4 10 275 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/42219a431da0a82f98e56afb2255c245.pdf 29eb1b716f2d5a8d0ad0679cdc2c58e6 PDF Text Text H H p m u p p 2 5 C en ts F R ID A Y N o v e m b e r 11, 1 98 8 etat Year, No. 09 - Sanford. Florida M ack decla re d w in n e r in race for U .S . Senate seat NEWS DIGEST C isslble irregularities In four large cmtnllrs tuss­ Blast shuts down nswsroom LOUISVILLE. Ky. — I he Louisville CourierJournal printed Ita morning editions at a Lexington newspaper after a flrr and explosion ripped through an adjacent (Hinting plant. Injuring 21 people and forrlng the evacuation of the newspaper building eighteen firefighters and three printing plant wtwkrrs were injured, none critically. In the Thursday night fire, which was followed by a massive explosion that blew windows out of the adjacent Courier-Journal building, authorities said "The (printing plant) building Is designed with rxploslon proof panels, and these were kicked out." Fire Capt Keith tm* said "Sev, steel dour* Went hoc aled." The i-cwspapcr. for the first lime since 1937. was lorred Ic have Its mctr.lng rdi'tons printed by another paper, the Lrxtngtim Herald Leader some HO miles away TA LLA H A S S EE - Republican Connie Mark won n Nttrrly fought U R Reflate rat« Thursday, at»idtug a mandatory recount witrn abwrnicr ballots provided him with a 20 .00Dvote cushion over Democrat Krnneth "Buddy" MacKay. "It has been a tough rare.",Mark said after vlriuall) all absrnirr hsllula cast in Tuesday s general election had been counted and the results showed him s narrow winner over Mar Kay. Hut Mat Kay refused lo conrred. claiming ive discouraged 170.000 voters from making a choice In Ihr Senate rare. Mark said hr wanted to "extend the hand of friendship' to MacKay and to nil Piorid* residents and he plrdgrd to fight for the stale and the country during his senate tenure "It »• i>: honor (or me lo lir In ibis position." Ms* a said In Fort Myers 1 promlt lo hr ihr best Senator 1 can Ire. for Florida, lor America and for freedom " MacKay spoke at his (Vain home, saying he would not concede until irregularities werr examined In Datle. Ilroward Palm Heat h and Hillsborough, where the Senate rare appeared near Ihr bottom of the ballot pagr "We don’t Intend in drug this out." he said " U T r r going la took Into lluil with competent legal counsel brlorr wr make any llnal decision on tills rare." MacKay said "I want lo make tt clear at the outset that I have no reason In |iri,c*-r the M.*» k <uinpuign is associated with the Irregularities." MacKay said, adding ll matters were resolved In Mack's favor, hr would support him Bee Mack. Page BA Nation’s veterans honored T h r t « killtd In txplosion Prom eteff, wtea rs parts_____________ ______________ M ILW AUKEE - Authorities today searched tor the cause of a methane gas e*pl«»*io»» that ripped through a sewer tunnel under construc­ tion. killing three workmen who were checking safety levels. The bodies til the three men were brought out of the tunnel by 6 p.m. Thursday The y werr found about 2.000 feet from the entrance of the 30 foot-deep tunnel several hours after the 9 02 a m . blast. SANFORD — Veterans sere honored hrrr today with a parade and memorial srtv urs Military, veterans, amt other gron|>% as well as the Seminole High Sc hoot l>>ind took pan In the city's annual parade this morning Irum the Armory lo Memorial Park a< rosslrom l i l v Hall The |iarade Grand Marshall was John t lark, corn mu tide r of American Legion Post 33 and •hatrrnan of the Sanford Area Veterans Advosorv Council Ceremonies, conducted bv Seminole County Com mis •totter Itoh Stunn. were to be hrld al tire |urk following the parade The otrserv.us es here and across tin- <punirv tsmir al a lime wlien itstre Ilian 400.000 veterans a year are expected to « asli In Gl Hill Iwneftls lor a college rdut ath*n by 19!i3 that Is aciurdlng to .1 new rr|Hiri loan the American Council on KdiirjUtai that slww» tl»e ts-nellt program Isa hit I h r munlier of people using Gl Hill Is-nellls also will more than doutde bv 1991. rising Irian 150.000 lo inorr Ilian 300.000 a year. .11 fa ilin g to the study. "Joining Feat cs The Military slili(u< t cm College Under the Mcaitgianerv Gl lltll - named I«h Its sponsor Kep G V Sonny Mcmigtanctv DMiss — active duty military perscainel arr entitled lo luck education benettls eg B3U0 per itwmlh lea 341 months in exehange ha three years eg service smt a pay reduction of StOO per month for 12 months Item-fits ha rrsrnisis are $140 prr month lor Mi Bee Veterans. Page SA Rhino dios In freak accidont LOS A N G E LE S — A rare 2V» ton Indian rhinoceros, one of only 73 In captivity, died apparently of shock when Its tread became stuck In a hole In Its enclosure. «m officials said Thursday. 141a Angeles Too Director Warren Thomas told the Lna Angeles Tim es the death of Khada. a 20 -year-old female, was "one of those unfortu­ nate freak a rcld rn U ." The results of a necropsy were pending, but Thomas said her death was bellrvrd caused by ahork From United Proot International roporta local vatarant particlpatad In a downtown Santord parada Friday. □ Sports Irish turn down Gator Bowl bid Athletic ofllclals al Notre Dame have turned down the Gator Howl s offer to stage a matchup between the No I Fighting Irish and No 4 West V i r g i n i a , a spokesman with the New Year's Day howl said Thursday. "Th e scenario Is that Notre Dame has Indicated they are not coining to our tiuwl." said Charles Callaghan with the THE FIGHTING Marda Gator Ikrwl In Jacksonville. Fla. "They did not give a reason. They have derided to go somewhere else." he said IR IS H H «rs h it«r wins NL Cy Young Sports wrttrrs across the nation Ignored Ihr entlrr season and focused their attention oil the last six games Instead before dretdlng lo award this year's National la-ague Cy Young Award to the Dodgers' Orel llershlarr llrrshlser won the tumor despite bring second in the league 10 Cincinnati's Danny Jackson In victories and several oilier statistics While Jackson was consistently strong Ihrnugtmut the 19HH campaign, llershlarr was spotty at brst. but Ills streak of consecutive scoreless Innings late in live year against weak com|irtltlon such as San Francisco and Atlanta, became the focus of much attention ami probably won the award for him 1B - I IlNDBX l r i l | f ...................... . . . . . AB C ff^ fd a r ................ ... 1 0B r__ AN C f ftiT f I r4 fitar Abbv........... ..... SB Death*................. .4 A tu to ria l. .'*»o Z] Plertd*............... Natlen................ Nnoroto Police................ Sports................ Weather............ World. Sunny and mild today Today will mostly clear and sunny with highs In the H(K. dropping Into Ihr 60s tonight. S a tu rd a y will be partly sunny with a chance of af­ ternoon sh o w e rs. Hlghstn Ih r HOs. Man jailed in landmark court case By •ANOKA BOUCM AHINI Harold ststt writer______________ SANFORD In what is the c r im in a l c h ild non su pp ort case in Srrnliiolr Countv David Warren Montgomery. 49 Jacksonville was lutiml guilty and taken lo Seminole D n inly Jail Thursdaywhile his prrsrnl wife Itsiked on. Monlgotnerv was (isind guilty ig a third degrer felony ami laces up lo live years linptlscai merit, according to Assistant State Attorney- Hugh llass A jury ol six women, selected Thursday morning handed the guilty verdict to Judge Robert It MiGrrgor shortly before 7 p in while Patricia squeezed the hand ol her 12 -yrurold daugh­ ter. Cynthia No other su ch c rim in a l clnld-mm sti|>|Mai actions air k i i o w i i in Seminole County, arcording to testimony. H a ss, w h o re p re s e n te d Patricia Montgomery, who was married to the defendant Ira 19 ye ars, said In rn tirl that Montgomery owes All ton 93 In back child support. In n letter prrM-nied during court testimony, Patricia wrote that she believed her exhiistiaml owes her B10.400 In hack sup|Mirt She wrote Ihr letter to Ills |iarrnls stating that "lie is going to go In jail for two y-tirs If lie doesn't come up with all the money lie owes me, •10.400." The Irtlrr was pres­ ented in court by Attorney Itlck Colcgrovr. who represented Montgomery. |la>« sold that Patricia "came lo this courtroom us a last resort.” H r said Patricia had pursued a numlier ol civil ac­ tions against her ex husband In unutlrtnpi to get him toupprar. Clayton D. Simmons, a Sunford nllnrnry for whom Patricia worked In u domestic capacity, represented her In civil unions 11r st known ' Bee Csee. Page SA Manatee focus of state cabinet 7rw s staff, w ire r t f t r t i Gov Hob Martinez and the Cabinet voted Thursday to adopt rrt oinniriid.itions calling lor rmer protective tnrasurrs to tie taken lo prut rrt Florida s manatees that w inter near Hanlord as well a* else where In the stale *If wr don't take strong action to protect the manatees, wr may not have this « realtor around In ttie future, said state Insurance Commissioner Hill Gunter “ We re doing a lot. but H arr certainly Is a lot more wr can do Mir rm langrrrd mammal loom! Ill 21 designated arras along Florida’s coast. Is threatened by a numbrr ol inan-madr problems. Ihr report says Locally, manalrc winter near the Florida Power plant on the St Jophns Klvcr between the U S Highway 17-92 and IntrrMair 4 bridges - busking in the warmth ot Ihr plant's wurmw-uter d lv barge The also winter al lllue Springs Stair Park Manatee deaths arr most Irrqurnlly caused by boat pro|allrrs and Itistamts where the slow-moving animal Is trapped when Ink* on waterways are Hoard. act lading the ri(«»rt Other serious threats Include separatum of manatee cows from young calves when the animals are disturbed ih threatened by humans and harassment bv swimmers. s t u Im divers and sttorklrrs The repori also s.ivs altering the manatees' habitat through dredging and Itllmg. dock and pier construc­ tion and weed control programs adversely ullrit Hie manatees' food supply and threaten llsrxlsleme. In order to pcnlrrt the animal, the report suggests state and federal agencies take a series of sle|M to inliHitt the public aliout the animals endangered sprrtrs status ami increasing enforeeinrnl u« tivlties to stop Illegal slaughter of the manatee The re|«at says special brochures are lielng |ae|iared and will la distributed with boat and vessel titles to remind boat ofieniiors about designated "no wakezones In manatee hahtlal arras The report also says public service announcements Bsc Manatee. Page BA Senior athletes flip out for pancake competition By BUSAN LO D IN Herald staff writer --------- Thursday’s Results SANFORD — Seniors were nipping out In Sanford over the Golden Age Games Pan cake Race uml Ihe competition was as hoi as I he griddle that cooked Ihr cakes Hut Ihe playrrs were lucky Ihrrr were cakes to Itlp In thr Thursday heat ul Ft Mellon Park. "The y smelled so good wr asked If Ihcy could give us s y ru p and b u M c r.” said Martha Kll|Mtrlck of Sanford, a Pilot Club nirrnlK-r who picked up ihr golden spheres from McDonald's before l hr game " ll‘s a good thing wr didn't cal them T h r y 'r r a llttlr rubbery." Kilpatrick said ns shr pointed nut that dark s|acks In Ihr cakes weren't blueberries The cakes were loaded with W iiodchlps. lo give thrill substance to hold up against u mild breeze and thr abuse I hey were In face. T h r competition came on Ihr nflh day of Ihr competition in ihe w eek-long annual Wilbur Ott llapjacked to the title. B«e Pancake, Page BA BAlKITBAll ONI ON ONI IM*n 0901 II Wi III tad Viaqrtn W 0***1 uai in jim Maranniio. w *-••-»« Cite III Hob*,! 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M l a i r Mary 111 Morn-rid Heaton* by Jtan Mortal CRIBBAOE -III I rad Irooman II Altomonlo Vi*109* 111 Don **044. 4* Ion lord 1)1 tad DepMol M **♦♦' Vpr*"9» K N IT T IN O I I I E lio Forfoto n. *4. Djytono Booth. I l l Mount a MotNr* ft. Bee Result*, Page OA SUBSCRIBE TO T H E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E BEST LOCAL NEWS CO VERAGE. Call 322-2611 ) �Florid* — Friday, ii* i m ______________________ _ — - NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE Gustafson wins speakership battle X K . Wetherall tapped for 1990 Vchmters swrnnpedby lliDga! *flens M m In Lloyds fraud sxtrsdltsd MIAMI 1UP11 — A man who led police on a five-year chase around the world was extradited to ihe United Slates on charges he conspired to defraud 99.8 million from Under­ writer* at Lloyds of London after he amassed substantial Sandy Credln. also known u Shaul Credlrct-.ii:, brought to '!«fcinl Th*ii night on a Luf) runts flight. Hla was the result of a Joint Investigation by Ihe FBI. the Riqrai Canadian Mounted Hoik* and the West Oerman federal poUcc. ask) U A Attorney Dexter Lehtlncn In Miami. "Credln and Pierre Sarasln of Montreal were Indicted In Jan. 14. 1988 on charges of conspiracy, mail fraud and wire fraud." he asld. Credln. 64. fled the United Stales In 1983. shortly after he became the target of a federal Investigation. He was tracked through several countries, including and la n d , before he was apprehended during a routine traffic ■top 8 cpt. 20 In Ingolstadl. West Germany, where he was detained because of an alert placed by Interpol at the request of TA L L A H A S S E E — Oov. Bob Martlnex and the Cabinet voted ihurMtey to transform 3.742 acres of stale-owned agricultural land Into a "Alter system" for the Everglades, a move called a "historic" step Iowan) saving the River of Grass. Martinet and the Cabinet unanimously adopted a South Florida Water Management District plan to gradually take the S-N. Knight tract Just south of Lake Okeechobee tn Palm Beach County out of agricultural production and turn It Into a marsh. The marsh and plants that will grow In It will filler out much of the nutrients In water flowing from Lake Okeechobee-a reo farms through the Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge and Into the Everglades. The tract la stale-owned, but has been leased to the S.N. Knight company for use In growing sugar cane. The company and state and water district officials reached sn agreement on the transition only minutes before the Hem was brought up for A MMlifc* - t *:» TAM PA — A 12-year-old 400-pound yellow hengal tiger mauled an employee at Busch Gardens Thursday after they encountered each other In a fenced-in walkway, park officials ■aid. Dave Roller. 31. a 10-year employee at the tourist attraction, waa taken to University Community Hospital where officials ■aid he waa In stable condition but would be admitted overnight for observation. He Buffered a bite on his thigh, along with scratches and waa to be examined by a plastic surgeon. Some park employees aald Roller was scheduled to be married Friday, but there was no Immediate word on whether the wedding would take place as scheduled. Busch Gardens spokeswoman Glenda Gilmore said Ihe mauling was not an attack, but was Ihe result of Inaltrntlon by Roller. From United Proas International reports □ Straight Play (number* In exact order}: S250 on a SOceni bat, 9500 on 11. □ Box 3 (numbers In any order): SOOforsSO-csntbsl.StCOonSI. □ Box 6 (number* In any order): 940 for a 50-cent bet. 980 on ft. □Straight Box 3: 9330 in order drawn, 980 In any order on a St bat. □Straight Box 6: 9290 In order drawn, 940 If picked In combina­ tion on 91 bet Because Democrats dominate the House. Gustafson. D-Fort Lauderdale, and Mtlchell. D Vernon, are all but assured of taking office when legislators convene In an organizational session on Nov. 22. Autom atic recount set for Chappell, Jam es Deity end I wn d i y . o ic t p t tetorfey to The testwd Hortie. lac., M N. Srests Are . tostsre. Fia. m n. CUM Fsttse* FsM *1 tMSrl, lint POITM AITII; l i fe TN I MNF09D MIBSL0. PO. Bss tier, leaUre. FL ttm. ryi 1 feeafes. lt«4b • . IVMi Veer, MM*. I* Mete Ii I SMS* ue.Mi « MmMm. U JM i Tear, fet.fe MsMi Three Mwfe UIS4J Mt-Mj Veer IS M («*N ZH-M1I. W a t c h e s s t e a m r o lle d g iv in g c r u n c h tim e votes of those casting absentee ballot*, which Included the uae ot volunteers tu fill out ;bc forma, for the reversal. Campaign officials predicted election night the absentee ballots would change Ihe (Inal result. "We are currently looking at all our options." Dann said. "O ur plana ate to take this to the end. and make sure the Integrity of the election is maintained. James could not be reached for comment late Thursday. The two-day count of absentee ballots In the Northeast Florida district waa finished In Duval County, the moat populous in the district. Thursday, state elect ton officials aald. Other counties snapped up thetr tallies earlier. Under Florida law. If the win­ ning margin la leas than one-half of f percent, a recount la man­ dated. Jam es needed 1.250 votes to avoid the recount. Dot Joyce, state election secre­ tary. aald the mandatory recount had begun In most of the counties, but would not start until Monday In Volusia and Flagler count lea. Jam es defeated two other Republicans (at (he ciiancc to unamt Chappell, unopposed m (he 1980 election and a big winner two year* earlier. JA C K S O N V ILLE - Absentee ballots turned Republican Craig James Thursday from an elec­ tion night loser to a 727-vote leader over Rep. BUI Chappell, a figure In the Pentagon bigrtggtng scandal. Complete but unofficial re­ tu rn s show ed Ja m e s w ith 123.394 vote*, or 90.1 percent, and Chappell with 124.687 vote*, or 49.9 percent, pending the outcome of a mandatary recount that started Thursday. Chappell. 66 . subject of an FBI investigation into the Pentagon scandal earlier this year, led 47-year-old Jam es by 1.812 votes Election Day. but the count of an estimated 20.000 absentee ballots reversed the result. C h a p p e l l r e m a in e d 18 seclusion w ith hla family, a campaign spokesman mid. and he planned no comment or appearances until results are certified, perhaps early next " W e d o n ’ t t h i n k I t 's appropriate lo comment until .the insults of the election are final." said Marc Dann. ChapMMjI’aggangaign manager nunn credited an aggressive drive by Republicans lo win the being sold Cnrcud i f . ’ Thursday steam tolled 17.000 fake designer watches seized In 1985 during an operation lo cut ihe number of counterfeits being sold by flea markets, street vendaru and merchan­ dise market* The watches, bearing de­ signer names Including Role*. Pstek Fltlppe. Corum. Concord and Plagrl. were glittery fakes violating brand trademarks, said Custom s spokesman Kenneth Stroud. The timepiece*, valued al more than 9620.000 rv m as fake*, were seized Sept. 25. 1965 during Ihe rase, dubbed Operation Stopwatch, that ended with the arrests of 26 people on charges of trafllrking In counterfeit meixhandtae. All of the suspects even­ tually were convteird. Stroud The watches were kept In a customs storage vault while appeals and other legal pro­ ceedings ran their course They eventually were forfeited to the government but were m a rk e d fo r d e s tru c tio n her o w the trademark vio­ laI tons prohibited them from w j .-h r * were being sold In south Florida for 920 lo M O eaeh. but could be bought In Hong Kong, where they were made, for 95 lo 910spteer 'T h e illegal Importation of counterfeit merchandise constllules a muliibillton dollar problem that affect* importers and m anufacturers alike, because it gives those who break the law an unfair advantage and can put those who are taw abiding out of business." hr said All of Ihe watches came 1mm the same network, which was virtually destroyed by Opera­ tion Stopwatch. Stroud said, adding officials decided In stramroll the watches lo call attention lo the problem of counterfeit men hand tw­ ite said manufacturers m Italy alone are believed lo tie responsible for more than 93 billion worth of eountrHrlt goods annually Items Include G uerl leather goods. Lout* Villon luggage and Canter watches "Swiss watch manufactur­ ers hare n llm a tn t that more than IO mlllton counterfeit watches are sold annually" meeting In December." he said "The goal Is Id have a working plan by that meeting and come back with something official before the end of ihe year." Lewis organized congressional opposition when the Air Force announced Its Intention to scrap the hurricane hunter program al Ihe end of Ihe fiscal year which ended Sepl. 30. He said he fell It could be done for much less than 924 million annually. "Such a proposal meets m y primary goal of keeping Ihe hurricane hunters flying to protrcl life and property." Once satellite pictures show ■ tropical storm has formed, a hurricane hunter Is sent out lo check a variety of conditions. Including wind speed, wind strength, barometric pressure and the center's loca­ tion. The readings are Important lo pre­ dicting Ihe path the strum will lake. Without ihe planes, forecasters could be off 30 miles, which could hr crucial, said McKinnon "If It's a IHid one like Hurricane Gilbert, you're playing with your life." lie said Gilbert, which formed In September and possessed winds In excess* of 175 mph. cativ-d hundreds of deaths nnd billion* of dollars worth of damage In ll'vpunlnla. Jamaica. Grand Cayman Island. Mexico anil IheUnltrd Slates Efforts lo save the hurricane hunter program la-gun In May. In Ju ly. I hr Florida legislative delegation signed a letter to Aldridge asking him lo reconsider Ihe decision to drop Ihe planes Most of the delegation and several mem­ bers from coastal slates signed a resolution to save Ihe program, but II failed to gel on Ihe floor of Congress before Ihe session began. TH E W EA TH E ■ BXTSMDSD OVTLOISK Temperatures tonight will drop Into the mid GO* with clear skies. PF * p ^ SA TU R D A Y P ty C ld y 64*61 C te n r 6 6 -6 4 t u r n - Florida )4hovr tampan tv)*tw l, a.nlall *1la m COTtoday Hi La Bata Ctt»: m ia m i Daytona Sracn fort Laudrrdal* Fort M r*r* GamotvtHa jackton.illa KtyWnt Lakeland Ortsnda Pyntecoie UrttaK Bredtnlon Tallenettaa VoolMdi Wott Palm Boecti *0 41 0 00 II IF 000 s ii *4 n in ooo u n eoo to 14 coo I t M 000 04 n ooo 04 *1 000 Of 40 000 a oi ooe ot *) ooo ra u ooo oj v ooo 00 M 0 00 01 01 ooo U 41 0 00 8 3 -6 9 v jm ,--------- 1 TU ES D A Y PtyCM y 8 3 - 9 4 SATUR D AY) B O LU N A R T A B L E t Min. 2 :10 p.m ., Maj. 7.45 a m.. 10:10 p.m. T ID E S : Daytona Beach: highs. 9:18 a m.. 9 37 p.m.: lows. 2:40 a m.. 3:34 p.m.; New Sm yrna Beach: highs. 9:23 a.m.. 9:42 p.m.: lows. 2:45 a.m.. 3:39 p.m.: Bay port; highs. 9:19 am .. 9:15 p.m.; lows. 2:56 a.m.. 3:30 p.m. FLORIDA TIM FS Crrtlow* F ty C M y V NATIONAL PF V J'A ^ 1 W EDNESDAY F t y C l d y 7 6 -6 4 STATISTICS Saturday...m ostly sunny. High in the low lo mid HOs. Wind cast 5 lo 10 mph. with about a 40 perrrnt chance of latr afternoon showers. Apalachicola - _____________ Today...mostly sunny and dry with high In the lower 80s. Variable light wind. Very Utile chance of rain. (U IF S o tim ) Friday. November It, 1966 Vol 81. No 69 Gustafson alto named Mitchell to chair the Appropriations sub•committee on genets! govern­ ment. and aald Rep. S.L. "Spud" Clements would continue as chair of the House Administra­ tion committee. Carpenter. D-Plaut City, had hoped tu use an alliance of conservative Democrats and the Republican minority to lake Ihe s p e a k e rs h ip a w a y fro m MIAMI — Th e Air Force and Ihe National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration are working to save planes which fly Inside hurricanes gathering Information about tropical weather systems. Rep Tom Lewis aald. The Air Force, riling financial difficulties, derided lo drop I hr program which II said cost 924 million a year lo operate. The plan under consideration would move the hurri­ cane hunirrs under NOAA'a Jurisdiction. Lrwt*. R-Fla.. has scheduled a meeting wlih Commerce Secretary William Verity and Air Force Secretary Edward Aldridge In Washington. The Idea Is to get a proposal together to work wtih before that meeting. Ken McKinnon, a spokesman In Lewis' Washington office, said Thursday. “ There Is not a formal proposal on Ihe table. They will hammer that out at the FO R T MYERS — A Jury recommended Thursday that serial killer Bobby Joe Long, who admitted In a CBS Interview that he murdered 10 people and committed 100 rapes, dir in Florida’a electric chair. The Jury deliberated about 20 minutes before announcing Its decision. Judge Wayne L. Cobb, who la not bound by the Jury‘a recommendation, aald he will set a sentencing dale next week. Tbs dally numbar Thursday In fha Florida Lottery CASH 3 gam* was 939. T A L L A H A S S E E - House Democrats Th ursd a y unani­ m o u s ly e n d o r s e d th e speakership bid of Rep. Tom Gustafson, less than 24 hours arter R ep. C a rl C a rp e n te r dropped his divisive bid to un­ seal ihe Speaker-designate. The Democratic caucus also unanimously nominated Rep. Sam Mitchell. D-Vernon. for House Speaker Pro Tempore. cussed the possibility of creating an Hispanic Affairs office within the House. He aald he would nm»trier that Hkc. along with a poaalble Black Allaire office. Gustafson said hr had not E remised Hlspanlcs hr would lock any attempts to enact legislation enforcing the nrw English Only amendment. But Gustafson made tl clear he strongly disapproved of the amrndent. whteh passed over­ whelmingly In Tuesday's elec­ tions. " I f you want lo have an Internationally economically successful stale, don't talk about ‘English Only’ — talk about 'English al le a s t.G u s ta fs o n said "If you want to do business on an International level, you'd better have a population that is able to com m unicate on a multi lingual basts." Plan to save hurricane hunters in works Jury recommends death for killer of 10 tO TTM Y Gustafson said V could won unui Liter the organizational session to make moat committee assignments, but did offer the choice Appropriations commit­ tee chairmanship to Rep. T>K. Wetherelt. D Daytona Beach. Wetherell appears to have suffi­ cient support to become speaker In the 1990-92 session. t it *4C!!4KL to srtTL L A H O TAMPA — Volunteer* assisting illegal aliens trying to obtain U A cilltemhlp before the amnesty deadline report they are swamped by farm worker* Ill-prepared to complete the time-consuming procedure. Farmworker* have until Nov. 30 to appty for amnesty under provlaions of the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1086. and officials say if they fall to meet the deadline, illegal aliens have little hope of gaining employment tn this country. Social worker* say many migrant farmworker* are trickling Into the Tampa Day area from Northern states and most have not gathered the necessary documents to prove residency In the united Stale*. They said other*, strapped for cash because they send money to families In Mexico or because of ihe summer drought, arc trying to scrape up the money needed for applications. The law requires seasonal farmworker* to prove they worked In the United States for 90 days during the 12 months ended May !. 1966. Non-agriculture worker*, whose deadline passed this spring, had to prove thetr residency In Ihe United States since 1981. Th e application fee for both groups was 9I8S. but with required physicals and other fees, the entire cost runs about 8300 for each person, social worker* said. GuaUfaon. He dropped that challenge tate Wednesday night, after seven Hispanic Republican i epresrr.tat ivea »o!d h’m tiiey would not support him. Gustafson said Carpenter (old him of his decision Wednesday night. "Th e conversation waa cor­ dial," Guaufron aald. "I don't believe he waa comfortable he had the vo te s to get the speakership." Gustafson readily admitted he had asked Hispanic lawmaker* for their help, but said he had not promised them any special favors. "I have been very open about asking everyone, natural or su­ pernatural. to help me become s p e a k e r o f th e H o u s e .“ Gustafson said. Gustafson said tic and His­ panic representatives had dls- BKACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves arc I lo 2 fret and semi-glassy. Cur­ rent Is to (tie south with a water temperature of 74 degrees. N ««r S m yrna Bench: Waves arc I lo I Vs feel and glassy. Current Is lo the south. with a water temperalure of 74 degrees. Sun screen factor: 18. SOATINO S t. Auguatlna to Jn p lta r Inlet > Today...wind west and norlhweet 5 lo 10 kl* (I i Ib morning becoming north and northeast 10 kts this afternoon. Seas 2 fl Increasing 2 (o 3 ft during the afternoon. Bay and Inland water* smooth lo a light chop. A few showers north. Tonight...wind northeast 10 lo 15 kts The high temperature In San­ ford Thursday was 82 degrees and the ovrmtght low was 59 There was no recorded ralnlul! during thr 24-hour period end­ ing al 8 a.m. Friday. The temperature at 8 a.m. today was 73 degrees nnd Thursday's overnight low was 01. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Aiqxirl. Other data: □ Th u rs d a y 's high............... .83 □Barom atric pr*aaura..S0.l7 C:Relative h u m id ity .....73 pet □ W in d s. 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MARK BAftPIBLD Harald staff writer Stray police bullet hits man SANFORD — A funeral home wurker working behind a police firing range, burying a body, was slightly wounded by a stray bullet (turn Ihe range al Seminole Community College. Chris D. Nmi. 27. of Sanford, told Sriohmtr County nhmfTs deputies he wax working In the indigent cemetery when a bullet struck his right leg at about I p in Thursday. Casselberry (ndlce practicing shooting at Ihe range said they did not know anyone wus In thr graveyard. IVpulIrs rr|Mirted that Neal's leg wus bruised and he did not need medical treatment. Neal said he told someone nl the range Ihul he was going to lie In the cemetery before he started work. Tw o accused of fondling trooper I.ONGWOOD - A Florida Highway Patrol trooper working undercover al thr raslbnund Interstate 4 rest urra, rural l-ongwnod. rrportrd arresting two men hr accusrd of touching h*s groin Arrested In separate Incidents on a charge of committing a lewd and lasc ivious ad w rrr la-land John K imiH. 46. of St Augustine; and Esmond Edward Dtanlnn. 37. of 363 Clermont Drive, latkr Mury. The arrests were made around midnight Thursday and both suspects discussed sex wllh the trooper. I hr FHP rrportrd KiMik was also charged with battery, after ullrgedly touching ihr trun|N-r and Dir king his longue at him SANFORD - Chrysler hoard chairman Ia r lacocca emerged In a neck and neck dr wlih Democratic presidential can­ didate Jesse Jackson as recipi­ ent* is tin most w rilc-in presi­ dential vote* cast in Seminole Coiin ly Tucvlay. Doth mm received I I volet, more than live times thr number of voles received by the only t|uallflrd write-in presldrnllal Candidate. David E. Duke and Ills running-m ale. Floyd C Parker Duke and Parker re­ ceived only Iwo votes. All oilier write-in names were Ire dl* qualllled In all. 17(1 prrstdrnital prelrrenres were w ritten Into the Seminole County I m Ho I s . said Supervisor of Klectlons Sandra (inard Although the write Ins may reflect serious preferences, whtinscy or even anger. Guard said th r write-ins slow the ballot-c-minting process She said the 201,178 Seminole County ballot cards wrrr viewed on both sides at least onre to find wrtie-tn* Many of die write-ins reflect disagreement wllh the two major party's mah hups of the Re­ publicans' George tlush/Dan Du>tvie and Ih r Dem ocrats' Michael Dukakls/I.luyd Ifenlser. Hush and Denisen were paired on one write-in and Hentsen received u total of sevrn write-in role* for prrstdrul Hentsen was also paired as Jesse Jackson * running male in one ballot Several unsuccessful presi­ dential primary candidates were also write-ins. Rep Jack Kemp and Sen Robert Dole each rereived nine voles Gary Hart received stx votes and Sen Al wrote in either None ol ihe Gore received Iwo. Several non-announced can­ above." "No name." or " I ’d like didates also relieved votes of another choice." In the battle of presidential presidential confidence, Sen. Hob Graham of Florida received com edians, funnym an Sam four voles. Sen. Trd Kennedy of Klnlson emerged over veteran Massachusetts received one vole p re side n tia l candidate Rat .ind former U S Ambassador Paulson. 2-1 Mickey Mouse re­ Jean Kirkpatrick received two ceived no votes for prrsldrnt this year and received only one voir votes lor secretary of state. Mickey did Former presidential cundldair receive two votes for Altaninntr Harry Goldwater still has one Springs commission District 3. supporter writing In Ills name In where another person wrote In Seminole County as wrll as one "Anybody else ” supporter for Richard Nixon In Ihe bailie of local broadcast Ronald Reagan had two voles media persona III lev. Larry D. of ol people desiring lo keep him on W CAT-FM IYIOOI and Joe Nasty a* president longer Ilian the legally-allowed eight vrars one of W JMH-FM (102 JAMZl were p e r s o n p r e f e r r e d I h e written m respectively as presi­ Rragaii/Hunh Irani over a Hush dent and vice president choices. Steve Rnndlnaro and Andrea presidency. Coudrlet. evening anchors ol Iran-contra cenirrpirce Oliver W ESH-TV. Channel 2. also re Norlh received two voles celvrd a vole for presidential On the lighter side, six people candidate and running-male Man arrested for selling stolen rings SANFORD — A mail an used of stealing two rings (tom a rural Casselberry Jewelry simp ami selling I firm In Seminolr anil Orange counties has tarn i barged with dealing In stolen property Seminole ('minty dirrllf** deputies arrested Mario Joseph Capri. 34, of 1305 San Dir go Court, Casarlbefry, al ihr SrmiiMtlr County jail al about 2 3 0 p m . Thursday Hr la an uartl erf taking the rings flom a rountrr at Jewelry Etc.. WlIU Springs l l a u . Red tlu f U k r Rcrd U (Viobrr. and llwn pawning them The rings havr a combined valur of *2.200 Sanlord |«>ln e aho questioned Capri ,o an unrrlalrd forgery i w rrferied lilm to deputies aa a suspect in Ihr ihrfl. a stir rill* rr|airl said Ikmd Is * 1 .00(1 Man arrested for forgery SANFORD — Sanford poller report charging a man sllli lorgrry and say lir Is also a suspect In a similar l.nngw(MMj (■tin r <anr with morr charge* |irndlnK Travlrs Evrrrii lloulwrll, |H. of 11173 IMor Ftah C la r. (irn rv a . was arrested on two ruunts rarli of utlrrniK a forKrd Insirumrnt ami grand thrfl at 3 22 p m Thursday at Ihr Sardnrd |sifkr station Police alk|{r Ik* cashed a *373 dirt k and a *»IUO check dlrgully drawn on Ih r account of OnH||r Harrison T h r lansartloris occurred O rl 13 and 14 nl First Federal of Seminole. 312 W First St . Saulurd Puller said lellers al lire funk rrcngrilml lloulwrll His (mild Is 1 1.000 Man arrested for cocaine possession SANFORD — A man who was <ouliouted and ararrhrii by Sanford police to an area known for drug deals was i barged wllh possession id i <Hainr alter (toller said they found the narcotic In his possession Permian James Williams. IH. of Lincoln Court, Sanford, was arrested at (150 p m Thursday on Fifth Street at Avarado Avenue Itond I* *2.000 Several arrested on DU I charges — SANFORD — T k r W l M d n i ( w r s n n a f a r * w r h a t g * o< d r i v i n g u tM le t I h r I n f l o r n r r In S r m l r a d r C o u r t ly • (River I. Lee, OO, of Drl-and. was arrrsted at R 22 p m Thursday alter his iar l.ulrd lo slop at a slop sign on IVrsiruruon Avenue al Kl|(hth Street. Sanlurtl H r was also rhargnl wtih runnlnit a stop sign and driving with a suspended llrrnsr • Robert Lee Johnson 34 of 200 Mary Drive. Sanlord. ThurstLiy on Slate Road 434. Allamonle Springs, after his swerving cur almost collided with srvrml other vehicle* • Edward Allru Sullivan. 30. 401 Spanish Trait* Drive. Altamonte Spring*. at 3.31 a m Unlay aflrr Ida ear tan a retlllghl at Douglas Avenue and Slate Hoad 430. Allamonle Springs ■‘nitre rr|atrl his rnr slopjtrd In the lotriserthin and Sullivan fell asleep at lire wheel al that location • Anthony David Edward* 31. of Orlando, at 2 20 u m Iinlay aflrr hr was arm driving erratically on Stale Hoad 43(1. Allamonle Springs Little hope left for any survivors of tanker fire U a ltrf *r— « Iw N n m im l H ALIFAX. Nova SrtdLi - Re sruers held out llllle lio|rr today for 27 crew mnnfiets missing from a llrlllslMiwnrd oil lankrr dial broke In Iwo. horned and sriiik In die (rigid North Atlantic Cupl Moil Marhonnrlt ol the Halifax rm e u r coordination renter said a Canadian air hirer plane would eontlmif thr search lodav bid ihrrc was llllle hojie any of the crew mrndirrs I'tiuld liavr siirvlvrd. “ Both sections of thr tanker liavr sunk," MarDonnrll salrl rally today. "Doth llfrtioals were found and no one was stilted " The OS,000-Ion Odyssey Imikr In two lair Wednesday while tiring haltered with 23 loot waves and more limn 50 mph winds In thr North Atlantic 700 miles nnrlhrusl of St. John's. Newfoundland T h r sinking tanker and Its cargo ol oil i aught lire and homed fur several hours Thursday " T h r heal was so Intense (fiat the Russian vessel (w h ich assisted In r r s r u r rfin rts i couldn’t grl closer than about a mile away." MarDonnrll said. "It Is highly unllkrly that any­ one would have godrn oil Ihr vessel It's (rally doubtful " Aflrr searching through Ihr day Thursday fur the 15 (Week and 12 Honduran errw mem­ bers, two Canadian F o rrrs a irc ra ft r e t u r n e d to base Thursday night Urn- of the planes was returning today. "Survival mil there Is nut good.'" Paid Kendrick ol the Canadian coast gourd said Thursday "Th e walrr Is very Irlgld In Ihr walrr, with no survival suits on. you pmluihlv would perish in a mallrr nl hours at most." Th e Soviet vessel Passat, which had arrived near the s rrn r ol the mishap earlier, remained In the area to conduct visual and ra d a r searches through die night. A second vessel. Ihr hulk carrier Maritime Wisdom, was rn route lit the srrnr and expected today Searchers s|M>tird the Odys­ sey's two lifeboats Thursday, (ml said they were empty. County forsslsr Mika Marlin Impacts tbs Irss In front of th« Sanford Mtddls School The tits la of historical valut and all •fforta Bov Scouts l b gathsr food for Thanksgiving By SUSAN LOO IN Herald staff wrilsr That Hoy Seoul who may up|>rur ul your iltnir on Saturday will tie M o ttlin g lor Thanksgiv­ ing food for Ihr needy laical Cub Scouts. lloy Scouts. Varsity Scout* and Explorers going dunr to door w ill hand oul plastic fond tugs, lo h r tilled by thr recipient*. They will return for thr full hag* the following Saturday.Nov Id Member* of the Central Florida Couetl of Seoul* w ill foln mil Ihiti* ol other so u l* nationwide to carry not their "National Good T u rn " program. are bslng mad* to i m it. Thirty percent of th« crown has trimm«d to h«lp guard against wind raaiatanc*. T H A N K Y O U FOR YOUR SU P P O R T T O G E T H E R W E W IL L M A K E T H E D IF F E R E N C E YOUR COUNTY COMMISSIONER latcrilly Ihr scout* hope till* national pmgrum w ill nri 50 Ions nl canned good* anil non prrtshlblr food. Rrxldrnt* who fill the tug* should plate them outside Ihrlr front diMirs lot p ick up Nov 10. The lirm* will go th r the Olive Garden Italian Restaurants, and various Clumbers id Commerce and United Way Servlet* Cenirr* where they will t>e sorted and given to I(hkI hank* in Seminole. Orange. Osceola. Hrevard. Likr. Volusia and Flagler Coutlrs. "Hunger I* a pruhlrin we can do soinrlhlng about by working together." Ikiy Seoul Council Director Run Carroll said "It l* an example ol Scouting'* lung standing commitment lo com­ munity service. Th a t commit­ ment datr* liack to thr llml national Good T u r n , a lt)!2 program promoting a vile and sane Fourth of J u ly ." T h r National Guard tit all 50 stales will assist die liny Scouts of America In this largest appeal for food In U S. History. « — BOKNCV CALLS THURSDAY • 10 50 ii.m. — 105 W. T h i r d S t., m edical ca ll, women. 0 1 . transported by private vehicle. • I 1:04 a .m . — I 2 0 0 Albright. In Iront of R A M Manufacturing, natural gas line broken In road — stood by for gas company. • 1:18 p.m. — 100 Wdson Hlvd„ trauniu call. man. 27. not transported. • 3:43 p.m. — 13th Street and French Avenue, auto ac­ cident. no one transported. • 1027 p.m. 708 W. T h ir d S t ., m e dical call, woman. H I. not transported. FRIDAY • 12:19 a.m . 1 200 IS Mungmistlm* Avc.. trauma call. U n ite d way J E N N IF E R C. K E L L E Y D IS TR IC T F IV E �VINCENT CARROLL EDITORIALS H o n o r m e m o rie s of sa crifice More than one m illion American soldiers climbed from their trenches and charged following the artillery bombardment In Ihe opening of the Meuse-Argonnc offensive. Here were lo be the last b a tik s of the w ar. Th e doughboys succeeded In dosing the southern ptneuers. and the Aids farces were crushed. A t 11 a.m .. Nov. 11. 1010. the guns fell •Dent on the Western Front. Th e w ar to end all w a n was over. Voice* were raised In W A SH IN G TO N - President Reagan will leave office aoon. convinced he haa made America a better place. The gain In Joba and kaaenlng of tensions with Russia, a new nuclear arms reduction agree­ ment. even coming dose to ending the cold war. are nothing to sniff n . He also returned Imperial trappings to the While House, spruced It up. and a n belli*bed the aura of the presidency. W h e th e r A m e ric a n s feel good about 1hem selves depends on l he individual. But If Jingoism, patriotic shibboleths and a stress on the importance of praying In school and reciting the Pledge of Allegiance In data are the key to a better nation, one cannot say he haa not tried. During eight years In office. Reagan has tried lo live up lo hto promise to "get the government off our backs" by freeitng the level of federal workers and eliminating ted tape and reducing income taxes. He also erased regulation* affect­ ing health and safety, according lo some crllir* t Reagan s low esteem for the bureaucracy many have been reflected In Ihe type uf appointees he chose lo head agencies and departments. Some 100 of the administration's top officials were fired or forced to resign under a cloud of allegations of wrongdoing. Moat of all he haa succeeded In turning the country to the right wllh his Reagan Revolution, pushing “ back lo basics" In schools, moral values In family life freedom and lalsscz falre for business. B I lia J u d g m e n ts ^ B have been bl«fk and w h ile . T h e death nB V fv M V penalty la good. dun I V control la bad. \ i. _ 1 ■ II c t o o k a n a ssa sa tn a tio n atB V tempt In hto stride 4 after being shot In f the chest and amaa- I B ingly kept hto tense £ T h# n r e t l • of hum or In the or• A - n t ’a ahllltv deal He underwent a ?*n # colon cancer operalook lion and protlale on briQhl surgery while in of side h it kept Bee. bouncing back him happy J In fine fettle. --------------------------------------------The president's ability to look only on the bright side hat krpt him happy and optimistic Vulnerable and at limes naive, tie has m ain­ tained a "nice guy" Image, completely disarm Shortly after the end of W orld W ar I. a group of Am erican soldiers met In Parts. It was the beginning of the American Legion. Th e nation celebrated Arm istice Day honor­ ing the m ore than two m illion Americans who served In W orld W ar I. m any having made the supreme sacrifice for tJteir country. JACK ANDERSON Prosecuting war crim inals is hard WASHINGTON — A Uktanun pilkriiuin krpt s |M»krr lace while Bring a bullet into the head of a 4 year-old Jewish girl In I (M3 IBs coldblooded lark of emotion In front of wllnesaes on that autumn day In Ihe Polish lawn of Ltsels kept him nut of prison Mure than 40 years later. West German authorities declined lo prosecute the Ukral nUn. Ilohdan Kozly. becausr they could not pone he acted out of cruelly. German Judges havr rrrrn lly ruled that If Nazis dkltt t display laughter nr some other outward show of enjoyment, they t annul lie found guilty of murder (or currying out the gruesome task of ^ grots klc Simply firing slugs into Ilie head of » V i child to not enough m . 1 brtsuse Nazis like c ivic M id hum an ita rian efTorta th ro u g h m em bership In the Am erican Legion, whoac ranks swelled through the years. The holiday entitled Arm istice Day was renamed Veter­ an's D ay to honor service men and wom en of all wars. Appropriate ceremonies led by a repre­ sentative of the Am erican Legion, a county com missioner and other civic and service leaders, opened the holiday observance in S a nfbnr,lt0 d a v T h e parade that followed of patriotic processionals. Reflections on wartime service arc frequent am ong those who survived that hellish experience. Beils rang and chim es resounded at pre­ cisely 11 a.m . on N o v. 11 each ye a r throughout America In earlier limes. A ll would pause for a moment of prayer giving thanks for freedom and a tribute to fallen heros. Th a t national resolve remains but m any Individual demonstrations have de­ parted. Th e Herald la pkaaed that citizen* here take tim e to honor all veterans In this annual rem inder of sacrifice In service for It Is worthwhile to pause and pay tribute to those who served. L E TTE R S T O EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. All tetters must be signed and Include a mailing address and telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and as brief as possible. The Sanftnd Herald reserves the right lo edit letters. W o rld "Do you have a friend like Doris Duke who can make ball for you?" * If t T / . Trib u te was paid to those who served and lived, and those w ho served and died. Memories were revived, the coal of liberty recalled. inK his detractors who disagree w llh hit conservative polkle* Reagan ended hto political odyaacy and hi* all-out campaign for Vice President George Bush on a happy note, convinced that he had left a legacy worth preserving and that ula popularity evoked call* for "eight more years." la the glass half empty or half full? The dark >tdi nflhc picture shows he will leave oflke wllh an intractable *150 hill kin-plus deftclt and a national debt of 92 6 trillion The budget dellcli tripled after lie look over from Jim m y Carter Hut Kragan's answer la that Congress to to Marne since It holds the purse strings. The lawmakers can Just say no. One of Kragan's major campaign promise* was to balance the budget, but hr has never submitted a balanced budget. The Impossibility of It all rrn lrrrd on Ills decision to spend I I trillion In new weapons programs In five years and to raise the IVntaguti budget by 9 percent during his first year In office while using hto first year popularity to win a tan cut. The domestic pteturr to not entirely rosy rlesfillr the drop In unemployment Some 3 million homeless are on the streets, a problem that increased enormously on Kragan's watch tCDwtsiwtaaets s u n te a m aua D A V ID S. BRODER C a m p a ig n s m u s t b e c le a n s e d W ASHINGTON-Grousing la the favorite na­ tional sport, and Ihere* been a ion of It about Ihe Just -completed presidential campaign If there to a network commentator or newspaper columnist who ha* nol pronounced Ihe Bush-Dukakl* exercise the plts-the absolute lowest --It'* escaped my notice. Negative, nasty, uninformative, disturbing, degrading, demagogic are some of ihe milder words applied lo ihe onslaught of ada and sound-bites which dominated the airwaves from September until Election Day. And you're not going to are me stand up to defend this spectacle, which clearly outlasted almost everyone's patience. la there anything to be done to make thr next campaign any belter, or are we doomed to choose our Presidents this way? There are three or four practical things we might do Ik I wren now and Ihe Mart of the 1002 campaign lo ensure that improvement* are made, building on some of the few virtue* of this (taxi year. Ask almost any voter whal part of thr campaign he found useful. and ihe answer to likely lo be Ihe dr hairs On those three evening*, for 00 minute* at a crack, most of thoxr who wrnt lo the poll* had the Invaluable experience of walrhtng Ihe presidential and vlcr presidential candidate* engage each other -and panda of journalIM*--on Iheir lelevlMon screen*. Sure, some of ihe question* were strange. Ye*. II would be better lo eliminate Inc rtgldtiir* of ihe news-conference formal and lei Ihe principal* debate, wllh Just a moderator lo keep lime and shift topic* Bui 1 know of no one watching who did nol gain Insight* from each of (h r encounters, no mMlIrr how much or how llllle exposure they'd previously hud lo the candidates. The (IrtKiirs were arranged by a commission representing the two political partlrs. Thai device. Irlrri lor Ihe first lime In 1988. ought lo lie continued. II there's any reluctance on the purl of ihe new President lo commit himself lo fMrtlrlpare In Ihe parly-sponsored debate*. Congress might well require each (tarty to guarantee that to nominee will show up for thr drliairs ax a condition for receiving the federal (taymrni for Ihe cost of Ihe 1992 convenlIons. Th e se debates are loo Im p o rta n l-a n d poslllveHUI element of the campaign lo risk losing The second brail hy Innovation of 1988 was the drclslon of several network news organiza­ tions to do lenglhy Interviews wllh the candidates In their prlme llme evening news shows and their early morning or late-night programs. The 90 minutes of Michael Dukakis wllh Ted Koppel and Ihe 15-mlnutc or hall-hour Interviews both Dukakis and George Bush hud wllh oilier correspondent* were opportunities lo see and hear them go beyond Ihe standard rhrlork- uf ihrir Mump speeches and rom m untcatr aomethlng *ub*ianllvr about Ihemarlvr* and Ihrir view* Most of these Interview* ra n ir very Utr In Ihe campaign If the network new* organlza Ikm* rnuld hr prnuMdrd lo oiler »irn!lar block* of tlm e--IO or 15 minute* al a crock, maybr one evening a week for ihe nine or ten week* of the campaign-ihe candidate* would havr Ihe chance, and (lie nerd, lo go beyond Iheir sound hire stmpllrlhr* What we aaw Ihto year to lh «l the lone of Ihe campaign will rt*r above thr level of many of Ihe negative ad* when voter* regularly *rr Ihe candidate* In longer than 60 *e« orul slkrs If* a reverie Cre*ham‘* Law Good Irlcvtskm ran cleanse the mind of cheap and nega live lelrvtokm The potential of Ihe tube wax displayed moat vividly In I (MM by Ih e S h e r r y J o n r a -G a r r y Will* documentary on (hr live* of flush and Dukakis, aired on Public Television'* Is there any­ "Frontline" program t h i n g lo be ll was a superb dou­ done lo make ble character study, Ih e next critical but balanced, campaign any and exiraordlnarly better ■ Insightful. A w orthw hile project for some foundation would Ik - lo »rr ih.it Ihe romparable product for IQ02 I* aired early and often, and distributed us widely us possible In rassetlr form for (tropic to see und discus* In I heir homes Whul aboul Ihe nrgutlvr ads? I'm not for censorship, but ll gull* m etis it dor* you-1 hat taxpayer-supplied funds urr used to produce Ihls destructive, distorted Mull. Without Infringing on Ihe eundldutr*' free speech. I'd like lo see Ihe requirement wrlllrn Into law Ural any randlduir who uccrjil* Ihe 440 million-plus of public money lo finance hto campaign must certify that ads |>riMhirrd and aired wllh Hurt money havr been personally approved by him. Second, within 24 hours of each ad's appearance, a riiinpulgn official designated by the candidate us Ills •iiilhorlzcd representative should be required lo hold a news conference and be ready lo provide evidence supporting all assertion* In the ad and answer all quest Ion* arising front II. Such accountability requirement* might make Ihe candidates think twice nbout whirl l hey're pulling on Ihe alr-urul may la-tlr.tr Ihe air of thr worst pnlhlral pollution. Jiius. ma^Jyavr been at ting on nnlers from their sujierttirs The details of ihe t ase against Kozly and the bizarre Wr*t German legal obsiarle are vlvklly told In f s i m p l y tiring "The Nazi Hunters." slugs into lha (P ham * BooksJ a h ra d o I a hook by reporters c h ild Is nol diaries Ashman and enough J Hi>bcrt Wagman due lo be released nest week The Juslke Drpartrncnt s learn of Nazihunting lawvrrs hotn the (Mike uf SfirrMl InvestigaitiNt I rat kr«l Ku/iv tkiwn In Tort 1-dOtlrriUlr. Ha , where he fiud bought a mutrl anti settled down alter immigrating In Ihe United Stales fnlkrwtng tire war Kozly sold Ihe motel and fled in Cowls Kira after a Irdrral Judge. In I9H I. stripped him o( hto rtttzenshlp because he had hidden his Involvement with Ihe Nazis Th e Judge also sakl lie thought Kozly was a murderer. "The Nazi Hunters" tells the story of America's ongoing search for some of this century's most vicious war criminals. The authors Immd seven cases of Nazi war criminal* who were extradited from Ihe Unllrd Slate* or lied the tout dry la avoid trial, only lo go or prosecuted when they arrived In West Germany. In their defense. West German offiruls imint In Ihe rnnvlctlon on five murder count* nl Gottlrled Weis, a former SS guard al Auschwitz But some German legal experts I.utiili.tr with the trial say Ihe BB-year-old Weis tiiighi have hcatrn Ihe rap ll hr hadn't shown loo much pleasure In Ihe kill, lie [ dared tin cans on Ihe heads id an H-ycar-old *<*v and a 17-yrar-old girl and klllrd both when he missed Ihe cans In making Ihcir rase that West Germany bus Item soli on Ihe Nazis, the authors point out that Hirer fourths of the Noils who went In trial in West Germany did so between 1045 and 1040 when Ihe rouniry was still under Allied orrupullon. Of the 6,482 convictions since Ihe war. only 12 Nazis were sentenced In death. 160 tn Mr In prison and lire rest to terms averaging less than four yeais. While West Germany seems reluctant lo bring old Nuzis to Justice, a recent court tirclslon In Massachusetts nmay make prosecuilon more dllllcull In the U nllrd Stales. Arrordlng lo a treaty between Ihe Unllrd Stales and Ihe Soviet Union. Ihe many witnesses lo Nazi atrocities who now live In Ihe lo ti Illoc cun only be Interviewed by U.S. authorities wllh n Soviet official presiding Lawyers for iwo accused Lithuanian SS mernltcrs living In Massachusetts convinced a dlsirlci court judge that slutrments given by wlinrsrtes while under the eye of a Soviet official muy not be reliable. The lawyers argued lltal Ihe statements should be given al an American embassy wllh an American presiding. The decision could not have come at a worse time. The Office of Special Investiga­ tion Is rrfMirlcdly poised In launch several new casesIhls winter. Sr Jut XaOtn— wts o*k V#* Alt* CterOfSI, I I S U M M FMtvrt I tW u S . lac. �Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida — Friday, November 11, 19M — ■ ( FIN AN CIAL Market moderate, prices dip NEW YOHK — Price* opened lower today in moderate trading of New York Stock Exchange laoues. The Dow Jones Industrial average, which fell 3 S3 Thursday. was off 14 03 to 2009.73 shortly after the market opened. O r lines led advances 017-172 among the 1.103 Issues crossing the New York Stock Exchangr tape. Early turnover amounted to about 7.330,000 shares. Stock t>rl< r% closed mined fhutsday tn light 'failing ns Wall Street contemplated the dollar's weakness and the course of the economy In the wake of the presidential election. Analysts said the slock market took a step bark to see whether the downward pressure on the dollar would abate and to speculate on how President -elect George Hush would handle the budget deficit and other kry economic Issues The dollar slipped again Thursday against najo foreign currencies In most of the major moderate trading, firming only against the yen as a result of selected Intervention by the Federal Reserve and Dank of Japan. Next week ihc government la srhcdul' * lo release the U.3 . merchandise mule report for Sepl ember D ollar falls sharply; go ld , silver m ove u p The dollar was sharply lower 11stay on major foreign cur­ rency markets, amid renewed concern over the U S. budget deficit and other prublems lacing President elect George Mush (><4d turned higher In earlier trading In the Far Past the dollar plunged lo a lb mouth low against the Jap­ anese yen tn Tokyo, finishing al 123 70 yen. down 0 40 horn Thursday's close Currency traders In Japan said tfie Hank of Japan staged a massive intervention In a bid to arrest I tie dollar's slide, but failed lo prop II up Friday's« liar was the lowest l fie dollar traded since Jan 4 when It ended at 121 63 yen. 1 he Itank nf Japan stepped in lo buy dollars in the morn­ ing session when the dollar dipped to the 123 63-70 yen level It Intervened again In the afternoon when the buying failed to boost the price The intervention amounted to aa m uch $400 million, one dealer said Currency traders said the dottar's dramatic decline was mainly due lo doubts over whet tier the new Bush ad­ ministration (."add be see resaful In tackling the federal budget and tiade deficit Traders said Ihr dollar's weakness In Japan caused a bearish sentiment In Europe's llnanrtai markets In the alIrrm alh of Hush* election, currency dealers were con ­ cerned about how Ihe new Kepublk-an administration will handle the nation's problems working with a Democratcontrolled Congress L A K E 1IUF.NA V IS T A Unions representing about 12.000 Walt Disney World workers, warned by the theme park » president they would br replaced during a strike, vote today either lo accept the roinpany'a new three-year rontrart pru|iuaal nr walk off the job ffd cjrii. mediator Richard j D r r U <h«ltled proposals be 1 tweet uidon'leaders and Dts ney ofnriala lor hours Thurs day in last ditch negotiations liefiHr Disney pul a new offer on Ihe table just before m id­ night TTw jirupinal rejected one Aafc wu American Pioneer 3 S 4 33H Uamctt Bank 33S 20*3 JO * First Union 31S FP6L 31 Fla. Progreso 3SH UU HCA 47*4 47* Hughes Supply 17S I7 S Mormon 0 2 IU 21 NCHCorp. 34 - 34S 291* 30* Ptrasey I2M I2M Scotty's Suulhraat Bonk 23 23S SunTrust 2IM JIM Walt Dtanry 63M 62 H WftUn|houif SOS 90S ftnmwrtfh IB S IB S HBJ M 9H Fla. National IB S IB S Wmo-Otxlr 43S 49S 29 A JO S j Disney unions set to vote **-*-» J m.a ■- B ■* ■ 'F n | 3v—P® e b -1 These quotation* provided by members o f the National Aaaoclatlon o f Securttlea Dealers are representative Inter-dealer prlcea aa of m ld m o m tng today. Inter­ dealer m a rk e ts ch a ng e throughout the day. Prlcea do not include retail markup or I Istorsatlsasl Local tatarast j UmtaA At o m M fo m rtln i t week earlier by members of the Service Trailra Council, a • la-unlon coalition r e p re ­ senting a wide range of Disney workers from bus drivers in shop clerks and Ihe people who wear Mickey Mouse cos­ tumes. provided 13 percent wage raises over three year* a n d s o m e In c re a s e s in employee pay grades GoldAnd Silver NEW YORK - Foreign and domestic gold A stiver prices quoted in dollar* per troy ounce Friday Gold Previous close 419 73 of! 1.23 Morning flalng 420.73 up 1 . 0 Hong Kong 0 419 23 off 3 SO Raw York i Averages IO tOO a w . 30 Indus 2100 11 off 20 Trans UIU Id off 13 Ullts DM 39 oft 63 Stuck 797 27 off gold oprn ('r n n r i 14 37 4.37 0 62 4 62 421.10 up 2 10 s j« h silin open 6 436 up 0 045 (London m o rn in g Using change ts based on the pre­ vious day a rinsing price J PancakeCastla IA game* More than 2.000 people are participating this yrar. Th e game* end on Saturilay. When (h r flip mil was over on Thursday, the sand Itad settled and the medals awarded, one pancake was singled out lo be priced by gold medalist Ellen Julius. 77. of Wauc liula She said she was taking Ihe llapjark Itomr along with her gold metal and Ihe story of her rare to fame with a cheering section urging her to "pour It on ** Her tans weren't calling for syrup as they furled Julius' sjirrd Site said her grandson, a first gtudrr. will have her pan­ cake in lake tn his classroom show and tell. In Ihr game, which Is as old as the games themselves, men and women classified in age groups ami hy gender, rare against each other on a marked course. Each nm nrr carries a skHIrt holding a single flapjack At five polnla in I lie rourse Ihr cakes must be fllpjird into 1 fir air. Some flop onio Ihr ground. Hul they are relrlrvrd ami rrtunrd lo Ihe skillet by Ihr runner, who may find Ihr new sand coating gives an edge against u brre/c that might once again tluow n cake and a runner oil course. In anticipation of the beginn­ ing o( the rounds. Doris Stein, a member of the hint Club, which sponsors Ihc game, recalled thrrr's an element of danger — not to Ihe player*, but lo the timers who stand on the side­ lin e s . T w o years a g o a n overtralous player in s ru n fur the gold ran Into Stein, knurkrd her to the ground and broke her linger, "The y don't know when to stop." Strtn said of Ihr runners Kilpatrick added. "Their brakrs don't work too good The Pancake Rare la consid­ ered a piece of cake. Frothy fun. spired with a bit of competitive pepper Hut. Wilber OIL 74. of W inter Haven, who relumed for the 10th year to try to recapture the gold he lost last year/was out for blood, not ayrup In his sticky race. Ileforr Ihe games. Oil clarified for the players that ihe rules say Ihe flapjacks have lo be flipped al specific points In the race. Including one final Hop just heforr crossing Ihc finish line Ott said the man who stole his gold last year didn‘1 follow Ih r rules to a T . Hr was out to rnaurr that hr wasn't nudged oul by a premature flip Ihla lime. Ott reclaimed Ihr gold w ith a Jump over the finish line. H r won Ihe gold by by len-onrhundredtha of a second. Silver medallsi Don Hull. 70. of Port Orange. Immediately chided Olt. saying "A ll I rail say la you argue about these rules and you Jump over the finish line." "Tha i'# the way t run." Ott said. Th e Jump didn't violate rules Donald Van Wle. 73. of Klrkvlllr. Penn . didn't complain about taking the bronie In that race Hull, who look the gold last yrar. brlurr Ih r game said. "It doesn't matter who's the fastest If you’re a good flipper." But hr may have learned a speedy lesson Thursday when liming playrd a critical role In hla heat Nora Young. 71. of Canada, lost her hat during llte middle of her race. Her pause to recover It didn't take the gold from her tiands She was followed lo the finish Une by Kay Cull. 71. of Sanford: and Camille McGrath. 73. of Sanford. Pilot C lu b m e m b e r M ar Paw Ison, nf Sanford, remem­ bered that when she look home the geld In Ihe first Pancake Race In the first Golden Age Gamrs thr medal she won was almost as hlg us the cake stir (lipped. "T h e rr wasn't a lot of competition then and I was a few yrars younger." said Pawtson. Manatee Coallasad fr ra g s IA are be­ ing pirjured lo better Inform Ihe public about live manatees' en­ dangered status. Also recommended Is futher stair acquisition of habitat land near areas w h rrr munalees live lo provide greater protection for ihr animal. Case------------Continued from Pag• 1A against Montgomery. Simmons, who wus called lo ihe stand os a witness, said that he repre­ sented Patricia I11 Iter divorce In August 1983. Hr said H u l he did not take any civil action In the child support case between Maroli I. I960 and July 9. i960 because Montgomery could not be l o c a t e d . B a s s a a l d M ontgom ery was livin g In Albuquerque. New Mexico at Ihe time they were trying lo locate him. Hass said Montgomery had an obligation to jiay 035 a week In child support. He made several "sporadic" payments but In 1966. Patricia received nothing, he said. Patricia continued lo work ns a cleaning lady until an Injury roused by a (all forced her to quit for a while. Patricia said she could not meet her house payments and sold her 152.000 Longwood home and m oved with her daughter Into a *350 a-month apartment In Sanford. She said one used the (1 0 .0 0 0 In proceeds from the house sale to feed and clothe her daughter and to buy a used car for herself. Montgomery worked as a maintenance man und during the time of his non-payment between March I, 1986 and July 9. 1966. Bass said he was employed us a security officer at Orlando World Marriott Center earning 4337 u week, according lo court testimony. Colegrove. Montgomery's at­ torney. argued that Patricia was using the criminal action aa a substitute for civil proceedings lo compel her ex-husband to pay child support to hla daugh­ ter. Colegrove called Ihe case ‘‘constitutionally significant." "Wc charged him criminally. Hr wltheld child support." Bass said. Kitty Dukakis: Husband trying to keep eyes ahead Asked directly If the governor Is hurt, she replied. "H ? ham ’l r/pressed l M . bui I'm sure tome of that la there. You don't work as hard as we've worked for 20 months and not have that sense ol sadness." Dukakis got back lo work al the Slatehouse the morning after hla defeat in apparent unwill­ in g n e s s to be seen aa a weakened chief executive He has two years left In his third term in oft ice — anil like hla wife Thursday, he kept an upbeat public profile In hta own election post mortem Wednesday. Mrs Dukakis told W NEV that her family knew Ihe campaign was lost when they learned Bush had won the electoral votes of two key stairs Tuesday night. "W hen we heard that Ohio and Missouri had gone, we had a liO S I O N G ov. VI- haei Dukakla h a t not expressed sadness In the wake of his presidential election loss but does not want to speculate these daya about hla political future, hta wife reports Granting her first Interviews since the Democrat's defest by Republican George Bush. Kitty Dukakis told two Boston televi­ sion stations Thuisday tha her husband Geneves he must focus on pressing concerns. "Michael la a very "up" person most of the time." Dukakis told V N EV -TV from the omfort of her book-lined living room tn suburban Brookline "H r has a lot of challenges ahead of him In hla stale that he looks forward lo " pretty strong sense It was over." she acknowledged "A n d b,‘ then we were rrariy. Wc sirc ready for that lo happen." Asked by W CVB-TV whethrr her husband would seek the presidency again In 1992. Ihe woman who had hoped to be first lady said, "I think H'a too early lo make a Judgment about the future that far ahead of time. "I do know that none of us will ever be ih r samr again, by having gone through this expe­ rience. by recognlxlng Ihe rral strength of this nation and Us people." she added Dukakis. 35. has not rrvralrd even whether hr plans lo seek another term as governor, lie refused Wednesday lo rule oul another run for Ihe White House A M A trying to block test sales of smokeless cigarette Debate over the new product, called Premier, moved lo Ihe courtroom Wrdnrrdvy when the C H IC A G O — Th e R J Reynolds Tobarco Co said It la American Medical Association baffled why medical snr'etles filed petitions to slop the trst want to halt trst sales of Its sales, which began Oct I In St "smokeless" rigarrtlr. a product Louis, i hornlx and Tucson. The AMA. the mast powerful It thought answered many com plaints of antl-amoking medical society In Ihe nation. Joined w ith local m r d lc a l groups ____________ Is tsm stlwu l so cie tie s In A rlx o n a a nd M issouri, p e titio n in g stale authorities to ban sales of Pre­ mier. The niedtro! groups con­ sider the profi-tet to be an unproven, possibly dangerous new system for delivering nico­ tine. an Ingredient In tobarco that Surgeon General C. Everett Koop has called addictive. Veterans IA months, con­ tingent upon signing up for a alx-yrar term of service. Re­ servists may atari cashing In their Gl college education, chips while fulfilling thetr commit­ ment to serve. The report noted that from July 1903. when ihe program began, to March 1900. about 403.000 of the 744.000 eligible personnel signed up fee the Gl bill benefits Th e study suggested that In­ creasing numbers of veterans and reservists could help fUl a college enrollment gap expected over the next five years aa the result of a decrease In Ihe number of high school gradu­ ates. Th e report said the finding that military personnel are using Gl Bill benefits tn greater num­ bers are based on projections by the Veterans Administration The report also noted that It s popular for military personnel to lake college courses while still In the service. Department of De­ fense figures cited In the report show servicemen were enrolled In more than 770.000 college courses last year. "These data suggest a pattern of robust, sustained participa­ tion by military personnel In postsecondary education." said Elaine EJ Khawaa. vice president for policy analysts and research for the education council. She authored the report with Holly Hextrr " 'J o in in g Forces' counters previous claims that Ihe military recently has cut Into ihe share of high school graduates moving on lo college," Hextrr said. "Over Ihe past decade ... both Ihr colleges and thr military have cast their nets more widely, but In aggregate lemta. they have not cut Into each other * share of high school graduates." Other highlights of the report Include-. . — Between 1979 and 1906. the proportion of male high school graduates enlisting in ihe mili­ tary rose only slightly. This Increase coincided with a rise In Ihe proportion of graduates en­ tering college. But for black males, the trend is exactly the opposite: since 1979. both col­ leges and the armed services have attracted a declining share of Mack male high school gradu­ ates. Nonetheless. Marks still are overrepresented among enlisted military personnel — Factors that have minimised the eateni of com petition, p a rticu la rly for ro llrg e -a g r males: higher retention rales a m o n g e n li s t e d m i l i t a r y personnel have reduced Ihc number of new recruits aought by the services: women make up a significant proportion of new recruits 112 percent In 19671: and the pool of high school f radualea expanded through 979. and has shrunk only minimally since then. — Although the number of h ig h s c h o o l g ra d u a te s la expected lo decrease by 12 percent by 1992. ihe military's share should remain roughly ronstant. - - y\ .--i "For ihc near future, ..amid continuing demographic decline and further erosion In the af­ fordability of college, competi­ tive pressures may Increase." Ihe report said. "Nevertheless ... any potential losses' of college age youth are likely to be small and more than offset by the extent to which the m ilitary b rin gs business lo higher education In Ihe form of e n r o llm e n ts b y m ilit a r y personnel and veterans." Mack C s a tia s M from Pag* t A Mack had opened a 2 8 .0 0 0 -v o le lead by early Th u rsd a y over MacKay. ac­ cording to state Election Secre­ tary Dot Joyce. Joyce, who earlier aald she thought a recount would be necessary to make the win official, replied "I don't know" when asked If It appeared the new totals would give Mack the rare outright. Joyce said she would wall until all Ihe ballots were tabu­ lated before deciding whether a recount was needed. Under Florida law. If the win­ ning margin Is less than one-half of I percent, a recount Is man­ dated. Unofficial returns at 5 pm Thursday showed Mack had 2.044.576 votes and MacKay had 2.0I4.B27. giving Mack lead of about 29.600 votes. Mack needed to win by slightly more than 20.000 votes to avoid a recount. Joyce aald If all outstanding absentee ballots were counted and no outright winner declared Thursday, a mandated recount could stretch over Ihe weekend because of the Veterans Day holiday Friday. She aald if the recount was ordered, local elections boards would have until next Tuesday to tally the ballots again. M e a n w h ile . In p o p u lo u s Hillsborough County, election officials said about 71,000 voters apparently failed lo see the Senate race on their ballots and skipped ihe contest while voting for president. “ In a race like thta. every vote Is critical," aald MacKay press secretory Julie Fletcher of the ballots that were not marked In Tuesday'a general election. MacKay carried Ihc county by a 55-45 percent margin and Fletcher said Hie missed votes could cost MacKay the race. A similar voting pattern ap­ peared In Miami, where the ballot was much the same as the Hlilshomtioh County ballot But H ills b o ro u g h C o u n ty Supervisor of Elections Robin Krtvanck sold she checked the voting pattern In Individual prrclncta Thursday and said it appeared the senatorial prefer­ ence boxes Intentionally were not marked. "I think a lot of the Republican voters were hesitant about vot­ in g for t h e ir c a n d id a te ." Krtvanck aald. She said Ihe ballots showed voters who picked Democratic presidential nominee Michael Dukakis Invariably voted for MacKay In the U.S. Senate rare, but that Bush out polled Mark 2-1. Krlvanck said It appeared Republicans did not want to vote for Mack, but also would nut vole for a Democrat and Ignored Ihe U.S. Senate race. A similar voting jMttcm ap­ peared In Dade County, unof­ ficial election results show, with about 60.000 more voles cast In the presidential race lhan In the U.S. Senate battle. DEATHS H EN R Y W . H A O E D O R N Henry W. Hagedom. 89. 142 H illt o p P la c e . A lta m o n te Springs, died Tuesday at Florida Hospital, Orlando. Bom March 3, 1899 In Chicago, he moved to A lt a m o n t e S p r i n g s from Kenosha. Wls.. In 1987. He was a retired welder for Simmons Manufacturing Co., a Luthcm and a Navy veteran of World Warl. Survivors include daughter, N ancy M cA le cr, Altam onte Springs. C o x -P a r k e r C a r e y H and Guardian Chapel In charge of arrangements. MARY RAYE MALONE Mary Raye Malone. 41. 112 Essex St., Altamonte Springs. died Wednesday al Humana Tuesday at Central Florida Re­ Hospital. Lucerne. Bom March gional Hospital. Bam October 21. 1947 In Brooklyn. N.Y.. she 29. 1913 tn Dayton. Ohio, she moved to Altamonte Springs moved to Sanford from there In from Brooklyn In 1976. She was 1976. She was a Bell Telephone a homemaker, was employed In operaior. and a rr ember of public relations with Southern Telephone Pioneers of Anunca. Bell, and a member of Central SurvWot. sister, Mary late. Florida Lupus Society. Sanford. Survivors Include sons. Shawn G ram kow Fu n e ra l Hom e. Malone. Boca Raton. Patrick Malone. Boca Raton: slater, Sanford, In charge of arrange­ Maureen O'Connor. Orlando; ments. mother. A dele R. Rosner. Or­ lando. Mn. ***** V. Qs«**> * Hn. M b Bald w in -F a irc h ild Funeral Hants** an* Fawny ol Vw Ms Home. Orlando. In charge of M ACK M eC A LL HARRISON arrangements. would lika to thank all frlendt, neighbor*, churches A organization* HELEN MARIE BCHW1MDLER tor their kind thought*, call*, food Helen Marie Schwlndler. 75. A Uowet* during out beretrtmeni 519 E. First St.. Sanford, died \ �ianfort. > - Frt«k», 1 1 . II needed lilt Harold Con— pondant unusual happenings that the average American didn't know "This (maaectotny) la the end of everything," she though*. about HAN FOND - Could an episode of the 1970b television show ‘•Real People" really change someone's life? While the show often chronicled the allly and the bizarre. It also showed some K was unc of those daturas that Mary Bowcrmastcr. 71. said was the turning point In her life. In 1 9 8 0 f o l l o w i n g a mastectomy, Bowcrmastcr said she was si an emotional low. Then, a segment highlighting Sanfonl's Golden Age. >James caught her eye. Though si.- had no forma) athletic training, the felt she could compete In the fsmes. She has won medals In several events this year. ■ V V IM II “ I grew up on a farm and m y grandmother was very strict w ith u s . H a r d w o rk w a s expected." she said of (he tenac­ ity that keeps her going. She said that her sons were both ve ry athletic and ahe always played whatever game they were Involved In. be It football or X simple footrace. ‘‘They always told i .k * ilmt they didn't dare do something wrong because they knew I could run them down." she Jokes. Encouraged by her husband, she sent for an a^ptlcf ton to the 1900 games and the couple traveled from Fairfield. Ohio, so Mary could try her hand at athletic competition. Mary Bowsrmastsr found that com petting in events such Golden Age Games could help her oet over her loss. She chose to compete in track and field events and soon dis­ covered a real talent In that area. "For me It was Just s fun-filled week." she said. Winning gold medal* In the high Jump and the long Jump spumed her on. She knew she was good and she was hooked on winning. Ovci the past eight yean she has competed In almost all the major meeta world-wide. In­ cluding *hr World Masters In P u e r t o K l c o . Rome a n d Australia. Her original feeling that ahe would be good at the contests was sell-founded. Today, ahe owns the world record In her age category In the high ju m p (3 'B tV 'l and the long Jum p IH '5M "|. We’re very fortunate to have the money to be able lo afford to travel around the world for contests." she said. Bcwrrmaster said that despite her globetrotting, there will always be a special place In her heart for the Golden Age Oames. "I cut my teeth here." she said. "• ve been lo a lot of games, but I always u d everyone to come here. I can't M y enough about the people who give so many hours lo p u t these gam es together." Bowermoster M i d one of the tirsl aspects of the Golden Age Games Is that there's something for everyone. If one Isn't athletic, there are craft or talent talent This year, she chose lo crews the line and add to her list uf accomplishments. Boffo talent wows audience at talent show ■ y v i c im Herald correspondent SANFORD — Channel 2 inetiorologlst Dsn Satterfield K id wrtnhrr Jokes and showed off U s thrrc-yrar-old daughter Carle between arts of the Golden Age Games* talent competition mi T hursday. lie was one of a number of actors whose spunk and vitality was the envy of many of the younger members of the au­ dience. Ronald Barer lo. a luxrdoed 0 1 -year-old comic had the au­ dience rolling in the aisles with Ills miming of a woman prepar­ ing for a bath Sally McDonnell. 64. sang "Somewhere over the Rainbow" and then donned a srqulnrd suit and tapped her way through "In tin* Mood". Rottrrt Spillman read some original poetry about getting older and played his autoharp, nn Instrument he M id he chose because "turps are real popular In that place we're all g o in g " Esther Durfee. 65. crooned “ Sunday Kind of hove" w ith the confidence and talent of a pro. Darlene Mills, a youngster at 60. Up synched lo Lira Mlnelll’s "New York. New York." Talent abounded on the bright stage and nourished under the praise being heaped by a en­ thusiastic fans. T h e audience, c o n s ltln g mostly of the children, grand­ c h ild r e n and e v e n g re a t­ grandchildren of the seniors on stage, showed no partiality in their applause. Everyone w a s appreciated for the talent and the courage to perform. Foilwing the show, hugs and kisses abounded. C a m e ra s flashed and addresses were exchanged. "W c'rr just like one big. happy faintly," maid one of the mem­ bers of the Forester Haven Band of Ml. Dora as hr rushed to hug another participant. Fiddles play, needles fly during knitting competition Herald MaH writer SANFORD - Their brows were furrowed as their fingers whirred along row after row of prUe winning material. Bui the pressure was off the women going for the gold In the Golden Age Games Knit­ ting Contest. In the knitting corniest, the drams hinged on who would take the top prtre. All knew they wouldn't go home empty handed, with a chance at silver and hronre metals os well as the gold. Barbara Hughes Gregg, who supervised the competition sponsored by l*r Extension Homemakers of Sem lnolr County. Joked that she and fellow oripmiier Louise Nolan did many hours of research to determine that fiddle music is the best stimuli (or knitters But In the lost five minutes of the 30 minute heal, sa vitality dwindled and spectators w rrr on the verge of doting off. Gregg changed the pace with Big ISand sounds In th r background. Before the m atch. Iasi y e a r's top k n itte r. Elsa Forguson. 64. of Daytona Beach, told Gregg. "Music may get your feet s lapping but the hands are -h a t you work with." And she should know. Her mother taught her to knit 60 years ago. and she seldom surrenders her needles In 30 minutes. Forguson whipped out a S-by-3-lnrh whttr re­ ctangle of 38 rows, alternating lines of knit and purl stltrhes Each row held 25 stitches and she didn't drop a stitch. The two other contenders didn't drop a stitch either. Second place winner Maurice Masters. 81. of Mount Dora, produced 34 perfect rows. B ro n s e m r ia lls i M a ry Schmitt. 74. of Sanford, had a count of 32 rows. The womrn'a roncenlratkMi was intense as they played out their game before a group that outnumbered them by three to one Sparks seemed lo fly as an undertone or soft rllckltyclacks from their whirring needles punrutuatrd thr brat of the tunes that filled the atr at the Sanford City Hall Thursday afternoon. Judge Edith Bradbury. 50. of Sanford, aald speed, accu­ racy and nratncM arc thr name of the gamr In the knitting contest Before thr match she too pa*«rd her time knitting, hut she didn't take a seat with thr player* to up the compel (1 Ion. The cottlckt d ita fewer entries than ever before in the Golden Age Game* In the past there have liren up to 26 stitchers, including a blind woman and a man. Grrgg M id Masters »atd *hr u*tiullv doesn't concern herself with speed when knitting lor her friends and fa m ily. Stir Irurnrd to knit In 11)32 Her first projects were corn plicated for a beginner — u turtleneck sweater, a two plere suit and a long cost Th e n she p u l away her needle* to seldom pick them up again until rrrrn l years Site likes lo knit, hut doesn't llkr to wear knitter! garments. Masters said. Schmitt "ltd she was h.-ppv to hr able to sit and knit III l hr games. because It was Just a couple of years ago that she recovered from a five-year Illness that curbed such participation S c h m itt for years ha* known how to knit and said It's something you n rv rr forget, like how to tide a bk-yrle. A chance to lake a prtre In Ihe Golden A gr Games a couple of years ago spurred her onto hemming a competitive knitter. In advance of I tie gamr. shr said site knitted two practice row*. But it serins It would have taken Intensive p rrgamr (MartIre for the second and third plarr winners to n u d g r l i g h t e n i n g I a at Forguson from thr lop orrdt ingslot 14th Annual Golden Age Games Schedule of Events S a ta rta y , November 1 8 .1 9 8 8 apvuames iwrm snow Teach sad Field — 9 0 0 a m at Seminole High School. *|N>n*orr< by Klwanls Club of Sanford i — 9 3 0 a m at Ft Mellon I’.irk sponmrrd by layr r« % Trump Shuffling boarders Leon Guerard (seated), a 72-year-old from Port Orange watches Bob Plain, a 64 year-old Irom Orange City, play shutfleboard Results— — Continued from Page I A Mount Dor*. ID Mory Schmitt. 7a Santerd PINOCHLE 111 Georg* Atenl. 77, Sanlord ID MoWn Amo*. 10. Dotton*. Ill Mary Me Gaevoy. H Senior d PANCAKE aACCi (Women *90, M H I III Mory Schanrl# 04. DotUry ISO} IWoJnon *90* i t 0*1 III Koy thornton «t Lake Mory I* 10. I ll Art*.)* Bremer. M Ormond Broth I t M 1)1 Camille KtU. M. Stuart I«C1 (Women 00** HI 741 I II Noro Vuung II. Conodo 11)1. 1)1 Koy Cull 71, Sanford 70 it |)| Comlllo McGrath. t l Vonlord an (Women *9** M M l I I ) Ellon Juliuk. ft. Weuchuio 1100. I ll Mou-n* Ma*Mrt. It. Mount Dora 14 JO 1)1 Cither Com. II. Mount Dora M E) (Mon ago* 0)0*1 ( I ) Mol Brrmrr. or Ormond Booth 14 01. 1)1 Vernon Median. 00 WeHonMa I I 0) I Mon *9*1 70)41 (I I Wilbur Ott 74 Wmler Moron 117*1 1)1 Oonold Mull 70 Pori orange lit* . ( ) l Donah) Von « o . )). KtrkvHI. Perm 14 I) IMon 49** 7)7*1 III Leonard Pipor, 77. Mount Dor* 14 I ) ( ) l William Mama, 04 VoungtWwn. Ohio ) ) *7 B IL L IA R D R O T A T IO N ! I I ) Madden Ormtbr 07, Sanlord. 1)1 Con* McDougall. )», Arlington Height*. Ill U l O n ly no WmMr.10.SI lout* tWIMMINO. MO IN D IVID UA L! IMon. eget to 741-til Mortroll Mo*#l*r, 70. Winter Pork ) II a . I ) ) Al Apglefty Tl, Orel* 4 00 I* (Men. age* 7 ))* )— III Bill fit*. 70. Ocala ] 4) ) I (Women, ogrt 0)0*1-111 Morion Ebert to Longhorn*. Pa ) 0) 70. 1)1 Jean Boor*. M Harbor Oak k 4 1)1) 4 tW IM M INO it B AC K tTBO M I: IMon age* I I Ml - III Arthur fried land M. Orlando M 74. 1)1 William Mandril. 1). W**t Palm Beach 4) 7) IMon ago* 40O4-III BUI Living*'*" 0). Deland 40 It 111 Norman Carve*. 04 Lovlttovvn. Po 4) 10 IMon. ogrt 010*1-111 Boftorl PotWn. 0). Veftrmg 40 74: III Eugene O Donnotl. 0). Daytona Beech 100)4 (Man. age* To741-1II FranO Tlllotkon. 7). SI Potertburg a 07. 1)1 Jo* Moerar*. 71. ll Auguelm* II 0* IMon. age* 717*1-111 Otto Haftn. 71. Cleeolond. Ohio SO a IMon. age* M O i l - l l ) Hotoort Notion. 10. Cut (port. Mr** It. 47, 1)1 U l Cuomo. 0) Che 1Hand 1 01 07 (Mon. ago* 1 }4*1-01 Konrad Book. 11 legftyr HUH I’M 10. ( ) l Allrod Komm. II Springfield. Ill l l t d (Women, age* 0*041-11) Doreen Neoion 01. Ilomo>0**4 Spring* 10 I ) . (I I EW»a Holt. 40. Canada M0«. 1)1 Betty McCormick. 01 I M t0 (Women, age* o )0 4 )-ttl Jo*" Boor). 00. Harbor Oak* u M. II) Maria Foontlra. 01. Looiburg ) ) M 111 M«ea Arnold. 47. Volrlco I 0011 IWomon. ago* 7 )7 * 1 -0 1 Ronmarw Harlan. 71. Ormond Beach I T i l l . D IM M Peter ton 77. Orange City I I I * {Women, age* M U I - d l Dorothy Tuning M. Deland 1 74 07 tWIMMINO IN BACKET BOX i t (Mon. ago* I I M I - l l l Arthur fried land. M. Orlande 1 n to IMon. ogrt O tO * )-tl! Eugene OOcnnell 0). Daytona Beach ) 10 *0 (Mon. ogrt 70 741-11) Herb Milchell. 71. Lootfturg I 411). til Frank THIdMon. 74. SI Potertburg I » 4) (Men age* M 0 4 )-| ll William Mayn*. 04. Vowngttovm. Ohio 4 17 M Barbara Orewnlak. Sanford, plays a card In the pinochle competition as Pearl Russell Irom Dundalk, Ontario. Canada, readies hersell lo play a card. Thursday at the Golden Age Games. IWomon. age* 010*1-111 Florence Haiti. 01 Moraof* } 17 a) IWomon. *•** I I 7*1-111 Bovomory Harlan. 70. Ormond Booth. I M M. I l l HoWn LltlM. J». Tabare* ) tl I) IWomon. a g n 10*41-111 Dorothy Tutting. « . Oelond I V t i tWIMMINO IM B U TTE R FL Ti (Mon. ago* 70 7 1 )-|l) Her troll Mat* ley, 7*. Winter Port 1 M 41 IMon. age* 71 7*1-11) Rill FuW. 74. OCdta I 11 10 tWIMMINO M BREAST STROKE: IMon age* 11 M I - l l l Richard Rebec*1 1* Palm Boy 41 tl 111 Jim MoronyllM 10. Holnot Cite MM (Mon. ago* 00 041-111 Norman Carlo* 04. LovIHoom. Po M 14. II) Bill UeMgtloft. *i. Deland 47 00 IMon. age* 41 M I - l l l Robert Pollan 07. Sobring *117. ( ) ) Corroiiut Foontlra 00. Leetburg. 04 M. 1)1 Eugene O Donnell. *1. Dayton* 4000 IMon. age* 70 74)- I I I Coarg* Werner. 41 E u tlli 10*1: 111 William Main*. 14. Toungtfoon. Oho I M 77 IMon. age* 00*41-11) Allrod Komm. (I . Springfield. Ill I 10 4*. Ill Konrad Boot. *1. iephyor Hlllt I 1)10 IWomon, ago* 11 1*1-111 Dorolhhy Straight, to. Crotroland WO* (Women, ago* 4004)— ( 11Marion Ebort.tO. Longhorn*. P* SI *0. II) Doroon Newton, 0). H emote I to Spring*. 11*0. ( ) ) Su i t NothouM.00.SI J**oph.M* ; 1:1*01 IWomon. aeot I * 741— III SranlUowaDm . 71 Tarpon Spring* M I7 IWomon. age* 717*1— 11) Mary Henri Poltroon. 77. Orongo City: 1 )7 )0 . ( I I Retomar Marlon, lo. Ormond Booth ) 01 00 IWomon. ago* 1000)— (I) Dorothy Tutting. M. Deland 1 T7 T* tWIMMINO IM P a l l S T T L I i (Mart, age* 111*1-111 Tam Whit*Nether, M Sobr mg I 0411. I l l Arttna FrMdMnd. M. Or land* 104 *1 (Mon age* *0*41-11) Jeer* Ram*. M. Taroret 1:11 41; ID RolgA Ftutdt. 04. Fotn Park 114*4 (Mm. ogrt os W >-(1| Robert Patton, o). Sobring I M 40. ( ! ) Cornoliu* Foontlra. 00. Leetburg I V M (Mon age* TO 741-01 Harwell Mataley 7*. Wmler Pork 114 14; (II Hamilton Mornmgtler. 71. Flml, Mich 1 1 1 ( 1 (Mon, age* 7S 7*1-111 Ott* Hahn. 71 Cleveland. Ohio 1:41 IMon. ago* M 041-111 Kebert Nation. M. Gulfport, Mr** I ) ) 11: It) George Werner l l . Eutlit I 41 tl. ( ) l William Mam*. 04. Voungttown. Onto 1 44*) (Woman, ago* * t # t ) - l l l Jeon Ooort. 00. Harbor Oak* I 11 M, (}| Florence Hotvl. 01 Margate ) n 70 (Women, ago* 70 >4)— ( 11 Bromtlew Doe*. 71. Tarpon Spring* ) 01 tl (Woman, ohov 70 7*1-111 Ht«*n LlttM. 70 Tavern. ) 1)00; Ratamory Harlan. 70. Ormond Boocn 7 00 al SWIMMING M l FR E ES TY LE : (Mon. ago* 11 M l— i ll Arthur Frlodlond. M. Or lend* ) M M . 1)1 Tom While leather. M Sobring: ) 401) (Man. ago* 40*41-111 Jttto Romn. *0. Toyorr* 1 4) t l : 1)1 Ralph Fauld). *4. Fern Pork 1:14 at; I D Norman Cor n o . 04. LtvIlMwn. P* : ) : 14 70 IMon. o g n H o t ) - i l l Oruc*McDutfl*. 07, Binghamton. N.V. ).4 t t t IMon. ogn r»P dl— tl) Al AapMey. Tl. Ocala 1 M U . IT) Notion Hunt. Konoingian, Ohm ) I) 77 IMon. ogn M * 4 )-| l| Robert Notion. M. Gulfport M il) 1 1) II. 1)1 William Main*. 04 YeurgtWwn Or.ko 7 M t) (Woman, o g n M 0 4 ) -( t ) Mar Mn Ebon. Mt Longhorn*. P* ) ) I M . <)> Doroon H*«4*n. 01. Homaonta Spring* 4 M 10; t)l Softy McCormack.01 New Smyrna Beach 0 Mo* Woman, agn * S a * )-(l) Joan Boar*, to. Harbor Oak* i n n . ( l l FMronco HaMl. 0L MargaM 1:17 01 IWarner*, ogn 7*74)— (II Orem Hon Doe* T l Tarpon ipr mg* 4 17 17 IWomon. ogn 7S7*I-(I> HaMn LlttM. 7». Taearn 4 40 II DECATHLON: IMon agn 1101)- I I ) Tod S|orgr*n. 10. Clbut HUI*. ID WoHar Monaa, 01. Deltona IMon. agn 017)1-111 IM Ir McFarkon*. I I . Orongo City. Donald Hull, to Part Orange. |)| Cordon Tartar. 71. Molina, III (Man. agn 7X00)— III LnIM Thomat. 7). VaungiMwn. Ohio. ID Byron Fir*. M. Toiimaag*. Owe IWomon. o g n 1)0)1-11) Joan Campbell 0). AMeandrt* V* (D Arm* Witt 10 FMranca.SCi ID Arm EdgmgNn *1 . Venke IW o m o n . ogov *1 7 I I - I I I M a r , Eoraermottor. II. Foirfiold. Ohio. 1)1 Mam Hotbort M. Kirkwood. Mo BADMINTON: IMon. agn tlWMID Bn Lauretta, p , Catwlberr y IMon. agn 0 1 * f )-(l) Paul Fletcher. *0 Plant City. ID TanyCantaMt.M. Sanford IMon. ago* 74 and oyer I - 1 11 Robot Notion. RL Collport Mh i , ID f d .a -t Brady. 7A Now Smyrna Roach IWomon. agn 11 701-111 Mary Tumm ** Sanlord ID MoMn Mark*. 04 Conodo �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Friday. November 11, 1988 — 7* Report: Contra company smuggled drugs United Pro— fntsm attsnal Principal arraatad lor buying crack NEW YORK — An elementary echool principal arrested by police who aald they aaw him buying crack waa formally charged today and released without ball, court omc-ulssald. Matthew Hamwell. 55. principal of Public School 53 In the South Ilronx alnre 1974, waa arraigned beforr Criminal Court Judge Max Sayah ahorlly beforr I a m. and released on hl» own recognizance, court officiate aald. Undercover offlcera ataklng out hla llarlrm neighborhood becauar of heavy drug traffic arrealed flam well on the alrcrt near hla aparlment Wednesday minutes after students w rrr d lam teard from the school hr heads. And while about 300 angry parents whose children atlrnd the school met Thursday morning, with some calling for mandatory drug testing for teachers and principals In New York City. Mayor Edward Koch said he was not surprised by the arrest and suggested oilier principals may tie drug users Smok« from forest fires caused ‘winter1 LOS ANGELES — Smoke from a series of major forest fires absorbed so much heat from the sun that average tempera­ tures on the ground dropped as ntut h as 30 degrees for a week, supporting the theory that atomic war would create a "nuclear winter." a researcher said A study of areas lieslegetl by hundreds of fires provldrd evidence that huge amounts of smoke and debris In the air could cause nuclear winter, the massive global cording that some scientists 1relieve would occur In the aftermath of a nuclear war. meteorologist Alan Kobok said Thtirsdav The fires studied in support of the theory begun on Aug 30. 1987. when a series of dry thunderstorms touched off hundreds of blazes In nonhern California. Mime rtf which burned for more than a month, R «M arch«r to 'pay dearly' for fraud BALTIMORE — All hough a psychologist received a fJO-uay prison term in the nation's first federal conviction for falsifying scientific data, the Judge who sentenced him said the researcher "will pay dearly for the rest of his life " Dr. Stephen Hreunlng. oner regarded as the leading expert on drug therapies for hyperactive children, plraded guilty In September to two counts of falsifying data on dnig therapies. Including Ritalin and Dexedrlne. In order to obtain more than • 160.000 In federal research grants U.S. District Judge Prank Kaufman, who said the re­ searcher's "whole career lias been destroyed," Thursday aUo ordered Hreunlng to pay the University of Pittsburgh SI 1.353 restitution beforr placing him on five years' probation Bakktr offered to pay PTL $6 million COLUMBIA. S.C. — Jim Hakkrr says he and his wife. Tam m y Paye. cannot afford to rrimblrsr more titan $6 million to P TL for "shocking .. unbelievable" salaries and (amuses during their reign U S Bankruptcy Judge Rufus Reynolds ruled Thursday that the Hakkera and a loft aide. David Taggart. Mpiandcrrd P TL a money lo finance a luxurious lifestyle and ordetrd all three to pay a total of more than $7 6 million to the tunkrup' ministry Bakkrr said llial the Judgment left him with only two choices, to appeal the drclskm or to file for itankrupiey. and that hr will opt for an appeal. "Thai's more money than we've made in our whole lifetime." Bakkrr said "I donT havrwO' t"vuc| ,Upw could we be sued for more money titan we've made In pur whole lifetime?It'sunbrl^»>bbv '< ________ From Unitod Pro#* Intomottonof reports ________ BOSTON - A Costa Rican comj.*ny used by the Reagan administration lo finance the Con lrn rebels in Nicaragua was identified by a convicted dnig smuggler us thr firm he heljieti found to hide drug profits. The Boston Herald reported Friday. The Ifrruld. In a copyrighted Scientists find oldest insect fossil UH rapwrt CH IC A G O - T h r finding nf the oldest known Insert lossl' led scientists In susp ec t that co m p lex ecosystems — group' of In te ra ctin g plants and a n im a ls — m ay have existed on land 50 million years rurller than was onre thought A Irani nf researrhers reported Thursday in the Journal Science llial they have found an Insect fossil 15 million years older than the previous rn ord bolder, a fragment of an Insnl's eye The new find innslsls of tfie bead and mid section of an Insert railed the Ix b llr lu i a rrhillv< of the modern day silvrrflsb. a (test common in household thisenienls Pound In Canada, the brtslletail fossil is ulso the oldrsl luud animal rv rr found In North America, said llrrl Beall, a pulton lo lo g ls l u l the F ie ld Museum of Natural History In Chicago Beall said thr finding suggests there may have lieen a more complex and diverse group ul animals on Kurllt during the Early Drvnnluti jwrtod when land plants were first evolving Conrad Libandelra. u graduate 'indent ul the Unlvrrsiiv of Chicago who led the study, said there m a y have been e a rly ecosystems — interacting groups of plants, animals and microbes — 430 m il­ lion in 430 million years uau, a good -&0 million 'ypM s before (tie 6Mu pre­ viously rnnxltlrrrt! ttosst b|e story, said il obtained federal Kerry. D Mass . who I* Ihe head conn records In Florid* used in of a congressional committee (he ongoing prosecution of re- Investigating drug smuggling by puled Miami marijuana smug­ groups Involved In helping Ihe gler Luis Rodriguez. In which an U .S g o v e r n m e n t s u p p ly alleged associate said he and weapons to Ihe opposition forces Rodriguez helped found the In Nicaragua. com (tatty. Frlgorlflcos de l*unA 1986 report by Ihe federal tarenas. Generul Account trig Office also The company, which bundled found that #15.000 of the I23I.OO O In congrrsslnnul!y $231,000 routed by the Reagan approved "humanitarian" aid a d m i n i s t r a t i o n i h r n u g It for Ihe Contras in 1986. has Frlgorlflcos de I’linlarrna* was been accused In congressional Illegally used lo purrhuse am­ testimony of tielng Involved In m unition rathe r than nondrug trafficking, the Herald said. military hiim.mii.tr i.in aid The associate. Curios A. Solo, The Herald said thr Stale an admitted marijuana smuggler Department did not respond to serving a 25-year federal sen­ Its rerjursts for comment on why tence. described forming ihe the U.S. government chose to company wlifi Rodriguez and ch a n n e l the C o n tra fund* another convicted smuggler In through Frtgorlfltos de Punseveral Interviews with Internal Iare lias' (tank account Revenue Service agents However, the He-laid said The Herald laid Ihe stale- Rodrigue/ was linked with drug m rnts by Soto rtirrobor.Hr urllvlty as early as 1983, when allegations made to Sen. John he was named bv convicted Legal Notices inT he circuit court . E IG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANDPOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. p l o r id a call ho a i t i t M a i ALLIANCE MORTGAGE COMPANY .tW Kli ivpvC w PUwtat. *t Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT (O U S T o r t h e e io h t e e n t n JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 0/ riO R iD A in A N o ro R IIM IN O L E COUNTY OENCRAL JURISDICTION OlVItlON CATS NO u i N i u m LINCOLN SERVICE CORPORATION Ftantitt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE ( l O H T I I N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. rOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. riORlOA v» M A TTTU a N E B E v A j ROORIGUEL CONVTANTINE MICHAEL 0 ZORN »<«,. n r M 0 1(0 1 NOTICE o r PORICLOSURE VALE NOTICE If HEREBY GIVEN S/ia H s i l mai *« r > s M M H « S ( Nw w i N f I. IN* arU tn S < H •« Cm* N* R iw c ra i •* IS* 0***1 C*wM •( is* E IG H TE E N TH JuRidai Circuit Is *nR lo> SEM INOLE Cavaly t W I M •Kata* LINCOLN SERVICE CORPORATION >• PUwant t N MICHAEL 0 ZORN H a i . H •I. *»» D tS M iflfi I (Hit Mil N t a t s in lh * labby *1 i s * SEMINOLE C*uMy Cm M m * m S< aknSAtrM R.aEnNrIS iR *IR* •**IyI0 0 ,*Q (*M * S M c*iiR ni. tflt. IS*NHaaln, D AV ID H BEBBIEN CLCaxCtaCUIT COURT 0*W (*YCHrt SV l m | J«H « FubliMi N*»*«M** l i s t s IW DEK III money taundervr Raima i Milan Rodriguez when Ihe loiter was detained while attempting lo leave ihe United Stales wlih *5 million In cash. Also, thr Hrmld said a 1984 FBI rrport of an Interview with an Informant Identified Ocean Hunter Inr. — a U.S. firm set up by Luis Rodrigue/ to do business With Frlgnrtllcos de Punlarrnu* — as a conduit for monetary support to thr Contras. T h r FBI rrporl listed Rodriguez as thr head of Ocean Hunter, and said thr Drill obtained money sent in thr Contras from Illegal drug 'in uggllng profits The llrruld (putted an u n ­ named source dose to the Soto and Rodriguez Investigations a s saying Frlgnrlflrns <1r PunIarenas, which prepared fish for export, was an apparently legit­ im ate b u sin e s s thet grew quickly w li!• u large, mysterious Influx of rash. s u g i w t u a r w i n *u l*t <0. BNcS *. STERLING OARS. k o > H N is* p i *i IS*n <(. a* r*c**R*a m Plat Boo* n . P*«M II and IJ oC is* T a lk O m m Oi •• Sam,net* Caunty. EiarM* D A T E D is ,. •«, day X No. ***OAVION BERRIEN AtCHrk H u 4 Caurt By Jan* C J*v**,c O q s 'y C M I Pawns N*.«isA*f IIA It. i«M DEK It} CALL TO LL in t h e INANOrOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION F N N a n N c R tM C r IN R E ESTATEOr CASE NO M ttltC A * * P ANCHOR MORTGAGE SERVICES. INC w% D A V IO I HAMMOCK *!*! 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Fiend* at pw»Mc tarn, la ma htglwtl and kaal tedder Mr cam. at ma m l Mant entrance SaminoN County Caurthawk* m VanM»d Florid* at II (C A M an M* Wh d*y at Clark at lha Circuit Cawct. tamtnaM Count, Ftertd* in K i a l m t aim ma t 'a .i w m at ma Fictittavi Mama SUb/Vt TaUflt tertian M l #• h a d i W ITNESS m » Hand and Ot itnai teat at w d Carat mu am da, at November. IMa I I I A ll □ a v io n b c r r ie n CLE AR . CIRCUIT COURT A* Janaf laiaa‘r Deputy Clark RuteiM November II 4 Ik IMa OEK H I C ircu it Caurt, Cantf Ftm auntfartn I I I ltd . al t U N A I I E VILLAGE UMIT I a h A A .ii m according M ma Rial Iharael M rarardad M Rial Rank M Page IT. at ma RuMW Racard* at iam iaala C * u «ly Florida together m m (antral Maa* l l F M AI. A ir C endi I lowing Rang* Ranga Heed Garbag* f rw iiH | N i p a r iM i andimdw SHIRLEY ROWtl te TS tu H Ta ^' Ite^lamkwic C ta a ty . F U r l M . Rrpbat* by. Mraugh. imdar ar agamtt V I M C IM T A t M L I T i FREOOV WOOOARO JA M EI A IM L E V and M R I J A M tt A k M L l t F I I I m a r r la d I . A L A I A T A t H l I T . JULIUS A S H L E Y . C O R IN E CAMR • IL L and ma Igauaa at COR IN I CAM PBELL IN ma>rMdl OONOTMV STEPHENS and ma I i i i i i at D O IO T H l S T E P H E N S III m a rn a d l CLIF FORD A S H LIV and MRL CLIFFO R D A IM L IT lit mar n a d l. E D W A R D A I M L I T . EDGAR A I M L I T . C L T O I A IM L IT G U I A IM L IT and QPFttCL AIMLE T and M an aartrar i a r « i ar a t aaaCR. m rrrNIrm m mm C irc u it Caurt tar la m Inula C a u n ty . Riarika. RraR ata anardmancouy ww Crfy at U vd w d .......................... .... OR DIMA MCI MO I f * G a w t i Oe*criptwn at u<a *»*e M ka anna rad ana mag •* at **aT rOR TlOM OF TH AT C IR TA IN RRORf R T T L T 'N G J t l T « » AMO AR UM lM G AlRRORT RLVD AMO LTIM G R f T M I t N J f M I TT L AN t ANO M l IT IT m 1 T R II T /VIM a n w e x a t Id n anginal mm ma CMrk at mu Clrcwll Caurt aithar katara turner tgan t*w RldtnltH t Al jR W N t lH .iili. Caw Ma M M tiC A a a L at ma Circuit Caurt al IMa IIT H Judicial Circuit In and tar Sam Inal* County. Florida. Mtmram AM ERIFIRST BANK. FSB. l/k/a Am anFlrtl Fadaral Record* Beak IM . Rage U4t. all at ma Rubik Record! ot SaminoN County. F Imtde IN CLUDING SPECIFICAL LV . BUT NOT BY WAV OF LIM ITATIO N . THE FOLLOW IMS EQUIPM ENT RANGE/OVEN FAN/HOOO DISPOSAL OISHWASHER REFRIGERATOR C E N TR A L H E A TA N D A IR TO G E TH E R wim all ma im a a k a m a n t t . r i g h t * . «P purtanancat. rant*, rayaltlat. Mgtar Hack and all flrturot new ar htraaltgr a pact at lha prpgarly Including rapldc* manttand addttltni mpraM DATED Bit* tm day at Mpv amber. IWB O A V IO N BERRIEN. Clark Circuit Court By JanoE Jatawk Deputy CNrt RubllM Navambar It A Ik INd DEK IN 1 ■ O M R T ■ RALDAIARO LAST R H ID E MCE KMOWN m WEST RAMAMA ROAD W INTER STRINGS. F l o r id a urge R R I I I N T RESIDENCE UNKNOWN IEENE I BALOAIARO LAST REIIOEMCE KNOWN m WEST RAMAMA ROAD WINTER IRRINGS. Fl o r id a h i m AN D A L L R A R T IE I C LA IM IN G IN TE R E S T R T. T H R O U G H . U N D E R OR A G A IN S T N O R E R T E •AlOASARO and IRENE I ■ A L O A IA R O A N D ALL R A R TIE I HAVE OR CLAIM INC TO HAVE A N T RIGHT T IT L E . OR INTER EST IN THE R R O R E R TV H E R E IN DE SCRIBED RESIDENCE Unknown YOU AEE N O TIFIE D at an Milan M MracMaa a mortgaw an ma Ml Inmng property M SEMINOLE County. FNnda: LO T 1). BLOCK I. FOKMOOR UNIT 1 ACCORDING TO THE R L A T T H E R E O F AS RE CORDEO IN RLAT ROOK I*. RAGES T] ANO tl. OF THE 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 , FLORIDA Hat taan mad again*! raw and raw art raguirad to *ar>a * ropy M It an Shank* k Butler 100 South AMley Drive Suite IkM. Tampa Florida 11*07. an ar betore December I. it** and ItW tha original with thlt Cevrl althar batara tarvka an Plain mereetier. atharmta a drleuH will ba miarad again*! you Mr the raliat damandtd an tha Complaint ar pelttian Thlt notka Mall ba pubtittiad once each weak Mr Mur centacutira ■ a a k t in lh a S A N F O R D HERALD WITNESS my hand and lha teal at mil Court an mi* ind day ISEALI OAVION BERRIEN CMrk at maCutuii Caurt By Hatty McClain Daputy CMrk RubllM Mn imkar l II, Ik 4 n . i*w DEK 41 R k U M C A d k L at ma O rtid l Caurt at rna E IG H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit In and tar S E M IN O LE County Florida • M artin C IT Y F E D E R A L SAVINGS BANK N ma RlalnllH and WILLIAM C BROOK. JO T E BROOK. HUSBAND ANO NOTICE OF M i l Notice It hereby given that, yurtuant M a Final Judgment at ForecMture entered herein. I mil tall tha property Utualed in teminoN County. Florid*, da Knkadao: Lai 11}. WOOOCRf IT. U N IT TH R EE, according le ltd Plat thereat at recorded m Plat Soot 11 Rage t l Rub/k Racard* al Seminal# Caunly, Florida Togathar with Range/Oven Garbage O ipotal. VanuFen. W/W Carpet HOHORAILC BERRIEN Clark at itw Court By Kelly McClain OaputyCNrk ISEALI OAVION BERRIEN CLER K.CIRCUITCO URT •V JanoF Jatawk DapwtyCMrk R u b llM Navambar 114 14 H W D EK IN Mrfh m tald Fmei Judgman i L O T >1. H ID D E N L A K E V IL L A S PHASE I I I . AC C O R O IN G TO T H E R L A T TH E R E O F AS RECORDED IN R LA T ROOK It RAGES 1 A I AND A PUBLIC RECORDS OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T V. RLORIOA IT E M S OF R E M O V A B L E EQUIPM EN T IMCLUDCO IN T H IS TRANSACTION AR E R A N G !/ O V E N . D IS P O S A L . D IS H W A S H E R A N O F A N / M OO O . ALSO IN C L U D IN G A N Y R EN E W A LS OR RE P LA C EM E N TS OF TH E S E ITEM S RRORERTV ADDRESS IM C LEAR LAKE CIRCLE SAN FORD. FLORIDA » t n WITNESS my hand and ma HONORABLE OAVION B E R R IEN CMrk *1 tha Clrcutt Court • y. JanoE Jite w k Deputy Clark RubllM Novombar I I A tk. HR* D EK III and all other* *♦» claim an wtaratl at m* Mitawing property alarm IM* Cadillac DtVilla AuMmaMM. VnMcM Idaniititatian Humkar kOMHAHIUM. bl |1I*0* «* UmNd Slala* <urrancy. t l I I . I I I R UN lad sinat currancy. dIM M M U N M d SUM* currnnryI al 11*1 M Umlad Siam currancy. whkh aa* tauad an ar afaaul Ma Mm day at Oacamkar. IMT al ar naar Ovnny'i Rett*«r*nl. SUN Haad CM and Oaugit* Avanua. Lang»aod Somuwlo Catmly. Florida, by and batng bald by lamina* Count, Sheriff I Department ana will aygnar katof* ma HONORABLE KENNETH M L E F F L E R . an «m day at Oacamkar. I*W at a M A M In roam NJM Mr a Rra Trial M Maw taut* why ma drtcnbad propert, Mould no! ba tortaiiad M ma uta at •r taN by ma In**ill ot SaminoN County upon producing dua proot mat ma *ama no* u*ad M SammaN County. Florida. In » Malian at ma ia>* at ma SiaM at FiarMa dotting m m contraband and amar crtmtnelott*n***pur*u*nlMFNrldelt*tut*«*n M l F4* A copy at Urn Petition Mr RuN M I N * Cau*a and Mr Final <Ndrr at Fmlailurt it on Ma mm ma Clark at ma Circuit Court SaminoN County Florida and II arOllabM Sac atammation during tagvitr bwnati hour* WTiaraa* a prime lacw Mowing ha* boon mad* by ma Ratlliantr mat mart I* prykakN cauta Mr lha itauanc* at a RuM M Shaw Cauta. II It mar alert ma orda* at ma Caurt mat all potential Rrtyendant* nhg claim an tnNcttl M lha property. Mall wtttun lwanly (Ml day* from tarvk* but na liter man (even III day* briar* lha dam tel above Mow cauta by tiling wim ma Court, re*pentl*a pkedmgt at to why ma Caurt Mould not enter It* Order MrMttmg tha yrapart, to tha at. ar taN by. tha Stwrlfti at SaminoN County YOU ARE F U R TH E R COMMANDED TO tarva a true and carract cap, at tveh ptawdingt within tald lima parlad upon STEPHEN I p l o t n ic k . A s s i s t a n t s t a t e a t t o r n e y . *t ma addr*»* n*Md kale* Failure la tiM and tarva tuch pNadingt wimin t M time period Mall ratwll m ma entry at a Oatault and Final Ord*r at Fartaltwra I H E R E B Y CERTIFY that thlt Hal lea and IH (ANNEXATION 'REQUEST ‘ A complala drtcription and a copy ot lha ordinance Mall ba eveliabk at lha Otlka al lha City Clark of all patten* drtirlng to amamtna ma tarn* All parti** m inMr at l and cllltant Mail have an opportunity M ba heard *1 tald hearing By order at ttw City Cammlulan at lha City at SanNrd. Florid* ADVICE T O THE PUBLIC II a partem dtcldM M appeal p doc It ion mad* with ratpacl to any matter centldared at tha above mooting ar hoar Mg. ha may naad a verbatim racard at lha proceeding*. Including the tatlimeny and avidmco. which racard It not provided by tha City el Senlord (FSIkkOIOll M N Tamm, Jr City CMrk RubllM October W.Novembar 4. Hand II. IMt DEJ M l T 1^ �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday. November II, IBM — aa Kristallnacht speech Ignites furor when synagogues w rrr burned and Jews rounded iqi hy Adolf Hiller's slorrn troopers. The council cannot force Jenningrr. who ranks second to frdrrul Presldrnl Richard von Wel/sackrr. to resign, lie has to decide himself. In u 26-page address Thursday commemorating ihr SOth anni­ versary of the Kristallnacht po­ grom. the prrludr lo the Ndzl slaughter of G million Jews In the Holocaust. Jenningrr de­ s c rib e d H it le r 's r e ig n as fascinating He used such Nazi terminolo­ gy as "Jewish subhuman*" and triggered Ihe walkout by some 50 deputies ol Ihr 5 1It-member i hambrr. The 30 deputies culled for him to resign Looked at Irom a distance Untied Pros* International Poland marks 70th independence day W ARSAW . l*olunil — In unuthrr *lf(ii of glustinst. or openness, the government mounted an unprecedented publicity rumpiili>ii in preparation for today * 7(Mh anniverury of Polish lndr|M ndrnre. an event that ha* been all hut ignored for the punt 40 yean Hut •nine opposition group* thrrutened to use the annlversa ry to demonstrate rltisalisfaction with the govrrnm r til's economk' and political policies The ofllclal communist-coni rolled media lias l*een running stories all week aboul die architect ol I'oUah Ireedom. Marshal Jozrf Pllsudski. a commander whose name was oner twinned because of his vlctorkius bailies agalnsi Ihe Snv Id Union. Poland emeriird afler World W ar I as a free country under Pllaudskl's leadership alter 123 years of jianttlon .mmiiK Russia. Prussia and Austria On Nov I I, 19IB. It proclaimed Indrpenilenrr w hich laslrd until thr first shois of World W ar II. when Nu/i Germany Invaded Its eastern neighbor Sri Lanka strike still effective COLOMHO, Sri l<anka — Ofllrlals sought lodav to rrsiurr some services cut hy walkouts ordered by Sinhalese extremists, but only minor prowess was apparent as the radical* directed people in remain at home There were no new reports of polilti al unrest On Thursday. Ul least IG people died when security (ones In three towns III southern Sri Lanka fired on antl-guvernmrni protests by supporters of the Peoples Liberation From, which Is known by Its Sinhalese acronym JVP The demonstration*, hfld In violation of a ban. coincided wtlh a nationwide "rurfrw" called by Ihe JVP In its drive to destabilise the Kovemment and force President .Junius Ja yrwardrrte to dissolve Parliament, appoint an Ir.'erlm administration pending n#** rlretlon sam l resign Two people w rrr reportedly assurouiatcd T h u la y by the Kroup. whose estimated 5.(XXI member* operate In *wi ret cell* and heloriit to the island'*ethnic lluddhlst Sinhalese majority. Latest round of Persian Quit talks closes B O N N . West G e rm a n y Parllamcnturl.ms culled for Ihe resignation of ihr Hundeslug presideni for a sjrerch In which h r described thr .ipprul ol Hiller s antl-Jrw tsh message and recounted how thr Nazi dictator restored national pride. The parliamentary Council of Elders held an Inconclusive la t e -n ig h t c ris is m e e tin g T h u is d u y on (hr speech hy Hundrstag President Philipp Jrim tn grr. 30. Ihr only speaker at i h r nuilonully televised s|H-c|dl session The cuuticll was to meet again Inday to discuss lire scandal that tarnished Ihr carefully planned n n ilo n a l atonement for the Krtstallnuchl ol Nov 9-10. I03H. und In knowledge of whal happened after. It still offers a (useniation that until then In history there was no parallel to Hitler's political triumph." J e n ­ ningrr said "For the Germans . every­ thing must have termed a wonder And not only that: Mass joblessness was turned Into full employment, massive misery was turnrd Inin prosperity for the broad masses Instead of despair and hoprlrssnrss. op ­ tim ism und self-confidence ruled Referring to Hiller, hr asked "Was II really not thr rholrr of a y-ophccy. a furhrer who Is proltrm l lo a people only once In a thousand years? "Did thr Jews not assume a role I hat was inappropriate for them?" Jenningrr asked the audience. "Did they not perluqi* deserve to lie put in Ihrlr plat c D e s p ite the u p r o a r hy parliamentarian*. Michael Fur si. a senior Jewish leader, said he did not believe Jenningrr should Ih - forced out. Furst told a television talk show he believed Jenningrr had given a clear appraisal of historical events In Oermuny 50 years ago Furs! said Je n n in g rr used unfortunate phrases but Dial he believed the parliamentary prr* Idem had honestly tried to un­ derstand the past. N a z i c ir c le s d u b b e d li Kristallnacht - Crystal Night or Night of lirokeii Glass — for tinshards of glass filling l lie stm -i. A fte rs h o ck s hit devastated C h in e se province UnllsS Brass Intarnatlanal IIE I J I N G — Persistent aftrrshocks measuring up to G 9 on Ihr Rlrhlrr sc.ilr caused mnrr injuries and hampered rebel ellorts live day* alter a major earthquake left I ,<XX) |K-oplr dead and 200,000 home Irs* hi southwestern China, ofllclal irport* said today. A senior government olliciul warned that the aftershock* could continue for at least two month* as thousand* ol relict workrrs struggle loatd Iht hundreds of thousand* of quake victim* More Ilian I (XX) people w rrr reported killed in the mountainous arra of southwest Y u n n a n P rovlnre. w here the quake measuring 7 ti on thr Richter stale. China s worst this decade. struck Sunday night Th r tremor rumbled through 15 cuunltes near Lancang. a rrtnolr town near the Iturmrsr border and devastated three of them, cutting communications and road* und virtually wiping out anr village at lls rentrr T h r Yunnan Province srism ologiral bureau rr|K»rtrd IIX) altrrshock* In thr area since Sunday and said Ihrre registered over G on the R lrh lrr scale. Including a strong trrmor registering B 9. "The continuous aftershock* damaged more houses and Injured mote people In the alrrady devastated arras worsening the already chaotic siiuatioi for survivors and rescue workers." the oftleial Xinhua news agency rrpnrtrd from Kunming. In another indication of the disaster's scope, the Chinese Ministry of Civil Affairs informed the Unitrd Nations other in llrijing that 2.H72 people w rrr seriously Injured and In nerd of medical treatment and lliat IKXi.OOO people had been left homeless U N. olflcials said the Chinese govern merit, which dors not formally request International aid. had informed them lluil appropriate assistance would Include 2rU) tons of food, m rd ira l s u p p lie s and emergency shelter material X inhua said relief rlfori* also u m hampered hy downed telephone lines und blocked highways More than 2 000 emergency workrrs most of them Chinesr soldier*. writ* slrug gling lo reach victim* cut off by road* made Impassable hy landslide* Chinese ofllclal* said more loud and medicine w eir bring dropped Into the quake zone by airplane. G EN EV A — Iran and lrar| held a filial meellhit In llieir third round of U N -mediated Persian Gulf peai e talks Friday Without any Hlbstanllvc progress resided during the 1 2 day session U N mediator Jan KlUsson of Sweden chaired a last plenary merllnK between full delegations to dl*ru%* a date for the fourth round of talk* ElUssnn found evrn m lrvv procedural point* dilfteult to seitle and U.N officials said dates tiring discussed ranged from latr December to live middle of January Iranian and Iraqi foreign ministers, in srparair discussion* wllb thr International Committee of the Red Cross did agttr this week to ext lunge somewhat more Ilian l.!HX) sick and wounded prisoner* of war s u n m g on Nov it) Survey; Most Filipinos favor U.S. bases ' ; MANI1.A. Philippines — Economist* sav a survey showing 74 percent of Filipino* lavor Ihe retention ot U S m ilitary tusr* rrflert* the country * need lor substantial foreign assistance to overcome It* economic problems The results ol the opinion [Mill, a tilth was condoned In August by Ihe Jesull run Ateneo Unlversttv. w err released Thursday. The survey ol I.21X) Filipinos ol voting age represented a cross section of Philippine society, the Rev Joaquin Iterna* the u n lvrrw ity's prrsldrnl said In releasing II* results In the poll. 74 pereenl of those surveyed want to retain ihr Amertran military liases in the Philippine* hevnrid I D ill, when 1 a bilateral treaty gnvrriting the facilitiesexptirs Eighteen prrrenl id llir pill |Mrtlcipant* wanted Hie removal at the rallies! time possible” of Clark AH llav and Subic liay Naval sialion — Ihr laigrsi tl S ovrrsea* military la« llltles Su p ro m t were undecided 1 * sharp H J From Unitod Praia Inltmatlonal raporta fu a u M ■ M ia u l H u n g a ry c o n s id e rin g m u lti-p a rty s y s te m UnHad Prsss InlarnaUaaal 1 1 U D A P E S T . H ungary ParlUmrni will ronsldrr legisla­ tion next month that could makr Hungary the first nation In Ihr East HU*' to have legal poluiral parties and Irudr unions In* dejxndrni of Ihr Communist Hungary lias one legal, com­ munist party — the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party As In other communist systems, ilut parly ts deemed to have the "leading role' In the operation ol th r stale. Including all major mailers of government and pollttes. Party. J u s llc r M in ls trr ivalman Kulcsar told reporters ul a hurling Thursday Ihr govern­ ment submitted to Ihr National Assembly a bill guaranteeing tile right of association and one on freedom of asarnibly. Ihr ofllclal news agency M TI sail) ' ll upprovrd hy Parliament. Ihr law will imply Ihr recogni­ tion ol the multi party system." Kulcsar said. "However, thr hill on Ihr right of association reHeels Ihr rurrent political situa­ tion." •BANKRUPTCY' - B I T FOR YOU? 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River IWOCKBY tH tW H O O ft c u iiu Wition i — j(Kkww»«t* «t W d « t > — S* if api 41 C M o i l e U tlW t , — b t , V i V !>4~tK By CMNIS FltTBM Flames shoot down Flyers Herald aporta oditor T h r Philadelphia Flvrrs •avr had problems while awallltiK Ihe m u m of four of ihelr lop eight srorrr* Inmi Injury nr suspension, but It's unlikely their presence would have changed Ihe Ihe shot that allowed Calgary to beat them J o e N le u w e n d y k lulled In a wide shot by Irammate Gary Kobcrls at 1 : 2 !) nl overtim e Thursday night, lifting Ihe Flames lo a 3-2 victory T h e loss w ar Ihe eighth In their Iasi 11 games for Ihe Flyers Philadelphia played without llrtan Pmpp. Hon Kultrr and Murray Craven, who mlaard Ihe game brrause of Injuries, while Kick Tocehei served ihe seventh game of a IO £ame suspension "That'a a tough way to lose.' Flyers Coach Paul Hi imgrrn aaM "The purk is going three or four feel wide and a guy lips II In out of Ihe air What are you going to do?" In other Mill, games. Pittsburgh uprndrd Toronto 5-1. Washington defeated (metier 4-1. la** Angeles routed Hartford 7-2. and Minnesota and St Louts skated to a 5-5 Hr. With a berlh In Ihe stair tournament on ihr line, the Lady Patriots of Lake Brantley High would havr liked to go Into tonight's matrh free of dlslrartkms But so much has happened lo thr tram and Ihe srhnol this week that II will lake an extra amount of concentration for Ihe Patriots lo get ready for Ihe vlaiilng Spanish Rlvrr Sharks Tonight, more than ever. Lakr Brantley will havr lo dig down deep and pull logrthrr as a tram " T h r key Is. how Is Ihr Iram going lo regroup and are they going lo hr able lo meet Ihr challenge and be rrady lo play." Lake llranllev roach Wolfgang llalblg said. "There havr been sq many dlstrarllons that II will be real lough for litem lo gel up for Ihe game " The 4A-3 Section playoff Is set for 6 p m al Lakr Hruntlry High School The Lady l*alrtots lake a 23 3 record Into thr match while Spanish Hlver comes In at 31-5. The wtnnrr gets a bcnh in next week's Mate tournament al Orlando Dr Phillips high Lions at Tampa M CTtOM VOLLKYBALL w< l«t t - ¥ . » « ! Herald sport* writer « ' i »*• •' (0*1 V '-St ClAISM MtWI I — Si— US*, 41Nks.IIW MCtiawl — INwass, IsnwseiWH W<twr , — t>„t CKs»l*n* * TiKn.m* V «< * r « trim art f art G,Mwm 4* tout* While llte Sharks have all ilav al school anti the enllre husrldr lo Hrantlry lo think about Ihe m alrh. II will le a busy day In iminv wav* for Ihr Lady Palriol* It I* Itontrcnmlng week al Htanllry with Ihr footl»all Irani playing host to S|«rurr (reek lonlghl There will lie a homecoming |Mr,ulr and a pep rallv todsv and II Is something llte tram members are looking lotwanl to since most ol them are seniors The laulv Pali Kits mood will then switch from rx rilrd lu sorntirr as thrv allettd a memorial vtvice fra Joyce Frank Frank oik oi Ihr C Oviedo » lastly Lions will kink for Ihelr own Inner strength to mnkr up for the altsrnre of tlieir couch lonlghl when they travel lo Tampa Plant 10 lakr on llte laitlv Panthers In Ihr Set ikm 3A-2 ptavoll Game lime is 7 30 p in Ovlrtkt. 23-2. has hrrn lo llte sectional (Inals lor three ronsrcttllvr years now anil four mil Ihr |m s I five yrars. hul lias not yrl tttatlr it |m %i the srctkin plavofl* This Is Tsnipu Plant s first time to thr set tkinal jtlavofls since lltrv won rtmsrt n live stale lilies in 1975 and '76 In Class 4A "We've looked real great In practice and I think wt-'re rrady lo play." Oviedo coat ft Amta Carlson, who will miss thr match tine to rrltgou* Itrllrfa (Seventh I lav Advrnllsll. saltl "I Just wisft 11 mild tie Ihrrr "I think If we srrvr well we'll do all right," atltled Carlson "Even If we miss a few hits rally II will t>e our serving that w ill give us confidence '* Oviedo I m m s I s many milstandlng p la in s with See Oviedo. P age 4B Brantley, Pag* 4B Hawks invade Seminole Hershiser takes NL □ Cy Young Sukova ousts Ssbatini C H IC A G O - Filth seeded Helena Sukova of Cieehnalovla provided Ihe second upset of Ihe day at the Virginia Slims of Chicago Thursday night, defeating No 3 seed Gabrtcla Sahallnl of Argentina 63.241. 6 2 . tlnserdrd Ann Gruaaman. an IH yrar-old Junloi National Tra m member from Grove Clly. Ohio, authored Ihe first upset of sixth seed Natalia Zvrrrva of ihe Soviet Union. 0-3.6-3 Sukova's victory jnil her In Ihe armlllnala along with Chris Evrrl. who dls|Hvsed of Koaalyn Fatrbank 6-0.6-2 In 57 minutes No 4 Mamie ta Maleeva anil No 7 Zina Garrison alto wop, Maleeva defeating Anne Smith 7 6 17-21. 6-2 and Garrtaon gaining a 6 3 . 6-2 victory over Peanut lanile-Harper. ■■ -| Herald sport* writer NEW YOHK - Orel Hershiser of Ih r Loa Angeles Dodgers, who carried a hattrrrd underdog Iram lo Ihr World Series championship. Thursday won thr National League Cy Young Award by a unanimous vote after rapping his sraaon with a irt mil setting 59 straight smrrlrsa Innings. Hershiser whose season ending shutout streak from Aug 30 to Sept 2H Is still rurrrn l. lurned In a 23-H rrro rd In H r C y Young runner up Danny Jackson of Ihe (Tnrtnnall Heds lor Ihe league lead In victories Hr also liad an EHA of 2 26. Heratalaer raptured all 24 llrstilarr Im IIo I s In voting by Ihr laseltall Writers' Assnclslkm of A met tea for a total of 120 points Jarkann was second with 54 points and David Cone of the New York was third with 42 Tills is ihe first time only three pitchers were named on a ballot since Ihe award went lo a point syslrmin 1970 Hershiser Is Ihr 12th unanimous cholrr. ami Ihe ninth In Ihe Natkinal Lragur. since Ihe Cy Young was started In 1950 This also marks ihr eighth lime a Dodger has lakrtt thr honor. Including Ihrre times for Sandy Kmtfax Dwight Oreidrn of Ihr Mels. In I9H5. was the Iasi unanimous winner. Hershiser. 30. registered right shutouts. Including flvr straight I FSU looks to impress scouts TA LLA H A S SK K — No S Florida Slate will liy lo solidify a bid lo a major ImmI Saturday nighi when Ihe Semi notes host Virginia Tech. With an off week before playing Florida Nov 26. thr Semlnoles ran makr Ihelr final state­ ment lo howl stouls against the Hokles. Howl bids go oul Nov. 10. and a persistent rumor has the Semlnoles headed lo Ihe Cotton Howl lo play Arkansas "You saw what we could do." tlefrnslvr tackle Steve Gabbard said of Ihe Semlnoles' 5 00 victory over South Carolina "Now we need lo play well against Virginia Tech and wall In find out where we'll hr for Chtlsimas." FOOTBALL Hagan's job in jeopardy LK X IN G TO N . Ky - University of Kentucky Prrslilenl David Hosellr may relieve Alhlrllr Direr lor Clllf Hagan of his duties as part of Ihe school's rrsponsr lo an NCAA prolir. sources (old United Prrss International Thursday. One of the IH allegations of NCAA rule violations r liargrd against ihe university Is lark ol pto|»-r lnsiiitiiioii.il control. anti sources saltl Hosellr wants lo replace Hagan University ofllcials would neither confirm nor deny whether Htrsellr had made the tier laton lo replace Hagan after 13 years al Ihe helm of one Ihr nation’s prrtnlrr athletic department*. _ HwiM tail St Tm» Hilc iS Top Hounds Teddy Mitchell and Nick Radkewich Lyman's dynamic distance duo. bead up Ihe hill during last week * district meet at Lake Mary High Seminole County learns will run for a spot In Ihe stale tournament Saturday when they compete In Ihe region championships al UCF For a preview of Ihe meal, see Page 40 T See HerslUaer. Page 2B Raider Tournament opens tonight SAN FOHD T h e S r m ln n lr Community Collrgr men a baskethull tram returns liotnr lo host the Hurgrr Klng/Kuldrt Tournamrnt al The Hrallli and Physical Education Center on Ihr SCC campus today and Saturday. Th r Haiders of head roach Bill Payne are 2-0 on Ihe araaon and will play In Ihe H p m. game lonlghl against the Korkrts of Patrlrk Air Force Base SCC has Iwen led 111 the first two games hy sophomore forwards T rrrll Barnes and Vincent Emerson who have scored 49 anti 25 points rrspri lively Freshman lorwatd Klshutd Brown has come oil the bench lo score 27 |Milnts In Ihe two wins. Kxprrtrd In jiiln Emerson and Barnes In llte starting line up arr guards William "W im py" Wood* and Robert lliomas and at center Holirrt Rlrclardelll Tlte 6 p m game will feature a malt Imp of state |>owrr* when Brevard Community C ollrgr ol Cocoa take s on Gull Coast Commu­ nity Collrgr ol Panama Clly Coach Don Smith ol llrrvard feel* this Is Hit mosl lair turd Irani hr has had In Ills four yrars al Ihr school, ' That allegation Is very much under In­ vestigation." UK *|>okr*mu>i Hcrnlr Vontlerheide salrl lair Thursday. "H ul no decision has hern made aUni I Ihr utlinlnlsltallon of Ihr alltlrilc drparfmenl ** When two young Ioh O m II Iranis like Seminole and Lakr Hnwrll get logrthrr. Ihr game lakes on an air of imprrdlclahilMy — Ih rrr * no trilmg w hat might hapjirn "We're still that lining hall club Hying lo gel lieller," said CiMtli E m o ry Itlakr of the Fighting Sr mil loirs, who will hr crlelirutmg Parents' Nlghl lonlghl al Ihnm asK W hlghum Stadium " I t 's been lough trying In fill In for Ihtnr 26 senior* that graduated last year ' Mike lllsrrglta. the roach al Lakr Howell has had a similar task this year with Ihe Kllvrr Hawks " I know we're young." Btsorglui said with a laugh ' Bui Ihr last Ih r r r weeks we've tiecu Really pleased with our tram's pmgtr** Our offense has really hrrn turning on. pulling jHHnlson thr hoard, and our defense Is flrr up Ton Ighl s t-onlrst Iraturr* one ol Ihr area * lirst tunning Im i ks. Lake Unwell * Martpit Mr Sm llh. w Im>Im i ultrady rusltetl lot 1.055 yartls and 13 lout hdowns By cum|iurt*nu. Seminole's top rushers are Kevin Hk ltardnon 1231 yurd*l and Henry Williams |I96| while llrandon Cash 124 points) leads Ih r Notes In scoring "There** so much lor our kids lo grasp In our oflensr." said Blake. "We makr adjustments every week lo kre|i our ojt|M)nrul's tlrfrnsr from dictating what we do "Th e y llaike Howell) have a sujirt running tan k Ours (.frrotl Jonrsl gol hurt early In Ihr sruson Anti willi our tjuarlrtUit k (Kerry Wig glnsl tiring a sophotnorr. It s taken lime for him to come around " Evrn so. Wiggins is Hie county's set ond trading passer wllh 7H7 yartls on 47 3 (tercenl completion* ills favorltr target has hrrn Caslt. who lias avrrugrtl 27.5 yards jirr catch "W e'rr looking forward to playing Seminole." said lllsrrglta "They knocked us out ol (h r conference last year. Mirv came lo our place and shut us down Iasi yrar See Seminole, Page 3B U C F takes on No. 1 Carolina From s t a f f a n d w ire reports By DAVID CORCORAN Herald correspondent BASEBALL 11:30 p m . — LSPN. Japanese all stars vs. Major-League all-slats B A S K E TB A LL ( H OO p til - WOH. NHA. New York Knit ks al Indiana I'acets H 05 p.m. — TBS. NHA. Delroll Pistons al lloston Celtics. |L| HOCKEY 117:43 p.m. — SC. NHL. New York Islanders al New Jersey Devils. (L| ***&> . . . . . * Complete listing on Page 2B . iS * < « » H e N s w w ►, v a n 04* w m U C F ’s Mlchtlle A k «rt h o p «t to lead the Knights to an upset of N. Carolina. ORLANDO— After plat ing them lo a scorrlrss lie catller Ibis season, Ihe University of Central Flotilla women's soccer Irani has unxlously awaited a trmnlch with Ihr University of North Carolina. The latdy Knlglils will grl ili.it ojqiortiinlly this Smut,tv al I p m. when they travel loChajiel Mill. N.C. lo takr on Ihe lo|> ranked Tar Heels in the Nt'AA Soulh Regional llnals UCF and UNC met Oel. 9 al SI. Clair field and played lo a .vrotrlrvs deadlock liefoit- 401 s|ieclMlom UCF. now 10-2-2. rarnrtl Ihr regional tirrih hv dumping Hie Unlvrrslty of Virginia. 2-0 al St. Clair Field Oils past Sunday. Sophomore la-sltr Sutler ami Hirer-time All-American Michelle Akers |trtivltlrd Ihe lately Knights' scoring punch lo push Ihelr trum jiast tlie Lady Cava. Bill lirad roach Bill Barker’s squad now faces UNC. a trum whlrlt will enter Sunday's contest with a 15-0-3 rrrord. In Ihe Iasi meeting. Ihr laidv Knlghlsoutnhut Ihelr opponents. 13-10, bill couldn't push a go alirud goal jiasl UNC. FOR T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E OF SPO R TS IN YOUR AREA, READ T H E SANFORD HERALD D A ILY �ftfH M l fWWMTIlYl Ca»#y Hawthorn# had hla Thundttblrd In contention thia paat weak until a car blaw an •nQlna In tront of him and cauaad him to spin out w TW « CUB.VK. • W t M t , Ihouom . T W r IC l-t D - H j t U C . VM 1 cajwvw ih im Anderson wins Governor’s Cup N * n iu a c . 1 >i i - i s m U* Upas MM fra *-«• i la * p « [ « •* • tm , t««) i■ i ***** •** 1 1****** i a 1 la *‘ in i !***<» I iOi i Iom is w w m •■ M r aw# N W I S I a a a W K ssa «* •k Cm m m U » « * a wr 9V C*S M* O l n . IASS ' T v r tiern Irylnn to win thta rarr miner 1070. M id Dick An drraon m om m U after driving Into victory citric at Ihr conclualon of ih r 24th Annual Florida Governor's Cup 200 Anderson pockrlrd 95.670 for Ida win In Ihr 922.000 event which took place Sunday alter noon at i h r New S m y rn a Speedway. Andrraon maid that hi* IwM flniah until now wa* a second pLvee In 1978 when he wa* edited out by Wlacunaln alar Dick Trickle Finishing second as All Fro Regular Daniel Keene who led the race ftom lap id thru 122 Second generation driver Hobby GUI was third, followed by Unit­ ed Stork Car Alliance high point champion Joe Nemechek and this year* New Smyrna track champion David Kussrll LeKoy Porter who won Friday and Saturday's qualifiers, lost a wheel, brokr a valve spring, but still finished slath. He was followed by Winston Ihi set) Thundrrhlrd up nrar Ihr front until the 7 »lh lap when Pete O n blew a motor right In front of him Hawthorne spun In the oil and was hit In the driver* side (Hitting him out of the rarr. l u c k i l y w ith no I r i j u r l r t llawthornr who Just two yean CARL ago lilts week lay III the liospll.il with a brain tumor w hich was VAN ZUR A later successfully removed, was the eighlh (attest qu "tiller In hi* tirsl allowing lids year Most nf this yrar hr raced on Ih r All C u p ro o k ie Lee F a u lk ul American Stock Car Series all Crosavllle Tennessee Hounding over Ihr Southern Stairs and out I he lop ten were Jeff will lintsh srrnnd in lto* H o.I > Earnhardt. Wayne Anderson Point* behind far Faulk and Duke Southard Hawthorne said that nett season he will be rat ing full time Sanlord drtvrr Junior Sim mon* had his Ford T h u Oder bird and plan* to have is o cars in Id* flying around the half nule bii|m-c stable with a championship in Ills goal Seminole County fasi oval to finish a very errd liable elrvrnlh (dace among Ihr llrrrnalt \\lid Hill Klnlrv had forty late models to start the 200 Ins Thunderliiid running in die lop llflrrn until hr was lut hi ihr lap event. tear by another car <austng Twrrniy two year old Ca*ev problem* lh.it could not l* Hawthorne had his Sanford corrccietl Adams, Nuggets bury Blazers Portland fmind out the hard way that If you don't ptrk up Michael Adams up at nildcouri. lie can bury you under a moun­ tain nf three-pomi field goals Adams fill four thrrr-prdnt field goals and *corrd 2t) points Thursday ntghi lo spark Ihr Drnvrr Nugget* in a 135-115 victory over the Trail Hlairrs Alex English was high man lor Denver wllh 30 (mints ” W r talked rarllrr at mu I -not leaving Michael Adams open." said P o rtla n d C o a rh Mike Shuler." bul we fust didn't pick him up quickly enough Denver played very well tml Ju»l didn't defend very well We weren't making our *hnts and that seem* in gel the team mil nf sync." Adams *irrtrhrd Ids NHA re cord lo 47 game* wt.b al le/si one three-pomi goal The Nug gel* never trailed and were pressed only lair In the second quarter In dealing Portland II* llrsi Ins*of ihr season "We look it In them and tried to gel them In bail inmtuiA d a m s said moving a lot “ We were- realty and shooting writ It's good lo gel Ih r gmsl tram* out of the way earh Th a i wav Ihrv think of us as a to u gh team l<n " English Mom! 14 ol fils .Ml l"»mt* m ihr lm.ll ijuarirr lo k re p Denver »a lr lv ahead Danny Schavrs bad 2 i lot ihr Nuggets Portland 2-1. g<a .12 punts trom Civile Drrvlrr anil 19 from Terry Porter ponland hit nine of Its first 14 shots fnirn the Held in the ftrrmul (irriod and got a* dose a* 4U 4 0 is l i l t llu r p nunutrs left In Ihr period tielutr Denver opened a 55 SO bulftlmr lead Notre Dame turns dow n Gator B o w l W cW**i Athletic officials al N o lrr Dame fiavr turned down the Gator howl's ollrr In stage a matchup between Ihr No I Fighting Irish and No 4 West Virginia, a s|mkrsman with the New Ye a r's Day howl said Thursday "Th e scruartn is that Nolrr Dame has Indicated they are not com ing lo our b o w l." said Charles Callaghan with Ih r M a / tl a G a t ii r H o w l i n Jacksonville. Fla "Th e y did not give u reason. They have decided to go some wliereelse." he Mid Galor Howl olllclals aliranrd the attrrillnn of Ihr Irish and Ihr Mountaineers. laith unbeaten, last w rrk when a 93 million purse was guaranteed lo holh teams as well as an FSPN nationwide audience. Callaghan said athletic department* al both schools were contacted litis wrrk "I s|*)kr with representatives of the Gator Bowl iTuesdayl night und Indicated to them that this particular year Nolrr Dame was not in a position to consider their Invita tion ." said Irish Athletic Director Dirk Rosenthal. There was no fonnal Invitation f .m1 * «* ! h * -• l I->*• U iCess * / m 4It ****** «** ’» I * k rt ’» i» a m * *• » n htei »« « •“-» --•w.- n a t*"*> t* * 14B)**. *1• “ «** •*<■**< a a Im * Tr a exlrnded. bul the Gator IViwI did tndieatr a keen Interest in oor tram ." The gist ol Notre Dame's message was lhat tl Is loo early to make unv howl decisions, said John Hrlslrr. sports inlorrnaiton director for llir Irish, w ho adtlrd lhat Ihr Galor Howl should not lie rounilngon Noire Dame A lt h o u g h N olrr Darnr has stayed alop United Press In trrnational'* weekly coaches |Mdl since healing Miami Ocl 15. Ilelslrr M id ih r Irish may lie an underdog going Into a Nov 26 game with No 2 Southern Cal A loss to the Trojans could ndn Nolrr Dame's hopes of a tml lonal championship “ We don I wanl In gel locked tn al this point." Ilelslrr said Formal ImiwI invllallons will laextended Nov. lit Meanwhile. Ilelslrr said Nolrr Dame'* decision to turn down the Gator Ibiwl Interest h a s n o th in g lo do w ith West Virginia, which could still uteri ih r Irish In a Fiesta Howl matchup for a national champi­ onship The Fiesta Howl will ollrr about the same amount as the Gator Howl for a game lo br ptayed Jan 2 llrlsler Mid there is still plenty ol Interest In playing the HO Mountaineers. II they remain unbealrn "Dott'l quote us. quote the Fiesta D ia l people on lin n .'' he said II were unbeaten and No I and Wrsi Virginia Is unhrulrti and No 3. It could lie for a possible national cham pion ship " West Virginia Alhletb fMrrt lor Fred Schau* was not .tvallablr for com mem llmtsday. “ We will still send peoplr lo the West Virginia games lugulnsi Hulgers and N'n 13 Syracusei said Callaghan "We are Mill Interested m Wrsi Virginia." Ilelslrr confirmed lhat inlrirst by the Flrsta Ikml has rud been turnrd duw ii ‘‘T h r ir nlllcials have liern quoted us s*iymg they would lake Noire Dune right n o w ." hr said. Hershiser ViamIIImII lri.)•»i ia)taIt wnutum 0n*<4 ii s « i >n> j* s* iiia > iA w » j i i i t S f m u f M s lt lir w i l l i n V n t ' l l l l t m i t i M l t*m IlSI'PMI Is- IS•<a(a*IIMI M»il»l>*> U«M« I *I»rm lm> 11111» ««**• •a ii r* «t u » u.ii>ii« « •4H-SW 14<tt IN 11 II 4 'ID 14440* as *1141— 1 i Continued from IB during the streak dial broke die record of 58 by Don Drysdale of dir Dodger* In Ills final game of the season, Hershiser pitched 10 scoreless Innings before leaving Inr a reliever. The flflli-year Los Angeles veteran also lied Jackson for the league lead In complete gumes with 15 He pllchrd In 35 games, starting 34 and getting a save In the other — a sign of Ihe diirahlllly dial would ctiaraclcrl/e die |>o*lsru*ou (or the player Dodger* Manager Tom Lisorda christened "Uulldog." The (ierformunce* dial earned Hershiser the Most Vuluuble Player of die NL playoff* and World Series, However, do not i mini Inward Cy Young voting. Hrndilsrr pin lied 267 Innings, giving up 208 lilts, and 73 runs (67 earned), lie walked 73 and struck nul 178. O d d ly , all d ire r pitchers named In Ihe C’y Young voting were In Ja|Mii this week wllli a major league All-Star team. Hershiser came home earlv when Ills son got III. Cone, contacted In Tokyo, said. ” 1988 was a great year fnfr in* bill 11 was only one year. 1 started in the bullpen, went lo lhe rotation und was lucky enough to win 20 gumes. Dm Ihe tiling In this business Is you have lo do H more dmu one* 1 wanl lo krep on jirovlng invsell over and over again. Consistency Is whal Tin alter." C O R R E C T IO N The an­ nouncement that Frank Viola was named Ihr 1988 American la-ague Cy Young Award winner wa* not inndr in Winter Park as wus rrportrd Thursday In Ihe Herald. The antiouncrrnrnt was mode In New York. Viola commented on Ills winning the award during n press conference held Wed­ nesday at Scores Sports I Mr 111* Winter Park GUARANTEED $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 GIVEAWAY Saturday Night 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PERFORMANCE N^W730jm TVt Wqnudn W m n tO O p n Km vr S<K0« GroupPicugts Ucr-MM-Sa OowdSrti) V y d -w inuttt Sony, must b* 18 SANIORI) ORIANIIO KIMIMtl CLUB North ol Ortando. Just off Hwy 17-92 301 DoflTfidi Rd, Longwood �V A. Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Friday, November 11, IMS — >■ Hartsfield, defense lead Lake Mary over Bucs • y M A N SMITH Herald correspondent DAYTONA B E A C H - The Kami of Lake Mary H lfh School, behind the passing of Carlos Hartsfield and a strong defense, blanked the host Buccaneers of Davtona Beach Mainland High School. SI-0, before 501 fsns al Municipal Stadium Thursday night. The victory keeps Lake Mary’s hopes of s .500 season alive as they move to 4-5 overall and finish their SA-4 district play at 3-3. The loss drops Mainland to 18 overall and they finish district play at 0-6. The Hams finish their season next Friday when they host ihe Blue Darters of Apopka High School at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. Despite moving the ball down Ihe field twice In the first qusrirr Lake Mary was unable lo score once turning the ball over on downs at Ihe 11 and gelling a bad snap on an attempted 33 yard field goal on the other. After the bnirhed field goal attempt Mainland took over on Its own 18. Tw o first downs advanced Ihe ball out In the 43. After an Incomplete pass running back Nevis Ross of Mainland lost (be handle and Senior nose guard O rl Kantor recovered for Ihe Ruins at the Mainland 37. On first down Hartsfield threw a beautiful rainbow to Calvin Davis for Ihe touchdown with 10 28 left in the half. Alex Hlrlr kicked Ihe pu.nt after to give laike Mary n 7-0 lead. The touchdown pass was Hartsfirld’s sixth of tne season which movrs Into Ihe lead among county quarlerbarks. and II was ('avis fourth of Ihe season which ties him for the county lead with Seminole's Brandon Cash. Mainland tried lo come back as Itiey moved Ihe ball from their own 26 down to the Ram 23 Big plays In the drive were first down p a w s of sevrn and 14 yards from Te rry Mootr in Philip King and Rodney Jackson, respectively, and a ten yard run by King Bui Stoll Sklllern s 42 yard field goal attempt was blocked by Kanlor and Lake Man look over at their own 33 A 42 yard jtass from HarisOrld to Davis and a 10 yard run by Kay Williams moved Ihe ball back do vn Into scoring position but a 15 yard [wn.ilty for blocking Itrlow the waist moved them cot ol field goal range and n fourth down (mss fell Incomplete and Mainland took over The half ended with Lakr Mary ahead 7-0. Willi 3:50 left In the third quarter an uttetnpird pass by Mainland’s Slcphen Fulim i was In­ tercepted by the Xan,s John Millonig and Like Mary took over on the Mainland 33. Petr Termer ran for Ihrre yards before Dan Sacco was caught lor a live yard loss by Mainland’s Corey Davis A five yard delay of game penalty moved thr Rams back In the 40 yard line before Hart-Held ran for ten yards and then hit Davis for trn more and a first down at the 20 . Trem rr carried for three yards before Sacco ran for two On third and live Iron the 15 Hartsfield was prrssurrd into running for Ills life und finally from the 50 yard llnr found Sacco who had ran bark to help his qiiurtrrhai k Afler thr catch Sacco ran thr hull down to the two vard llnr to give Like Mary' a fltsi dow n and goal lo go Sacco ran it in from the two as the third quarter ran out and lltrle » kick made It 14-0 alter Hirer |n-rlods On (lisi down idler Hie klrkoff Mainland running back Sean Hamilton fumbled the hail alter a hard hit and Like Mary’s Clay Cnurson grahtK-d thr tiall In ib r air and the Rants had Ihe Im II back on Htr Mainland 20 Sacco ran lor two yards hr lore Irem er got the lin t down on an II yard rim to ihe Mainland sevrn On llrsi down Aaron Lynch ran It In from Air seven yard line and Blrle's kick gave Lake Mary a 2 1 0 lead which was ihr Anal score. L ik r Mary's drfrnar was siqier as II held Mainland to only 75 yards rushing on 28 attempts while corning up with three fumble recoveries and two pass Inirrrrptlntis. Hartsfield parsed for I CM yards on thr nighl and Ray Williams who has been huinpnrd bv a hamstring Inltiry rushed lor 39 yards on nine carries Davis caught ihire pusses |or Hi) yards and Ihe one touchdown For Mainland it was llamlllnn rushing for 57 yards on ten carries while quarterbacks Fulton and Mootr threw lor I IN yards Lions’ title hopes on line tonight B y DAVID COACOHAM Harold corrsipondsnl The Oviedo Lions, who pulled off another ron.e from behind victory last -e-eh against the Lakr Mary Kama, now set their sights an the win lews Edgrwater Eagles |08) In a big Class 4A D ls irlcl 7 bailie tonight al Oviedo The Lions |7-1| w ith a Victory ran force s three way lie for the d l a l r l r l t it le , a lo n g w ith Seminole and Ixesbtirg at 2-1. If they lose. Leesburg wins Ihe district The l.lons are this year’s surprise team In Sem lnolr County, os they have won five games by a total of 2 1 points, all come from behind wins late In the forth quarter. Including lam In overtime "Yes. we may be a llllle bit more lucky then good, but Ihe good trams make thetr own breaks.” said Lions head roach •Jack BUnton total season, the Lions started out strong, w inning three of thetr Aral four games But then Injuries crippled the squad, as Oviedo list their final six games and ended up with a 3-7 record "Th e biggest factor for our success this season has been that we have been healthy," auMsrdlng lo lltaMon. as the Lions had Just 35 pis vers sullied up al the start of Ihe season, amt lost only one because of injury. "T h e other key factors liave hern thr chemistry thr players liave with one another, and good senior leadership Blanton also noted that "this Is a team of many heroes not Just one or two.” Wltat IManton meant was the Lions arr not a Frank Dur. or W llllr Pauldo train, but If thr season ended today, Dtar snd Pauldo. both senio rs, would r r r l r v r thr tram 's MVP award for thrtr outstanding efforts Dlax Is third in Semlnolr County In rushing with 1*30 yards (4 3 avg | and lO TDs. and Pauldo leads the County In tackles with 123. including 71 unassisted Oihrr standouts for Ihe Lions Include running hark I'reslon Dames 1303 yards), q u a rte rb a c k M a lt B la n to n (40-70-676-3TDs|. wide rrcelvrr C h a d D u n r a n (2 1 -3 6 0 17 l-3 T D s l. and de­ fensive hark Hector I Ha/ For Edgewalrr and their head roach Sam Weir. It’s been a nightm arish season, as the Eagles, aftrr winning five of their Anal sis games in finish with a 5 -3 record In I9 H 7 . w rr r rxprctrd lo rhsllange for Ihe district rrnwri in 88 But the season slartrd out liadly for the Eagles, losing their first two games In rou>s snd they nrvrr rernverrtl " T ills season Is a lot like K nights at E. Kentucky OvtadO's Frank O lu looks for running room while Saminols * Kevin Nathan persues Dior hopes lo |t*H2. said Writ, us lie com­ pares! the 88 Eagles Irani with the ’82 UCF squad Ihe was head machl that went through a O 10 season 'The toughest problem lacing us is the numbers game, us we just don 1 have llie depth, and we’re injury nddlrd Hut break the 1,000 yard barrier tonight when Lions host Edgeweter m e crucial 4A7 contest wr rr not going In lay down and play dead ’’ EVANS A T A P O P K A While Edgewalrr al Oviedo will (day a key rule In Dlsirlcl 4A-7. llie District SA-5 title may Im- on the llnr tonight when Orlando Evans plays at Apopka Lym an goes to DeLand for 5A-4 contest B y TO N Y I Harold ipods writer In a district Dial has Ihr potential for a four-way photo finish, each game between dis­ trict opponents lakes on almost biblical proportions Writ, maybe not that tug hut tonight's game between the Lym a n G reyh o un d s 13-1 in 5 A Dlsirlcl 4. 5 2 overall) and Ih r De-Land Bulldogs |2-3. 3 51 ernalnly will he watched very closely by Ihe other conirnders In thr group “ At this point, they're all big." said Bill Scull, coach of the Greyhounds "It's a big game for us for several reasons. First of a ll. Drl.anil's a good team. They're s strong defensive learn, A nd thry’re big physically, so they’ll give us some problems there "Last year, they totally shut us down The y a rr a good font hall team, they're record Just d o e s n ’ t show th a t m u ch . T h e y 'v e beaten some good football teams Hut they're up and down. Just like any high sehuul team. ‘ Aftrr a twogainr losing streak In the middle ol the season. Lyman has run of! Ihrre wins In a row. scoring 35 points or more tn each game L i n week. Ihr G r e y h o u n d s d o m I n a tr d Semlnolr 40*14 while D r land was losing In Spruce Crerk 20-17 "I hope our kids rrull/r llir consequences of this game and the effect It can have." said Scott. Careying thr bulk of Lyman's hoprs will hr the dynamic dun of ru n n in g hack Cedric Hour)(1.052 yards and a countyleading 15 touchdowns on 149 rarrles) and quanritiurk Slrvr Jerry 1398 yards on 29 for-49 passing us wrll us 527 yards and lOtourhdownsnn 74 rushes) As easy as It would br lo sav lliat Lyman Is a two-man team, llie (act is lliat Bouev and J e m a r r re p re s e n ta tiv e ol the Greyhound*' collective ouiMaodtug physical allrtholr — sliced O n defense, for exam ple. Lyman's .1.1 Miller leads Ihe county with Ave Interceptions white trammalr Willie Grayson Is third In Ihr county w*tth an average ol 13:1 tackier* |ter game. ’ ’ W e h a v e l a he l a s t , everybody's bigger than us." Joked Scott. "W r liave to run lor our lives ” 1 think that's our our main asset, speed II you're not big and strong, thru you have to Imq ii Irk And I Ihink that as a team, we're a llltlr h rllrr than average." W h ile the B ulld ogs have strength on their side and the Greyhounds are armed wllh speed. Itnlh trams are hindered by ihr same shortcoming — lack ol numtiers on the roster For example, thr Bulldogs have fell ihr physical repute-usslons ol Ih rlr 27 23 w in over Lakr Brantley on Orl. 21 ihr Iasi two weeks " W r 'v r played Ih r whole season with 33. 34 players." said Scott "We have a loi of kids that go tmlh wavs " The sliuallon Is compounded by the physical aliments tiring s u ffe re d b y som e of the Greyhounds 'W r huvr some problems." Scott sold "Kandy IIIvee has a fractured hand. Tummy luiren/ Is out wllh sirrp throat and mono and Derek Moore has a broken foot." Should I hey gel by Dr Lind lonlghl. the Greyhounds will then play L ik r Brantley at home next week In a game that could deride the 5A-Dlstrlet 4 champi­ onship. Fiesta courting Notre Dame, West Virginia U n K H Press Intamatlwnsl T h r Fiesta Bowl still wants No. I Nolrr Dame and No. 4 West Virginia lo play there Ja n . 2. and Ihr bowl's executive director said Thursday that Interest will rontlnur as tongas they slay unbeaten. tinier Skinner, with thr Fiesta Howl administration In Tem p r. Art/., said Ihr bowl's niatrhup of the nation's top In­ dependent squads I* a mission no different than In jtasl years: allrart the lop two rankrd trams that haven't playrd each other. Such a mission creoles sevrrul possible scenarios, hul llie hid must go out on Nov. 19. That mrans Noire Daiur s Nov. 20 game with No. 2 Southern Cal will only have a bearing on Ihr Importance of whatever bowl the Fighting Irish already wrrr Invited to a week rarllrr. For Ihr Mountaineers, howevrr. th r season rods Nov. 19 with n game against No. 13 Syracuse. Regardless of records, however, the Flratn Bowl Is unlikely to stage a rematch — meaning Dial neither No. 2 Southern Cal or No. 3 Miami has m uch hope of meeting the Irish again. Meanwhile. West Virginia. 9-0 going Into this week's game at Rutgers, hasn't faced anyone tn the Top 10. Skinner will be watching Ihe Mourn talneera for Ihe fourth week In u row this Saturday al Giants Stadium. "The y are a tremendous learn and they are ranked No. 4 more Im portantly." Skinner said. " T h e y have an exciting ollrnsr amt maybe thr twst quarterliaek (Major Harris) in the country." Desjiltr Interest hum Gult.r Howl nlllelats. Notre Dame athletic personnel said they were not Interested In Ihe Jacksonville, Fla . event. The Gator Howl — which had promised both Noire Dum r and Wrsi Virginia u|>proxIniaiely 63 million and un ESI’N audience — Is rloscr lo troth schools. But Skinner Mid hr Is sure there will l»r plenty ol Ians from each university In attendance should the Flrsta Bowl fraiure those two teams Skinner said he was noi put oA by Mrumtalnerr fans storming the held wllh 49 seconds Irfl on Hie elrs-k afler West Virginia shelled Penn State 5 1-30 three weeks ago "If West Virginia comes Itiey will bring thousands of fans." hr said. Skinner acknowledged that the Irish's disinterest In the Gator Bowl helps since 11 Is the only other alMndrpendrnl bowl wllh a chance of luring the two trams away from Tempr. "But it Is a long way (rum Irelng done." hr added. AUBURN VB. OEOROIA At Auburn. Ala., No. 9 Auburn and Its stingy defense will get u lest Saturday when thr Tigers inert I7lh runkrd Georgia and standout running back T im Worley In a battle for the Southeastern Conference's Sugar Bowl berth. T h r Tigers. 8 - 1 overall and 4 -1 In the SEC. fraiure un immovable force of a defense which nllowrd only right |>ohila in its Iasi four games. Auburn leads Ihr iiulloti In T h r University of Central Florida Knights |(F4). end thru 1988 (ooHm II season Saturday when they go on thr mad In fare Eastern K- niiu k\ (6-21. ranked eighth in Division l-A A tills season T in Knights, whose s?lm playoll (turner* •■tided with a 24-7 delral at Liberty IVa , University last week, "w ill not fold op our u n i and die. ” said head <ouch tlrne McDowell Tile game is llie last gumr for five U C F senior raptnlns — llnrh.ickrr Wvatt Hogan, de­ fensive thick Keith Evans, wide receiver Arnett Spencer, de­ fensive tackle Joe Simmons, and offensive tackle D a vid UnderwiuKl as writ as two other senior starirrs — defensive tackle Steve Sperrs and punirr Barrie Krr. Eastern Kentucky, coached by H o y K i d d , h a s li it 1 1 1 a powerhouse program In Kidd's 25 years al Ihe Richmond. Ky. schisil EKU has ihe top running hack in Division l-AA. pinlor Elroy Harris, a former star at Winter Park High School. Harris lias rustled for over 1.000 yards this season, and Is expected lo In*a top pro |itos|H-el. rushing ilrlense. allowing only (18 yards a game, ami scoring defense, giving up only 59 points all season. Georgia. 7-2 overall und 5-1 In ihe conference, leads Hie SEC in rushing ollrnsr with a 286-yardper-game avrragr. The (Mont-2. 2!6 |K(tmd Worley keys thr atlark with 1.110 yards anti 16 touchdowns this season. T h r Bulldogs could secure u Be Tor the SEC Bile and a jtosslhlr spot In the Sugar Howl wllh a victory. Auburn, the drlrndiug conference champion, must defeat Georgia and Alabama Nov. 25 lo clinch al least a Br lor the Bile. At Columbia. S.C.. former No. 15 South Carolina will iry lo regain As confidence alter Ihr 59 0 loss lo Florida Stale. The Gamecocks. 7-2. will host 3-6 Navy, which has drlratrd only Division II trains this year — James Madison. Delaware and Yale Second-year Navy eoaeti Elliot U/rlae has yet to |k>Ma win over a Division I foe "1 know- II I were down there (in South Carolina), I'd Ik- very upset," said U/rlae. whose own team has a four-game losing streek. "I told our player* they're going in get (thr Gainrrocks’1 ties! shot, tierausr I'm sure their coaching staff will do everything ll ran to get thetr dander up." Hut. four years ago. going Into the lute-season contest. South Carolina was imdrfeaird. ranked second lit Hie nation and dreaming of a possible national champion­ ship. The Gamecock* went Into Annapolis and promptly lost a shocking 38-21 decision to the unheralded Middles. Evans. H-O overall. is 5*0 In I hr district and can clin ch the championship wllh a victory over thr Blur Darters Apopka, 4-4 overall, is 4-1 In the district and nerds a vtrtury tonight >o C a a t lM id from I B set up a Ihrre-way llebreakrr “ They've got a good/young between thr Dutlrrs. Evans and team. It should lie a good gmne " lutrrrstingly. the toNf1Jjrams Winter Park come Into the game on'different •motional mils with drusllc dlfferrners In ihelr post-season prosperU. Seminole. I 3 In Ihr Seminole Athletic Conference standings and 3 5 overall, has lost Ave of Us Iasi six games hul. because of a lO ti win over Ovrldo on Orl. 28. is guaranteed ol a share of Ihr 4A District 7. "You want to go Into Ihr ployolls on a winning note." said Blake "A wr ran go Inin Hie playolls wiih a two-game winn­ ing streak under our belts, that would (m- a plus " F o rg e t! Luke Howell, on Hie other hand, is on a four-game win streak wllh a 2*2 record In the SAC and a 5*3 mark overall. Bui Send usir name and address lor the the Sllvrr Hawks are 4-2 In la te s t c iit h o n o t th e h e r ( o u s u n ic t SA-Dlslrtct 4 and must have h ih itm .itMSI t'a u kst N u M n n v rIsith Lyman und Luke Brantley uu.it ftril Wutc tixLi\ lose a game lo huve a shot ut a share of the district crown. “ We can't worry about that." Consum er Inlnrmation Center Blsceglla said "W e’re Just going lo play the next two games and Department l>F iry and enjoy it. We want lo I’uehlo, t iilnr Jill) 81004 have some bin and nnlsti cm a real positive note." Seminole “ Let The Professionals Do It” ECHOLS’ TREE SERVICE, INC. LICENSED - FULLY INSURED - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED • C O M P LE T E TREE SERVICE • FREE E S T IM A T E S • S T U M P GRINDING • 24 HR. ANSW ERING SERVICE C O N TA C T PETE OR TERRY ECHOLS Phone 323-2229 IF NO ANSWER 321-7**4 Exciting 13 G*1"* Even Monday • S*lu'd« Matinees Mon.*Thufs. G Si • Now thru January 16, w* . , „„ ou can bet on .ii M A ll,w is e t w i n IN tH( Su im I II. h im i.aw i A (I V ASI I n i l . I MINI net n s a i i a m j ll l l l \ t \ l \ t rwr x �11 , II la hope to keep up mmMm |when they take the line at the Region 4A-3 rmaa ut juvty meet this Saturday to at the IM aanfty ofOm tial Raida. WMM thaw two teams look for the Utfe. Lake Brantley's and Late Howell'* boy* along with Late Mary's and Late Howell's girts will be M “ [ for a state berth. Seminole's boys will be [ In the 3A race and will be looking for a I k i ip w > H r*M wM be the 3A gtrts it 9:30 fallowed fay the 3A boy* it 10. The girts 4A rice « ■ M o w at 10:30 with the boys 4A race closing the day out i t 11.5 Both IW M were Impressive in winning the dWrtet meet teat Saturday at Lake Mary, white winning the Seminole Athletic Conference the week before. Both teams, aa well as the res! of the ouahiytQg teams from this area win welcome the UCT cam e, one of the hateat courses In the area. Lywmw wfll look Ihr the one-two punch of junior sensation Teddy Mitchell and senior leader Nick Radkewtch to lead the way for the Greyhounds who may have one of the best Lyman teams ever. N*vIq Padgett will have to continue hie fate season surge for the 'Hounds to be vucccaoftiL Padgett turned In a strong perfor­ mance lam week finishing eighth and should be In the top ten on Ssturday. “ We're hoping to have Teddy and Nick go 1-2 and have Kevin fbislsh fn the top seven." Lymsn coach Fred Flnkc said. "I think getting on a flat course will help Kevin and the rest of our team." Tw o runners Flnke la hoping will come through are Lyman's fourth and fifth runners Darren Marshall and James Flint. Both runners have continued to Improve all season and could explode wllh this meet. The Male meet will also be on a flat course giving the Greyhounds a good chance to bring home a state title. Lake Brantley's boys finished second in the diabkl meet last week paced by Junior Darin Tugman. Andy Oglllvte added a strong race to aid In the Patriots runner up performance wllh Mall Jewed and Craig Eammon adding support lo Ihelr effort. Lake Howell, who finished second In the SAC meet, la looking to get back on track after falling off the pace a Uttle with a third place finish in the district meet. Lake Howell has been fed this season by Kavan lowed with Jason Sprtnghort and Dave Buraon. The Silver Hawks could make a run at Ihe title w llh a total learn effort. Lake Howell was close to the Greyhounds at the SAC meet and would like to return to that form Saturday. Boone. Winter Park and Dr. Phlllipa are the other three teams to qualify and they should do battle for the fourth and final qualifying spot for the stole meet. T K southern boyt teams arc not that strong this season and the Central Florida teams should be In the apotllgjit. Lake Brantley's gtrla have been fed by Heather Camtno who won the Individual title In both the SAC and district meets. Ckmlno looks to be seriously challenged for her third consecutive title wllh Winter Park's Lisa Bov la and Spanish River's Liaa Atchley. Carnlno captured the title a week ago after Bovla was disqualified, after apparently winning, from the race for cutting the course Brantley la backed by a pair of extremely talented sophomores In Joyce Tullts and Amy Glnette who have been a big part of Lake Brantley's surer** this season Brantley, ranked aa the state s lop tram going Into the meet, will look for those two along with Beth Schaefer and Chelsey Trotter to guide them to Its third consecutive title. Lake Howell will try to get lta park closer together this week and knock off Ihe Lady State bids on line at Sharidan center Bolt flourishes as Hawks’ leader CASSELBERRY - Jenny BoM's cross country career has seen plenty of ups and downs, but this year she has dedicated herself to the team and being a leader and Mm a (lourtahtne far Lake Howell* U d yS U vr? Hawks. How- ! coach To m H im “ Bring a lour year runner she knows what I expect and she translates that to the other runners. I want my upperdaaaman runners to communicate to the younger runners what I'm trying to Snlvely 1100 back. I OP free). Hariklccrrsspf ¥. Jenny has done a great Job. she‘s running much better too since she quit pressuring to do wefl all of the during her Junior foes returning to a to Bagrova, but put an amount of prcaaure on herself to try and lead Lakr nowfu i o Ila a rc o n a ronaccuthe title. realising she couldn't title on her Boll has of s h is been a great to me this season. anyone, she goes out and challenges thexoursc and who ever Is I* the race, last wcahtdlautclmit Lake Mary) she nm s great race and Monka tCompiont had to work to catch her." Compton finished fourth In the meet with Bolt jusi • few steps behind to sixth Bolt is hoping her team can cone up with a strong performance this week and advance into what would be her fourth straight s la t e m e e t , a feat a c ­ com plished fay very few Jenny Bolt has dadicatsd horsalf to being a team leader for Lake HowoM *n IM S and has dona a tremendous |ob ol it She hops* to n«»c me Lady Hawks to s berth in the state meat this Saturday “We're the underdogs Urn T h e pressure isn't on us no one is expecting Last year I shared the leadership role w ith Bonnie Ottvrr and this year I thmk I am the true leader season and that change* things around foe us." Bolt She K m so much prtdr and she makrs everyone on thte t r a m a b e lte r r u n n e r . " Ilammontrre said. “ She works very hard and seta a great example, she cares a lot about her teammates and It shows, she's a big reason why we have surh a close tram " Seminole, Oviedo look for strong swims Befog small In numbers can sometimes put a damper an winning team titles in meets that require a lot of depth. Seminole and Oviedo both know how that feels as both will have to depend on their Individuals to make an Impression on the swimming world this weekend at the Class 3A District 3 Swimming Championships at the Shartdan Aquatic Center. Seminole, who hopes lo makr school history by putting three swimmers at the stale meet, goes Into the district meet low in numbers but high In talent. Leading the boys' contingent will be senior Sean Mickle who Is seeded first tn the 100 free and third In the SO free. Mickle has been Ineligible for most of the season, but has worked hard In the classroom to be able to represent Ihe 'Noles In the district and state meets "Baaed on the best sheet, he's a lock lor state." Seminole coach Tony Ackrrson said of hi* senior sprinter. Tm pumped tor the meet. The past couple of years I've tried lo have great tapers and wall for the people to come out of the woodworks The way they've been ssrunmlng In practice this week I'm expecting good things " The other senior who Ackrrson feel* Is a lock for slate ts backstrokrr Scott Lewis. Lewis was an outside smoker In fast year's district meet came out of nowliere to steal a stale berth In the 100 backstrokr. This yrar Ackrrson hopes Lewis ran be a dominant force In the backstroke. “ Scrtt isn't fully tapered right now because he'* seeded second In the back." Ackrrson said. "We wanted to leave him some room to Improve at state He's seeded sixth In the 100 fly so he's got a good shot at making it in two events. He should swim fast enough to do II." T h e other Seminole sw im m er who Ackrrson feels will do well for Ihe 'Notes In the district and state meets is butlrrfller Cissy Burgess. Burgess Is no stranger lo the high pressure atmosphere of big meets ss she has qualified for the stale meet In the 100 butterfly her freshman year and Ihe 100 fly and 200 free In her sophomore year. However, this year Is a different story for Burgess as she is In a position to qualify for an automatic berth In the 200 free and a good chance to win the 100 butterfly In the districts with a good swim “ She's going tn do great." Ackrrson said of his hard-working. 3 2' Junior "For the first time in two years she's really excited about her swimming I've never seen her like this brforr and It's great to see her with such a positive attitude. I Just can't wait to are how fast she's really going lo go " For Pat O'Malley s Lions, the district meet will br more of an experience than a chance to make an impart on the stair. Brantley school’s most beloved athletic supporters, passed away Tuesday after suf­ fering cardiac arrest during the team's region matrh vs Dr Phillip* "It's been a rollercoaster of emotion* for the girls this week." Halblg said "Spanish River has no distractions. They're coming here for one purpose and that 1s to brat Lakr Brantley. "I really don't know what to expect." added Halblg. "I'm hoping we can pull everything together by game lime.” The fact that Brantley atari* six seniors should be a big help. All six were members of last year's stale runnerup tram and they know bow to handle biggame pressure. Those alx seniors Include D aw n G e b h a r t . M a ria n n e Rodrigues. Barb Blllmyrr. Dana 1 i Patriots. The Lady Stiver Hawks had four runner* In the top ten last week and will hope to get theij fifth runner closer to the front of the pack to gfe* them a chance to upend the favorite. Howell haa been led by freahmc.i Mom. a Compton and senior Jenny Bolt along with Natalie Newbnryr Michelle Cook and Jessica Cardaretll. p f e Mary ts a team who will be pulling out alj the stops to reach the slate meet. The Lady Rami have been led by the consistent and Improving Melaha Abbaslnejad who was Impressive lit finishing third to the district meet a week ago. tx fe Mary will also have freshman Bckah Bool hr; Meredith Olive. Helen Gutmann and new transfer Heather Gleason. Lake Mary may also have Allison Snell back from a stress fracture, bul only nn a doctor's permit. Snell wos one cf thr top runners to the area before going out wllh the injury Just over three weeks ago. Winter Park. Jupiter and Boone are three othri1 trams that could challenge for state berths with all trams being al the same, or near thr same strength aa Lakr Mary. Winter Park finished filth In the district meet bul would have placed much higher without the disqualification of Uovts Wllh B o v Is back In Ihe race the Lady Wildcats should do much better. •__________ " I think wllh the people uH have the worst we could do is fourth plsce." Morgan said. "Every one of my kids will pima tn the top 12 . and that's what wo need lo place well overall “ Lyman will pul Its emphasis on Its big guns to place well at the districts Senior sensation Chuck Retnlghaus la seeded first In both the 200 I.M and the Ittl free while Irainmalrs Jim and Dave Bandy are seeded well In both the 200 and 300 frees The Lakr Mary a.u) Lyrvtn boys will try and cstatr’lsh a strong foundation for Ihe stale meet while the Lakr Brantley girls hope to rapture ihe first Class 4A District S swimming title In their school'* history this weekend st the Shartdan Aquat­ ic Center. Preliminaries for the 4A dis­ trict begin tonight at S p m with warm-ups st 4. The finals will take place on Saturday at 2 p m with warmups at 1. The 4A meet will be tn Ihe middle of Ihe Class 3A District 3 awlm meet which has lta prelims at 9 a m on Saturday and lta finals following the 4A finals at 4 p m The lop three finishers in each rvent earn automatic berths whilr Ihe fourth thru sixth finishers will have shots for an at large hid depending on how the other districts' times are The boys' meet will br pretty much decided as II usually Is with defending district champi­ on Winter Park taking the title However, the Wildcats will have to stroke past the Panthers of Dr Phillips and Um Rama of Lakr Mary lo claim another title according to Lym an head m ath Don Clark "I think that the Lakr Mary hoys' Irani I* the sjeejier of the meet." Clark said. "Everyone will lie looking al Wtnlrr Park. Dr Phlllipa. and Lyman, but Lakr Mary’s got a little depth and they could score some big points. It's potentially there, but II will be hard for them lo compete w ith Ihe depth of Winter Park and Dr. Phillips ‘ The Rams, who lost In Lyman In Ihe Seminole Athletic Confer­ ence meet two weeks ago by one and a half points, look lo la- the strongest boys team In the county ovrrall and will try to swim some fast limes to set things up fix the stale meet next weekend at the Justus Aquatic Center. "I'm Just letting the kids do their thing on Friday and Satur­ day." Ham head coat h Walt Morgan said. "It's all up to them now. We'tv going to try some things on the relays so we can get both of them 1200 medley and 400 free) lo the stair meet. II all gora as planned, we will stack the medley at stale." Morgan will look lo senior captain Steve Kualowlcx to lead Ihe way for the Hams. Knsiowlcr will vie for the 100 fly and the 30 free titles and will help out on the medley or free relay. Other Rams trying to qualify for thr stair meet will tic llrad Bridgewater (10 0 back. 200 I.M.I. Karl Kuchina <200 I.M . 100 breasts! rokrl. and Chris "I'm looking for Alyson Cook. M u r y J o C o n n e l l , H e le n P a d g r i -W i l k e * , a n d K rl* Kostowlri m do big things tills weekend." Morgan said. "If thr girls pull together and swim well wr should lakr at least sixth " Lyman will unlraxh Rhonda Rlckrtson in the 100 fere for a state hid while thr Silver H a w k s of la k r Howell use Lora Coder! In the sprint events. I heir fighting spirit and drfrnse I think we ran finally make It to the stale tournament " Tampa Plant. 20-4. comes into tlir matrh knowing vrry little about Ovlrdo. C oarh Laura Flgurrrdo, (hough, knows hn tram will be at home and has a chance of reaching the final four. "We're having a real good season. I have no complaints.'* Flgurrrdo said. "1 don't know anything about Ovlrdo other titan they h.ivr a 23-2 record whk-h must mukr them a good team." Flgurrrdo feels both her and Oviedo have one thing In com­ mon. a must for any winning tram, and that Is team play. *‘We play real well as a team and have a s o lid g ro u p ." Flgurrrdo said ''G u ttlrri makrs us go along with Alisha Smith who adds strong play at the net." Oviedo has a long list of players that play role* with Krrstln Colon. Iletsy Hughes and Serrna Caldryro adding strung support. Colon is a m u lti­ talented playrr ns Is llughrs. H u g h e s , t h o u g h , is used primarily as a nriirr and sets up; sister Suxannr and Caldryro Caldryro and Anne Wolary; add strength at Ihe net with Caldryro bring a strong hitler and Wolary a talented blocker V anessa S c o b lr . S h a n n o n Wllcuxaun. Corrle Lawson anti. Mlml Tran should all lie Involved In Oviedo's attack and all play ImiMirlanl roles while In Ihe. game. If Hie Lady Lions play up lo Ihelr capabilities, never gel' down on thr mac Ives and con* Untie to right for every point ihrn they should bring home a trophy and return to action next Tuesday, with Carlson, at Dr Phillips High School-in Ihe stairtournament. Lakr Brantley's hopes rest on the tone shoulder* of Scott Rowe who la seeded third tn the loo back while Lake Howell's only hopes lie with Chris Cottrr who will awlm the SO and 100 free* In the girls' meet It should he a Brant ley bill* as they are serdnl first overall by 70 point*, ac­ cording lo head mrnlor Clay Parnell "I don't think there II lw any problem." Parnell said Wr could fall on our face* and *ull win It. Only half of Ihe girl* are rested and the other* air tulfrrslrd Swimming for the Brantley connection will hr a ihrnnx of stole rfoSx alhletr* Including the: sister tandem of Kristen and Ryan it T a u lry . Joder l.akr. Mattda Davis. Jennifer Moon lianl O h n i m i n . d rib Rusenbltilh. J ill Sptlfer. and Kristen Carnlno Despite placing second in Ihr statr meet lire past two yrar*. the la d y Patriot* have yrl to claim a single district title in the school s history " P e o p le th in k that Ju*t l>rt uusr we placed second in I hr stale that we won Ihe dlalhrt. Parnell said “ Thai'* not true because we lacked depth before and In thr state meet the depth doesn't matter as much as In the district meet Wc should win the d is t r i c t m eet h a n d ily H s h o u ld n 't be that closr If rveryone swim* Hie way they know how." Lake Mary will have Its usual leaders swimming for a stair berth In Krlley Wise and Stasl Ikijanowskl. but newcomers In Ihe team rould make things In t e r e s t in g , a c c o rd in g to Morgan. Oviedo Bush. Pam Wit tig and Grrtchen Mull. Juniors Jeanne Seidel and C h r i s R a b a ja h a v e a l s o K rformed well for the Lady trtot* this season while addi­ tional strength comes from Tracy Finley and Klml Kurs. Talent wise, they have Ihe capabilities of playing with any­ one In thr state. It Is the mental pari of the game that will he thr key for Brantley tonight "It's lough to get mentally rrady for a big game like this considering all the girls have been through." Halblg said. "I really wasn't happy wllh our practice (on Thursday), we Just went through the motions They have a big day ahead of them and. hopefully, Ihe girls will br ready once (f p .m . cornea around." Spanish River tomes out of a region that has been dominated by Memtl Island the past few yrars Merrill Island, though, wrnt through a rebuilding vrar In ItfHM and the Sharks look over, routing Manin County. 13-4. 15-H. In Ihe region playoff on Tuesday. Lakr Brantley also dominated Its regional opjionent wllh a 13-10. 15-H thumping of Orlando Dr. Phillips "W r had a good game plan against Dr. I'hlllljrs." Halblg said "W r knew what we bad lo do and went out and did It. Sjtanlsh River I* a very talented team and wc won't change much In our game plan, but we'll havr to play another level higher.” Coatiauad from IB Suxanne Hughes and Anna Hollis being the senior leaders. Hughes is one of the state's best front row players and Hollis is one of the best all around playrr* Hughes will lx- challenged by To m e Gutttrr/ another strong (runt row player. "I've heard she (Guttlrrx) Is a strong net player." Carlson said. "She and Suxannr should have an interesting meeting We'll Just havr lo go out and be aggressive and be determined." The Lady Lions are stronger on defense this season, some­ thing Carlson feels will help Ih c m m akr it lo Ihe state tournament. Oviedo has been to this position many limes bul never reached the stale finals under Carlson. " I really feel they can make It this year." Carlson said "W ith �Sanford Hsrald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, Novambar 11, 10M - ■■ People Dwarf plants can be a little nicer Stetson student displaying art An exhibit of photography, watcrtolor*. etchings. pencil drawings and ceramics by A m y Drown of St. Petersburg, a senior art major at Stetson University In DeLand. will continue through Tuesday. Nov. I ft In Stetson's Sampson Art Oallery. The exhibit Is free. Oallery hours are 9 a.m. In 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and 1-4 p.m. on weekends. AA groups schedule meetings Aknliolka Anonymous groups meeting o:> Saturday include: •Sober Won group meets at Sahara Club (old driver's license offlcel. 2887 S. Sanford Ave.. noon and S:30 open discussion. Speaker at 8 p.m meeting, open. •Sanford Women's AA. 1301 W. First St.. 2 p m., closed meeting. • Sanford AA. 1301 W. First St., noon and B p.m., open discussion. •Casselberry AA Step, fl p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Ascension Drive (off Overbrook Drivel, Casselberry. • 24-llour AA Group (openl. ft 30 p.m.. Fourth Street at Oak Avenue. Sanford AA groups meeting on Sunday Includei • Sober Won group meets at Sahara Club (old driver's license offlcel. 2ftB7 S Sanford Ave.. 10 a m. and 8:30 p.m. Open discussion. • 34-Hour Alcoholics Anonymous Group meets every third Sunday at Fourth Street and Oak Avenue. Sanford, for a speaker followed by a politick dinner. •Sanford AA. 1301 W. First St.. 10am . and B p m . Sunday. Open diaruaaion. • Sanford Dig Hook AA. M p.m., Sahara Club (old driver's iKrnxr ofTlcel. 25S7 S. Sanford Ave. Open discussion Family support group to moot Families Together Teen Support Group meets from 11 a m to I p m every Saturday at Suite 306 Sweetwater Square. 900 Fox Valley Drive (otf Weklva Koadl. Longwood. Call 774-3M44 for further Information NsrAnon to oflor help Nar Anon, a self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts, meets at B p m Saturday at West Lake Hospital. Stale Hood 434. Longwood For Information call MKM4364 After many years ol pruning the llgustrum. arhor-vltae and spreading Juniper away from the front-door wrlcomr mat. home­ owners have come to realize and appreciate the advantages of dwarf plants. In search of replacements for the overly large doorway plants, plant breeders have Introduced many new. exciting #nd useful dwarf*. Our larger more corn man shrub plantings commonly reach heights and widths of 6 and 8 feet. In the nursery trade, a dwarf plant Is one that Is 3 fret or Irss In ultimate height The homr owner, or grower, must plant with the ultimate height or st/r in mind so as to allow ample and Ultimate growing room and to eliminate the constant chore of printing to krrp the plant In proper perspective Dwarf plants are besi used in small, detailed arras where they will tie observed at rinse range, such us patio and entrance arras Ttir small stzrs are not significant In hark bnrdrrs nr distant plantings oi wit limit close observation P opular dwarfs a re tn demand along walk are'. . bei.ruin lo w win­ dow* and walks and In rl**c o n ju n c tio n w ltn deta ile d gardens, and planter box plan lings T h e wide versatility and adaptability of dwarf plants add to their popularity Therr are dwarfs adaptable to fully shaded areas, oprn sun. pot and tub p la n tin g s , clipped b o rd rrs . ground covers, and for formal and Informal plantings lleeause of their size, they mix well in group or mass plantings or In combination with other plants. The dwarf plant, too. ran be used a* a single specimen or accent plant. Many of the larger standards now come tn "dwarf models." One can grow dwarf Juniper*, p y ra c a n th a . n a n d ln a . p H to*|iorum. gardenia, bamboo, barberry. sasanqua. crape m yr­ tle. pomegranate, yucca and holly There are dwarfs that prefer dense shade— such as holly fern, falsia. aurubu. dwarf azalra. muhmitu, holly malplghla and vinca — while others prefer a s u n n y e x p o s u r e — s u c h as jun ip e rs, hollies, b a rb e rry, pomegranate, rrape myrti*.. pyracantha and lanlana. StUI. there arr s»me dwarfs that a ir not particular at ad and will gro* Ir cur. or parti* 1 s.„.dv These Include me popular dwarf yaupon holly, many hollies, nandlna. Japanese block ptr.e. Japanese purple honeysuckle Indian hawthorne. boxwood, pltioapomm. coontle and dwarf sasanqua. For that special accent or specimen planting, there are dwarfs that make excellent lub or pot plants for entrance. ItoraM t r C iM im is Mondo grass, as do othsr plant varltles. corns* In family sizes. From lalt is Daddy-evsrgrssn glint llrope-nexl It Mommy muscarl, then Junior-standard mondo grass-and lastly, Baby-dwarf mondo grass. poolside and pulto areas. Those which are most adaptable In­ clude: holly fen", fatxla. dwarf yaupon. dwarf nandlna. auruha. Japanese black pine, dwarf yucca and dwarf bamboo The advantage of the hardy dwarf* in pots and tuba Lj that they will tolerate winter conditions out­ door* and do not require shifting or lifting to protected areas come winter. Some dwarfs reward Ihe grow­ er with seasonal blooms: dwarf azalea, cuphea. dwarf sasanqua. dwarf gardenia, dwarf crape myrtle, pomegrante. lanlana. Japanese purple honryeuckle and Indian hawthorne. Other produce attractive fruit or brrrt-s. tuch ox some of tne dwarf hollies, mahonla and pyacanlha. Many of those that do not dower or fruit still display rich colorful foliage, ar- do anruba. acncclo. dwarf nandlna. and some of Ihe dwarf juniper*. With the approach of ihr fall planting season, now Is an Ideal time to decide what contribu­ tions dwarfs ran make In ynur landscape. Whit* It Samlnolt C o u n t y E x t e n s i o n U rban Horticulturist. H u m : *2*2400, •ML 171) Narcotics Anonymous to moot Narcotics Anonymous meets every Sunday at ft p m. at The Grove Counseling Center. ftBO Oid Sanford/Ovledo Road Iof! State Road 419). Winter Springs, and at B p.m.. Monday at 317 Oak Ave . Sanford Alanon to gathor for support Alanun will meet at B p m Sunday at Christ Untied Methodist Church, at County Road 437 and Tucker Drive. Sanford. Ovaraators to weigh In Ovrrralrrs Anonymous meets al 7:30 p m. each Sunday at the Casselberry Senior Crnter. 200 Triplet Lake Drive. Casselberry. , bancors to swing thatr partners Square dancing lor couples and singles Is held each Sunday at I 30 p m. al the Casselberry Senior Center. 200 Triplet Lake Drive. Casselberry Call 767-8411 or ihe center al H3I-358I. rxl 239. lor more Information. SSAA to hold moating The Sanford Seminole A n Association will meet Monday. Nov 14. at 7 p in al Ihe Sanford Chamber of Commerce building. 400 East First SI.. Sanford. Featured will be a Ircturr-demonsiratlon by Harry Messrrsmlth. a noted an instructor All members and anyone Interested In Joining may attend. Woodsmen to congregate Woodsnirn of the World. Lodge 62ft. will hold Its regular monthly Hireling on Monday. Nov. 14. at 6 30 p.m. al Q ulnrys restaurant In Sanford. Eating disorders group to meet A free family support group for families of people with anorrxla and bulimia Is held each Monday from 6 30 B p.m. al Flonda Hospital— Altamonte. For more information, rail 767-2267. Poets to talk verse First Florida Corta meet at 10 a m. every Monday In the fellowship hall of United Methodist Church. Orange City. Inlrrrstrd ports are welcome. For more information, rail 775 8909 or 574 5889 Sanford Rotarlans to meet Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Sanford Civic Crntrr. VFW, Auxiliary to gather Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Indies Auxiliary of Sanford Post I0I0B meet the fourth Monday at 7:30 p.m. at their post homr (the log cabin on Seminole Boulevard). Help for gamblers offered Gamblers Anonymous and Gam-Anon for family and friends, meet separately Monday and Friday (non-smokers) al 7:30 p.m.. Church of the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave.. Maitland. For more information, call 236-9206. TOPS to meet on eating A TOPS chapter rnrets each Monday at B:30 a.m. at 420 Oak St.. Outern. For more Information, call Shirley at 323-5445. Special guests to help observe 109th birthday of Trin ity M ethodist T r i n i t y Untied Methodist Church. Norlh Sanford Avenue and Sixth Street, will observe ns I O 9 I h a n n I v r r s u r y on Sunday, Nov. 2 0 .* n t* th r 1 1 a.m. worship service The theme will be "W orking Together Lightens the D u r d e n ss i We Prepare | For T u m o rr o w ' » | C h a lle n g e : Today." Th e guest speaker for the anniversary will hr the wellknown Dr. Richard V Moore, former president of IlethuneC o o k m an College. Daytona Reach Moore servrd us presi­ dent of BCC (rom 1947-75. During his tenure. 27 college buildings were added to the campus, and Ihe college was changed from a Junior collrge to a four-year accredited collrge. Moore lias been honored with doctoral degrees from ovrr 14 educational Institutions. H r lias retired as DCC prrsldrnt. but ts c u rre n tly president of the W ratsldr Business and Pro­ fessional Association. Daytona Dracli. and senes as chulnnun ol finance for Ihe Richard V. M o o rr Com in ii oily C e n te r. Daytona Beach. B e t Ii u n r •C o o k m a n alum ni family and friends of Trin ity United M et ho d 1st Church arc I I n v i t e d 1 oI In Ihr Broadway production of "Big River," a musical baaed on Mark T w a in 's "H uck leb e rry Finn." H r also has appeared In numerous musical ana review*, sung concerts with symphony orchestras and has played oper­ atic roles in "Porgy and Besa" and "Sojourner." He has worked with su rh greats as H a rry Brlafbnte. Patti Labrlle. Patrice Munsrl and Rubin Williams. Hla most irrusurrd performance was fur Bishop Desmond M. Tutu In New York City In December I9B5. The community Is Invited to witness and celebrate w ith T r i n i t y U n ite d M e th o d is t Church. Brother Bernard D. Mitchell la chairman, and the Rev. J . Otis Erwin Is pastor. Mars Hill Seventh Day Adven­ tist Church. BOO East Second St., will observe Us church anniversary Saturday. Nov. 12. ut the morning worship service. Elder K.E. Cleveland will be the guest speaker for the anniversa­ ry. The community ts Invited. The Rev. Malromr G. Taylor ts pastor. I.rs Bon A m irs Club will celebrate Its 37th club anniver­ sary at the Trinity United Meth­ odist Church. Sunday. Nov. 13. at 3:30 p.m. The guest speaker will tie the Rev. Jessie Haywood. Pastor of Grant Chapel AME Church. Oviedo. Bessie Cham ­ bers Is president; Mable Mat­ thews Is advisor. w o rs h ip w ith them. Special guest | soloist will be | f o r m e broad w a y 1 s in g e r -a c t o r . Bumsy H a r r y L. B u r n e y I I I , who 1* now udjunct voire pro­ fessor at Daytona Beach Cominuntty College. D um ry. the renowned bassliarltnne. lias ticrformrd as Jim New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church Youth Choir will cele­ brate Us anniversary. Saturday. A ! TH E W 0S10 TURNIi LIIUA murdtrad TAarata. nha wai laarchlng lor Or Sylratlra't book manutcrtpl. ohkh LIMA hat in Aar potM tuan LIIUA lalar phonad Duncan'* bodyguard Erntl. and lad mat TAarata flow homo to London Poor lo Aar own doom. 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Ihonkad John and Mkhoal tor Vttlimg Aar and AalpMg Aor to gal wall Jam la lltppad whan ha toornad that a pragnanl Vkky toad Brldgtt an • Alp win* Aar. Aftor RacAat rotlgnad from Aar Jab al Cary PuMHMug. Irlt gava Mac Iha manoy Ao noodt to light fho laAoovor bid IwhkA It coolly coming from Irlt) agoing I Alt com pony Danna and M lc h a tl racalvod por miitton to adwt Mikay. aftor looming hit paronft dtod In a car crath Evan It kaapmg Irlt m Iha dark about Alt aFtair wim Carolina Irlt told Amanda that tha want* to gal to know Aor battor Irlt told Evan that Drovv toll Iha country Jaton Itod to Vkky that Aa utad Aar toon topay aft Frama CantirvcimndtAH Nsw officers of lbs Norlh Ssmlnole Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Assocallon poso sbovs. From left are Marly Dillon, secretary; Jill Zoul, treasurer, Ruby L. Lawrence, vice prealdenl; Denise McDonald, president; and Dorothy Walker, ol Ihe Four-Townee Chapter In Deltona. The Norlh 8emlno!e ABW A chapter held the annuel election and Installation ot officer* Oct. 19 at a breakfast meeting In Sanford. Nov. 12, at 7 p.m. at the church on lOlh Street and Hickory Avenue. Choirs of the communi­ ty are invited to come and Join in the musical feast with thr youth of New Bethel. Angela Cum m ings Is choir president: Theresa James, accompan'st musician; and Ihe Rev. William Lewis, pastor. were In Weil l*slm Beach for Ihe P a lm Coast C o s m e to lo g y Association's fashion show. These ladles modeled wlih Accedo. a male modeling group o u t of Philadelphia. Penn. S n m rlta P h illip s, m ndrllng director for Pizzazz, served ns fashion commentator. Speaking of P iz z a z z , Ihe Voices of Pizzazz are scheduled T h e A m e r ic a n Business lo perform a G o s p e l and W om en A ssociation. North Christmas concert. This event Seminole Charter Chapter, will w ill take place In Seminole hold their monthly meeting at Community College's Fine Arts Christo's In Sanford. Wednes­ Concert Hall al 8 p.m . on Friday. day. Nov. 16. at 7:15 a.m. All Dec. 9. member* are asked to attend, Voices of Pizzazz originated os come and greet your new officers singers from the Pizzazz Fashion for the 1986-89 term and help and Talent productions. Pizzazz, make plana for the activities for producer Marvin Henderson! 1988-89. To become a member, formulaled Ihe group In June. call Bobble Parfannc at 323Th e concert Is sponsored by, Special Services of Seminole 1294. Community College. Admission, On Oct. 22. Pizzazz models Is free. Donna Arnaud, Jackie Fort. Cheryl Knight and Diane Luslcr Th e Pioneer A Asocial Ion of, Sunford will be celebrating Us Pioneer Day by honoring Ihe senior citizens of the Sanford area with a dinner and service. T h e Saturday. Nov. 19, service, will begin at 11 a.m ut Ihr New doom Victor agreed to let Mean* accompany Aim an a mealing with ‘'Target'' IStotono) B e lh e l M iss io n a ry Buptlst mat wat tat up by logo IDraw l While Church. 10th Street and Hickory; iiandmg al me oiler. Malitta dumped Jack Avenue. Sanford. Following the (Silly) altar tolling every tne In Nw church message by Ihe Rev. Bobby J. town to tart tut her toe! mgt Anfence, who it Player, prayer and sang, dinner kngagtd to Nail. raalHad mar* * na hope pi will be served Immediately In Aar bdby. E m ilia ralaclad Jinnlla r't Ihe church annex. The oldest trtandMkp. and doatn'l want to continue Alt person attending the service will attalr with Adrian* Targat't IINIonol be honored. Area ministers and Ihugt captured Patch and Banly, but Sanjy ttcapad Stolano It aitd holding Carrie the congregational members N m Am s also are asked to come out and O IN IR A L HOSPITAL: Otlvla cam. aul 1 support Ihe outreach. a came tong enough to loll Robert Rial Anna wat ltw pertan who that Aar Olivia than laptad back mia an even doipir came □ S «« Bm p s , Fags 7B (Msrva Hawkins Is • Sanford Hsrsld coosipondfnt covering Sanford nsws. Phono: 322-5411) �- ■ N B B B M M M m ii Finding a treatment for scleroderma by Art Sinsom ARCHIE by Bob Montana rL I C V ' T V D I A R D R . O O T T t I have scleroderma. For nbout eight yearn the tkin on my hand*, w r i s t s a nd fo re h e a d h a i tightened and become th in ,. Now I'm having (rouble digest* Ing food. One doctor may* the scleroderma has moved inside but no one often any prognosis or treatment. Can you? D B A R RRADRRt Scleroderma Is marked by progressive de* generative changes In the akin. Joints. Intestinal tract, lungs, head and kidneys. The disease Is chronic* of unknown cause and unbeatable. Therapy is d ire c te d to w a rd r e lie v in g symptoms. Scleroderma Is (our times more common In women than In men. It typically produces taut, shiny skin, hut It commonly causes peptic disease, charac­ terized by headhunt and dis­ orders In the way thr esophagus propels food to the stomach. In addition, lung scarring, head Irreguladtics and kidney failure frequently appear during the chronic stages of thr disease. When esophageal problems develop, patients are often helped by eating frequent small meals, using antacids and taking medicine that reduces the pro­ duction of gasidca.'ld. The 1 nurse of scleroderma Is variable and unpredictable. Some patients experience only skin changes for many years However, sooner or later, in­ ternal organs become affected, this requires sperlal and Indi­ vidual treatment dc|tendlng on which organs are Involved. Allhough mist of thr complications of scleroderma ran tie h a n d le d by p h y s i c i a n s specializing in Internal medi­ cine, you and your doctor may feel nvve comfortable seeking advice from other specialists, s u c h as rh e u m a to lo g is ts , gastroenterologists and so forth, as the nerd artsrs. At the very least, you are entitled to a thorough description of your dlsrose and treatment of your symptoms. Ask your doctor about this. For more informs- lion,! am sending you a copy of my Health Report. “ Medical Specialists " Other readers who would like a copy should send I I and their name and address to P.O. Box 91300. Cleveland. OH 44101-3369. Be sure the men­ tion the title. ACROSS t South Atncsn *m I F iw W o ln A m 12 M m 12 fool 14 Adzm’i ft Musical group of run# • Acs 7 Sods______ (•other B I t . — S. — — | Oe sfgrowB1|pfA1— Bri*1 t E plarfbui 11 Two word* of □D C DDQDG c in n b o d c n n n n n n c n o c n n n n iiE o d d n n n n c in nm nnn □ C D iB G o n C D D C r jn n B B B D □D D R o n e EDO ODD non conn nnnnnnn e d d e d □nnn o d d in n n n e e e e e d □DE DUDEEDEED □DC E E E D E DEG DDE ED D EE ODE 34 Storm 35 Slurb ot 371 3ft Hebrew tetter 40 Srsteti |T“H ! 1 IS ftt i/rkeli nrckneme 52 And soar Answer to Previous Puifto _ 10 Knot undsrstandng 15 Many (2 wds I I t footle ICftrssrm contraction 20 fast rot* (2 17 Unclothed 11 Modsuts 20 Actress Anouk 22 Vw»f 1 23 Between Colo 2t Insect egg 24 Part o( the tye 22 VoungcMd 2ft Count estates 22 Prase 2> Sm*« SpSflvir* 2ft South See* 30 Tel__ 21 Author Gardner 27______ 32 Dissenting vote 2ft Path 2ft Ogles 33 tv bath 31 fu> ot shade 34 Ice mess 3ft Negion 3ft Onenut atm* 1 I 3t rut tom* 3ft Anemtt •t 40 Necent Iprsr | 41 The rut _ 1* 44 Without 4ft Lie s wing 41 Compos* pomt 50 (Cl 1986. NEWSPAPER ENT E H PRISE ASSN. 42 BsN of fan 43 Kind ot pastry 44 PcAer kitty 45 Singer___ Arlans 4ft Window pen 47 Cookie 4ft Unused n K> 11 53 ________m M onster 14 Asms' metes ftft Undersired 54 Kennel sound 44 41 DOWN 2 Cam* that 3 Waring 4 Actor Peter M U N h S l Vs r r L WIN A T m iD Q B By Jam as Jica b y llr rr la a deal In which the traditional approach to pUylng this hand wuukl serin tu bo In order. In four hrarls. your only loser* arc the A-K of hearts and thr club arc So you draw trump* as quickly as inrsiublc Unfortunately defender west Is a step .1l1r.nl ol you lie gratis the first trump lead with bis king and plays a second spade, the deuce, completing bis high low begun with the opening lead and confirming to hta ( M iln e r that hr would like very much to ruff ihe third round of the suit When you play a srnmd heart. West takes the are and leads a club to bis (tanner's are A spade hack Iris West lakr the setting trtrk with the lowly deuce of hearts. Florida expert and renowned teacher Bill Hoot found a way to clrrurtvrnl the well-laid plans of the defenders. After West had Ird thr ,aerond spade. Root p la y e d i V I L y - •! d ia m o n d s , throwing a club away. Then he played Ihe Iasi diamond from dummy When East discarded a club, declarer threw his Iasi club away West won the trick, tiut now Soulh was able to ruft when Wrst tried to get East on lead with the club u«e There was no wuy tor West to get his spade rulf, and declarer m adr Ids game. J n n r i J a c o b y ' a books “ J a c o b y on B r i d g e " and "Jacoby on Card Games" {writ­ ten with bis father, the late Oswald Jacohyl are now avail­ able af liookstores Both are fiubbsbrd bv I ’/wnts Hooks (0 1 9 6 0 .' N EW S P A P ER EN ­ TERPRISE ASSN Nosrnr isos* 4KJT 4 MS* I 4RQTS ♦ K9 w rxr EAST 411 4 H ••« VAK1 4i •J4 » 1 •h i: 4JSIS 4 A T 14I * HT 8 4 AQI1 »UJ*41 ♦ At 4 HI Vulnerable Neither Dealer South Shi North Past Pam Pm * 14 I’.M Pm . M 14 «4 P«M Opening lead 4 3 HOROSCOPE What the day will bring... By Bernice Bede Osol TO UR BIRTHDAY November 1 3 ,1988 •‘G A R F IE L D $ by Jim Davit LIKE MENPlNCr \ VOUft 6MftC.PP£P ) AuiflTT '•TUMBLEWEEDS ;'/ J z I CONY FEEL WEIL.. MsuflKowvienjPj A 00c m ? ' by T.K. Ryan i r w Y p in t r r u n jp w v .* Constructive changes will lie made In Ihr year ahead where your work or career Is con­ cerned. There is a possibility you may enlrr a new Held Ilia I will offer exciting poaslbllltlcs SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov. 221 Don't lake It us a personal allronl today ft unoilirr Isn't in complete accord with your Ideus li doesn't inrun Ibis Individual dislikes you as a person. Know w hrrr to look for romance and you'll find It. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly reveals which signs are romantically prrlecl for you. Mall 82 to Matchmaker, tin Ibis nrw*|>a per. P.O Box 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428 S A G ITTA R IU S INov. 23 Dec 211 T ry not in l r impulsive in ihe managcmrnl oi your lln.mclul attaint lotlay ft you gel reckless, you mlghl do some­ thing l h<il will prove to tie coally. CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan PEANUTS EVERY VETERANS WW I 60 o v e r to b il l m a u l r in ’s MOOSE. ANP WE q u a f f A FEU) ROOT BEERS... I9| In order to operate at your best today, you will havr to lie (ree from interference by others Avoid situations that have re­ strictions of 111 Is t y |ir. Sometimes we can get a briirr business deal (min a stranger than we can from a friend Tins could lie trur In your Instance Unlay, so shop around AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb I9| You are not likely to work too writ under pressure Unlay, so don't leave lni|>ortunl assign merits until Ihe last minute Slay on schedule and avoid mrnlal 11 alllc Jams CANCER (.June 2 1-July 221 Tinlay If you seek advlri from friends you might get conflicting opinions that will only contuse you T o tie on Ihr sale side, make your own lodgments PISCES IFeb 20-March 20) Friends will find you an enjoya­ ble companion Icnluy. hill nol necessarily a generous one. If you exfierl others lo share with you. you must llrsi share wllh them. A R IES (March 2 1-April 101 There'S a possibility Unlay lhal you mlghl prematurely lip your hand and derail something good whlrh you should lie keeping secret Silence Is golden. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't let an old grudge Influence your thinking Unlay If you havr In deal wllh a person you've crossed swords wllh In the past It’s ties! to turn over a new Iraf. OEM INI (May 2 1 -Ju n r 20) LEO (July 23 Aug 221 Don't makr It unromlnrtahle lor ro workers tinlay by Id lin g them know how greatly you are in ronvcnlented hy doing whul you have to do Their Jolis are nol pushovers r II her. VIROO |Aug 23-Sepi 221 G u a r d against te n d e n cie s towards tiring trm possessive or demanding n( those you love Instcad of getting your way. you will only arouse rrlielllous rr.ie lions. LIBRA (Sept, 23-Oct. 23) You must lie very careful Unlay to Ite reriatn you treat your compa­ nions equally. If you pluy favorilea. you will In- courllug hurt feelings (C II9 H 8 . NEW SPAPER EN ­ TER P R IS E ASSN. by Charlet M. Schuli �u Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Friday. November 11, 1966 — 71 hi the wtvicii WEEKEND PLANNER 'Alllgatorei Dragon a in ParaJ disc" exhibit, open through Jan. J 8 at Oranflr County lllatorlcal Museum. 812 E. Rollins St.. In |Orlando's Loch Haven Park. ! Exhibit explores man's fasclnni Hon with alligators. On loan from the Museum of Florida History. Admission Is Tree. A n n u al Pall Baxaar of the Dorr a* Circle of Upsala Com m u­ nity Presbyterian Church. San­ ford. Is lo he held on Saturday. Nov. 12. beginning at 0 a m. Crafts. Christmas decorations and homemade baked grants will be sold In Sunday school rooms An a la carle luncheon will be served from 11 a m to 2 p m In the church social hall Half of the proceeds will benefit the Chris­ tian Sharing Cenlrr In Sanford For more Information or to donate Items.1 call Josephine Lathropat 322 5177. B lepcla Rodeo will be hosted at West Branch lining wood I of the Seminole County Library System on Saturday. Nov. 12. from 1-2 30 p m Sponsored by the Seminole County Sheriff's Department, activities will In­ clude a safety Inspection, an obstacle course run. and lips on theft protection. The program Is £ n to all ages and Is free al the ary. 245 llunl Club Itlvd N. Christm as Soutlq-ie to take place al St Augustine's Church. 375 Sunvet Itlvd . Casselberry Baked goods, crafts, jewrlry. books, ce ra m lrs. food and C h r i s t m a s I t e ms w i l l be showcased In the boutique. Sat unlay. IIJ I) a m lo 7 p m . and Su n d a y, (I a m. lo 2 p m. Breakfast will be served on Sunday beginning at II a m For more Infonnatlon. call Jane at 6953262 Festival of Tree* sponsored by Council of 101 will be lield Nov 9-13 at Orlando Museum of Art at Lorh Haven, which will benefit from Ihe pnirceds The art tenter Is located at 24 IB N. Mills Ave . Orlando Admission 13 25 for adults. $| for children. Oreat Dap la the Ceaatrp Arts and ('rails Festival will fie held Saturday. Nov 12. from 10 a m to 4 p m on the picnic r grounds tiehlnd Si Luke's L u ­ theran Church on Stale Hoad | 426 al Red Bug Lake Road. > Oviedo More than 200 Florida artists and craftsmen arr ached| uled to display their warrs Food also will lie sold, and the (estival will Include live entertainment and ehlldretr’s aftlvples Ad mission Is fire, amt a shuttle service will he provided Pro­ ceeds from Ihe 15th annual event, sponsored by the Ovlrdo Women's Club, will benefit local charities M oravian W om an's H oliday Rainnr to tie held from II a m to 3 p m on Saturday. Nov 12. at Rolling Hills Moravian Church. 1501 W State Road 134 In Long wood. The annual event will feature Moravian Items, handicrafts, early alHe Items, plants and home-baked goods. A delicious chicken pie luncheon, complete with Moravian Sug­ arcane. will be served from 1 1 a m to 2 p.m. An a la carte menu for smaller appetites will be available. Luncheon cost Is •4.50; senior citterns will be charged §4. O n tdoor a e a lptn ra by 10 major Central Florida artists are on display through Dec. 4 al Creative Art Gallery. 345 S. Maitland Ave.. Maitland.. Hours ore 11 u.m. to 4 p.m . Tuesdays through Saturdays, and 1-4 p.m. Sundays. "R lvsnrlow a,” an exhibition of the work of Cynthia Wilson, will open on Saturday. Nov. 12. at Spaces A rt Gallery. 331 Donnelly St.. Mount Dora. The artist works In oil pastel, watrrrolor and acrylic, painting scenes from nature In Its un­ spoiled slate. The exhibition continues through Dec. 4 at Ihe gallery, open weekends and weekdays (except Tuesday) from 11 a m. lo 6 p m Sanford Elk will lake place Saturday. Nov. 12. al 1006 E Second SI . from N a m to 3 p m . Antiques, tools and furniture crafts will b~ featured, and doughnuts and coffee be served All pro­ ceeds will go to Ihe Florida Elks Children H ospital. The n, a chicken barbecue dinner will be from 5-8 p m for $5 donations Advance tickets for the dinner arr available from Ihe Elks Live music will be provided Proceedv. from ihe dinner will go toward replacing Ihe flooring of the lodge Airman Dohtv S Mr ('* ill.it>. J r ., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ikibby S. M cCullan of Columbus. Ga.. has graduated from A ir Force basic training at Lackland Air Forrr Base. Texas. His wife. Chrtstl. Is the daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Ron Wrye of Long wood He la a 1983 graduated of Hardaway High School. Col­ u m b u s . He r e c e i v e d hi s bachelor's degree in 1986 from Auburn University. Ala During the six weeks of train­ ing. the airman studied the Air Force mission, organlratlon and customs, and received special training In human re hut-ms In addition, airmen who com­ plete basic training earn crrdlts toward an associate degrre through Ihe community college of Ihe Air Force. Keith S Roaanicher. sun of Margarrl Rossrucker of Alta­ monte Springs, has been com­ missioned a second lieutenant In Ihe U S Air Force upon gradua Hon from Officer Training School at Lackland Air Force Base. Texas The 12 week course tr.umd selected college graduates to apply com m unicative skills, professional knoadedg'- !-ader ship * -d management in post lions ' ,<*ponaiHllty. Ills wife. Jill. Is the daughter of Charles snd Joyce Morris of Longwnod The lieutenant Is a 1977 grad uate of Lyman High School. Lo n gw o o d. and received a bachelor's drgrre In I9H2 from Ihe University of Central Florida. Orlando w h o remembers Korean War vets? New memorial overdue Continued from Page SB tori *4 to cKa*ga »U K •'*•***•#4 mu»4*. Ovk• h enj lamrat ' Kara* l o o W to 4*tox4 Ajw « . Ito ' O li ia 4w» tweauta to ••»*• to toll ; Ann* an " w t o * Wtoia raanacting ' to* toad n« v* to 0) 1. 1* • t*M**»*g _ Aim* n w i t o w a to«l lawiaaw* *<t* Had ' u i t o to to* tMto **»i# Am * • « lanKanling I OMtia to*d dn*v> I bvlart Manx* oHa tovttod to*l tto totoifi aito Alan and to#a CkilWan Cto*»i dKMtod to toll * atari total to* mign* Ka>a feaan to* p a w *to raoti* tod* OU*lo Ltnp tna*ka4 Into ttov* t •**«• and r**d a «anlidto«i*l wadn al r#ga*t aBau* Tan* t *•<•*)< d iip »a*ll) Otonitoa td*n* •into alto V k to* a*to to an to* rrrg* a* b*«W •an* a*1 to |*ll tor *tto arfauiad c*Mn* A D V IC E n ABIGAIL VAN BUREN jiaradrs— only apathy? 2 Thai In 1953 Ibcv had In live with 'heir own silent hell ol war time memories, as "postiruumatlc stress disorder" was unknown then. 3. T h a i Ihelr feals were chronicled In only a lew para­ graph* in history Imoks. and lhey have all but been Ignored by Hie media? Al long Iasi. Congress bus dually approved a long-overdue memorial (or the Korean War vrts li is in l»r slluatrd across from Hie Vietnam Memorial Six million dollar* are needed Hyundai Moior Corp. In Sotilh Korra lias contributed $1 2 m il­ lion III gratllodr Ahby. you huvr espoused many worthwhile muses In Ihe past I hope you will consider t hi s one O u r r a n k s ar e diminishing with age. and lime Is of the essence II any ol your rradrrs would llkr lo make a small lax-free il.iit.it ion. It would be gratefully appreciated ( ’berks can be made out lo The Korran War Memorial Fund. I’.O Box 2372. Washington. D C. 20013-1372. K A T H L E E N CBON AN W YOSNICK. T h e r e lias b e e n m u c h publicity about Ihr Vietnam M em orial, bill the military l>r-rsonnrl who loughl to securr Ihr Itrrdom of South Korea have only Hie T V series " M 'A 'S M I " In remind |ieo|ilr Ural we wrrr there. I lost my tieloved husband of right mouths when !u was slioi down over North Korea on his Orst cnmltai mission. His re mains tiavr never lirru rrUirtird In me Who will rrm rm h rr those whn gave Ihrlr lives In Ihr Korrun War*’ Who will remember: I Thai when they returned, t her e w r r r no w e l c o m i n g D E A R K A T H L E E N : I am sending m y check Inday. and I hope rradrrs Wll' mm Ihr. ugh with coninhullons. h everyone who reads this sends S I. we should have this memorial puld for In a m ailer of months. Readers? D EA R A B B T t I can't Imaglnr why a tern-aged girl would frrl pul down or Insulted If someone called her " H o n e y ." I'm a teen-ager, and some of Ihe names I've been culled by my mother you couldn't even pul In ihe paper I never drserved Ihosr namrs. Abby. but (hey hurt me Just the same. I will never forget how won­ derful I fell when my third grade trarher called me "Honey" In a private conversation we hart after school. This same leachrr gave me a pair of new shoes because she knrw I needed them I will never forget her I would never lake offense al a n y b o d y w h o c a l l e d me "Honey" or "Dear" or any other name that shows affection I would lake It as a compliment. Nobody would use those words wlih somebody they didn't i -My like C A L L M E H O N E Y A N Y T IM E (Probisms? Writs lo Door Abby. For ■ personal, unpublished reply, tend a self addressed, stamped envelope lo Dear Abby. P-0. Boa 69440, Lot Angeles. Calif. BOOM. All correspondence le confidential) E tasiaels C a s s ty H istorical Mss* am 300 Bush B lvd . San ford (serosa from Flea World), open free lo Ihe public. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m Monday through Friday and 1-4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Featuring history of county, transportation, ngrtrultulturr and schools and display of lum-of-century living quarters Call 407 3 2 1-2489 T k s M a r tia n A d v a a ta ra show open through Jan. 29. 1969 at John Young Planetari­ um. Orlando Science Center. 610 E Rollins St.. Lorh Haven Park. Orlando Monday through Friday. 2 30 p m . Saturday. 2. 4 and 7 30 p m .. Sunday 2 and 4 p m Admission $1 over general admission to the renter ' T a d t f la r S t s r y t l a s e for 2 year-olds take place Thursdays at K H O and 10 45 a m and Storytlmra for ages 3 lo 5 are scheduled at IO 15 and 1045 a m at the Northwest Branch of the Seminole County Library System. 560 Gtrenway Blvd. 1-ake Mary In Sanford Songs, puppets, rradlngs. flngetplays and kiddle aerobics Included To pre-register, call 3 2 1-2419 Air Force shotgun team member aims high By RICHARD D. OLYNN Special lo the Herefd___________ CHINO. Calif - The rompell live dust from Ihe 24th Olympics al Seoul. South Korea, may have settled for another four years, but for memlM-rm of America's Armed Forres shooting commu­ nity. It's simply ilmr to get into shape for the upcoming 1992 Olympics In Barcelona. Spain. Air Forte Master Sgt Teoltlo Bautista J r . 36. son of TrofUo and Joyce N Bautista of San­ ford. Is a member of the Air Force shotgun team. Bautista competes! m the 2Hth Interna­ tional ShooHng Championships, a milestone for shooters heading for future international and Olympic competitions " I started shooting because 1 like the challenge Ihr game offers." Bautista said. “ I chose Ihr shotgun because I llkr the things you ran do with It: bird hunting, trap shooting and h u n ­ ting different types of game." Hosted by the National Rifle Association. Ih r organlratlon responsible for selecting U S learns panlrl|>.iUng In Interna­ tional Shooting Union comprlltons. which Include World Cup Championships I’.in Amer­ ican Games and Ihe Olympics, this year's U S International Championships held In Chino, played Ihr final, crucial step for m any m ilita ry and civilian shooters In making the Olympic and U.S. national trams. Howev­ er. whether the shooters make Ihe team or nol. It’s a necessary part of the “ dues" they pay to start out In International com­ petition Soaps I Boe*** » « BAN JO B E . C A L IF . D E A R A B D Y t T oday, on Novem ber I I . Am erica will honor her veterans I would like to ask your readers lo consider u special group of itirn and womrn who fought a war I hat has become "Hie forgnticn w ar." • Th irty-cig h i years ago. on J u n e 25. 1950. the North K o re a n s crossed the 36th (Mrullrl of Korea and Invaded South Korea. It was culled a "poller action'' and Ih r United Nations responded by sending trenps tr K ru ra . Beside* ihr South Koreans, ihe majority ol lighting men wrrr Americans W hen u truce wus lln.illy called that ended In a slulrmalr on .fuly 27. 1953. 5 5 million men and women hud fought directly or Indirectly in Hits "conflict " Of ihrsr 5.5 million. 103.HOO were wounded. 54.263 were killed and 6.177 were classified as missing In action or prisoners ol war. a man namad laanard Clm* lad it laanard and la* a daughto* Ch*ittma. catAd b* VWl'a dav^tto* Laanar* danoad Clm* • auapKona bu* attod vary ma» d to* hra* dm* h* mat Vrtl la* laid Mxhaat tod* hd aanta n* par* a* tot* m y tto n a u a daa* toay'r* mvatrad m Itora it toymg to aara anaugh m *n*y to marry Srand* OabrtoH* •i-ppad rthan to* laarnad tod* Nbchaal a ulto. Alythd It taming to llanytoa Card totnd P*aa« toa* an araarut* and na* Tma aa* toa hr* toa* guttod Clm* a Artrana ranch hauaa ■ TAW* MOPS. Ja* aha* and killad Mda. *h# aat abau* to murda* t iakhan Jaa had a didn't tor*to to* bamk tod* Mat plantad ba Stab*ian a muta kai tolrto daddad to hay* Matt mratligatod /ana halpad Jack tor** a dmna* party to* tutor Mary Jaa* and idyl* MH.Itta* Jack rrtoU ra.anga agamt* Man ah* toatod jaca m to tomamg toa* M a i aantod to ( l y * OUID'NO IIO H T Jato aat w t o to to***> tot#* tot# atd***f <*w> **a tfto-a *6ou* W d J • tumta** tg to Jack Nancy and Chat mada tor* L ilia mtutod to Jahn toa* ah* «*n*t to llo m il gatl Sad gau*4 ana* tutor* to* mat# toai* maroag* nark Saga* ad*)catAd toll Jato mar* lactt aSaw* W u u i ta w Sab to dump Dana A *•>•**# »»• Sir ad by Alan ton* Son pKotot SANTA SABSASA Augutta at Ra*a and Jato mto-n* tor* an to* b*a<*i arrirad to* Juki* a aad Jato tod H r,a * .< , ttunnad rtoan torrtaana to toarn toa* Oma had toaaad mad* II too* lit* S o w i **tn utto* W d o n «r«r *aittod and*r«n *r#tod tot* *a*n *>daa manawn Th* r)d*a rap't* trtod to kiWtap Saphia bu* h* ran *«t m*Ln h* haard pane* fKal »*t# mada Jato a a » a«*a«lad In •■rant C C had wom orad to* (a*) ahan ha Vanaiuala to ck*rg*« total ha toiad to kill Will Alto. Jato * ra'u*« to IgongrwM ** raaluad Sophia aiato Sophia lator agraad to act at a dacay to iwr* to* taptu au* a* k nat immadtatol* tatan to tail Sara •*• Cam aat arrattod and |*u*d an tutgKton raunitod alto Alan aha can * daOda arhatotar toal h* i to* ragitt Cam to*d f dan to*! *« dtoto to kill h*« *r ntaa* totr* to har S o w (Vandal hat con.-"tad Will toa* toa » toa Ptilllig it (tying to tram* tom. bu* admitted tol* pa*aon aha can halp him ragam hla H* *i*t no ***** a* tot tutgwton lato*. Cam triad to Kang tomtall m tot call mama** S « k and M*.a4i*K ra*u*nad Iran) T N I VOUNO AND T N I S t t T l I t t Tim toa)* henaymeon 14 >« ugttl total Matnaan la nr 11mg an adyxa calvmn to* ftotoha* a VulUran marad back to Cana* City |ut* m tun* to camtor* Traci. nKa rranl to sweat rwaypapa* Ha*toy and Alan Mxhaal Ku*to4 •tto* Kaarmg an audto lag* tuggatadiy at c wtai ama a* aa<h atoa* IO V IN O I n toa raai-tad total to# man racordtd by Srad. t t o t*-d to** ha t toaymg ah* a baan draammg aboul and Trmka* Ka* tor llta lit* to*ad **a (Huge nKa M<K*nj>a to* man aha worad ha* I'to. a*a tidntggad Brad and d*n***ad Mm to Ka* ana m toa aama Tilth* haan • to*d Truck** ltela tod Iarm Hour* Lit* IKan draggad a that ah* a a mambar a* to* Aldan c Ito Ay* drugged Brad mto IKa Hour* and toeltd tom toarnad total ha* baby aill b* a bay. bw* aha ug m a caga Wia Had canttructod m IK* Hying •till h a tn i loid Clay IAI#*I that ah* a roam Tun rurbad Traci to IKa hatgiial ***** pragnanl Ay* Ihmat Clay (Alaal It haying tKa tuttorad abdamma* cramgt. and Traci an a**a«* aito Ig yp l Tructa* not putttod lato* mtuarnad Ka« baby AtMay ralumad nhan Clay lAlaol 4*4*i'( racognir* him Clay and aat choctad to todrn tram Victor IKal Ka (Alaal ramylatod f»yp* at hoot a* "Imag* “ Had gatton marrtod bw* Ka didn't toll Aihlay Slacay laarnad Ja<a It eu* to pror* ha* an IH»I Ha m*rrwd L**nn* lauran aat ttwckad to ractiy* an audto tap* o* Brad t ratignalion until molha* O N I U S I T O L IV I: Mtma locatod a M itt P arttot rrho tnaa Nitl imltot IV itn and CagyngM. I toa. Unrtod F talura lyadKato. ramarrtbarad ha* racaiting phana c*Ht ham P u b lic it y p r o c e d u r e The Siinftml Hrruhl welcomes oTganl/utlon and |M-rsonal news The Inllnwing suggestions are recommended lo rxpedlle publlcallon: 1. Type releases (upper and lower rase), double-spare, and write In narrative slyle (third |>enion). 2. Do not abbreviate. 3. Include u contact (M-rson's name and phone number. 4. Keep rrlrases simple. 5. Submit organisation releases no later than two days after the event. 6 . Submit advance notices and requests for photographer at least one wrrk prior lo the preferred publlcallon dale. Tbo IIIo Bautiita Jr. f — ■ — Milk cartons dropping photos of m issing kids United Brass International way." Cartwright said Cartwright said pictures arr still iM-ing distributed in other programs, hut there no longer Is a national milk carton campatgn Some dalrlrs may still lie priming Iim-u I pictures. Cart W ight called the milk Missing kids arr missing from milk cartons these days, the victim ol loo many questions aboul whether Ihr campaign exagger at ed the p ro b le m , frightened loo m a n y other carton rllort "just one vehicle children or even wnrkrd al all that ran lis course.” Th e mun who created II. iMJwevrr. says II was a success I f J R o y d T h e a tr e s | "W e started II," said II R Wilkinson. o( the National Child 122 ’NO; ^ A/A ’WtH • Safety Council In Jackson. Mich "W e found u lol of kids, did a lot I m * CHARLIE e m il io rn 93V SHEEN of good I'm proud to In- the man ESTEVZ “ [ who did It." Among Ihr 19.739 missing chlldrrn on file since I9H-I are 122 ruses where Ihrre's "prool 1/7 W pva;* tw*k * posi t i ve" they were (ound CASSANDRA PETERSON because of milk cartons, said Julie Curtwrlgh' of Ihe N'ullon.il ELVIRA Center for Missing and Exploited ll> Ml MISTRESS Children In Washington. 4 Some critics dispute that »M OF THE D AR K number and others say even tf MOVH *ANC [i true. It's an uwTully tiny per­ centage. Cartwright concedes stranger abducllnna are ‘‘a verysmall number"— Hull most miss Ing kids are runaways, throw nwnya nr abducted by nnneustodlal parents. "W e don't even like to talk a b o u l a iru n g rr a b d u c tio n s because In most cases the child Iras been befriended In somr I I I I y - COUffttt — 4PjF A TER B ED C.C £ H T E 8 x \ | \ — a ' •>_i SANFORD PLAZA FREE M A TTR E S S PAD W ITH BED PURCHASE. 3 3 0 -1 3 1 4 . — • — .COUPON — — Its'YOUNG GUNSl 99* i According lo NRA officials and shooting roaches. It takra right to 10 years of Intrnse training and competition to become a world class marksman A menial sport. 90 percent of Ihr shotting discipline Is psychological, though one Arm y roach said shootrrs must also be in lop shape physically as well. “ It look lots of hard work to get lo this level of rompellHon.' said Ih r 1970 graduate of Seminole High School. Sanford. "And noi only work with llie spori. but with myself. I had lo learn how lo cope w|k stress, falling and success " . I , As s member of ihe Air Force's International trap team. Bautista and the G l marksmen and women spend countless hours on firing ranges to sharpen Ihelr skills, and many more on the road shooting al national und International competitions. It's a discipline requiring loial dedica­ tion. nol a little sacrifice and a heallhy dose of family anil employer support. "It's Important lo have a family that understands the stress this type of competition causes and understand Ih r personal challenges I nerd to face, even If those challenges lake me away from horn." Bautista said Bautista and his wife. Connie, have two children: Chuck. 16. and Chris. 14. B uslis— s O R p T h in tty | E sw liu r R e sid e n tia l W ater T r e a tm e n t S y s te m s EcoWatar Systems, the world s largsst manutactursr ol homg-ownsd wait* treat ment products, will Do presen |ling s sgmmai on this last growing marks!-and Ihe op portunities in this area for you The seminar will be on Thurs . Nov 17 al Ihe Hilton Inn. | Altamonte Springs. 1-4. Ealt 1 46, 350 S North Lake Blvd . . Altamonte Springs. FL St 2 00 I I snd 7 00 p m Please RSVP to­ day to Don Behm, |(612)73S 5330. t i l 366 Reservations srs limited — F a s c in a tio n s ...A touch of Elegance • Drug Frss Weight Lose TableUInjBction Program • Man 6 Woman'* Hairstyling — Wa only uas Nsxxue Products • Wolfl Tanning Bade • "No Swaal" Exarcias Machines • Massage Pracllllonsr • Non Surgical Facelift • Complsta Nall Sanrlct 10% Off AII I i r v / C B B During Mowmbmr W sikm t Always tVe/com# Formtrly A m m a n tVergftf Loss 323-6505 1554 S. Frtnch Avs. 0*a e Sanlord. Fla. a < ba Jut Go*£e«' 1*4 5w»**#•• Manege* �Sanford HarM, Sanford. Florida - Friday, Nov*mb*r 11. 19M M onday Pwrtm Tu n d a y Puim Frtsbyttrisn EXPERT ADVICE Christien Science United Church Of Christ AMS WIT M ir ra n s m c to s v » » * « >at a •6 00 PEH WEEK CALL 322 2611 The Following Sponsor* Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible TRANSMISSION David Bavarly and Stall ORKOORV LUMSCR TR U B V A L U I HARDW ARE WINNDfXIC STORKS and Employ*#* 500 Mapla Ava.. San lord AMS MLF Mi r TIM DMRCTOSV AVAILSIII K M O N T 'S SNOB STO« Downtown Sanlord Don Knight and SlaH •6 00 PER WEEK CALL 322 2611 SEM IN O LE C O U N TY A R EA C H U R C H DIRECTORY •Mt— r m «m lilt * M U .t a M I n L*. 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In in . — I d t e U a t n * « » . — ■ d i l a t e — ni I d tea a .ia in Pi,ten • tet— I n la ra in n — W i l l Ft— I— Cam* M— ten Mima teat — an a — i ■ m Cam* N i l t e n — a M Cam* IM l F— tea m M m * MM *ad Man M < ana Cam* team M Cam* tea — M. — ta— >; lit I N I tNNCNI Finn — Fa— f t e d . I ll « tetea — . — a — t J— "a U t O a * ten I IM N — — — a Cam* N t Nnaa— Matte tea* — ten — — — — a— ca n d Man— I n aa*. — t e w n d M an — w d la— — l a d t l l l l Fat I n — ■ — al Matte l — i n . Ltea te n n tea. IM1M tea* Mate Md te n Cam* d a t IM* U a teten te d C— te d CUM. k — IN— tea « a la— 14. — an : �— ^ hM Sanfcod Herald, Sanford Florida — Friday. November 11, 1988 — VD Religion G erm ans mark night of ‘sham e’ IN BRIEF Yard sale at Lutheran church SANFORD — Good Shepherd Evongctu a I l.uihrrun C hurch. 2017 Ot Until i Or.. Sanford, will haven yard sale Nov. U frtrm * ) a.m lo 5 pm llol dog*, chill, and talked flood* will be available Rummage sale at Pentecostal church LONG WOOD — T> Hr* Auxiliary of ihr Flr»l Prnlrcowtal Church. 3«| E O n .. a v t . Umgwood. i* having a rummage aalr Nov. 12 al ft m iii I lirrr will lie all aorta of good thing* for wale For more Informal km. call 830-5385 or 339 0819. Free turkey available on Thanksgiving ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS — The Flint liaplt*l Church. HR7 Highway 430. Altum nrtlr Spring* will Ik- giving fr**r Thankaglvlng dinner* on Thanksgiving dav from 11 30 a m lo 2 pm For more Information. <all 339 8961 A weekend ol praise revival LAKE MARV - The l-akr Mary Church of Ihc Na/arene. 171 E Crystal takr Ave l-ake Mary, will Iw having a weekend of (kw Ibc revival Nov 11 lo 13 The Rev Mike and Reeky Qulfnby from Spring Hill will In- prevm Service* will he at 7 p m »-*ih evening and .* IP *S«» rvdr*nvo.mug There will l«e a w rv im t.undut. rj inr * nd.-v morning *ervtre Film to be shown at Baptist church SANFORD - The Kir*t llapiut ( IniriTi 319 Park Ave Sanford, will present C ry From the Mountain a film (torn the Hilly Graham Film Ministry. Nov 13 at 6 53 p m Lamp Post Cafe to open ALTAM ONTE S I’HINGS St Marv Magdalen CatlMvIk* C h u n h fkll Mallland Ave . Allamontr Spring*, wtll turn thetr stH ial Itall into the lavnifi Post ( ale Nov 12 at H pm Therr wtll h r rectads total and turn al« d IhiIu dunks Annual dinner dance scheduled DELTONA 1 lie Truqilr Shalom I7H3 Elkhain lllvd . Deltona t* having its annual dinner dam e Nov 19 at live IkrLand llllluo Hotel Dinner will lie served and m uU will he provided hy .loev F ondalr Th kel* ate 825 |ier lonpk and a ir availealde hum David lire htman at 374 2 iM«#> Duke to speak at Good Shepherd MAITLAND — The ( hurrh of Hie (kind Shepherd. 331 l^ake Ave Maitland, will tie hosting a talk by Chalk* Duke an astronaut on Afiolln Hi who walked mi Hie moon He will Hien meet with folk* al the Ef.1%* ojwl Mlntslrtrs Fair Nov 19 The lair Is free and open to tlw pnhhi from 11 a m to 3pm For more information •all 1144 638I Hot dog end chili supper planned C ANSEIJIEHIt V Westminster Pretty it ru n Chun It. 26-11 Red Hug l.akr Hd Casarlla-try. I* hooting a ImiI ikig and i hill *4)p{irt Nov 12 at ti ;u> put Ail you •all ral IhkrU are avatialik at 83 36 Im adult* and 82 (or rlntdren All fata red* go lo Ihr ISeshvlertan Women Fat iimtr inlurmation i-aDftW 9384 Lazorltz to give a talk MAITLAND The Jewish Com m unity Center. 831 N Maitland Ave. Mallland will host a talk by IN Mattln la/ont/ Medlral Duet tor ol West la k r Hospital The talk will la* Nov IS. Non Community Centre mrmlierw will pay 812 lor tudh session*, and 81(1 lot one session Community Center members will pay 8 III lor both sessions and 87 lot one session For more Infortnalkm. i all m 3 39.13 Sounds of Joy to give concert W INTER PARK Itw First Itapii*! C hu n h uf I u « aw ilia 450U Dtkr Rd. Winter Park will Ivosi a concert by Sounds of Jo y Nov 11al 7 p m The nun ett is Iter Fm more information.« all 432-2766 Bill Gaither Trio to perform OHI.ANIX) The Fltsl Ikiplist ( him h ol OiDiuto will Ih s I a concert by live lllll Galt her Trio Nov iMat 7 J O p m OPen house dedication tea scheduled OHI.ANIX) — The Orlando Union Rest n r Mission', 410 W . Central lllvd Orlando, is having an o|trn house dedication tea Nov 20 at I p m lot the new Women and Children'* Shelter The lea will lie at 1525 W' Washington St .Orlando Kristallnacht remembered DELTONA — Temple Shalom. 1725 Elk.on lllvd . Deltona, wtll Ire having a HfrrcUl Sahlmth srrvlvr « nnimrmouillng the 50th anniversary id Krlslallnarhl m k ft rn Nov 1 1 On Nov 9. 1938. hundtrdsol synagogues and litindrrd* of Jewish homes and shop* were tunned amt drslrnyrd. anil thousands ol .lew * were killed by German* Choirs to combine, sing MAITLAND — The rontblnrd choirs ol the First lUpttst Church 1930 Mohican Trail, Mallland. w ill sing Nov 20 at 7 p in For more Iniommtlon. call rijH 51:to Central Baptist Church to celebrate 50th anniversary The year was 1938. and a birth took plair The ministry and tnlhirni e of Central llaptlsi Clmreh began on South Sun Turd Avenue Tile paMotal leadership lias treeII twelve |MStors. and the church has grown to Is* one til the larger churrhrs In the Sam ford urea T h i s growth lias led the churrh to ncveral tPllerent locu* tlons. In Hie early 1940* the church was located al 25th Street and Elm Avenue, and later at Ihr corner of Ninth Street and Laurel Avenue. In the early 1950* the elmreli moved lo Fourt eent h Street and Oak Avenue, und In 1063 hullt Ihc current *ancluary. Now the eonsliurtlon ol new lacllllle* I* taking place on West Fltsl Sited to In* occupied in Ihr Spring ol loan. Pastor Freddlr Smith extend* an Invitation to mrmlN-t* and lormrr member* lo alletul Ihc sfieelal *crvlce* this weekend honoring the church's annlver■' ll v Satim l.n night al 6 .to |i in i h c c h u r c h wi l l be irleliiallng with an evening of *|icdal music presented by tltc Four-Fold Uuartel of Sanford, ihr Central l.adlr*' Trio, and John Graham , soloist. On Sun* iluy m orning the rhutrh w ill rrcngnlge former staff a n d |ia»tiim. Sunday evening In Ihc 7(X> p in srrvIce Rev, Bob l-oy ol Jacksonville will hr |ire­ aching. Following Ihr morning worship service Ihr rluirrh w ill have dinner on the ground!.. 50th anniversary of ftrisiaiinacht m a rk e d by marches, speeches UeHe< Fr— a Intarwatlanal ,...______ BONN, West Oernmny N.iHonwldi ceremonies m arking the 50th anniversary ol KrtiUlluaihl. a prelude to tlir II o Iim iiim were marred Wednesday by .1 protest against Chancellor Helmut Kohl and hv Parliament's refusal to allow an add ft ** h\ a Jewlkh leader Fifty year* ago today. Iieokrn glass llttrrrd Gennan street* alter a night ol terror in which Nail mobs btirnrd synagogue* and rounded up Jew * In a [loginm that Iter.tided the beginning of ih r links aust Thai night a hall Century ago was In rotnmemoraled todav by Ibr West Germ an pfiilumrnt. or Hundrsiag wlinh Is mnl* lire (or denying a retjursl Im ihr lie.id o l ihr We*i German Jewish Community Hem/ Galinskl. lo address the session (Xfktals said llte request mid* hv th* ' iirrns Party last month, eamr loo Ute m 1 -■ , shouted protests an.I Ihnn'i I at Kohl, who kepi talking its Ihr protrstrrs werr lmslir.1 by other spectators Kohl t* controversial in the .Jewish community for hi* visit to the N.I/I SS rlllf ttiMip crm etrry In the West German town ol lllllmrg tu 1983 Kohl anil President Rriigan p.utii ipate.l In a terrmnny honoring ihc 40lh anniversary of Germany's surrender in World War II "What alM iul Hlthurg’’ " a young hrckUr shoutr<| Horn the galkrv . "Chancellor, von arc lying*- anot lier slio»iicf1 when K 0I1I pralsefl the hit r giahttn of Jew * In Wrsl Germany alter the w at ( tmimeuifiratlfin* ol Ktislallu.it III al .-d lhe srvnote speech todav ».<« to k : hut te«tag n n ld e m t’oi* p Jrntungi 1 Galinskl. 75. a survlvm of lh« Aust hw tlr ikaih tamp and who recently eontplaitied Wrsl German (mhtu tans lack a hlstort.nl const-tousne**." *|tokr at a commemorative servile in a Frankfurt synagogt* Wedne* day Galinskl described the horror* of the night Dial tin 4me a dies* trhr.us.il tin tl ■ I Inks aust In which li million.kws |M-rt*lved Hr said alter Krlstalluai lit Itobodj COUid claim IgiMiratu r alMiul Ihr alms ol the Nazis but "In llie heart of Kumt-* Hie Middle At* s were revived and Ihr world remained siknl * Kohl «|«ikr al the samr senrtre and was twice Interrupted by young Jewish Im Met* Wearing a va nm d kr a Jewish skulk ..p Kohl said on Ih r <|ur*tloo ol guilt dial 11 remain* a cause id deep shame why th* inaf.au > of tlir petqXr on ihr mill It ol Novrmhrr was silent CongrrgaiNvt activists opfaewd to 1fit chant Hint s (arse m e in Hi* svnagogur were held m Austita ami f asi Germany, wlirre a t ornerstnue lor a new *vu.tgogoe In Ea*l Ik lllll will lie laid this wrt k th illir night of Nov 9 193* Nari leaders nrdrrrd ' vpOfllinfnuv" demonstralloii* against Jews ostrusiMv to avenge I lie faial shtatling ol a tinm an dlpltMii.it two dais rather hv a vtiling Jew in Part* Na/l storm trisiprr* were told lo destroy J ewi s h p r o p e r t y and ar r es t Jew s. f*|M*< tally rh h ones *n thru huslnrsv** totild he taken over by non Jewish tinman* at muting to document* sel/rtl alter Ihc war llniw nslilrts ihriaighoul Germany set (Ire to 250 *ynagogiM-s sin,i*hr<l 7.500 Jewish homes anti store.. kllletl about a hundred men women and clilldrru and hauled olf 27.<xxi. lew ish men to 1 •Micrniration t amps It was then ihr largest {Nigrnm undertak­ en In Adolf liltin'* I bird Reich, and Null cltt les tpiickly duhlied It Knstallnarhi — cr Night ta Night of Hroken Gla** — for the flu lilts ol gl.i** lilllug Hie streets Hu­ metrtitiig alter hr div hleill city of H rrllu Tuesday ^,|.ritmlIv t oirinumotuicd llu* antilvnsaiv whrn t lions.iriul* man tled silently to Hu* Jew i*h Com m unity Center In West Merlin built of ter WOrid War II 011 wlial was the KinFtlC»«f1* of one of thr rltv's laigest svna ti*'Wtun* gtiilrtl during Krtstallnaclil Gull t h niM Inheritable. (ml ilu- burden ot hUlory u r rainnot r*c.q»e. ' former Chan rrllltd W lllv Hi nndt wlin lb d tlir Nazi* to Senimllrmvia. h)IJ Hu- man hers w tm pa**, d lita site* \vherr dewish shop* werr pin imI# rett and Jews tiratrn ><■death V if in a lly r<i ■ry coniruuiHiy and tlir 2 AJ[jmi pr.ielk- lug Jew* in Wrsl Germain %i dlI temctuhei ilu nb;ht of terror ^. - ” ~ ,_.r the Na/1 jogtini ol 1# »ti anywhere elsr ir the T !- trd Rl i> ti 40 of the city’s 50 [ttrv wr re homed down and I2.(XX) Jewri' lA'f-re sent oil lo a concent ral loti t amp Thr n lain t rt riuotiv in West (iermany will In* h e l d W e t l n lay in Fnm klurt'* Wesirml gue * < •tal . oitiinemoratlve *e**itm of lhea tiiian ParllamenI in East Ikrlln. the ot ih<* Jewish ronim unliy in Fi.isl* 1 >.iiiu IV > dh d KMslalln.lt hi one ol the daikr* momentsoHirtmau history ” Ki isi ,illn.o ht he rallied t h e Holotausi dining w|i»< It '» million Jew* died in Nazi deathc uup> 111 Wot Id War II d Rotslein. le.itlrr of the East Skgm (irrm .m lcwi-.li tommunllv. Imame the.. Ill '•I pi t* n< iru; Its allowed lo .uldtess the Fast tier man Parliament m Its IMye.tr htstury Holstein called the *|ircnil session "a moment ot lilsloth al slgnllleanee ** All. 1 (to *|ieelaj session. East German Prr >nInii E i i . I. Hontikn ret rived Rohitrin. amt other - Jew Ish Ira.lrt* U.S. bishops balk at Vatican report . Uwtlod Few** Iw f rwatlan al Otic oC If tr' mf>si ca&frhlkMM issue* hHvfrrn the Roman < atlville t hurt h 111 tlirUnttetl State* and th' V.iw-ao 1* ttir (|ursllon ot rptsc tt|ial ronferrm « * luMlit s su. h a* the National Conference ol Catholic lllshoj** that bring togHhf r a nation sent ire hierarchy Kpl*tt>|Ml tonlerrm es ale l.uy. lv the rrralton the rriot ms ot llte Se. und Vaik an Count il. and tlw 10k Ihc » an to play In llte strut turr ol III.- r'.u i. li has never been quite t k.u Traditionally, line* ot authurtty have llowed Irorn the j->(- hi Rotm lo lilt Individual bishop supreme in hi* ill.- esc and thru to the |h«rt%h p t h ' i The eonlrrencc* whit It esjircially in ifiulltrlr* like the Ulllled Stale* uni Canaita. are pl.tvtng Increasingly activisi role* — do mil easily III lino i I m i llow rhart Indeed. In the United Stale* 1 ) 11lilshops cnulereliee has Imi Olnr virtually synonymous wtth therhunh isgleetlv. I\ »|M-aklug out slrungtv on *n« h Issue* as utmition. Ihr nuclear arms ra.t und iluerotMimy. Hut al the Vatican, national ot trgenial to lllrirm r* tit bishop* are seen a* Htslmg live aiiHturlty ol individual lush ■qa> >w.t tor some n i-n m iu t threat even to Hu authority .ilthr |mpe In I9K7. the Vatican sent tu htsho|rs uound the world a draft statement with Hie daunting tltk. * The Thrologit al and J 11rldlc.il Statu* ol Ept*co|ud Confer­ ence*. ami asked lor rr*|M>u*« * to the draft U N bishop* have prepared tlirtr* and its likrly to confirm the Vatican’s worst tears alMiul the runaway Ameri­ can i l mn li and under*, ore the notion that the I ’ S hkararchy t* almost a* hard 10 control a* the dissident nun*, pin si* and Hirologlan* dial seem lo llowrr hi llte U s selling Pul Ingrthrt hv a |Mtiel ill. lulling Ai. Iihishop John May ol St l outs, current prewltlcnl of the U S conferenct and si* ptsl ptesldelits. I he statement Is one ol the imisl outspoken puhll. tint clsitts ol a Vatican document ever made by the hierarchy. Il wilt I m - prrsrnh-d h i tlir lull I m m I v ol sortie 3i*> bishops .luting Hie week ot Sin 14 for ihrlr approval tM-lotr ta-mg sent . mi to Rome The butlnm llnr ol the bishop*' ir *|Nlllsr ts that Hit- Vatican .trail I m - Inlallv *•tapis tl ami a hi sh slatl made I hev arc u*t d llte Vatican working pat»-r ol In-lug locousistcnl. ol iisldg hvapproprtatr Himlogi. al inethtMl*. and td misusing r\ itlctu 1 10 sup|M>rt Its alm’nf nmmm/tng ihc mlc ol mnfeteners ami toncludlng the draft 1* mil suilahlr a* a hast* (or discussion and should be replaced w ith another dralt." in a l>a. kgiuhlld p.ipt t ptr|ioretl lot Hie hisliops tti at <ompanv the lortual res|- ii-> ih. paml nf pirsulriit* said the Vatu an tltah ailapi.d a tlrfrlislvr and n. gallv. tour and 'seem* lo have been written a* an endurseitietit ol tetriit ertllcs ol Ih r . piMo|Ml eiHifereneen. lor u tilise negative assessment* it provides a Hirologlc.lt tkisls " The Im . kgmuml paper also trie* In i l l . t st l . i l s llp |M lt for . pis.. 1p.1i .oilierPuces (torn I lie w llliigsof 1hose who now ipirsuou their t<- in Hie « hutch, nolably Cardinal Joseph Rat/inger, heatl ol Ihr Valhali'* Ctmgt ahot 1 lor ihc tkHlrlnc ol Hu Faith. I tie tough, ah 1st defiant public lour llte American lit ojisate taking with llir Vatican uti Hie - afl slalemenl suggest* Hiai Hie tiurraii' ary In Rome will have Its hands full reining In Hie U.S ehurrh and ft shaping II in the Image of Rome. How we are to recognize Christ’s image "Hill It looked m i much Ilk. him ” Thai was the disappointed trat iimi ot many ol n* nil learning that the Shroud ol Tiititi wa* not the burial cloth <>| Christ. N'rw tests show that the shroud dales tiuek only lo Hie Middle Ages How do we know* that the lair on Hit shtoutl looked like Jesus ’ W r don't, ul course Hut over the centuries a kind ol ’'artistic orthodoxy” ha* developed coil renting Hie face of Christ II lia* enabled us to rretignl/r him when we see him To be sure, not all the rrpre sent.HIons ol Jesus are identical They range lunn the grotesque to tlir sentimental Hut still w know him Thr most |M>pul.M and most reproduced of alt ttie- (aces ol Christ I* one by William II Sallm on. a C on gre g a tio n a l minister who was president ol Carleton College In Mlnnrsoia He died In I93H. Ills sallow-fared Chris) ha* apfirared on Hie front ol Sunday school leaflets a n d adorned liednsitn wall* (or well over 50 years. Mott of the old masters who painted Christ saw him as "a man nf sorrows acquainted wllli grief." Ilruce Marion, on the other hand, who wrote the 1921 best sellrr. “ The Man No ImmIv Knows," |ialnled a wortl |>oitr.iil of Jesus 'hat was nothing like th r ntaalers' c a n v a s repir RE LIG IO N GEORGE PLAGENZ sell tal lot is To Ibirton. Jesus was a vigor­ ous. tanned ouhtooi man. Ill* muscle* were *0 *ttoiig tli.il When tie drove the m oney­ changer* out. nolMstv it.ued to Up|KMK* llllll.” People who picture Jesu* a* Mat ton tlitl are proliitldy pleasett Hull (lie lace on Hie Shroud ol Turin 1* not Christ’s. Monslgnor Guilin Ricci, Vati­ can archivist arid student of Hitshtoutl. estimated Hi.it Hit- man whose image apjM-ar* on Hitcloth stotnl only a shade over 5 h d ;i nit lie* (all and weighed alsiul 155 |mumls Iwhli li wouhl he normal. *.iys Ricci, lor a Palestinian ofChrlsl’seral. If wt tan itusl their autlicn1telly, some anclrni maiiuscrlpis limy give us soim-whal lull. 1 drserlpilous of Jesus Ralph Adam*, the author ol a iNNik. "Th e St-arch lor the Fact- of Jesus." quotes horn what he claims I* a letter Itoni .1 Roman named Publius l.t-uluhi* who say* till* of Jesu* Ht- 1* a lull Uhl* wouhl ol course I m- by llrsi cciilury stall d a rd s III Palestine), well* pto|ioi 1 loned man There I* a severity In hi* emmieuanci which at 1ra. t* hive ami rever­ ence Ht* hair t* the 1 okir of new wine III* la-aid Is thick ami Hucolor ol lit* hair Hr I* never set u In laugh tint ha* liecti observed II I weep He lolk* lllllc but With great quality.” l ilt- hook alsti publish!-* what I* said to Iw an cxccrpi of a letter litilii Ponftus Pilule lo III n i Ius Caesar Itu-tor.- Pilate had met Jesus at lit* trial) "One day In passing Hu- palace of siloe." Pllale write*. I ob­ served In the midst ol a great concourse ot people a young man who wo* le.ililng agalu*i a tree, c a l m l y addressing a multitude. I wa* laid 11 was Jesu* Hi* hair and tieatd were golden-colored." It tlirrr 1* anv credibility to tltrse iltM'tituenl* ttiry may Ihllte closest tiling we have in eyewitness descrlpi ions ol Jesus In uddtllon, there l* slid hi Im- an exiaiil artist * sketch from th< llrst century, alihough I don’t know anyone who has seen It. A* llu- story goes, the u|M>*tl<' Peter, while vlslllllg Dir house ol a Christ Ian. wa* a*ked what J e s u s w a s l i ke o u a handkerchief thal t* now pre served al St. Pelt r * In Rattle, lie traced an outline ol Jesus ( 0 1 9 8 8 NEWSPAPER T E R P R I 6 F. ASSN'. Six nominated to lead area Episcopalians Ih r *I v pr i est s uninitiated lor election a* Mishop ('tNid)iitot ol Hie Epi scopal D i o c c s c of ( t id nil I lor nla on Dec, IH have been Invlicd lo lake part In lonr o |k - ii meetings with Hit- public. The dkieesau Transition Cotmtdliec eliosc six from among more than IHH candidate* I he *t\ pro|Kmed liy the Transition Coinnuitec: • The It <•v . C a n n it i luunas A Dow ns, canon to the otilliutry-. Dioccsc ol Ccniral Plot Ida. a |he Very Rev Ik-rtratn Nelson Meriting, dean ol HuCalhctlral Church ol St. Paul. Ivtiolt. • llu Very Rev. Harry R. Howe, dean of llu- Cathedial Clmreh of St Peter. St. Petersburg. • The lh-\ ( "anon John \\. Howe, rector of Truro Ept*. o|wl Church. Falrtax. V 11. • I It 1 V e n . -t <i m e * W i l l i a m H e n r y Se l l . .111 hdcacon lor |)togtam and cf i mi i i unl cat Ions. DltM-cseol Newark. • the Rev II David Wilson, o d o r ol All Samis' t hun-h. Wlttl’-r Ihirk �P rOwiMM , * m OB(f| P80VM^n©(Pv 1 l| IwMM l*Q*\ Nottef M T M C M C M f CCUCT M T W V fN M K A l C1WCSNT O P F 1 0 4 I D 4 . IK CFlM Cl— lfPIT COUMT B MI TNit 1 Ml W *^R— N#R b—^^PMLf O P T N R R IO N T IR N T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT P LO N IO A r m l a c t io n n o i L IR R R T V M O R T O A O I CO RPO RATIO N . CO R PO R A T IO N P LA IN T IFF. ON O L IV fi a m M L J c A A M f l L . STARR. W AGNER. N O T IC I O f A CT IO N Tb : DR. 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Florida — Fnday 678-5600 _____ 1 4 9 - C o m m e r c ia l P r o p ir ly / S a le • CASSCLBEBBY I acre tcawd PB I Beduced to SAt 000 W MeitcivotAi Bveitor i n real QUAORAPLEI SANFOND Hen tool nen alum tm ng Quwl rwiborhood eccupto Ills Magnolia A r t MUST SELL MOVING' lie MM 1S1 — I n v e s t m e n t P r o p e r t y / S a le INVESTORS SPECIAL Dvp*ft* J 2 bd»»*y t#cfl l Nftftr U C f M f nm lftT I MOO do*n J iium* movlfftye O+r+t 171 ft34T SANFORO Country D u p lt i l/l. *ith fftmilg room 7 I CftfpOYl Aporp t *crt R*nl imcDFM |7|| p»r montH Vft<r if><» U ’ loo %rt « 3ft« AtHf k>#»» •tt r m 153— A c r e a g e L o t s / S a lc FORECLOSURE SACRIFICE 1 I A acret commercial land ISA us Deland Xta.ng u t 300 11J00 dean be'ance financed la qualified buyer Ca" run FINANCE ____9B4-73B3993 H I Ad OCX LA Hetwnel Faretf Al * acret hetvily wooded Jlm 'l Tropical deelty ___________M l 1714 OCALA NATIONAL FO R 1ST Wood** lots Nlv accett IBBBP tftrfe No pfMjrftpy cCovy'1" 1*1 dl monthly Oener IfOd) 714 BIN or RC4I47J ?4)R iJ A j h h e * ‘ S ave lim e and m o n e y w h en y o u u s e th is D ire cto ry ' A d d i t i o n s ft R e m o d e lin g B E. UNI CONST. RfirxxJelini 407-322 7029 I *nen<*ng Veto L*c rCBCOOOtn CUSTOM HOMES BY B ill STRIPP tos 741ft Llcenw r H Ban 11*« B u ild in g C o n lr a d o r s CUSTOM HOMES ON YOUd LOTI HtfiOvftTtom Additions Stftvp Knoebel 111 lit* C a rp e n try CARPENTRY. P»<w report ( tf i'pvtic tilt, pjfnting dOOM CftM R.tPsftfd G ro « UI m i PROFESSIONAL WORK F BE E ESTIN UTE1II 411 aJuutt al carpentry C o n s tru clio n AAe In lin e nee •r. LAS/cey HOME N tF A IB l Filler*, IntlAlled Peinling 111 Mft C le a n in g S e r v ic e P a in tin g THE CLEANINO CO X yr, **p Bet Comm L'Cented _________Call Ml )V»I JE AMIES' INTEBIOB/ (X T E B IO B PAINTING WA'ipepermg Cerper.lfy, 15 yrt erp . Licenced. 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I 2& Cents TUESD AY W o v e m jie r 2 9 , 1 fl 8 B V‘ B U t Year, No. 81 — Sanford. Florida Longwood city worker suspended foilowing protest N E W S D IG E S T By SANDRA BOUCNANIHB Hstald stall w rIUr — Six missing after explosions K A N S A S C IT Y . Mo — T w o rxpln*um* rru p it-il .it a qu a rry w hrrr llrrllg h n -rs wrrr L u llin g a lilarc early Tuesday. Ira vin g *1* of ihrm m iM ln n and xh a llrrtn g window* lor mile*. flrr olfli U K Mid. Flrrflghtrr* said llir blast* m turrrd al a trailer filled with ammonia utirutr otlni.il*. w ild the llrrflg h lrr* fiullrd I m i k olirr the blast fearing another explosion. and rrxldrnl* In m u near the site wren* evaluated No death* or tn|uriex * r r r llrrflghlrr* on two pum per* llie lire were missing alter a m. a n d 4 50 a in * a ld «|mkr*inan llarnld Knala rnnflrmrd*but m \ who were L itiltn g I lie hta%l» at 4 IO F lrr l><-p a rtm rn t LONGW OOD — A city worker who was selected a union spokesman was sus|iended hy City Manager Gene DeMartr alter he protested the elimination ol cash rewards for employee* of the year. David Torrance a maintenance worker in the puH in wurks department, art'used Dr Marie of punishing him and other employee* lirrause nI their unlori allegiance lie aim are used the city manager of ln*en»lllv|ty Inward elty worker* DeMarle. however. Mid the suspension was Itased on allegation* that Included Insubordination and dlalinn rsly The rm pltiyrr award program was driqqird berauee ol an ovrrslghl city oflk lals said Torronre was ordered lo report io ihe city admlnlsiralnr this allrrnoun when DeMarle was lo iletrrmlne wtial. If any. (urthrr sirfts lo lake regarding Torrance's employmeni with the i lly. Torrance said Monday lhal lie helteve* hi* Job is In jeopardy "I can't understand how I t an lie indicted, ronvkted and judged by my accuser.'' Torrance said He Mid that he wo* suspended wllb pay for two day* on Wednesday. Nov. 23. Notice u( hi* *u*|>en*!on came two ilay* alter he handed city hall a letter In prole*! of the elimination of the Employee of Ihe Yr.n Program The employee award progrum was discontinued formall) by ihe city commission on Nov 7 for the h*t al year allrr II wa» jiolrilrd oul dial It was not Imluded In the already-adopted annual budget. Ac­ cording to a Nov 11 memorandum by Personnel Din tint lau* Marlin. "In rrsr art htng the varum* budget line item*. II was iliw ovrrrd ib.il till* program was mil limited lor I'MWt Hit '* Martin *aid that II wa* an "oversight" not to tin ludr the program In the city's budget tmt that II would be budgeted for next year The program is included in the city s personnel |**llcy and II* ii»*l lo Ihe <il)r t* • 1.150 which Include* a *250 au aid lo an ' Em ployre of ihe Yrar ' and B 100 in rai h id nine nominees who are submitted by each of the department director* lo the rtiv admlntslralor Till* would liave lieen die fourth year lor Ihe program according lo Marlin Torrance, who was selected hy fellow workers lo I n W o r k e r . Pag* S A QNP rises 2.6 percent D a vid Torrance L a u n c h W A S H IN G T O N — The na tion 's ftoflomy iir r w at a 2 6 p rrre n t annual rate in the third quarter, the ekiwrst growth tim e late HtfMi. and m natlon alvn ro w to !l» highrxt level In *H year*, the Commefr- Drpu/tmrnt w»ul T u r v 'j y Mo»l a n a lv »l» had expeeled Ihr nation v total output of good* and *rrvlr-r-% grrw vlightlv fa*lrr than the previously e * lirn a ln l J J fieri m l annual rate. m a y O N P grrw- by $2.5 7 billion in the th ird quarler. or at an annual r a lr of 2 W p r rr c n l bringing llie valor o( the total lailpul l n H O I I trtllmn alter adjustment* for p tk r i lunge* a n d seasonal variations b e d e la y e d Uwttod Prooa NNomattanal From United Proto tatomationol reports □ Florida Two oINcara killod In Miami MIAM I — A deranged a n d s reaming m a n . released from |a Ison IO d a y* ago allrr serving r is hi year* lor attempted murder, shot a n d JdMad tw o potter ofHrrtw Monday by grobOmg ilwtr gun* and (Wing into th e ir I* ad» The *u*|*et t tied In a |*atn>l ear. r n w l in to llrnward County where h r was a p p rrh m d rd wit hoot Incident aland 3 0 iiilnuir* allrr the •.homing in a math Dailr C m in ly trailer futk Chillin’ out iM t a f * f A □ Sports Stshswks reps I Raiders, 35-27 S E A T T L E - D a v id K rte g t h r o w i n g liiuthdnw n p a w * In live dtllrrrnl rrtrlver* . krpt the S ra llle Srahawk* In a lie lor Ar*t pl.n r in llie A FC West Mon day aught with a 55 27 victory over the l.os Angeles Haider* The Se.ih.iwks and Denver llronroearr lied lor llrsl in llie division with iilrniic.il 711 re­ lord*, while llie Haider* *llp|M-d lo ti 7 anti nut of llrst Seattle Coach Chuck K im ix laisilrtl when asked II lie Ihoughl llie AFC* was a "lio h u m " dlvtaton 1B COLLEGE HOOPS ...8 7 ...7 6 N o rth r a r n l l n i S t a n f o r d .................. ...8 0 S lt n a ..... ............. PI! 1%b u r g t) *••♦•#••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••♦••••••••••* ® *******M*OWUINMMUHt*»*<...9 1 r o n u ll .................... Addis Davi*. 10. was willing lo sacrifice e little vision lo keep warm this morning at Ibe temperature dived to a cool 47-dogroos Davis City races against charter Goldsboro may benefit from tax district action ■7M A O CHURCH Herald stuff writer_____________________________ SANFOHD — City conunlsstoners may yet make it Just under Ihe wire and a il on an ordinance creating a lat increment financing district In the Goldsboro arra hr lore Jan I . Atrr lhal date the nrwlv adopted county rhanrr will require rnuniy commission ap­ proval loerrale suchadlslrtcl. Cliy Commissioner lk»h Thomas, who irprr sent* Ihe Goldsboro area, urged his fellow commissioners Monday nlglil lo create Ihe ■y J. M AR K R A R P IIL O Herald stall writer__________________ Bee Page SB S A N FO K D — City oirii lul* are rrady lo m il oul Ih r rrd carpel n rx l week for a Veteran's Administration rom nilltrr that Is Inspecting sites for a proponed f 103 million hospital and nursing hninr. C lasslf l e g s .............. COmlCS .................... C a ls n d a r................ . C r o s s w o r d ............. D ear Attby............ D e a th s ...................... K d lto rla l.................... F lo rid a ....................... H o r e o c o p o ........... M a lia n .................... P a o p l o .................. P o l i c e ................... • p o r ts ................ T a la v la lo n ............ . . . . 7 B W a a t h o r ................ W o r l d ..................... Sunny and mild today Te m p e ra tu re might gel up to 70 toduy billin' d ro p ­ ping hack inio the 4 Os tonight. Little c h a n c e of r u i n . Wednesday will I k * n n Im p ro v e m e n t w ith high* In the 70s undclrar skies. district and larrv on with the WINS (Wrslslde Improvemenl Netghburhood Strategy! project Thomas brought up the subject at the end ol the meeting during llie time tin mayor asks commissioner* if they have anything not on the agenda that they want la discuss The commission dtsi ussrd selling up a la* Increment financing district at a workshop In October but never brought II up al a sutisequenl tegular meeting Such a district reserves any increased lax revenues resulting from improvement m property, or Increases In property value in Hie arra. for a Bjiecul trust fund Thai bind can then lie u*ed to provide low inirrrsi loans nr ouingbl grants lor more Improvemenl In Ihe area City Manager Frank Faison (old conimlsB e e T s i, Page B A Bee La u n ch . Page BA City rolling out red carpet for V A brass G e o rg ia T e c h — »•••••••••••••*•••••................ r .A if t T il C a ro lin a ....................................................6 5 INDEX and bit mdtened companion. Michael Hob ertson, bolb a rt studentt at Hamilton Elementary School CAI'E I A N A YK H A L ll« shill lie AiLmii** countdow n in Illusion I hnisd.iv on a flight lo carry a spv salellilr into orbit jms eriled in sn rrl f i lewlav amid picila I loll* ol a 70 fieri ent ilulM rol bigli wlints amt rain that .mild Ion r a delay NASA s mission nianagrnirni Irani a fiaiiel ol lop agniev manugrts brailid In astronaut Kolvrl t'rififiru was io meet Iticwluv In a final review of Atlantis* lllgbt pro*rselng with b lo io ll plaiioril lor aiound 7 a III I S I I liutvlav. an onling In smirns The s r.ilIn t outlook a major fui lor In Ihr ionsrrvatlvr |»»si t 'liallrugir rnvironntrnl. was sure III tie a liqiti on llie agenda w ith Air Four lorn-aster* calling tor high wind* w ith gust* of u|i 10 J t infill al Iuiiim ti little along Willi ram •hnwris III the arra There is a 70 fait m i fitulkibililv llie Until h irtlrtui will In violated Air Force ( 'apt Krn \\ atrrn said Hill ll |m s I p ia illir Is am gulili a ib lav would nol l r cunstderrd imlll mui b i low i to l.mm b linn la-iause ol die mercurial nature ol Moruta sioaslal weal tier Atl.mliss live man i i r « arrived al tin Krnm-tlv Space t'ruleI .•(■nil J p m KM Mond.iv 15 hours .dirt the miitmglii «i.ut ol d r sbmile s 43-ltmir i ounldowil lo tikisloll Snoiirs wild llie i nnnttlnw ll, lxm il cot idm led In set irl Ini lulled :ttl hour* ol built III bold linn whiili adds iqi In a launch atiempi aruitnd 7 a in I luusil.iv Al die controls will In- vrlcran sbutile skqifirr Ko Ib ii "llool' Gllisnn 12. a Navy 10111111.1111111.41111 i t: pilot Guy Ganlnrt In an Air Force tolnnrl making bis llrsl lligbl I In nllM*r 1 lew nn nils is an An Fun c Col Kh hard Mike Mullane, 43. Air Force Li Col Jerry Kims, -to. ami Navy Cmdr. • W 1II1.1111 Sin-pin-til. 3't also making Ills llrsl lligln. Gllison ami Gardner rUinhcd ihoanl a NASA business p-l early Tuesday ami pi act Iced sliutllr landing jinirrtlurrs. iliifilii aling Ibe sleep 2 1 drgirr gllile sIo |m- ol .1 s|m <1- shuttle during rr|iralrd “ liHicb-and-go" up|iriui In s llriauw- llie 27ib sbulllr mission l« .1 i Ussibcd I Vi fki 11 lin t11 ol Defense lligbl. NASA W'tli not discuss lIn - 1m v load al all. ik-spiu- widespread media rr|mrt* 11 is .m advanced ' lau iosv" lailar leconiiulasaiice The local stir already Is tiring considered b y ih r frdrnil govern­ ment for u IKK) man prison and city olfliial* hope to altrnri the VA hospital, too “ T b r site Is m i big. we could build I lie prison anil llie hospital u mile apart." said Saulonl City Manager Frank Falwm lie said llie city's oiler lo llie VA would lie sim ilar to lb.it made to Ihe U S Bureau of Prisons — helping to pay to build city water and sewer to the site. "We think the economy of cost of having tmt It (acllUlce sharing the cost would I k * a great savings lo llie federal governm ent." Faison said. The V A a llr selection committer will be In Central Florida Dec. 6 through Dec. H and will vlsl Sanford t Be# V e te ra n s , Bags BA Bridge back-up This two vohtclo accident Monday night on the Si. John's River bridge lhal separates Volusia and Seminole counties backed traffic up for almost two hours on U S. 17 92 Florida Highway Patrol officers Investigated tho accident and Ihe Seminole County Firo Department responded to Ihe scene. A l least one victim was transported -to Central Florida Regional Hospital. There were no fatalities and police were unable lo provide any further details at press time. S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T 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 �1 m i. -r NEWS FROM TH E REGION AND A C R O SS TH E S T A T E ‘Early releasee’ kills two policemen RurilmidwteItqhitonplktroute ig p M IAM I IUPII - A career ctUnhtal. released from prison 1 1 dsys ago after serving eight years for attempted m urder, faced two first-degree m urder charges Tuesday In the shooting deaths of two police officers. Charles H. Street grabbed the guns of officers David Strzalkowskl and Richard Boles and fired repeatedly Into their heads at a north Dade C o u n ty trailer park, police said. T h e suspect fled In a patrol car. and crossed Inlo Broward County where he was apprehended without Incidenl about 30 minutes later. Police said Street. 34. of Boynton Beach was released Nov, 18 from Martin Correc­ tional Institution In Indiantuwn after serving eight years of a 15-year sentence for first-degree attempted m urder in Palm Beach County. Th e lenience was packaged In a plea bargain arrangem ent w ith three other charges and Involved Ihe attempted murder of rival drug dealer Samuel Lamar Newby, who w ai shot In the stomach outside a West Palm Beach tavern In 1980 M E L R O S E - Homeowners b rin g la the p a th o f a Jackaonville-io-Tampa turnpike today p u n to take their opppoaltlon of the road to state transportation o D I d ih In Lake City. 3uv t Z J m Organlacr Sinclair Baton said Monday he expected 50 c a n to drive more than 50 mUea from the email east Alachua County com m unity to Lake C ity to meet with W llUam Miller, assistant secretary In the Department ofTransportation. Miller agreed to meet w ith the residents in the agency’s district office In Lake C ity . Th e y planned to travel lo the office. 80 miles from Melrose. In a caravan. Baton, a real estate salesman who unsuccessfully ran Tor a Florida House seat earlier this month, said the group will hand over 6.000 to 7.000 petition signatures opposing the proposed toll road. A state consultant has proposed tsro routes for the turnpike, route goes from Jacksonville, west around Cam p sat of Starke, through part of Ham pton, east of Gainesville and south to Dunnctlon. The other course calends east of Middle burg through part of Penny Farm s, east of Keystone Heights and near Hawthorne In A lachua County. Mistake causes $200,000 damage hU M IAM I B E A C H — A fireman forgot to put stabilizing jacks out before raising Ihe ladder on his fire truck In a practice exercise, and the truck tipped on Its side, causing 6200.000 damage, his superiors said. Fire chief Bran lard Dorris said 22-year-veteran firefighter Je rry Rogers m ay lose his Job over the lacldent Monday. " T h a t ’s a lot of money for a stupid mistake. I’m not very haoov about this.’’ Dorris said. Dorris said It Is fortunate that nobody was in the truck and that no cars were com ing by as the truck tipped and the ladder came crashing down. T h e §300 .000-truck Itself can be saved, but the ladder will probably have to be replaced. Dorris aald. T h e only other thing damaged besides the tru ck was Rogers’ own pickup truck, w h ich was patted on the street nearby and hit by the foiling fodder. TA LLA H A S S E E E n viro n ­ mental and recreational fishing groups urged Gov. Bob Martinez and Ihe Cabinet Monday to allow a limited harvest of redfish. a popular aportflah nearly wiped out by the recipe of s New Orleans chef. M artinet and Ihe Cabinet, acting on a recom mendation fro m Ihe M a rin e F is h e rie s C o m m is s io n , e n a c te d a moratorium on catching and keeping redfish in April 1987. Scientists and environm entalist* now say the ban has allowed the flattery to recover to the point where a limited harvest should be allowed. On Dec. 6 . Martinez and the Cabinet will vote on a commiaalon recommendation that would allow flahermen to catch and keep one radAsh per day. T h e proposed n de. opposed by the com m ercial Bah* big industry, would ban the sate at redfish tn Florida. T h e aeaaon would be closed tn March. April and May. and only redfish be­ et 18 sod 2 7 1 T A L L A H A S S E E — State parks director N ey Landrum plans lo retire early next year. In part because he disagrees with a it of Natural Resou r ces plan to partially commer87. has been In chug* of D N R ’s Division of i since 1970. Ha will apparently leave hie at the end of J a n u a ry , the Tallahassee Dem ocrat reported ‘1 find that the circumstances at the < shall I put It? — not as, oh. professionally rewarding as they “ L an d rum aald. " I Just sense that there’s some change of direction there that I'm not In agreement with.’ tourism D N R chief T o m G ardner wants to add profit-m aking1tt facilities to about 10 prreent of (he state’s 145 panes. Those faculties could Include restaurants, hotels, boat docks and Critics of Gardner’s plan. Including m a n y w ith in DNR. fear It w ill lead to rampant commercialization at the park system. Jobs program for wash** •‘succom ' M IAM I — A §10.000 program lo And w o rk for the city’s -known windshield washers succeeded, even though nesriy ihe men returned to their sidewalk positions when the a er in wMtlt the washers garbage collectors ended Nov. 11 with 2 0 tons o f refuse and full-time Jobs for nine men. Including four repainting the historic Freedom To w e r In downtown Miami. *'!l wasn't a 100 percent success." said Peter Andollna. deputy director of the Downtown Development Authority. "B u i I’d say It was a success because 20 Ions of garbage was removed and some got other Jobs. It served the public and provided a human service." T h e authority had targeted 18 men for § 5 an hour Jobs Ih an effort to remove them from street comers, where they had approached motorists with offers lo clean windshields during the brief wait for traffic signals to change. "W e are convinced that this recommended rule Is Ihe ptosi equitable way to allow a very T A L L A H A S S E E - Florida haa temporarily blocked Union Oil of California's plans to drill for oil and gas off the stale's southwest roast. Gov. Bob Martinez an­ nounced Monday. Martinez aald the stair sent the U.S. Departm ent of Ihe Interior a formal objection to UN O CAL'* plan to drill three exploratory well*, halting the company's plana until It appeals to Secretary of Commerce C. William Verily. Martinez aald he blocked the drilling because there la not enough Information available to rule out aerloua dam age lo G A IN E S V IL L E — T h e worldwide chronicle of shark attack* on h u m a n i. a project started tn the 1950* only to die for a lack of funding 20 y e a n ago. has been resurrected at the Florida Museum of Natural History. "People have a m orbid curiosity about sharks that la partly fostered by Ihe vengeful Image portrayed in Ihe movie 'Ja w s .'" George Burgess, s University of Florida fish expert, aald Monday. "W e hope lo provide the public w ith facta about sharks without sensationalizing the story.” From Unitod Prase International reports Th# dally number Monday In tha Florida Lotltry C ASH 3 Osmswss SOB. tJ Straight Play (numbers in exact ordsr): S2S0 on a 50-csnl be!. 1500 onSI. □ Box 3 (numbers In any order): SSOforeSffcent bet.StSOonSl. □Box 6 (numbers in any order): S40 lor a 50-cent bet, 180 on SI. □ Straight Box 3: $330 In ordsr drawn, S80 In any order on e SI bet. □ Straight Box 8: $290 In order drawn, $40 II picked In combinet l o n o n S l b e t . TH E POSTMAITBRt land addrattdtta«M IS T N I SAMFOPD H1RALD. P.O. ■a* t*H, Isalard. FL n m . i 1 Maaltn, Il4 .il/ 4 WMi Yaar,U1.M. Is Mata i 1 Maa1*» US.Ui t Meats*. 411.44/ v*sr, *** ** Out or *****Malti TSrss M*alS« UIJ4/ 4 Masts* *4*.Mr Yaar H I M (4*1) m -M it. Fred Ta ylo r, dirretor of M riro Dade police, said authorities originally were called lo the trailer park about 1:30 a.m when a resident said a man krpl yelling "H rlp ." Slrzalkowskl and Rowunun arrived In separate cars and persuadrd the man m aking the noise to have a psychiatric evaluation at .Jackson Memorial Hospital Palm Beach County to collar stray cats W O T P A LM B E A C H - Cats County m ay Ir stuff w ith a within the coniine- 7.A1T Director second and §290 for Ihe third He said other counties, in ­ cluding Martin and St. Lurie counties, require cats lo wear "b a r Johnson, a member at Save A Pet Inc., s non-profit d she ooooars forc­ ing cats to wear coffara” 1t will be s deathtrap. I’ve seen loo m any cats who have hung tbemschrea on s fence o r life U m b ." she told the paper. however, n-’ted his win mean a More (lost | will be returned to their W e won’t have to cuthrnlze as many and cat bttca and nuisance complaints will be reduced.” he said. Anim al control officers im ­ pounded 7.286 cats this year, compared with 6.398 cats for the same period last year. |g|umw u|j| m o o t? m o Officers picked u p 7.460 dogs this year, compared with T d U S loot year. he aald. tr Sansnrn has stlfed iHe (o ve r} , nor and Cabinet to reject t M i catch to recreational fishermen and 20 percent to (hem to enact a one year ban on leasing and drilling In ihe area. Dale Tw a rhtm an n . secretary of the Florida Department of " T h e environmental and hlaE n v ir o n m e n t a l R e g u la tio n , tnrir resource* of the area are wrote the letter of objection on recognized as both a state and brhalf of Martinez Tw a rhltn a n n national t r r a s u r r .'' M artinez told Ihe Interior Department that said. "W e cannot, and will not. an oil spill al Pulley Ridge could take any chances when It comes drill ashore In Florida Hay or the to protecting these resources Flo rid a K eys, or even pass from possible harm ." through Ihe Florida Straits and U N O C A L had planned lo drill hit the east coast “ anywhere the w e lls a b o u t 45 m l l r a , from the Keys lo Jacksonville.” ’’C o n s id e rin g I h r extrem e northwest of Ihe Dry Tortugas. In a section of the Gulf railed environm ental and eronom lc Impacts that an oil spill would Pulley R idge. U N O C A L had submitted Its plan to drill to the rsuse. Ihe risks associated with In te r io r D e p a rtm e n t before exploratory drilling do not np. Congrraa voted earlier Ihls year p e a r l o b e J u s t i f i e d , " F lo r id a ’ s e n v iro n m e n t a n d economy should the wells lead to anotlsptll. p /■_ \r V1, %• Tw a rh tm an n wrolr An oil spill could destroy thr offshore Gulf-bottom environ­ ment and mangrove tree* along th r soulhw rst Florida roast, both rs v n tl.il fisheries' feeding grounds Oil on thr I m-ui hr* o* the Keys could wreck the arra s to u ris m -d r pendent econom y. Tw arhtm ann wrote. U N O C A L d id p r o v id e environmental studies of the urea as well a* an o ll-tp lll clean-up plan, hut Tw arhtm ann said the studies Irfl unanswered too many Important questions. Florida has also rejected as Inconclusive an cxlenslvr Interi­ or Department study of Ihe Gull environment. NATIONAL TSMFt ■i’ i T o d a y ...s u n n y breezy and quite cool. High In Ih r mid lo upper 60s. W ind northeast 15 to 2 0 m p h . Tonight...fair and quite cool. Low in the m id lo upper 40s. Wind northeast lO m ph. W UM M SOAV C lo u d y 8 8 -8 8 TH U R SD A Y •hurra 7 8 -8 4 W e d n e s d a y ...s u n n y a n d warmer. H ig h In Ihe mid 70s. Wind east 10 to ISm p h. Tuesday. Norambac 29, i960 Vol 61, No 64 Second Clatt Pattaga Paid at Saalsrd, FtorId* tint Authorities said the officers engaged in a "violent struggle" during which the officers lost their weapon*. One gun was found In the trailer park, the other was picked up when the susprrt was arrestrd at DanU* W EATHER © E V -O FLORIDA Tl MIAMI IU P II — Florida 14 I lwrt**adrainl*M allan EOT today HI La City: Apalachicola *4 to M Crttlvto* tt 44 Oaylana Beach F art Lauderdale I* to FarlMyart n to n 1» Geinatrlito IS J* Jacttanvilto 11 M Kay W**t n n UU tond Mittal m *4 tt 4/ M 14 Varawla Bradenton II 40 41 1* 14 41 41 it Vara Beech 1* Writ Palm Saadi F R ID A Y F t y C l d y •§*§§ SA TU R D A Y F t y C l d y • §*§§ FULL D eo a§ ** 000 MACH CONDITION* W EDNESDAY: B O L U N A R T A B L E : Min 5:15 a.m.. 7:25 p.m .: Mu). 12:30 a.m .. 3:05 p .m . T I D E S : D a y to n a Beach: highs. 12 24 u.m.. 1:52 p.m .: lows. 6:32 u.m.. 7 :18 p.m .; N s w S m y r n a B each: highs. 12:29 a.m .. 1:57 p.m : lows. 6 37 u.m.. 7:23 p.m .: S e b a stia n Inle t: highs. 12:13 u.m.. 1:40 p.m .: lows. 6 20 a m .. BOATING 000 000 an 440 Olr I If 001 too SO* 010 SSO 4 41 400 • If tn Otr D aytons B each: Waves are 3 feel and very rough. Current Is to the south w ith a water temperature of 07 degrees. New S m y rn a Beach: Waves are 3 lo 4 feel and choppy. Current Is lo the south, with a waler tempera­ ture of 87 degrees. Sun screen factor: 17. •URDAV C to a r 8 8 .0 4 STATISTICS ________ (IMPS a i w i P«SIIUw4 Dally and Sander. •■cast Saturday hy Th* laniard Harald. lac . SM N. FrtacS Ay#., Ian toed. Ha. n m . limited harvest while Insuring the protection and future at this valuable marine resource.” said Ted Forsgren. director of the Florida Conservation Associa­ tion. The rule also was endorsed by the Florida Audubon Society. Ihe F lo r id a D e fe n d e ro of th e E n v i r o n m e n t , th e F l o r i d a W ildlife Federation and the Florida League of Anglers. Commercial fishermen soy the rule would unfairly allocate ah redfish to recreational anglers and leave them with nothing. Th e y blamed recreational fish­ ermen. w ho take about 75 per* cent of the catch, for the redOsh’s decline. " T h e recreational fishermen were responsible for 85 percent of problem ." sold Jerry Sanaom. director o f Organized Fishermen of Florida. " W h y should we punish the people who caused only a small part of the problem and give all of the Improved resource to the people w h o caused the problem?" lost hundreds ot days because of 30 separate offenses committed while he was In prison. Street completed his sentence In 3.025 days, about 53 jwrccni nf Ihe origlnul sentence. Most Inmates serve about 38 perrent of Ih rlr sentence. olHclal* said Investigators said Ihe two dead officers had answered a (V '.f n llr disturbance call at the trailer park about 2:15 a.m.. the second time police were called lo ihe neighborhood n o rth of M iam i. O unffre erupted and witnesses saw ihe suspect fleeing In Ih r green and while squad car. Martinez blocks offshore oil wells Shark attack chronicle given 2nd chance LOTTRRY Police aald Street had a 21-page criminal record dating back to 1972 that Included five Incidents Involving policemen, two of them ssasulta and at least one resulting tn serious Injuries lo officers. Bob M acnuUer. spokesman for the stair prison system, aald Street had been re­ peatedly cited for abusive behavior. Includ­ ing aaaaulta and attempted assaults on guards at four prisons tn which he served his attempted-murder sentence. Macmastrr said Street had earned enough “ gain lim e " lime to be freed Nov. 18. Prisoners routinely get one day of gain lime for every three days In prison. Street got nearly two more years In administrative gain lime because of prison crowding, bui Cabinet mulls redfish harvest restrictions Director to Quit o v ir park p U m ‘-W Police said Street had a 21-pass criminal record that Included aggravated assault, including attacks on police since 1972. He also had been cited while In prison. B t. A u g u s tin e to J u p it e r In le t •Small craft advisory Is In effect. Today...w ind northeast near 2 0 kts. Seas 5 In 8 ft hut up lo 10 ft In the gulf stream. Hay and Inland waters choppy lo rough. Tonight...w ind northeast 15 to 20 kts. Seas 5 lo 6 ft. Hay und Inland walyers a modrrale c h o p lo c h o p p y . Th e high trinperalurr in Sunford Monday was 74 degrees und the overnight low was 47 us reported by tin- University o( Florida Agrlcullurul Research und Education Center. Celery Avenue. There was no recorded rulnlull during th r 24 hour (x-riorl end­ ing ul 8 a.m. Tuesday. Th e temperature a* !l a.m. today was 56 degrees and Mon­ day's overnight low was 47. us r e c o r d e d b y I h r N a t io n a l Weather Service ul the Orlando Inlrrnallonul Airport. 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IBM — SA Car, fire truck collide at intersection ■ v M A D O IM M C M Hiraid staff writer Accused rapist couldn't start car C A S S E LB E R R Y — Cmaeclberry police charged a man with M xual battery, and report the victim aaid the euapect had to abandon h it disabled vehicle and bum a ride home for her aftet the attack at about 2 a.m. Friday. Daniel Louie Kelley. 24. of P.O. Box 01. Sanford, waa charged in the raae at 0:15 a.m. Monday. He was arrested at his workplace. Continental Circuits. 1150 Bell Ave., W inter Sfulngs. Bond la S5.03U. Th e 29-yrar-old Fern Park woman, who said she waa raped, allegedly by Kelley, told Casselberry police she met him at a friend's house Thursday night. Th e y left together and went to the Post Tim e Lounge. Casselberry, at about 10:15 p.m. Thursday. At about 1:30 a.m. Friday the man was taking the woman home. He stopped his truck on Sunset Drive. Casselberry. Th e woman said he raped her. When the man was trying to drive from the scene he backed hta truck Into a tree and then raped lhe.woman again. After the second assault the man's truck wouldn't start He received assistance from a man In a nearby house. Th e truck still wouldn't start and when the man who aided the suspect went back Into hla house Th e victim said the suspect told her he was sorry and she could slap, beat or slab him. She said the rapist, whom she had Just met. told her he loved her during the assault, but he also threatened to kill her If she had him arrestrd F.ventnslly the suspect asked the man who aided him with his truck to give the victim a ride home. She was taken home and from there went to a doctor Sale of stolon tprayor brings orvost SA N FO R D — A man whom Seminole County sheriffs deputies report stole an 51.(100 paint sprayer and sold It to a Longwood pawn shop for 5250 Is charged with grand theft and dealing In stolen property. Howard Douglas Davis. 27. of 330 Miller Road, was arrested at home at about 10.15a.m. Monday. Bond Is5 1.000 He is accuse of taking the paint sprayer from the truck of Marvin Evans at 458 Denton Court. Heathrow, at about H a m . Nov. 19 Th e sprayer was taken directly to U S Pawn. U.S. Highway 1792. and sold, deputies reported Pawn shop workers helped Identify a suspect In the case. Arvnad man arrastad In front of school L A K E M ARY — A man accused of wielding a butcher knife as he stood on County Road 15 In front of Lake Mary Elementary School, la charged with possession of a concealed weapon and disorderly Inlnsleatlnn. Lake Mary police received a report that a man armed with a knife waa disrupting traffic al the school Police said they found Hrrlberto Rivera. 25. of Deltona, at the scene. He was apparently Intoxicated and police said they look • 9 -Inch buicher knife from hla rear pocfcrt before arresting him at shout 10 20a.m . Monday Bond la 5500. Man amaatad with ataaka In pants LO N G W O O D — Longwood police report charging a suspected shoplifter with strong arm robbery and petty theft after the man struggled with W inn-Dixie workers, who said they knew he was trying to leave Ihe store with steaks stuffed Inside hla pants Jo hn Edward Olultan. 40. of 900 WUdmere Ave . Longwood. waa confronted In Ihe store al about 5 p.m . Monday Three store workers In the confrontation told police they were shoved by the suspect sa he tried to run. Th e y held the man for police. Bond for G luhan la 5 1.000. Phone service disrupted D E L T O N A — Ding distance service for Southern Bell customers In Drltary. Deltona and East Orangr was disrupted for several hours Mutiday afternoon, according tu Southern Dell officials Warren Dove, cointminlly relations manager fur Southern Bell, said that the cause of the problem waa a cut In a glass fiber-optic cable made by someone who was digging. Dove aald the person was nol identified, but may have been a contractor. Ingoing and outgoing long distance service went out about noon. Dove said a good portion of Ihe service was restored by 3 p.m . and by 5 p m all long distance service was restored. U.S., Japan to develop fighter U w lf d Pesos la lw s s ttta s l T O K Y O — Ja p a n and Ihe United Stales signed an agree­ m e n t T u e s d a y In b e g in a multiblllion-dollar Jolnl venture to d rv rto p a sta tr-of-lh e-a rt support nghicr Jet for Japan's air defense. T h e a g re e m e n t c a lls for U.S-based General Dynam ics and three Japanese companies — Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.. Kawasaki Heavy Industries Lid. and Fuji Heavy Industries Lid. — to Jointly develop Ihe new fighter based on Ih r General Dynamics F - 16 The combined cost ol devel­ opment and production of 100 llglm-r* is estimated at 5H.3 billion. The U n llrd Stair* has agreed to shoulder from 35 percent lo 45 percenl ol Ih r development cost for Ihe new plane, an official said. Japan originally wanted to develop Ihe new fighter without assistance from U.S. contractors. hut Washington Insisted that J a p a n p u r c h a s e a U.S.-developed aircraft to help reduce Its massive trade surplus with the United States. The agreement. Included In ih e M e m o r a n d u m o f U n ­ derstanding signed by Foreign Minister Sosuke Uno and U.S. Am b assad o r lo J a p a n Mtke Mansfield, stemmed from an accord reached last Ju n e be­ tween Defense Secretary Frank Carlurcl and former Japanese Defense Agency chief Tsutom u Kawara Y o ta ro lid s , p re s id e n t of M itsubishi H eavy Industries, said the new fighter will be a "symbol of U.S.-Japanese coop­ eration." T o satisfy Japan's Insistence that development of the new fighter be conducted under Ja p a n 's Initiative. Mitsubishi was nam ed the p rim e c o n ­ tractor. General Dynam ics and (wo other partners. Kawasaki and Fuji, were designated as sub­ contractors. ■M UM M NCV C A LLS M ONDAY • 9:51 a.m. - 1600 W . 25th St.. Apt. 50213. medical call, woman. 48. transported by RuraUMrtro. • 1 2 :5 2 p .m . 1 «0 7 Palmetto Ave.. medical call, man. 67. Kural/Mriru trans­ ported lo Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. • 1:21 a.m. - 2472 S. Park Ave.. medical call. man. 30. transported by Rural/Metro. • 2.12 p .m . 4290 S. O rtsnd o D rive , fire alarm caused by power outage, no fire. • 5 :4 3 p .m . 8 00 W . Fulton St., fire In trash In 3 garbage packer. • 7:17 p.m . — Fire truck Involved In accident al 20th Street and Airport Blvd. • 7:21 p.m . - 20th Street and French Ave.. trauma call, boy. 16, Rural/Metro trans­ ported lo Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. TUES D A Y • 1:26 a.m. - 709 W . Ninth St., trauma call, woman. 21. transported by private vehi­ cle. • 4:58 a.m. — 137 Country Club Drive, medical call, girl, 16. refuted transportation. SANFORD A 16-year-old bo y waa treated at Central Florida Regional Hoapltal Mon­ day after hia ear and a Sanford fire truck collided at the in­ tersection of 20th Street and French Avenue. A f ir e t r u c k d r l v r n b y firefighter Gloria W hitehurst was headed south on French Avenue on tls way lo a trash fire behind Rite Aid Drugs at the com er of 25lh Street and French Avenue, hen the a 'dent happened •nit 7 :2 0 p m . Sanford police report Ih r truck had Its flashing lights and siren • __ __ _ light al 2 0 lh Street. Ih rn pro­ ceeded through Ihe Inlrrserilon. A rar driven by Leonard A . Richardson. 16. of 4 I6 A Bay A vr. was headed west on 20th Street and collided with the truck ) 'otter reported the car was g ng about 35 miles per hour In a 25 rriph rone. Richardson was taken lo the hospital by Rural/Metro a m ­ bulance. whctc he was treated In the em rrgenry room and re­ leased. Damage t.« Ihe fire (ruck was estimated at 53.500 and damage lo the rar was estimated at 52.500 by Investigating officers. Retailers report sales gains over last year Retailers across the nation said Monday the long holiday weekend brought sales Increases over last year that. In many c a a e a . e x c e e d e d a n a ly s is * expectations snd brightened Ih r outlook for the season ahead. "W e aaw acme good doubled ig it (p e rc e n ta g e ) sales Incresses," said A n n Barkrlrw . a a p o k e a w o m a n fo r M in ­ neapolis-based Dayton Hudson Corp. "W e're very encouraged " O th e r re ta ile rs . In c lu d in g Montgomery W ard A Co., re­ p o rted s im ila r, b c tte r-lh a n expected sales gains, prompting some analysts to speculate the Industry could experience Its happiest holiday season In sev­ eral years " T h e past couple of yean, particularly last year in the aftermath of the stock market crash. Ihe season had gotten oft to a slow start." said Hutch V rm o n . an analyst with Lrgg Mason Wood W alker In r In , Baltimore. "Regardless of sales, retailers are heller prepared and havr krpt their Inventories In line." Earlier In the month, analysts had predicted retailero would experience lackluster growth of about 6 percent over last year's holiday sales volumes, due to a highly promotional atmosphere that hurls m erchants' profit margins As rxperled. markdown* w eir evident In stores across the country, where customer traffic was generally strong from F ri­ day. Ihe unofficial start ol the h o lid a y s h o p p in g s e a s o n , through Sunday. For merchants who rut price*, h o w e v e r, the s tra te g y wa* particularly effective, analyst* said, transforming some window shoppers Into Impulse buyers "Customers are suHerlng from sticker shock. I think, when they look al Ihe cost of app a rrl. especially." said Sarah Slack, an analyst wtth Bateman Elchtrr. H ill R ic h a rd s . In r ., m L o s Altgrlrs The effect on shoppers I* in /cm in on sale Items, shr said A l I n d u s t r y glam S e a rs . Roebuck A Co , the most ag grrsslvr promoiion.il campaign in thr com pany's hlsiory began ihe day alter Th a n ksgivin g , spurring w hai analysts d rsrrlbed a* low single digit Miles gains over th r w rrk rn d Sears sp o k rw so m a n M a ry Jean H o ud r declined lo com ment on the figure, but said "the tiol id.i v season Is oil to ,i good start with sales slightly atxivr rx|trrlJlk>n* " Analysis said even a modes) gain was a significant improve, ment for Sears, which recently announced It would begin a new p r l r r -c u l l l u g m e rch a n d isin g r o n r rp l a n d is now in th r process of rlra rln g Invrn to ry ih.it dors not 111 In with thr "every day low pricing" strate­ gy"You need to do some priming of the pum p to get customers In come to your store." Vernon Mild "But the Miles we re seeing arr |ust that, not unplanned markdown*." At Carter Hawley Hale Storrs Inc., which did not put prlre-off promotions to wide use. the Thanksgiving weekend brought moderate sales Increases, said spokesman lilll Domorowskl. who declined lo rite a spec ifl<gain Hut the Los Angeles based operator of Broadway and Em p o rt u m C a p w e ll s to re s downplayrd a slow start, pre­ dicting business will pick up next month "W e have 30 days between Th a n k s g ivin g and Christm as this ye ar." Domorowskl said Group warns of insurance industry crisis W A S H IN G T O N T h e problem of falling Insurance companies threatens to become as immense and thorny aa the ever-growing aavtnga and loan Industry crisis, the National Association of Insur anc* B ro k en warned Tuesday. State regulators should set quickly to c lo w foundering Insurance companies ra th e r th a n sh o rin g them u p w ith expensive bailouts, tike group said In re leasing Its study "Managing Insurer Insolvency." "In the real world, there are significant pressures w hich encourage regulatory delay rather than fast action against Insolvent u n d e rw rite rs." satd Martin McFadden J r ., president of the associa­ tion. "T h e consequences for policyholders, regulator*, and insurers arr far mom severe than they would be If regulators acted swiftly." McFadden aald Th e atudy found that the insurance business, which Is regulated at Ihe state rather than the federal level, has become more risky In recent years because of the high coats of claims for environmental damage much aa asbestos removal, pollu­ tion. and chemical spills Furthermore, corporate customers are turning to self-insurance lor routine coverage, such as medical care, leaving Insurance companies holding th r hag Inr the more dlftlrull. less predictable claims Aa a consequence, about 140 Insurance companies went under between Nov­ ember 1969 through 1986. 42 percent of those since 1983. according to a 1987 study by Ihe General Accounting Office. Ih r watchdog branch of Congrrsa. Th e num ber of com panic* under regu­ latory attention Jumped from 132 In 1978 — 8.43 p rrrent of the 1.568 companies reviewed by the National Association nt Insurance Cummtsaionrrs — In 590 In 1986. 23.55 percent of Ihr 2.503 com|Mnles reviewed, the G A O report said By comparison, the Federal Hom e b u n Bank Board estimate* that some 500 savings and loan companies are either Insolvent or close to failure out ol about 3.000 T h r hank b o a rd has closed, merged nr sold about 140 thrifts this year and Ih r total costs of resolving Ihr problems of the Industry arr estimated al between 550 billion and 4100 billion T h r costs of liquidating an Insolvent i n s u r a n c e c o m p a n y a ls o r u n be Mitchell leads trio for post as Senate Democratic leader W A S H IN G TO N - For the first lime In a dozen years. Senate Dem ocrats were m eeting to choose a new leader Tuesday w ith Sena. Daniel Inouye of Haw aii. Bennett Johnston of Louisiana and George Mitchell of Maine tn a clo w contest. Mitchell was believed to be leading hta more w n lo r col­ leagues In the race to succeed Senate Democratic leader Robert Byrd of West Virginia, but the secret-ballot, closed-door elec­ tion was considered highly u n ­ predictable. A veteran Senate aide pre­ dicted M onday that Mitchell would win. saying. "It s all but w w n up. It'a Just a question of whclhet It's Ihe first or second ballot." Senate Republicans and Dem­ ocrats, Including 10 new m em ­ bers elected In November, were scheduled lo meet In separate sessions to elect thetr leaders for the 101st Congress, which con­ venes tn Ja n u a ry . Almost all of the attention was focused on the contest among Mitchell. Inouye and Johnston, all three of whom campaigned to the end in an effort to win one of the moat comm anding and drm i n d l n g p o s i t i o n s in Washington. Mitchell's support appeared to have firmed up aa Sens. Edward Kennedy and Jo h n Kerry of Massachusetts. Jo h n Rockefeller o f W e st V ir g in ia and Boh Graham of Florida Jumped into hla camp. Mitchell claimed he was ahead going Into the final day with " w e ll o v e r 2 0 . not yet 28 (votes)." Neither Johnston nor Inouye were giving out numbers. Th e election requires 28 voles, a majority of the 55 Democrats In the Senate. If no candidate wins outright on the first ballot, the top two finishers face a runoff. T h e w in n e r Im m e d ia te ly becomes a major player In the Democratic Party as Congress squares off against President elect George Hush and Re­ publicans keep control ol the White House for four more years Senate Democrats also were selecting an asalstant leader and a No. 3 trader, the secretary of thr conference. V e te ra n In c u m b e n t A la n Cranston of California, who has been the asalstant Dcmocratic leadrr since 1977. was being challenged by Sen Wendell Ford of K e n tu c k y . Sens. P a trick Leahy of Vermont and David Pryor of ArkanMi* were seeking th r third post, vacated by In ­ ouye. T h r Republicans had only one fight — between Sen. Jo h n McCain of Arizona and Don N l c k l r s of O k l a h o m a fo r chairmanship of the G O P Senate Campaign Committee. Th e rrst of Ihe Republican le a d e rsh ip was u n o p p o se d : Senate leader Robert Dole of Kansas, assistant leader Alan Simpson of W yom ing, policy chairman William Arm strong of Colorado, conference rhulrm un Jo hn Chafer ol Rhode Island and con fe re n ce s e c re ta ry T h a d Cochran of Mississippi enormous, although no comparable rust llgures h a vr hern developed For example. Ihe cost of closing the huge Mission Insurance Co. In California are estimated at 51.5 billion. Just this m o n th , the T e x a s Insu ra nce board assumed 554 million In debt of Ihe National County Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Dallas L lk r the savings and loan Industry. Ihr funds tliat Insure the Insolvent insurers are created by assessments on the healthy portion of the industry. A study by T h r New York Time* this m onth showed those funds for all 50 states totaled 5917 million In 1987. up from only 582 million in 1984 A n d Just as moat of the savings and lo a n In d u s tr y 's p ro b le m s are conrentrated In thr depressed Southwest "oil patch." Texas accounts for the lion's share or the teetering Insurance compa­ nies. w ith 106 companies in liquidation and another 26 in conservation, aeronftpg lo Ih r W all Slrrel Journal Florida Is a distant second with 61 companies in liquidation and another 25 in conservation. Illinois. Pennsylvania and California round out Ih r lop five stairs. WRAP-UP YOUR CHRISTMAS E A R L Y T H IS Y E A R !) Call Mschalle NOW 330-1300 RANDOLPH COURT APARTMENTS W Hidden Lake Odva Sanford. Florida IT MAKES SENSE A good time to add Insurance to your Life Is when you're increasing the size of your family. 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THE ConvaToc* representative will be with us all day to teach and demonstrate many new advances In ostomy (colostomy. Ileostomy and urostomy) Hosted by Accardl HOME MEDICAL 8ERVICE8 (Acres* Irorn Central Pie. Regional) 321 MANOOUSTINE SANFORD, FLA. - 5 R 1 -0 R 5 5 �Sanford Hem ld (M m w -iiii 3 0 0 N . FRENCH A V E .. SANFO RD. F L A . 3a771 A re a Code 407-322-3611 or 831-0003 W>yM D. Davie* FaMMiar ItawsM W. Hm I>, *xs*vltvs Editor NWvla Mfrtot, A M m IHiw* Dtredar Home Delivery: 3 Month*. 814.35:0 Month*. 827.00. Year. *51.00. In Blair M«U: 3 Month*. *20.23: 6 M o n t h .. *37 00. Year. *00.00. Out Of Slate Mall: 3 Months *31 M ; S Month* *40 5*; Year *7* 00. EDITORIALS Debate loom s o n new budget F u n n y how the w o r ld gel* serious Im m e d i­ a te ly follow ing a n e le c tio n . F u n n y h o w plain talk a b o u t the Issue s, w h ich w e a lw a y s t h o u g h t was the essence of the c a m p a ig n , gets p ostponed u n til a fte r an election. A c a s e In point Is F e d e ra l Reserve c h a irm a n A la n G rre n s p a n a n d h is pointed re m a rk s the o th e r d a y about th e dangers of th e b u d g e t d e f i c i t . W h a t h e h a d to s a y n o t o n ly u n d e rs c o re d the h o llo w n e ss o f c a m p a ig n d is c u s s io n about th e deficit. It aras a sober r e m in d e r to President-elect B u sh a n d the D e m o c ra tic C on gre ss that they h a v e little tim e to come u p w it h a credible deficitr e d u c t i o n p a c k a g e . I f th e y d o n 't a c t. G r r e n s p a n suggested, he will. T o d a ily means th a t we will c o n tin u e to d e p e n d on a huge a n d unreliable fo reign cash flo w . T o dally Is to ris k a p lu n g in g d o lla r, w h ic h w c already a r c arete*. T h a t w o u ld im p e l G re e n sp a n a n d hia F r d e n U n a t i v e c o lic * i ?jc * to a llo w interest ra te s t o rise rather t h a n risk the d is tre s s of h ig h inflation. S p e a k in g to the bip a rtisa n N a tio n a l E c o ­ n o m ic C o m m issio n re c e n tly. G re e n s p a n c riti­ c iz e d econom ists w h o contend that “ deficits d o n o t m atter ve ry m u c h , or In a n y e v e n t that th e re is no u rg e n cy In co m in g to g rip s w ith t h e m ." G re e n s p a n w a rn e d that "th e deficit has a lr e a d y begun to eat a w a y at the fo u n d a tio n of o u r econom ic s tre n g th .” D e fic its are d a m a g in g , he aid. because " t h e y tend to pull resources a w a y fro m net p r iv a te In ve stm e n t." Deficits have fo rce d the g o v e rn m e n t lo b o rro w m oney that o th e rw ise w o u ld |k available to private b o rro w e rs — p e o p le w h o w a n t lo start businesses or rtrr clgp new products or bud* pewbulMMi#s. D r f H a . In b e t, a re a farm of ta x a tio n — on o u rs e lv e s and on o u r c h ild re n . O u r deficit d ifficu ltie s are c o m p o u n d e d by o u r lo w p ersonal-savings rale, n o w a b o u t 2 p e rc e n t. Th a t m e a n s that A m e rica n s d o not p r o v id e an adequate pool of capital to finance b o th d e b t and in v e s tm e n t. I n hts W e d n e sd a y rem arks. G re e n s p a n re fu s e d to be d ra w n In to the a rg u m e n t over w h e t h e r C on grrss n e e d s to raise ta x e s. Nor d id h e suggest w h a t program s h e th o u g h t o u g h t to be cut. th o u g h he did say th a t cuts h a v e t o be made. T h e real question, h r said. Is p o litic a l. "W e d o n ’t have a n u m b e rs deficiency. W e k n o w all the n u m b e rs W h a t w c have to fin d ts the m e a n s to find a n a tio n a l consensus to re ach a n a tio n a l c o m p ro m ise ." C o n g re s s and the W h ile House cre a te d the N a tio n a l Econom ic C o m m issio n to la y the g r o u n d w o r k for th a t national c o m p ro m is e . N o w . th e com m ission is having d iffic u lty . P u b lic bickering h a s erupted w it h in the 12 - m e m b e r panel — half D e m o c ra t, half R e p u b lic a n — o v e r w h e th e r taxes s h o u ld be ra is e d and w lie th rr defense sp e n d in g should ris e at the expense o f domestic p ro g ra m s. President-elect B u s h w ill add one D e m o cra t a m i o n e K rp u h llra n to (lie {K in d a fte r the In a u g u ra tio n . R o l* T t Strauss, c o m m issio n c h a irm a n , has in s is te d that ( h r deficit cannot be solved u n le s s Congress a n d the W hite H o u s e are w i l l i n g to consider e ve ryth in g — s p e n d in g c u t s . M edicare. S o c ia l S e c u rity b e ne fits, d e fe n s e spending a n d . yes. taxes. T t i a t sort of p lain talk makes W a s h in g to n n e r v o u s , as did G re e n s p a n ’s re m a rk s . But W a s h in g to n , n e rv o u s or not. needs to hear m o r e o f it. Berry's W orld ARNOLD SAW ISLAK Potholes hit on the road to victory W A S H IN G T O N - We are hearing plenty abnul what Democrat Michael Dukakis did wrong In his losing presidential campaign. « . jusi for s change lei us consider what mtstskrs Re­ publican George Bush comm itted on his way lo the W hile House. Bush’s first and demonstrably worst hlunder was the choice of Dan Quayle for hi* running mate. T h is Judgment la not based on whether the Indiana senator wilt be as bad In the vice presidency as the Democrats predicted or as good as Bush promised. Th a t remain* to be seen and Quayle has every right to s u n the Job with s clean slate and to get a fair assessment of hts work as he does It. But as well as anything can be proved In the arcane science of campaign-watching. II seem* certain that Quayle was a net m inus for the Republican ticket. One exit poll had IA percent of the voters interviewed saying ihey voted (or Dukakis because of Quayle: other measurement* had Quayle reducing flush’s vote by 6 percent. Inasm uch as Hush won 54 percent to 46 percent. Quayle obviously did not really en­ danger the Republican victory, but If he reduced the vice president's vote by as little as I percent, tt denied the GO P ticket of a landslide, which In presidential contests generally la regarded lo be the size of the vole Tor the lop of the ticket can have an etlect on races lower on live ballot. For example. Ihe R e p u b lica n Senate ca n d id a te in C o n ­ necticut lost by less than I perrenl. The switch of 2 percent would have elected another Republican senator in Wisconsin d 0 • and 3 points would m o n stra b ly luivr saved Ihe GOI* worst blunder seal tn Nevada It l* w a s t h e Im p o ssib le to say choice ol Dan that Q uayle s pre­ Quayl* J sence cost the Re­ p u b l i c a n s th o s e scat*, but an argument can h r made that 5 or more points on the Hush margin might have given him more of the Capitol Hill help he w ill so sorely need tn (he next session of Congress. Which brings up the next mistake Bush made In bis campaign. It had to do with w hal Winston Churchill derided as “ making Ihe n ibble Ju m p " when his m ilitary advisers suggested continuing the saturation bom bing of German cities already nearly leveled by Allied raids. Bush and his advisers probably fell Ihey had to hit Dukakis hard with negative campaigning when Ihe DentarrjM went out lo a big m id sum ­ mer lead In Ihe polls and that Ihey were Justified in doing so by the ridicule heaped on Bush by speakers at ihe Democratic National Convention The G O P attack ads obviously helped Bust) catch up to Dukakis, but when he storied pulling ahead. Ih r vice president should have started thinking what rffeci Ihe negative approach would have on future dealings with congress lo iim I Democrat*, especially the Irmctnu* partisan* who lead Ih r ju rty in the House. It is true that any politician w ho clim bs to congressional leadership probably is professional rnough not lo hold grudges after a nasty campaign, but there slso Is s time-honored axiom of politics that says. "D un ’t get mad. get even" i t i i w N m r a r u iw rta p a iw s u m JACK ANDERSON Soft stands will hurt George Bush W A S H IN G TO N - We c o n i read I w. an we look G iu rg r Bush's second bit of advice u td read h*s book — the 347 pa^r collection of hi* campaign speeches gleaned from two years on Ihe stump Surprise Bush did tslk about Ihe laaues beyond prison furloughs and Am erican flags and the Pledge of Allegiance Had someone Iol lowed him around long rnough. It was all there — ih r rontraa. drugs. N A T O . Palestine. Insider trading. Angola, gong tears, home Iras shelters, oflshurr drilling, global warming, even tort reform $0KK. A. R K » M T , ME $WFfP If Ilf JO*A flit H0N0M8U YEN. W IL L IA M A . R U S H E R W hither the Dem ocratic Party? Technically t oughtn't u» b r dispensing good advice lo Ih r D rm o rra is anyway. If I w rrr more Machiavellian. I would encourage them tn krep right on nominating N'onhem lilwral* for president until they get it right My own private hopr is that they pick Mario Cuom o In I ‘*02 That pigeon w as made for me But a* Emerson observed. "G od forever screens us from premature Ideas." If the Democrats aren't ready for change, nothing I sav will matter T o some extent, the depth of the Democrats' dilemma is obscured by th r comforting fact that Ih ey still control both houses of Congrrss — In fac t, managed lo tnerrase their margins even while being trounced by Bush (Th e y gained only one seat Ui th r Senate, however, and that was because my good friend BUI Buckley and scores of thousands of ntbrr Connecticut Republicans finally decided they preferred even a Democrat lo U iw rll W rtckrr. Ih r pompous liberal swlrir who had been misrepresenting them In the Senate for IH y e a rs ) But the Democrats' control of Congress lias far m o rr to do w ith th r advantage* of Incumbency (plus, in the House of Repre­ sentatives, gerrymandering) than with the charms of the Democratic positions on "Ihe Issues " On thr latter. It Is often Impossible In (r ll a Democratic congressional candidate from hla Republican rival on thr I m s Is of their campaigns. Living in New York, for example. I saw a good many T V commercials In which Ihe Incum bent (and subsequently victorious) Dem ocratic senator from next-door New Jersey. Frank Lauienbrrg. was depleted as an absolute scourge of crim inals — a tactic that conveniently obscurrd his general record as one of the Senate's most passionate lltieruls. Nor Is It tm r. as George W ill has suggestrd. that continued Democratic domination of Congress Indicates u settled disposition on the part of the voters to be "philosophically conservative bul operationally liberal ": I e„ to use Ihelr presidential votes us a way of signaling Ihelr general conservative Inclina­ tions on the Big Quest Urns, while electing congressmen who will m akr sure that they get u fair sluirr of any pork that's Itelng handed out. "M y brother goes back to the days when the only records they had were VINYL." 55 percent or mote. It m ay itrem to be splitting hairs to m «k c an Issue of I percentage point, hut at some point In th r first place, only u minor fraction of the voters — though, to be sure, a fatal fraction — spills th r ticket And even they would not suffice If Ih r nearly equal numbers of voles cost for Republican und Democratic candidates for House seats r v r r y two years counted equally. Inslrad of brin g w rtghlrd by Demo- resile state legislatures through gerrymanders No. Ihe Democrats as a party have lost the confidence of a majority of die electorate because la* I recently explained In lilts spacr) they are associated with uti|>opular isauttous on the issues that currently matter most tn the swilehabtr 20 percent of the voter* th r uncalled "social Issues." su< h a* rrim r. Right lo L i f e , w e lf a r e excesses, the sexual revolution, etc T h e D r m o c r a ls therefore can either wall until something m o r r favorable tn th em replares the social Issues as Ihe r h l e f r o n r e r n of these voters, or they r a n c h a n g e th eir p o s itio n on those Issues hy choosing a m o r r conservative p rrs ld r itlla l ca n ­ didate. A lo o k at t h is year's election sug­ gests how . In Ih r latter rase. Ihe Hern f Democrats a party have lost Ihe con­ fidence of a majority of the electorate^ or rat* might manage to win In the east. New York. Massachusetts. Rhode Island. West Virginia and the District nf Columbia even voted Democratic this time, and might well tie Jotnrd by Pennsylvania and Maryland another day. Out on the central plains. I here was majority support for th r Democrats In M in ­ nesota. Wisconsin and Iowa, with Illinois and Michigan surely not forever out of reach. In th r west. Washington. Oregon and Hawaii went lor Dukukls ik-nisen. T h ro w In California, which is nobody’s raghuhy. anti that’s 23H Not yet the tnagk* 270. hut getting there. Alt attractive, m oderately conservative nominee from somewhere out West, or even down South. Is whal th r doctor ordered. A n y suggestions? ICON* i LE TTE R S TO ED ITO R hellers to lltc editor are welcome. All letters must tx* signed and Include n mailing address and telephone number. Letters should hr on a single subject and us h rlrf us jMMsIble. Tlte Sanford Herald reserves 1lie right tordlt. S a n ro n r did follow h im a r o u n d — thou sa nd* of report it s lo o kin g for Ihe quote. Ihe gesture, t h r g s ff Th e n e tw o rk s , new * m a g a p l b r * . w ir e ■rrvices and major n e w s p a p e rs w ill argue that they wrote r n o u g h a n d s a id r ■><mgh on the issues lo f ill a fle e t of d u m p ste rs T h a t ’s true did talk about But Ih r complaint th « i s s u e s J on the Up* of nrarty every votrr was this "T h e c a n d id a t e s didn't talk about the issues" Translation I didn't hear the Issues whrit I turned lo my primary source of information — television. Ask the most Intelligent and arllculate of your friends why Ihey voted Its- way they did I hr answer I* not likely lo be: “ Bet m u s t Bush favor* a tw u y e a r budget cycle for major wra|Mins systems and an operational spate station by 11KMI." Morr often than not. the answer has something tn do with gut feelings Th e next president Is the man who didn't give the majority a stomach ache. It's no wonder that Wall Street woke up on Nov. fl and went Into a lalltpln Bush Is not entirely blameless. He look |>o»ltlon*. but they were cushioned In ihe language of catlnn balls, so soft and warm that no one on either side of Ihe Issue could be alarmed Hush promises In "encourage." " r r d u r e ." "m a k e it easier.'* " e v o lv e ." "p u rs u e " and "generate com plim entary sup|Kirt " A n English teacher w ailing for a real anion verb from candidate Bush would watt a long time. |Notr “ No new taxes" has nu verbal all I Push the cotton aside, and Ihe essential George Bush i nine* through as a man who It m>l as far to the right os hts predecessor except on issue* that were winners for Ranald Itragun — utwmimi. Star Wars, gun rights. Ihe lontras and. defense. When Hush ventures to he hts own m an. he orruslonally hedges or offers solutions which are already In ih r works. He makes some firm promises und charts a few undevlaling and innovative courses. Bui. on two crucial Issues — drugs and the economy — we read page uflrr p a g e of Bush verhtsgr and came up empty. lie promised In makr Dan Quayle his captain In tire war on drugs, but Congrrsa may acc Quayle out uf that oaslgnment by refusing In confirm anyone nlher than a Cabinet-level d rug czar Bush's solutions for thr d n ig c ris is look like *u m uch posturing. H r wants d ru g summit meetings with world leaders and d rug conferences with the states. But bis nitty-gritty law enforcement options are variations on old themes that did not work when h r was Reagan's d rug czar. Bush (brows In some "rrad-m y-llps" rhetoric about zero tolerance, hut dnig kingpins ure going lo have to are more than rhetoric before they la*Ilevr Bush. Ditin for lI k * Wall Street Investors. Th e ir currrnl Jitters can be blamed directly on Bush's unwillingness to be specific d urin g the rutnpalgn. H is speeches are long on pre­ dictability and short on solutions. He favors "stability In exchangr rales" and "free markets" and "great prosperity." L ■r J»<S Asiwww s«a Jew** l*M# ta n X M . INS. UMtoS F a k n tr*SK»t». lac. �**f i f e Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Toaaday. November 29. i960 - SA Launch- FIN A N C IA L Stocks open slightly higher N E W V r r K - Prices o p -n H slightly higher Tuesday In mod­ erate trading ol New York Stock Exchange laauea. T h e Dow Jo n e s Indualrlal average, which ( o k e.76 Mon­ day, wax up 6.41 lo 2007.04 ahortly after (he mantel opened. Advance* led decline* 406-341 among (he 1.347 laauea crossing I he New York Slock Exchange tape. Early turnover amounted to about 9.330,000 aharea. Before the market opened, the Comm erce Department rat*••'ted mat the nation'* groov national product rx^Mnded at a revised aeaaonally adjusted annual rate of 2 .6 percent In the th ird q u a ite r, the alowral Hro w ih alnee laic 1006. and Inflation aiao roae to Ita hlgheat level In six year*. Analyata aald higher Inflation levela could provide the Federal Heaerve with an Incentive lo Dollar down in New York; gold, silver open mixed T h e dollar m oved lower ugaln»t moat major currencies In artlve New York trading early today alter the releaar of gross national product data for the third quarter. The (.'o m m rn r Department r e p o r t e d t h a t Ih e U . S economy grrw at a 2 6 prrrent a n n u a l ra le In Ihe th ird quarter. the alaweat growth alnee U tr 1086. and Inflation ruae In lla hlgheat level In ala year* T h e p re lim in a ry figure* wrre up from the previously ratlmalrd 2 2 p erirn i annual rate, but dealer* aald Ihe rrpuri n m r a* a disappoint­ ment Most trader* did iuh think I lie decline would Last I- x long. In early trading tn the Far East, ihe dollar moved higher against the yen and finished Ihe trading session 0.15 yen higher at 122.15 yen. Th e dollar might have H oard lower had It not teen foe Ihe Intervention by Ihe Uank of J a p a n . T h e ce n tra l b a n k bought an estimated t l O O million, stopping the dollar'* downward (rend on Ihe c u r­ rency markets T h e dollar opened 0 SO yen higher al 122.50 y rn , but steadily spiraled d o w nw ard until (he central bank's in ­ tervention In Europe. I tie U S currency opened higher In Frankfurt at I 7360 Weal German m arks against 1.7338, In Parts at 3 0330 French trancs against 5 0203. and in ilruaaela at 36 30 Belgian franc* against 36 35 Major banks bump prime rata N EW YORK - The nation a major banka Monday raised thetr prime rales lo 10 3 per­ cent from IO percent, the filth Increase In the k rv rate this year, and the Utr*t sign that Ihe cost of borrowing fund* was moving upward Chase Manhattan Bank led Ihe move to the higher prime rate and was quickly followed by Citibank, the nation * larg­ e s t b a n k . M a n u fa c tu re rs H anover. M arine M idland. Flra % ykhagh. Dir Bank al Boston amt Morgan Guaranty ,Sc*V»al cither Igkllu (edited tha move, which was effective immediately The last change in Ihe (dime rate — the boar rate used lo ra lru la tr Interest on a variety of loans. Including (hoar to consum ers and small bustneaaea — was on Aug I I . when II was raised to 10 percent from 9 3 percent Financial markets had tn recent weeks expected an In ­ crease tn the prime and the rear lion was muted Dow J oom lAvtragts IO iS O u b . 30 Indus 2076 93 off 2 49 20 Trans 913 71 06 5 13 IS Utlte 182 73 up 0 12 63 Slock 790 90 oil I 74 push the dtacounl rale higher, which to not what the atock Ticket need* lo attract In veatora. Slock price* cl— ed narrowly mixed M onday In light trading, wllh b lu r chlpa outperforming other taaura as unfavorable new* of hike* in Interest rale* and oil price* added lo ihe market's economic concern*. Earlier this month. Ihe de punment aald the monthly Irade deficit fell 14.7 percent. LoealInttrMt These quotation* provided by member* of the National Aaaoelatlon of Securltle* Dealer* are represents r/vc Inter-dealer price* a* of m ldm om lng today. Interdealer m a r k e t s change throughout the day. Price* do not Include retail markup or markdown. Md American Pioneer 3*4 Barnett Bank 3 IH First Union FP8 L 19W JO H Fla. Progress 33 H MCA 424* Hughes Supply 17 M o rto n 's 20V* NCRCorp. 52 PVaaey 38** Scotty's 11*4 Southeast Bank 2 I H SunTrust 204* Walt Disney 62 504* Wcatlnghouae Brunswick 174* 8 ** M t Fla. National m . Winn-Dixie 43 E m in o a ............ 29 Aafc 34* 311* 194* 30W 33 f* 421* 17*4 20 H 52** 39W 12 21 Ik 204* 62** SOI* 17* 81* IS** 434* 294* said Ik-Marie said that Torrance serve a* a was called Into the oflk-r lu give union %|K»ke*ntan. wrote a letter a ( lardk alum id his teller H r objecting lo the cliy'a derision said I hr meeting was not In ­ H r said Marlin told him lo truded to b r disciplinary .tddrrs* || lo DrMarte On I k " I didn't know whether It (the ttltrrnomi ol Nov 21. Ton sure letierl was an expression of an delivered the lellrt opinuin or a siriMtg grievance." 1 h.il was 12 days altrr 28 DeMarie said workers volrd lo lie represented He said lie askrd Torrance a by the International Union nt lew questUms and al lire (mint (i)ierallrig Engineers la km I 673 when- the merllng was over. I I I 'OKI Torrance said his ixune Torrance lashed out at him was the stir ol at least one "H e Iri into me wllh a v e n ­ meeting (or thr employers to geance regarding m y alleged dls< uas Ihe union lack ol raring about employer* I In Ihe letter. T n rra n rr com­ pul tnysrlf on Ihe line w llh (lie plained lira! Ihe i lly overlooked Irm ployerl merit program. At ih r landing lor ih r employer o u r (Hilnt In lime. I iM-gan to program, yrl alienated 6600 lor warn him about hit demeanor a Christmas parly tor people Ural H r *top|>rd me In mid- sentence do not work Ira the rllv T h r and said T u t warning you.' He r.ttrrrd |Mtlv to Ire held Dee. 22 made accusations and used at the community center on obsi r n r language." DeM arie W ilm a S ltrrt was suggested by said. DrM .irtr and approved by the T h e following m orning, on commission al lire Nov 7 meet­ Nov 23. Torrance was susprnding Al ihe m rrllu g . DeMarie rd lor two days wllh pay. A said II was in lie an "apprecia­ disciplinary action form. Issued tion-type |>arty" f«*r Ihe volun­ by D e M a rie und signed b y teer l« unis and commissions llusslrr. slated that Torrance In Ills Irllrr. Torrance slated was guilty ol major offense* ol th at Ihe allocation (nr th r Insubordinate hrhavior and d is­ Employer u( thr Y'rar Program Is honesty. T h r tcfrm ice lo d is­ a "cheap price to pay for good honesty was because Torrance feeling*." told DeMarie h r had writ ten th r "H o w do you skip a budget I r llr r after work, nut on cum line? Hr'* |l)r Marie) notorious (■any lime. Ik-Marle In trrp rrtrd lor misplacing und not remem­ alter work to mean aftrr 3 30 bering." T o rn u u r said. p .m . normal work hours. T o r ­ H r also salit Im- believes that rance* lim e card show* that h r Ihe employee program a d Ion I* had (nine lied out at noon. retribution to ihe workers for However, DeMarie said that |olnlng ihr Inlrnuillonal Union Ihe letler was typed at T o r ­ of 0|M-rallng Engineer* Local rance's request by a secretary ut 673 HUGE). a p p r o x im a te ly 11:30 a .m .. ‘ ‘E ve ryth in g from DeMarie Monday. Nov. 21 und that h r serins like It's In direct relrlbu- didn't have u right to leave work lio n ." Torrance said. early. T h r morning nflrr Torrance To rrnn re la also accused of (h r gave thr Id le r to DeMarie. T o r­ lesser offenses of leaving hi* ra n c e aald. tils Im m e d ia te assigned work urea and misuse su|iervtMir. Charles I Ussier, told of city lim e (tic had already him lu report lo the rliy ml punched out when he delivered nilntstnilor. "T)M-y never told Ihe I r llr r (o e lty lull). me II was to lie a disciplinary "DeMarie accused me of leav­ m erllng; otherwise. I would have ing m y assigned work area, culled fur a w itness or an misuse o( time and abusive u llo m e y." Torrance said. language. H r alto stuck Ills * Tl wenl Into a sh o u lln g finger In m y face at least three m a ld i. T h r find thing h r (De­ limes and said he was w arning Marie) asked me ‘Is lhi* a union m e ." Torrance *ald. grievance?' 1 1old him no. II was llusslrr said last Wednesday m y personal opinion. Tills was aflemoon. " I am not al liberty to all set up Ix-cuiisr of union dlsrinse that information." w hen urlivllic*. Now. tills I* over or. questioned about the suspen­ Insignificant Id le r ." Torrance sion. The trio joined three Soviets already on hoard th r rrsearch station and Ihe publicity su r­ ro un d in g the jo in t French* Hiisslan space (light was In stark contrast lo the secrecy surroun­ ding Atlantis's mission. The shuttle's exarl launch lime will nol tie revealed until nine m lm ilrs I* Ion- liltoll, os­ tensibly lo hartqier Soviet rfforts lo learn details ulmul Hie shutlie’s trajectory, and thus the planned orbit of the spy satellite. NEW Y O R K — Foreign and domestic gold A stiver price* quoted tn dollars per troy ounce Tuesday Gold Itrvkju* rln a r 423 30 off 0 75 Morning fixing 422 10 ofl 1 40 Hong Kong 422 05 up 1 5 5 Raw Task Comes spot gold open 423 80 up 0 50 Convex spot a i m Open n n 7 u p 0 004 (L o n d o n m o rn in g fix in g change la based on the pre­ vious d a y 's closing price J Torrance is ronwnerd It i* Ix-raosr <>l In* union arlfvitlrs Hr (o n lrn d s that both Ik-M arir aiul ( i tauter are anti-union and questions w h ether they are ' deviously union busting." Dr Marie denied lllls allegation H r said Torrance * siis|irnsM>n Is the result ol wlial took placr in Ills oilier " I didn't lake action Immediately. 1 told him lu go luck lo work He stimiprd (Hit id my other and slammed the door He violated m any (M-rsonnel pot Icy procedure* He chose to vent hi* anger about a variety ol thing* on me which was entirely Inappropriate." Dr Marie said "Thl* entire Incident. If It's fabricated on fils pan to im ply thl* I* related to union rllnrt. Iliat 1* hi* lubrication." DeMarie said TaxC ontinued fro m Fags 1A siooers they never d trrd rd Ihe d l y attorney lo draw up an ordinance lo create th r d is t r ic t . C ity A tto r n e y William Colbert said oilier tax­ ing bodies which collect luxes from Ihe nrru would have lo hr Inlonnrd llia l Sanlord is c o n ­ templating such a dlstrtlcl. and public hearings must be held lieforr Ih r ordinance Is (Hissed. Other taxing bodies that would have lo be notified are Ihe county and the school board. "I am not sure whether we have tim e before Ja n . 1 lo arronipllsh this or not." hr said. However, the commission, ut Faison's suggestion, directed Colbert lo Immediately Inform thr other taxing tiodlr* ol th r movr. und bring hark an o rd i­ nance ready for passage al the next inerting, which Is Dec. 12. Fulsoii said II ih r commission (Hisses It on prelim Inury trading thul night. II can Ik - adopted al the last meet lug of Ihe yrar. The rnmmtaalon also heard another request Iroin Clayton Hartsoe lo susprnd a tine Im ­ posed on h im by the city code enforcement board for nol h a v­ ing a current registration lag on the car he Is restoring next lo his house. Hartsoe. o f 2102 H a rlw e ll Ave„ appeared before th r c o m ­ mission lost week lo ask for r r ld f from Ihe code board's action. w hich Is thought to have cost up to 6300 million. Sources hove *ald Mullanc will use Atlantis's 50- fool robot arm to deploy thr glunl satellite, w hich will open u p In space like u chrysalis as tw o huge solar panels and a rectangular radar antenna unfold. T h e deployment Is llioughl In be *( h r d u l r d Cut F t i d a y . assuming Atlantis gets off the ground on time, but no Informa­ tion about the status nf the m ission will b r released byN A S A o n c e the shut lie is In orbit and all air-to-ground conversa­ tion* between Ihe crew and mission control will b r kepi secret. If all goes well. Gibson and com pany could wrap up thr second post'Challenger mission w llh a touchdown at Edwards A ir F o rrr llasr. C a lif , as early as Sunday. D rr 4 T h e exact land ing lime will nol lie revealed u n t i l 24 h o u r s b r f n r e touchdown Like ihr rest of thr flight. Atlantis's countdown i* tiring carried out In s rrrrc y except for periodic statements o u tlin in g generic milestones that do nol p r o v ld r Inform ation on I h r eventual launch lltnr. Sources, however, provided a detailed countdown t l m d l n r that showed Ihr first of several built-in hold*oecorrintr at 4 p.m . U o m l o MiidrodtoK ill rotdr!."ht En gln crts (lien w r r r sched­ uled to load liquid oxygen ami liquid hydrogen Into on board tanks In power Atlantis'* elec­ tricity-produr Ing fuel crll* before Ih r start of another eight-hour holdut 8 a m Tuesday. A 16-hour. 40-m lnute hold was expected lo liegln ut m id ­ night Tuesday, ending al 4 40 p in Wednesday w hen engineers planned to roll a totaling gantry away from Atlantis, exposing th r ship to view A il.m u s s gum external furl tank Is scheduled to h r loaded h r tw r rn 11 p.m. k s t W ednes­ day and 1:46 a in. K S T T h u r s ­ day. (lending Dual approval ol the mission management tram . VeteransCoallaastf fro m Fag* 1A on Dee 8, said D o n n a St Jo h n , a VA spokesman In Washington. D C The stop will one of srvrral sites bring considered for the hospital between Orlando and Florida's east coast St. John said Ihe prnpnw-d hospital will have 490 beds and tNe nursing home will have 240 beds Site acquisition Is slated to be completed by Ju n e 1992. she said About 15 percent ot the Mate's I 5 milium veteran* live In Ihe live-county Cen'.ral <<rtda arra i ompused of Seminole. Orange, llrevard. Osceola and Volusia Counties. Si Jo h n said The area was Identified In a 1982 study a* one of four in the state needing a VA hospital because Ihe nearest one Is several hours away in Gainesville. T h e final site selection la rxperled lo become a political hot potato C ongressm an B ill Nelson. D-Melbourne, lavora a stir in hte hom e district of Melbourne. Other Mies have been proposed for Orlando allhough string of a hospital there may reduce use of Ihe VA'* outpatient clinic In downtown Orlando, St John said Rep B ill M c C o llu m . R A lta m o n te Springs, said h r would not rndorse a particular site. T h r House Veteran's Affairs and Appropriation* comm itter* each must approve the final stir and spending package, but V A official* said siting 1* based on objertlvr criteria such as th r num bers of veterans In the area and aeresaiblllly lo ih r site from roads W hile thr House ro m m ltlrr* Ilave ulUm air approval of the M*r a.-d funding, rh a r./r* arc unlikely, odk-ialssuid Actor John Carradine dies at 82 Gold And Slhrtr W o rk e r— C o n tin u e d from Pag* 1A C m tls s a d fro m F a gs I A satellite capable of "seeing" targets on ihe ground at night and through cloud cover. Ironically, as N A S A officials stoically said "n o ro m m rn l" (o m ost q u e s tio n s a bout ih e mission. Soviet spate officials released live television shots from orbit Monday us two et mm i-uts and a Frenchman suc­ cessfully docked w llh the M ir sparr slullon after a two-day orbital rendezvous. MILAN. Italy — John Car­ radine. the gaunt character actor whoar career spanned six de­ cade* and who was patriarch to three actor sons, died at age 82 on a visit to Italy, a hospital spokesman said Monday, Carradine died Sunday al F a lr b r n r lr a lc lll Hospital lu Milan, officiate said Th e cause of death was not announced Hte ton David was al hte bedside. "He (tXividl read to him from 't w o of hi* fa v o rite hook*. Walden Pi Hid' Isic I and Age* of Man."' David s wife Gayle Car­ radine said from her Lot Angeles home Those w r r r two winks that John used to read to David when he was a c h ild ." Carradine * sons David. Keith and Hubert all lotkiwrd thetr lather Into the acting profrsalon David and Keith flew from Lo* Angrle* to Milan when they learned early Friday of thetr father'* hospital Uatlon Unfortunately. Keith had Id rrtu m to lam Angeles on a project, but Duvki stayed al hte father * side to the end. al 6 48 a m Sunday," Gayle Carradine said David Carradm r said by telephunr (nun Milan that hi* lalher m e n tio n e d t h r e e film * in particular a* hte personal favor­ ites " ‘G ra pe * of W r a t h ' and ’Stagecoach' are the ones I heard Ihlm talk about) Ihe most. And Captains Courageous' I think pan of It was because it all happened on a sailing ship And that really was hte favorite thing In his whole life, hte sailing." In Lo* Angeles, his son Keith said: "I don't think he ever S A R A K O B R IN Sara Kobrin. 75. 111 Cedar Point Lane. Longw uod. died Sunday ut her residence. Born August 5. 1913 In New Y’ork. she turned to Longwoml (rum Liber* ly. N Y. Ill 1955. She was a co-founder of Kobrin Bulldrrs Supply. Orlando, u mrmlx-r ol Temple Israel, a member of O U T . Iladassah. Survivors include sons. Philip. Orlando. Ila rve y. Longwood; brother, Daniel Yeager. Liberty; sisters. Florence Sussmun, Lib­ erty. Tlllle Yeager. Middletown. N.Y’.; und 10 grandchildren. Belli Shalom Memorial ChaOrlando, in charge nf arrurigemenls. jk -I. M RS. M A R G A R E T C . M USIC Mm Margaret C . Music. 78. 205 Manor. Altamonte Spring*, died Sunday ut Florida Hospital. Orlando. Born August 27. 1910 In Chicago, she moved lo Alta­ monte Springs from there lit 1967. She was a homemaker, a C a tho lic, a m r m h r r of Hie Scmlnulr \Vniiu-it* C lub mid the Illinois Club. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e her h u sb a n d . J o h n ; d a ug hte rs. M rloldv Neal. Atlanta. Belly regretted a moment. I heard him say. wllh relish. T v e been In some of thr best pictures ever made, and some of the worst .'" A faintly memorial servlre la b e in g planned; details were pending Com edian B ob Hope, who worked with Carradine In the 1934 film comedy. "Casanova’s B ig Night." remembered the actor (or hte versatility. “John was the full bag." Hope aald. "H e could handle almost any­ thing on his feet, and he did It w e ll' * Carradine. known tor charac­ ter roles In classic Western movies, was In Milan tn connec­ tion with publishing house cele­ bration* marking the 40ih anni­ versary- of "Tex W lU er." Italy's most popular Western cartoon atrip, which is drawn by an Italian, show business sources said Carradine was to b r the guest of honor at Ih r showing In a Milan cinema of Ihe classic 1939 Western "Stagecoach." starring J o h n Wayne with Carradine as a co-aiar Born Feb 5. 1906. Carradine was a rum ble-voiced, gaunll.tcrd actor who began his acting career on Mage tn 1923 and w e n t (ram th e a lr r roles la H o lly w o o d , w here h r made nearly 300 movie* T h e 6 -fool-1 actor spent hte early days stalking Hollywood Boulevard, wearing an Edwar­ d ia n cape a n d a p o u lln g Shakespeare. He waa walking the famous street one day recit­ ing line* (ront "H am let” when director Cecil B. Dc Mllle heard hte rich, deep voice and grabbed h im for a role In " T h e Sign of the C ro s s ” S m ith . Huffman Estates. III.. C a r o l H u n t. Illin o is ; seven grandchildren; and four great­ grandchildren. D a ld w ln -F a lr rh ild F u n e ra l Hom e. Forest City, tn charge of arrangements. E M I L Y W. 8 A C U C T T Em ily W. Sacked. 87. 241 S. O ld Monroe Road. Sanford, died Monday, at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. Born Dec. 8 . 1900. In Vallejo, C a.. moved lo Sanford front Colum bus. Ohio In 1930. She was a m em ber of Ihe H oly Cross Episcopal Church. Survivors Include two daugh­ ters. Kulh Dye, Sanford. Dorthea Connelly, Jacksonville Beach; 10 grandchildren, and 12 great­ grandchildren. Hrlssnn G u a rd ia n Funeral Hom e. Sanford. In charge of arrangements. DR . EVELYN W. SHAR P D r. Evelyn W. Sharp. 87. 129 Belhunc Circle. Sanford, died Saturday. Nov. 26. al Lakcvlcw N ursing Center. Sanford. Bum Scpl. 7. 1901 In Orange Cliy. Fla., she mnvrd to Sanford In 1985 from Dr land. She was n p ro fe s s o r of e d u c a t io n , a J. *t i H r kept active In hte lalrr years w llh featured roles in movies, lelevtskin and theater. Richm ond Reed Carradine was born In New York's Greenw ich Village and an early ambition waa to become chief Justice of Ihe U n ltrd Stairs H r gave that up when hr discovered he had talent as a quick sketch a rtist. Carradine worked as an artist for five yrar*. sometimes In theaters where he came tn con­ tact w ith acting and he finally d e c id e d that was w h a t h r wanted lo do Hte m m v ** In a play art him ofl lor Hollywood where he found the business lough to enter. He spent most of hte rime with various thealrr groups, playing Shakrspearr. Som e rimes at m id n ig h t he would tnvadr thr H ollyw ood Bowl where thr surro u n d in g hilts shut him off from people. He would stand alonr In Ih r dark and act out roles fro m the E n g lis h b a r d 's plays. A fte r De Mllle hired h im . C a rra d in e became a "g h o s t v o ic e ," his ru m b lin g tunes dubbed Into thr mouths of other actors His goal of acting in thr movies was fulfilled In 1936 when three years alter " T h e Sign of the Cross" he was cast by Jo h n Ford as a villainous prison guard In " T h r Prisoner of Shark Island " Hte career look off. Hte pictures Included "C a p ­ tains Courageous." " T h e Grapes of W r a t h ." "Jesse J a m e s ." "D ru m s Along Ihe M ohaw k." " S t a g e c o a c h ." " T h e T h r e e Musketeers." "The E g yp tia n ." "Cheyenne Autum n" and "T h e Kentuckian." m em ber of the Royal Tem ple F M .E . C h u rc h . She was a m em ber of Florida Association for Supervision and C u rricu lu m Development. Childhood Educa­ tio n Internalonal. A m e ric a n A s s o c ia t io n of U n i v e r s i t y W om en. West Volusia Council on H u m a n Relations. United W ay of Volusia County, Am e ri­ can Lun g Assulallon. Menial H e a lt h B oard A s s o c ia tio n . C h u rc h Women Untied. C o m ­ m u n ity Garden Club lu Drland Evergreen Women's C lu b of De­ land. Alpha Ka|>|>a Alpha Sorori­ ty m id Della Kap|>a G am m a Society Internal lonal. S u rv iv o rs Intlud r a niece, Doris Thom as. Sanford, O a k la w n P a rk C e m e lery/Funcral Home. Lake Mary. In c h a rg e ol a rra n g em e nts. FUN KHALI M c x rrr.iM iL vw . Funseal M rvkst tor Emily W Vscbsff shs TustSty M Holy C ro u i F K f t e Church Chspsl at Pasco tail* IS* B »» Faifar William O. Hunt officiating Vmutton will bo *a<d Tuaoday from t o m until l a m Momortal confrWu Item can ba glron to Ita Kottorlng Cancor Cantor. (10 E Und proof. Fifth Floor. Hon York NY 10011 Britton Guardian Funoral Homa. Vanlord, in charga at arrangamontt dmdMonday, (till t d U K p r n �Cuomocalls forsupport forBoth S A L I M . Mo m . •>* joerzttc New rock G ov. Mario Cuomo called for htpartl ouppotl of Republican President-elect George Bush, but warned that Bush will have to consider raising taxes to cope w ith America'* social U b such aa A ID S and drug abuse. Cuom o, In an address Monday night lo an audience of 2.200 at Salem B u te College, also said Buah could became a "great president" because he (aces "great problems." Cuom o, expressing strong praise for Democrat Michael Dukakis, said the Massachusetts governor lost to Buah because the American people did not accept his ideas while Bush was able to convince Americana they had prospered during the Reagan administration. Cuom o said despite the federal budget problems, the United States still has to address extensive social lib that Include drug abuse. A ID S and an education system that b failing l b future work force, particularly blacks. Hbpanlcs and women. Copp«r-7 c u m m ayt » rttrtod G .D . Searie and Co. said a Minnesota court released affidavits Indicating two members of a federal jury read news accounts of the trial before awarding 97 million to a Minnesota woman suing the company over Its contraceptive device. Esther Koclcmba. 35. Elk River. Minn., was awarded the money Sept. 9 following a 14-week trial in U .S. District Court In St. Paul. Minn. Koclcmba blamed a Copper-7 Intrauterine birth-control device for an Infection that left her Infertile. " T h is b still mote evidence that justice was not done In the Koclcmba case and I expect the Judicial system will correct that Injustice." an attorney for the Skokie. III. company said. " I do not believe 1 have ever seen a stronger case of ju ry misconduct requiring a new trial.' T h e affadav ivita were made public after Kortemba's attorneys asked the court lo release them. Searie said. Th e company, a subsidiary of St. Lou Is-baaed Monsanto, d ie d aa “examples of misconduct " an affidavit from Juror Katherine McIntosh staling “ From the beginning of the Irtal. one of llte Jurors. Juro r A . regularly read articles about the trial and several limes mentioned the contents of those srlk-les to us. * lacks, Ja w s recall cooperation civil rights era during seminar l A T L A N T A - CIvU rights lead Jam es Fanner said Monday blacks and Jew s should working together for the and religion-blind" society that eras the original goal of the civil righto movement. Fanner. 69. the, former presi­ dent of the Congress for Racial Equality, was one of 100 black and Jew ish civil righto activists a tte n d in g a sem inar at the te r P re s id e n tia l went out separate ways to our own churches and synagogues, that was the only time we were divided along religious lines." he said. "B u t when we came together, we were brothers and abler* In Ihe struggle. "F o r these two days in which we ire together. I ask you to remember that commitment to Justice and racial equality and carry ll forth from here Into the future." , i- ^ja * Andrew aoodman. James union and Renewal." b focusing on social, legislative and Judicial d c llv lt y from Ih e lim e the N A A C P was formed In 1909 lo the present. Farm er said when he and a up of students formed C O R E Chicago In 1942 they ded themselves to working far racial justice, with religious differences eliminated in the Interest of brotherhood and co­ operation. "W e were — In so far as It was possible In a segregated society r- colorblind and religion-blind." Said Farmer. " A s a student In prose days I was looking for a Cheaper place lo slay and I remember a young man named pen Segal rented me an apartkvcnl. I didn't ihink of him as Jew ish. I Just thought of him as r Chaney and Michael SctiWtTTH r. white. Jew ish men from New York wbo were killed In 1963 aa they tried to Investigate a church bombing In Mississippi. T h e deaths helped galvanize Ihe civil rights movement and lead to Ihe Civil Righto Act. "Schw erner. Goodman and Chaney did not go to Mississippi as Jeers." said Fanner. " T h e y went there as brothers searching for justice. But our enemies Identified them aa Jeers. T h e y referred lo them as ‘those Je w bo ys." Arnold Aronson, s veteran civil righto activist from Sliver Spring. Md.. said It was Inevita­ ble that blacks and Jeers would become allies In the struggle for racial and religious |u*tkc. T R E N T O N . N .J. - A Colomh b n -b o m grandmother, believed to be the lust w om an convicted under the new federal drug kingpin law. was sentenced to life Imprisonment K j n t ’n> m u fined more than 94 million on charges she ran a multi-million d o lltr cocaine r in g In New Jersey and New Y ork. E u ca ris C eballos. 5b. was convicted of conspiracy to dis­ tribute more than 11 pounds of cocaine, engaging In a continu­ ing criminal enterprise to dis­ tribute narcotics and rebled charges following a Ihree-monlh trial that ended In September. She was ordered lo serve her life term with no parole and fined 94.000.200. f w e came face to face with unspeakable evil.... Persona who organize such vast criminal enterprises can expect no leniency and no sympathy In court j U .S . District Garrett E. Brown J r . called the evidence against Ceballos "overwhelm ing ... we came face to face w ith unspeak­ able evil." "M rs. Ceballos exhibited a callous greed ... “ Brow n said of the cocaine dbtrtbutlon ring In which she recruited young His­ panic males aa workers and used cellular phones In an effort to evade wiretaps. "Persons who organize such vsst crim inal en­ terprises can expert no U n lrn c y and no sympathy in court." Ceballos, wearing a dark blue sweater over her rad and black dress, remained expressionless as Ihe sentence was Imposed. Through a court-appointed Inlerpralor. Ceballos declined lo speak on her own behalf before Ihe sentencing. Ceballos b said lo be the first woman In the nation charged and convicted under a 1996 revision at the kingpin statute that made a life sentence m a n ­ datory upon conviction, accord­ ing lo federal prosecutors. During the trial, Ceballos, w h o had bee desc Toed hv her a t­ torney aL a "III Je old b o y ." sat q u ie tly In c o u rt w e a rin g a housecoat and bedroom slippers Assistant U .S Attorney Donna Sonsgeit and special assistant U.S. Attorney Charles O rin n ell said Cehallo'a organization wna In business for 12 years and often sold Reins, a potent brand of C o lo m b ia n roralne. at 2 pounds for 917.500. Ceballoa. w h o had homes In Hollywood. ! Fla. and Jc rs e ) City. N J . . ran a 91 mllllon-a-week drug ring, was called "D ona T u l b . ” Killer tornadoes came without warning Killed In Raleigh were Janet Dame*, a. crushed when a chimney collapsed on her R A LEIG H . N .C . — T w in tornadoes that bed; Pete Fulghum. 12. who died of head carved a 200 -m ile path of death and and cheat injuries, and Leroy and Mary destruction through North Carolina struck Alston, found outside their shattered trailer without warning, killing four people and In Nash County, their arms around each other In a Iasi embrace. Th e ir two children leaving more than 500 homeless. National Weather Service forecasters said suffered only minor Injuries. National Weather Service meteorologist* they had no him of prndlng destruction until the storm hit. Th e y issued their first In Raleigh said the tornado system devel­ tornado warning 45 minutes after Raleigh oped ao quickly forecasters had no time to Issue warnings. residents were blown out of their beds at I a m . Monday. " T h e atmosphere did not give enough "People heard the whbtltng sound. Some clues to us that this type of explosive in their bathtubs, some got Into their thunderstorm would develop.” said fore­ (ways. Some people didn't hear anything caster Dennis Decker. 'T l had not given us any indication ll had the potrallal lo be as at all. The)* were totally surprised by Ihe whole thing." -a id Red Cross spokes- roman deva>' .Ingas It a ria " L u m n Gouge. Decker said Hie weather service never Th e tornado that hll Raleigh, gouging a Issued a tornado warning or tornado watch path several hundred yards wide and 10 alert for Raleigh. The first warning for the m ike long, eras one of two that plowed state a rm ! out at 1:43 a m .. 45 minutes after through Ihe stole, touching down 17 times the Raleigh devastation over a 200-mile stretch from the capita* city 1 lx first tornado set down In a fashion­ lo Ihe Outer Banka. able nr xihwest Raleigh neighborhood of Four people were killrd. two in Raleigh trre-ltned streets and stalely homes coating and two In neighboring Nash C ounty. A l up lo 93004)00. then careened Into a 157 were injured. Including 10 ad- commercial area, demolishing everything In its path, including a K mart department One of the 10, W lUlam A. Atkina. 27. of store. 100 pleasure boats at a yacht Wake Forest, was In extremely rrltira! company and a Mack truck facility where condition In llte neuro-Intensive rare unit of huge tigs were spun Into the air like Wake Medical Center early Tuesday, a M alrhboa cars. nursing supervisor said A Winnebago was Dung ISO fret. Clothing S hung from trees throughout the city People In night clothes filled Ihe street* to Inspect Ihe devastation After doing about 925 million damage in Raleigh. Ihe tornadoes skipped across I h r eastern hall of Ihe stole, felling homn* and businesses likr dominoes In com m unity after community Nash. Halifax. Northhampton, flare. H yde and Pamlico counties left the twisters h rlu rr they leaped Ihe Pamlico Sound to the O uter Banks. In Bsyboro. a tornado whirled down S ta ir R outr 304 lor 20 miles, destroying s house a n d tw o tra ile rs a n d d e m o lish in g a 1 .0 0 0 seat football stadium T h e rom m unily of Martbrl. just east of H i)b o ro , vusta, u J be. vy damage from the winds and Ihe Coast Guard slatton at tlobuekrn lost power and had to switch to generators In llyde C o un ty a public library was demolished Once II reached Pamlico Sound. Ihe storm up-tor it across Gnosr Creek Island before '"m p tn f over lo Man ten, m the O uter Banks, and slammed eight houses. 25 cars, nine mobile homes and several boats Th e homeless fell lucky lo be alive " ll was the worst thing I've ever been through." said Ann Mobley as she surveyed the damage to her Raleigh apartment "T h e re was a flash of b lu r light It roared right through." Carlucci seeks 2 percent rise in defense W A S H IN G T O N Defense Secretary F la n k Carlucrl said -M onday h r wBI argue for a <2 "re a l" _ __ ____ ‘a military Iget and warned that freezing growl]h could mean cuts In U.S fo rm Al the same lim e Carlucci appeared willing lo sacrifice the Mtdgetman nuclear missile pro­ gram. calling II "quite frankly p ro h ib itiv e In a re strained budget environm ent." Th e defense secretary made th e r e m a r k s a l a q u e t tlon-and-answer session with members of the Western Euro­ pean U n io n -N o r t h A t la n t lr Assembly. He later left Washington lor Pari* to confer with French military officials for two days before going lo Brussels for a N A T O defense ministers meet­ ing. In response lo questions about Ihe budget. C a rlu crl sold. " A l 2 percent real growth, our current defense budget Is executable. We w ill not have to take down anything further from the forte structure" T h e Congressional Budget Of­ fice estimates an Inflation m e at 4.1 p crrrni for Ihe next fiscal year, meaning Ihto year's 9300 million military budget would have to rise to about 9 3 12 billion just to slay even with Inflation T h a i la what la know n as zero 'real' growth. A 2 percent alter -Inflat loti or real' Increase such as Carlucci proposes would mean adding another 96 blllkm. fur s total 9318 billion In m ilitary spending (or (he I OHO fiscal year that begins nexl Oct 1. Those dollar Increases would mount over a five-year period with higher Inllallon and long­ term programs, and aides lo P re s ld rn l-e lrc i George Bush have Indicated he tnlghl try to M d the military budget lo zero growth "N ow . obviously If you go from 2 percent real growth lo zero real growth, you've got a problem and over a five-year period that problem Is about 9116 blllkm in programs.' Carlo* cl said "There are two ways to do this. One la Ihe unfortunate way lhal we did II In In Ihe 1970s. which Is in effect lo hollow mil our lor res. short-change them in ammunition, readlnesa. lei Ihe quality o( our people erode, and I hope we would avoid lh a l," hr said Tire othrr option he said. Is to address the size ol overseas hirers, which he said Is "about as low as you a m sensibly get It and still execute our m llllxry strategy around the world. "If additional lucre structure cuts are required, you're going to have to look at am h things as deployable (aircraft I carrier lial tie g ro u p s and some force struc ture overseas because you cannol maintain Ihe rolallon cycle and still keep Ihe same fo rc e s t r u c t u r e y o u h a v e overseas. My position Is lhal w r ought In continue to argue lor Ihe 2 p rrre n l real increase." Car luce I said During th e p rr» id rn ti.il c a m p u tg u , liu s h s a id Ik U v o t e d liu th the MX m obUr mlaslle. whic h w o u ld be t r a n s p o r t e d o n ra ilro a d s In r u n lu s c Ihr S o v i e t s e n d th e M td g etm an lo u p d a t e A m e r k a 's la n d Itasrd leg o f l ls n u c le a r d e te r r e n t On the Mtdgrtman. Carlucci said. I have argued that the Mldgeimun may well tir a de sirable system but Its rust Is qultr trankly prohibitive in a restrained budget environment " W r can get 500 MX warheads for. a cco rd in g In the latest estimate, about 913 3 billion llfe-ryrle crest to finish out our M X system That would be putllng the last 50 warbr.tds In llte rail garrison mode " T o g e l 5 0 0 M ld g e tm a n warhead* you've got a life cycle Investment id about 935 blllkm I don't know where you get tliat In a budge I that Is as c o n ­ strained as I just dlsruaaed." f Isn't there someone special you'd like to call; ® Southern BeN A tULSCUTH Company Souffwn Be* prondM U > «M 1 * «w i ( « / caSng zone «ro*co*vwcl<mioc«»u» long M a u ra co»t<>wv** T h is Is S ou th ern B ell! �■pppi Sanford Herald, Santord. Florida — Tuesday. November 2i. I96d — 7* O P E C accord could boost oil prices levels agreed on under Ihe ac­ cord signed Monday. O P E C P re s id e n t H ilw a n ti Lukman. who also Is Nigeria's oil minister, said Ihe raricl hoped lo see prices reach the Organiza­ tion of Petroleum Exporting Count,.c*' » T id a l • 18-a-hn'rrl target price w ithin months "We should see Ihe prices moving up after March or A p ril." I.ukman said. "W e want it to go up to $16 as soon us possible." Signing of the accord pushrd world oil prices sharply hlghrr. West Texas Intermediate — Ih r U .S . b e n c h m a r k c ru d e — climbed by $1 06 In $19 03 a U n ited N s i International Protests grow sgslnst who Is s Jew law JE R U S A L E M — Women opposed to change* In ait Israel! law affecting the definition of who la a Je w demonetraird Monday outside Prime Minister Yitzhak Sham ir's ofTIce. and a trading spokesman for American .lew* termed the proposed amend­ m e n t "a spiritual wound.” Carrying signs reading. *'We Are All Jew s" and "Don't D ivid e the Jew ish People." a International group of about 100 w om en led by former Hep. Bella Abzug, D-N.Y.. urged Shamir to "remove the Item of the La w of Return from the political agenda." Israel’s 1091 Law of Return has become a key bargaining c h ip In Shamir's effort to form a coalition government The measure, which would amend th r definition of a Jew . Is strongly supported by several small religious parties who support Shamir. S h a m ir has said he w anted a broad-based coalition government that would Include Israel s two largest political organizations, his U k u d Party and the Labor Party of Foreign Minister Shimon Peres. Such a broad base would weaken S h am ir's reliance on the Orthodox parties He needs a 61-seat majority In the 120-*eat Knesset. Israel's parliament. Sham ir so far has been unw illing to meet la b o r's demands for surh a broad coalition, but he and Peres met for about an h o u r Monday despite a breakdown In negotlailons last week Dali litltd In sarlout condition B A R C ELO N A . Spain — Surrealist painter Salvador Dali was In "ve ry serious" condition Monday night In an Intensive-care w a rd at a Barcelona clinic where he was rushed under police escort from a small-lown hospital, doctors said T h e 64-year-old artist, stricken with pneumonia, was transferred by ambulance with life support equipment from his native Flguerea to thr Q ulron Clinic when his condition worsened late Monday. Doctors al the clinic said Dali arrived from the Flguere* H a t f u l suffering "w utr- hrxrt and respiratory .nsuftV’lency, brought on by infection and pulm onary thrombosis " Doctors said Che prognosis was "ve ry serious '* Witnesses said Dali, bundled In a bright yellow blanket, was conscious when he was lifted onto a stretcher from the ambulance and carried to the Intensive-rare ward T h e painter even managed a weak smile when attendants told hLn about the pretty nurses who would ra rr lor him Dali was hospitalized at the F|g'*rrrs Hospital Lite Sunday night lor pneumonia brought on by a cold. Ills condition worsened Monday and when he suflered severe breathing problems his doctors derided he needed more sophisticated facilities Roh M l lo ovtfhaul gov^mmtnt S E O U L . South Korea - President Roh Tae-woo will finish overhauling his administration and his party's leadership by the middle of neat week In a bid to distance his government from that of his disgraced predecessor. Chun D u i Hwan. sources Mid Tuesday. T h e leadership of the ruling Democratic Justice Party will be rrorganlrrd first, possibly by the weekend, to tie lollowed by a Cabinet shakenp in Ihe first half of next week, the sources said Roh Is studying a list of candidates for various government an d party posts. Ihe sources said Th e y said the reshuffle will affect most. If not all. senior positions Ruling party source* saM most of those who held key posts or wielded strong Influence under Chun will tie removed anil that Roh will no longer allow former generals In hold powerful party or government positions C hun. In seclusion al a remote lludilhlsl Irm p ir alter apologizing last week lor Ihe misdeeds nl his government, quit Ihe ruling patty Monday, a parly spokesman said C iu«t In Aquino assassination unearthed M ANILA. Philippines - I h r mother nl two missing women linked lo Ihe alleged assassin of opposition lewder llrnlgno A q u in o Identified (he rem ains Tuesday of tw o bodies unearthed in a sugarcane field a* lhose of her daughters who disappeared five years ago Ealer Oliva. 6 6 . look one glance al Ihe plies ol bones laid out for her to Identify al National Bureau ol Investigation headquarters and began weeping. Oliva said she rccugnl/rd dentures as those of her datighlrrs. A n a and Catherine Oliva T h e remains were unearthed Saturday In Capas, a town in Aquino s norihrrn home province of Tarlac NBJ officials could not Immediately confirm Oliva's claim and broadcast appeals on radio lor Ihe Oliva sisters' dentist to Identify the dentures. Previous court Irsllinony shuw rd Ana Oliva stayed with alleged communist hll man Rolando Oalman al a m otrl near the Manila airport on Ihe eve of llrnlgno Aquino's assassination o n Aug. 21.1063. Aquino was gunned down at th r ulrpon while under military escort on his return from three years of srlf-exllr In ih r United States Oalman was himself killed moments later on thr tarmac In a volley ol military gunfire Many Filipinos believe Caim an was set up. T h r asoasslnutIon spurkrd widespread protests against thr Ferdinand Marcos regime, culm inating In a popularly backed military revolt In February 1966 that Installed Aquino's widow. Corazon. os Philippine president. V IEN N A - OPEC oil minister* ended a grueling eight-day m in ­ isterial meeting with unanim ous agrrrm enl on a new oil produc­ tion quota accord t ~ w cle d to Luos', oil price* h ■ slashing output and restoring the cartel's unity. Analysis said U S. ronsumer* could rxj»ect to sec little Im ­ m ed iate In cre a se In p u m p prices, but they noted (hat both gasoline and home-healing oil could rosl 3 lo 5 cents a gallon more In several month* If O P E C members cut their output to barrel on Ihe New York Mercan­ tile Exchange. In London, ih r price of llrlin ln ’s benchmark Norrh Sea Brent crude rose by 2 0 c rn ls to $ l-l HO. T h r agreement binds the 13 OPEC nations lo reduce their overall product n lo a c King ol 16.5 million b .Tela a day from a current level of around 22.5 million barrels a day. The accord was signed after powerful Saudi Arabia bowing in pressure from a majority of cartel members, withdrew its llth -h o u r proposal to Introduce a $ 15-u-barrel price floor The six-month agreement ef­ fective .Jan I authorizes the Baghdad government to p u m p 2 04 m illion harrrlsn d a y . giving It production purity for Ih e first tim e w ith Its P e rsia n G u lf adversary Iran. Iraq had re je cte d , the O P E C quola system since; m id -1966 because Iran refused, tot _dr its positionas the a .Tel’s! second-largest producer after' Saudi Arabia Ministers of II countries ac-< crpted smaller quotas to allow | Iraq purity with Iran "W e took something fro m us and g a v e Dial lo I r a q and finished that once and lo r a ll." said Lukm a n Arabs to ask for meeting in Geneva U nited 7 r s » » International U N IT E D N A T IO N S Arab envoy* m rl Monday and agreed they would demand that the General Assem bly debate on Palestine tie moved from U N headquarters lo Genrva lo allow PLO Clialnnan Yasser Arafat to address thr world organization Arafat, who was barred by the United State* from addressing the U N. General Assemhly In New York, assailed the U .S decision as "a clear violation of International taw and the U.N charier .** " W h y are (the Am ericans) afraid llial I speak lo world public opinion and explain Ihe new Palestinian d e cisio ns?" A ra f a t a x . d r e p o r te r s in Baghdad. Iraq Al (lie United Nations, diplo­ mats said a motion by Arab nations lo hold a special session al the U .N European head­ quarter* In G e n rva In January to hear Arafat was expected to lx- adopted by a necessary m a ­ jority In thr 159 nation General Assembly w hen presented to Ihe Third World-dominated body. "A s soon as we receive a request from Ihe Arab group, w r shall proceed in the tirsi possible manner lo ensure that Chairman Arafat Is able lo address the General Assem bly.” said G r n r r al Assembly President Dante Caputo. Arafat applied for an entry visa to the United Stales so that he -iHild hr m N rw York Thursday Picasso painting sold for $38.35 million at auction Unit** LONDON Pablo Picasso s “ An Arrohal and Young lla rlrqu in ” (M im ing sold for $36 35 million Monday nlghl. making ll Ifie mast exjwnsivr 20th century w ork of art ever auctioned. Chris! le s s o r lion house said Th e highest price ever [Mid lor to a d d r e s s t h e G e n e r a l Assembly's debate on Palrstlnc untl lo explain the Nov 15 pror Lima! Ion by the Palest tor N ational C o u n c il of an In drprndrnt state In the Israeli occupied territories. Bill the State Drparlm rnt Sul urduy denied him the visa, saving Arafat's organization was lln k rd to acts of te rrorism against Americans Arab nations meeting in an urgent meeting Monday at U N headquarters derided to present lo the General Assembly Wed nrsday a mntktn demanding the debates on Ihe Palestine ques lion and the Middle East raiuatloii be held at the U N. Euro­ pean headquarters tti Geneva next month. A. a Isivsudc. I 'lux is Maksoud said M ukviiid. speaking o n bchall ol the Arab nations, said the assembly “ should reaffirm its integrity, freedom of d e lib e ra ­ tions and the sanctity of treaty j obligations of Ihr United S ta irs w ith the United Nations " H r said Arab ambassador* still were Im ping Washington would reverse its decision In Ih e next two day*, "cr else there would lx- no nltrrnatlvr but to g o to a country that respect* its nhltgu lions " Late Monday afternoon, the CiHtim ittre on Relations W ith the Host Country charged that (lie United Stairs' action against Arafat violatrd thr headquarter* | agreem ent protecting f o r e lg r j dlpami.il* VOTE LON H O W ELL any painting was $53 9 million for Vliavnt van Gogh * "Irises'' In New York last year "Irises" wax (Minted shortly before van Gogh'sdralb In 1690 Picasso * m a s lrrp lrrr sold for $36 35 m illion, rosily beating ih r previous record lor a 216h century painting of $24 75 m il­ lion D R C R M D P .R 6T I I S a n f o r d C i t y C o m m i s s i o n , D i s l $1 PO PCX ADv M J H H B m m ! ,„ » s U f f $ « T H tU ITtMt PiUt NIMfMfJ 9f M M f t a r t U * I N C i l l l T A N D Y IBM* PC c o m p a tib le C o m p u te r S y s te m mu m i turn save'40i M i s n i t *i i m si ‘so w « Moat* Stereo**" ^ w e * * x\\ t*. so. •1 9 9 8 ] lik e .-. F ro m United P ra t* In ltm a tlo n a l reports Th a i flood death toll at 336 U s W M Prosa Iwteewattsosl B A N G K O K . Thailand - Th e flood-battered Inhabitants of s o u t h e r n T h a i l a n d b ra ce d Tu e sd a y for further heavy rain a n d possible Hash Hoods us rescue workers pulled more b odies Irom b urle d villages, bringing Ihe death toll lorn least 336. L ig h t ra in b e g a n fa llin g Tuesday In some part* of Ihe south devastated by monsoon storm s last week and Ihe nuMortal wralhrr bureau wanted that a low-pressure center In the S o u th China Sea could rause heavy rains beginning Tuesday n lghl. T h e weather forecast division issued a warning of possible flash floods In the hills and he a vy seas along the eastern coast. Eve n If the new rains do not trigger more flooding, It was feared they would hamper re­ scue and repair work from last week's disaster, M anop L o m m e k . a rescue cre w chief, said his team had p u lle d five bodies from Ihe lO-loot-thlck layer of mud and logs that buried lour villages In Nakom Srithummanit province. 360 mile* south of Bangkok. r "W e have lo use plows, shov­ els and and axes." Manop said In a telephone Interview. "It Is very' difficult because heavy rqulptnenl cannot arrive yel because ol Ihe soil m ud." Manop said some ol the bodies were swept more than two miles from their homes by the wave of m ud. logs and debris Dial was loosed Irom nearby hilltops by the heavy rains. T h e Nakorn Srtthnm m arni rescue and Information center said that 244 bodies have been found In Ihe province, while 92 people were confirmed killed In Ihe 11 other provinces ultrclcd by the Hooding. More Ilian 300 people are still missing and feared dead. In neighboring Malaysia, of­ ficials said 3 1 people were killed by last week's Hood*. 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FR E N C H AVE. fWiFT'T Oar* Ui<t#i Wun (S a l t i l l tn 4 V.l 11IAVI Sun Unltad Praaa Intarnatlenal JE R U S A L E M Ite ih lrh rm municipal nlfli i.tlt -vitrl Tirnday that non-rellglnu* Chriximux letllvlllet wtiuld tie ( .tut riled lor a sri ntid year tie* a u v ol the (ontinulug I'alrmituan u|itimug agalnm Israeli I » « iipatinu nl Ihr Wrst ILink a n d (ia/n Sirt|i "There will lie tin |iaMlts tin drmrailunt. no matt lies in Ihr streets, lull ail religious evenls Will lie pul nit in * elebrale thr hltlh nl Jesus, said J a m a r Salman Itethlrhem iminii ipal seerelary Midnight m a s s will |w held as usual in the O i u r r h nl the Nativity, built over the spot where Jesus w a s Imru 2,000 years ago. urenrdlng In t'litlstiau iiell- I Uisl year It* Ibleliftn Maxnt Ellas T rel) *an* ettrd his annual riM ktail (m i i v Inr Israeli nllleials a n d foreign dlplnmais lieeaum nl the uprising w h l e h Iteg.m Det 0 FrelJ. a i hriso.m Arab said he (Iiuld tlnl guarantee the security ill Ills guests In III* West H ank t o w n , li m i l e s s o u III nl •lentsalem The majoi ch a n g e b u m last year is that the traditional parade ul Iniy si mil groups led b y ihr Latin I’atrlarrh Into M a n g e r Srptare will not t.ikr plate. Si l m , m s,*ld Frri) was traveling in U n m a u i a and not available Inr c o m m e n t S a l m a n satd m tin leipal ul lli'l.lls tier Hir'd In curtail Ibc crlebnilinn "breausc nl wlt.it Is happe n i n g III the lerrllorles liet tins si mail) martyrs b.ivr (alien, mi many |>rnplr ate m Jail ' l.asl year. Ihe n u m b e r nl tourists and pilgrims w h o trax eled in H. tblr beiti lot t hrisltnas Eve was u iih b lower than III pievlous years Unix a lew lllindtril |k nplr tiiaved a cold rain hi M.mgrr Sipiare wliidi iii past vi ars was |m i ki ll Hnwrvri (lie ( but) h nl Ihr Nativity was (nil lot midnight m a s s Tiei| tailed Iasi year stelebra ■Han the saddest I'httslmas ever Hrthlrbem merchants w h o telv mi t'lirlslmas season lot a large patt nl ihrlr annual Income weir butt hv tile can rellallnus A s usual lsr.it It set itrllv was extremely llgbi last year, but tin Iih idenls were re|mrteil Th is winter: warmer and wetter ^ 2 5 1 0 -A O A K A V E ., S A N F O R D Let u s recharge them for you up to 5 0 % sa v in g s. U p to 5 0 % m ore print Prompt professional service. 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N f Colleen Dlbler b.i-. vr.ili In d Inf FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT A SUPPLIES •lY»lk In CooNt 4 Imim • M i A Ural DnpUy Cawt Colleen Dibfar has used hur psychic powers to help track missing persons kidnap victims and M It U n lta d F r t u In ta rn a tlo n a l WASHINGTON - Th is winter will lx- warmer and w ritrr. and It a rd -p r e s s e d f a r m e r s lit drought-stricken areas ul the country should enjoy the sight nl extra precipitation, the govern merit predicted Monday ' This winlet season ts mute llkelv In lx- warm than cold, and mute llkelv to fx- wet than dry," said D o n a ld G ilm a n , chief long-range forecaster (nr the National Weather Servic e. "People will lx- happy dial there's not a lot nt m id cm Ihe lllap." he said In making Ills predictions Ini the winter ol late IHMM and early 1989. Gilm an lore-cast a mild wittier — particularly In die Southeast and Southwest — and e x tra p r e c ip it a t io n in the Midwest. Northwest and Ap pal.ii hla, areas lilt musi severely iiy this year's drought "F o r Held crops, ibis forecast Is f a ir ly fa v o ra b le lor Ihe Midwest." G ilm an said S o u th e rn s e c tio n s id thc coim lry will lx- more dry Ilian normal. Gilm an said, and II will h r ii n s r a s o it a b I y c n I d throughout the northern plains and upper M idwest. Gilman predli ted a 65 |x-rc rut pmhahih tv nl Ix-lnw normal temperatures In cipjx't Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnesota and uclghlxiring jmi Hons of Iowa and North and South Daknla A lx ivr normal lemperaiures a rr al least 55 (tereent likely from die Ohio diver and Central Pennsylvania, to Florida and die (• till C o a s t , a n d t h r o u g h Arkansas. Louisiana, southern Texas. New Mexico. Arizona and Utah. Gilman said T h e chances ol highci than norm al winter temperatures in crease toward the Southeast, e x c e e d in g 60 percent from Virginia and the southern Ap IMilachlana. to the Florida Keys and the mouth ol the Mississippi diver, he said Th e re Is a 1*5 |x-tc enl i h.m u ­ ni atxive normal temperatures In N o rt h and S o u th C a ro lin a . Georgia anil Florida. Gilman said, .mil the probability rises m 70 percent along the Carolina coast and Ihe Florida Peninsula T h f . r Is more than a 55 pereenl probability for ciI m iv c a v e ra g e p re c ip ita tio n from Wisconsin and Illinois lo upslutc N e w Y o r k . P e n n s y l v a n ia . Maryland and (be Appalachian M ountains of Virginia. North t'aiohnaaud I to n esse Gilm an gave Michigan. Inch ana and the upper (iltlo Yall«\ a fid pereenl rlta n cr nl alxive civcrage wetness lie lowt red Ills w iu b r piec ipliallon ptrdH IIon. to 55 |x*tcrni. lor Washington. Oregon Idaho and Ihe uorlhern d<x kies Gilm an forecasl that jkirls ol the West and Southwest would ho ve a d ry e r w in te r than n o rm a l He sa id s o u th e rn California. Arizona. New Mexico. Texas. Louisiana and Florida had a 55 prrrcnt chance ol (h ilt lent alumnus ot predpita lion." Gilm an s.iH1 there was a fH) perrcitl chance of "deflclenl" w e tn e s s iro m c e n t ra l and souihern Texas and easiward along Hu- Gulf ccstsi Hi Flm Hla C a lif o r n ia 's w e a th e r tills winter is die most unc ertain pan ol the forecasl. Gilm an said. Ix tause he cauitoi predict die paih ol sloruis in the Pad lie licit Southern California will remain dry. as usual, he vilcl " T h i s is a relatively con­ servative lou t ust." Gilm an said Asked the accuracy of tits luce* asi a year ago. Gilman said ' lacsi whiler's forecasl was u-r r lb lc " �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida — Tuesday. 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Desiouet said 2 million U S women have received silicone implants since they were developed lit l!NK>. with .tlxitit Hfi |irrcent ol the Implants lieing perforntrrl lor <omsmclti reasons. Ihr- rest to reconstruct breasts alter mastectomy L'urrcni silicone implants "cause numerous problem s w ith m a m m o g ra p h y , the most sensitive tixil we have to drier t breast rancer." Desiouet s.m1 Deserihlug sllleoltr as a highly raitlorteosi material as Un|x oi-lralile lo the \ t a y s as txiiu the radiologist said Implants made ot silicone otiseori Jf> (x-rcenl to HO pereenl ul the Ini ast tissue lilts makes u lets rlllflcull In tmd th<- very subtle changes that occur with i.iiiic r , Dc slouet s.uil Women with the implants must get s|ieclal "pinch vliws and extra e*|x»sur«*s to allow doctors to view the tissue Kven then, sin siitd. the mammograms are unclear In hall the women For the approximately It) (invent ot implant recipients who develop nick-hard scar tissue around tile nnplaiii the breast liecomes even more rlillH olt to 1 (impress and view In a mammogram In practice Desiouet said, recent studies have nmllrmetl that women n u ll implants do tend to have more advanced stages of cancer In*fore they t ome in for« am er surgery. Desiouet has conducted studies lit cadavers ant! with materials that simulate breasts to test 1lie ability ol dillerrnt materials to nllow |»'iirtr.ilion ol X-rays She lotmd that slllcone and ixilvurcthane. another material used In some implants, were virtually Impenetrable, completely obscuring Items implanted to slmu late tumors DR THOMAS f t AND! It D C Chiropudic Ijrn il) Health Center S p e c ia ls 2 0 % - 5 0 % F O R R E T IR E M E N T ? $ 2 9 -5 5 1 2 W inter Park, Fla. “ F e e l G o o d Again'* SALfcS— SERVICE — RENTALS •/ i \ HAVE YOU P U N N E D IN VISIM fN TS INSUR*|1C! L SAVINGS P U N N IN G pad* Don l tot this Happen To You V O LK S H O P t »" . » • * Lo* iRO^IpRQfi * •* *j*g taooed •***%* * a. JPTf r ,-»r* . •-V Call U i At The \ W A S H IN G TO N Consumer .ti tivtsts • IIiif: |M)lrnllallv lifi threatnilnit sldi i fln ls < .tiled on (tie noverumeni I uesilay to h.in Itu* use- of i Imiks tli.it stop milk production m women wlm deeldt* not to bn ast feed their newborn In a letter sent to Fond and lim it Adtmmsir.i Hon fommissioner I rank Yound i'ttbllt t ili/rn Health Hese.trill Group and t h r National Women's Health Network said the totalled milk slopping rimes are only maritmally H lrcllve and ran cause dollar m u* eomplleJllions At i tirdtim to the roiisutiier itroops I A f K and Drladtillione almst ar tin lii^reijients are Ihr ternale hormone estrogen .mil .m n th rr drug called IrnnniH rtpl me are prrsrnbrd annually Inr more than 7<K.)tmti women who rhtrnst* not to hrr.isi leetl alter gn lug titrih The ilm gs arr intended to dry up milk production and end the pamlul enlargement ol hrrasts l>y unused milk Itreast d'ytnirilorl is a condition that rapidly resolves on Its own or with the help ol mild painkillers vin l Or I.inn stU er of Puhllr f it U r n s host letter s.inl the ilm gs in question have little or no I hera|H-utle value Siller yanl the list- ol estrogens to prevent milk production or l.o t itton ha- trrrn known lor JO years to i ause serious hhiotl t lotting prohlrms Krs|mnsitrle nti>lrlrli Ians across tire <ountrv stop(iei1 using these rtrugs years ago when then hazards tm amiinsuiners |M-iiiton hut she s.ud the milk stripping r iass ol drugs is under review Art <trill it g to Puhllr * IH/rn the FD A 's adviMiry tommiMer on maternal firalth <lnigs retommentletl m I'lT s amt again in l*tM that the g o ie n m rn i hart further m a rk e tin g ol estrogen thugs to stop milk pn m|ii < lion toil Ihr I DA took no .it ttviri As lor bromocriptine whlrb is marketed under th< name Parlntti I Public < iti/rn s.ild the FD A lt-is re te ll, d "im re .sing report '■'e - , • ••••g ria l lions to the d rug Ih r i onsumer group alleged III rases n( str *ke ft'ur oearl ao.ir ks anil J.l . asesol srt/tites have Item re|«irlrd hi |wnple using Parlotlel II rie n one heart allark or stroke is due to hmmtN upline it <. ton main given the Ix-nign problem lor which the drug was prescribed In tile lirst plat r. Stliersiinl Ir.seph Hnitt.mo a pharmacist with Sanddo/ I’harm.ii t niii als t orp ol Hast Hanover. N ) the maker ol Path Kiel said We Ix-lteve It is a vile and ellecttvr thug William Donaldson a s|xikesm.in lor Mertell Dow Pharmaerulleals Im ot fin e in n a lt. the maker ol TACK s.ml We ate not aware ol am significant atllerse etle» t> lie artdetl that the rtnig s I.dirling warns doctors against prest rth mg it lor women w it h a history ol !>|od clots A s|Mikrswiiman lor K IT Stpnhh At Sous llir ol Princeton \ I tin maker ol Ik-ladunione. had no comment Monday on the consumer groups allegations = • WORKER S COMP • SLIP & FALL INJURIES G o. 505 E. First Slreel, Sanford. FL 32771 I PH. 322-9300 NEED M ONEY? ? 1 $ H o m e O w ne rs $ COftSOUPATE BILLS HOMt IMP«0 VEM€NT POOL LOANS ANY WORTHWHILE PURPOSE Afp/» B, Pr\ont Ci*dit Policy - W# Buf MoH8»g*» Old South Financial Group. Inc. RS2 0 %c#oia St Aitarront# Sptingi t»a Mtg 4 0 7 .3 3 1 .6 3 0 0 m s sssssss �— — »■ .*M mm* navy c o n d u c ts m aneuvers U.S. Navy officials said ih r Iranian frtgntr was believed de­ stroyed d u r in g U .S .-Ira n ia n naval clashes In April, which were reported to liavc wiped out a large chunk of the Iranian navy. Hu I Tehran still maintain* a fleet of hundreds of small gun­ boats. which are manned by R e v o lu tio n a r y G u a r d s and arm ed w ith ro ckri-pro pelled grenades and heavy machine guns. Th e gunboats Indicted considerable damage on IVrslan Gulf stripping during the war. U.S. diplomatic sourer* said Ihr Iranian* since ih r m « - f l r e hove moved Ihrlr gunboat I w v i away from forward local Ion* In Ihr ■nuthern jmrtlon of Ihc gulf bill continue to o p rra lr boars near the strategic Strait of H orm uz Th e tl.S. navy was keeping "a watchful eye” on the manru vrra. Ih r U S. official* said. Although Iran and Iraq halted their nearly elght-ycAr-old war b y a c c e p tin g i h r A u g . 20 ceasefire, both sides still main tain masalvr arm lra along Ihr 750-mlle border between the two countries Tw o-thirds of manic-depressives untreated W A S H IN G TO N O n ly one th ird of Ihr estimated 2 million A m e r i c a n s s u f f e r in g from manic-depressive Illness are re i e lvln g treatment it ai could help them lead norm al live*, federal researcher* said Monday Uuntreatrd manic depressive* "a re living In misery. T h e y are suffering, and It Is ravaging Ihrlr liv e s ." said Dr. Lew is Judd, director of Ihe National Institute of Mental Health, al a new* conference aimed at encourag­ in g people lo trek help for Ihr treatable mental disorder Ju d d said Ih r low percentage of manic -depressive* undergoing treatment la parltrularlly dis­ turbing because about 73 per­ cent lo 8 0 p e rrrn l ol such patients respond well lo Ihe m «n<i stabilizing dnig lithium The average coat of treating a mantc-depressivr person as an out patient Is uhout • 1.000 to •2.000 annually. NIMH officials said Ju d d said part ol the problem of gelling people Into treatment Is that patients and Ihrlr families often d o not recognize Ih e symptoms of Ih r disorder — an Illness that Involves cycles of. m a n ia a n d d e p re s s io n Prrk)ds ol mania are marked by excessive "h ig h " or euphoric frrlln g x, d rrrra s e il need for sleep. Increased sexual drive, Increased activity, rapid talking, e x t r e m e I r r l l a b i l i t y , d ls tra c tlb lllly and drug abuse, particularly eg cocaine, alcohol and sleeping pills. Ju d d said. In Ihe depressive side of the cycle. Ju d d said, people may lose Interest In ordinary activi­ ties. feel hopeless, suffer from fatigue and be troubled by thoughts of death and suicide Ju d d and his rn llra g u rs held out iKtpe that scientists will soon develop Irsla lo Identify people at risk for developing manicdepressive Illness, w hich most frequently appears In the late teens or early 20* “ We srr not that far sway from finding a fairly specific m arkrr for manic-depressive Il­ lness with genetic linkage." said Ju d d , noting that recent studies of Am ish and Israeli families have linked sections of two different chro m o so m e s with susceptlbllty for Ihe m enial dis­ order. Soviet, French cosm onauts dock with space station K A LIN IN G R A D . U S S R. A Soyu/ TM -7 space copsulr carrying French cosmonaut Jean lamp Chretien and two Russian rollragues docked Willi the orbiting Mir *|>urr station Monday high above llie sprawling Soviet launch complex in in itia l Asia S o v i e t I r a d e r M ik h a i l Gorbachev saluted the cos­ monauts In a message relayed by ground controllers, saying. “ Y o u r mission Is of great scientific and technological Im p o r la n r e for our countries.*' Frenrh President Francois Mitterrand called the d o c k in g "an a m a z in g d< mans! rat Io n.' Th e Soyur capsule locked Into Ih r space station, also carrying three cosmonaut*, at H 22 p m Moscow time (4 22 p m . !t8 T |. and »! e Soyur crew feasted on a meal of IWh amt fowl prr|»ared hv the Mir i osmnuauls At the time of docking. Mir which was launched In Feb r u a r y IHHO a n d m e a n s •*Prare'* In R u s s ia n , had completed 15.975 ortnis <>l the planet. "I congratulate y o u ." one of the M ir cosmonauts radinrd to lire S o yu r capsule carrying C h rrrtte n . 50. com m ander Alexander Volkov. 40. und f lig h t e n g ln e r r S e rg e i Krlkalrv. 30. Mir cosmonaut* V ladim ir Titov and Musa Manamv have been a board the o rb itin g space station for a record* *-reaklng 344 days. V nlrrv I'olvakov. a doctor, has Itrru aboard Mir for 02 days. Tito v and Manamv will re­ turn liome Dee. 21. along with Chretien, after a full yra r In sjracr Volkov and K rlkalrv will re m a in In orbit w ith Polyakov until late April C h rrllc n . one of the oldest cosm onaut* lo n y a n d a brigadier In Ihr French air force, is a veteran space traveler who will become the first n o n -S o v ie t o r n o n American to attempt a %p.n e walk, w hich I* scheduled lor Dee. 12 The French cosmonaut vis lied ih r now abandoned Sovl rt Salyul-7 space statloii In I9H2 und trained a* a backup lor u French astronaut flying on the U .S space shuttle Discovery in .lime 1985 During the extravehicular activity. C hrrtlrn and Volkov will test a 19-foot modular structure Antimatter Out of the comic book and into the labratory r a t o r y . could y ie ld b r i t r r treatments lor cancer an d more powerful spacecraft If scientist* ra n afford to do the nrcessary rrs ra rr h rxprrts said Monday A group of HO scientist* who p a r t i c ip a t e d In a s p e c ia l w o rk s h o p organized b y the R A N D ( oip called for Ih r expenditure of $400 m illion to conduct haste research Into an tlm a ttrr T h e group con clud e d that a m o n g the Im m rdlalr benefits could be ihe end of dangerous X -r a y irra lrn rn l of cancers because property h a rn rssrd antlm a ttrr beams could h r targeted lo ranrrrou* sties w ith greater precision and deliver u p to three l i m e s i h r tu m o r -d ra iro y ln g energy. N e w . ultra h lg h -rrs o lu ilo n im aging ol normal and diseased tissue is another scientific poaslb ilitv utilizing antim atter, an a d v a m r rxprrts say w o u ld slg n lfle a n lly reduce a patient * exposure lo harmful radiation. Scientists who explored Ihr future benefits of a n llm a tlrr said o th e r forsrrahlr stride s that m o ld be marie In the coming d r e u d r Include a n t l m u l l r r applications for s|Mcrcralt pro jrulslon anil "new and unex­ p e c t e d " In s ig h ts I n t o the structure of virtually all mailer. A* p a r i o f ih e p ro p o se d studies, the scientists, some of Ihe nation'* premier rx p rn * In government. Industrial and sea demle physics research, said one of Ihe first hurdles would be resolving how lo store an d tra n spo rt a n tim a tte r, w h ic h explodes when it conlacls regu­ lar mailer. Antim atter has brrn Ih r sub­ ject of com ic hook * truer fiction a* well as the target of srlrntlllr s tu d ie s r a n g i n g fro m th e postulated new furies of gravity lo atom smashing experiments In w-htch brani* of energy thing Into each other traveling near the sp rrd of light The inflnltrssinial constituents of antimatter are mirror Images of the protons, neutrons and electron* that comprise I h r atoms of ordinary mattrr tail differ by virtue of their charges and spins O rdinary m attrr carTtes a pool* live charge while antimatter Is negatively charged WlienYxi Si^n Ip Rx Biin ietl SVnioi rariiK'ishonram. 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P a c e 211 U n ite d P r t u In t e rn a t io n a l BASEBALL I . m iu s lair In i ii m p il lii e one o l its U *t s e a s o n s lo d a l r p ta ilu a M v r y r t y o n r w h o lia s s o ile d ll|> h a s p l a y r d -i m a jo r l o i r lit C K I r d o s w lu n iiid w a v s A n d I h r l.lo u * t ia v r also lia d t l i r a tiillly lo e rt m u s l s l r n l (ilav U . l h o t lr u s lv r l v a n d d r lrn s lv rlv lo t I h r im »* l |*.ul l l i r n i l l i t se a s o n DeLands Sal Longo tries to move tho ball u p h o l d whi l e L ako B r a n l l e y ' s J a m o s Wacrewski applies tho detenso Tho Bulldogs and Brantley played fo a 0 0 lio in ono hall of action Monday In the Lako Mary Ptesoason Jamboree Tho regular soason tor Sominolo County soccot loams opens this Thursday For results of the |amboioo. soo Page 3B III Ilu Ia n 2 F ie s ta H ow l ll s i In n .ii in lu ll w r ii still m i r s te p awav N o ll* l l a m r lllir h a i ki i W r* I’rllrli* II s a id W» n II O m v r u i i i i r H u s la i t T l U n a l«-l v w r i r i**oni* to I h p la v u n i lot ill*' n a iln iia l i l i a m p l m i s h l p I'm u l.u l vi* r o t i i r o l u n i o w n d r s iin v No 2 M ia m i li.U tnw Tv <-s* a p u i d a n ups* I Iasi w e e k e n d a n d set lo lintsli Hs s e a s o n aealiist l l i m h a i t i Y o u n H S .ili i ld a v r n r i v e d I w n l l l s l p la n v o lr s a n d tifv'l (m in is H I lli o r r Ih .iu W* si Y lt n u u a I lu N o 1 M o i lllla lm ■ IS w i lli loill llls l p la i r U illo is m o v e d lo i h r l i In u h i si r v r r s |nii iii i h r r a t io n s N o I F lo r id a S ia li i r r r i i r d o t i r lu s t |.l.ni volt a n d |h ii til s a s Sm m i I n i ii C a l s i h o p h i t nidi (>• m li ill* h i t l i r r a iu u is to p to m *|inis N r h i a s k a | o in rd M ia m i W r s i Y li U U ila a nd I lo r Id a S t a i r in m n v m u u p a s |n i |. l a k lt i d * iv ri No fi w lilt :'*<> I ( m i i i i I s I I a lu a d o l i l n Trojans F'ollowm e Soul hr rn Cal In I In* lop III A iih uin Irm .illird s rvriu h alter a vtrto ry nvri (iirvlouslv rail'd Alabama. Aik.uis.is slavril rlu h lh drspllr a loss in Miami and llt'L A kepi Ih r No *t s|mi Oklahoma look over No 10. Hopplne p l a n s unit No ll Mlrhldan �O R LAN D O T h is y e a r's Florida Citrus Bowl, w hich ta being held Ja n . 2 at 1:30 p.m .. could be the beat c m . T h e Oklahoma Sooners. ranked 10th In the nation with a 9-2 record take one the Clemson Tigers, tanked I3«h with a 9-2 record and champions u( the Atlantic Coeat Conference for the second year In a row. Representing O klahom a al Monday's press conference was head coach Barry Switzer and for Clemson was head Coach Danny Ford and Tigers Athletic Director Bobby Robinson. And for the Florida Clints Sports A ss o cia tio n . President P a u l Roddy and Chairm an of the Board Don Dtzney were on hand. After the conference, both pettier expressed great sttl-fa r non of not tally having two of the moat successful major college football (earns of ihe IHHOs playing In Orlando, bul also having the opportunity to enjoy the great weather and side trips that has made the Citrus Bowl on of the best bowl trips In America "W e're very happy lhat we are cam m ing here.” said Switzer, one of the most sucesaful college c o a c h e s In h is to ry w it h a 157-26-4 184.0) record. 12 Htg H titles and three national champ! onahlpa In hla 16 years at lbs Norman, Oklahom a school "F o r Ihe past four years, we have played m the Orange Bowl in Miami and It from our standpoll : was k U n m g tc f r t a l"H e stale. If we d id n 't w in o u r conference this year, we wanted to go lo another place where our fans can enjoy the sights, the weather and Ix-tng treated In 4 first class manner, and Orlando fill the bill ‘ Fo r echoed S w itzer's com ­ ments "W e ’ve never came lo a belter place lo play In a bowl gome and coming here again for tne second year In a row Is great.” said F o rd , w h o In 1 1 ye ars at Clemson has a won loss record of 65-27-4 (76X1 six A C C crowns, and a national championship In 1961. "W h at makes Ihe Citrus Bowl so special Is the way the p r o p !- her? (P i Ute Central Florida area) reach out and go Ihe extra mile to see that you’re treated like- family. Th a i Is what we rrm rm tx -r from bring here lost h rrr.” Chuck Robe, (he Cllrus Howl's Exrcullve Director said lhal ’’we couldn't have chosen (wo betlrr trams lo play In our bowl ihls year. W ithout question, Ihls Is our greatest matchup ever. And these two tram s (Oklahoma and Clemson) have won mare games than any other In the 1960s os well os two national champion­ ships. We have made stunning progress as (ar as our growth In the national bowl picture, but we w on't be satisfied until we have the No. 1 and 2 teams here for the n a lio ivl rluuf.Lhnahlp game In the future." E a c h te a m w i l l re c le v e $1,130,000. up from the record $ 2 .1 million payoff that Clcmson and lY n n St. received last year. T ills will be the third lime that Oklahoma and Clcmson have faced each other, but the Drat time since Switzer and Ford have become the school’s head coaches, with the Sooners win nlng both games. 31-14 In 1963 an 52-3 In 1972. Also Oklahoma has never lost to an A C C team, as the Sooners are 15-0 against them. Clcmson Is d u r to strive in Orlando on Friday. December 23 to spend 10 days practicing and visiting C -ntra l Florida attnietions. Oklahoma wdl a/nvc Dr c e m b e r 25. O k la h o m a w ill practice at Dr. Phillip* High School and Clem son at the Florida C llru s Howl stadium complex. Doth practice held* will be dosed lo the public Th e game will be shown on A B C -T V at 1:30 p m. after Ihe Rose Howl Parade Radio station W DH O (560 AM ) wilt be Ihe flagship station and If you are looking for tk-krta. you’d betlrr know a friend of a friend because Ihc game la a sellout for the ninth year In a row. Nebraska fans leery of Orange Bowl L IN C O L N . Neb. Officials from Ihe Orange Bowl and t/ic C ity of Miami Monday assured N ebraska football fans that no thin g but pleasure aw aits them if they attend the Ja n . 2 bowl game bclsrcen Nebraska and Miami Steve H a lc h c ll. e x e c u tiv e director of the Orange Bowl, said the visit was scheduled partially to relieve the fears of Nebraska football fans who may have had a bad experience in Miami while attending the 1963 game. Since Nebraska won the berth In the Orange Howl, newspapers have published stories quoting Husker tans who attended the 1963 game complaining about a negative atmosphere tn Miami and abusive Miami Hurricanes national championship In 1063. Nebraska's last appearance tn Ihe Orange Howl. ’’You’ll see so many changes since you've been there In 1963 that you wtU think you've gone to another b o w l." said To m W ood, presldenl-elect of ihe Orange Bowl. "Nebraska baa been very good lo ua through Ihe years." Wood said. "W e re jusl thrilled about Nebraska com ing bark.” Victor DeYurre. a d ly com ­ missioner and v k c mayor of Miami, said "M iam i Is chang­ in g ." Since Nebraska's tost appear­ ance In ih e h o w l. M ia m i's Baysldr Market Place and Ihe $52 million Miami Arena have opened. DeYurre said Improvements also are u n ­ derway at Ihe Orange Howl ■radium , he said, New tun cession stands and restrooms are being built and Ihe press box area la bring rrnovatrd. be said " H ’s exciting lo see Its Orange Bowl preserved.” D rV u rrr said Rubin Aguilar. Vice ptrsldeni of the Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau, said live Orange Howl and Ihe Super Bowl 20 days later has brought an "aura of courtesy" lo live city. Th e mindset of the rlllzrns is that If the city Is going In hmi big lime spons. "w e have lo art llk r big lime people." he said " I Ihlnk you'll find a city lhal Is totally different than you w rrr I here the Iasi lime. " Aguilar said. HatcheU said the game be l wren Miami and Nebraska will be an "unbelievable matchup" and the winner lias Just as mm h a chance to be national ( hampl ons os any other leant Don March, assistant M ia m i chief of police, also iiltroilr.l the news conference to talk about security at Ihe game Temple dismisses coach Arians P H IL A D E L P H IA Te m p le University Monday dismissed football coach Bruce Arians fol­ lowing a 4-7 season that ended with Saturday's 45-26 victory over Boston College. Arlans. Temple's coach for six years, has one year led on a Ihree-yrar contract He met with university officials Sunday and announced the decision to hi* tram Monday before meeting with reporters. A th le tic D ire c to r C h a r le s Throkas had said a victory over Boston College In Ihe final game probably would not have a bearing on Arlans' job. Arlans, with a 27-39 mark al Tem ple, has had only (w o w in ­ ning seasons — 6-5 In 1964 and 1966. The Owls forfeited Ihe six victories In 1086 because star r u n n in g back Paul P a lm e r signed with an agenl. IM tW [» Seattle <14 »■ Ire ’« Im nii»sri>iiw«Tti»iisi« C o n tin u e d from I B caught at least nnr |>asa in an N F L -r r r o r d 165 consecutive nirs. said Krlrg was a* hoi a* had ever seen him. C "I Ihlnk more than anything else." Lurgrnl said. "Dave wua Just on tonight. H r was us Incredible as I have seen him ." T h e Seahawks came hack from tiring down 14-7. 20-14 and 27-21. finally taking the lead Tor good with 11:17 remaining in Ihe game on a 7-yard pass from Krleg lo Curt Warner. K rlrg ul*o threw scoring passes of six yurds lo Uriun Blades and of 1 1 yard* lo Paul Skansl. Th e balanced attack, which Included 130 rushing yards by Warner and 105 hy Jo h n L. W illia m s , dom inated n l.os A n g e le s defense th a t ha d nl lowed only 28 point * over ihe last four game*. •(cmnst rv-MPio la Stm. tn* i . Arlan* was an assistant coach ■I Alabama before coming lo Temple. W hen he was named Tem ple coach al age 30. he was the youngest roach In Division IA. " I was told when I came here in heal PHI and lo heal Penn Slate.” Arlan* said over the w eekend "W e haven't lx-.ilf'ii IV nn Slate bul we're 3-3 against Pill I think we've done a darn good job. , "W e've had lo come from so far And. honestly, we haven't had some of ihe thing* lhal olher schools have lo do It with We've tried lo work wlihln Ihe philosophy of the university. In which football Is equal lo every other *pon and ha* no priority. W'r feel we've done 'liat and w r've done a good job." A R M B E tN O M O N IT O R E D C O L L E G E S T A T IO N . Texa* Th e N C A A enforcement director *atd Monday h r will monitor Te x a s A A M U n ive rs ity * Inve*ligallon Into ihe alleged payment ol “ hu*h money" lo a former player, bul dors not plan lo launch his own probe now. " W e 'r e s i m p l y g o in g lo moinltur Ihe situation by the Inlormallofl d rvrlup rd by the unlvrrslty.'' David Herat, who heads ihe N C A A 's enforcement division, said by telephone Horn Mission. Kan. " W r 'r r not going lo conduct our own Investigation al Ihls point. We reserve Ihe right lo do so. but al Ihls point w r ’rr going lo watch and see how Ihls develops "W e have confldenrce Ihe university will vigorously In ­ vestigate the matter ” former l'rxu* AA M running hark George Sm ith was quoted In a Dallas nrwsp.q>er Iwn week* ago us saying h r was paid thousand* ol dollars of benefits contrary to N C A A regulations. “ Let T h e Professionals Do It“ ECHOLS’ TREE SERVICE, INC. LICENSED - FULLY INSUREO - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED • C O M P L E T E T R E E S E R V IC E • F R E E E S T IM A T E S • S T U M P G R IN D IN G • 2 4 H R . A N S W E R IN G S E R V IC E C O N TAC T TERRV^ECHOLS 9 9 9 9 0 0 A 32^2229 IF NO ANSWER U1-7SS4 "T h e y won on great running and controlled football." said Haiders Coach Mike Shanahan. " W r had llic opportunities, bul we didn't always lake advantage of them. We had lo settle for two field goals.” T h e Raiders scored on Greg Townsend's recovery of a Krleg fumble In Ihe end zone; rookie T im Brown's 49-yard p a w from S ie ve H c u r r lr ln : and Ste ve Sm ith's 4-yard run. I �'uCrfftgyi i 4 _: — Tuesday, November 20. IM A — Seminole changes strategy My T O N Y DeCOMMt Herald aportawrllar L A K E M AR Y - On a damp, cold M o n d a y night better nulled for ho* chocolate In front ol the fireplace, eight prep boye aoccer teame con­ verged on Lake Mary High School’s Don T . Reynolds Stadium for their preseason Jamboree. S u r p r is in g ly , those w h o brsved the elem ents were treated to some good sorcer. l-akr Mary and Oviedo played to a 0-0 tie , w h ic h w as duplicated by Lake llranlley and DeLand. Finally, after 138 minutes of won-less triton. Lake Howell i eMrd s goal to brat Bishop Moore I -0. In the finale. Lym an bested Seminole 3-0 In a battle of young trams “ I think we did O K ." said l-akr Mary roach Larry McCorklc after his tram 's O O U r w ith O vie d o 's Lions. "W e played a lot of different people. We wanted to see what dif­ ferent people could do In pressure situations." For most of the 40-mtnute period. Lake M ary's Rams continued to create one good s ro rln g o p p o r tu n it y after another, but couldn't finish any of them At the 18 minute mark. Alex Acosta was on the right post of the Oviedo goal and volleyed a bouncing ball toward the net But L io n d rfe n d e r C h r is Scroggins had gotten back and made the savr with his chest on the goal line. D a rre n F o r d r and M ike Kodak also had scoring op­ portunities for Lake Mary but missed th e ir shots. Forde (rushing his Just wide to the right and Kodak chipping his over the goal. The Lions also were able to pul some tourhes together bt<l couldn't get dose enough to et off a decent shot on goal. elf DeKose. a transfer from bishop Moore, got behind the Lake Mary defense but was stopped im m ediately by a charging Steve Sharpe, tn goal for the Rams "T h is was a match between S furiously up the Held and back again, they were able to create Just two clear-cut scoring op­ portunities. W ith 17:40 expired, DeLa id 's Robert Ruiz tx ii a clearing attempt following a comer kick and blasted It on goal, only to have It hit the top of the cross lair. About five minutes later. Lake Brantley's I^Hile Melelllldls had the ball tn the D rLand penalty area but couldn't work hts way clear for a shot. " W e c o u ld n 't shoot to ­ n ig h t," said Lake Brantley coach J im Brody with a small laugh. "T h is Is the first lime we've played agalnsl any other com pel 11Ion besides ourselves T h a i makes II laugher." Not too mention the fsrt that Brody has only six returners, tnrludlng Just four seniors, hack from Iasi year's tram Th e sco rin g drought extended on Into the evening's third match p illing the Lake llowell Silver Hawks agalnsl the Hornets of lllshop Moore A n d like the Lake Hranilcy/DrLand ronlest. both te a m s had g o o d to u ch e s around the net but not many shots. F in a lly , al 18:28. G re g Schlcker look a hall from Jason Logan and blasted his shot from the right side to the far post past Bishop Moongoalie Brian Plrohn T h e S ilve r H aw ks could have won by a greater margin as both Ron Je n k in s and Jam ie T rrn h o lm seemed to spend most of the match's first 20 minutes around the Bishop Moorr net. But for one reason or another, neither really had a A Lake Howell player (above) advances the bell upheld In Monday's preseason |ambore# action against Orlando Bishop Moore. At right, Lake Howell's Ron Jenkins sllpe sway from Bishop Moore defender Met! Harkins. Lake Howell came oul on top, 1-0, In one of four halls played at Lake Mary High. In other action, lake Mary end Oviedo lied (0-0), Lake Brantley end DeLand tied (0-0) and Lyman topptd Seminole. 34). Nh i M hv VWu Di I k m \ m truly testing shot on goal, "It was like they were de­ termined not to shoot." Joked Bill Stevens, coach of the Silver Hawks. " T h e y were determined to set It up loo pretty. Hut we have a whole bunch of good kids." Game No. 4, which matched two •of the area's youngest squads, turned out to be the evening’s most explosive, of­ fensively. Breaking from the script of the llrst three con­ tests. Lym an's J o J o House •core twice In Ihe first nine m i n u t e s to le a d th e Greyhounds to a 3-0 win over Ihe Sem moles Th e flrsl came with less I ban two m inutes gone as Ertk Lelben lltcked on a throw In w ith his head and House nailed Ihe shot Inlo the upper left corner. Six minutes and rhangc later. House took a < : throw In from Bernard Harden and beat Note goalie Sean Sundvall again. Lelben scored the third Lym an goal at 22:18 on a Greyhound com er kick. "W e have a lot of young players." said Lym an coach Kay Sandldge. "W e lost nine seniors last year. I was defi­ nitely encouraged by the way we played tonight. But we still have a long way lo g o ." Card show raises $12,000 toward SHS light fund Bpsslaf f M u Harold Igf School is • 12,000 Seminole closer to having lights at Its baseball field uflrr u weekend baseball card and sports memorabilia show In Orlando. The Seminole High School Booster's Club received $12.184.50 from show promoters G a ry and Patty Nagle of Kissimmee us a result of the show at the Expo Center. Com bined w ith $84U raised a few weeks ago by New York City col Ire Ior Adam Schwartz, the lights fund now Hands al $13,033.50. The boaster's club will also receive Ihe proceeds from Ihe suction sale of three I ni Is during a baseball card show this weekend In P ennsylvania. Sanford native and Montreal Expos outfield T im H ain e s w ill be a p p e a rin g a l the Pennsylvania show to sign autographs. Raines and former teammate Andre Dawson, now with the Chicago Culm, appeared both days at the Orlando show and signed autographs for about two hours each day. Neither received an up|»c.irunrc lee so that all of Ihe money rliurgcd lor autographs lo go toward Installing lights at the Seminole High field. Raines Is a graduate of Seminole High A ll together. Raines and Dawson signed almost 1.800 autographs, raising more than $6,400. Another $2,770 was ra ise d th ro u g h Ihe $1 a d m issio n charged I*ald attendance at Ihe show was 1.261 on Saturday and 1.518 on Sunday. A huge churliy auction an Saturday accounted for Ihe rest of the money -more than $3,000 Form er Seminole High School athlete T o m m y Sllffey. one of the owners of Central Florida Auction Co. of Sanford, kepi the auction going al a lively pace aa collectors and dealers bid on eveiylhlng from bats lo autographed baseballs lo baseball card sets. Dealers al the show donated dozrns of Items, while Raines and Dawson donated Hems and Raines collected bats from a num ber of fellow major league players. Of the more than two dozen bats sold. Patrick: W ildcats can’t get cocky a game-used Louisville Slugger donated by Don Mattingly of ihe Yankees was the most sought-after. It brought $205. Bats donsted by Rickey Henderson of the Yankees and R yn r Sandberg of the Cubs each b ro u g h t $100 a n d a second Sandberg bat sold for $90. A baseball signed by all the members of Ihe 1088 National League All-Star ame and donated by Dawson, brought 72.50. The last Item sold, a fielder's glove used by Raines this season, brought $275. The Items donated by dealers at ihe show accounted for almost onr-iblrd of ihe money raised during ihe auction. About the only low note of the weekend show was Ihe failure of New York Mels pitcher Dwtghl Gooden to make a Sunday appearance as he had promised. Gooden made several verbal commlltmenta lo Raines lo attend the show for two hours Sunday. As late os last Wednesday both Raines and one of (he show’s organizers spoke lo Gooden by J Herald Corraspondant_________ W IN T E R P A R K K e rry Patrick, who coached W inter Park High School la the Class 4A girls state basketball title In 1086 before taking over as boys coach last season, p ro u d ly pointed to the 02 players that tried out fer freshman. Junior varsity and varsity learns as proof the program Is picking up where II left off after last year's landmark season. Things haven't always been like this at Winter Park High School where fans have feasled on fo o tb a ll a n d s w im m in g season after season. Basketball hadn't shared center stage since Stanley Plctkicwlcz and com ­ pany look Ihe Wildcats lo the stale semis back In (be mid1970s. These days, though, It's W illy and the boys that create string music. W illy Daunlc, a fl-fooi-4 senior point guard and early slgnee with Vanderbilt University, was the prim ary on-court catalyst In Winter Pork's 21-8 campaign of 1087-88 and Joins 6-6 senior center Danny Rubin as the only returning starter this season. As much as Patrick enjoyed Winter Park's best record In 13 years, he realizes complacency klllrd I he 'Cats last season "Last year, we won 12 games In a row and became satisfied and dldn‘1 get uny betlrr Ihe rest of the year," Patrick sold. “ The kids became re a lly popular around school. People began slapping them on the back and *• "Last yrar. wc were satisfied with 20 w in s." Daunlc said. “ Th is year, we're not. We need to lake II a level higher." T o a c c e l e r a t e Its a c ­ c o m p lis h m e n ts this season. W inter Park must take advan­ tage of Its long-range shooting ability as well as Us eagerness to learn. Patrick says thr Wildcats may give up a few slams but should counter from three-point land. "W e don't have the physical strength of an Oak R idge." Palriclt said, "b u t It didn’t take me long lo figure out that those Ihrcc-pointere add up quicker than slams. W e don't have a lot of depth, but we'll be all right as long as we hit Ihe boards and keep Willy's arm from falling off. Wlstw S ift StO ry iM n a m w l AlWMw Fsrt Hlf* '*» tpm fatnlfwHvt C*X RMf* A n appearance by Gooden probably would have raised an additional $5,000. Nagle sold. Seminole High baseball coach Mike Powers, along with several players and their parents, worked a l the show both days. Boosters club officials are optimistic that th r lights can be In place for Ihe start of the 1989 season. ■V D A V ID C O R C O R A N Herald correspondent TSortSoy-i tooMI 7-Upm WotvMior» WuatfPwk t* m AOronow*** E<*vro«o* FftAlv't iim n M l p m WtanpryolNpkrpckof »{im W k w iilb o tto m t*o<lot I S p n Cu t ltHta(own t Upm TMrOpw<0porno (p m Chompiefwhip "W c ‘11 win some games we shouldn'l because we've got good kids and lose some w r shouldn't because of Inexperi­ ence." The Junior class Is well repre­ sented In wlial Patrick believes may In* Ihe remainder Ihe start­ ing lineup — Andre Klngkvlst ( 6-6 forward). Dan OHrrganrd 16-4 guard) and Tro y Dunnell 15-8 guard). Juniors' Adam Chambers forward). Carious Pollard guard-forward). Kellh Gill forward) and Clay Hair guard-forward) figure lo be off thr bench. G ill and Hair finished football recently may take a while to round playing shape. Although Gooden fam ily members on Sunday told Raines that Gooden had returned to his St. Petersburg home, they said he left early Sunday lo wash his car. Repeated a ttrm p ls by Ratnrs to reach Gooden were unsuccessful Lomberk returns to Apopka High matmen ROTARY TOURNBY * U f n M M M n Jo«*« B y JIM R IC K B N B A C K B R telephone and Ihe Mets slur assured them that hr would be at Ihe show. Show promoters received word Satur­ day from an agent thut Gooden would not attend the Orlando show. When contacted by Raines, the agent said Gooden, who was appearing al a Chicago show Saturday, would not be returning lo Florida Saturday night as originally planned. In all honesty, things certainly could be belter for Coach Carlo* M rrllno and thr Seminole Hlgti School boys soccer tram. First of all. lim e are only six; returners from last year's team* Dial finished 4-14-1. 0-12-0 in Seminole Alhletlc Conference play. And one of those, senior Sean Sundvall. has been moved lo fill the Trib e 's gap at Ihe goalkeeper position. The n there's Darren Fordr. w ho would have been one off Seminole's lop players had he nut transferred lo Lake Mary. Still, all uf that wouldn't be cn foul If ii weren’t for Ihe fact that Seminole plays in a county w herr there are possibly five strong teams to play al I wire each during Ihe rrgular season. "T h e season H arts too fast." said M rrllno after his tram dropped a 3-0 drrtslon la Lyman In the preseason Jamboree at Lake Mary on Monday night. "I tried lo schedule som r games agalnsl somr learns from our district |3A-Dlslrlct 7. which in clu d e s K issim m ee schools Gateway and Osceola as well as Leesburg, among others). We Just couldn't get together on a lime. "It's kind of a shame. We run Into Lyman. Lakr Mary. Lakr llo w e ll. Lake B ra n tle y and Oviedo. Tonight, the kids are disappointed more than a n y­ thing. They know (hey can do better, without a doubt." As a matter of fact. Mrrllno said thal Ihe Jamboree ronlest w ith Lyman was one that Ihe Sem i notes came In thinking It was one In which Ihey should do well. The Greyhounds are also In a rebuilding year of sorts with a large Influx of young players. But Jo Jo House scored twice In ihe first nine minutes and E rik Lelben added another goal as Lyman cruised to a 3-0 win. T h e defeat, w h ic h understandxbly displeased Mrrllno. will result In some changes in the Seminole scheme of things. About the only bright spot was the play of Sundvall in goal. Despite the three-goal deficit. Sundvall kept the score from getting worse. A l Ihe 22 minute mark. Sundvall made a save on a 'p e n a lty kick b y L y m a n 's Bernard Harden. Later. Sundvall stopped a shot from In close and was able to corral Ihe rebound before a Lym an player could get to it. Th e n he punted the ball over 60 yards downflrld. where team* mate Jlm l Reynolds was able to gel ofTa shot on goul. "Last year, he played In Ihe field." said Merilno of Sundvall. " H e ’s one of o u r best field players now. but wc need him Iti' goal." Also standing oul for Ihe Tribe In Ihe Jamboree was senior' fullback Mike AJtlzcr, who was playing with the team for the first lime since he finished football season. Sundvall and Alllzer are two of ihe six returnees the Seminole* have on this year's roster. Th e others arc seniors Ja vie r Falcon and Chuck Roll and Juniors Colin Forde (Darren's younger brother)and Reynolds. "W e have about 14 seniors on o u r roster and only five of them have any variH y experience." explained Merilno. (6-3 (6-3 (6-2 (6-3 first Just and Inlo "1 want these kids to realize the only thing that brings them together Is basketball," Patrick says. They love ihclr wrestling al Apopka High School. A n d so does Tracy Wayne Lomberk. Lomberk returns as Ihe Blue Darirra coach after silting oul Ihe 1987-88 season because of a new slate rule passed earlier that year by the Florida High School Coaches Assocallon thal pro­ hibited coaches from coaching trams on (he high school level u n le ss th e y re cle ve d sta te cerilfcallon. Lomberk fell be was a ‘ Caleb 22 victim ," but during this past spring got his cerilfculion papers and now he Is back, und the team Is ready to have a big year In *88-'89. Apopka, which went 0-4-1 Iasi year. Including a upset victory over powerhouse Winter Park In Ihe Region 4A-2 meet, placed three wrestlers In the state meet, but all three lost In Ihe first round. "T h is year's team is full of different kinds of personalities according lo Lomberk who also said h it Daners are a learn that uses a lot of technique. Also the strength of the tram Is u very good balance between the light, middle and upper weight classes with the stand­ outs being T o m Dolsak. Michael Randolph u n d T o n y Payne. Dolsak. a senior, won the Metro Conference and district lilies In the 145 pound class lasl year, but will move up to the 160 pound class Ibis year. "Dolsak Is a real strong reason that I returned to coaching at Apopka." said Lombrrk. "He knows a bunch of moves out on the mat. and is like a coach. He's a strong leader." Sophomore Randolph and se­ nior Payne, also Metro and district champs In the 119 and ICO pound class last year, will ulso be lop condendrrs for stale honors this season. Randolph's style Is "cal quick, he can pin you In the blink of an eye," according lo Lomberk. while Payne Is an "attack type of guy." said Lomberk. Lomberk feels the top teams tn Ihe Metro Conference this year will be Winter Park. Colonial and thr Blue Darters, as well aa West Orange, who Is "a scrappy kind of tram ." according to Lomberk. The Blue Darters open their season Th u rsd a y night at New Symrna Beach. And knowing from Lom bcrk's solid winning Ituckground. don't be surprised If the Blur Darters ure conten­ ders for postseason honors. PICK 8 AS1.00 ticket can mateyouaninstant $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Jackpot capped&ghan away weekly 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PERFORMANCE MMUfJOuL uZwiOd|ua Uan-MM-Sk Tfcn NgeLMM' ngtFfaMmaai Spaa Bap M o p Sony, must be 18. SAMimn mu aimdo Id NIMH Cl UH North ot Ortmto, Jut off Hwy. 17-92 301 Do^T|ick Rd,J.ongwood I r �rm rrf •it?’- ivi£*Mk8u,Yt^ 1 *11 vf Duke! Ml ntain top spots N orth Carolina successfully found a w a y to combat the lorn of f a starting carter. Stsnfcrd ■till la setirchlr.g. Jeff Lebo scored 24 points, including four three point shot*, and K e vin Madden added 16 Monday night to lead the lO thranked T a r Heels to an 87-76 victory over No. 19 Stanford Th e T a r Heels. 4*1. are playing without star center J .R Retd, who Is lost to the team until after Christm as with a broken foot. H o w e ve r. Madden and Lebo nrovtoed an effecVv* inside* outside com bins (ion to offset Reid's loss. " I thought that was the most consistent 40 minutes we've played all year." North Carolina Coach Dean Smith said. 1 was happy w ith our consistency. We didn't die out there.” T o d d U c h tl scored 20 points to lead Stanford. 1*2. Th e C a rd i­ nal was without Its center. Eric Reveno. who strained ligaments In his foot last Saturday. "In the second half, we just w e ren 't patient on offense." S t a n f o r d C o a ch M ik e Montgomery said. "A n d they killed u s on the boards. We just stood around and watched. We had a lead and a chance to do s o m e th in g w ith II b u t we d id n 't." One of Lcbo’s thrre-potntrrs came in a 13-2 run early In the second half that wiped out Stanford's 49-46 lead. Madden had 6 points In (he run and made 7 of 8 shots In the game to raise M s shooting percentage to pass and sowed w ith one second remaining. " I didn’t expert to end u p with the ball.” aald M cC o y, w ho dropped In a layup aa time expired. W ith P itt le a d in g 7 9 -7 8 . D arrllr Porter of the Panthers tried to inbound the ball from underneath Siena’s basket to leammale Bobby Marlin, but the pass wss tipped b y Siena’s H ue rte r along the baseline. McCoy grabbed the errant pass as 1. we.it off Martin s bonus and •cored uncontented for the win. " I Just choked.” Martin aald. "I should have caught the ball. It was a perfect pass and I Just missed It.” No. 3 Syracuse, winner of the guards. Syracuse led 45-31 at halttime and extended Its lead to 20 points leas than two minutes Into the second half. No. I I Missouri also had an easy time, taking a 97-55 rout of Tennessee-Mart In . Byron Irvtn neared 18 points and John Mctnltre added IS as the Tigers pulled stray in the second half. taburgar hurries the ball downftsld SUvsr Hawks look to hasp (half S p m when they play si Bishop Moom High In Orlando. Loyola sets single-game scoring record 37 points. Randy W yatt had 23. L O S A N G E L E S — Hank Gathers scored 33 points In only 18 minutes Monday nlghi to help Loyola Marymount lie the a llllm c N C A A scoring record far s single game In a record-setting 164-138 rout of Azusa Pacific Jeff Fryer scored 27 points and Enoch Sim m ons added 21 as IS of IB Lions scored, six of them In double figures. Loyola's 154 points tied the all-time Division I record set by Nevada Las Vegaa In a 164-111 victory over Hawatl-llUo on Feb 19. 1976. T h e 302 total polnia Is the moat ever scored In an N C A A Dlvtalon I game, surpassing the m ark of 282 set In U N L V ’a 142-140 triple overtime trium ph over Utah Stale on Ja n . 2. 1985. T h e Cougars were led by Mark M o m with Th e 302 polnia shattered the record of 275 scored In a game without overtime set in the U N LV w in over Hawaii lllfo Th e 138 points by Azusa Pacific broke the record for most points by a losing tram in regulation tune The record had been held by Pep p erd ln r In a 144-127 loss lo Loyola Marymount Feb. 20. 1988 Loyola, last y ra r’s highest scoring tram In the nation with an average of o vrr I I O points per game, hit 16 three-point shots one short of the record art by Oklahoma In 1987 NEW Y O R K D uke a n d Michigan maintained their hold on the top two rankings Monday In Untied Press Intem allonars college basketball poll, while Syracuse capitalized ntt Us Big .V p lc N IT victory n» vault to third. Duke, which posted easy vic­ tories In Its first two games against beleaguered Kentucky and Th e Citadel, received 27 of the 41 first-place votes cast by the UPI Board of Coaches and totaled 572 points overall. One coach did not participate In the balloting, w h ic h sw ards 15 points for a first-place vote. 14 fur second, etc. Michigan rollrcted five firstplace votrs and 516 points The W olverines w o n the M aul Classic In Haw aii by posting three victories. Including one against Oklahom a In the llllc game. Syracuse, ranked eighth In the presrsann. jum ped to third by winning four games in the Hlg Apple N IT - T h e O rangem en tallied six first-place votrs and 506 points Georgetown, w hich made its annual aeaaonopening sojourn to Hawaii, feasted on Hawaii Los and Hawaii Pacific to hold onto the No 4 spot Deaptlr Its loss lo M ich ig a n . Oklahom a moved up a place lo (Uth Th e Sooners opened the Maul Claaalr vlth light trium phs again*! Ohio State and Nevada-La* Vegas, who both finished In the Top 20 I his week Hounding m u the top 10 were No. 6 Illinois, No. 7 lows. No 8 Nevsda-Las Vegaa. No. 9 Arizona and No. 10 N o rth Carolina Illinois and Iowa each received one first-place vote N o rt h C a r o l i n a , p la y in g without All -Am erica J.R . Held, tumbled seven spots In the rankings Th e T a r Heels. 3-1. took third place in the Hlg Apple NtT. losing In Missouri In the semifinals Missouri, w hich look Syracuse Into overtime In lire N IT rliatn plonshlp, headed I he second 10 In the ratings T h e Tigers. 3-1. played an a g g r r s s lv r gam e against the Orange and do not appear to be suffering from the loss of high-scoring D errick Chlevous to the NBA. T h e rest of the top 20 in­ cluded: No. 12 Georgia Tech. No. 13 Tem ple. No. 14 Florida Slutr. No. 15 O h io Stale, No. Ill Louisville. No 17 Vlllanova. No 18 Florida. No. 19 Stanford and So. 20 Sc ton i .'all Ohio State and Seton H a ll cracked the rankings this week, while Indiana. North Carolina Slate and Purdue fell from l he To p 20. Seton Hall won three gamea at the Great Alaska Shootout and was to play tut I tonal champion Kansas Morula v night In the title game In d ia n s , b litze d b y tm ih In Syracuse and North Camhn.i within three days at the N IT . had been ranked 17th. N.C. Stale and Purdue were lied for 201 h Th e Ulg Ten and the Hlg Kan each plat ed four learns In Ihr T o p 20. Th e A llsn llc Coast Conference had three learns and the Hlg Eight and Pacific 10 iwn apiece NC S T A T E B O U TS A K R O N R A L E IG H . N C. - Sophomore Rodney Monroe scored 11 of hi* career-high 24 potnis In the Him eight minutes of the settmd hall and Junior Avte Lester added a career high 22 points Morulav night, leading North Carolina Stale to an 87-67 root of Akron Th e Wotfpock. 2-0. also got 17 points from junior forward I b u n flow aid T h e Zip*. 1-1. were led by ErV McLaughlin wllh 22 points 15 I In the first half, and Shawn Kobrrtsw tth 10 polnia Both tram s held S-poinl lead* In the oprnlng hall, but Hie Wntfpsek. down 37-33 with 2 4<> remaining In the period, oni scored the Zips 8-2 to take a 4 1-39 lead at halfllmr Th e Wotfpock. led by Monroe ■» 11 points, oprnrd the arm nd half with an 18A run to takr a 59-47 lead on Monroe's 3-pointer w llh 12:49 remaining T w o baskets by MtTaiughlm around a jumper from Howard cut the Wotfpark s lead lo til 51 but Akron could gel no i lra n a* Lester scored 12 of hts points in the final 10 38 F S U women selected Shootout to N C A A Tournament U w H a d P r s n Iw O s m U s w l M ISSION. Kan. - Top-ranked U C L A , defending c h a m p io n Hawaii and Florida State Unlvera lly a r e a m o n g 3 2 te a m s •elected to participate In the 1988 N C A A Division 1 Women's Volleyball Championship, the N C A A announced Monday Th e Hrsl-round matches are scheduled for Dec. 1-3 on the campuses of participating in ­ stitutions. Th e w inners w ill advance lo regional compel II ton Dec. 8-11. Minnesota will play hast lo the 1988 N C A A Division I W om en’s V o lle y b a ll C h a m p io n sh ip ai W illiam s Arena In Minneapolis. The semifinals will be played Dec. 15 and the championship Hnal Is scheduled for Dec 17. F o rm e r rham plons In this year's field, selected by the N C A A D ivisio n I W o m e n ’s Volleyball Corn mil Ire. include S o u th e rn C alifornia ( 1 98 1). U C L A 119841 and l*aclftc (1985 and 1986) Besides canting the 1987 championship. Hawaii also won lilies In l9H2and 198.) / Follow ing are the pairings, allrs and dales for the flrsi-found .matches. Dec 1-3. All limes are local: W e s t Region - California (19-141 h i U C L A >J31-101. Dec. 2.7:30 p m > Arizon a (19-131 at Hrigharn - Y o un g (25-10). Dec. 2. 7:30 p.m A riz o n a S t a t e ( 2 0- 121 at Washington (20-61. Dec. 2. 7:30 p.m. Southern California (IJI-15) at Stanford (27-2). Dec. I. 7:30 p.m ■ms Pepperdlne (16-15) ai Te x as-Arllnglon (28-3). Der 3. 7 30 p in . New Mexico 125-41 at Ken­ tucky (2 5 6 ). Dec. 3 . 7:30 p m C o lo rad o State ( 2 1 - 1 1 ) at Florida Slate (28-7). Dec. 3. 8 pm North Carolina 127-8) at Texas I29-5L Dec. 2. 7:30 p m. Mldeaat R egia* Illinois State (2 5 6 ) at Illinois 127-31. Dec. 3 . 7:30 p m . Penn Stale (36-31 at Notre Dame 118-11). Dec. 3 .7 :3 0 p.m Oklahoma 121-8) at Western Michigan (14-11). Dec 2. 7 30 p m. Wetter Stale 132-7) at Nebraska (27-4).Dec. 2. 7 3 0 p m N o rthw e st Region U C Irvine (19-11) al Long Beach Slate |256|. Dec. 3. 7:30 p m. UC Santa Barham (17-16) at Pacific 120-121. Dec. 3. 7:30 p m . San Dtrgo Slate (25-11) at San J o v S 'a lr (21-13). Dec. 3. 7 30 p m. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo (20 13) at Hawaii (29-2). Dec 2. 7pm Shootout Miller who played a total of 13 ininulrs in Kentucky's prrvion* two games, set a tm irru m rn l record with hts seven 3 putnlers California, which finished Hflh In Hie eight team tournament, was led by Krtlh S m ith ’s 19 points Scion Hall was to lace Kansas In the H llr game later Monday night California look a 14-4 lead, hilling 7 of Us Drsl 9 shots The Golden Bears led by as many as 10 with 12 34 remaining. Inil K rn lu rk y ru l Ihe margin In 38-34 at naltimc. Th e Wildcats lied llir score just three m lnulrs Inin Hie half and a 3 polnlrr by Miller pot them ahead for good 9T. M A R T I T O M NAVY ANNAPOLIS. Md. Senior Mike Tate scored a game-high 26 points snd grabbed 10 rebounds Monday to lead Mount St. Mary's to 83 54 victory over Navy, the M ountaineer's flrsi triu m p h since moving up lo Division I this season. FREE T his Is a great opportunity for you to enjoy the sam e great results as our regular classifie d custom ers at no cost to you. Just follow these instructions. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. A d s wilt be scheduled to run for 10 days. Price of item must be stated in the ad and be $100 or less. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You sh o u ld call and cancel a s soon a s item sells. Available to Individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. The ad m ust be on the form show n below and either be 6. mailed in or presented in person fully prepared to the Sanford Herald C lassifie d Department. 7. Ad will start a s soon a s possible. 8 . C lassified M anagem ents d e cision on copy acceptability will be final. Tate hit I I of 17 Held goal attempts and by halfllm r had rolled up 18 points lo boost the M o u n ta in e e rs , a l o n g - t i m e Division II powrr. lo a 47-26 lead al (he break. Mount St. Mary's. 1-2. got 12 points from Scot I M urphy and 11 from Alex Watson. With Ihe low*. Navy fell to I I — Standards lacking in fishing tackle II b H M Frsss International A No 12 Rshhook made by S m ith must be Ih r same size as u No 12 (ishhook made by Jones. Right? Wrong A 4-0 reel made by Green holds Hie same amount of line as a 4-0 reel made by Brown. Right? II so. It’s coincidental A medium action spinning rod by Acme should match llie b e n d of a m edium action spinning rod by Consolldalcd. R ight? Not very likely. Such is Ihe mishmash uf standards, nr lark of startdards. In Ihe world of fishing tackle. Th e re la lltlle variation In Ihe sizes of small hooka. All No. 18 dry fly hoods, for Instance, are about ih r same size. Bui as hooks gel larger, variations Increase noticeably Horn one maker lo Ihe next. S i r e s of offshore trolling rrrts w rrr once customarily given in 'O ’' — pronounced "ought" — designations, but Ihe practice is dying because (lie s y s t e m w a s a l w a y s arbitrary and one maker's 5-0 would only roughly match another m akrr's 5-0. Now most m anufacturers Indicate sl/r by advertising how much of a certain size line li will hold, e g , 250 yards of 20|Miuud test. Bui a better system would lie to give all reel rapacities, from fly reels to big gainr trolling winches. In volumetric m ra su rr such os cubic Inches. Th e n all would use the same yurdsllrk. so to apeak. The same w ill) fishing rods. Some rod u n io n s are dcscribed as light or heavy, others fast or slow. What Is heavy in one m akrr's ca'alog might nol rale as heavy In another. There ore no stan­ dards to specify w h ic h Is which Likewise w llh calibrating rods for casting weights, where Ihe numbers are fre­ quently far from reality. W brn I buy certain surf rod blanks calibrated for. say. 4-8 ounces, they will be woefully limber for H ut weight. So I buy them long and trim back the tips, thus stiffening the action m i they will cast as designated. If c a t a l o g s l i s t e d t h e measure of deflection, such surgery probably would not be necessary. Swivels and snaps usually are offered In num berrd sites, but the numbers are mean­ ingless. Fly rod snakr guides come In numberrd sizes, but there are two different systems of numbers CLASSIFIED ADS r| MAIL “ — TO I I I I I I I I I I I I I L. Sanfo rd H tra ld C la s s lfltd A d s P .0 . B o x 1SS7 Sanford. FL 32772-1657 • ONLY ONE ITEM • MUST INCLUDE PRICE • *100 OR LESS PRINT AO HERE PHONE NAME ADDRESS____________ ______ _— I Subscribe To Ths Son lord Hotald ( I Yas ( II Sanford Herald "Serving Seminole and Southwest Volusia Counties 000 N. French A vt., Sanford " 322-2611 I mm �■ ■ H B H M M W lijH M H il Sanford Herald, Sintord. Florida — Tuesday. November ir9, »W8 — Shows, songs ring in season A rea C hristm as events add to holiday spirit Santa to make houaacalla Santa and his favorite elf and reindeer w l'l visit the homes of ouya and £!rln In the . Jtam ontr Springs area f o r. 17 23. F o r a donation. Santa wilt make a housccall from 0 :3 0 4 p .m . nightly. Heart vat Iona m ay be n u o e through the A llan route Springs Leisure Services Department b e a m in g Th u rs d a y . Dec. I. For more Information, call 009-2916. You k n o w the time of the year by th e a b u n d an ce of cruft baraars. B u t one can enjoy seasonal events o th er t h an shopping opportunities. C hristm as will be presented d ra m a tic a lly , h o rtic u ltu ra l!)', m usically, processlonalty and electrically In Central Florida this year. East-West Kiwanla to gather East-Weal Sanford Kiwanla Club meeta Thursday at 6 p .m . at Friendship Lodge. Seventh and Locust. ' Sweat Adellnoe to rehearse Sound of Sunshine Sweet Adelines women's barbershop singing grmip rehearses every Th u rs d a y at 7:30 p.m . at Cctnm uuiiy Culled Methcdta. Church. U .S K'gnway 17*02 Casselberry. ? r* »/ A, * Parent support group to meet Families Together Parent Support Group meeta every Thursday at 7 30 p .m ., 900 Fox Valley Drive. Sweetwater Square. Suite 200. for open dtacuaalon. For more Information, call 774-3844. • i Narcotics to meet for holp Narcotics Anonym ous meets at 8 p .m . every Th u rsd a y at 3 17 Oak Ave . Sanford. Dixieland Cloggers to meet Dixieland Cloggers clogging group holds club meetings on Thursday. 7-9 p.m .. at the Lake Mary Fire Department at First Street and Wilbur Avenue. Lake Mary. For morelnformatfon. call 3 2 1-3287. • H o lid a y Lighting Cerem ony, at the Casselberry City Hall. 95 Triplet lake Drive. The second annual event will brgin at 6 p m. on S u n d a y . Dec. 4. COPE to help families cope COPE support group for families of mental health patients meets Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at C rane's Roast Ofllcs Park. S*377. Allamonle Springs. • Y ule Log Lighting and c o n ­ cert. at Stetson University In DeLand. w ill happen Tuesday. Dec. 6 . at 5 :3 0 p.m. F o llo w in g Scripture reading and meditation, the tradition of the Y u le Log Lighting w ill be recited an d the Christmas tree III. After springs are loosed onto the Y u le Log fire. Dr. Robert Fort, professor of music, will lead c a ro lin g of the C h a p e l C hoir. A ll will proceed w ith lig h te d candles to w h ere a carillon an d brass ensemble will play seasonal music. Free hot cocoa and doughnuts will be available after the cere­ monies at 7:15 p.m. The event ts open to the public. Rotarlans to rise for meetings Casselberry Hotary C lu b meets at 7:30 a m . on Wednesday at the ( 'assetbeny Senior Center. 200 N. Lake Triplet D rive . Casselberry. Sanford Breakfast Rotary Club meets at 7 a m . Wednesday at Sanford Civic Center. Stompen to hold club meeting da c lu b The Old Hickory Stampers clogging group H all on meetings every Wednesday at (he Knights ofTColumbus Colu S Path Avrnue. Sanford. Far more Information, call 3 4 0 4 5 2 9 - Sanford Klwanls to do lunch Sanford Klwanls C lu b meets at noon Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center for luncheon and program. Overeatara to weigh In : A meeting on spirituality In relationships In O vere aten Anonymous is conducted on Thu rsd ays at 7:30 p.m . In the Community Improvement Association building. Country C h ib Hoad. Lake Mary For more Information, call Charlie at 3234070. Dixieland Cloggers to meet Dixieland Cloggers clogging group holds rliib meetings on Thursday. 7 9 p m ., at the Lake Mary Fire Department at First Street and W ilbur A vrn u e . Lake Mary. For morelnformatfon. call 321-3207. AA groups schedule meetings Arr.i Alcoholics Anonym ous groups meeting Wednesday Include: • Sober Won A A G rou p al the Sahara Club fold d riv e r’s liemar ollkri. 2387 S Sanford Avc.. noon and 3:30 p .m . for open dlw uxslon Clnsed step meeting at 8 p.m. • Sanford AA. noon. 3 30 p m ., open discussion. 1201 W. First SI. • 24 Hour AA G rou p. 8 p.m., (closed, alcoholics only) Fo u rth Street and Oak A vrn u e . Sanford. • REDOS A A . noon, and 5:30 p.m . and 8 p.m. (closedl. REDOS Club. 130 N orm andy Lane. Casselberry. •Sanford Born to W in AA . 8 p.m ., open discussion. 1201 W . First St. • Lake Mary Grace A A U l h Step (dosed). 8 p.m .. open discussion. 122 N. Fifth Si.. Lake Mary. • Allamonle S p rin g s A A . 8 p .m . (closed). A lla m o n le Community Chapel. 825 Stale Road 430. • Casselberry A A . 8 p.m., (closed). Ascension Lutheran Church. Ascension Drive. CasaelberTy. • Alanon. 8 p m . . Fourth Street and Oak Avenue. Sanford. COPE to holp families cope C O I’E support group for families of mental health patlenta meets Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Crane's Roost Office Park. S-377, Altamonte Springs Blood pressure tests available Seminole High releases honor rolls S A N F O R D - The following arc Seminole H igh School's honor rolls for the first n ln r-w re k period: PRIKCIRAL-! HOMOS ROLL Greftnr, IvunE Cancer group to give support U k L H iO ihOMltor. Kara Torwtliogor. Monty A cancer support group sponsored b y the American Cancer Society meets the first Thursday of the month from 7 4 p .m . al the Sanford Landing Clubhouse. 1800 W . First St. Th e purpose of the group is to provide emotional support for cancer patients, their families and friends. HONOR ROLL HkOrodo N S ra s Kirk A. The Junior W om en's Club of Sanford. Inc. meets every third Thursday of the m onth at 7 p.m. al the Sanford W oman's C lu b building at 309 S. Oak Avc. AA groups schedule meetings Area Alrohollca Anonym ous groups meeting Th u rs d a y Include: • Sanford A A G ro u p meets at 1201 W . First St., at noon and 5:30 p.m. for open discussion. Speaker meeting at B p.m. • Sober Won A A Group meets at the Sahara C lu b (old driver's license office). 2587 S. Sanford Ave.. noon. 5:30 and 8 p.m. Often discussion • Alanon meets at the Sahara C lub. 2587 S. Sanford A ve .. 8 p.m. If you know of upcom ing activities you'd like announced In the ffrra/d'a Calendar, send the appropriate Information— event, time. date, place, cost, contact person and phone number— to Calendar. Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. FL 32771 o r call 322 2811. a l . r u B o t a n i c a l Gardena. 1730 North Forest Ave.. O r ­ lando. will sponsor two f rrr evenings w ith a holiday theme tier 17 and 18 (rum 5-8 p m. Families and friends may stroll through the gardens, specially lit and deroralrd to resemble o holiday w o nderland. T h e evenings will Inrhide a lavish polnteltls display, Santa s sleigh with photo opportunities, storytelling, a giant Christmas tree, and holiday music by local choirs and artists H o lid a y gift Items In the gardens' boutique will Include handmade w rra itu . ornaments and sachets Refreshments will feature baked goods, hot rider, and hot chocolate Admission and parking will be fire. For more information, call the gardens at 849-2820. • Tw o workshops will be of­ fered at t-ru Botanical Gardena on the theme of holiday decora­ tions. < "Holiday Greenery Workshop' 1 Abov*. Raul Mfegman portrays Scrooge In Orlando Tbaatra Project's will tie Saturday. Dec. 3. from production of "A Christmas Carol.” Balow, Mrs. Sants C la u s ridas on 2-4 p m. In the Garden Cottage har (rant porch in WsH Disney W orld * Vary Marry Christmas Parade. at the gardens. 1730 North Forest Ave.. Orlando Students will be given Ideas on tiow to use fresh greenery to create holiday arrangements Materials will be provided. Coat ts $12 for Leu Gardens mem bers and 115 for non-membrrs. “ Pine Cone Wreaths" will be held Th u rsd ay. Dec. 8. from 9 : 3 0 - 1 1 . 3 0 a . m . a r from '• T h e annuo) Christmas C a n ­ 6 30-8:30 p.m . In *llfr'bdrd#ti dlelight Concerts of the Stetson College al the garden# Students University Concert Choir will be will create natural wreaths using performed Dec. 2-4 In E lU a b rih pine cones, nuts, acorns and Hall at the university In DeLand. pods. Materials will be provided T h e p ro g ra m , consisting of Students should bring gloves, lessons, carols and Christm as needle-nose pliers and a hoi glur anthems, w ill be at 8 p.m. Friday gun. If possiblr. Cost is 122 far and S a tu rd a y and 4 p.m . S u n ­ gardens m em bers and 125 for day. non-mem tiers Songs will include "O n e r in Prc-irgisiruliou is required (or Royal D a vid 's City." " O Little both classes. For more informa­ To w n o f Bethlehem." " O Com e. tion, call 849-2620. AH Ye Faithful." Silent Night. • "A Christm as Carol" will be Holy N ig h t.” and the Russian anthem "C a ro l of the Bells.” p r es e n te d b y the O rla n d o A 84 donation, or S3 for Theatre Project Dec. 2-25 In the seniors. Is requested for the historic Orlundn Utilities C o m ­ School of Music fund. Friends of mission Power Plain on Lukr the School of Music may attend Ivanhoc. free. The production will be staged "In the ro und.” so that actors • T h e 17th annual "Jo y o u s come Into the audience during Sounds of the Season" concert, the performance and makr a u ­ by the Com m unity Sym phonic dience members frel us (hough B a n d , w i l l lake p l a c e at they're In Scrooge's warehouse. Seminole Community College in T ic ke t p ric e s range from Sanford o n Sunday. Dec. 4. at 4 • I 5• 1 1 9 f o r a d u l t s a n d p.m. In the Concert Hall. Fine T S * * Sh o w s. Page 7B F rrr blond pressure screening Is available to the public. 11 a m to 2 p.m. on the third Wednesday of each month at the Winter Park Y M C A . 1201 N. Lakemonl Ave. The screenings are sponsored by W inter Park Memorial Hoapllal'a Home Health Care. Junior Women’s Club to meet • A H o lid a y Tree Lig htin g , sponsor d by ih r Grratrr Oviedo Cham ber of Commerce, will take place Wednesday. Dec. 14. at 8 p.m. al the T.W . Lawton C o m m u n l t y H o u s e on W e s t Broadway In downtown Oviedo T h e a n n u a l event Includes entertainment and a tree deco­ rated w ith ornaments made by local elem entary school children Free hot chocolate and hom e­ made cookies will be given. Adm ission is free, and parking will be available next door In the Lawton house. For m ore In ­ formation. call the chamber al 3654500 Arts Building Conductor Dr. William Hinkle has selected works of Bach. Sousa. Copland. Alfred Reed. Howard Ifunson and Clifton Williams. T h e program will Includr if.iiillton.il bund tomposlItons as well us sarrrd and secular music of Ihc holiday season, w ith a variety of selec­ tions for all ages No a d m is s io n fee will tic charg «!. and the r-jblle Is acl come, HtfcOrod* f*og.km, Wilbur. SNv*n W l l b t f H i i P rtttw P u u i E ink Or*0* Reyor KothrynS Sr,ml. londro A Ataman, to w n . J Aril**, lit londro Bokor, Thomlno Bar*. MXhaii* K Bottuio A n , Btomon. Oornotry M Bodunoh. SNr A oM o Blob. Jonnitor A SoM Voroniqu* Baulin. Randy M HIIlhiMlI i■■u■■ i. r I■_ it ri N v a a N i i i Jrww hb Buttard Robin N ComRbotl. JormlNr Coroeoy, Jam** E Chang 0*11 J C*Aon. Klmborty R CoMmon. Codr it Coiooll. Saoncor A CatMn. Mar cut C CoN. OtonnoM Cirlror, Jimmie Dunn. Ronald 0 EOtoM. ihaumM EHonan. KrHMpMor EaWknor, Laurta A Eordt. OaroNiK. EramoM. Elltobeth Froor.SWven D Oaiil. Mtcsaal J Cooion. Almoo J Canto*. Jotfrey R . Mormon. Honey Horrlt. Jonoll l Hoyo*. Totronco D H*nd*t*on. lecher It Jon**. Selma KIN. RobIda Ltult. iMfnamo M Llwdtmood.il** A Martin Chad l Me Sr Ido. Ko*la Morgan. Clwlon D Mutkk. Einto L Netto Roqu*l N*ut ir». Chondnko Noon. Jomlor L Patrick. Trotton Potty, Otmtlrlo T Robin. H*»»IC Roborlt. Anthony Rom . Elitoboth Ryon. J*nnit*r j ioochrltl, Ronoo iattion*. XorMfo Shelter d MaWna R lUrOy. Amanda J imlfh. William W Sltfebnt. Lour* L SNr.tr I M Lho.no HoroM Rbow by T«amy VNOMM TortgH. AUkrtCR L Tron. Marti Mol Tumor, LatraocoN Commanded by assistant principal Carma Norman (or a Job wall do.te are Samlnola High S chool’s principal's honor roll atudanla: (sastad, from lad) Susan Gregory, H eal her Pagram, Kathryn Boyar VolantMo, Tammy K Wollaco. Nolortha Wallin. ToddM William* Amy M William*. VotAoun WInkMr. U r* K Will. Adorn S lodM . ToddR I*m*l. Brlonl l*tkOrod*i Arnold. Loylo A Boktr. Umlio Bet r one KIR Berrett Lotoyo N But*. Tr*n*b* Bioko. Floyd A. Belton. Rrtucco L Sordonklrchor. Elitoboth Brogg.Jaoon Bror u*>. Melody* A Btouillult*. Swoon Bucknor. Vornotto Butko. Wonto D Burnette. Berry P. Cent* St*run A. Cowowoua. CNrl*MRhor Connolly. Anthony Crockott. Toro A CutMr. Toby J. Dor it. Corotyn V, Doan. Tom A Denting. Chritllon and Sandra Bryant; (standing, Irom left) Steven W. Wilbur, Nancy Tarwlllegar, Kant Showallar, Lisa Laa and Penny Preston. England. Mork A fowlknor. Oratory Form. Myro J. Flguareo. Amour y Coveryk III, Jowph Oroy. Tyter Hot*. Aloydo J Horrl*. londro D Heuktnt. Comp«on Hobart. iMvon A Hill. Jerontce A Hook*. Rodnty 0 John con Bornoy L Julian. Matthew P Konloya. Nlrondon Konnon. LeketcloD Knight. Rochol L lollrnor. Shannon H L our K*ndroM Mark*. Joton J. C See H o n o rs, Page 7B �Answtr to Previous Puzzle 3 lo n g tk n n 4 Cittta • n o o tu rs S Horst -St--------Al------- --- O K K ilV V I 9 Commit a faux U V A ^ r v i. t K U A HOt* 3 I6 P C A L f X tree r e v a vouTfrc apoiLiN» > w arm lUxM< mop fW UC IN T H E M O O N IN G AND A flffEG U A DGOQJT FINAhtfA l SCmCMEJJT JU S T A CH AM C £lO M EET THS RIGHT QIV. FDR THE 67 58 69 60 61 62 63 3 K U D A KJU GOOD *rCAR5 TOGETHER . Encirded After Nov. Step_______ I Greet Compass point Browns One of Ham­ let's alterna­ tives (2 wds.) n n n n o m n o o n n n n o u n n n n n o on n n n n n n o n n o fflB d o n .- 'JM US E G CIO 1 2 C o n n -O M f by Mari ftataar QOQD an a non 5 leg-fishing gear 6 Sottish indivtduol V IVOWw IVl^R Soon.Kn Stravinsky 8 Shorthand 13 5y the tine 9 Actress r 3V*o* 10 Singar Stovons Phoenix 11 Edges 14 52. Roman 19 Pootry toot 15 ______ 21 Vinos LoUobrigida 23 lizard 16 Writer Vidal 25 Clock taco 17 Doctrine 26 Charge 18 Palm tree 27 Act of speaking 20 Electrifies 29 Remove Pv 22 Fireplace fuel cleaning 24 Eggs 31 Two words or 25 Actress Joanne understanding 32 Actor Bruce 28 Catches 30 In the same 34 Swept yard place (abbr.) 36 Minx 33 Of medicine 1 3 4 Z 35 Grilled___ 37 Hit out at 12 38 Eviction 39 Vegetable It 40 Burden 42 Female bird It 43 Confederate soldier 45 Approximately (2 w ds) 47 Title SO Desert plant 54 Possess 55 1958 Oscar □ E D Q O E lE lO D f im n . o b f i. CI1DDDD DOIS DIDO D _A JJ _fl ■ JD S _l_ jr _u _A _T _E _P _S _S 2 41 Head 44 Prejudiced per 46 Should 47 Cement containers 48 Rams' mates 49 Columbus' ship 10 11 r r " 11 44 47 noon □ O O O fiG O D B O O D n o eb g sb M I *7 | M S3 la o |u •1 J ■--------------------------------------* .v -m r f i M i a a 1 k J W*4TCHA TW K I'LL T h e simple, straightforward play in today's five-diamond co n tract Juat w on't cut the mustard. Suppose declarer ruffs the second spade and draws trum ps In three rounds. He can th e n hope for a fa v o ra b le division in his second suit. dubs. But because West haa four to the O xl. the contract goes down. T h e more sophisticated de­ clarer arcs the possibility that d u b s m i ) split badly, and he realties that by postponing the play of the trump suit he may be able to do something about a n d spilt. So he would ruff the second spade, play only one round of diamonds and then cash the A -K of clubs. Intending to give up a d u b and. tf need be, he would ruff a fourth round of dubs. If this particular declarer falls prey to carelessness, he too c -c o u l d n t V FIND A X )v T-TAK£ ITUR TOO' r jyf n *¥i m a y be ael. W ouldn't It be unfortunate If Eael ruffed when declarer tried to caah that second high club? A llh o u X h a wise d e c la re r cannot provide against all cont­ ingencies. he should certainly do what he can. And there la a way out of this particular trap. The correct sequence of plays la to rufT the second spade. play a diam ond to dummy and lead a club to the ace. Then return to d u m m y with a high heart to play a second club toward the king. If Eaat ruffs in. declarer w ill natu­ rally play low. V Eaat discard*, declarer will win his king, give u p a clu b and stfli be able to ruff another club with a high trum p In d u m tr to make hia contract. It's m u ch better for a defender'! tru m p to "beat the a ir" than to take declarer's ace or k in g of clubs. Opening lead 4 K FRANK AND ER N EST EXPLOSIVES W H AT S \ z e yw rm ) OT3HMT cm njivtN H9U imxiH rmr THHCr ' y P Y W A M IT C p0 y tu W A N T ? -----" ? U 5 #" W o rm o R "WHERE 15 EVERYBODY ? T m * v s * it- 1 ? •T* wvts ANP NOW/ VOOR FAVORI GAME SHOW iOMt TV, MNlEf f r I VOLUNTEERED TO WRITE OUR CLA55 PLAY v FOR CHRISTMAS.. . IN THE OPENING SaNE GER0NIM0 TALKS TO MARY.. r IT UJA5NT GERONIMO.. IT WAS 6A0RIEL... REALLY? THE KIP WHO 6 eronimo is g o in g T O K VERY DISAPPOINTED.. plays fVS&Y rw PART •••aAH' /t mrmmr t O’ _ ..WANT t£> WATCH by Charles M. Schulr TH E AOPIENCE 16 SMALL. BUT LOVAL . 0, 'M P D Y ' IF BPOK&AMPy... W B ir SEC NO JVNKYAtti MATM WWE IN T> A ffO W PART £ S o ' t d w n . . . kt t t b R 7ms TOWN IS TH* r a m e m g w t/ 6RCM/IAI6- P L « i >WVB im & w tv W to tn IPAHAlKOW VtXH v CHWTTHOVVlR/LeJ > U A S fU W & y �Sanford Htrald, Sanford, Florida — Tuegday, Novmbar 29. U>6fl — y Patient may need second opinion DR. OOTTi !'m a paid companion lo a lovely, with-it. stroke vlcllm . She require* a catheter. She has had a severe yeaat Infection for a year. T h e doctor letla me to Irrigate her calhetrr fenr Hr e* a day. but rcfuaca to ireai rhe yeaat Infec­ tion, saying It will only makr the problem w->r»- This tm.Ars no ■ense to her. to me or to her husband Are we miaalng aume •lilog. or U the doctor0 OSAR READER! Patient* with urinary ratheter* tend to d ev el op b l a d d e r Infection* hecauae rathctcra. aa foreign material, provide n mndult for urinary Infeetlona caused b y both bacteria and yeast. T h e situation m ay be made worse by yeaat Infeetlona of the r e ­ productive .ra rt. Therefor. I believe th a l yo u r r m p l o y c r should be treated for both rondltkms It a urtnury Infection Is prr* ent. it can easily hr documented with a u rln r culture In ibis te*t. a sample ol u rln r in ln< otMlrd 111 Ih r lab and Ih r lu ilr r ia It contains arc grown and Iden­ tified. In Ibis wav. antibiotic trratm rnt ra n iw i.ulm m adr to Ih r infection Likewise, a > T a s l culture will rrvral which yr.rst Isprraent. A n anll-lungus drug ran then b r admlnlslerrd. If trullratrd. The doctor may le reluctant to prrw rthr an aniitiloilc for frar It will wornan tb r yeast infretlon Sim ilarly, antl-yrast m e d lrin r may worsen tiarirrtal mfccilnn Nonettiek-wn. II yotir |Mlienl has laith inVclions she niay n rrd douhlr il.ct.ipv Ask her doctor alsNit this and. II necessary, request a srconil opinion for more inlonnalton. I aril nrndlng yon a free ropy of m y Health rr|M>rl "Hladtfer a n d Urinary*-Tract Inlet noun Other readers who would like a copy should send $1 and llirlr name and addrrsa in I 'O lioi 91309. Cleveland. O il 44101-3369 lie surr to mention the title. DEAR DR. O O T T i What Is a rectncrle? Is surgery the only curative? Is II usual lo do a hysterectomy at the same time? By Bernice B«<l* Otol TOUR BIRTHDAY N o vem b er 3 0 . 1®#$ Powerful, new ambition* will be amused In you In llie year ahead It is v rry likely I lull you Will set goals l<* yourself whlc ll you would never have dared to ulirm pl previously* S A G I T T A R I U S (Nov 23-D er 21) Underestimating your ra n tprlltkin today ecsild prove lo tie an rxrrctse In folly Give them rrrd ll for lielng at Irast os strong os you are or (irrhapt r v r n incur so. Sagittarius, treat yourself to a birthday gift. Sena for y o u r Astro-Graph prr dielions for th r year ahead tiy mailing $1 to Astro -Graph, c/o lids nrwn|iu|>er. P<) Ik iX ‘ H U H C le v e la n d . U K 44101-3428 Hr sure lo stale your zodiac* sign CAPRICORN (Dec 2 2 - J a n 11*1 ll m ay lie wiser today lo tem porarily shrive distasteful tasks nil her than doing l hem reluctantly. P a ir work will only have to lie rrpeulrd later. AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 191 Hard feelings could result If you hypertension. For example, con­ genital narrowing of an artery lo a kidney ra n produce high blood pressure In a perfectly normal young person. Correction of the bloc kage oflen will rrslnrr the p rrssu rr lo rtormul. • m y opw iton. y o u r son should be checked by Ills doctor; this would almost crriatnly In­ clude m uhiplr Mood p r r ,sure determination* (because some nervous pallenf* will «-nrt lo have temporarily elevated pre­ ssures In thr stressful and un­ f a m i l i a r e n v i r o n m e n t nf a doctor's offic e) I Ihlnk thal a 17-year-old's blood prrssurr should not con­ sistently exceed 120/80. I n c i d e n t a l l y . In a y o u ng person. Ih r restriction of salt Is onllkely lo make muc h ■..! a d l.Tin .ice In the blood p m .urr T h r salt-hypertension link Is m o r e I m p o r t a n t In elderly hvtwrlrnsJvr*. DEAR READER! A rectocr'r Is n bulging of the re rtum through the vaginal opening. Ordinarily. Ih r reproductive or­ gans and Ih r r r r lu m are held In place and supported by tlgam rn t-llkr structure* In women w ho have had m ultiple pre­ gnancies. tlirsr ligaments ran weaken and stretch, resulting In a loss rf f upper! marked by a Irn d rn ry for the rectum lo drop into the vagina. r»|ierlally d u r­ ing straining Th o u g h annoying, the condition t* ham ilrs* and D E A R D R . O O T T i Mv ra re ly req ui re* aggressive huslsind has In get two pints of trratmrnt. blond every Iwo lo three weeks In ruses where Ih r ailment Is because ol m vclofthrusts How pronounced. It causes pultilul prevalent Is this disease and intro noise and dlflleulty emp­ wtial Is Ih r prognosis'1 tying ttir tmwel then, surgery DEAR READER: Idiopathic to rorrect the condition Is In­ myelofibrosis (IM F) is a rhronle* dicated disease, usually of unknown O rd ln u rlly. a h y sle re rlo m y ( r e m o v a l of I h r u t e r u s ) Is c a u s e , m a r k e d b y fibrosis Iw llhrrlJig) nf thr hone marrow, |M-rfortned at the same time, anemia and enlargement of Ihr because the ulem a Is usually out of post lion and this Is more spleen Probably us a reaction to lame m arrow failure, alternative imroudoftahle lor the pul lent Also, the procedure called a sites of blcKiderll formation ap­ “ pelvic repair” Is more suc­ pear In the liver and spleen IM F Is often called agnogrnlr cessful and p rrm u n rn i when Ih r myeloid metaplasia. II can tie thr uterus Is removed during sur gerv for u r r tiia e lr In women consequence of lutierculosls. who n rrd this correction, sur­ X-ray poisoning, polycythemia gery Is Ih r UMtsI saltslai lory vera (excess red blood cells) a l t e r n a t i v e . II o w r v r r . leukemia and other run rrr* T h r hysterectomy is not an absolute disease Is unusual hut not rare. Prognosis Is guarded; although necessity DEAR DR. OOTTi Our son. t r r a t m r n i o( the underlying 17. has a blood pressure of disease |Infret km. cancer, etc) m ay arrest thr symptom* of IlltVfW lie's 170 pounds. A feel luilgur and weight loss, many :i Inc hes and on a low salt diet eases of IMF do not rrspmid How ctinremed should he be? DEAR READERt I believe satisfactorily to llierapy. Illood that your son's blood pressure I* transfusions rnuy temporarily al­ too high ll should tie medically leviate the anemia However, then* Is no standard trratm rni Investigated. In adolescents, kidney d is ­ I d l B H H N E W S P A P E R E N ­ eases are a com m on rausr of TER PR ISE ASSN. expert loo mucTl from another In a joint venture today. C o n ­ versely. If expectations from you are too m urti. this perwm w llfalxn feel let down PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) Trivial domestic issues could lie blown completely out of propor­ tion today Keep this In mind so that you don't start Uniting lauli with your male. ARIES (March 21 April HI) There may tie more career op­ portunity than usual around you today, hut If you Irrat develop­ ments Inclllferently. the results will lie nil. TAURUS (April 2<>May 20) Your extravagant inclinations could tie rather strong today unit they might Induce you in do something foolish financially. Strive to lie self disciplined. OEMINI (M ay 2 1-.June 201 Th e consequence* of your ac­ t i o n s c o u l d affect o t h e r s adversely today, so exam ine your motives to h r sure they are pure and noble. Let the belter you prevail. CANCER (Ju n e 2 1-July 221 Usually you're u person w ho tries io let bygone* lie bygone* aide liolcf and frels uncomfortable holding grudges, yet tcxlay unresolved resentments may govern your behavkir. LEO IJu ly X I Aug 221 It's Im perative that you manege your resources prudently al this lim e. Don't s|m- ih I unwisely nr ma ke loans that have pronounerd elements ol risk VIROO ( Au g 2 3 -S rp t. 221 hxlahltsh realist a- objecttvrs lor yourself today. <» else you might tie Irrupted la strive for some­ thing that Is beyond your capabllltirs. causing severe fruslrattons. LIBRA (Sept. 2 3 -O c l. 23) Avoid doing tilings today that you know (m m your own experi­ ences could cause pnihlrms. If you Ignorr your lielter Judg■menu regrets are likely. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A domineering friend might try to Involve you in M im rlhlng today that you won't want to he part of. U r your own [arson and do not yield to peer prrssurr. ICII088. NEW SPAPER E N ­ TE R P R IS E ASSN TUESDAY’S PRIME TIME 6:00 6:30 7:00,7:30' 111:30 W ho’s cooking? T h e Sanford Herald welcom es su g g rfllo n s for cooks of the week. Do you know s o m ro n r whose cood *.j always the highlight of company picnics, church potlurks. rerepllons or covered-dish luncljeone? I m ight be an acquaintance — ho has tvon a cook' ng contest or Invented a new t w i s t lo the pean ii l •h it 11 r r •a n d - J r 11 y sandwich Nnvice cooks and ethnic cooks, as well as experienced rooks and master chefs, add a different dimension lo d in ­ ing W ho Is your choice? M; vbr d's your mother, fa­ ther. brother, sister, son. daughter, spousr. friend or bosa Subm it vour nomination lur Conk of thr Week to the Herald People e d i t o r at 322-2611. ext. 34. T h r Cook of the Week feature Is published In Ibis •a ction each Wednesday. 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DEAR ABBYl If s o m ro n r r o u l d c omp i l e an a c c u r a t e statistic of ail reported .,nd u n rrp o rlrd Incidents of men i#eull.ig up women - say. "LaM year, 3 ,-150.785 females were physt i -ul ly aboard tiy th e ir h u s b a n d s . l o v e r s or hoy frie n d s "— another stoitstlr would say. "In I9H7. 3.450.785 mules w err verbally utilised by I h r I r w i v e s , l o v e r s or girlfriends"! While men pound with violent lists, women stash with vicious tongues! I w c k In it casino where thousands ol |K-nple [lass by every day T o hear w om en Insult, humiliate and denigrate their m en in public is m m tnonplace (Imaglnr what they say at hotllC?| Alt In nature must balance, so lor every man wlm takes it in thr ear. anothrr gives ll on the chin For every woman who w hips out her longue, her sister some­ where get* ll In llie mouth. Solution There are interna Ilona) drives against d rug s, alcohol and smoking; one is needed against "a n g e r." How about "N o Anger G r o u p " — wr could call II NAG MR. SORE EARS V A I.L E Y FORGE. Pa - A new archaeological study has sited more light on the dally life of ihe foot soldier who formed Ihe hulk of ih r Continental A rm y w in ­ tering at Valley Forge. Most school children are famil­ iar w ith the story of how th r poorly clad soldiers suffrred th ro u g h the c n rrl w inter of l7 7 7 -‘78, huddled in wooden huts, while snow lay six Inches o n th e g r o u n d. T h r p a r k, th ro u g h exhibits and re ­ constructions. shows how the Continental Arm y came In as a rag tag group of unorganized farmer* and shop owners and left as a w ril-lrainrd fighting lorre. " T h e thing about Valley Ftirgr — w r have lots of rrtords about what the ofTkrrs had at dinner, their parties, and what George Washington was doing, but vir­ tually no record of what Ihe man In Ih r army had lo live on." said Allen Cooper, park arrharolnglsi In the winter the numbers fell hreause of death from typhus, typhoid, dysentery and pneu­ monia. from desertions, or leave g ra n tr d In liaise w ho lived nearby, h r said. During Ih r spring ol 1778 (h r ranks swelled again to about 18.000 when Valley Forge became a staging area for Ihe summer campaign. Some huts were 7 feel by 10 feet, others were 20 feet by 10 fret and still olhrrs were 16 fret by 18 feet. In one hut. they found a 6 -lnch cannon ball In th r basr of a fireplace. W ith plenty ti lime on their hands until mid-June, when the dirt roads finally dried out for t h r su m m e r campai gn, t h r soldiers spent Ihrtr time making m uskrl balls. DEAR MR. SORE EARBt Anger Is a human emotion, and there Is nothing wrong with appropitale anger (T o brronie angry about Injustice. prejudice and Inequality is a|i|iroprtalr. and. Iherrlorr. good I lint If tine acts out Ills anger with vio­ lence— that's bid Unfortunately, die re ra n tie no official statistics of unreported incid en ts of physical and/or verbal abuse perpetrated by men or w om en. While neither is desirable, verbal abuse is (h r lesser of Ih r evils. Ask any victim ol physical abuse— male or female. DEAR ABBT: Our problem Is a jxilr ol amorous tail obnoxious nrightmrs T h e Mr leaves the house ahout 6 30 a m. for w ork T h r Mrs kisses him goodbye at die door Th e n he gels Into his car, and as he drives oil. h r yells lo hts wife. " I lovr you!" T h e n she a n s w e r s hint wi th. “ I love yo u uu uu uu !" Tills can tie heard In o u r house even with all Ihr doors und window* closed. T h e y liolh holler "I love yo u " until he Is out of sight A b b y. we lirllrv r In love. ton. hut this Is really annoying lor neighbors who are rrlirrd and don't have lo get up at 6 30 every m orning. Maybe If you print this. II would calm down those lov­ ebirds. Abby. thin Is no put-on. It’s an earnrsl problem. R. IN s ra m o rtE L D . Honors- C o n tin u e d fro m Page SB Continued from Page SB •7.50-S9.50 for children 12 and under. For ticket Information and reservations, call Ih r O r­ lando Th cu lrr Project at 8592729 Monday through Friday from 2-5 p.m.. or Ticket Master at 839-3900. Miller, A m , R Montrv Mlctwfe L Morgan. lachar, * Nation. Angtla A Nkholat. j otapn M Padilla. JaannaM# Pankh. Tamaisa L Plkhar. Mkhaiia RatSbun Oaanna 1 Ror*»ar. Cragory 1 Vandarv TailiAat Vault. Barit F VaSanck. Vlatay M Vhapgard Thalinj Simmont Jotapn T Simmon*. Patrma R Vpaart. E madam Stkkney. Crkkat Tabor Baniam.n J Thornton Rabatah Waakky. Elnabam William,. Yolanda Wilton TanaihaN • Walt Disney World s Very Merry Christmas Party will take place Dec. 9-10 from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m . nightly. Punch, cookies, red and green fireworks, holiday shows, choirs and carolers will tic featured throughout the theme park. Tickets are $17.95 for a d ul ts an d $ 1 2 . 9 5 fur children 3-9. Disney World's Very Merry Christmas Parade will take place dally Dec. 17 to Ja n . I In the Magic Kingdom. • "T h e Nutcracker" will be perform ed by the Souther n llallct Theatre Dec. 7-11 at 7:30 p.m . with matinees at 2 p.m . on. Dec. 10 and 11 at the Bob CanPerform ing Arts Center. O r ­ lando. T h e Florida S y m p h o n y Orchestra and Sanford area dancers will be featured. Tickets are $11. $14. and $10 und available at Ticket Master locatlonsor the center box ofTlcr. onto DEAR K.t I suppose It's tletter than tiring awakened at 2 a m. tiy a c o u p l e o f b u t t l i n g neighbor* Hut no Mutter how you u rr tiring dlsturtied. these ritlghbnrs urr disturbing your jieace. Don't rely on their s rrln g this Shows- • "T h e Nutcracker" will lie performed by ih r Daytona I leach C ivic Hdllrt on Saturday. Dec. 10. at 8 p.m . In Daytona's Peabody Auditorium. The pres­ entation will leatute backdrops up to 30 feel high, an 8 -root Christmas tree that grows to 15 feel, and special efTecI*. For m o r r I n f o r ma t i o n , call 904 252 8848. ______ ________ i fur ______ ICcai HiSTT Imdango k He thinks husbands’ strong arm s parallel w ith w ives’ m ouths 1 ttmOroda Sakar. Yolanda M Barrow. Dayna V Baauay. Na'aUuO Back. JanmlarM B'tndlr Thom** 0 D'igg* Mkhaai Brown, Haathar A Borgat*. Shannon E Burnatla. Crttlin Caullwld Mary E Cogburn. Mkkay J Cohan. VhawnaK Coibarf Thoma»E D a.i» Timothy C Darr. Jallray A Diamantara Manhail Okklton. Staphan Ella, ton Erica A Finocchiaro Amai Flantbvrg Slaty N Ford KiangaK Fryman. BrtanC Giich.nl Kayin Gomai. MkhatlD Groan. Donna J Gray. Dwayna A Gruby. Jarwiitar t Hathaway. Nancy M Haap. Oamalla « Higginbotham Mary Holloway. Tami T Howard. Ertklnol Itraal. Carol F Jack ton ShallyM Jack ton Tina R Jacob*. Amy J Jankint Catay L Laa. Patricia J Lopai. AdaiaidaM Lowa Jr . LloydD Mato*. Orlanna McGill HadrianD Marriwwihtr. Jannl Mart Il.ald Jann.tar Mkkla SaanP Mikalt Char la* 0 Morn* CharylL Morn*. Vlacay R Na»tl!a. Chrittina O Brian. Chrittina Ogktby Jr . Dalmu, P trc i, Jttom r Pralhar. Cntla t Prat*. Ximbarly L Pugh. Allton 0 Raynotdt Dan.taL Rtynold* Jr . Jama* Robinton Laihakn Vchaltar. Haamar VaM. TaraC Sm in Sharyl D Snow. Krtckal Vtawarl. Vhanan R Sukup Scol* W Tllllt. GinaM Wagat Jr . Ray B Waugh. Vuianna F War* lay, Dorn A Wtamt. Tharrva E Wilk. Michaal T William*. Rotalyn Yacoub. Naat Uth Grad« Albert Gmgar £ Barber. Vene.ce Bat, Angel K Bailer. Kimtwrlyenn Beaty. SuM " M Bern Jr , Robe.' E 6 linn. Oavld Bogue. Malinda J Bouck. Gma V Boyer. Bryce 1C Bragg. Donor an L Buchanan Toma A Bu.gat* Vharry M Butiar Rachel N Campbell. Martha Campbell Mkhale Captha* OthaW Ch.toim TattaM O J r poo' Tracay A Coopar. Cattandra Corel. Donald Coilen. T ra m O Co*. Ronald E Crawford. Robert M Da»lt. Jemet L Oewton LyndaN Dytart. CharylJ E attham. Nickty V Eckttem Vutan E Ell^aLw t aiwa 4 ADVICR A B IG A I L VAN B U R EN In d ir iirwxjiajM-r Ask ihriqj (nicely, of course) to please tout) down their loving fa rrw rlls lt( die m orning D E A R A B B Y ; I have tu r n ;iri avid Dear Ahtiv reader lor many years and have never seen litis question addressed In yo u r m l iimn A Irlend who Is soon to )«• married mentioned to me that she Is paving $125 a [dale for each guest uho will attend her wedding and reception. I have, received an Invitation to I mil i, and now I am wondering wh.il lo give Iter lor a wedding gift Am I required to give hrr a gilt that would cost at least $125? I really don't Ihlnk II wa<< profier for her In li.tvr inetittoned her d »sl. hut now that I know . I feel compelled lo <qirnd at leas! dial m u ch on the gift I a m tint a p a u p e r, hid I am fu r from wrulthv. und I would ru lh r f not go io die wedding than lo up|M*ar i lir.ip T O GO OR N O T T O G O D E A R T O GO: A guest Is not "re q u ire d " loglvr u wedding gllj£ that costs al least as m u c h as dis bride spend* jwr plate I agree. (I. was m il prnjwr for lilt* bride ( 0 . have mentioned tier cost Select a gift In Ihr price range! dial Is rnmfortuhir for yo u . and do n ’t worry ahnui ap|ie.iring: cheap. DEAR ABBYt Maybe you for one of your readers) can give me Ihe answer In a question that lias tiren puzzling me lor a long time. Wh e n clli/ntH u rr asked to vo ir on a pro|Mi»lllou or Inlllutlvc concerning Ihrlr local lownshlfw or counties, why Is th r language* so contusing and ambiguous 0 For example, "If you are op( jMised to uddKionul funding (q( public education, vole'yes." Bill; "If you arc In fuvor of rufditionah funding for public education ; vo ir no.” O r. "If you arc opposed to; drilling lor oil In a sprciflr| locality, vote vrs. hut If von are; In favor ol drilling, vote n o ." It scents lo me that these; Issues are deliberately presented; In language thal will confuse thy voters. O r am I mistaken? Y E S O R NO DEAR YES: Not 1. too. would; appreciate an answer to di.1 l; disturbing question. Renders? ‘ (Probiamt? Writ* lo Dear Abby. For a ptrsonal, unpublished reply, tend a lell-addressed, •lamped envelope to Doar Abby. P.0. Box 69440, Los Angela*. Calif. $0069. All correspondence ie confidential.) Falcon. Jayter Feldman LoUL Figgatl. AndraaC Flanrtagm Andrea Fottaliu* Kerthn Gama*. Lyd>a0 G lkhritl. Chmeta Hara. Dora L Hibbard DonaldL Hook*. LoroniaK Hoop*. Edith M Howard. TymothlA luge* Jody Lynn Jenmton Jennifer Johnton. Oar'd W Jana*. AAalmda A Kaltar. J a w Kalaal. Troy Lee Kelly. Kimalha0 Kondrackl. Adrieen l ortuon Joteph E Leggore. Michelle Lewi*. Anthony low lt. Victor V Lmdomood. Jennifer Long. Elltebelh Lyon Cynthia Lyon. Michael Mackall. Michael L Matkell. Michele Martin Vhaunda 0 Merirrather Kntti Mile* Camille L Miller. Donald W Millar. Robert B Mitchell. Frank M orgentle.n D j.-d Nelton. VaraM Nye Julie L Otyere Bobbi Sue Padilla. Wanda 1 Pate. CrittyL Perce. Chad A Paterton O.a Piarca Oaughliw Potay. B.antE Prlckal. Theodor* Ray J r ., David E Reynold*. Alllton Rkhordaon. Leonard RipWy. Tony awe , Robert. Julia E Robert!. JettlceE , Hodrtguet. Arlene Roger* Kimberly L Rumbley. Trocie A Varno. Rachel A Vchafce Trenton L Vchanal, Ardelh A Vchworty. Michelle Vemo*. Dawn Venaehek. M e rgjrr' , Vararanca. Oavid W J Seaton. EdnaM Shack lord icott M ) Showaltar. Kent Sipet. Vtaci A Smith. B o n n ,* A im ith , C arrw Jo Smith. E lm erC Solo. G rlte d M Soto R kh ard M Souta Karr.* L Spattord. Shall** Stephen*. CarlF Slkknay. Cory A Sturty. Steven A Swelm. Marci E Li Taft. Robert Tlilm on, Kith* Vaughn Kent W Vernon Jennifer L Venn*. M aneC While, Cynthia M Wilkemng Chrrati William*. Tracy K Willmk. Allton A W right. Jenna M Wynn. Adel* S York. RebeccaL Young, Tammy E I rj Floyd Th e a tre s | _____ M l TOM CRUISE C O C K TA IL t a t *4i FEDS p h T j ] " m ‘i•M" J ERNEST SAVE5 CHR ISTM AS» AND AND I 1ABY1 T H R E E MEN & A BAB �wwm C l a s s i f i a d D i r e c t o r y L I w to r m a tio n Srnnlnol* 3‘ E s * * Oriandn • Wln'..?r W B: 831-9993 322-2611 PttVATI PARTY RATES CLASSIfICD DffT. 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Florida under the Fictilieu* Heme el CH R II 6ILIM0R TILC. end tael I <ntand to regular I N neme • m me cier* e m* Circutt Court. Sammete County. FlerW* m accerdanc* mm ma Fro ntton* e me Ficttttaua Heme Itr'vtai TeWtt SectHn MS M F Hr id* Stalutof >*tr -'* Chrli G-timor PuW'th Nemmbar jt A 0# t) jo tew OIK 111 IH T H t CIRCUIT COURT W M BFOI SCMNNAS COUNTV. HOTICI OF FICTITIOUS KAMI Heice H hereby plren mat I •m engaged In bulineil al tonHrd Flea WerM Hary 17*1. VemirwH County. FHrMa under tar Fictitiewt Hama e FIMOI IMPORT1. and mar I inland la >e«itHr Mid nam# mm ha Clark e ma Circuit Court l amtnata Camty. Ftorid* In accardmci ■ilk tha Frarikiani at Ika FktilHut Kama Itetetet To am (action tat pa Fiarida lie ..Hi m » ' i Nk i Fleet huWi«h HavamOar it. 71. If A Oacamtar 1 IN* DC* IM o i Ctorung TIV Fnnter* 30V Wat-igeration M i Rente A leaking 3C7 Rooting M S landtaaatmg 30*- Screen A Otoae Wort MV Vecretane lame* 307 See«rVept>c Tana Mtgii Ltgal Notices CITY OF LA R I BURT. FLORIDA HOTICI OP PUBLIC HIABIMA NOTICE It HEREBY OIVEN hy me Ftenrun* end lento* •eerdeftoe C»fy #» u*e Mary AONIINNC R IIC C . a Fuanc Heerto* i H o n e s o f surr TO: AONIINHB R C fC I YOU A lt H I I I I F NOTIFIED m e an ecttm tar dNaetuHan e merrtep* ha* tarn hiad apame yeu and yeu ana reeuirad la aarye a caoy e yme written ditanae*. If any. to it an JOHN A BALDWIN, e Beldmn V Baum. FM* I MigtHrey 17*1. Fern Far*. FHrlde B T M . and Fit# me artpme mm me Clerk e ma ad* n trytad caurt e ma Samlneta Caunty CewrtkewM Sentard. F Hr Ida. an ar featara Dec am. i n *, atharmw. • ludpmakt may M enlaced apemat yeu tar me rent da mended mikepatman T H IS H O T I C I thell ha Ml ma Sentard Herald. Sentard. Ftorlde WITNISS my hand and tee e tee Ceurt an out am day e DAVION a iR R H H CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Rum KM* Deputy Clem CELEBRITY CIPHER iv ti MW •WME rs lR I C to ls f. W E P I 2 F S W F M V F U F F F X A Z F U T 1 I 1 N IP V.toNtoCAOAL IN H i T H IM U R IA O B O F C n u N T .H t C * . H E A L) FuMlth He<amhar A II. 71. W. 1#N DEK N • F T I A M Nur»mg Car* Renting RaPN Hanguig Faring F*#t Control Fnotugrapnr 3tV Sod S m c i 111- Sotor Enargy Senttr m SprsnkJe*aVnge*on l i t Traah Haukng 11* Smmmmg Pool Seme# H V Tatophona Some* 11V Taa H7' Tree tame* 11V TV AJtadto Raper* H V Uphotatery MV WekJ*ngrV'eet«ng Uete itmg I M l We« Onli-ng 747 Addfont A 14t A» Conditioning I Heating M7 Window* Legal Notlcas ’ X T R 7*7 Motato Homo Service 7*V Moemg A Vtorae* nv 1*17*7 7tV ISA MV H J T RS U 7 U Y A M O W M Q T X X J a a I O I Q L M F I Z F S W F M V F , * I A I V A 7 I A Q M U . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Modi poopta would unaM thing* if they were not troubled imbition ~ — Longfellow In grool C ITY OF LAKE M AST, FLORIDA K S - None*: o f I U f ’.1C HRARINi* NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN by me FtoMdBB and Xanmg Beard ef me City el Laku HeryFtartda met k*M Beard mn herd a Public Hearing an Dn embei I t MBA at* M FA A .e r ettewi iru b H . le rmi a reguett tram Carl King, tar a cheng* ef tantog tram A l to RCE an me Hi lew " i S E S t t S S o b BALL The Seal >« ef m* Seutkwwtt H ef me laumeeit v. at m* Sautwweti t*. L E U me flat) tt Hat H r read ri*htetwer in tectHn M Tewwakip to Sevm. Rang* M Real. Samiatae Caunty PARCEL"A" The Sautk M M Hat el m# Beet u* a* He Seuttmeat u at the Seethwe*! u el ihe Seuthwett to ef Sectien to Tawnatup a Sauth. Rang* a Beat. tamwaH Caunty. PHrtd* LESS m* ( h i I t * Hat Hr reed right al way IJ PARCEL"B" The N v m M a Hef ef me Seam tot M Hef el me E a»l to al Ihe Sevihw eat H e l the Seumwutf to ef m* leumaewto efSecftonM Teernhlp a Seem Range I# B e d . Semineie Camay. PHrtd* L E U me Bear rt*mafwey •ANCEL"C" The Beef to at me to ef ma luumrwri to ef m* leufhweai to ef Sectien to ToamaMp a Saum. Rang* a teat lemmata Camay I w d i LESS M Seuth M M Hat marvel and alae LESS ma fatl I I M Het tharaat tor reed rt*ydef way Cerdamtog l AJ*f The Fubuc Hearing bar*, la N Cattotay Ch* I Lobe Mery The FubMc H to arlHd H re 11V Pat* A Tt Lygel Notices 11 Nto. F IN Fiftaaretd. ESQ te can F a chenpa at nrunp tram A 1 la FO tor tk FROM THE WEST U COR HER OF S E C TIO N t TOWNSHIP a SOUTH RANGE 11 C A S T . S E M I N O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA. SANE B E IN G T H E SOUTHW CtT CONNER OF GOVERNMENT LOT S RUN NORTH N DE GRCCS » * r EAST ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAIO G O V E R N M E N T LO T > A DISTANCE OF m a t FEET FOR A POINT OF SIGINN INO TH E N C E CONTINUE NORTH I t DEOaCCS D »r EAST a**** F E E T THENCE RUN NORTH a DEGREES i r i r ” EA ST S U M F E E T T H E N C E RUN SOUTH •« OCGREES x rtr- WEST * M » F E E T THENCE RUN SOUTH •* D EGREES W I7 " WEST SIAM F E E T TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING LESS THE W E S T I I F E E T FOR RINEHART ROAD Tk# Public Hearing mil b* laid y . Itw CemmiMisn Cham berv IM N Ceimtry Club Reed. Lake Mery The Public N m ulHd to attend and tw heard Seid nearing mar h* caniinuad tram lime H lime wrlll a Imal raca-nmendallen n mad* by m* Planning and 7onto* beard A TAPED RECORD OF THIS M EETING It MAOE >V THE C I T Y F O R I T S CO N VE NIENCE THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN AOE Q U A T E R E C O R O FOR P U R P O S E S OF A P P E A L FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY WITH RESPECTS TO THE FOREGO!NO MAT TER ANY PERSON WtSHINO TO ENSURE THAT AN ADB Q U A TE RECORO OF THE P R O C EE D IN G S I I M A IN ­ TA IN E D FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY AR RANGEM ENTt AT HIS OR HEROWN EXPENSE C I T Y OF L A K E MARY . FLORIDA SvtanB Them* Building A Zoning Sacralary Publlin Hoy » . IM “ DEK7M H Nme irntil a to ta l H mad* by me A T A M O RECOHO OP THIS M EETING IS MADE BY THE C IT Y PON ITS CONVEN tIN C E THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADC O U A T E R E CO RD FOR P U N P O S E S OF A P P E A L FROM A DECISION MAOE BY THE CITY WITH RESPECTS TO THE rod I GOING MAT TER ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN AOf O U A TE RECORD OF THE P R O C EE D IN G S IS MAIN TAIN BO FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MARS THE NECESSARY AR RANCBMENTS AT N il OR HER OWN BRPENSS CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA B Them* BuUMng V lanlng Secretary U q il Wotte— Ltflal WotjBBB L b q i I N o IIc m n - L M t A Found PUPPY POUND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT u PTHKEIWOEI’WN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN MM FOR StMINOLt COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA. BANCFL US MORTGAGE CORPORATION. DANIEL 0 RIVER. If living atu* .ef M , NOTICE OP ACTKNT STATE OF FLORIDA TG ROLAND CORF. U S . ecergerFNen i eamic-w. pr-*tol*Ai l af buamaaa H irnknewn YOU ARE NOTIFIEO met i actian H twniaaa a i LO T lit , GOVERNORS POINT PHASE L ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK l». AT PAGES 14 THROUGH to INCLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA na* baen filed egelnal yew DANIEL 0 E l VSR. H Ruing, and M martHd. MRS DANIEL O RIVER Mt m b. If and SKYTNONICt ELECTRIC INC . a car peratton d V a Tr*p*c*< Mmtc Carper atton end ORI POINT GO V E R NO TOWNHOMES HOMEOWNERS ASS N INC. and yeu are t* H **re* a cagy a l yme .Many. H Han JOSEPH M PA N IB LLO . ESQUIRE. FH toMf* attorney wkaia a d d 'tti I* M l N Franklin SHeel. Sun* I to*. Temp*. F Hr Ida SMM an ar itm dey ef D* nei mm me CHr* el mto Court iitr* the reitot Camptolnt and Hatace ef DATED en ton am day ef DAVION BERRIEN c l e r r o f th e CIRCUIT COURT BY Kefty AAcClem M TN I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11GMTI ENIN JOUKIJU. CIRCUIT •EMINOLI COUNTY. F ICY rr tout NAAM Mafic* to hereby yimn diet I am png*u»< M buF i.jae af Mt i Csaa Perk Cl. I , W.nier FLOAir* Springe. IMebll* kF/ul'tl. LIVII ACTION NO i l imtoiH Cauky. F Hr Ida wider the F i c t i l i e u * Nam e af THE CONNECTICUT HEALTHFUL HANDS. MW met NATIONAL BANR. Plaint. It. wtm ma Ctor* rt ma Ortwt Court, tomInail Cawnty. FHrlde PAUL NOVAK.atta, to eccerdence * m me Fra vtotont of Iha FicfitHua Nam* N O T K I OF ACTION StatuMa. Tew n lactton Ml#* Te PAUL NOVAK, a FHrlde StataHatfSF men. net knewn to be bead ar /vteta Stone ally*. ANO ALL HEIRS. OE M.anWw a. a. 0* VIBBIS. OHANTIES. ’I t 11 IN* A I I I O N E I t , LIENORS. d e k a* CREDITORS. TRUSTIES, OR O T H E R CL A I MA NT S BV. V . R O U O t * . V J N O I ? OR AGAINST PAUL NOVAK Nealdence UNKNOWN CITY OF LAKE MOBY. YOU ARE HE REB Y FLORIDA NOTIFIED mel an actian t* NOTICE OF PUBLIC • a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by m* Planning end lanmg Beard al me City af Lab# Mery, FHrlde mel t*-d *Mrd mu held a PwbUc Hearing an Oacamber I I lf*d. ef 7 M P M . er ae eaan mere*IN r ae peeetoto. to can etoar a r■*<*** Nam Jam** C WaM. eppHcenf. tor e cheng*. hem A I to RCE en m* toltowtoa deecrtone praparty THE SOUTH to OP LOT IL SANPORDS SUBSTANTIAL FARMS TRACT NO I. AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOR L PAGES O AND M OP THE P U B L I C R E C O R D S OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI DA CONTAI NI NG THEREIN ltof ACRES MORE OR LESS The Pubh* Hearing mu be Cham bar*. IM N Cewdry Ch* LAM Mery The Public H to vitod to mew * hnal i acenunw dehan re made by the Planning and Iwwne Beard A TAPED RECORO OP THIS M EETING IS MAOE BY THE C I T Y POR I T S C O N V E NIENCE THIS RECORO MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN AOE Q U A T I R E C O R D POR P U R F O S l i OF A P P E A L F ROM A ORCISIOta MADE BY THE CITY WITH RESPECTS TO THE FOREGOING RUT TER ANY PERSON WISHING TO INSURE THAT AN AOE O U A TE RECORD OP THE P R O C EE D IN G S IS MAIN TAINBO FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY AR RANOEM INTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE C I T Y OF L A K E MA RY . FLORIDA i B Thorn* PubIHh N*y Jt ttW DEK la# Seminal* Caunty Official Recarat Reek iff*. Pag* li a and at maenad by mat certain Flral Amendment t , Decleralien af CarWamuuum at race-dad m Official Racarda Baaa i a t. Peg* tan *f m* Public Recard* ef Semineie Cevnly. Flerld*. end being |M pm | >*l. «L Aland Mend a* i M Pag* ft, ef m* Public Reterdi *» Seminal* Ceunly. Fiend* toreel to to m* cammen ripenear appurtenant ih*r*ta in at car-dance mm m* Decierahen at an g w i mm m* Ctorb ef me Clrcyil Ceurl either betore At WITNISS my hand and ***t af Hut Caurt an mi* me < dey at black TOTPONZMILUI MIOICATIONI Maury trem tlth SI. A Hartwell Ay# REWARD! C a lim if U IS—Iptclal Notlcos ******** a a a AVON CHRISTMAS a a a a a aOPEN HOUSE a a a Preview Aven'e Chnelmai CefHtchan Leel apporltnuiy tar Cviytm** Curing- Turn lI Tt M 1PM to 7PM Hall “t a l l * ISanlerd C u ll ******** BECOME A R O TU T F*r D*i*-le I N U m i FHrldaNatary Aaaecialwn Ftorid*. to Urut MM *1 ULTRA VISTA A CONDOMINIUM PHASE I. attar dm* to ma Oeciararian at Venn v U *•». a.dl R C O U I R I S Nf ARINR L IL n . a. DEKH itm epett- Female Peeeibia Hound F e w na*. >jrt ______ «7 _ »1 . Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEMINOiC COUNTY FLORIDA CASINO ■ ai net I O U S I R IN D U S TR IE S IN C . Plamtitt PROVIDENt LEASING CORP OtM. NOTICE OF ACT IOH TO P R O V I D E N T A C C E P TANCE CORPORATION YOU ARE NOTIFIED m*r an •ctran ta Mclar* Iran nun arta vetd an nw vnewmg praparif SamureH Certoty. F rand* Amar* Utility Traitor Metor Vahid* Carlilical* *1 Till* laasifiM t>tod aaamyi ■». and yeu ar* rapuued to wry* * cap* #• yarn wyttten drtoneae it any. to It *n Jrd Barmen plalntiir* allarnay. whet* eddraee II P o Drawer Jt Winto» Par*. Ftorlda »f** r» a r hatart m* U day at Da camber. H N and m* m* ar to­ nal w*tk m* Ctor* a* m* Circun Caurt either hetor* eer.tc* rpen me Ptemtilt e Attorney ar m me d i a t e l y i k a r a e l l e t elkerwie* a dalami will k* enter ad a**in*i ,eu tor m* ratwf demandad m ww Cam C L IR k OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OAVION BERRIEN By KeHyMtCtoM Deputy CHr* (COURT S I ALI i i t it. a. By Ratty McOttn CHpvtyCHrk Pubiiah Na.amber 0. IS n ft O IK M O IK ff DATEDanHararnbar * lie* DarldN BrrtyrAeCiarkelmaCemt DaM Nrwntar IT. IN* g a p * * * * * taoritlOF FICTITIOUS NAAkl Matte# It karaby gtran that I am engaged m huemaee af fXN Let* Driva Santord Sam awto Ceunly. Fleride unter Ik* F k tittout Hern* *1 LASTING IMPRESSIONS CATERI NG, and met I mtand to ragtetor ea-d name wtm m* Clerk af me Circuit Ceurl. Sammate Ceunty. A m o u n cin a s Prewteiene at Ike Flctiitou* Nam* Sterutoe. TeWit Sectien MS M Ftorid* Siatuto* l « l /VAian MantoedMce Pubnth toemmber L I I R * f t ITW OtKAf NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nance I* karaby gi ran mat | am angeead m kuemeae al P O Be. fail Sentard. Seminal* Ceunly. Fieri#* under ike F ictiltoue Nanw *1 Mantpamary Mail O d e r Service, and met i totend to regretor eeid name wtm me Clark at me Cirtuif Caurt, Semmete C*W y. Ftorid* ill lane *t m* Flctiliawi Name Stetvtot T* Wit Sectton MS M Ftorid* Siatuto* l«7 S'Barbara A Mantgemary Publllh Nerambar I. IL t t IT. »aea _____ OIK 7« IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 1IM INOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTIOH HO.i M IM I CAM L GlBRALTER SAVINGS Ptemtilt DAVID WCSLBY D i e RDOo r f . >t*i. NOTICE OF ACTION T* DAVID WESLEY DIEROORFF and JAOE VEAN O IE R O O R F F . kl* wit*, net knewn to b* dead or alia*. AND A L L H E IR S . O E V I S E E S . G R A N T E E S . A 1 S I0 N E E S ­ S IE NOR I . C R E D IT O R S . T R U S T E E S . OR O T H E R CLAIMANTS BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST DAVID W E S L E Y O IER O O R FF end JAOE VEAN OIEROORFF Raeldanc* UNKNOWN YOU ARE H E R f B V N O TIFIE O mat an actton I* leractoee a martpeg* an In* lei towing dtectibed property in Seminole County. Flerld*. to mi Lei S. Black U INDIAN HILLS UNIT THREE, accord mg to Ik* Rtel thereof at to corded m Plat Bee* IK pro* fa at lh* Puellc Rtcerde *1 Semineie Ceunty. Ftorlda hat boan tiled again*! yeu and yew ar* reguirad eary* a copy at yam written dtlenee*. II any, upon Grace Arm* Giavtn. E l guir*. IOH W Mere* Bird Suite B. Poll OH k * Bor I IFF. to « M iB i Sanford Harald Classifiad Advisors will ba availabls Monday through Friday 8 AM •7 PM Saturdays 9 AM - Noon Winter Park. Ftorlda JJ7*0 1177. en or baler* Ik* 1} day of December. INI. and IIH Ik* original with !h* CHr* ol Iha Circuit Caurl either balore eary ice Upon Ik* Plaintiff-* Al tamey *r immedteHir Itwraaf tor; elkerwie*. a Default m il be entered again*! you ler lh* reitot demanded m the Cam plaint *> Pettltan WITNESS my hand end teal el mi* Ceurt en tale ttw 1 day ol . 1* CLERKOFTHE CIRCUIT COURT DAVIDN BERRIEN By Kally McClain Otputy Clark (COURT SEAL) Publllh Neuamtwc (. IS. 71. to. IH4 DEK to Now, placing a Classified ad it easier than ever! Call 322-2611 Saitfiird Herald �I Stnlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Tuktdky. Novtmber 29. I9M — M J 7 -N u n a ry * C h ild C e re C H IL O C A R E IN M T H O M I ALL AGES 4 »a m tN ip m _________ M H O ________ AROTNIR OF O K I ariW * M H TLC la fl«a O n car* In my f r l Can m a n awar mm NEEDED!!! CH,,. o a i n * 'a a r w ^ a a . **■' Mi l f * ■ ■ L IA B LE CtaiLD CARL Hr, hnrraa. ' tntarC a na AA— It TLC. A«n 11 bag n<ain Call u a M U S5— Business O p p o rtu n e tot COOPERATIVE DISTRIBUTORSHIP Hian **<— e m n u u a m Sanlard A ra ra t* Incam* uaaaa a* tuaoa i m Pan run* I* lull tuna tell lar e m . m b c — i * c *h i ebb am b i d pfWMvamoai P*l**4 appl*c*l<*n« « pru cat* Should a* totlait— In ***** "*• Kama I I I I •** RaRactpkto m n l m m Can nal *a la | l » annually Na camrpaamg tea Aar* N T t *1 • rant Yaw daily— an* da r*la approamuatoiy 1 Art la mtiaiiaiwn Call M l M l W H la* tra* bra. hour and **!*.)« 41— M o n e y to Land C A IN A V A ILA B LE mortgage a Sawtat ir ir lr L tu a I ter* meant* ln ilU 7T-H o)»W O W tO d" COMMUNITY COORDINATOR I n n ttudanl ar(anlia!lan taatt perl lima mdlyldualt M rmd hot I homat and MMaryltd high tchaal taihang* *lu dant* Faa* paid an t empi* •Mn at attignmani Call Bab m i at* ia*i aftor «pm __ CNAI NEEDED Full Tim* Patman Starling Salary m m n r * » » < r SI par hr Ektalltnt Vnafitl LOMOWOOw rtf A L TH C A R I DEALERS NEEDED High Incam* artlh gradual •hat *»!•* Htall t »l«bn*h*d company F ltilk l* hour* Groat Tutor*' Can H I IQ* DELIVERY DRIVER Full lima Gaaddrlytng r*card r*cyuir*d Apply Ut partan Mid F Mr Ida Pautl. Ml W Mama Aya ■Langnaad. FI D E N TA L ASST TRAINEE ranlatlK tpparh— t* M Mam all phatat' Fnandty naad* yau nan' Don I marl I Thi* ana nan I M ill AAA t mpMymant m lira N i l C Ld h n faa a* pan lima Will Haw Apply m partan Tuat thru F r l. I IP M OalMna Inn. OalMna Bird„ _ | *'H **tOalMna _ DRIVERS Dammat Pina r a t h.rmg P 'r a r i Tu « ar pari Irma la m up M IMLO p*» hr (a ll ahmr *PM Ml MOO DRIVERS B/M CO M CBtTf TRUCKS ta p pr*ltrr»d tacallanl b*n*Cilt Apply In partan F Mr Ida Muting A Malar Ml* m an i in o m io w n c b s i m i» M*m* m EARN SIS iwoni I I I P a i i i r a * few* * W l* » P * a OMteatoFakaacitl l i t . Al% Praia*. m i in t u t t i c u a i l v M B IT F IN A H C AL COBP lit a ma am riai 1*1 Im* Rato*' te* liar 7 t - H o f o W anted M C O M I/lO Q U U P tR f a ll Charge Htru P A L Ca n p ill i *■**••"«* n*cn l*r* Pari tuna Can Tun U a u a ______ A O O T o v o u a NKOAia ( I L L AVON M0WI11 ■I — a* HHW AFTER SCHOOL! PAPERBOY Manday Mru Friday altar naanI. and Stmday marnutgt Applicant* thaw'd appM m S « M H m to MBR. freacBI Sthlwd. Hondi JJJtl MO CALLS P i t A S ! I Appuuroos ta rn a a in nr d m n m ■artmg autoaar* r«M Pari Tteta MIAING TOOAYI Call •a m laaPAi H lM a r it i ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE U la n * a a a iia ki* la r Itantad a**Iwartlt Pull lima tartl I ,*»*r1 d*mi na*a — — fitting baavlitui •fix— **n m lata Mar* Santo— l an11 **< Dalton* Debar* Twilian Ira* iK m a i* MKaai availabto lar *n*ta tatkmg a n*n tartar Item* candilnrt* ***** I (a u Mr » la rm a lia n La* A lk rif M I III U K LanMrd I *r B»n> Mamana* m i in k i Mar*l Hanairam Baait*. Inc AUTO BOOT MAN F ib t r g ia t t Uni*** i r k ( M l ' M l opportunity * r p r a t i d * n a n la c a lla n , ararha— A nark Vau *ra«ld* at* . Mai* A ***** Mutt Kar* r*Mr*nc*t A kanidiU Can Randy *• V*M* T*< H I Or** AUTO PARTS SAUS Okra M Inernata m butrwti n* ar* looking Mr a Ian go— ••par tanc*d auto parit p n * » PtAlcampan* banal.'. Appi* Part* Clt* AwM I Mrat TMkS French A.# . LanMrd PI EOE BABYSITTER NEEDED! EQUIPMENT TIOMICUN F a r D i a l y t i t F a c i lit y C la d r a n lc k a c tg ra u h d h*ipivi CamaaMir* taMry Gaad Inm l.it Apply k*lnaan LAM tPM Man Frl l i f t Cammarctai L I, LanMrd____ EXPD SERVERS MAftTED APPLY IN PtBSON M m thru Thwrt. IPM aPM lANAMAMX’S IIM L F B IN C M A V t SANFOBD.FI. TA LT TOOO COO* LI hr M tlarl Fraa maWcal mturanca. paid vacation aach a martdtt FEDERAL COVT MRS Motl r*c*nl lithng* A han M apply nilhaul 1*4/mg ham* m Mtmg lime tram you pr»t*nl j a b ___________ Call TL* OW FRAMERS I CARPENTERS Milan I yta>t aaparianca Can Ml LMT FREE TUITION TO REAL ESTATE LKERSC SCHOOL 0 A Ham f a r m a A Man B*g>nnmg Call Fr*n*r II* U m Earn Up M III hr Na tap naetttary Hiring today tor Meal ar** Full part tun* Call •AM I* tPM l U M t l l l l O O V tA N M IN T JOBS m e * . MAM 1M p*r yr Non wring Call I « L M l MOO. Cal A l i n Mr Curran! ladaral ittl_______ CHILD CARE PART TINE Teacher a *idr * M TPM. Mon Prl D tlto r M tlarl Apply: Omparbraad Hovt*. IP * t bn A— .Sard*— , PL CNA NEEDED! Ptrf I'm* M* oiclvu— f* tlra m a n t com m unity In Lanp«t**d III* LA 41*. L * n rn »d . PI_______ l*> **00 CNA I Full I'm* Apply HUM**** M**lthc«r* C**Mr M B A ......- ......... ........ tO t/ H COOKS WAITCRS/WAITkESSES N m M Mr Watt* Moot* N* •ap n*c**t*ry H*n*lll* In clwdt Vac a' >cn Inturanc* A Child Car* Ataltlanc* Apply I LAM IPM 41*0 Waal SB M. LanMrd EOtM /F/H /V C ra n in g a cc a u n ltl Any tnpaladg* al cantHudlan can land Ihit Mr yaul B*ml.U' AAA Im p H y lta l W H IM CENTRAL HELP GUARDS Pravlewt llctnta net rvqu rod Will lf*w B»Hr**t nokam* Phan* and car n*c»taaryl AM aimam Smartly 10*1. Ill SI ScHMt _________in m i________ HAIR STTUST Packtl lh* proi.i al yaur n o II' V*ry raatonabM rant in goad Mcalian a< Sanlord 111 A DA VI CaM Ml 00*4 any lima I HOME HEALTH AIOE All thittt araiiabM Eacaltonl pay Hama h*4'm aid* cartill caM paid Call tor d»MHt M EDICAL PIBSONNCL POOL _____ »«* 1104 MOST/HOST CSS • Evanlngt Apply In p*rtan Tu*t Sal. 1 IPM. Oc'Hm* Inn. Otltona Bird , Ealll « »l Paltona IM M E D IA T E JOBSI San lord' Allamento Spr wgt ar*a Volt Ttmptrary SarvK** in mo ______ IMMEDIATE OPENING SRNF0RD HERALD CIRCULATION DEPT SOATA ENTRY POSITION COUNTER PERSON N t t O t O IAUACOIATILVI Pull lint* Ma'ur* A d*p*n dab I*' Good marling condi Haml Good nay I Call John a t:.......... ... mi m i ******** T lU * t A R W t R K H fN % m tm > w tx w n . Tampar ary paallion Monday thru Friday 4PM III ItPM. Saturday LAM III 4PM Mull hay* data antry aaparlanc* Apply in parton Th* teatard Harold MON Franch Ar* LanMrd F tor Ida 107— M ib lle Homes / Rent I T OWNER ASSUME MRTG. Dunr *o»n M rm . l*a bam l l l l Cyprra- a / , Saa**'C ___________MR M M _________ COC**’ .'.. • t bdrm I bom hrrn.thod DUO m j plut J » pa*H Na Ch'ldran' P I 014 6 * T £ M A N REALTY DJI—n jh ^ _ jC a « M M IIl P0R21G REALTY 322SC7I .‘ REE YERT SPECIAL Full lima Salat Cantuiiani n a m t d la r C l a t i H l a O Adrartitlng Dapl Mutt ka anlhutlatllc and a Mam pMyar nlth pood lypuig A Mailing Mint TaMmarkatmg taMt aaparianca graMrrad Salary glut cammlttton paid ■act'on Ak*n»1iH Appuc aHont accapMd *• SHENANDOAH VILLAGE APTS 1 4 1 bdrm dupoia* Ham D10 Mug* playground 4 pool Conranani'r tocatod on II *1 brl<k**n 414 4 la MoryBIrd 32T2120 J r J C 5 S a 1311 A PIREAVE.. SANFORD J bdrm . I b©*> H© (Midrvn or peH D V ir l i t •* p M Oyp 0©»«R7t QOtl I r©ming« Tkd teatard Waraid Clatult— Oap*nat*nl M M . Franck A ra , d. FI » m LEASE/PURCHASE Ganara Dewbto r d t on I acra* iW m a Can 11* D l l OSTEEN U un>l* *yalldkl*l I bdrm I bam • barn 1M0 me ■iihowl barn. S440 mr ________ Call Ml WOE________ WEKIVA A war - I I turmahad ufllilit* me I Will cantrdtr •hart torm l**a* U M • tm dtp Co'taltot* g O g k g d lANITORtAL/PART TIME 14hr to tlarl TrmtparM'ton ImmadMto apan.ng*i _ Can u o m o _______ JOIN THE SANFORD HERALD TEAM! 7 1 - Help W a n ted SALES ASSOCIATE Bauc kantng kk .Ut r*pu<r*d Appiy *• J* Amt Fabric* X#Jr»P'a#» Laniard » i SAUS! TELEMARKETING P0S1TKW Hign aamwg t patantiai Mr g u a lllla d la lt m a r t t lin g partannai Haurt ar* I lOPM t 00PM. Ifcndll thru Friday Latordtyt N OOAM I WPM Cammrttmn a lb guar anMod I PWdNd' Fw4l 1 h f* ' |l(R(leN( pFRdwfll (ipLRdiAQ PMAffeMtt High cW**Phi%»»©h , !>•%«' i WdkNF’ or Ml Gdtlri t ; i IU I . m I UN lNp i UP HW SAUS MANAGER I ic*i*ml putonlwi Tap U t Cammrumn bawd WiU Haw Apr arid* tupporl Call Jay Ltonarl_______Lit 1141 m Marti Fr*mh A** SERVERS i COOKS teatard. 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Sarlort. Fiortds — 8undey. December 24, IBM NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THH S TA TE Rays find happiness, tolerance United Preee IwternaUooal Boy shot after peeking at gifts FO RT ORANGE — An I l-year-old boy waa ahol dead In a MniRjjlr with two other youngster*, one of whom threatened to tell the boy's parents he was peeking at his Christmas gifts. Jeremy Curtis Woods, a seventh-grade middle school student, died at Halifax Medical Center In Daytona Beach. Bonnie Wehrberger. a Pori Orange police spokeswoman, aald Saturday. Wehrberger said two brothers from the neighborhood were playing at the boy's home Friday afternoon with the parents away when the struggle began. Jeremy was looking at his gifts when one of the boys aald he would tell Jeremy's parents. Wehrberger said. "Jeremy apparently went to the closet where there was a loaded .22-callber handgun and pointed It at the boy and aald. 'No you're not.'" Wehrberger said. "Th e brother of the boy who lie sol. potitJnf t ai saw what was going on sr>d tried to take <t away. A ttruggl- started betwve*’ the boy-, ana .lerer.iy was shot in the forehead." The two boys ran home and told their parents, who notified authorities. No charges were filed In the case. SARASO TA - The Ray fami­ ly. hounded out of their home in Arcadia after their thrre HIVInfected sons tried to attend school, say they have found happiness, tolerance, and a normal family life after moving to Sarasota "We never realized we were drowning In Arcadia. There, everyone has their place and they stay In It." said Clifford Ray. the father, "Th e people of Sarasota have given us a chance to be some­ body. People here have en­ couraged y 'lJ ic alrtve tn do **0fV. "And 1988 has been every bit wllh dogs and children every­ where. Pictures of famous weel-wlsher* line their walls Richard. Poberl and Randy belong to a boys' club swim learn. Louise Ray Is a room mother at their elementary school. Friends from Arcadia come to visit and they are slowly making friends in Sarasota The boys are still healthy and After months of struggling to are uklng A Z T as a preventative find work. Louise Rsy Is s measure Louise Ray said Ihe Itrensed practical nurse who drug has been of special benefit works part Ume. Clifford went to to Richard, who gained weight work as a guard si a nearby and energy after Inking It. prison In September “ T h e y 'r e ihe p ic tu re of He was carrying hl» gun even health.” said Dr. Jerry Barbosa, though It was his d«y off He (old their doctor lire newspaper he carTle* It all I hey live In a mode**. ranch-the time - a bnldov-r from style home on a quirt, tree-lined when hts family received threats street In north Sarasota County. on a regular basis as good as 1987 was bad." said Louise Ray. the mother. Richard. 11. Robert. 10. and Handy. 9. are hemophiliacs who were Infected with HIV. Ihe virus that causes aqulred Immune deficiency syndrome, through a plasma based blood medication. money (lowed In from across the country. In an out-of-court settlement, the family was awarded 950.000 for legal bills plus 998.000 each for Ihe boys over Ihe next 10 years. The parents will collect 9300 each month for the next 30 years. When the DeSoto C oun ty School Board barred Ihe boys from classes, thr family sued. A federal Judge said the boys rights were violated and ordered thetr return to the classroom Aug. S. 1987. Four day* after I heir return lo school, arson destroyed the fami­ ly 's sm a ll fram e hom e In Arcadia. The Nm ily lost every­ thing. but the case brought national attention. Help and Panel mulls guardianship corrections Ruling expected In governor’s veto battle TA L L A H A S S E E — A ruling Is expected this week In the legal battle over Gov. Bob Martim.- s >eto of more than 9789.000 wonh of spending In the current fiscal year stale budget. Circuit Judge William Gary of Tallahassee has given no Indlcstlon of how he might rule In the case. Lawyers for both tides are working to reach an out-of-court settlement. The legislature and the governor went to court earlier this year when Martinez vetoed projects contained in legislative working papers. The papers Include spending plans not Itemized In the actual budget document Itself The legislature claims the governor has no constItulkmal veto power except to lum down Items specifically spelled out In the budget. One Item under discussion is a special legislative session early next year to spell out the specific Items that can be vetoed by the governor. U s tlM Pcsss IntemeHewal T A L L A H A S S E E - A stale c o m m is s io n Is c o n s id e r in g boosting education requirements and oversight of rourl appointed guardians lo eliminate abuar of thetr Incapacitated wards The panel, 'haired by Florida Supreme Court Justice Rose mary Barkelt. Is lo rrport lo the Legislature by Feb I wllh a package of reforms Commission members hsve hrsrd horror stories about abuse heaped on elderly propie and other wards by thetr guardians Father charged in daughter's death TAM PA — Authorities here have charged a 22 year-old man with the sexual abuse of hi* two-year-old daughter who has died because of the attacks, officials aald. Jennifer Ford died of massive Internal Injuries, authorities said. So far. only two charges of sexual hatlery have been filed against Rufus Ford, but there will be more investigation Authorities say Jennifer's body was covered with bruises, •cratches and other marks when she was taken unconscious to a hospital Thursday. Police say Jennifer liad a hard life. Her father's girlfriend has told police she watched Rufus Ford rape the girl twice this year. The girl watched her mother slick the barrel of a shotgun tn her mouth and commit suicide. Tw o months ago. Jennifer suffered a broken arm that a doctor said was a sign she was being abused, but there was not enough evidence to file abuse charges Whitefiy threatens Dade tomato crop MIAMI — The Insect which devastated Collier County's tomato crop last year has converged on Dade's tomato fieIda and olTlclala say It la threatening moat of the county's 984 million harvest. The sweet potato whitefiy has been In the stale since the last century, but only recently has it threatened cash crops. Two year* ago It feasted on ornamental plants tn Dade and now the tiny ftIra have taken to the tomato fields. "We've found them on cucumber* before, but we never had s problem like this." said Scot! Woods, who Is In charge of the spraying program for one of the area's largest growers "They're all over." Agricultural experts say the extent of damage to the tomato crop will not be known until more of It Is harvested. They also fear that a deadly tomato virus may attack Dade tomato fields this year. Florida's g u s rd la n syste m allows second parlies to handle Ihe financial or personal affairs of Individuals Judged Incapaci­ tated on a tem porary or perm s nent basis Natural beauty The quiet woods and swamps of the Yankee Lake property west of Sanford rsftect Ihe beauty of nature as well at contain natural formations that will help In the disposal of wastewater when a Irsstmsnt plant becomes operational there F a s t A I D S t e s t e v a lu a t e d United Press InUrnatlenal GAINESVILLE - A kit that detects the AIDS virus In urine within three minutes is un­ dergoing final evaluation al the University of Florida and Its developers hope lo negotiate a deal with a large manufacturer. David Fowler, president of Futuretrrh Industries, aald In S a t u r d a y e d itio n s of Ihe Jacksonville Tlmes-Unlon that hla company's kit promises numerous advantage* * over cur­ rent tests for HIV. the virus that Fowler Mid There la no known cure lor AIDS, but dnrlrirs have begun trratlng HIV Infected people with A ZT. which seems to Inhibit development of full blown A I M causes aqulred Immune defi­ ciency syndrome. li does not require extraction .of Ihe patient * Mood and in­ dicates ihe presence at the virus in Ihe early stages of Infection. Fowler said Most testa Indicate thr pre­ sence of HIV antibodies But thr production of I lie antlboies U •low. meaning Ihe disease can br detected only alter It has progressed Fulurrtrch's kll delects both antibodies and antigens, which are remnants of tire actual virus. Ih e test kit Is a plastic slick w llh four colored dots — two which Indicate whether the test Is running prn|>erly. one that changes color if tire antibodies are present, and one that reacts If Ihe antigen is present. The process was developed al Ihe UF College of Vrtrrnlnary Medicine Dancer cleared of Impersonation charges TAM PA — Charges have been dropped against a male dancer whose uniform and UU gun prompted police to charge him with Impersonating an officer. Charles Bateham was scheduled lo stand trial on the misdemeanor charges, but when he got to court he learned the charges were being dropped Defense attorney T y Trayner said he has argued all along that a person cannot be convicted of Impersonating a police officer for being dressed for Ihe pari. The person also must act ihe pari, like lo threaten to arrest someone, he said. Assistant State Attorney Henry Lavandera had to agree. "He wasn't putting himself forth as a police officer, period " Lavandera aald. From United Pres• International reports LOTTERY The dally number Friday In the Flo rida Lottery CASH 3 game was 837. Straight Play (numbers In exact order): 9250 on a 50-cent bet, $500 on $1. Box 3 (numbers In any order): $80 for a 50-cent bet, $160 on $1. Box 6 (numbers In any order): $40 for a 50-cent bet, $80 on $1. Straight Box 3: $330 In order drawn, $80 In any ordoron a$1 bet. Quality counts in exercising United Preee Intaewatiawal G A IN E S V IL L E When II comes to maintaining muscle, how hard you exercise might be more Important than how often, a study by rrsrarrhers at the University of Florida suggests "We found that as long as training Intensity is maintained at a high level, one can decrease the frequency of training to at Utile as one session per week and still maintain muscular LOCAL FORECAST Today...high In Ihe low to mod 70* and partly cloudy. Tonight...partly cloudy, low In the mid 50s. Patchy dense fog until morning. Monday...high In the low to mid 70s and partly cloudy. Sunday. Dscsmbar 25, 1966 Vol 61. No 106 Inc., MS N. Francs Sr*.. SsMsrd, Fi» n m . Mean* Clatt Fa*lap# PaM si SastorS. Ftorts* n m POSTMASTER: S«nd sddrvtl cfcanga* to THE SAHFOBO HERALD. P.O. B#x 1Ut, lantorg. PL )im . H*m« Dali vary. ) MontSi. 1K ill » Atonltw. lit Mi YMr. U1.M. In »*t* Moll: I Month* in . t i l I Month*. SIT Mi To*r. to* M Out O* Stott Moll: Thro* Month* 111Mi « Month* to* to/ Voor in M Phono (M7> 171 1*11. NATIONAL TEMFS EXTENDED OUTLOOK * F R ID A Y C le a r 7 1 -8 2 8AYURDAY C lo u d y 62*40 Dec 1 H i FLORIDA TEMFS MIAMI tUPII - PtoriSo J4 hour tompara 7ur*t an4rtmtoll lllp m ESI ialurUt HI La Ram City: •• to 000 ApalatMcaia CrvtTvtow n to 000 DaytonaSaadi 71 40 (II Part Lawtorgato M 70 SB FwtMywt n *3 IM 71 M (M Galnatrllla Jackionvllto 77 u IM Key Watt 7* ** ■W LMaland 7* a 1 W Miami M a 0 II Orlando 7* *j sea 7* a (SO Nnuceia larawia iiaAnlon II 17 CM TallaAaiwa 71 at DM Tampa U U (M Vara Saacft 7* *1 SM W**» Film Saac* 71 7f 0M O FULL Dec 23 9UNDAY P t y C l d y 0 6 -8 2 MONDAY S u n n y 84*46 TIDES | MOON PHASES F IR S T D ec 10 l u m mi tmi laturday Sr Tha lantorS Hafald, "Even the subjects who cut hark training lo us Utile as one day per week were shir to maintain essentially all of Ihe strength gained during Ihe Ini Hal tra in in g p e rio d ." said Graves, an exercise physiologist. THE WEATHER I B Pvblitlwd ktolly sod lundar. aittpt Training was then reduced lor 12 weeks, w ith one group working out twice weekly and another group once each week The Intensity nl the workouts was the same for both groups strength." said James K Graves of Ihe university's Center for Exercise Science The study also found that people who stopped exercising lost almost 70 perernt of their m uscular strength after 12 weeks. As part of the study. 30 sedentary men and women be­ tween the ages of 20 and 30 trained on a knee-exlensinn machine, working out three limes weekly for several months T h r wards arr frequently stripped of thetr rights to vote marry or divorce, drive, sprnd Ihrlr money or live where they w a n t, le a vin g trem endous l*>fentul for abuse, romrmsalon member* have learned The emu mission began pul­ lin g Its rc ro m m e n d a llo n s together d urin g a meeting Thursday In Tampa The panel ha* not yet derided whether to try lo draft legislation or simply Ulr a report containing general l r« mu mends lions " W e m ay nol make i t . " Ilarketl said of the rormtilaaron • deadline Bui she said Ihe Legislature would probably ac rrpt a report even il It tame late Am ong thr reforms being talked about are • Appointment of a lawyer lo protect Ihe rightJ of prosper live wards, as currently Is required In Ihnellas and Pasco counties • Educational standards for guardians and procedures for auditing thetr work, possibly through a system of spot checks • A consistent review system for guardianship cases The panel also discussed the possibility that some guardian responsibilities could be limited, allowing guardians to hare some rights and wards to retain others The panel could not agree on whether Ihe ward should be given a copy of the courtappointed commuter studying hla or her case, or whether a ropy should go only to the prospective ward's lawyer MEW Deo 30 SU N D A Y : SO LUNAR T A B L E Min 8 55 a m.. 0:20 p in.: Maj 2 45 a m ., 3 15 p m . T ID E S : Daytona Beach: highs. 110 a m.. 1:25 p.m.; lows. 8:30 a m.. 5 53 p m.; New Sm yrna Beach: highs. 1:02 a m .. ) ; 17 p.m.: lows. 8:30 a m.. 8 44 p m.: Bayport: highs. 1:11 a m.. 1:23 p.m.; lows. 8:27 a m .. 8:43 p m . 1NATIONAL WEATHER CONDITIONS A storm off the coast of northern California threatened a major winter storm for much of the West. Weather ofnclats said 14 Inches of snow blanketed Bishop. Calif.. In the Sierra, and 10 Inches fell on Redding, which normally gets only 3 Inches In an entire winter The NWS predicted up to 3 feet of snow for thr higher elevations of California by Christmas morning and above Ihe 1.500-fool level In the southern porllon. TU ES D A Y P ty C ld y 62*62 STATISTICS The high temperature In San­ ford Saturday was 82 drgrres and Ihe overnight low was 58 Recorded rainfall during the 24-hour period ending at 8 p.m. Saturday totalled 0 00 Inrh. The temperature al 8 p m. Iasi night was 75 degrees and Fri­ day's overnight low was 59. as recorded by the N ational Weather Servlrr at the Orlando International Airport. 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H U M to 4» _ . II « 41 M 47 (1 7* at ... . 44 to .... M If ... *4 U .14 h -(7 2M S G fgH 41 14 ... 41 17 » 41 41 �>. Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Sunday, Oecembar 25. 1968 - 3* t POLICE BRIEFS 2$ Man arrested for alleged stabbing LONGWOOD — Longwood poller report a man who allegedly stubbed another In the abdomen during an argument over places In a betting line at a dog track Ftlday night, cut his own linger when hr pul thr large folding knife back Into his pocket Security workers at the Son ford Orlando Kennel Club. Dog Trark Hoad, held Steve Adkins, 39. of Orlando, for police after the Incident at about 8:30 p m. Friday The victim's Injury was drsr rtlied by |>ollrc ns a "small, bleeding break In the skin." of his lower abdomen Paramrdir* I rented Adkins' rut finger before hr was booked Into Jail on n charge of aggravated battery. Bond Is $5,000 Cullre said they found a knife In his pocket, which they suspect was used In the attack Man photographed, arrested by police A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS — Altnmonlr Springs police report they photographed Glenn Kirhard Macphrrson. 26. of 880 Elgin Drive, Wlnler Springs, us lie sat In Ills car with his srsuul organs exposed Mat Phrraon was <barged with rupusuir of sexual organs outside the Hotline Bottle Club. *Matr Knud 436. at 8 12 a m. Friday Police said MarPherson didn't real U r they were on,side his car until they snapped his photo as r vide nee (kind la $900 Four jailed after cocaine find SANFOHD — A search of KU2 Sanford Ave . Sanford, by police at about 7 25 p m Friday brought the arrest of four men after cocaine and drug paraphernalia were found Charged with (Mnaesalon of cotaine and drug paraphernalia arr Mike Kennedy 32 nl 804 Hay A v e . Sanford: Tony Anthony Jones, 22. of 1405 W 16th St.. Sanford. Frank Ford. Ut ol 7(Ki S Magnolia Ave *4 Sanlord: And Tom Frederick lloher. 28. of 40!! Palmetto Ave . *1. Sanlord Hood for each la $2,000 At the Christian Sharing Cenler in Sanlord In the days leading up to Christmas, volunteeers Including (left to nghlj Ethel Carlson. Ray Burglar found In car LONGWOOD — Eddie ( undid of 226 INnr Ave . Longwuud. railed Longwood police to hts house at about I 10 a m Saturday alter he found a man lying on I tie front seal of htarar Poller charged the man. Kirhard Damon Brown. 25, of 365 Magnolia Ave . laingwood. with burglary to a vehicle at I 26 a m Saturday Bond Is 1 1.OOO. Man arrested for battery SANFOHD — Terry Bernard Davis. 24. of 254i Crawford Drive, Sanford, was charged with hatlrry after hts roommate, lorrrilr Davis. 28 told police he punched her tn the mouth and face with bis fist during a light DavIs was arrested at home at 6 33 a m .Saturday. Bond Is $5<JU Man accused of stealing girl's car LAKE MAKY A gtrl who with a trie ml partied with two men to a vacant house neat Lake Marv. told Seminole County sheriffs depulles the men stole her car alter they smoked marijuana and drank beer together Drvona l.ea Marrisnn. 17. of Orlando told deputies she and her friend had fled Irom the h o u s e when the suspects left in her 11182 Oldsmobtle valued at $3,000 As the men were leaving deputies report they arrived and sb»p|ied them on Stlvrr t-akr Drive at Ohio Street, at about 4 27 a m Saturday Michael Hagan Hohn, 25. and Edward Eugene Hobn. 21, both ol 7JO <iiMiwuud Drive Altamonte Springs, arr charged with grand iheft auto tn the case Bond is $1,000 each Man accused of forging workpapers SANFOHD — A Aft-year old Sanford man accused of presenting three forged work tickets lor payment of a total of $336 at the People* Work Force downtown Sanford, has been jailed on three m unis rat h of lorgrry and m in in g a lorgrry Wendell Marshall ol 1305 Southwest Hoad *67. Sanford. Is also charged wnh grand thrli Bond Is $1 OOO He was arrested at the police station Friday Polit e salt! Marshall Is accused of prrsenllng the lake work tickets on Dec 12. 15. and 19 lie was paid for work hr did not jtrtlortn for S A 11 Fabrication. In Sanford Several arrested on DUI charges SANFOHD - The following |trr*nn* fare a charge o' ‘•firing under i lie Influence In Seminole Cotinty • Knnaltl Edward Itennrll. 38. of Daytona Beach, was arrrsird at l| .03 a m Saturday on Interstate 4, near Altamonte Springs alter another driver alerted a state trooper to a jMMutlhlr drunk driver • ( 11|lord Raymond Cassidy. 31. ol Deltona, al 2 48 a m Saturday ullrr hr falletl to dim hts car t headlights on First Street. Sanford • John Vernon Mulvaney. 24. of Maitland. Friday alter his car was In an accident on Hunt Club Boulevard, Forest City. Walker. Irena Brown, and Mae Paulson stuff bags to give to the needy Christmas "It's hern a tong haul but It w Flanigan said II will hr a gtud brrn worth It." I'awlson said Since the program was created Christmas for many thanks to In 1079. II has been housed at lho«*r who did help out A group of volunteer* went caroling al various local Ions Brown said, all of which needed trpair Adverse Sanfotd nursing homes and vis working conditions have driven lied lire Seminole County Cor away even dedicated volunteers reel tonal Facility Both patients she said and Inmates w rrr brought small Contributions from churches, gilts lo help brighten the hall civic groups and Individuals day • Homemade Christmas din­ have funded I h r rs llm a lrd ners were served tn 70 clients of $44.000 In building costs lor the new facility Brown said thr Ihr Seminole County Com muni center's building fund was attorn ty Mrntal Health Crntrr ac $3,000 short of those i rtsts cording to .John Johnson the Contracting and engineering c e n t e r 's t r a n s p o r t a t i o n supervisor Turkey and all the waa dune for lire center at cost Brown approached McKee trimmings were prepared at home by members of A B A TE . A Construction lor a bid and re­ ceived a donation of services Brut tier hood Aimed Toward Ed Bob McKee said be offered con ucation. and delivered lo the trai ling services al rust because renter Ust week for a holiday the Sanford Christlan Caring celebration Center “ la one of ih r more "Mow! of these people have rraltstlc help programs tit the very low incomr*. and this will There needs to he more lx- live tnggesr part of Ihelr •arra Christmas Johnson said It is curing llkr that ** The center shut lls door* from the third year ABAT E has hosted the celebration, and live Menial Dec 31 Iasi year to April 2 Health A s s o c la lion ol Central During the period when the center ran out of resources. Florida has provided gifts I'awlson said, the city was able Th e Sanlord Christian Sharing to see a tired tor their services Center Is supported by 21 area The community needs us," she churches, who provide volun said leers funding food and clolhlng Lillie Hall, a volunteer from The center is managed solely by T r i n i t y U n ite d M e th o d is t volunteers In the days ahead, the center Church, said she "had no Idea moves to a new location a! 515 the need was so great" until she E 25lh Street, a milestone that began working with Ihe pro will Iw marked by volunteers gram. How great Is that nerd'' tn like Mar I'awlson who have braved Ihr hazards ol I heir jutsl November 407 households who needed help were served by Ihr facilities center. Brown said I'awlson. a volunteer with the "It's doing whal it was In­ program since |i twgan, said leaks In a lonnrr Oak Street tended to do when It started." facility ruined donated clothing stx-ycar v o lu n te e r Th e lm a and caused Illnesses for volun­ Mossholdrr said “ It really helps teers who had to wade through people who need II.” Brown, a lonnrr hanker, vol­ water. C o n tin u e d fro m Page I A unteered to help create order out of the renter's finances in May By July Brown had offered to act as thr center's director on a volunteer basis. "It's addictive." Brown said of thr rewards of service Bylaws for thr renter provide that aid should takr the form of food and clothing Kent and utility payments cannot tie made by tlie renter When more spare is available. Brow n said she would llkr to buy frozen food front Second Harvest Food Bank in Orlando tn order to give recipients a larger variety of foods A frozen food selection could allow Ihe center to otter meat to recipients. Brown said Dan Coy of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church In Sanford helped pool nine congregations to form Ihe center 10 years ago Coy now serves as president of ihe board of directors for the center, which ts composed of the pastor and a representative of rat h participating church The hoard makes spending policies for the center. The Sanford Christian Sharing Center Is open every Monday through Friday Irom 9 a in lo noon Across the nation and oversea* Saturday, relatives and friends of Ihe nine American hostages held In Lebanon jirayed for thrlr safe and spedv return. A message addressed to Ihe raptors of Terry Anderson, the longest held American hostage, and Thomas Sutherland, a U S academician, said "We. thrlr colleagues and friends, ask you once again In the nomr of humanity tn set them and the others you are holding free." The message was published In Saturday's edition of Beirut s leading An Nuhar newspaper and signed by thr Journalists committee to free Terry Andersoti "A l this special lime of thr year, we ask that you consider Sheikh Fadlallah's words, and please relay to Terry. Tom and the others that they are not forgotlrn ... we pray lor them everyday." tt said Among the efforts tn help the needy across the nation • Al a housing project in New York City, a group of Wall Street traders Saturday watched their yutrtlde spirit brighten the faces ol hundreds ol poor families who w e re g iv e n a la k e - hom e Christmas least — a $100 pre­ cooked tu rk e y d in n e r big enough to feed eight people. Some 1.000 tree turkey meals and about COO fixat baskets lor the homeless were {Mid tor with a $150,000 rontrtbullon from of traders on the New YCiVW Stock Exchange • In M a n c h e s t e r New Hamjmhlre's largest Hftdicless shelter cooked up a Christmas Eve turkey dinner In hopes of a cheerful holiday amid ihe tradi­ tionally grim winter season for those wlllimn a place of their own Temple Adalli Yeshurun do­ nated more than 20 turkeys and volunteer servers to the New Horizons of New Hampshire shelter and soup kitchen The shelter, which has 70 beds, said II will let holiday visitors strep In Christmas morning Instead of enforcing the usual 8 a.m wake-up call. • In San Francisco, hundreds ol homeless people planned Christinas celebrations amid their Jumhlr of sleeping hags, bicycles and shopping carts at the glittering Civic C rn trr Pinza. 3 killed in area auto accidents ■ySUSANLODKN Herald stall writer SANFOHD — Holiday traffic accidents early Friday and Sat­ urday have taken three lives in Seminole County. In a foulh accident Friday night a Sanford Herald reporter and his wife were critically Injured Al 2 55 a in. Saturday a 15-year-old boy was killed and a 9-year old critically Injured, when thr driver ol the 1987 Hyundai they were riding in fell asleep at the wheel. Investigators said The car ran off Slatr Hoad 434 In Longwood. Longwood {toiler said the car driven by William J Gales. 19. of Orlando, rolled over several times. The 15-year-old. whose name was withheld {tending nnllllcallon of next of kin. was dead nt Ihe scene, police said. The 9 year-old was In critical condition und transported lo Orlando Regional Medical Center. Police said the accident was not alcohol-related and charges arr {tending the completion of an Investigation In and earlier accident, a 20-year uld Orlando man died when he lost control of his speeding motorcycle In Wlnler Springs at about 12 55 a.m Friday, Investigators said He was ihr second person killed In Seminole County traffic acci­ dents that morning Christopher Cybulskl. of 1151 Arthur A vr.. w h s east bound on Winter Springs Boulevard, when he lost control of his 1980 Hondo motorcycle, a Florida Highway Patrol spokesman said. • The motorcycle had lieen Irav­ eling ul a high rule of speed. Ihe FHP said Winter Springs police rrporf they w rrr attempting lo ■top C yb u ls k l. hut weren't chasing him when Ihe lost con­ trol of hla cycle. The motorcycle left ihe road and till Ihe south shoulder of Ihe road, while Cybulskl was trying lo negotiate a curve. He was ejerled when the cycle hit a light {Kile He was wearing a helmet. Ihe s|>okesman said. Lt. Chuck Williams of ihe Orlando FH P office said a head-on collision that occurred al about 2 10 a.m. Friday took the life of a woman on U S . Highway 17-92 al Gen. Hut­ chinson Parkway The name of the victim was not released because next of kin had not been not It led by Satur­ day night In that accident, the victim was driving a 1985 Pontiac, which was demolished. The sec­ ond car. a 1983 Chrysler, was driven by Kathleen Fassbendcr. 46. of 254 Uroadmorc Hoad, lutke Mary, who was hospi­ talized at Florida Hospital Altamonte Springs The FHP said Ihr Pontiac was “ south­ bound on 17-92 at Ihe north­ bound light when II hit vehicle l wo (the Chrysler) head on." Sanford Herald reporter Brad Church. 45. and Ills wife Jancne. were both In critical condition Saturday night following u 9.07 p.m. Friday collision on Stale Hoad 46. Sanford ' Sanford police report that Church made a left turn Into Sanford Landings, where he lives. In front of a westbound 1988 Ford Bronco driven by off-duty Orlando {roheeman Hoy McKinley, 29. Chuich'* 1985 Alliance was hit broadside und (he Bronco (1lp|icd over several times, police said McKinley was treated for minor Injuries and released from Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. Sanford Church remains hospitalized In Sanford Mr*. Church was airlifted to Orlando Regional Medical Center, where she re­ mained Saturday The accident ts under In­ vestigation by Sanford police The FHP predicts 35 people will Ik- killed In traffic accidents during the 78 hour Christmas holiday period Another 36 peo pie nrc expected lo d ir In accidents on Florida highways during ihe New Year's holiday Offices close tomorrow Businesses, financial Institu­ tions and government offices will observe the Christmas holiday tomorrow. City and county government offices will lie closed. No garbage pickup Is scheduled. All branches of Ihe Seminole County Public Library System will la- closed. They will re-open Dec. 27 at 10 a m Banks will la- closed. Local slock brokers will shut down offices as w ill slock exchanges. The Tri-County Transit bus system will operate on a holiday schedule on Monday. W illia m H o w a r d ’s / M-F 10-9 Sat. 10-5:30 3 2 1 -3 1 4 0 'le ia e ie r s SEMINOLE CENTRE. SANFORD All M.Jor s s is s Charge Account* L*>," 4y �•A — Sanford HsrsM, Sanlord, Florida — Sunder, December 25. 1M6 Search for remains widens at crash site L O C K E R B IE . S co tla n d Authorities widened their search for human remain* and debris from Pan American Flight 103 Saturday after reacuera re­ portedly found parts of the jumbo jet up to 30 miles from the main point of Impact. Residents of Lockerbie, the Scottish farming town on which the plane crashed Wednesday night, spent a solemn Christmas eve taking down decorations and consoling each other. Il was the worst disaster to strike the Lockerbie area since a train crash 13 miles away killed 227 people In 1915. P relim inary findings have deepened the mystery as to what caused the Boeing 747. on a flight from London to New York, to explode at 31,000 feet Wed­ n e s d a y . h u r t li n g fla m in g wreckage and bodies onto the village 330 miles northwest of London. All 258 people aboard the plane were killed and 15 people on the ground were confirmed dead. Seventeen other people In the village were missing. About ISO bodies have been found. Parts of the 19-year-old Boeing 747 were strewn for miles and bodies were widely scattered, some still strapped to seats. The plane's cockpit, largely Intact. Poor planning stopping aid from reaching quake victims United Frees International MOSCOW The Politburo commission In charge of disaster relief In Armenia said Saturday mat transportation bottlenecks and poor planning by local officials still arc denying desper­ ately needed aid to ihe quakestricken republic. Despite the obstacles, aid con­ tinued to pour into Ihe disaster cone as officials prepared for Ihe Christmas Day arrival of Presi­ dent-elect George Hush's son a n d g r a n d s o n , w h o w ill participate In a ceremonial pres­ entation of relief assistance. G e n n a d y G e ra s im o v , the Foreign Ministry spokesman, said. John E. Bush and George P. Bush will hand over aid. including m edicinr, medical equipment and toys collected by the AmcrtCarrs charity organiclion. Workers at 80,000 factories and bualncaaea acroaa the country also held a "subbotnik" Saturday, meaning they agreed to work on their usual day off and donate the day's pay to the government sponsored Arm e­ nian relief fund Money collected from subbot­ niks on the previous two Satur­ day's has totalled 140 million rubles, or 4224 million. Radio Moscow said. The official Tass news agency said a total of 99.000 people, m any of them wom en and children, have been evacuated from the quake cone w ith 55.000 going to government-run health resorts The Armenian men left behind will live tn temporary whiter ■heller* and begin an estimated 48 3 billion rebuilding program Their reconstruction effort will locus Immediately on Spltak. Leninakan and Klrovskan. the three worst-hit towns. Most high-rise structures crumbled In those towns with a combined population of more than half a million people. Tasa said the Dec. 7 quake that devastated Armenia caused the equivalent of 83.2 billion In damage to the rrpubllc'a agricul­ tural sector. More than 80.000 head of cattle perished tn the quake ares. Fifty-eight of Ihe 358 popu­ lated localities In Ihe quake cone were destroyed. Toss sold. An estimated 55.000 people died and another 500.000 were left homeless In the 30-arcond trem­ or that registered 6.9 on the Richter scale. The quake left behind 8 million lona of rubble. The Politburo rommtaelon In charge of relief and rehabilita­ tion headed by Prime Minister Nikolai Ryrhkov said Its orders were not always carried out with enough urgency. It said there still were short­ ages of mattresses, blankets, sleeping bags and kitchen utensils al devastated cities and villages. " T h e knot of problems of transport which Is the cructal arcs of key significance to the pace of relief operations, still remains, erratic transportation services are telling painfully on work on some of the sites.'' the commission v u quoted os say­ ing. "In some places vehicles and e quipm ent have been seen staying Idle while badly needed elsewhere. This was not the first time the matter was brought up at a commission meeting." Taas said. Bread and other foods weir also In short supply In rural areas because of delivery pro­ blems It said planning and coordina­ tion needed lo be better orga­ nized Few example thosuanda of s u m m e r te n ts h a v e been shipped Into the ares where tem peratures are now near freezing. The Politburo com­ mission said the tents were useless The commission also warned (hat sanitation around food dis­ tribution points needed lo- he Improved to rpevent on oulrrrak of Infectious diseases. Government architects have proposed a rebuilding plan that officially outlaws any structure taller than four stories and coils for guarantees that new build mgs can survive a 9 0 quake on Ihe Richter scale. Radio Moscow and Soviet officials said. The broadcast also sold the plan calls for preserving the ancienl facades that survived the quake. The twice weekly Sovetokays Kullura newspaper Saturday attacked Ihe quality of con­ struction of high-rise buildings In the quake cone north of Yerevan, the Armenian capital. Il said nine-story buildings crumbled far too easily and blamed poor construction mate­ rials and corruption of builder* who substituted sand and gravel for cement and then sold the stolen cement on the black market. T h e newspaper said such builders should be held criminal­ ly rsponslble for some of the deaths lay on Its side In a Held 4 miles from the village. The body of the captain. Identified aa Jim MacQuarrte. 55. of Exeter. N IL . was found In the wreckage. A s m a n y as 6 0 0 rescue workers using powerful arc lights pressed their search overnight for bodies and found parts of the plane up to 30 miles from the main point of Impact In Lockerbie, the British Broadcasting Coro, reported Saturday Th e find led authorities to widen their search Saturday. Every fragment of the plane was being taken to a storage center, carefully labeled and placed In plastic bags, because It was Important lor the Investigation to establish exactly where each piece came from, officials said. Officials said they were still searching for the remains of one of the wings of the slrcrsfl. They said they believed the other wing, laden with fuel, had caused the massive explosion that left a crater 30 feel deep In a neighborhood on the outskirts of the town. Seventeen people whose homes and cars were destroyed by falling wreckage were unac counted Tor and police said they still had no Idea exactly how many people were In five cars destroyed In the crash. NBC Nightly News quoted U S officials Friday as saying the CtA bureau chief In Beirut. Lebanon, was among the passengers on the plane. Prrsldenl-elect George Bush aatd Saturday he could not confirm the report. As relatives of passengers killed In the crash started arriv­ ing In Lockerbie. Angua Ken­ nedy. a local police chief, said he would prefer they stay away. "If I waa asked to advise any friend or relative of mine. I would suggest (hey do not lo come to Lockerbie at this time." But about 20 relatives who did spend the night tn Lockerbie comforting one another, pul all thought of Christmas out of their minds. *1 think you feel better once you actually see the site." said Joe Morgan, an American rela­ tive of one of the victims whose hometown was not identified Morgan said his feelings were "a mixture of frustration, anger and grief." Mr said he was Imprraasrd by how quickly the town had started clearing up the devastation, boarding up broken windows and repairing damaged roofs. "Christm as Is Ihe furthest thing from my mind right now." he said In ihc community, resident* removed Christmas dcmrailims and Ihe Christmas tree wa* taken down at tire town hall which was turned Into a morgue Lockerbie in mourning Christmas Eve LOCKERBIE. Scotland — For many In the sm a ll fa rm in g c o m m u n ity of Lockerbie, the Christmas season ended W edntui*, tdght. Sunday will be Just another day. By Saturday — Christmas Eve — sales tn stores on the main street had dwindled to a near sUnd*” »i *n the wake of Wednesday night's crash of Pan Am Flight 103 that killed all 258 people aboard and at least 15 tn Lockerbie, where 17 others were unaccounted for "Nobody wants to buy Christmas wrapping paper," u td one vendor. Others took down Clirtstmos decora­ tions Al Ihe Tow n Mall, turned Into a temporary morgue accommodating about 80 bodies from ihe tra g e d y, the Christmas tree was taken down In respect for the dead. Churches prepared services of grief and mourning Instead of Christmas cheer. The Rrv Alan Neal, rector of All Saint* Scottish Episcopal Church, said he thought resident* had been strong, but Ihe worst! emotional pain was yet lo come "People have kept up their spirits reasonably well, but I think Ihe de r sainti might set In after Ihe new year.” aatd E Some townspeople said the only joy left In Christmas was for the children Several mothers said they hod been asked If “ Sants will know where to find us." " C h ris tm a s Is not going tn be Christmas at all. but just another day o( the week, although people with children will make an effort.” said one mother "The y have been looking forward to Christmas and they get so excited that you have got to make an effort But the adults have nothing lo relebrale except that we are thankful to be alive ' As Ihe grim search for bodies continued on Christmas Eve. Lockerbie resembled a tow n under w a r lim r occu pa tion R O A D W O R K T H IS W E E K Bush family helps Armenians United Press Intsmstlonsl NEW YORK - A son and grandson of President-elect George Bush Saturday helped load 50 Ions of relief supplies and toys aboard a chartered plane and left on a private good-will mission lo earth­ quake-ravaged Soviet Armenia. John E. "Je b " Bush. 40. Vice President B u sh 's son. and G e o rg e P. B u s h . 12. his grandson, posed for photographs with the flight crew at Kennedy International Airport before boarding the DC-8 cargo plane c h a rte re d by A m e rIC a re s Foundation of New Canaan. Conn. Young George, dressed In gray khaki pants and a black parka, ■aid he was taken aback when his grandfather offered his and J e b B u s h 's s e r v ic e s for Am ericans' fourth relief trans­ port to Armenia. “ I was very surprised because this Is my longest Irlp," Ihe boy said wllh an eager smile. "But I wan led logo. The vice president told him It would not be an easy journey. "Be told me II was going to be s long trip." young George said. "We're going to stop In Ireland and we're going to go to hospi­ tals and give toys and supplies lo little kids "I said. Sure. I'd like to go.'” sold Bush, who was given a model of the Untied Parcel I Service cargo plane by the shipper's crew. Sporting a brown wlndbreaker over a wool sweatrr and gray panta. Jeb Bush said Ihe project marked significant progresa In superpower relations "A few years ago thla probably w o u ld n 't h a v e h a p p e n e d because the Sovteta wouldn't have even told ua If they hod an rarihquake with auch devasta­ tion." hr said. "Th e fact that we could act aside differences and do these kinds of things is Just a recogni­ tion. when It's all said and done, (hat people want lo help peo­ ple.” The Bushes stood atop a plat­ form beside a crayon-lettered sign reading "From Ihe Children of Greenwich. Connecticut to the Children of Armenia" and helped load boxes of donated glfta Into the plane's cargo hold E ric W cln tc. Am erICares' director of projects. Is leading ihc trip to distribute nearly 100,000 pounds of medicine, clothing and other auppllea In Yerevan, the Armenian capital, for aurvlvora of the Dec. 7 earthquake, said spokesman Steve Norman. The quake killed some 55.000 people and left 500,000 home­ less. The supplies Include pedlatrlc formulas, which arc In particular demand. Norman said. Here are the projects In Seminole County that may affect the flow of traffic: m m Hod Bug lake Hoad from east of S lit* Road 438 lo Autum n Glann Lana. Road widening from two lo four lanes Thla major projacl Includas s u b s t a n t ia l u n d e r g ro u n d drainage work and removal of existing road surface. Flagmen or dalours may be used, but traffic backups are nol expected lo be worse that they ware previously. Expected comple­ tio n : M arch. J u r is d ic t io n : Seminole County Interstale 4 from Lew Rosa In Orange County to Just north of Slate Road 436 Re­ surfacing, with ail work requir­ ing lane closures to be done between 7 p.m and 6:30 am Expected com pletion: midFebruary. Jurisdiction: Florida DOT. Brumley Hoad bom Snow ffl^R ood to Lake Mills Rood east of Chuluota. Road widen­ ing. Expected Completion: Feb. to. J u ris d ic tio n : Sem inole County. (Not on map) Curryvllle Road from Lake fa Road to 4,300 tael southeast In the Chuluota eras. Asphalt aurtacing. Extecled completion: Jan. 6. Jurisdiction: Seminole County (Nol on map) C o n s t r u c t io n of an entrance road and parking lot In Mullet Lake Park. Ramp will be closed until construction is complete. Expecled completion: Feb. 24. Jurisdiction: Seminole County. (Nol on map) I Curryvllle Road from Lake s Road 10 4,300 feet southeast In the Chuluota area. Asphalt surfacing. Expected C o m p le tio n : Ja n . 6, 1980. Jurisdiction: Seminole County. (Not on map) P ■ « J j Silver Lako Drive between SouTn Sanford Avenue end County Road 427 Is closed until Doc. 20 for work on Ihe Lake D ft ..U u a i(4 e v le n a ln n A delour Is In effect Northbound battle on South Sanford Avenue between Silver Lake Drive and C R 427 will also bo detoured until Doc 20. Mitchell Hammock Road will be closed Monday, Dec, 19 through Dec 22 between Stale Road 434 and S.R. 426 lo construct two pipe crossings Jurisdiction- Seminole County. Construction ol an entrance road and parking lol In Mullet Lake Park. Ramp will be closed unlit construction Is complete. Expected completion: Feb. 24. Jurisdiction: Seminole County. (Not on map) �Sanford Htrald. Sanford. Florida — Sunoay, Oacambar 23. tM6 — IA Lake Mary Continued from 1’ sgc 1A IFOIII M a rk h a m W oods Road to Highway 17 02 The rtulrs will apply In u corridor whlih nl 250 f rr t nil r lt h r r sld r of 11;rboulev aid's right of way. Land owner* of |iarcrls abutllng (hr corridor will nrrd lo comply wllh thla proposed ordinance li iln . plan In develop T h e goal la to give lh* boulevard n uniform , well landscaped look throughout the liner Jurtsdli lions Cnmntlllrc Chairman Hand.ill Mean* *.il«l the Inleitlluii o( the corrlrlor j -i.in lan I In enforce slrtd ine.ixurr on devrloprt* id property .dung the boulevard “ You have In undrraland sortie of these things are law ahead v " lie rwild Ail Interim al agrremml di fine* how lire Jurisdictions will divide the m n airu cllo n <e*». pru\einrnts along the houk. aid among themselves The proposal Is *xprt led I tome before all }orlvtl> Hons n Laler than Frhniai) .nm i ti. to Committee Chairman Randall Morris T h e p l a n fo e u s e s o n landscaping, signage building •Titlarks and heights lo rrratr an aralheig allv ap|irallrig md uncluttered look the project ts lo m tnridr with the twolaned boulevard '• widening lo lour aoi ala *anes over the course ut 7t.l years, in lirgin by I he end <d neat year If Hk onllriarti a d o p te d as w rit ten i >rh m unhipalin wdl lot hole the ordlnaior in n* land tlevrloj mem rodr I he prlie t ag f a lit suggested Irnprnvemrnls In lli boulevard. su< h as burial ' utility fretter lines landarap in irrtgallon rnaslarni signals in t concrete |m w h is rstim atri .. 12.1X10 (M l lot Hie IrIll'll, i highway from I t to Con ('tub Hoad This nisi wilt t • d iv id e d a m o n g li t ' t h r o jurItalic Hull* Th e Idra of an improved boulevard Is not a new one M'arls lias simply Inealhetl III Into It. and with the rest ol lh* mmrnlllrf worked II through <> cnmplriion In |9HO .» ■■ ---r Ire had iMOlerrd around idaboul I m p r o v e m e n t s in lh county roadway s h a ll lies t major Inirralale highway (I tl lo a major stair fu.nl ( 17 921 County ('oinmissronrr Rots it non it acconirMtales iiim r I rail I* <han II u n luo 11lie D u I he Averagr atsm l i n fast its travel dally h y I lie |-4 itite ir haitge al L a k e E m m a It id Th a t tapers dow n to about 22 0 0 0 lo 2 3 .00 0 vehicles al (' 15 or C o u n try C lu b Hoad and dw indles In atNiul I I . ( M l cars tve.ir 17 f»2, a n r x d ln g lo C o un ty Kngitirer -lerrv M rC o llu m who Lottery--------- - I S lu rm . w!i<~ Is a m em ber of rhe om m lttee. retails about eight v* ars ago u city roitim laaioner tiad srtggrsted placing a m arker it See i aid t i l on 1-4 approxIm a lrly 1,000 feel tiefore the b iu le v u rd In Indicate It was the v io lh r r n gateway entrance lo Sanford. The sign was {nil u p try the I lorida Irepaiinieoi of Tra n s p n r lalloti lIN J T ) ahorily ih r r r a lt r r ." lie said s tu rm s-ud u n d l that rime S ta ir Road 4i> was considered the prime r n in u ic r In Sanford S tu rm said w hen he rno vrd In the area in 1909, I tie tm ulrvard ‘ as a very q u irt Iw o la n rd . heavily treed ro u td v m a d " He said he Is hopeful that all three rrn u trs can agree on fun­ ding for itie project ll would makr Lake Mary Itm ik v a rd a gateway and a new <•trier pi In design I w ould Itkr In •ci It as we have envisioned II In I he ra m rn lltre . S tu rm said Al o n r time, the martway was ol heavily traveled and ended In a rattle pasture just w e st,of take F mm a Road Today, i n a use of Hie Is hiiu In pnputa (V *•, i* la also a rnudway rntnmlllee member The. acceptable level of service for thla road Is ahoul 13.000 ears per day. McCollum •aid lief ore I he arienal mad was murity owned If was known aa Stale Hoad 4 lf» or Sanford Avenue In the 1950*. ar cording (o C u rtis Dunaw ay, countv itglil -of way agent lielnrr it waa r ul through in Lakr Emma Road In I960, Lakr Mary Boulevard e nd e d al P a lm e tto D rive Moloriala needed lo drive north on Palmetto, weal on Crystal l akr Avenue and south on 5th S i r e n bark lo L a k r Mary boulevard William Hush, county engineer bet ween 1962 and 1985 rrratla Ihe biggest rflorl made was In IO B 8 , w hen I h e c a u n I y purchased the right of way lo •liange the 24 fool, Iwolaned bridge which led lo Long pond Road lo a rktvrrleaf Interchange al 14 The bridge was moved from Long Pond Roar) in Lakr Mary Houlevard by the stale IK IT. according lo Hush To gel a contract from the federal Hurrau of Highways lor dial pnrllnn of die Interstate. Seminole Courtly needed lo raiend Lake Mary- lloulrvard limn laikr Emma Road west over lhe interstate to Markham Woods Road Uusti said that DOT s DrLand disirlcr office spurrrd the county In or lion lo ratend t-akr Mary Boulevard “ It was a very funny thing. I — . •920 .million won by Emily ter v s computer games, tayttn *nd Cash 3 on line laslrr than and M arvin Davldhelser of Ihe lake tie paid to mailers who any previous state And tn the Hradenton •old tickets and 35 perrem go first month after their April 29 ■'Florida ts unique." faioslrd toward funding Florida s Its tart which was the first lime Uittery Department spokesman rated puhlir school sv stern I li­ twi online games had lirgun F.rl Grorgr "First off. wr vr got re m a t ride t « r i i l lo r t i *lmullanrously. Cash 3 and 40 million tourists a year We've rnlnlslrativr ripens* * stir h , I otto dul 952 million In sales — also got large numbers ill Ills larttery Secretary Hrta-r i a Paul fiaiiit s who itane from a lottery mother North American record. 9102.000 salary a n i >2<H* it Ihe 953 I million laillo prtre culture.’* bonus for starting the tnstai.i 6 i year-old Shrelah Ryan ol In addition In new AmrMrans and Lotto games ahrad of Winter SpMligs claimed In Sep­ who ptayrd mimtirrs games In srhrdulr tember was the largest tn NrvMh tail In rial Ions Gecagr said many Paul, usually found with a A meric -in history A <’aliform.* nrw Floridians learned to gam­ cigarette in one hand and a D M in k (sit has since tupped that ble tn oiFier paris of this country Coke In Ihe other was a Iln “ Florida has lots of retirees iimutinl. but It was split among and superb lottery promo*sho came from lottery states three w tuners had she been running i r <* Thr next lour largest Florida and already knew bow lo play," potation instead of a state ladlii jat kpntaof 1988 were George said "In fact. In the agency she proliably would lt.«v< • 935.6 million won bv IVnnts tvginntng some nf them were found herself on thr ' ForiunGlover of Temple Terrace, a calling up telling us how lo do and "Forties' lists ol outstar.d It." com rr-tei nttqunv draftsman trig prrfiantrrs The experts predict Ihe lottery • 911 5 million won hv Mary In its first week and ** llliIg F .llrn S n ip e s a nd M a xin e will do about the same amount only $1 scratch off instant garni Johnson. Indlanlown sisters of business or a little more next tickets, the Florida Ini it-tv whose w in n in g ticket was vear. h r said And Paul has said In 995 million shattering (hi a n rw game wllh drawings tmughl hy Sullies ex hustiaud previous North Amcrnan record • 926.6 tuiilion won by five several times a week for Jackpots for first week tottery s a t i s of * I trtirrd Delray I leach couples in the 9 1 no or jo lo 9500.000 million in California w h o m e e I r e g u l a r l y fo r range will start sonirtlrnr next Paul's stall also got (hr I ' year t-reakfast guess d would mil Itapprr; todiy and within a few days the slate Someone from ihe dtsirtct ofllcr district office issued the eon In DrLand ratted General Hut­ tract Hush said And so (lie bridge was con cheson 11hen Ihe chairman of ihe hoard of county rommittdonrrsl veMrd to an Interchange Now. 20 years laf.T roadway and laid him We got a problem Somebody new over In an committee rnemtiers again turn airplane, and you have not rbelr attention lo the boulevard started Lake Mary Houlevard They envision It as It will lie 20 and we will not let ihe contract years from now Their suggestions create a for that section of the inboulevard with live oaks along It Irratalf’". According to Hush. Hutcheson and crape myMlea lo accent the said. "For Gad's sakr. get nut curb cuts buildings will tir set there wllh a bulldorrf and start hack 60 fret from ihe roadway right-of-way line, with buildings that road " Thai's what the county did no higher than 35 feel There will be sidewalks on both north and south sides of the rosd^ac. including a bicycle route Busi­ ness a 'd office signs will be no higher than 15 fret and utility feeder lines will tie buhrd Even forking lots have been consid­ ered They will tie screened with trees and shrubs so as nut lo be obtrusive to motorists The ordinance will go before a public hearing on Jan 4 In Lakr Mary After Ibis. Ihe committee will meet again to makr their llnal i rconi men da lions and It b hoped that It will be adopted by each of the munkdpahUrs Mercer to head Rotary district SAN FOR D — Retiring ell/ ronimiasinnrr John Y Mercer ol Sanford haa been elected gover nor of Rotary International Dis­ trict tMNt Mener, a retired educator and Tianker. will be responsible for leading 60 Rotary clubs and 3.400 members In seven Florida counties Hr will visit each of those clubs during his I9HV term He wss elected lo Ihe position at the November district conference tn Melbourne In 1950. be wss elected prrsl dent of the Rotary club In IlaM o w where he was a prln ripal tn the school system After joining the arhool system In Fort Mrsde In 1956. he wss elected president lo Ihe Rotary club there He was elected president of the Sanford club in 1973 He was an Installment officer at First Stair Hank tn Fart Mrsde j from 1962 fo 1961 From 1963 lo 1964 he was asslaiant vice president of First State flank of lUinesClty Mercer moved to Sanford In 1964 when he joined Hank of Seminole From 1964 to I97H he served as president of that hank, which was laler Flagship, then Sun Hank He was vice president and manager of Southeast Dank of Sanford front I97H to 1986 Now retired. Mrreer lias been advising rhatrman to American Pioneer Savings Hank slnee 1966 Mercer served on Ihe Hartford Ctty Commission from 1984 to 1966 'Merrer was bom in Kentucky In 1922. In 1947 hr graduated from Centre College in Danvflte. Ky Merrer taught in Princeton, Ky. brforr moving tn Florida In 1949 In 1967 Mercer was named the Klwanis Citizen of the Year County workers begin copying SANFORD - The Seminole C o u n ty records department cranked thr copy machine Thursday for county rommta sinner Jennifer Kelley, wllh two employers working continuously from 10 a m until 5 p m . devoting 14 hums to the task The copy machine broke down Friday, halting the effort until the machtnrcould be repaired Records stall concentrated on copying audio tapes The task Is esprrtrd to take several weeks to complete If one or two employees work full lime on the job. C o n t in u e d fro m Page I A To p Continued from Page IA based near the Kennedy Spu r Center. The pros|>e< t ol watching 11-■ powerful rocket push tltr *huttl< into space In just over five minutes drew neatly .»<*•<" ' visitors to Brevard County p um pin g m illion* Info th< economy. N A S A hinnehrd i set nml rockci. AilantIs. on •* cl.i-.sili l military mission in iN-crnih and plans al least seven lllglu-tn 1989. including missions in place Inlerplam iuv satrlllles on Ihr-lr JotltlUrs Florida's tax system, lo---* I Into turmoil In 1987 b) controversial hul short In - I services las, ranked No, 2 lor the yrar. even though (hr clinng* occurred In Janu.itv with penny boost In the general '- 'I tax. Hut the services tax remain* alive, although Its llnal d rm l- is a few month* away Some <- "> panics covered by the tax ■- *' ■ delay |uiyrnctils imlll thi ro-1 I their fiscal year, will* I* coulil occur ns late us early 1989. The No. 3 story, the Florida lottery, lieguit al record pa** Jan. 12 wllh ■cinlrh-ol! Instant tickets and llrst wrek salts of 995 million, surged tin - •<u ' ■ f1 ' spring and Into Mint***' * brisk sides lor Ihe Loltu g... and ended wllh 913 billion hi irv rn u r for live winners and trial dominated by the prosecu lions del ailed outline of drug education. In October, Ihe game set a smuggling by the powerful and record for single winner jackpot violent Medellin Cartel of Col­ when ShreLth Hyan of Winter ombia Lehder's lawyers rested Sprtng* i lalined a 955 l million without railing any wllnesses prt/r A bigger California jackpot I hr jury tlrlllieralrd for a week The driest of Amendment 10. was shared by many playrrs. Lottery Secretary Hebecca a projmsal lo limit thr awards In Paul has pirp.ucd several new personal Injury lawsuits, set games to diversity the lottery In hark consumer groups that vnwrd to continue their fight 1989 III Florida politics, the narrowInto the next year. In Prnsarnla. several Navy victory ul conservative Re­ publican Rep. Connie Mack aver nfllrers facer) courts-martial In thr drowlng death ol recruit Lee D e m o c ra t R ep. K r n n r t h 'Huddy" MacKav to replace re­ M l r r r k l , w ho d ie d w h ile tiring Sen. Lawton Chilrs was prnrtiring In u pool at the one of several narrow rlrctlon Swimmers' Rescue School Mlreckl's death and questions vliloites. Rep. Blit Chappell. Ihe 20-year atrout techniques used by I hr v e t e r a n D e m o c r a t fro in Navy prompted rrforms In Ihe northeast Ftorhla, lost a re­ training program, which will lie flection hid to newcomer <*rnlg reviewed early next year. Violence against |x>l!ce nfllrers •lames, a Rcpuhlu.m lawyer claimed the lives of six Dadr Irtiin Dcloimi Mai Kay withheld his con- County men. a West Palm Heat h •v *sion for a week while olltcluls motorcycle cop and the first •xnmlned a rpilrk In vole totals Tallahassee city police officer lo ii"in i *unlit-* using computer die In Ihe line of duty. Dozens of 1allois i'liap|>ell conceded six officer* were wounded, or sub­ jected lo attack during Ihe year. wccks alter election day. In Mtuml. Eastern Airlines In the stair house, powerful lawmakers Dempsey Hamm and struggled lo sell off unprofitable Sail) Hell lost re-election bids, operations, fighting labor unions and their drparturr will changr that opposed the divestiture as the conijilrxlon and behavior of an effort to dlsrnunlle thr airline. The airline was successful In i lie* Legislature. 1•Inter seonvlellon May 19 for withdrawing from most nf Its ruling cocaine Into the Unit­ Western rotilrs. scoring a vlrtory ed States ended a 5 **j -month over ihe unions. DEATHS EDW ARDS. B EN N ETT I dw .•nl S llermrlt *o * In 4th St . Sanford, died Thursday at Hill Haven Nursing Home. Sanford Horn March 7. 1908 In Mor. N J., he moved here in 1957 from Sussex N .Y. H r worked In an appliance center in St Augusttnr for 20 years and was a member of the First Presbyterian Church. Sanford. Hr was a veteran of the U S Army Signal Corps, past com­ mander of Charles Aubergrr Post *213 In Sussex and a member of Ihe American Legion Posi *53 in Sanford Survivors Include wile. Ruth D e n n e tt. S a n ford : son. C . M rtcler, Sanford, daughter. Harbara Masker. W rn lzvllle . Mo . sisters. Marie VanEllen. Atlanta, G «.. Cheryl Weight. Osteen, Sandra Thomas. Osteen. Denntese Bennett, Sanford. Karen McQuay. Miami Springs brother. Wtlford. Lexington. Ky.. Ronald. New Hampton, N J . slsler Inrs Morris. New Milford. N . J .; 20 g ra n d c h ild re n ; 4 great-grandchildren Brlsson Guardian Funeral Home, Sanford. In charge of iimtngemenls. F.LIZA B ETH IR EN E BISHOP Elizabeth Irene Bishop. Infant. 1049 C rysta l Bowl C irc le . Casselberry, died Thursday at Florida Hospital. Orlando Born Dec. 22. 1988 In Orlando, she was a member of St. Augustine Catholic Church Survivors include parents. Mr. and Mrs Jim (Mary Elizabeth) Bishop. Casselberry; brother. James. Casselberry: maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. R a y m o n d B ase, O r la n d o ; paternal grandmother. Winifred R o a c h . D e n v e r; m a te rn a l great-grandm other. Dorothy Gray. Orlmdo B aldw ln-K alrch lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. R U T H IR EN E H A L L E N B E C K Ruth Irene llallenbeck. 79. 403 North Sweetwater Blvd„ Longwood. died Thursday at S o u th S e m in o le H o s p ita l. Longwood. Born Jan. 5. 1909 In Dlnghamplon. N.Y.. she was a winter resident of Orlando from Windsor. N.Y. She was a home­ maker and a Free Methodist. Survivors Include husband. Ihe Rev. Charles. Windsor; sons. Frank Stephen. Rochester. N.Y.. C. Lowell. Hemet. Calif.; daugh­ ter. Martha Yaw man. iaingwiHMl; 12 grandchildren. 10 great­ grandchildren BaId w i n ■Fa I rc li lId Funeral Horne. Forrsl City. In charge rtf arrangements A M A N D A M A R IE JOHNSON Amanda Marie Johnson. In fant, 1812 l^indlng Dr.. Sanford, died Th u rsd a y. Dec 22. at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. Sanford, where she was born. She w as a Protestant Survivors include parents. K e n n e th E . a n d P a tr ic ia Johnson. Sanford, half brother. Joseph W .. Hallgroiind. Ga . paternal grandfather. Donald W. Jo h n so n K lv r r t la le . G a .; paternal grandmother. Deity Ardron. llallgrnund; paternal grrai grandmother. Irene Dean. Baltground: maternal grandfa­ ther, Everett L Engle. Harlrn. Ky.; maternal grandmother. Patricia R Johnson. Sanford maternal great-grandparents. Everett K and Flunlce Engle. New Tazw rll. Tenn O a k I a w n P a rk F u n e r a l Homr/Cenielrry. l-akr Mary. In charge of arrangrmenls A Snow. Dobson, four grand­ children. one grral-grandchlld. C o x -P a r k r r C a re y H a n d Guardian Chapel. Winter Park. In charge of arrangements. W IL L IA M D. SN YD ER William D Snyder. 65. 703 Prrston Ave.. Deltona, died Fri­ day at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford Dorn Oct. 13, 1923 In Port Huron. Mich., hr moved to Drllona from Deulah. Mich . m 1963. He was an outboard motor mechanic and a Navy veteran of World War II. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife. Charlotte; daughters. Debbie Gibbs. Deltona. Susan Giles. L o u is v ille , K y .. K a th e rin e liakston. Laura Morey, both of Frankfurt. Mich.. Pamela. De­ nary; son. William M . Traverse City, Mich., rlghl grandchildren Arrangement* by Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford. R O B E R T W I L L I A M W OODROW Robert William Woodrow, 27. 1253 Lrathcrwood Dr.. Alta­ monte Springs, died Thursday ul Florida Hospital. Orlando. RODNEY D. P A TR IC K Dorn Sept. 30. 1961 In Toledo. Rodney D Patrick II 13 4 1 Ohio, lie moved to Altamonte Arapaho Trn ll, Geneva, died Springs from Fort laiuderdalr in Frith.’ at hi* residence Born 1983. He was a construction Oct. 16. 1947 In Fort Pierce, he plasterer and a Lutheran. rnovrd to Geneva (mill there In Survivors Include parents. 1985. H r was a cable splicer for Robert K and Elaine M.. Alia United Telephone Co and n monte Springs, sisters. Sandra veteran of the Vietnam War. L Wvrtck, Clnclnattl. Sheryl A.. Survivors Include wife. Je n ­ Altamonte Springs; maternal nifer: daughters. Tabltha and grandmother. Mabel M. Roach. Makrsha. both of Geneva, son. H r a d e n t o n ; p a t e r n a l Damien. Geneva; brothers. Rob­ grandmother. Grace M.. Toledo ert, Altamonte Springs. Mark Bald win -F airchild Funeral O ’Brien, Lexington. Mich.: sister, Home. Forest City, In charge of Jean Kawllng. Grossc Polnle. arrangements Mich. Arrange merits by Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford [ F U N E R A L S ________ PANSY A. P O IN D E X TE R Pansy A Poindexter. 77 737 Royal Palm Dr.. Casselberry, died Thursday at Florida Hospi­ tal. Orlando. Dorn Jan. 14. 1911 In Surry County. N C „ she moved to Casselberry from Tarboro. N.C.. In 1979. Shr was a homemaker and a member of First Daptisl Church of Winter Park. Shr was also a inrndM-r of thr Order of the Flasiern Star and of Ihe UDC. Survivors Inrludr son. F; J., Tarboro: daughters. Alma M.. Casselberry. Jo y P. Watson. Naples: b ro th e r. The lrn orc Allx-rty. Dodson. N.C.; slsler. Era BENNETT, EDWARD! Evrwrtl w r , , c m tor E tf«»rd 1 Br-w rfl ol Von lord a la d-*d Thwrtdor oil* bo ol I p m 1uM4or •* Bruton Funoro* Homo *ith Rov AxKord D om o MV otticlottog Vltlfotlon will bo hold Monday tro 4 I p m A Ifoclol H rrico by Iho Amor icon log-on will bo condvctod Monday ovoning al Iho Femoral Homo Burial will bo al OOoon Como Wry tiruton Guardian f towral Homo. Vanlord, •n chargo el arrangomonty �M •- Sanford Harold, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, Docombar 29. I960 Tornado kills one, wounds six NATIONAL Christmas Eve twister rips through Tennessee in 20-mile path of destruction Engine problem forces return of Jet Untied Praee Intornatlonol LOS ANGELES — A United Airline* D C -10 bound for Chicago •ufTered engine problems shortly after lake ofT Friday and dumped 52.000 pounds of Jel fuel over the Pacific before returning to Los Angeles International Airport, officials said. None of the 299 passenger* and crew aboard Flight 106 were Injured In the Incident, which occurred shortly after 2 p m.. United Airlines spokesman Rob Doughty said A few minutes after taking off. the plane's crew delected a problem with the No. 2 engine — located above the fuselage of the three-engine jet — and flew i short distance out over Ihe Pacific. Doughty said The crew dumped 52.000 pounds of kerosene based jet furl and returned to the airport, where the plane landed safely and taxlied to a terminal under Its own power. Doughty said. The 287 passengers and 12 crew walked off the plane through a boarding ramp at the gate. Doughty said "*Vc"re not sur* exactly what •iappened." Dough'v said, 'if * by far too early to speculate upon what (I k cause was It was a precaution to bring the plane back. No one was endangered " U AL officials had a plane from San Francisco pick up the stranded passengers and fly them to Chicago New iabels for frozen meats considered WASHINGTON — The Agriculture Department, concerned about mounting evidence showing disease-causing bacteria remain In pre-cnokrd meal patties, proposed guidelines Friday for how to prepare and label ouch food products. The proposed rules will be open for public comment until Jan. 27. "There has been Increasing evidence over Ihe past several years that food-borne pathogens survive In products that many consumers erroneously consider to be fully cooked, such as Char-Broiled Beef Patties" and ’Pre-browned Fresh Pork Sausuage Patties.""* said Lester Crawford, administrator of the Food Safety and Inspection Service. The proposed rules would establish requirements on otoragr of rsw Ingredients, processing times and temperature, handling to prevent contamination after processing and labels that Include cooking Inst ructions for (Inal preparation For Instance, partially cooked meal patties would bear the statement. "For Safety. Cook Until Well Done (Internal Meal Temperature of 160 F).’" The statement would appear neat to the product name. Recently, an outbreak of food potsonlng was linked to a strain of bacteria that hospitalised six Minnesota arhool children with severe diarrhea and cramps The Centers foe Disease Control determined that undercooked beef patties caused the Illness, but the bacteria strain Infecting the children has not been Isolated from the patties Forest Service reviews firefighting plans W ASHINGTON — The government ta starting a review of (Ire management plans In national forest wilderness and will light any fires Ignited during the review period, officials said Friday The Forest Service decision to fight all fires during the review period Is similar to plans announced last week when Ihe secretaries of agriculture and interior announced the results of their examination of fire policies The Interdepartmental review found the basic federal policy sound Called a prescribed ftrr policy. It allows some natural fires lo burn under certain circumstances, such as when they do not threaten property or life However, live task force soil f f i H N w i e areas need to be refined and strengthened Service will examine policies that allow IMKpliig-caused fires In wilderness to bum under certain coflttpns. A Forest Service official said that by starling its review now. the agency Itopes to have Its rules firmly In plate before the new fire season arrives In the West. Myerson case finally over NEW YORK — The Judge acquitted with Beaa Myerson ol alimony-fixing charges now says "It’s possible the rx-Mtsa America tried to influence her decision In the divorce of Myerson's boyfriend, reports said Saturday. Retired state Supreme Court Judge Hortenae Gabel told reporters Friday, the day after she was found Innocent, that “ It s possible" Myerson "might have" tried to influence her rulings by hiring Ihe judge's daughter lo w ork for Ihe city. Myerson. meanwhile, told Saturday's Dally News she was tirrd but relieved at the end of her court ordeal. " It’s the first day I can Just stop the world.' Myerson said, describing the wait for a verdict as "Chinese water torture A federal Jury Thurday nlghl acquitted Myerson. 64. her boyfriend. Imprisoned multimillionaire sewer contractor Carl "Andy" Capaaao, 43. and Gabel. 76. of all charges Myerson received a welcome back to politics Friday — from Mayor Edward Koch, who Iasi year called his former cultural affairs commissioner "dishonorable snd deplorable Koch said he would be "proud" lo have Ihe woman who helped pul him In office In his campaign for a record fourth term "I would love it if she would." Koch said Ihe day after Ihe Myrrson was cleared of federal conspiracy and fraud charges "1 doni know whether 1 would impose on her. 1 don't know that I would want to at this point In her life ask her lo take on such a lime consuming, energy consuming tnaller. bul I’d lie proud If she did." he said. Koch testified for the prosecution against his longtlmr ftlcnd who was a top official In hts administration, but said he was "pleased" by Ihe verdict. F R A N K L IN . T e n n . - A tornado slashed through lhr historic city of Franklin before dawn on Christmas Eve. killing one man and injuring six people along a 20 mile swath of de­ struction. authorities said. The rarr December twister touched down at least right times, wrecking a church, a private airstrip and dorrns of houses and businesses Trees and telephone poles were hurled through ihe air. arid torrential rain triggered Hoods Tile Krd C i m * opct.rd nr emergency shelter In a school for I hoar left homeless "There Is masalvr damage." Franklin flrrhuhlrr Garry Neal said " A " C h r is .nas ‘ hi* couldn't have happened at a worse time. Things are heller skeller. It'a caught everybody off guard We're slid assessing the damage " The twister knocked down a house and killed Ernrsi Rice, but hts (titnily emerged from the wreckage unbanned, said Mary Fink, n spokeswoman at the Williamson Mrillcal CtfitCf "Ills bouse collapsed and the wrlghl of the building falling on him killed him llr was crushed Iliil his family Is safe Somehow they were not hurl, but they arr In a stale nf shock," stir said Sts people were Injured. In­ cluding 'wo In a car wreck on :nlerstaie-63 during me scurm. hospital officials said None was seriously hurl. A tanker I ruck carrying 2.0(X) gallons of diesel fuel overturned on a highway, and flreflgbiers + * . * * * )f jf ^ “ f u n i r Units* Press International MEMPHIS. Term - The death toll rose to right Saturday In the fiery crash of a tanker truck that engulfed rars on a high wav and catapulted It* flaming tank Into a house 125 yard* away At (east seven other pr.iple wrre Injured In the accident Friday that liega.i when the truck crashed Into a bridge support. The bunitng propane damaged three or four other building* beside thr highway and Ignited several trees as motorists ran Irum Iheir cars covered In flames The latest victim was Ideo lifted as Kva Kudrstirin H6. who was In a nearby tiousr srt abta/e by the flaming tank Memphis Regional Medical Crfltrr said Saturday she died nf severe burns A traffic bat kup on the highway rausrd by Ihe arcldrrit led lo a M-mnd fatal wreck about an hour later Several miles to the south an Interstate 240. a trai tor traitor carrying soybratt oil skidded Into a car and fllppm over, killing th r truck driver and spilling the oil on the high* i' Th r dratl man was Idrriiillrd as David H a llry . 29. ut West Helena Ark "There were people rolling In Ihe street b urning" said .led i i i M green s to p p e d C h ristin a * tiei ktir said Ikdr hr lugs tn the Job a wrallh id knowledge that would be haitl lo mati h II conUrrnrd by Ihe Srnatr Dole would rrp la i r currenl L a b o r S r i r r t a r v Ann M< 1-augtdJn One o< ihe krv issues lai mg the next labor wet retaty is w Im II w to rmkwr the mUiMnmn wage now set at 83 33 an hour for must Jo Ihi The president­ elect had promlsrd during Ihe campaign to support an In crease When asked Saturday ll he wuuld press tor m i li an uurtasr during Ills Hist year in office Hush said hr was tint sure whal we're going lo do and relosrd In say when he would seek suth an U n ite d Press Internatio nal W ASHINGTON l*rrsidrtu elect George Hush named the first woman to hts Cehlnrt Sat u rd a y by selecting former T r a n s p o r t a t io n S e c re ta ry Elizabeth Dole lo head the ladaif iJrpertmenl. Dole whose nicknam e Is laddv. hod hern special assistant to President Reagan foe puMk liaison when she was Upped for transportation secretary Feb 7. 1983 She resigned ihe Cabinet post Oct I. I9H7. to devote full time to die presidential cam­ paign of her husband Sen Robert IVilr K Kan Hush even tually driralrd Dulr In an of ten bitter GOP primary Ehrahrth Dole prrsideti over some of Ihe most turbulent years In U 5 . aviation history that saw public confidence shaken in airline safety and anger over deteriorating service Dole advocated requiring air bags or sell-buckling safety lielts for new automobiles and got her way In an administration not disposed in more government regulation In naming Dole, 52. Hush referred lo her “ experience. Increase Goorgtt Bu*h stature and ability" to deal with pressing tabor prnblrrn* Hush noted that changes arr or <wiring tn thr American workforce anti hr needed someone who un­ derstands change and will manage It well Hush, wearing a bright red ami ■W SHm 2*20 Orlando Ortvo (17 92) Sanford. Florida 32773533* 3 2 3 -4 7 0 7 hearings next *rsr ' *4 Hush, who tifst * j» 0»e wtth-g Dole about Joining his ad- » m inistration last m o n th saidi h nrr *ti contacted lv>|r about the labor |H>st Thursday .Hush trad hn| to m a k e thr a n n o u n c e m e n t F rid a y bul Dole was stranded 3( d u e t o lo g In t hat lo ll r K C H u sh said he w ould nam e his final Cabinet selei lion — seerr la t> o l t lx | )r| ia H m r ttl o l i.u r t g V — " i n a w rrk i* mi ' SALE! E N T IR E STOCK O F • SPO RTSW EAR • C O O R D IN A TE S • SW EATERS • COATS • FURS • DRESSES SO * -g Offics Mout* By Appointment Daily 9 AM to 6 PM Sat 9 am to; pm |V4e called II "a great p in t lege to serve In Hush s < ahtnrt anti referred to It as a 't hailengr j that I arerpt with great rn thusiasrn S tir was reluctant to discus* spec tll< labor rela te d Issues s a vin g site wanted tn w all until ‘ t h e S e n a t e i o n | lr tn a I j o n ^ SANFORD J q J ■ J !•11V1 1if! l + murphy /vaug han veter inar y clinic J- Brannen Murphy, D.V.M. Joseph W. Vaughan, III, D.V.M. Trtmlson. a sheet metal worker sent hont Washington who works near w h rrr the Safety board member Jim tanker truck crashed Ilierr H a in rlt said thr federal In was one guy lying on one sidy of vrstigatlon would probably last ihe hill just smoking," three day* and was standard Rescue worker* found six procedure .dirt a major accident hudtrs on a stretch of highway «l Itr said Invrstlgaior* would ex­ the arrldent site to downtown amine a numhrt of (actors dial Memphis and llrrftghiers pulled mav have led to the rrash. Ihe body nf a Hi year old girl Including road mndlttou* Ihe hum a charrrd house |23 yards truck driver s lui oiliid and a w a y . VI e ni p h I s p o 111 r how the propanr was tiring spnkrwmvn Jim Greenland sakl lrau»|s tried f ive dead included the driver ol I lie truck was descried by the gas truck. Identified as a uth u rltrs as a 1986 Mark Randall Lynn Hrnusnn. 29. ol owned b> Woolen I ransjairts of West Memphis Ark Memphis It was loaded with A six mrintirr National Tran* IO gallons of the flammable initiation Salrlv Hoard Irani was fuel E liz a b e th D o le to b e L a b o r S e c re ta ry 1121 S. SANFORD AVC l Neal said aliout 25 homes were threatened by flood* rausrd hv downpours during the storm ‘There Is a lot of l.jcd'f.g happening at Hits tim e." hr said Eight dead in tanker tragedy I*' (407) 321 TILE From Unltad Prats International reports were there to try lo prrvcnl any lire or explosion. oftleUla maid I hr tornado slaved within a I-m ile corridor, but rigged ragged within that path for about 20 miles." Neal said The twister leveled at least six homes ami damaged dorcnx more around Franklin, n rtly ol stately mansions where a Civil War battle was fought In 1H«VI It then ripped into an Induslilal park, wrecking seven cornmeric j I buildings, officials said A Church ol Jesus Christ of toil ter Day Saints was damaged and 12 planes were demolished at a prtvalr airstrip, ofltrlals said, T h e National Weather Service said a tornado also tourhrd down In nrlghliorlng Davidson C o u n t y , w h ic h I n c lu d e s Nashville 20 miles north of Fra n k lin , hul there w ut no damage lejxirtrd there Authorities satd the twister In Franklin caused a gas leak, w hlrh prompted officials to close sonic mads In (hr northern part of town, Hill Ortnes who runs a cable television siailott in Franklin, said the iwlstrr run along thr rastern edge of General George Patton Drive *'!l demolished a string of office buildings Onnes said It waa the sir.mgrst thing I ever saw When I got down there, stull was still rnmlng down from thr sky. pieces of roofing, metsl roofing " Crm e.. said hi* officer: were Inratrd therr. and hts building was demolished "I was sop pt'«e** to gel to work ut 4 45 a in Inc. | T a -/ 35 minutes la ‘ That waver! my life." h r said -fc ^ J % f a n d more! J "ft 4( o ff o ff orifi. prices “HAVE A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS... HOLIDAY GREETINGS FROM THE VOGUE FAMILY.” H o m e o w n e rs In s u ra n c e ? O n e iiiin ir M ii1' it l ust . T t o n y r u s s i in s u r a n c e If . Ph. 322-0285 * 2575 S. French Ave., Sanford xSluto - O w n e rs in s u r a n c e I Hr. Hume < ar. Hu>lnr««. tine nanir vai* u all M echelle 330-1300 ANDOLPH COURT APARTMENTS Hidden Lake Dtl»a Sanlord. Florida \J0GIE Sanford Plaza �_________________ _____________________ r -------------------------------- --------------------- Lais— £_____________ _____________ 1 ________________ _____________________'______ M. _____________ *5 f WORLD ; • BRIEFS Wt & laken to hospltnls, most of them (slate). The oilier was listed as m ilitary authorities step up Injured when Ihcy were pushed Hetty Heepal. a foreigner whose checks on service personnel nationality was nol Immediately leaving Ihelr bases. TO K YO — Japanese police or fell down Ihe stairs A U.S Police said the tear-gas cansaid U.S servicemen playing a military spokesman said three known. prank exploded a tear gas can* M a r i n e s , o n e A i r F o r c e A U.S. military spokesman. nlster was found near the seat of ulster In an Okinawa disco serviceman and Iwo Air Force Marine Maj Anthony Rolhfork. a disc Jockey at the disco. It was said iwo of the three Marines described as a gray-colored cyl­ crowdrd with American military wives were among those Injured personnel and their families on Police said Ihe explosion oc­ hospitalized were released alter inder. 6 tk Inches long and 2 tk Chrtstmas Eve Saturday, caus­ curred shortly before l a m at trealment for the effects of tear Inches In diameter, of the typ e ing a stampede that Injured 23 Ihr Apple House disco, one of gas The condition of the other used by Ihe U S military for riot people, Iwo of them critically. the most popular nightclubs in Americans were not Immediate­ control As lear gas lllled Ihe disco, Okinawa City, located some 000 ly known The U S military spokesman Pollrr In Okinawa City said Ihr said lie had no details of the about 200 patrons, many US. miles southwest of Tokyo and servicemen wlih ihelr wives or near the U.S Kadcna Air Force trargas rannlstrr was set off by explosion and could nol confirm U S servicemen as a prank and whether the cannister belonged girlfriends, stampeded In panic Hasr Tw o of the victims were In have asked Ihe U.S military to to U.S. forces In Japan. down a stairway In an attempt to "Th e Incident Is under Inescape the choking fumes In Ihe critical condition One of them cooperate tn the case No arrests vesllgallon by Okinawa city second floor dance hall was Identified us Mayuml Hlga of have been made T w c n iy -th re r people were Glnowan In Okinawa Prefecture They also have requested lhai police." he said LONDON — Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafl Mid Saturday h r will return Ihe body ol a U.S Air Force pilot w lm v warplane wan shot down during the American raid on Libya in April IOfM>. the Libyan news agency Jana said The anr nr y Idenllfted the pilot an Cap! Paul Lorenre. who alonH wlih Capt Fernando L Klhas Domlnlcrl w rrr reported missing by the United Staten a/lrr their plane wan ahol down during the raid Gadhah'a move came an the United Staten weighed the option of using military force against a huge chemical wrapons factory It alleged was firing built 111Libya In a brief dlnpatrh monitored by the lirltlah broadcasting Coep., Jana quoted Gadhafl an saying he would release Lorenre n body to bin family through the Vatican It Mid the decision was disclosed when Gadhafl offered "Christmas greetings to’ Chrtotlan leaders " C a n a d ia n H o u s e O K s tra d e b ill Cease firs holds In Philippines MANILA, Philippines — Guns fell silent Saturday for a third straight Christman season, and rommuntst re tieIs announced they were ready to resume peace laths with President Coraeon Aquino's government Government officials, mean while, had yel to learn If the rcbrls kept their promise to release six soldiers captured BO days ago m Quezon province, east of Manila as a "Christmas gift 'I''th e ir families Civilian negotiators left a* u » « u >wi an undisclosed rendezvous with the rrbels but they have yel to tw beard from more than three hours alter the scheduled release There were no reported violations of the holiday cease fire In the predominantly Catholic nation, which was called v p a ralely by the 100.000 member armed forces and the 23 («*> sluing New IVople s Army INI’Al 'The country ts normal and very jiraceful.'* a military spokesman Mid Unltsd Prw ss .. t«u iStlo».sl O TTA W A - The U S Canada Iree trade agreement cleared a major hurdle Saturday when II won approval from the elected House of Commons, moving ihe historic legislation to the Senate for a final vote next week The Com m ons, w here the Conservative government has a m ajority of the 2U5 seats, approved legislation Impiemen ling Ihe free Itaite agrcem rnl by a U l 111 vole Opposition Uli rrals and socialist New IVnm crals. who opposed Ihe agree­ ment. sang several choruses of the Canadian national anthem while ihe vote was bring re­ c o rd e d at 1 .4 8 a .m . on Christmas Eve Outside the Commons. Prime Minister Hrlan Muhoriey told reporters he was confident the Senate would pass Ihe trade hill next week, allowing Ihe agree­ ment to take elfect on New Year s Day Mulronry said his party won the parliamentary elections Nov 21 on the tree trade Issue and senators had promised they sould approve the trade bill If the Conservatives were re­ elected It s an important day for Canada.” Mulronry Mid "We have takrn some major slrps together I think It will be Arafat condemns suspected jet bombing VATIC AN C ITY — P L O leader Yasser Arafat, following tils Olst meeting in six years with Pope John Paul It. Mid Itie suspected terrorist bombing of a Pan Am Jumbo Jet over Scotland is an action which we condemn Arafat had a 20 minute private audience wlih the pope Frida) and rnrt with Italian government leaders during an H Vk hour stay on ihe latest leg of a lour of ihe Middle Fast and Europe At a news conference tirfore leaving Home for an undisclosed destination be condemned Itie crash of tlie Pan Am 747 Jet tn Scot land thai killed all 23H people on hoard and at least 13 others on the ground A cause has not yet hern determined but a laimblitg ts susprt ted "This ts an action which we condemn It Is directed against humanity as a whole. Arafat told reporters *If n proves a satsdage this again la another prt«f of the Importance of fighting against criminal actions ” He lotd rr|xw1rrs that his Palestine Liberation Organi/ation Is readv to M n In the effort to stop these i rtmlnal acts." From United P ra tt Inttrnabontl rtports I N V 23 in ju re d in p ra n k - in d u c e d s ta m p e d e Unltad Prata International J Libya ready to return body of U.S. filer O P E N D E C . E Ssntonj Hsrald, Sanford. Floods — Sunday. Oscsmbar 23, 1964 — ?A _ N T 2 6 O henrflrtal for the country im|>nrtani for our l-jiurr and for the well bring of our children " New Democratic Party leader Ed Hroadbrnt speaking In French. Mid II was a "sad day" for Canada and he despair rd for Ihe country's future "I hope we can continue lo be thr creative different country In North America, but time will Irll." said HrnadhenG who op(mists ihe agreement on grounds it will lead lo economic and political Integration between Ihr United Stairs and Canada The Commons vote ended 10 flays of Intrnse dehatr. which extended past midnight each night The free trade agreement was (vasaed earlier this year by Congrrsa and signed into law by l*rrsidrni Kragan It required approval in the Commons and appointed Senate, which is dom­ inated by Ihe opposition Liberal Party The bttalrral pari would create thr largest free trade bloc In the w orld between neighboring countries It would farlliatr cross-border Investment and remove trade tariffs, boosting bilateral trade that already reaches about I t GO billion an­ nually. The agreement sparked one of the most bmer partUmenlaiv elections In Canadian history - R Mexican police storm jail to end two-day siege 9 Y U n lts d F r m day when jtoiler stormed the facility to end the stege It was not known If the casualties Included hostages In te rn a tio n a l MEXICO CITY. Mexico - Security fortes stormed a jail north of ihr taplial Saturday lo end a IN hour siege by prisoners who look hostages In an allrm pt lo escape, leaving al least seven people dead, authorities M i d The Friday afternoon edi­ tion of the newspaper Excel­ sior said the prisoners had received Ihelr weapons from Iwo accomplices who entered Ihe Jail hr fore Ihr revolt pos­ ing as lawyrrs. thr newspaper reported An official al Ihe (all said 200 police officers slormed Ihe Vrnuslunn Carranza Jail In lepic. 4 )3 miles non beast of the capital, w hrrr he said five prisoners, assisted by two accomplices, tiad attempted lo escape Thursday. Hut prison guards pre­ vented the break and two prtrple were killed Thursday. Including warden Samuel Alvarado Alplzar, In a gunh a lite , slate governm ent spokesman Javier Fregoso Mid An unknown number of people were wounded The prisoners look ad­ ministrator* guards and vis­ iting family inemtirrs hostage and demanded weapon* and sn armored truck to escape with, authorities Mid T h r go v er nment spokesman said the state At­ torney General Hodolfo Leon Leon, ordrred police and s o l d i e r * lo p o s i t i o n themselves around the Jail, which houses 1.000 prison­ er*. many of them convicted drug traffickers Fregoso told United l*ress International ihe warden was wounded In a gunbattle be tween security forces in Ihe jail and thr prisoners when they attempted lo flee Hr said Alvarado was takrn out of the prison alive bul died shortly afterward An untdrnttfted (M-rson also died Thursday In the gunfire The prison official, who asked not to hr Identified, said five (tropic were killed Satur­ t o S A 4 L Fregoso said Ihe rebels were “ under ih r influe n ce of drugs ' and appeared to be led by a former army sergeant P .M . 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Naslucra. whk-h nipluretl early Friday In s collision with lire lug pulling It Enirtgent-y servk-es idlli lals In Grays llarhor County said some of the oil had reached Ihr shoreline Friday a llrrn o o n . Lulling aboul a hull-mile of lirarh. Volunteer* alrrady were trying lo save oil-covered marine birds. “ Al last report we had 24 birds d ea d .’’ said an emergency service* spokeswoman. OflVlals and volunlcrrs remained on ihr beach ulier «Urk in watch lor more oil and birds. The lug was lowing a barge loaded with 2-9 million gulkmv of black lar crude when ll accidently rammed the larger i rserl rarlv Friday. DECEMBER SPECIAL appeared lo he no loss of seawnrIhlnrss In either Ihr lug nr Ihe hargr. hr said. Hrucr I’lmrntal. a s|K>krsman for Ihr U S Coast Guard In Seattle, said both Ihr lug and 30 I - fool lo n g h a r g r , i h r Masturra. are owned by Sausr Urn* of Portland, which ha* taken Ihr responsibility for any clean-up work and moving the damaged Large lo a location .•long the Columbia Hlvrr In iw rrn Washington and Oregon The accident incurred In Ihe Pacific Ocean. Jusi outside Grays Hart Mir. about 2 miles olf the Washington coastline Ptmrutu! said Ihr nil Is Ihr type lhal must lie kepi hrulrd lo lie llquldfled and Is used In ship a boilers or In Urge heating and generating plants. good estimate of |lhe amount spilled) until she pulls In.” Cobb said. A Coast Guard spokesman said Friday night lhal revised plans called for Ihe lug and hargr lo ''lay oil a long distance off shore" west of Ihe ColumhU Klvrr and rntrr Ihr treacherous river entrance ut llrsl light Sat­ urday. "We don't know for sure If Ihr liarge is still leaking." he said "We will fly a belli optrr over In Ihr morning lo look for uddl Otnrtals said ll *a» n«H known llonal spill ll was derided to­ how much of Ihr fuel spilled |u*l night Ihul Ihr vessel* should outside ol Grays Harbor. The head nil shore a long ways In ruplurrd compartment — one of order lo krrp any spilling oil 11 In I fie I>arge - bus a rapacity away (rom Ihe cor »lline '* Sea swells up to IS fret high of 252.000 gallon* "I don I think they II hair a were reported offshore, bid there RENT ANY NAME BRAND 19" COLOR TV OR 25" COLOR TV AT REGULAR PRICE & RECEIVE A REMOTE CONTROL VCR LOS ANGELES - l*rrsldnil and Mr* llragan willed Inin a holiday vacation Friday, hill oprnrd Ihr YulUde *ri**011 on a somtiri note hv appealing lo American* lo "say a s|irctal prayer' lor Irtrnd* anil families *d Iltr Pan Am rrwsh rlriim s Before leaving Washington. Iltr president rrlrawtl a Irllrr lo I h r p r o p lr of L o r k r r h l r . Scotland, rxlrn d ln g his and Nancy Hragan's "Itcsrllrli coniM rn rrs " over Ihr lives l*>*t In ihr lkan Am dl*asirr. I hr crash Wednesday link Ihr llvrs *d al least 15 resident* id lavikrrhlr as well as all 25H l»eiip|e alsMrd Iltr During 747. AnHHtg the passenger* w rrr .’15 Syracuse University sludrnls rrlu rn ln g lim n an overseas sitMiy |trogram T h r Hragaus Irllrr. dalrd Thuxday hui not released until Frkt*e. rrsd ’’To Ihr ‘trople id latt knhtr. Nancy and I wish lo extend on brhall of Ihr proplr id Ihr United Slttlrs our Itrarlfrll 1 ‘indolences !o thr people id Lrtrkrrhlr In this llinr of lo*a and sorrow Our hearts g*» out In you on ihl* Iruglc orrasion. wltli h msrrrd whal should have hern iltr season id Joy.” Hrag .111 speaking Oft Iltr Whllr Know South Lawn III a udil rain *2.95 ACM WK. . 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TakrsM la appointed 141*110 Mtirayania aa hi* new- llnarnr r n ln la lrr . re p la cin g K ilr h l Mlya/awa w Ih< resigned In die yiarr Dr* H over hie role In mii msldrr trading scandal Miaraysma. 79, previously srrvrd aa finance mlnl*trr In I ‘177 In lltr ( ’ahinri u( PtUtk V mister Takm Fukntla and *#« 4 major author o1 1hr lax rrfnrm lull* rn.utrd Saturday. The ruling Liberal Democratic I’.irty. uelng lie maeelvr majority in iltr D irt, or parllam rnt. •tra m ro llcd Ih r Irg ie la llou iluough Ihr powerful llouar ol It. prrerntatlvre on Nov 16 and did llkrwler Saturday before Ihr ni>prr hou*r In win llnal appro* al In a marathon 25 hour session whlrh lirgan al 4 p m Friday. ij|ipo*ltlnn parllre rmployrd dc Living la*m e l.t*ilug ihrotiglwiui i l r night into Salurilay aftri noon brforr ihr voir was lakm Earlier. Ihr oppoelllon had filed fulllr noronfldrnrr voir* .igaluet Ihr govrrnm rnt and 1wire stormed Ihr s|M-akrr'* plallonu In lallrd rflorte lo •stall kry toininlllrr voire Al (hr hrart id Ihr lrgl*latlon I* a 3 prn rnl sales lax Ihr luei In Ja|Mn's hlelory that w III tw elap|ird onto mo*i good* .mil services I* ginning April I. 1UNO T h r rrtnalnlng Irglelntlon u mild rrdurr Inromr. corporalr. Inhrtllanic and residential laxre while tlghlrulng thr hrll on r »ipltal gain* Ih r govrmmrnl viid thr law* would produrr 9 2 trillion yrn l$72 tnllton hlllionl In lax rule and 6 6 trillion yrn l$4H hlllionl In tax Increases. producing a nrt 2 6 trillion yrn ($21 hlllionl tax rill In Ihr Inlltul lie* al year Governm ent economist* said Ih r lax reform p arkagr will (trip r r d u r r Ju|mn'e Ira d r eurpluere try tNKistlng |>rreoual ro n su n ip linn d tir lo ru le In In ro m r lax and alen tiring In m o rr Import*, especially alcoholic l>rvrrngr*. trrcuuer id rh a llg r* In llrpior taxation. 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Frost Free Side-By-Side Refrigerator Freezer raerai LUAU .,,, .1 .,f _ . t * » i» » �SUNDAY Sanford Herald INSIDE: g Scoreboard, Page 3B ■ Prep basketball, Page 2B ■ Classified, Page 4B S p o rts B Raines blitzes Evans in final IN BRIEF Evans decided to go Inside to Its other all-tournament selection, center Drlmar Potral. Herald correspondent In the second quarter and took Its first lead of the SANFORD — Jacksonville Raines outscorrd night. 18-17. with 5 55 to play In the half A free Orlando Evans 23 8 in the third period to break a throw by Sharp and a field goal by Halite* 23 all halftime Be and cruised to a 60-45 victory Spencer lied It at 59 before Evans retook the lead tn the Championship game of the 1988 Central on a beautiful pass front Sharp lo Potrat A Florida Classic before 151 fans at Seminole iNiskrt by Sharp gavr Evans Its biggest lead of Ihr game. 23-19. wiih a minute lo play In the Community College Friday night In the third place gamr Orlando Bishop Moorr half But two jumjwrs by Man tis Nixon of Rallies overcame a 26 ? 5 dcilclt by oi'tscorng San- In the filial 20 serttnds tied It at hal(tlm~at 23 Boll, trains showrd thr dnritsc and patience iord Seminole t6-7 In the ihlrd period and which got them Into the championship game In defeated the FightIngSemlnoles 60 48 The victory's by Raines and Bishop Moorr the second cjuartrr as Evans outscorrd Haines Improved their records to 7-3 on the season, 9 6 in the period Sharp and Potrat led Evans while Evans also goes to 7-3 Seminole falls to 3-7 scorers In thr first half with IO and eight points, and now must prrpare for a January 4 meeting rrmne-'-tlvelv Raines' scoring we* very balanced as Spencer and Nixon led with eight and *1* at Dr Land High School against the Bulldogs Raines Jumped out to an 11-3 lead after four points, respectively Raines led only 29-27 with 4 34 to play lit the mtnutrs behind all-tournament selection Warren Spencer and Jeffery Robinson. w !k » had six and Ihlrd quarter when tournament Most Valuable Player Peter Knox hit a Jumper to start a IOO five points, respectively But Evan* cam - luck behind all tournament selection Derrick Sharp a run Dixon hit a Jumper for Raines to make it seven points lo rut Raines lead lo 17-14 at the 33-27 when Evans Coach Calvin Llngelbach complained btllrtly alxtul a no-call and received end of one period By D E A N S M IT H BASKETBALL Heal gets first home win MIAMI - T h r Miami Heal gave Ha fan* either an early Christmas present or an estremely late birthday gift Friday night M u r 11 s tra ig h t l o w , at home tn Its Inaugural season, the expansion Heat posted Its first victory c! MUml and se rn n d o verall triumph with a 101-80 rout of the Utah la it "It was a perfect setja a a a ting." said Hory Spar f|f I / j H l f J row. who led the Heat with 10 points "It was right before Christmas The stands were full, and wr pUyed our best as a team." , Kevin Edwards added 111 points for the llrat. Fat Cummings had 17 and Jon Sundvitld 14, most of them down the strrtrh "If you are going to Ik * successful In this league, you have to learn to protect your home turf." MUml Coach Ron Korhsirin said after hU team Improved to 2-21. "We finally held It tonight " Edwards said hU former teammates at lie Paul were always kidding him alwul the Heat s lark of success HEA v a technical tciul front both ollUtal* Knox hll three of the four free throws and on Ihr ensuing Ittbounds play Keith Laldlcr drilled a 3-polnter to give Raines a 39-27 lead with 3 29 left In I he quarter. Todd Newton finally ended llte on­ slaught by Raines wltrn he made two tree throws but Raines then scored four more straight as Spencer and Dixon scored after steal* When potrat hll a bucket wltb six second* left in the period It appeared ihr quarter would end 43-31. but Frederick Owens drilled a long 3-polnler al the bu//rr to put Raines ahead 46 31 alter three periods of plav Rallies' full court pressure lott ed normally slow jtaced Evans to pick up the tempo In the third jterlod and caused numerous turnovers and also rausrd Evans lo forget al«nu Its In*lde play a* l*olea' had only tw • th*td cjuartrr points Evans' turned on thr defensive presstire anti rausrd some exciting moments for Raines guards and they outscorrd Raines 12-6 lo rut the lead to 52 43 with 4 30 Irlt arid Itad ihe basketball Poles! scored sis and Sharp live during llte spurt, but Evans turned thr ball over See Claaale. Page 4B ' Urvltad Press International IBASEBALL A ltam onte Little League signups The Altamonte Springs Utile League will hold registration for youngsters ages 6 -l5 o n Satur day. Jan 7 from 10 a m to 4 p m at Westmonte Civic Center. Youngsters must have birth certificate. name and policy number of insurance, proof of residence and a parent or guardian present in order to register. For more Information on the Altamonte Little league, contact Marie Stcden faden (869-07991 or Dan Anlooelll 1323-3006) SOCCER ':^ N I Stars upend Lazers, 5-2 TACOM A. Wash - Prekl stored lire game winning goal and Psler W ard booted two senma Kltitav to trail the T a twna IMara ,o a 6-2 victory over the law Angeles Larrrm In Major Indoor Soccer League play Prekl. the leading srorer th!» season with III goals, broke a 2-2 tie at 3 35 In Ihr fourth period on an a*sl«t from Ward, who earlier had miaard a chance to score on a penally kirk Ward and Hilly Crook came bark to added iwo more scores before thr game was over Ward also opened the scoring at 11 20 In thr first period with a goal oil a pass from All Kaaemalnl Los Angeles pul II* first score on thr ImncmI at 1322 of the second cjuartrr. hut Tacoma's Godfrey Ingram put the Stars ahead again before Ihr quarter was done Gary Ifeale tied II up for U s Attgelrs al I 24 In Ihr fourth quarler. but ITekl's gamr winner and two more Stars' scores ruined the 1-arrrs comeback attempt IFOOTBALL V ik in g s entertain hot Ram s The Seminole Sling under 16 teem soared to the 1966 Florida Cup Championship. C e n t r a l F lo r id a ’s d r e a m te a m Seminole Sting collection of area’s outstanding players F r o m staff r o » o r t a Many an opponent ended ujt nursing some hefty wounds litis jiast youth soccer sra*on after going u|i against the Seminole Sting in under 16 competition T h e Sling, one of I h r finest c o lle c tio n s of ta le n t ever asM-mblrd on one train, soared to Ihe 1938 Florida Cup Champion s h ip All of the pUyrra on ihe Sling mac tied liy Danny McAvoy and Tom Sells, are not only currrnlly starting for. hut are among the leader* of their respecllve high school teams. Any time you build an all star team, you want to start with the last line id defense — goalkreja-r And thr Seminole Sting Itad one of the most talented keeper* the slate ha* ever seen In lake Howell High Junior Heather Hranri Lyman s Becky Carr was a good choice as the hai ku|> The defense lor thr Sling had a grral combination of quickness and strength with Dike Howell s J e s s ie s C a r d a re I I I . La ke Brantley s Eva Snvder Lyman s Jennifer McAvoy. Bishop Moore's Jenntfrr IDnnlgaii. Lake Murv * A n n e n tlrk e S to n e ro ck and Lyman's Tammy Fulaang M o vin g to t n ld llr ld , the Seminole leant again had some superb lalettl in l-akr Brantley's St.it I Fox. l-ukr Howell * Ml, belle i ...t, w intn Park'a Brandyc Batten l ake Mary's Dana Hoover and Lyman's Kerry Musante finishing was certainly not a problem lor llte Sling wtlh Hirer outstanding offensive jtlaver* uj> front In Bishop Moore • Amy Gelt*. Lake Brantley * Beth Sehaeler and U k r Marv * Crisale Snow At tin* lime, they arr spill up among Iheir respective high school* But. lor one spectacular youth sroAMU the Seminole Sting wa* Central Florida's dream learn and the rest of Florida's worst mghtmtirr Weather will not be a factor In Monday's NFC wildcard game Ihe law Angeles Rams travel lo Min nrajHtlts lo jilay the Vikings in the Metrodotne. where It will tie a comfortable 72 degree* in»tdc In November ilie Minnesota Viking* Icaiked like an NFL |ug gernaul and live lata Angeles Ram* ajipeared more likely lo challenge lor llte first draft J>k k than lor a playnfl spot Suddenly, the Ram* arr tbr tram peaking and thr Viking* ate In a lull as Ihe tram* jnrparr for their wild <ard game The Ram* entered November ^ 2 1 hey went 0 4 In the month though, jeopardizing their jilavoll rha nres Bui Los Angeles rr bounded to go 341 In Dowmber IIM lodlna a J . t .» VM-Iary ««»e» M l ( r n t r ii •h*m|»*«**i An o m :wc IP, M-a*nrt« losing triumph over m i w r«i i hampktnSan ira m laoo In thew three game* Ram oj»po nents managed Ju*l 26 points Minnesota lial to San Francisco 24 21 cm Oct 30 to tall to 5 4 But the Viking* won their next flvr games by a comhlncd 107 26 They w rrr 104 and ksiklng like the N FL’sbest tram But the Viking* lo*t to Green Hav. with Ihe NFL'* second -worst rrcord tn Week 15 and won Ju*t 28 27 In the *ea*on Closer against a Chk ago tram with iMilhlngat »takr Still. Ihe Viking* are five point lavorltr* Minnesota l* tough at the Metnalomr. but the Ram* are 6-2 on the ritail Die tiqurv sllualkin al. <i favor* law Angrlr* The Ram* See Playoffs. Psgc 2H Mandarlch UPl’s top lineman NEW YORK — Tony Mandarlch. a Michigan Slate offensive tackle who finished sixth lit Hetman Trophy voting. S-lutday was named UPI Lineman of the Year despite mtsalng three games because of an NCAA susjie nslon Mandarlch. who -t 6I<"»«7 and 315 pounds la projected to he among the top live N H , drall pic ks this April, was serving a rrdured suspen stem when Ihr S y ria n s opened the season by losing all three of their n o n conference games Mandarlch trad contacted the N H . as a Junior last sp rin g for In fo rm a tio n ‘ J* supplemental draft for players not eligible for the regular draft. Th e Spartans finished 8 4 -1 t" «•“ » «* (,a,or llow I b r n h J a n l against Georgia. 8 3. as Mandarlch finished his eight games w ith 53 "pancakes" - blocks that knock defenders oil their feet. .. . "For an Infraction that should have been a slat, on the wrtst. I got kicked In the teeth. Mandarlch said. W r went 0 1-1 when I was playing..... It's pretty hard nol lo wonder. From ataff and wire reports B A S K E TB A LL □3:30 p rn. — CBS-6. NBA. Los Angeles Lakers at Utah Jaxx (l.l □ 7 p.nt. — WTHS. NBA. Washington Bullets al Philadelphia 76rrs|L) FO O TB A LL □ 12 noon — ABC 9. College. Hluc/Gray All Star Classic (LI □ 3 30 p m. — ABC-9. College. Aloha Bowl. Houston vs. Washington Stale ID Complete Hating on page 2B._________________ M e rry C h ris tm a s from th e H e ra ld s p o rts g u y s Non Herald reader Hey. slop burvtng your head In that newspaper, you'll go croaarycd. SPORTS Herald reader Get a llte. dude Tilt* 1* the Sanford Herald, no better local sport* coverage around. C H R IS Al this time a year ago. the Herald «pori* guy* numbered only two It wa* FISTER quite a task for two jiroplr lo rover *tx Seminole County high school* Now. though, the staff I* up lo *lx. there * more sjturr than ever and the Sanford Herald few academic casualties In Ihr county sport* section Is at an all llme high and even fewer cases of iinsjiortsiiianllkr We're having thr lime ol our lives, and conduct. we owe It all to you — thr athlete*, In 1988. Seminole County was In ihe coaches, jtaren** and fans on thr s|iotllght oner again Th r Seminole High Seminole County sport* scene. gltls track tram won an unjirecedenlrd All those writing awards, jtlaqur*. third consecutive state championship letter* from the governor, marriage and followed It up with u second straight proposals — they'rr all wrll and good, stair lirptathlon title hut the biggest reward a Sanford Herald In the summer, the younger athletes sjMirts guy can receive Is a "thank you" or "great Job" from an athlete, parent, took the stage, highlighted by thr Altamonte Springs Little Lrugwr Junior roach, etc. All-Star leant wfilch made It to thr Junior Our mission, to cover Seminole County Lragur World Series athletics us Ihroughouly as possible With the new school year canir more If you've been around this area, you accomplishments for Seminole County know that Seminole County athletics has prrj, uthlrtrs and trams In football. Itcrn a dominant forre on the slutc scene Oviedo High School won Its llrsl Class 4A-7 Dlsrlcl title and wrnl on lo win thr In recent year*. rrglon crown as well Dike Btantlry was Those who suit up for Seminole. Lake also a district champion. Brantley. Lake Mury. Lake Howell. In volleyball. Oviedo High wrnl lo Its Lyman and Oviedo high schools are Ihe epitome of Ihe student alhlele. These are first ever Class 3A Stale Tournament, talented, hard working and determined winning district, region and section titles young alhlele* who arr always striving to along llte way. Dike Brantley also won hr thr best they can lie. There are very district and region crowns. Classic battle largo's Gail Buio (lett) bailies lake Brantley's Jennifer McMaster In Burger King Classic aclion this past weok lake Brantley, via vlclorlos over largo. SI Thomas Aquinas and lake Mary, won tho championship lor Ihe second year In a row. Both McMastor and Bulo were voted lo Ihe Sanford Herald's All-Tournament team For a roundup ol Ihe week's action, see Page 2B BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �! ■ — Sanloid Herald, Sanford. Florida — Sunday, December 2b, WtlB B u r g e r K in g in d e e d a c la s s ic B y C H R IS P I8 T E R Herald sports editor From a hard fought shootout in the n|xnlng round to a sudden death thriller in the final this past week s Hurler King Classic had everything yon could hope lor in n girl's soccer tournament. The 10 leant field opened with eight games at (wo sites on Monday and concluded Thursday night with Seminole County loes Lake Brantley and Lake Mary In the champion ship The first round had few surprises with all of the favor­ ite* adv anemg. lu t tlirri was one superh game played at Lym an High b r iw r r n Fort L a u d e r (la ir S t . T h o m a s Aquinos and toikr Howell's l-idy Silver Haw ks Lake *< veil g r (Keeper Mr aIh ' , a n n p la ye d « spectacular gam e, making savr ullrr save to keep Ihe t-ady Hawks in the running Trailing 10. Utkr Howell ihrn scorrrl with seven seconds Irh In regulation w it h Dana Hoyrwrn and Tort Campbell getilog assists on Christine Frankrnliurger's score The game then went to penalty kirks where Itrann made two more brilliant saves, hnt It was Si. Thom as who prevailed by making two IK to Lake Howell * our In the rare for the finals, ii was latke Mary rolled through II* first two games, w inning by scores of 7-0 and 9 -0 The Lady Ham* then went up against a very' to u g h Bishop Moorr tram In the semifinals and pulled out a I O victory on Sandy Powrell'e goal Lake Brantley s I^tdy Pair! to u rn a m e n t o t s e n c o u n t e r e d ill a it y obstacles on the way lo the c h a m p io n s h ip gam e and cleared every one with Im­ pressive teamwork paving the way. Branllry. which went into the tournament ranked No 7 in Class IA. delrntrd No 5 I4A| Largo and No, t I3AISI Thom as Aquinas rn route to the confrontation with No 2 (4A| taike Mary. T h e championship game was an Impressive display of soccer with Lake Mary taking l hr early Irad on a braullhii goal as Michelle Mattingly’* com er kick was headed In by Donna Hohr L a k e !lr* n llc y got (h r equalizer with )ll»t seven set onds lell in Ihe ftr»l italf when StacJ Fox hit a rroaiing ball that looped over goulkeejwr T a m m y & ir* head and it* Th e secc.irl half was s» oreless, as were (he two fit*in ln t ilr overtime perlttd* B ranllry I lien pulled out the w in in Ihe second sudden death period on a goal fry Tara Harding till Cindy Becker'* assist It was Ihe second year lit a row Hranllcy claimed the Burger King title H err are some of the various odds and ends from the Burger King tourney B e s t | o I I l Ti e Fra n k e h u rg e r's goal w ith •even seconds lell in rrgula lion against St Thomas and Fox's score with seven *rt ond left in Ihe lull against la k r Marv Busiest keeper: i.alnrsvlllr Hue it hoi r s Michelle Greens Irlu laird 125 shuts In the to urn am m l stopped 70 of them and give up 111goals wmaWswi t i S a » 'U n a Burger King action Top left Lym an'* Amy Meyers attempts a chest trap Middle left Lake Brantley's Eva Snyder congratulate* Stact Fox on her goal L o w e r loll Lym an’s A n n e Brewer make a sliding kick vs D e lto n a T o p r ig h t Brantley a Cindy Becker head* the Dali out of traffic Lower right Lake Brantley * Tara Harding pushes forwatd H o m e fie ld d o e s n ’t c o n c e r n R a m s Playoffs------- .* Con tin ue d from IB U n ite d P re ss In te rn atio n al ' A N A H E I M . C a ll I - I.OS A n g r lrs Hums Cum h John Robinson says playing Monday * NFC wild-card game el Min­ nesota makes lllilc dlfferettcr brcaiise Ins team never enjoy* a hornellrtd adv ant age "No. I don i think wc do Robinson *<11(1 w hen asked it Ihe Rams gam anything when they play >ii Anaheim Stadium It Is d if f e r e n t 11hart at o th e r stadiumsl May lie we nerd to pass out Imillions or somr thing The Rams would vr hosted the gam e If Minnesota lost to Chicago List Montlav night In stead, they will travel to Min ncapoll* Saturdav and •Hebraic C hristm as at a team party thrown to Rams owner (•■-orgiu Frnnllere Rntiilison said In* team will ad|iiM lo the not** normally generated inside tin Mclrodomr "It's not a hlg deal to us, hr said "We like the noise always have." Robinson also said hr is tin concerned with oddsmakcr* who have made the Rams 25-1 to make the Super How l “ It docs11 1 mailer. he said 1 think wc were lotigshot* to be h rre ," The Rams do not know if they will have speedster Ron Blown III tile lineup |III HI flier Itas a spiainrd left ankle It s one of those thing* that doesn't hurt so bail when he walks no it. Robinson said "lint we don't have a lot of plays In w hit h hr call walk V IK ES W A N T T O RUN E D E N P R A IR IE. Mtnri Minnesota Coach )rrr> Burns says the Vikings will have to do more with less when It comes to running the ball against the Los Angeles Rams in Mondav\ \ li wildcard game I m concerned about out lunntrig game. Burris said Friday We’ve got to lie able to run the ball tiellcr We've had in|urtes to Itai ks and to guys on the line Inn everynrie has mju rles hi spile ol that U r have to do be Me i Mn \ iking* ptai tu ed undei tile lent at the their quarters tli Ellen Prairie I rlday and jilan to work oul again Saturday and Christmas morning for Monday s game Burns said defensive tin Mr Tim Newton Is not likely to play iH-catise ol a knee mpirv New ton (jute out to prartlee Friday but Ills knee was Ijothetlng him and lie tell prut lice early Running bark Darrin Nelson is Ixilltercd by a p(dLd batiistruig suflerrtl In the Beats game last Monday lim n ' said b< will Itiakr a dri Islon on whether to start Nelson alter procure Son •lav W r itmIii t run tiirn today Burns said and we ll have to wall and srr on Ills progress I Ml luirbai ker Jesse Solomon w ho has a knee Injury Burns said He was oul there running but I think it would Itr intrant loos (or him to play at this |M»int ” I tie i mil h said defensive t.ii kle Henry llioinus who had a rihuipirv will pl.n Running Itai k Rn k Frnnrv said his Injured knee lerls line and he's ready lo nlnv I in Impressed w ith the Rains' drfrnsr Penney said I he y ve got a lot ol good players a lot of quit kness Jin| we vr got a lot ol talent ol letisivrly It’s a plavoll game and II will lx- pretty Intense are healthy hot M innesota tn u ld play w ith o u t two key defensive players I >rtrustye end Doug Martin is lost lor the season because ol a knee tiqurv l-ast week, leading M in n e s o t a t a c k ie r Je s s e Solomon butt lit* knee and is questionable Linemen lb my I bninas and l lin New ton also have Iteen unable to procure bccunsr ol m)urles and certainly won't I k- 1( m> jierteni for l.<»s Angeles 'W e're lit gtral position, Rams drlensivr lineman Doug Reed sold We vr gtuie llooilgh all our trials and tribulations It there’s any llltir I frit like we •nuld goaii ilu* way. II* now N F L P lm yoff Notebook M IN N E A P O L IS M l......suta Viking players Anthony Cartet and Carl Lee and l.ee’s wile Donna. have jilraderl Innocent in •barges of dlsordrrlv <ntidurl in a dispute at a tllghli lull two ■‘Offensively, w e've got lo weeks ago tonic through this week and The ir attorneys entered the move the hall and control the pleas in Hennepin County court ball Thursday. The two Vikings did not ap|>ear lor the hrlel pro< red Penney salit he thinks It will lugs A pretrial hearing was l»- a ’’real advantage" to play at scheduled fur March 15 home m the Metrodomr Carter and Lee were accused ' ' VV r p I a y w e l l In Ihe of getting inlo an early-morning M e tio d o in e h e said ’'They’re light outside Nonna Jean’s bar an nuldixir Irani, used In playing Dec. 13 Police rrporls said the outside twn got into a listflghi Carter and Lee have •untended s u m « tlun that tlii y had no argument Coat It Jerry Hums named tarter and l.ee in-caplalns lot thr Vikings Hears game last Monday night as a show ol unity A thud Viking Involved m the dispute, D a rryl Harris, was iNMikrd lor obstrut ling a legal arrest hut his r .« u Is still lx-mg Investigated and tie lias not yet beep lorinally <barged 'Hie Minnesota Vikings s>itd Friday only a lew hundred tickets p lu s about I OOO obstructed view seals, remained fol Monday s Vikings Rams wild i aid plavoll game at the Metiodotnc III' lew hundred in kets lb,it fieiaille available were returned by ilu Rams 1hev were avail able onh at ihi Vikmg ticket othi e at itu- stadium COW BOYS M A Y HE SOLD DALLAS Dallas Mavericks owner Donald Carter w ho ■arlier made a verbal offer lo buy the Dallas Cnw lxiys, put the offer In writing and made a $10 million cash deposit, a Fort Worth television station rr|xiried Friday Curler met with H R Bum" Bright, who owns a conirulllng Interest in the C o w b o y s . 1 hursdiiy night and offered $1 JO million for ih r learn, rite worst m the NFL lids season, and the lease In T e x a s S ta d iu m vN T V *^ r* -3 * * j l0 'x PICKS A St 00 ticket can nuke you in mjtani $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 WINNER JiOpot cjpprt & given twiy week'/ 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PERFORMANCE 730*1* Virr«*i i 00f m t v i Sgt(ja« s</r It * Moe Are •Sz ScrewGroucFreugn OmK l.KXx Sorry, must be 18 SANFORD-ORIANDO KENNEL CLUB North ol OdifXJo, juil off Hwy 17-97 301 Dog Track Rd . 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S h u p c 'i S c o o p A f l r r a I m m i t r l k n a i h l n r r . II w i l l " M u i r " I h r h alt a n d i w a llo w ll b r a d l l r i l ll l i o m a li y p r u d e n t I9ftd — IB By CARL V A N ZU H A NEW r O « « IUPI) Tho U*f— d P»M» lator— l— l AoorO ol CoocAot Tt* M 0410*0 loofAoll rt 110*4. oim ro<or# 4*0 Nril * O d voHt to * r p « « N w t HU* — «*!« I AotoO oo || ppMli Mr Imp I plod. It Mr *o<o*0 |4( 4*0 loti foot • r 4*t Mf *00 rOP*t * 4 rta *0040 t >» « vI AutKon OS II *% F lorklo S*0*t MAI) loo I OrtA*o Aowt AI M*oml | p m NoOroMA (II l| rt M.tm. |»# |, Ao h * * * « |COLLEGE FOOTBALL December ?5 N e w S m y r n a h o n o rs d riv e rs AMAo Ao v I iW olAOKl • r LMiMO P»ttl loMr*4No*Oi TMoMot< U i 'f N i ot tov p P iO l •* Ah M *||T t*nr •••* •• |4 i n a i Florida — Sunday Fulling Forrv ait Leman bluff F lih Camp rr (Kirti m m r g(MMl Im m Irrlng takrn on wild ih ltirri (lihrd nr .11 thr lllly pad field*. Sprrki arr it III g<«xt in Lake Harney and in thr rive r. 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Imnk tor arr.ii ol moving walrr (or Ihr Ik- i I tr 10I11 Spo ki arr itrong In Lake Monroe and arr iiartlng In move up Inlo Ihr rlvrr In ipawn in ihr g ra .M and lllly |Mdi Sratrout and flounder are itrallng ihr ihow at Sebaatlan Inlet wiilt Ihr cooler wrathrr Snook action will t>r going d o w n h ill, w h llr i h n r two spectra love Ihr cooler walrr lrrn|>rralorri I tool will go lor a variety ol artlllrlali Including M irror lu r r i. w h llr Ih r hlg floundrr prrfrr a llngrr mullri hoonrrd ilowlv acroai Ihr ImiI lorn C a p t a in J a c k a I P o rt Canaveral rr|M>rti dial rough weather has prevented ollihorr llihltig Floundrr and hlurflih arr actlvr Inildr thr Port whllr trout and reds arr Iravlng Ihr (lata ol Ihr Banana and Indian Rivera for Ihr warmth of drr|>cr water Look for some hot fishing when cold walrr ro n rrn lru tn trout and trdi In rcaldentlal canala and deep bolea. 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T h v v a t omo.'ing similarities twteeen those ! g'eet hai»etba» lia rs Magic Johnson am) tarry B m ) Both e nteir.j tho National ftasipttuii Association the same year iI979i Both played agamst each other in the final o* the N C A A tournament .Johnson for Michigan State and B u d tor In diana Statal Both are the same height 16 9i And since they entered the N B A 9 years ago there hasn t been any champion ship tmai senes without either Johnson o' Bud as participants fc 04 AU HOME APPLIANCE (I k f i r - to gukurvo aurm tkal 4 * 4 ) oe n 5 Oi 304 E. COMMERCIAL ST. 322-3S63 mitokic dowmtowm SAaroto 1 Did you know there used to be a football bowl game called the Sated Bar? It was played erery N ew Year s Oay Iro m 1948 th ro u g h 1952 In P h o e n ii. A m The last Salad Bowl, played Jen 1, 1952 saw H ouston taat Dayton m I D>d you know teams Irom the American Football Conference hare won only one ol the last l Super Bowls The only A F C team to win the super B ow l in the last 1 seasons were 'h e Haiders in 1904 Look lor our special adverbs ment Friday on the back coyer ol I he Santoid Meiald s N R W week ly magatine T V W eekl e (5 ^ < S ^ ' W L e f S ^ L mg U Games onday •Saturday Mon. T h u « . * Sac , lanuaty 16. ou can bet on it! FEATURING TWIN TRI IN THE SIXTH A EIGHTH GAMES ADVANCE WAGERING OPENS AT 7 A M. w * HWY. 17 92 SANFORD 3 2 1 -7 8 0 0 I n m m •• I n I I I to y " o ■ » W. IW, 1 u >o r* s w w, ■— n »■ m i « i - h * u iih .u i t o w W O W lO w > • § �4® — Sanford H«rakS, tenfold, Florida — Sunday, Dacambar 25. 1568 L o y o la s b e a te n at o w n g a m e L o y o la of C a lifo rn ia and Loyola of Illinois pushed the throttle on their highpowtred offenses Friday night. Much to thetr chagrin, though, thetr op­ ponents managed to play that frenetic style even better. A t Rosemont. III., senior Stanley Brundy scored a ca­ reer-high 47 points to carry host DePaul to a 115-111 triumph over Loyola (Calif.) tn the cham­ pionship game of the Old Style Classic At Peoria. 111.. Anthony Manuel •cored 35 pbints and handed out 13 assists to pace Bradley to Its 34th straight home-opening vic­ tory. 111-107 over Loyola (lu.|. Brundy fouled out with 2:31 remaining and the Blue Demons ahead 106-100. Ills point total was a record for the Horizon. T u u a c Gieenc. the tourney s moat valuable player, added 20 points for DePaul. 7-4 Hank Gathers scored 32 points lor Loyola (Caltf.). 2-4. anu Jeff Fryer had 30. Loyola climbed Into a 109-108 lead on a 3 point play by Enoch Simmons with 58 seconds left. Brad Niemann converted a 3polnter and Greene followed with two free throws, giving DePaul a 113-109 lead with 37 seconds remaining. After Tom Peabody's hoop cut the lead to 113-111 with 22 seconds left. Oruene sank a free throw and James Hamby added two more to seal the outcome with eight seconds remaining. ‘In the “ consolation game, e.V ln cent Brooks scored 19 points and Keith Rawls added 16 to pace Austin Peay to an 82-68 victory over North Carolina A & T. For Bradley, Dion Therman contributed 26 points and Luke Jackson had 25 The Braves. 3-3, last lost a home opener tn 1954. to C incin na ti! 96-76. Jerald Hayward struck for 39 points for Loyola. 4-4. Bradley tied the score B 1-91 on a Jackson free throw with 6-OH to play and went ahead for good. 93-91. when Manuel made two rice Uuowi alter uoyou a Heir Rogers was w histled for s technical foul The Braves built a 106-97 lead w ith 2.-06 left before Loyola closed to 106-103 with 1:34 to go. M a n ue l's 3 -p o ln t play “ “Braves'‘ * widened* the lead* to 5 Loyola closed to 106-106 before free throws by Manuel and Thurm an sealed the outcome. In the Rebel Roundup. No 14 u Vegas defeated Tex­ Nevada-Laa as AAM 110*7 110417 fo for the champi­ o n s h ip a nd R h ode Is la n d downed Centra) Michigan 68-30 tn the consolation game. At Las Vegss. Nev.. Greg Anthony and Stacey Augmon dominated both ends ol M the court to lead Nevada-Las Vegas. 5 -2 . A n th o n y , nam ed the tournam ent's Most Valuable Player, scored 21 points and while Augmon scored only nine points, he contributed four steals, three blocked shots and s game-high 12 rebounds The Aggies, 7-3, were led by Donald Thompson's 25 points ami 10 rebounds In the consolation. Kenny Green sparked a 20 6 run over the last eight minutes to spark Rhode Island. 2-4. over Central Michigan, 5-5. In the Chamlrtadr Classic. No 4 Iowa bettered Eastern Illinois 89-71, St. fouls topped Miami m Washington 86-71 and Eastern held of! Old Dominion '6 7 1 T h e late game pitted CalR iv e r s id e a g a in s t h o st Chamlnade At Honolulu. Roy Marble and Rsy Thompson scored 20 points apiece and Iowa. 94). relied on a 144) tear to atari the second half • jo race sway. L y m a n w i n s t h i r d in r o w jumper and J J . Milter connecting on two free throw to gtve them a 21-13 lead artth 6.56 to ■ y MAMK 9 LV TIW Hsrald sports wrttar SA N FO R D Lym an High who finished with a School came up srlth a brilliant ne-hlgh 23 paints, then ended second half and held off a late surge by Lake Howell to lake a the streak with a layup artth 6 31 72-58 decision In the consolation to play In the quarter. Lyman bracket of the Central Florida scored the neat four points Classic before 121 fans at before the Silver Hawks reeled off seven consecutive. Seminole Community College. Shane Smith opened the run D u n e d in o v e rc a m e Lake B ra n tle y In the fin al four artth a driving jumper before minutes of the other consolation Johnson connected on a three ne and outdid the Patriots. point play and a long range Ju m p e r. Lake H o w e ll kept 54. tn a sec saw battle. Lyman uu (scored the Stiver scrapping for the rest of the Hawks 21-11 tn the third quarter quarter and evened the score at lead and built as much as a 20 31 apiece at the intermission Lym sn came out and took point lead In the fourth quarter before Lake Howell put or. a bit control after Lake Howell took Its first lead. 33-31. off a Ryan of a comeback attempt. Th e game opened with the two Thom as field goal. Th e Hounds teams trading buckets as the answered with field goals by Greyhounds Jumped out to a James Flint and taro more by quick 44) lead off buckets by Whittington, who finished with s T o d d P a tte rs o n and R ich team high 20 paints. B fnlng the lead to 4-2 artth 5:49 to play In the period, t The two teams played each Other close as Lyman ended the Ouarirr with a Mike Hardin free throw to give his team a 15-15 lead after the first eight minutes bl plsy. I The 'Hounds opened with six tonsecullve points in the second husrter artth Hollgrefe opening Qie frame artth a stick back. Iflke W hittington drilling a Ing a three pointer, before James Flint connected on a three point play at the end of the period to up the Lyman lead to 32-42. The Greyhounds continued o hit their free throw* and built a 66-48 lead artth 3:54 to play before Lake Howell put oni a i brief spurt and cut the lead to 70-58 artth 1 ^6 u i play. "W e played artth much more intensity In the second half." Lym an coach To m Lawrence Dunedin came from behind and fought off Lake Brantley at the end to hold on for the victory. The Falcons. 7-2. used a halfcourl press to get back In the game and make the going tough tn the final taro quarters The Patriots rushed out to a 16-13 lead at the end of the find quarter and ted 31-29 at In­ term ission. 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Canf* SaryicdT S d is i g IB I ■ f m I t o d Sankara f tor-AJ v January If ITM at I * * « to M kamt tharaattar M pnuNto toritton can-manto rued aim ma Land Managamant Dtractor ■ fca f anr.da-ad Sarkank to g w a g at m« guknc hga-mg gcu (a heard Fiathtor dataito artolaato by caning D1 IIM art taj Saryan* a>a adr'tad aa* '* may decM to toa<«‘ any aac'kiar made a* awe tarring may ptB naad j rgcard at toa gracaato ng» arm tor auch 4 rgnea. may may naad to maura mat a rarsa'im racard at " » precardogi it r i b much racara w i M t o I n ' n v - I ana h M k c l uaan much rna m < i • to ha hJkaJ pa. Vac fun M Itot Ftordt Stotgtoa SE Ml t t O il COUNTY s o a s o o f a o f u s t m i n t • T B E N TU C S E B CHAISIAAN S u m m Dm is lags Of i 111 DON'T FORGET! Call Classified 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Whon buying or tolling — remember lo lurn to classified for Iasi money-saving results! C la im .a d AdT*-tiling Of pari man I S a n lim l Ile n ild — NO COST a d v a n ta g e and built It late up late by hitting Us free throws and connecting on transition buckets. Brantley attempted to get back in the game late with three point field goats but could not get one to drop to enable the Falcons to hang on for the victory. TOURNEY BOXES t OBLANOO SUMO? M O O S ! (M i i Cratiam 11 M < M y n 1 k n n l r iN i 1 S a d i 1 M iw t N ii.r it M m in ts M. L * I SM I N O L I IN ) Ea*y f t « W i Tkhanafl 1 Cm * 1. Alan l. Wfggtoa a jl. Waitar 4 Maara a Tatato B M « LYMAN ini - Paftaraana Baa* I I a MMttingta" n. jar<> a r .r n 1. taw* ii . MarMi a I M L ftattgrata f. HatMty l. Marrtot.TMeh n o r m HaWMma - Lata ftawaN II. Lyma" II. Fm K - Lass Haugtl Mi Irma* t] FM N aul — >S a a Tactottcata — mm >a«‘»* Saha). Lrwaa I n N a w w ft Ba«arSa — t Hawaii SA. LrmanS A JACKSONVILLE S JU N It M l O w a 1 LaMar », Sgawgr U. Bkg|i a. Raaa 1L fl«*ea t M Di m M. Jw w an A. Sautowc A patMaaaL TataH n n i F M OS LAN DO IVANS tail Gray I. H Da.to t QSm im L Gay A toarrtar ] 1 Dtaan A Stwp IF. S Smith L FMm I 14. Davta A SNA* L Sa W A Total* l i t f l u *Halfttma - Satoaa H . Erona n aaali Samar I (O uwm . LaMar I. t*ana I ( W r a ) . F m i - Botnar IS; Ir a n i 14 Meraacsra - Cram Caach llngatoac* t ■ M a r * SatnaaFI. ( h m I I s •'LAKE MOWILL (Ml — Scwtara L M S A turn A Dam#* to. JMwan n Guthtor 1. Sam r. TtwmaaL FataH Ma IIM OUMICMN <UI - Daalar II. CwnMa A C M t WIMama A FraaN A NM a A irattoricN4 Twtartolla14 Tatato MS It U LJUta •BANTU V (Ml - Batch* A Tiawav U. HtnaNaw L CumtonghamA Smith A Hat A SanpO" Ml MWna 1L Cngto A WiUtomaATataN t i l t M M MafNFma - LaAa Brawttor Hi PwNn ft Fwti — Laka Branttoy M. Pna«» it S Sra F S Jaw • JJ. M II Taa IS atwtar a arti r » •aa an TV la n a ■ INN I l.lv a s r it N .k n IM I 1 A l IS Vaa Mmotltto «n VaAicraaM Tachmcato - mm IT,MSSVfJ OtnaNn 1 (Camlta J. Dariarl Sacaraa - Lam Srwmav >t. Qms 6 s f > ja w C u a ia tt . BlattogtAaart Tam Tufariatto. D m Ovknar Pataat. C raaa Owrick Skars- E yarn This is a great opportunity (or you to enjoy the sam e great results as our regular classified custom ers at no cost to you. Just follow these instructions. I 1 I n anaauma**•«■■«• 1 KKfeStorMaa— andran a Naratd warty ytoft tu an N p a M l I > Chaltong* a* "to NvauM a fa wiring Saw « SngmnMto Mating F WarM racard awamg* I (FwarvNa) Cafatortty mm ......... aw* — m m *saint Itotd S***« — LaAa Braattoy ■ FREE SPORTS LIST Trajan 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Ads will be scheduled to run for to days. Price of item m ust be stated in the ad and be $100 or less. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You should call and cancel as soon as Item sells. Available to individuals (non C o m m ercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. The ad must be on the form shown below and either be m ailed In or presented in person fully prepared lo the Sanford Herald C lassified D epartm ent. Ad will start as soon as possible. C lassified M anagem ents decision on copy acceptability will be final. tint (Naa Ufa not a srrthf ClassicContinued from SB and Raines scored eight of the last ten points to post the win. Raines placed three players In double figure 'with Knox getting 15 and Spencer and Dixon scoring 14 points each. Evans was led by Sharp with 17and Potest wtth 16. In Seminole's loss to Bishop Moore the Fighting Seminole* came out playing strong defense and led 5-2 wtth 3:30 to play In the quarter, but the Hornets oulscored Seminole 15-9 the rest of the C L A S S IF IE D ADS way to take a 17-14 lead after one period Rob Graham of Bishop Moore drilled four straight Jumpers. Including two 3-potntrrs. to account for ten of the points Tw o Jumpers by all tournament selection Bernard Eady enabled Seminole to tie the score st 22 with 3:20 to plsy In the half. Tw o layups hy Von Eric Small enabled Seminole to take a four point lead with under a minute to play but Owen Busch drilled a 3 pointer to make the score Scmtnolc 26. Bishop Moore 25 at halftime Graham ted Bishop Moore with hla ten first half points, and Seminole was led by Eady and Small with eight and seven, respectively. Usually high scoring center Robert Moorr of Seminole was held to two first half points and was on the bench with three fouls aa the half ended. Seminole was unable to mount a c h a lle n g e In the third period as the Jump shot would not fall for Sanford. Meanwhile all tournament pick John Guemple waa scoring five points as the Hornets outscored Seminole 16-7 In the quarter to take a 41 -33 lead after three periods. Eady finally got hot for Seminole In the fourth period and scored 11 points to cut the lead to 53-48 with 2:00 to play but Bishop Moore held firm, making nine of 12 fourth period free throw attempts, and held on for Its seventh win of the year. Blahop Moore waa led by Guemple'a 16 points. Also tn double figures was Graham witli 13 and Sean Fitzgerald with 11. Eady led Seminole with a game high 22 points and Small added I I. Moore fouled out and had only four points. I MAIL TO: 1 I I Sanford Harald Classified Ada P.0. Box 1657 Sanford, FL 32772 1657 • ONLY ONE ITEM • MUST INCLUDE PRICE • 1100 O R L E S S PRINT AD HERE: PHONE NAME ADDRESS I Sutoicrtba To Ths Sanford Haiald ( I Vat < ) No SanfordHerald "Serving Seminole and Southwest Volusia Counties'' 000 N. Franch Av*., Sanford 322-2611 �hmmb9 Sanford Harald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday, December 25. IN T N I CIMCUIT COURT OF T N I IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR IfM tN O L I COUNTY FLORIDA CIVIL 0IVI1ION C A 1 IN O M l* e «C A e tP FIRLT F A N IL V MORTGAGE CORPORATION OF FLORIDA • Ftarda yarppr Allan. pnvmrt in G REG O R YJ RANOENand — ---------- , Woul» 'T*"f GATEW AY t i l c o c r c o i t UNION DANRURV WILL MowrowNiR*. ALLOCATION INC and UNITE □ L TA Tf LOT AMERICA 0»r»N i m i NOTICE OF IU IT TO GRIG O RY J RANOIN IT eiive and il *im#v m All e* tttata P**d All pailta* Claiming n M n i N mrawgh y U a or a a a in y t O R E G O R V J HANOIN AV glitter ef *h*m and All partwt N « v e at i i a w k h e Ka*t a n " ^ r line AV w i o n i |A IK« AVAAAVlv N * t l v A* R liN ■av dam vy a* A>i u 4 DaN vi YOU And AAi» At YOU *>* I d l A i AAtihad A a y" act tan A •aVAdAAA A *t*9* Ml ta# taf tawing F N W ii ■« Lemmata C aun'f. 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WL >'W : '* M & ' * * .. V ’, * - " »«. •••'♦w1 h* A<*|» "»«tt» • *i I S r r < t i ll r M il* •*» K r> N •4 �1C — St,-ilord Hfftld, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, Dtcambtr 25. IMS Hay fills in for Kiwanians’ snow AA groups schedule meetings Area Alcohollca Anonymoua groups meeting Monday Include: Altam onte Springe: • New Life Al Alon. 8 p m . . 442 S. North Lake Blvd.. Suite 1016. • New Lllr Group. 8 p m ., open dleruaelon. 442 S North Lake Blvd.. Suite 1016. • St. Mary Magdelen Group, noon, cloned Big Book meeting. 861 Maitland Ave., Hoorn D. Casselberry: • Bark-to-Basics Group, 8 p m., alcohollca only; 8 p m , last Monday of monlh. open speaker meeting: Aecenaion Lutheran Church. Overhrook Drive. • Clean Air Group, noon, alcohollca only. Heboa Club. 130 Normandy. o hxpir idler'Strength-1 (opr Group, 8 p X , alcoholic* only, women only. Reboa Club, 130 Normandy ^ • Good Morning Group. 10 a m . open diucuaalon. Reboa Club. 130 Normandy. • Happy Hour Group. 5:30 p m , open discussion. Rrbon Club. 130 Normandy. • Step A Study Alanon. 8 p m . Senior CltUena Cenier. 200 N. Lake Tripleil Drive. • Steps to Recovery. 8 p m.. alcohol Ice only. Reboa Club. 130 Normandy. • Reboa Club. 6 30 a m ., open dlscusaton: noon, alcoholics only; Rebos Club. 130 Normandy. Longw ood: • Survivor* Group, noon. open discussion. 3101 Dane lame. • Westlake Group. H p m., alcohollca only. Westlake lloapltal. 589 W. Stale Road 434. Sanford: • Sanford Group, noon. 5 30 p m . open dlsruaaton: 8 p m . alrohollrsonly: 1201 W First St. • Sober Won AA Group, noon. 5:30 p m .. B p m ., open discussion, the Sahara Club (old driver's license office). 2587 S. Sanford Ave. Overeaters to weigh in A step study of Overeaten Anonymous Is conducted on Mondays at 7:30 p.m. at West Lake Hospital. Stale Road 434. Longwood. For more Information, call Charlie at 323-8070. Narcotics Anonymous to meet Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p m. al the House of Goodwill. 3 17 Oak A ve - Sanford. Poets to talk verse F ln l Florida I’oets meet al 10 a.m. every Monday In Ihc fellowship hall of Untied Methodist Church. Orange City. Interested ports are welcome. Few more Information, call 775-8909 or 574 3869 Clogging groups have class The Old Hickory Stom prn clogging group holds classes 7-9 p m. each Monday al Ihr Knights of Columbus Hall on S Park Avenue. Sanford For more information, call 349 9529 Dixieland ('loggers clogging group holds classes 7-9 p m each Monday 7-0 p m at the Lakr Mary Fire Department al First Strrel and Wilbur Avenue. Lake Mary For more Information, call 321-5267 Baby. It waa cold outside last Saturday nlghl. But never too cold for the Christmas dinner al the Osteen home of Don and Winkle LeFlIs who hosted a Christm as gathering for Ihe Sanford Ktwanla Club. According to Greg LeFlIs. club president, about 50 attended the family-oriented event. Due to an absence of snow and a sleigh, guests settled for a hayrlde. played volleyball and ended the evening with a marshmallow roast. "T h e kids went craxy playing In the hay bams." Greg said. The Klwanls families brought covered dtshr*. vegetables and desserts, an^ V club supplied the T-bone sUrks *..J barbecued rib s. Greg said. Everybody seemed lo have a real good lime. Entertaining, family style, is certainly not new to Don and Winkle They are the parrnta of eight children and have 14 grandchildren So It ts always party time when the LeFlIs elan gathers Qreen (and red) thumbs W tld flo w e r C irc le of the Garden Club of Sanford Inr. met at the club on Dec. 8 for the annual C hristm as party. A s p e c ia l guest was G la d y s Zahand. a lotmer club member who la now chairman of the Senior Citizens Activities of the Seminole County Federation of Senior C miens M e m b e rs e x c h a n g e d Christmas plants, and Florence Wehrwetn gave a demonstration on making holiday wreaths According lo Shirley Simas, hostesses Mae G rie r, E u la Palmer and Florence Wrhrwein all did a commendable Job in decorating the clubhouse and roordlnstlng Ihe party. CODISCO op«ns houss Guests came from as far away as Denver to attend the recent C h ris tm a s open house for CODISCO Inc. at tts new facility In the Industrial Park on Upsala Hoad The vice president of the Mansvlllr (Johnl Corp attended the plush gathering along with Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Ladles Auxiliary of Sanford PofM OlOH mcel the fourth Monday at 7 30 p m. at their post home |(he log cabin on Seminole Boulevard) Help for gamblers offered Cure for disease Gamblers Anonymous and Garn-Annn for family and Irtrnds. meet separately Monday and Friday (non-smokersl at 7:30 p.m.. Church of the Good Shephrrd. 331 Lake Ave.. Maitland For more information, call 236-9206. My gift to the world Is to get rid of birth defects. I would llkr to help them by telling the doctors to give medicine lo people with birth defects Valerie L yn ch le t grade Longwood Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, al lire Sanford Civic Cenier. VFW , Auxiliary to gather My glfl to the world would be u cure for all diseases, so that wouldn't people have to get the terrible diseases like cancer and A ID S . I know how II feels because my grandfather Is d y ­ ing because hr has cancer Ju s tin Nlanlk Age 11 Longwood Love Photosr run m*ko» s Toys, pajamas for tots Pat Foster (loft), prosldent of SISTER Inc., and Mary Tlllis. chairman for the club's Christmas fund, look over some of the gills to be donatod to the Seminole Children's Village for abused children The Sanford club pro3onlod $100 to Ihe sholler for pajamas for Ihe kids In addition to that gift, dub members decided lo bring toys for the children Tuesday io Ihe club's meeting in lieu of exchanging gilts among themselves DORIS DIETRICH about 150 guests According to Don Bauerle Sr., cha irm a n of the C O D IS C O board, guests Included city of­ ficials. county officials, the in­ dustrial pork tenants, builders and friends. A h c r u tlf u l 2U-fool tree heralded *Hc Christmas sea -on w h i 'r a h a r p is t p l -y e d appropriate music. Guests werr served a bountiful buffet and later toured the offices of Ihe ultra-modern complrx. Among those attending were State Rep. Art Grindle and hta wife. P h yllis: Ssnford C ity Commissioner Bob Thomas and his wife. Doris: Sanford City Manager Frank Faison and his wife. Marilyn: Dr. Charles Park ar.d his wife. Kinky, and Red and Ekdae Cleveland Showsr honors brlds-sloct Lisa McIntosh, bride^cleei of Robert Wood, was honored si an open house bridal shower and tea this past Sunday afternoon, from 2-4 p m .. In Ihe former parsonage of Central Baptist Church. 1318 Park Ave Lisa, daughter of Charles and Sue McIntosh, and Robert, son of Wayne and Ntcki Wood, will be married Jan. 7 al Central Baptist Church. The Christmas motif was car­ ried out In the decor and re­ freshmem». and a fire burned In Ihe flreplare on the rnld after­ noon Huatraars were Illllir Coggon. Penny llosack. Beth Nicholas S h e rrill Th o m a s and Vera Smith. Couplt return from crulae Christmas came a little early this year for Horace and Claire Education Is In fashion be furnished by Elsa Caskey til Deltona, formerly of Sanford T h e s c h o la rs h ip w ill hr awarded In the spring Applies lions are available through Mary A n n e Cleveland b y calling 322-7311. Eating out for haart's sake T h e Health and W rllnrs* Committee of the Greater San ford Chamber of Commerce in "rating lunrh out" at various Sanford restaurants to demon­ strate "heart healthy" menu alternatives On Dec. 16. committee mem b rni and gursts met for lunch at Ihe Western Sizzlin’ In Sanford to sample several menu Items the rrst >ur*nt offrrs as "heart healthy ’ Committee rhatrm an llrnrv Harlow, who loot about I Ik) pounds several years ago amt has maintained the weight loo* a w a r d e d W a r r e n M o rris owner-manager of Ihe restau ram . a certificate and "heart healthy” slicker* for his mrnu board lo alert the dining public to the diet a lte rna tive s at Western Sizzlin' Among nutrition expert* giv­ ing thrlr sump of approval to Ihe diet specialties were Nddl Loper. professor of nutrition al Seminole Community College and Dorothy Richard*, nutri­ tionist at Sem inole County Health Department Committee members are In­ terested In being Invlled (and picking up Ihr tab) lo eat lunrh al other member restaurants lo help Increase the health eon sclouanes* of the dining publlr F o r In fo rm a tio n , r a il Ih r chamber at 322-2212 Fashions for cdvrallnn will usher In Ihe new year the education department of Ihe Woman's Club of Sanford Inr. stages Its annual scholarship fashion show and luncheon The benefit will enable a deserving local woman to return lo school The commuter met recently to finalize plans for Ihr event Members In clu d e Mary Anne C le v e la n d , d e p a rtm e n t chairman. Martha Yancey, fash Ion show chairman. Hazel Cash, c lu b p re s id e n t; and lle lh Bridges. Liz H eRrl-h Marty Colegrove. Lesstc Pauline and Sally Grows According to Martha Yancey, thr public benefit will be held on Wednesday. J a n . 4. al Iht Woman's Clubhouse, 309 S Oak Ave.. following the regularly scheduled meeting al II a m T h r lu n rh e o n menu Is as follows boneless chicken breast on a bed of strained rice, broc­ coli In testy cheese sauce, con­ gealed salad, bread, coffee or Ira. and carrot cake Ticket-donations are $10 per person. Twenty-four club member* Widow's address given will model fashion* from Lots' Several friend* have requested Place and KnJay Acrrni* from the addreta of Mildred Slrmprr Chanleh Handbags and A c­ Agent, a longtime Sanford real cessories of llralhrow also will dent and businessman, who lost hr fe a lu rrd Assisting Ih r her husband. Jack, recently Her models will tie Dave Farr, rare address la 1659 N Atlantic Ave.. utlvr director of the Grrater New Smyrna Reach. FL 23060 Sanford Chamber of Commerce. (Doria Dtatnch. retired Harold Dr Roliert J Smith. Dr. John Hammrrll. and Attorney Richard Paopla editor, la a correspondent covering the Sanford area. Colegrove J r Background piano music will Phone: 1224525 > World Continued from Pegs 1C I would want to help all thr poor and give hard to the hung ry , And liapplnesa and Joy Your near! aches for the hungry and suffering and poor. Vernon Freem an Age 73 Sanford Sanford Rotarians to meet SANFORD ( F i l e ) P a u l, w h o tre a te d themselves lo a 7-day cruise aboard Ihe " V i c t o r i a , " a Chandris Lines luxury crulae ship. The Pauls (lew to San Juan, where they boarded the ship for S t . T h o m a s . M a r tin iq u e . Barbados. Granada and Caracas Horace said the weather was beautiful— perfect for a crulae. Claire added lhal the cruise was "fantastic " She said. "It was quite a cruise lo take Formal evening wear was re­ quired. Il was first class " world I* bound together by happiness, peatr and love! hut Ihe alher side Is If II doesn't go through we II live In an untame world With no con­ stitution no one knows what peare |* A place where the world ts threatened by weapons With the arms treaty we have right* Without It we might noi even have ihe right to breathe* Who knows'* Wouldn't peace Ire belief than war? Andrew Pearl 3rd grade Longwood My glfl lo thr world is I want World War III to never happen World War III Is had It Is not good It Is buddrsl Most wurs are trad because people die Seth Barber le t grade Longwood Peace. This whole world is In turmoil Everybody's lighting each other. Even families arr fighting Walt W. Robel Age 72 Sanford For Chriatmua I would llkr lo give love. Christmas Isn't so much about giving but about bring with your loved ones, Christ went lo the cross and died for us. If lhal Isn't love, then wliat Is To die for people you never ntrl Is pretty tinbrllevablr Thai s what I want to give. Hob S p rrtl Age 12 Lake M ary I would like to give thr world prure. That's God'* plan When •Jesus was born It was a sign of Gtxl's love He sent Jesus to die for us God made earth for us to llvr In peace. If we are fighting and saying bad things how can there I k - peace? Yvonne Laweon Age 12 Sanford Whal I'd give the world for Christmas would Ik- world (x-ace and Inve. why? Because of the Ioh*, of lives and suffering trove Is (hr greatest gift of all. What larking In mankind Is love! Ruby Wade Age 74 Sanford For Christmas I think there should Ire peace Nobody in this world could make peace hul Jesus. Christmas Is Ihe day God gave up his son. I also would llkr lo give lo |>eoplr lhal don't have food, a borne, money. Thai Is whal I would like lo give Ihr world for Christ mat!! Terra Handera Age 1 1 Longwood The greatest gift I could ever give to the world Is love. People great and small nerd love. Many old. middle, or young have never received love because they have diseases, are orphans, nr some­ one never cured about them. Everyone can give love because rveryone loves love. It's won­ derful. Leah Garcea Age 10 Longwood Peace, not war My wish to the world Is thul the arms treaty goes through. So lhal friendship will t>r used land lo land. A world of peace, a world where we ran cherish togetherness and know the Protected whales so people could have a cool drink Clean water s o there Is no use for sewage plants that pollutr the air Water, ao people ran bathe cleanly and Joyfully Andy Llavcrta Age 11 Longwood money on drugs which they don't need Instead of things they do need and they fust steal Ihe things they do need and are shoplifter* Je ffre y Douglass 3rd grad* Longwood End to suicide No more drugs If I could. I would like lo give Ihr world no suicide treatise lots of great people have kilted i hems* II and Ihelr life, corrrr. future, and thrlr lerlitigs Now I hey can't share their great Ideas with friends in Ihelr life tr e a l i s e they killed themself probably b e c a u s e t h e y w ere v e ry frustrated Nicole liable 3rd grade Longwood My wish for the world Is that drugs would no longer exist because they've done a lol of harm Sometimes It make* me think the people who takr drugs not only hurt themselves but they hurl the people who love them. Bar ah Bhelkh Age B Longwood Child abuse stopped If I could give the world a present tor Christmas I would stop child and sexual abuse Kids are Just as human as adults Their bodies might he smaller hul that's still no excuse for abusing them ('tease for Ihe sakr of children slop abusing you're only hurling yourself Dina Carlton Age 12 Lake Mary My wish for the world Is lor Ihe children lo be free and not abused by Ih e lr p a re n ts, nrightxtr* or Jusi anybody I want lhern lo t r lovrd and cared for Just like me and a lot of my Irtrnds I’ve braid alKiul a lot of rhlldrrn lhal have brrn hurt or even ktllrd all because of abuse Mandl Dement 3 rd grade Longwood Values For Christmas 1 would give ihe Amrrtran people Ixilrr values. People today set values that make no sense. Their main concern Is whether Ihcy have enough presents under ihe Irre. or If they're r x (tensive enough Our c o n c e r n should be those families who get nothing al all for Christmas. That's Important lo me. and I feel It should be lmportanl lo everyone. Megan Davis Age 13 Lake Mary For a ( hm in u s gift to the world I'd Influence people lo help save a tx-autlful mammal. the whale. It's endangered and when animals licrome extinct they're gone forever. I'd try lo spread organizations all over Ihc w orld. T h e rulers of some countries could help by passing No more alcohol lawsaboul whales' lives, Wendy Meaacngcr A wish 1 want for ihr world Is Age 10 lhal I here wrre no alcoholics In Longwood Ihe world II makes them frel drunk. I don't believe that alcohol makrs you frel better Fresh water because It doesn't! Same to I would like to give the world drugs. |>eople Just don't need II all new Iresh water. Water, and It costs money lo die. People because people have polluted ate s o m e tim e s shoplifters our streams and |>onds Water. because they used all of Ihelr Bibles For Christmas I would give the wot Id a Hlblf So everyone could learn aboul God and love Him You can learn lhal Christmas Is a time lhal you think about .Jesus and Ihr way h r was Ixirn Tra ci Burke Age 13 Sanford I won Id like to give Die world peace and quiet I also would give llirm thr Bible so that they learn aboul God and depart from evil Then weapons ran Ik- broke and we ran lie free and nol do all Ih r tiad thing* S h ayn Sheldon Age 12 Osteen Respect If I wrre lo give a gill lo the world. It would I k - resfteti for all II everybody was to be irraled wirit respect, this world would I k - a very nice and happy world Remember, irrni rite way you would like them lo irral you Dana Smlldtln 4th grade Longwood Equality I would llkr lo give Ihe world equality for Christ mas. tty that I mean lhal people should he equal, no one Iretier l ban anyone else. We might need one leader with his helpers, but power should tie distributed like II Is now In ihe U.S. This should lie throughout Ihe world. H ea the r L. Bixlcr Age 12 Lake Mary Boat bumpers My gift to the world Is I would |>ut rubber bumpers on boals so If they till a sharp risk they would bounce hark and nol sink I would stop accidents from happening. Scott Kline 1st grade Longwood �■ m SHM EM M EM NN w la iiM Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, December 25, 1988 — 1C Com m unities hopping with holiday activities Now more than ever la the time of year when It la more bleated to give than to receive (foradull*. that la!) Giving generously » ( their time and lalcnia were the women from Sathil Point Wnmrn t Club who planned and pulled otT a surc-ssful Santa I‘any on Dec18 I’ony ride*, games. era ft a. re)a>> and, ot couiae, Santa entritulned the children at the 3 a ha I I 'o l n l T o t L o t In Lon>:w<xid. 3.iiild made w grand entrance on lop of a fire truck Children and thnr > u cn t» ran •» the air I' walk to watch the Jolly old man d. vend. Greg D rnlk/ »* s d ir w d all In red from head to toe and with anme loud "ho ho * Santa made hit way to hit Santa chair. Children were waiting an* touch for Shelly Fergusan to call their name* to receive gif la from Santa fl'orenta turned In presenta earlier In the week ) Helping Santa with the glfta were Kohtn Kline, Kohtn Itun lcke and Lindtey Norman When St»<ey Drolshagens name waa rullrd. the aloud aa lar at the could from Santa, but wat tiill able to rrach her arm out Ur enough to get tier gilt' To m atch Sa n ta's grand entrance, he made a North Pole e«|t Mounting a Florida reindeer la while horse) Santa waved goodbye and called out ‘ Merry Christmas" to all Helping the kldt with a randy cane trail were Karen Swettxrr and her daughter. Shannon, and Linda Shy do The workers lor thr Throw Ihc Present Down Ihe Chimney were Anne Starr. Ihe president of the women's club. Mu) Eugene Cruse. Lisa Foley and Llta Monrr worked at thr lollipop tree In charge of re freshments were tiartma Fowle and thane Shertr Mary Joyce and Elaine Cofoid were ihe corhafnrten of the Iurty A< cording to Cofold. The parly went pretty well My nelghUtr called and told me her family had u great time." Joyce was so pleased with the whole production that site is willing to i lialr the (tarty again neat year. Party waa affair with flair LAKK MANY Opening Ihrtr home to share LONOWOOD Ihe holiday spirit were Al and Cathy Hunt, who live In the Murkhum Woods area, Their C Y N T H IA guest list for Dee. Hi (tarty In clud ed E ric and A n drea AU STIN Henton. Hrlan and Sally Crews. Bill and Peggy Hearrln. Sabrina D e rn s h c r , N a n c y P o ir ie r . Courtney Fnrst. Penny Hart* and Smith III. Mertdelh Hroek and s e v e r a l o t h e r of H u n t 's Pat Best. employees Entering with Harold "Everlasting Light" also was McNeal was his s trik in g ly performed for Ihe Lakevtew besullf I date dressed In black ilaptisl emigre -pi:ton on Saturleather cay nigh* k t . 17. and burn ty A rerelver of many rompll- morning. Dec. IN meids was Ann Vara, who wore During one of the songs at Ihe a strapless taflta dress Valerie church, a candlelight trig cere­ Davis was wearing a beautiful mony look place One candle black velvet dress wttb srqulnrd started the ceremony, by the end sleeves of the song, all Ihe randies were Everyone brought their favor­ III and each member of Ihe ite holiday appetizer or goodie congregation held up their III The table was covered with candle white singing The true delirious dlshrs The favorite feeling of ihe Christmas spirit was fresh shrimp, followed elosr was shared by the rholr and the tiehind by smoked salmon One rungirgaikm. guesl. Chris S ra ih rltl, even brought a Christmas sheet rake C a th y H u n t w rapped up Puppets entrance kids goodir trays fur each guest as The Nulrrarkrr Prime."* a they left the (tarty. Hunt said she puppet play, was performed by needed to get rid of Ih e Ihrre local librarians for Ihc scrumptious leftovers because children In Seminole County site and her family were leaving The first performance was for ChUago the following week given to morr than H5 children In spend the holidays with rela al Ihe Northwest Branch In Lake lives Mary on Monday. Dec. HI From infants to adults, all ages en­ Choirs shine as night-light joyed Ihe puppet play. The Lakevtew llaptlst Church Cyodi K nrrhi. the librarian adult and childrens choirs in Lake Mary gave the gift of music bom the Sanford branch. Anltru Lehey. Ihe librarian from the to the community on Dec, 15 "Everlasting Light.'' the namr of Oviedo branch, and Debbie Frank, the children s librarian al Ihe choirs' performance, was exrcuted for Ihe public in front Ihc Lake Mary branch, were the of Hurdlnes al the Altamonte hands behind Ihe scenes Frank filled In Monday for a librarian Mall who was sick Vnnnle Clem and Chuck Cov"The children just sat there acs narrated between the pro­ duction * songs Sidney Brisk and stared," Frank remarked directed Ifte adult choir while "I'm sure we'll do morr puppet B arbara G o rm a n not o n ly shows in ihe future She said directed the children's choir, but the children really loved wat­ (olned in on thr song Christ mas ching Ihe pup(>cta Shines " O ther perform ances were S o lo is ts In c lu d e d C la r k given on Dec. 20 al the North Adams. Linda Juliano. Tom m y Branch. Sanford. Dec 21 at the East Branch In Oviedo; and Dec. 22 at the Central Branch In CaMelberry. Band students honored The All-State Band tryoula were held laxl Sept. 24. and the following Lake Mary High School H and stu d e n ts have been selected to participate in Ihe All Slate Band activities and concert to tie held Jan 5-7 In Tampa Flutists selected were Michelle Treat. Sarah MeCHntock and Nicole Dedrlck. Clarinetists chosen werr; Julie Orscd. Am y Brlnklow , Am y Behenk. Vonda Lynch and Katie Hagwell T ru m p e t players W illiam Pond, Jeff Kcbark. Warren Fernandez and Rich Gutierrez were rhoaen. along wllh French horn players C in d y Porter. Wendy Jensen. Mai Langston. Krvln Hrld and Heather Held Chris Halle. Dave Sheridan. Tom Kurtz. and Krttten House were chosen to play baritone Others selected werr Sandy Powell, alto sa.v Dan Cox. bass clarinet; Elenor Nardy. oboe, and Jeff Ridgeway, percussion T h r All-County Band tryouts were held Dec (i. and again this year, more fund students from |j»ke Mary were selected for All County Band than from any other Seminole Counly high school The A ll-County Band will perform at thr Oviedo High School auditorium on Jan. 28 Lake Mary High School Hand students selected for the AllCounty Hand werr for flutr. Michelle Treat, Penny Powell. Honda Lynch. T r n l Grrrnan. Sarah McCItntock. Nicole Dc drtrk and Brandy Wilbur, oboe. Elenor Nardy. baas clarinet Dan Cox; clarinet. Julie Orseck. Amy Brlnklow. Amy Behnk. Vonda Lynch. Margaret Langston. Jultr Haurrthofrr and Suntta Ogalr. alto sax. Grant Tharp and Sandy Powell: trnor sax. Kevin MrKrrl. trumpet. William I'ond. Warren mw*m esM* b, im s Children and parents at the North Branch Library In Sanford watch King Winter and Queen Snow in The Nutcracker Prince." presented throughout the Seminole Counly library system for Christmas Fernandez. Jell Hrliack and Hick Gutierrez. Frenrh bom. Kevin Held, Wendy Jensen and Mat L a n g s to n ; b a rito n e . D a ve S h e rid a n . C h ris Halle and Kristen House; and percussion. Shannon Dunaway. Todd Con­ way and Tracy Thompson Congraiillations lo all of you! pttde In our community Since 1 have been writing this column. I have truly seen Ihe community spirit alive and at work tn lamgwond and Lakr Mary I look forward lo 1989 and getting to know you better Please feel free to call me anytime al my homr w ith lips or information. Don't forget to call (Cynthia Austin Is a Sanford Herald correspondent covering Ihe Lake Mary-Longwooo aree. Phone: 8820082.) Merry Christmas, everyone! On this Christmas Day. I would like lo inspire my readers with Wife’s tattoo stings 2nd hubby DEAK A B U T ; I wan I to give v»u and your rraders the ta-ncilt of tny o w n esprrtcnrr. which Is worth a lot Mv Itrsi husband. ‘Larry." appreciated unusual gilts so lor our first anniversary I had his namr tattooed on my IHi birasl, above my heart lairry loved It Afler 14 yrars ol to a r r I a g r , h r d I r d In till autouiobllr ur cldrnt. Twit yrars later I married Mark who never really Jlkrd seeing "latrry " over my heart, so I found a tattoo parlor and had "Larry" covered with a lancv Moral design ll look a lot of d o in g lull It was well worth II. I’lrasr. Ahhy, tell your readers never in have anybody's namr tattooed on Ibrlr bodies w here It will show One never knows what lomorrow will bring M A R K 'S W IF E DEAR W IFE : Thanks for the wive counsel It will be apprrel nlcd by tailor* fancier* who are ool eager to hold sllll lor addi­ tional needling ADVICE AB IG AIL VAN BUREN Is there a n y th in g we could say to avoid this In Ihe future, o r to break the tension w hen It docs happen? Or should we |usl keep quirt and m in d our ow n busl ness? U N C O M F O R TA B LE FR IEN D S DEAR FR IEN D S: Much de­ pends on how dose you and Ibis woman arr. If you are sulllrtcntly dose to speak Irankly wllh her. trll her what you have told me It would be the Irtendly and generous th in g lo do because most people avoid I hr eom|*.iny of those who make mrsaagr from llir Utdc and groom thanking the guests for their gifts I think this Is a lovely idea— except they are doing It instead of sending personal thank-you notes. When I told the bndr I didn't think the scrolls were tn good taste, she said she hail already allrndrd two weddings where this was done. Tacky'/ Although personal thank-you notes lake time. I truly hope these “scrolls" arr not a new trend Do you agree. Abby? TH A N K S . B U T NO T H A N K S D E A R T H A N K S . B U T NO T H A N K S : There is no substitute for u (M-nuuial thank-you note for any kind of gin And to send out printed "form" Irtirrs or hand out "scrolls" is improper. C O N F ID E N T IA L T O Y O U : Just lo ensure that everybody has a Merry Christmas, if you're drinking, don't drive tonight. And If you're driving, don’t drink. ih e m u n c o m f o r t a b le . DEAR A B U Y: My husband and I arr close friends wllh another mart red couple. W r see each other frequently and usually have u great time together. Very often, the wife will criti­ cize or ridicule her hust*and In honl ol u»— ami others as well. Title is obviously embarrassing for him. and II makes us Icel very uornm fort able. DEAR A D B Y : A girlfriend of mine Is getting married soon and s h e 's p l a n n i n g I o h a v e "thank-you scrolls" printed to hand out during Ihc reception. These " s c r o lls " contain a (Problems? Writs lo Osar Abby. For a psrsonsl, unpubllahsd rtp ly, >tnd s sell-addressed, •tampad anvalopa to Oaar Abby. P.O. Bo* 1)0440, Lot Angelas. Calll. 90089. All corrsipondsncs la coniidantlal.) A L L SPIRAL LIK E PERMS Perm Art t w v r 'o s M ' . / / v v .V / ••for All Youi rhithl S E S T r - ” )323-7118 S K IN B R IE F B lo m lih o i. wort*, moles, and sun spots will RESPOND lo THERAPY. Surgery, Cryolheiapy with liquid nitro ge n, ch em ica l or m e d ica l treatments all available. Lesions of tho skin are olten pro-malignan! or malignant and need ear­ ly treatment. 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Florida — Sunday, Dacambar 25, IMS ACROSS 1 Aid in diagnosing 5 Antelopes 9 Actress Joanne 12 Opp. of mini 13 Skinny fish 14 British flyers (abbr.) 15 ______ Lang 16 Subatomic particle 18 Slid on snow 20 Arrow poison 21 Mental components 22 506. Roman 24 Attire 27 Radioactive ele ment 31 Apiece 32 Fed agent 33 Genetic material (abbr) 34 Technical univ 6 Necessity 7 Eskimo knife 8 Swift aircraft (abbr.) 9 Trickle 10 Genus of frogs 11 Flying saucers (abbr.) 17 Bankrupt 19 Dentist’s deg 22 Strong cart 23 Mover's truck Syne 24 Promotional tap t (abbr) 25 Fen e timber 26 Opp. of endo 27 Center of shield j2E Pagan god 29 Fixed quantity 30 L e ___ auto race 32 Golly 35 Sticky stuff 36 Glutton 38 Surf roar 39 Deer 35 36 37 39 40 Small fish 1 Enter (2 wds ) Golden sherry 12 Idiots Companion of IS aah It 41 June bug 42 Small insect 45 Hermit 49 Christmas 24 52 Dill seed 53 law deg. 31 54 Lamb's pen name 34 55 Russian no 56 Old musical 37 note 57 ______ do well 58 Over 42 2 Answer to Previous Puzzle 46 California 41 Melancholy (poet.) 42 Fermenting agent county 47 Adolescent 48 Diminutive suf­ 43 Invalid fix 44 Part of brain 50 Decimal unit 51 ______ de France 45 Singer----Adams 3 10 n 2* 30 47 41 14 13 w ie 20 i* 23 23 2t 27 2t 33 32 35 31 41 40 43 4t 43 44 DOWN 1 2 3 4 5 Dec holiday A ctor___ Julia Crossbar Jewish tongue Hereditary fac tors 45 SO S3 1 S» SI J J 1 24 (cp'JHa by Nf A Inc 0017 WIN AT BRIDGE B J d om e s J a c o b y l)o you think Soutxh had marginal values to go lo slam? Maybr no. hut nulitr that h r did hid * U c v rn O h High h r knew hts %ule w u missing oar arc Thai * important. Whrn you ask (or ares on your way to alum, thr purpenr should hr to make sure that thr defenders do not havr two arc* thal Ihry can rash II you don't know wluil lo do whrn you're miming *mr unidentified a c r. you s h o u ld have In ­ vestigated slam some other way Declarer won the arc o( hearts and rullrd a heart with dum m y’s spade Jack Th e n h r d rrw irumpa (There was no nerd to ruff the other Itrart loser. since that would go away on the long eluhs.l There was rrrlalnly no problem remaining l( there was a BLOOM C O U N TY MU>' 1*XH? (K fn H a ary »VT>** MS K i# v m m it* l a b Of AHO M r CCSAVTt)’ ' noetnal club division, but wltal ll either defender held O f*-2 In the suit? In that casr. South had to play oo llial lie would tie able to take the proven (Inrsae against that holding SOUTH u I* M ♦ A lt tri ♦ gat ♦ X J T I 11 EAST Ttiere was only one clue In this Instance Supjwisr tact was orlg Inally void In dobs The dmihlr of a slam freely bid by the opponents calls (or (tanner to lead Ihr 11ml side suit bid by dummy Since East ought have mailc such a d o u b le with a d u b void, there was some small (M-rerntagr In protecting against West's having no clubs So declarer playrif In thr d u b king and madr Ills slam with an overt rick fClIM HH . N E W S P A P E R TEKPHISE ASSN EN ♦M l 44 1 v t a ia T K g a il ♦J It*« 1 • a g» i *gn ♦ MM T i l ♦ It g to 11 V AJ I 4T ♦ A W11 Vulnerable North South (>ralrr Kail W»,l S a lt Paw Pat* Past Pass It 1♦ 14 Pat* llatl Paw Pan Paw Pan Pan test* 1♦ It t ST •t Opening lead V K by Berke Breathed �SanlofiJ Mould, Sanford. Flood* — Sunday. December 25, 1988 — BC Love Gideons throughout the area. "Here, there are no denomina­ tions ever mentioned, because we're all children of God," said North Seminole mcmlier John Wynne. Allhough young men arr wel­ come In the Gideons, ages In North Seminole ra m p range Irom 40 lo 80 T h r three year-old camp has 10 members who are responsible for 0.000 holel/motel rooms alone I “resident Is E R "Woody" Wood Ages of Ihe 26 O rla n d o Northeast ramp mrmtiers range from the 30* lo 90s FrnUdrnl Is funds to be srllsupporilng Gideon camps are not allowed In the Soviet Union or other Eastern Bloc- countries And Ihr fact that thr Gldmns cannot give out tree Blhlrs In public schools In the United States ts a concern "T h e kind of people you want as your nrxt-dm r nrigld*ors and marrying your children are the kind of people you gel who become Christians." Grinin said H r has worked with a school for drUnqurnl tiny* in Marianna and has sern Ihe Imparl thr Bible ha* on shaping young lives. "Boys who receive Christ I irrull W ood don't get In trouble with Ihr law laidlra auxiliaries for wives of again it's that simple- ' hr said mrinbers distribute Bibles In The Gideons go to area |alts dociors' and drnt j llbes. in addlllo lo pra, g iur their weekly, telling prisoner* ahoui husband* and g iv in g Nrw Jesus Christ and giving them Testaments lo nursrs anti nurse Blhlrs to read It for themselves l^irnkin said averages are high aides The Gideons take their name thal prisoners who don't become from Ihr Old Trstamenl (took ol Christians will rrturn to |all. Judges. Utmklu said In one whereas thitsr who do rarely find l*ass.«gr. Gideon Is confronted by their wav hark I n htntl bar* O k! to make war on the hralhen "O u r lives are sc* much belter Mldeonttes Gldroti walilrd to use 30.000 soldiers Iwc ause hr than they were tieture we knew was grossly uutnumberrd Bot Christ.” Tlsr said "Whoever G cmI wanted Gideon lo rely on place* thetr faith In him can do the same Jesus is who hr says Ills power ratlirr than human he is. and he dircl on the crt>ss mlghl. so hr Wad Gideon rally for our sins " only 300 lighting men And God's proplr wound up wtnning To become a Gideon, one must 1 think that means a frw men l*r Chrtsiian. a professional or ran do much In accomplishing businessman a lay person, what God has in mind for active in his church, and re them." farmkin wild referring to commended by his pastor. Due* the martunoih task ht* organl/a are $23 |>er year and arr used Hon has in distributing Bibles for the o rg a n iz a tio n 's ad throughout thr world mlntstr.it Ive cost s T h r lrgary uf Gideons In The North Seminole Florida trrnaiion.il twgan In IH‘r*j whrn two Chrtsiian Isismessmrn had camp of Gldroti* International to sharr a hotrl room together m r r i s each Saturday front Alter reading thr Bible togrtlirr 7 8.30 a in at Slionry's Restau­ and having a time of prayer, rant on U S lllgliway I7-*J2 in Sanford they rrall/rcl llw same would t>r of tienrflt to oltwr travelers and The Orlando Northeast camp businessmen in hotels and meets Saturdays at 7 a tit. at motels duality Inn North. Stale Krtad Each Saturday, th r North 434 and Interstate 4, l.ongwotKl For tnformaticsi on joining or Seminole ramp takes up a tail It fund ottering lor Bible dlstrihu making contribution to the G i­ iron to other muntries While deons. contact Joe l.arnkln ol annual per capita income In thr the North Seminole rum p al United Slates I* $14,320, 130 of 323-3827 or Stanley Cook of t Inthe 137 countries with Gideon O rla n d o Northeast camp al camp* cannoi generate enough 33B 0460 Continued from Pe(e 1C place 111hies In various places, pcoplr In Iron We and need of help will pick II up and. by the influence of the Holy Spirit, start reading II and their lives are changed." Cook's favorite changed life account Is of a drsperate man In an Orlando hotel room Al 3 a m., he had checked Into Ihe hotel to check out of llfe-to kill himself While trying to summon up suicidal bravado, the man picked up a Gideon Bible from Providing loving discipline will his nlghtsland. derided against (Mary Mira la praaldsnl and become easier fur Ihe parents suicide and called his pastor. founder of Sanford Child Cara. who s|>end time with children The pastor promptly mrrtved and Inc., Sanford Phone; 323 8435 ) They wtll feel more comfortahle the man hrraine a Christian "It seems that mo'els end hotels arr typically lonely pla< es lor people who are traveling," Griffin said Many people go to a motel or hotrl room when they're considering suicide 9 :3 0 1 0 :0 0 11 0 :3 0 | l1 :0 0 | 1 1 :3 0 There'* a Bible there and II J il «H lW M»'**"* IT< >■****«• fvwc««i seems that thev always open II JtfSUkM fcOwaa lesayssr fliamea hfltwry up to a place where there's some r«»t*« jr« t*u* IWtaX C s /Wii Ka-*" 1*a*n*v Mtos hope " — _ IWopM Upon* Each Gideon Bible spell* oul I0iue«« frWesMS | the way few one to hermne a Carts tar CNUtaaa UrVa-y’ r s * v H tnM • t a u * Jam Gatotr • Christia n , and lists recorn I jUarta I b tw u a C M mended passagr* lor comfort, ■awusa ''•* O w t C a y v n ft, ••• K [Teal guidance and other needs In m . Cw — r*>.. E n g lis h , both King Jam e s CaOwaa Uowcwf fc f L Bnca pteee ra n | MnT4*i S » w i Version and Nrw International t a »O T tell i Fat Care fc fm M Version Bibles are printed JaacaCtW"* Naturally, the Gideons never v w a a il casual Caaan At baiar j0***e<. jr#t. charge (or Ihe Btbles. which are [aaiwiftaa Cntmtnt «y-a U i l m >» >»*« NlWWre (tranced through donations hy take .to lfa u n ic i r -r z v r u B a i a g i numbers or others The North Seminole ram ps expense* lor jDst s F U««» ->■»«* kn»— ,S n ba l. Om ]*•*•** V fc»*« CfN !« l i t a iw S C w ia n a iO J m i lawaiy Hu*** Bible* In Ihe tW T-W l year was «r»«v*~ka><wfnr' ‘o W»»u L w a *1-»*«' Wl~L« HW __ ‘(iijHM L j Stk; 'tqVwi < mw ' j jifw Bn llffi One hundred percent of CTV |QS |»» cl all money donated to Gideons it s ; — *=? R— eWMMS M la ia pw Case**1_ r s to purchase amt distribute C **»«»*-* Ihles Vf**-aa_JJ»« ex Uaaasart Kto h i j l y jFI**— ****** HaasaCw tt»ar»l i*a»»»«e )0»* The North Srm lnolr camp serves Sanfcwd and lutke Mary ICiP P f ]«a*a>t m u Mm flaai ' ( n e l M r l u a u s e •• Ik s e 1 •• ***** * • li !•»* V « n a i V i w jlaayw kliawf laa Jamf p* e »a e «a .s n i x.* • while the Orlando Nurtheast f •»»]__ • fleaewse XMw* p « u a s» w Ceeeae ]c camp serves thr remainder ol f t i tvaa ttaajai ■ CM* ,10 Miivwe.* lift • I Jm>#0#r***iri v •••• Srmlnolr County and a nod hern kUI M Ca m |«> ila I w ivgaai_______ p a w W |m r»,s« ia»w a ______ portion of Orange County IfTV V l M JMW f KawWtr Fw*e«a k w w Every Saturday morning. Gi Mr _ . _ _ pad"* FCawUtr t e n '...m lis L BMTTK l** deems wcwldwide can hr found Waatlja a Cay jto«*a £*"■-" W*W* g i g g A " _ p v t* t -* *» i a ifarW ar < »y»asi__♦ U w »•<-.« # •_]W a a i« « W w i *> f r e a d in g S c r ip t u r e for IS minutes, praying on thetr knees t aw«aa ' tUmJeHAaawam fUau t U *ii*. W Z 5 5 ^3 ^S Z j lew 15 minutes and then enjoy­ a**-* Uw*a«« • hva B S C *S- kwKWQ oTaaa WMSua q M M I l U M# ing brraklasl together Thetr CVmwsa>aa*> lywf<am«0) prayer* arr lor worldwide dts Kamai ICan u tiewi »»■ * trtbutkm of the Bible, lor fw-oplr Bsii* !W flflT^tU a .’e i " j> iT a r Waoiaay jc^aaa ~Rarlaja ~laa«a Urwaataw W «wa ' to torn to Christ and for |tost or* iW T T ii M a i ISaw lia loaa K u a q l l m c a u a jJ r a a a ^ C a w T S ar . y v - v .M .. th w iT l fWTWhaaiwrwa S a l - M l » w t «a * < i« u a i l iaia r r p V w i l i w )C<iS€» IG i W— a ha# 6 a«w t a i T W r ; p» V* Continued from Page 1C Important In parent*' eyr* T h r degree to which this sprrlulnrss Is conveyed drtrrminrs how a child vie w s his world and hlinself. Building self-esiteem translates In to s p e n d in g tim e w it h children. Funding this crucial time ts the single (actor that separate* the rxcrllrnl parents from the others, the prtce we must |wy for our chlldirn to feel cherished requires diligence about their role und come to understand the nature und needs of children. "Discipline" lends to el Id l Images of parenl* punishing chllitrrn. usually by s|Miiklng. (Despite the belief that puddling children is unaccepta­ b le . Its p ra c tic e Is c o m ­ monplace.) On the contrary, the pur|>ose of discipline should be to guide children toward an acceptable behavior and to teach them to make prudent and responsible decisions Given a preference, ihe majori­ ty of parents would choose to have a wondrous bond and rap|Mir1 with thetr children Re­ lationships with children can be altered so that tills Is possible, provided that urrnndlllonul love Is the foundation. The uumorlal hymn to love In 1 Corinthians 13 of the filhle demonstrates love's framework "larve Is patient and kind love Is not III mannered, or selfish, or Irritable; love does not keep a record of wron#t love never gives up..." Herding these tidings during Ihe Y u lrlld e and especially Ihruughoul the year would lead to Im p ro ve d d ire c tio n s In child-rearing SUNDAY’S TELEVISION HZ g 1 2 :0 0 1 2 :3 0 1 1 :0 0 1:3 0 I 2 :0 0 W** »• •• ftHrws Viram Waryis. 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M isr [CAiHiwaa IW0W FertunaPaasit)^ QitiaH (q an *1 a» (Ben Uaody Oa*at flaad) | |Antartl<a tea Graanpaaca OutMill IN i<BAJii m 'ta i niivVxrooPrta>-cru final Iflyionriti>( WTBr rrsAUi Vf M-1 g For 24-hour listings, see TV Week Issue of Friday, Dec. 23. HOROSCOPE By Bernice Bede Osol YO U R B IR TH D A Y December 38. 1988 Your fKtssihlttlles for having secret desires fulfilled 111 Ihr year ahead look brilrr than usual How the se d e v e lo p m e n ts uunsptrr will crime tn a series of surp rises C A P R IC O R N (Dec 22 Jan t9| You will derive great Joy today from cluing itongs (or others who are not as fortunate as yourself Your kindness und compassion arr admirable at­ tributes Know where to look lor romance and youit llnd It Th r Astro-Graph Matchmaker in ­ stantly reveals which signs arr romantically |>ertect for you Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, I* t) Box *31428 Cleveland. OH 4410 1 3428 A Q U A R IU S IJan 20 Frb ltl| This could t>r a very Important day for you where the ful Hitmen I of a hope or w ish Is concerned You might rrrriv r sorurihmg lor which you've hern longing PISCES (Feb 20 Marc h 20) Admirers and loved one* are By Bernice Bede Osol T O U R B IR TH D A Y December 26, 1988 In Ihe year ahead you might take on more responsibilities or duties where your work or career Is concerned On Ihe plus side. Il should also enable you to lake home a hitler pavetic-c k C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22 Jan 19| Don't feel awkward today about taking advantage of a situation thal a (rtend of yours lacked Ihe talent to exploit properly. However, don't cut this person entirely out of the picture. Major changes are ahead for Capricorn in the coming year Send lor your Astro-Graph prediction* haLiy. Mall $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o tills newspaper. P.0. Box 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be sure to slate your zodiac sign A Q U A R IU S (Jan 20Fcb l!M This Is not the right day lo discuss a delicate Issue wllh your male thal always reopens an old wound every time It Is brought up It's not apt to br liannonlously rewdvrd now. PISCES |Fch 20-March 201 After your work Is concluded lor the day. try to forget II and rrlax. If you continue to think about what still nectls doing, you might have a restless night. A R IE S IMarch 21 April 19) Even though you'll realize you s h o u ld be d ire c tin g y o u r energies to practical assign­ ments that need doing today, you mlghl Ire tempted to play Instead This may he an unwise choice. T A U R U S (April 20 May 20) Try to udhcrc to the course you've set for yourself today. If likely lo treat you in ways UhI.iv that wilt makr you (eel proud It looks like you’re at the top ol everyone's list A R IES iMarch 21 April 101 That good news from a distance which you have hern anttriput log could tie on it* way today Communication will tie coming front someone you love. TA U R U S lApril 20 M u 201 Someone w ho cares a great deal atMHit you. tint is not |Nirtlcul.irl> demonstrative, will do some­ thing nice (or you lodav in a quiet way. G EM IN I (May 2 1-June 20) You and your mate mlghl try to outdo one another today where gestures are concerned Each should tie very tiappy atioui the other's thoughtfulness. CANCER (June 2 1-July 221 R e c e n t w o r k w li I e It v o u |M-rformed well will not nnl) provide you wllh a sense ot achievement, n could also bring you material (Minuses in its w ake- It jNiys to do a gCHtdjoh LE O (July 23 Aug 221 I'roplr who love you will go out ol tlic-lr way today to express thru atlrc- lion You are much more popu­ lar than you mav realize- Aren't you the lucky one'* V IR G O |Aug 23-Sept. '22l Even though you might have other soc ial commitments today the quality tlmr you *|M*tid with your family will prove to be thr most joyous lie sure they are at the top ot your list L IB R A (Sept 23-Ocl 231 C o n d itio n s in general took rxtrem rly pleasant lor you to day. It is also likely you w ill s«-r or hear Irom people you love II you don't, take measures to get m touch w ith them vuurself SCO R P IO UNi 24 Nov. 22) Your chart indicate* that you should do quite well III Ihe gill department today. People to whom you’ve tM-rn generous will reciprocate in kind S A G IT T A R IU S I.Nov 23-Dec 211 Some very plra*.mt devel­ opment* could Ih- in the oiling for you today People you've treeii planning surprises lor might turn the tables and sur­ prise you. I C I I9 8 B . N E W S P A P E R EN TERPRISE ASSN you start making unwarranted changes, you'll begin to fee) very Insecure about vnur moves G EM IN I (May 21-June 20) Something Interesting may dr velop today that should please you considerably. However, don't talk about li to a person who mlghl resent all the nrraks going your way CANCER (June 2 1-July 221 I’osslhllllles for fulfilling your ambitions look very gtMxl today, provided you operate along practical lines Thing* could gel blown off course, however. It you take foolish gambles. L E O (July 23-Aug 22 1 It s Importunl today thal you con­ tinuously krep your objective In sight If you lack focus, you mlghl swttrh your attention at the last minute. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 221 II you make an accurate assess­ ment of your present condlllons. you're likely to see I tie hlggesl bugaboo facing you now Is your own self-doubt. 'Hilnk positive L IB R A |Sept 23-Ocl 23| You're not apt to have any problems today w llh people you've previously dealt with successfully, but It’s best you tread ruutlmisly II you have to do business with strangers SCO RPIO It v i 24 Nov 22) You may t>e a slow starter today and not slip Into full gear until later In the afternoon Then It's likely thr sparks will fly when you strive In make up for lost lime. S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov 23 Dec 21) Most ol tlic work for some­ thing you're planning lo do today with someone else could In- felt lip lo you If I ht- duties aren't spelled out m advance. (C ) 1988. NEWSPAPER E N ­ TERPRISE ASSN P “COUPON- — — — - J ! 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I lie Sot in slm iilr was laitn. lied on an u n in .m n ril i r n io l r controlled iw o o r b ii m atdrn flight Nov U* rite laum h and la n d in g ttoth shown on S t v in ir lr n s io n marked a signlfh aril su.* r « lor ih r Knssian s p u r program w h ic h a s o IH r t had laum h rrl H2 major sjtatr m issitnislo r llir tra r For ih r Nalwaial Arm nautlrw and Spa. r Ad ministration w hich along w ith lilt Air Fn rcr laimtlN-d trw rr Ilian 10 major sp .ttrlh g h is d u rin g llir same |«-|Ks1 l'»H* was a tear of r r t o t r r t Ih r tear llir I'lM , (T ia llrn g rr s h u lllr disasin was llli.tllt pul lo irs l w III) llir suit rs s lo l laum ll ol llir slm iilr Dis. o ve rt on S rp l 21* Itui II also was a tra i nt transition tor ihr l S s |m i r program tuir that s rt Ih r stage lol I'W * when more Ilian 2<i major n » k u laum hrs a ir pl.um rd in. h id in g s r t r n s h u lllr m issions and ih r d rh ui <*t new u n m a rin n l r«« k r is ordered in llir wake ol llir I tia llrn g rr disaster lo g lt r llu- nation .tt •f M I u g lis h b *«*ai* ' lim it Matlte. sjm ah tlw lung.Mgr wills a IM lkltnll Ofnliarhn IlMhlk •Ii n . From NASA to Moscow, nations looked skyward yy.tsii. .i i p M h lrli "i 'In • lin .l.lt Ryan \n ellquellr hook Oh Ho.Idv's going lo Itavr lit Irani wlirn not to shiait oil hlH nmuih • Mik> fhlka l" i"-- in ro u n d ........ fth« N rl playolls • Al l>.itis SnriH real fool hall |ilayer* Instead ol ili.ii glamour hungry limit h ol sissirs h< lias now GROUPS • The U S Nat t Medal* all around Inr the Job llirv ve done in ill* Persian tiull • 1 1,< ri< • \ ..... .. al hostag. lliai . tplndrs tun r II St •l|tl Ilf III • III. United Sal Iona I >ulit i liala lot apeinl mu ili.Mis.tmls .4 doll.its lot a s|a t lal srsslon III Geneva tli.it <air-ti-d loletrorist organizations • ii.. Demia-raltr I'a rly . .n u ll.la ir A real p rrsid rn llu l I n %|k i i r |<IHM was a tra r III whit h m il lil'u r r was In Ihr Im U u . r. said Fonesi M .ta r tn e t d U rtlo r «>l 'he K r . . . . . .1 , S | M .. 1 .otr, n was a | r it .4 * l t e a l a n .l tin \rrt s.i,isiietl I think w. tame through witli living. ol.us l III lap III I'lN 1! a ir Ih rrr ol NASA s highest prior lit s* u n<» mtssions the \pril 2** laon. h >*l iht Magellan V rim s radar m.tp|» r ilu «*>i 12 laum h ol Ih r long .tw .tllril Iia lllro lo p llr t pr..l>r and llir D rtrin lirr il.p lu t n ir itl ol llu >1 l hlllloit lliih h h Spa. • l rlrst i .|h - h i Larth oftiil Ih r |t»H*l <|t lu ll ol I h r r« | * r tif 1 a h lr l a u n r l l t r i m Irs or n . V s m a rk s Ih r m o s t v is it ilr s ig n o l a Bee S p a c e , Page H I) Shuffle Discovery pul U.S. back In space when it was launched on Sept. 29. Seminole may get air ambulance By S U S A N L O O C N Herald stall writer SANFORD - An air ambulance lirliinptrr mat t»- m the liilm r lor Srtmnolrfounts m l'**to I think wr t r Itrrti rea.lv lor n lor awhile s.ml (larv K.ris* i ttninlt dim lor ol pi ittl l< s.drlt I Ills is llir ttrnd All Otrr ih r tiHinirv agent lew art* 1.lining lo ih r saint t nut lusion Oils IS Iht- must l l l f i r i l l W.tt lo J.lot Mil wlVK r Although SrmUmh County is stated lit ilu Orlando Hrgional M. dual 1 . tilt 1 s Alt •ate mcrllt.il Ii 1 11. o p I c r K .tls ri said llia i See Chopper. I’age 8D M*t Hd rttolo by Rescue personnel from O R M C rush an accident victim to a w aiting helicopter. Art exh ib it focuses on the hom eless . . I'tt-tcr. Kit Herd a. Kugm. (la. ft. .«.!<■ ailll ksli III Mu hat,Is and M. pin n U n ite d P ra t* I n t e r n a t io n a l A l l A V I A — ILtg I.idles and wtnos share a stag.with the rinptt ryes 111 t Itlldrrn and Ihr lost hope nt lamiltrs In a series ol stark images that |M,itiat llir* growing problem ol Immrlessnrss in Ihr l nltrd problem is not Just a big city one This o of • homoloss man stooping undor d bushes was taken in downtown Sanlord * ' "I'lomrlrss III A m . tit a Is an rslltblllnn n l 1*1 Ida. k and w hin plmlngraphs that allrinpis ••* strrrtiivptc.il views ol the Immrlrss. s.ml Mu ha. I rtans I'rrsl.lrnt Kr.ig.m s p. is.mal photograph, t lirlw rrn I*IHI and l ‘WS and cxccutivr pr.Mlmrr ol the prujrcl , .... I want Ihr people who see llirsc pi. Hues lo think alMiut llir issue and how llirv h f l aluml llir issue. Kvanssai.l I don t want tn .o iivrrl anvlMMlv or su.tin* world , . . Hot Im . .nisr rvrrvlHMly serins lo Im so mshr.l UnI.iv and have so many problems It s somelt, tint verv dllll. ull lo try and llgurr oul wli. re >mi lit it th. eomimmltv at large and what vim should Im- doing whether It s asking pollllrlans nmgh t|urttlloiis nr giving time to people who are trying h> help rso.ob, isu ii a..mosdo Kvans selected the 04 pictures In Ihr exhibition on a morning whon Ihe lomporaluro was In Iron, more than 0.000 entries, w ith most oI the wotk Iron, noted |ilnito|ourn.dists Marv Lllrit Mark. Hill tho 30s S ,'l'h." pl.nins ntn Ihe g.mmi It..... ............................. .. • »"« I.inilh.il l*",l r s . till.Iren and stnglr women th. last, si growing segment ol Ihr homeless |xipiilaU<>n 'These ate not simplv images ol tradlt..... .. liomelrssn. ss s.n.1 Kh/aln th lft.it .1. lit manager ..I tin High Museum at Ihr C.eorgia I'aelll. < •nl. i w here the r» hlbillon runs nitill I eh •* "Th. se ate Images ol mothers and . htldten veterans and mnawavs vl.ltms rd evt.llnn Liyr.JIs an.l menial dines* - all |*e..ple w tt limit homes sin s.,1.1 I hrse photos give la. rs and lives to a group nl iK-nple we trod to see as Just statist I. s O u r ol Ha.. In n s lavorllr photographs is a pi. one nl .. woman huddled on Ihr ground m Lalavriu Park .11 ross III. si reel I rum the yvh.tr Utilise ruling whal ■i|)|M*.its lo I n *a pie. e id lot leu ft tilt All vou have to do Is look out your If .ml window lo see the ptoldrm she said It s then and ll s ^V'sinn.iies id the mimhrr ol homeless jM-ople in America rang,* from :WW.OOO to :i million T lir National Menial Health Ass.M i.uion s .iv s m i percent See llomele**. Page OH OF THE NEWS, READ �tO — Sanford Haraid. Sanford, Florida — Sunday. Dscsmbsr 25. 19M Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Heraldi (USPS 411 1M) 300 N. FRENCH AVE-. SANFORD. FLA. 3277 I Area Code 407-322-2011 or 831-9093 Wayna 0 . Dayta, Pvbluhar Ronald W. Marla. Executive Editor Malvln Adkinv Advarfiting Director Home tVIlvrry 3 Monthj. 114.73;<JMonths. (2? oo. Year. IS I 00. In S U I - t f - i: 3 **onlh*, 120 2 jt 6 Month* ?j/.U0 Ynu. MU 00 Out Of Sta*..- Mall: 3 Month l i t 84 SIlORlfH Yzsr 178 00. EDITORIALS iLet them eat ^certificates Now that winter has settled In. one would expect the Social Security Administration to be out there trying to relieve the suffering of the people living oil our strrets. Ax lenol that 's what Congress Intended. Th e 19R7 federal budget authorized $1.25 million last year and $2.5 million In grants for outreach programs for the homeless. Th e program made sense because many of the mentally and physically disabled on the atreets clearly qualify for benefits for the Supplemental Security Income, which Is administered by Social Security. Th e money could help provide food and shelter for them. But Rep. Te d Weiss. D-N.Y.. says the Social Security Administration didn't spend a dime on outreach grants. On the other hand. Weiss said. Social Security Administrator Dorcas Hardy did agree to spend $1.6 million on fa n cy ce rtific a te s for S o cial S e c u r ity beneficiaries. .* A Social Security spokesman blamed Con­ gress for not providing extra funds for the homeless outreach program. That's a lame excuse. We're not talking about building the Stealth bom ber. Th e outreach effort Is re la tive ly Inexpensive. If H a rd y co uld earmark $1.6 million for useless certificates, surely she could scrape up some grant money so that more disabled homeless people could receive SSI benefits. In fact. In an era of budget deficits. It should never have been a high priority. Hardy has been lobbying Bush's aids for a Job In the next administration. We wonder whether she's a suitable candidate for another highranking post. Do we really want top officials whu appear more concerned w ith wall decorations than helping the mentally 111? iROBERT WAQMAN Fight looms over military shutdowns W ASHINGTON — Congress Is seeking to close unneedrd military (mats in an attempt to make significant savings In the Pentagon's budget, but Brere ma*- be a kmg. bitter fight N-fore any hasrs p..- actually -\hut daw r. Store *hc rnd of World War II, the 1‘rntagcn lias ensured Congress' approval al h» • n ’iul budget requests by spreading the wraith an and In as many congressional districts as possible One way to accomplish this was to establish military bases In the home districts of kry representatives. As a result, increased military spending would often directly afTeet the economy of the eongresamember's district, and a "no" vote would be a vote directly against the Interests of kry constituents. Many of these bases have long outllvrd any military necesalty. Calls for the<r closure, however, have almost always been met with resistance front those representatives whose sts'es and d1st Mels would be adversely effected. Realizing the |>otltlca) difficulty In chousing which bases to close. Congress last year established a complex process that would lead to base closures but would take the responsibility o(T of Congress' shoulders Congress established a 12 member committee — the "Commission On H u m - ('Insure and Realignment.** Its members w rrr appointed by the secretary of defense The committee Is hradrd by former Sen. Abraham RlblcolT. D Conn . and former Rep. Jack Edwards. H-Ala The committee Is charged w ith pro­ ducing s list uf bases that eouH be dosed and presenting that list to the secretary of defense. He has the option of killing the e n t ir e list or f o r w a r d in g It to Congresa. The closures. If approved, would then go Into effect — unless a f basnsIn the m a jo rity In both districts and houses of Congresa states of most voted to reject the members of entire list. JftW Y U l The commission .. be?of*fora w o rk in g In great long lime to secrecy. Those close come J to Its deliberations, though. Indicate that at most perhapi two dozen suggested closures will be made (There are 471 major military boars tn the Unltrd States \ NEWS I T E M : G B O R f fiB U S R W D W N C W L L W O T T 0 X W J 6 H I N G T O N , D . C . t T O M H 0 c t ) " " h .THUTERTD^'VWOTPMCWERT5AN ALIEN1. Somewhat less easy to believe Is (he conclusion that the quality of homework done while watching TV doesn’t differ from that of homework done In silence. The authors may Ik- right In saying there Is no evidence for this cfTcct, hut the conclusion seems so Illogical that it cries out for furthrr study. Anothrr candidate lor more research is the authors' finding that TV doesn't reduce kills' attention span, despite the ever-increasing puce of both programming and ads. Clearly, society has a long way to go lK-forc It truly understands what TV does to kids — not to mention adults. Berry's W orld Not ANOTHER former spin doctorl" JA C K ANDERSON Drug concealment becomes a fine art W ASHINGTON - T h r Ayatollah Khomeini frowns on Ihr usr and prixtuctlon of drugs in Iran Maybe that's why somr rlevrr drag smugglers put ihe frowning visage of thr ayatollah on a Italrh of pictures and plaques shipped from Iran tn New York They must have figured customs officials would never suspect the plaques had opium hidden In their hollow tracking They figured wrong Customs Inspectors in Nrw York didn't buy the Idea that an importer had found a market for Ihr ayatollah's (are In Ihe United States They tore t h r p la q u e s a p a rt a nd fo u n d more than 28 pounds ol opium sticks That kind ol police w ork deserves to Ik to u te d , and II Is Intiled quietly am ong d r u g e n f o rc e m e n t agencies w ho share such finds an th rlr sister agencies can tie on the alrrt for s im ila r s m u g g lin g techniques Research: TV has little effect American children spend an average of 12 to 25 hours a week watching television, but no one has yet developed conclusive evidence of Just what impact this has on kids. Surprisingly, a recent survey by University of Massachusetts psychology professor Daniel Anderson and graduate student I'atrkia Collins suggests that T V has little discernible cfTcct. Th e authors of the report found the research literature on the subject to be sparse and the studies of T V 's effects arc extremely hard to do. It Is primarily on this basis that they are able to raise doubts about the truth of some widely held assumptions about T V 's effect on children. For instance, no evidence has been devel­ oped that children arc either mesmerized or overstimulated by watching T V . or In some w a y m ade m ore passive, despite the widespread assumption that watching the electronic box produces Just these traits. Similarly, there is little apparent proof for the widely held assumption that T V takes time away from reading or even affects reading development. The list Is due In Secretary of Defense Frank Carlurrl's hands on Dec. 31. He Is supposed to forward It to Congress, If he chooses to. by Jan. 10 Congresa has six weeks to review the list. bcgi.inl'ig on Man h 1 It .rill have 4ft days U* vole tok.II the er.dre graces* Earring su -h a vote, *hf closures **.! ‘s ir nl'ce — but no carper than Jan I, 19%. Secretary of Defense Carlucd Is on record as supporting the commission, and he la expected to approve Its rerotnmendatlona It Is also likely that most mrmheni of Congrrw* will aup|x>rt Us recommends that* because Itasra In a majority of congressional districts and stairs will remain untouched, and the pressure to close additional hoses will hr off lor at Vast s decode In other words. Itasrs In the districts and stales of most members of Congress will be safe for a lung lime to come. If Congress kills the cummlaalon's work, hnwrver. there might be pressure to close some of the bases In thesr "safe" states. Mrmtwrs who serve districts and stairs where bases are rrmnunendrd lor closure will light hard to defeat the list. Then, low there Is already a major argumrr.! being made that the com­ plicated guidelines given the commission are flawed (C| 1B8S NEW SPAPER E N TE R P R IS E ASSN. ELLEN GOODMAN War continues in toyland BOSTON — For once, the world news ts In tune with the Clirlstmas-carol Mu/ak In the shopping mall. In the Middle East, they are playing variations on the theme ol peace on earth. In Europe they arr dancing around the [X M A lh llliy of arms reduction In America, even the wary arr not as quick lo equate the word Russian w ith the word enemy. But In Ihr ulslrs nl the nirga-loyslore wherr I am shopping, there Is no dearih of war. no s) tort age ol hostility or violence. Wartoys — (hr oxymoron thal sells — take up three full aisles Mere the mill!ary-Indus!rial complex Is alive and well. A B I It bomber Is for sale for a mere $14.95. The Indomitable G I. Joe drives a lank that can bomb defenses 140 miles away. The latest In Arm y Gear boasts a technological wonder lhal would set any general s head spinning a hand grenade that turns into a hunker An entire wall beside me is lined with the training toys or future combatants Motorized Blasters and Zap-lt Zingers. Uzl Wutrrguns and Water Lazrrs. guns and ammo of every description guaranteed to I k - safe and clean, if lilts Chrtslnias Is like Iasi Christmas, one out of every ten toys under the tree will carry this message Fighting Is fun 1 don't subscribe to that notion. Nor do I subscribe lo the notion that every kid who plays war today will monger war tomorrow, lint I am struck. In tills s r u M in of relative peace In Ihe world, by the capacity of the loyrnukers to go on finding. Inventing and promoting enmity. I wheel iny curl through their treacherous terrain. In aisle 3. Heroic Aulobots are ul war with the Evil Deceptlcons. Nearby the Thundrreats are In romhat with the Mutants. In aisle 4, the Foot Clan Is attempting to stomp nut the Ninja Turtles And In aisle 2 In the midst ol oilier video Billie*. ihe Defender Team from planet Llgaras Is being attacked by alien marauders " T h e H e ro ic Forces use incre dib le miniaturized hattlr grai to drlrnd freedom against Ihr evil Enemy Forces!" I thought I had become somewhat Immune to the popularity of these toys, these props sponsored by ihr hall-hour commercials that pass for children’s television these days. Hut what bewilders me Is that adults go on b a n k ro llin g these va st a rs e n a ls of mlsrduratlon toys for their sons The distance be­ tween the fantasy world sold hrrr and the real one In the dally news Is greater even than the dis­ tance between guns th a t sh o o t p a in t pellets arid guns that one out of shoot bullets In the every ten toys toy aisles, warn have under the winners, powrr leads Christmas tree to v i c t o r y , a n d will carry this heroes are the most message: violent. Fighting Is But In the true fun J stories of modern war — Korea, V i e t n a m . Afghanistan. Angola. Iran and Iraq — powrr has hern a dubious asset and winning has proved elusive. The heroes are not those who ran "battle with aliens at the sprrd exceeding thr nprrd of light In a dark unknown space." They are people who sit month ufter month, with a pen and |M*nrll. negotiating. The scenarios In ihr tx>xes are as complete as those of any scriptwriter. Action Figures, stars of T V screen and toy shelf, come with biographies longer than their plastic frames. Warriors carry diverse psychological profiles, but a single storyline that would delight the Defense Department — the purely good defending against ihe clearly evil. And winn­ ing: "Th e residents ol Llgaras arr being abducted and turned Into mutants. You as the top gun of the Delender Team must save those |x-ople." "Mumnira Is Ihe awesome, all-powerful evil being whose quest Is lo rapture the powrr of the Sword of Omens " The further away we are Irom real war. I am told, the more adults open thrlr purses to wartoys. Maybe so. Maybe It Is easier In (leacetlinc (or tut adult to forget that such gifts come with a slump of approval on thr Idea thut fighting Is playing. But In this week before Christmas. I look In vain down thrse aisles for playtools for Ihe young to practice what we are slowly learning In our own mini-steps toward peace on earth: Wur Is nothing lo toy with. Do we do tor children then whut we do for adults? Go on supplying the toyboxrs of the world with fantastic weapons that don't win victories? Go on following primal storylines I hat only work with cartoon figures? 1088, T h e Boston Globe Newspaper Company/Washlngton Post W riters Group T h r El Paso In ­ f Thai kind of telligence Center is a police work fe d e ra l I n f o r m a ­ deserves to be tion sharing agency touted.£ th a t g a th e rs i n ­ telligence about drugs and distributes It to nine federal departments Involved In thr drug war. Including the tkug Enforcement Adnilntstra lion and the U.S. Customs Service. Our associate Dale Van Alta has seen a secret report from thr center warning drug agents lo expect the unexpected Wide picture frames are usrd by drug traffickers to conceal thrlr drug* U.S Customs lns|v« tots at Lo* Angeles Interna llon.il Airport once discovered ft.000 media qualonr tablets Inside wixxlrn picture frames Wooden furniture Is also a favorite Eight pounds of lieruln w rrr (mind Inside four liand-rrallrd wixxlrn rixim dtvldrrs being shipped from Thailand lo San Francisco. W ooden lamps and gaming tallies tiorn Lebanon were shipped to San IXrgo with 200 pounds ol hashish In Ihe backgammon tables and I ft pounds tn the lamps DEA agrrils In Seattle noticed u crack In a wixxlrn bust arriving from Rio dr Janeiro They suspected Ihe Tlgurr Bid lieen cul In half and glued Itack togrtlw-r. They were right. When they popped open the bust, four kilograms of cocaine fell out. Traffickers will also hollow out the frames and rannrre of wrxxlrn shipping rralrs and pallets to conceal drags One load of crates arriving tn Miami from Colombia carried 94 pounds of cocalnr One smuggler tested that method by hiding 43 bottles of wine In the false drxjr of u shipping crate coming from I'orlugal. Customs agents found It. Thai drug smugglers have experimented with plywood sheets that are lam luted logrthrr to rrrale Internal holes DEA agents noticed u pile of plywrxxl with sheets that were more Ilian I Inch thick. Plywood Is usually less tlian an Inch, so the agents went to work. They found mart|uanu Inside. How do drag agents know where lo look? They srarch for anything that looks Irregular — c o n ta in e r n u m b e rs th a t are u n professionally stenciled, wood that sounds hollow when tupped or a commodity thal Is unusuul lor Its country of origin. Containers coming from countries where drags are pnxlured are automatically suspect. LETTER S T O EDITOR l.cllcrs ter Ihe editor are welcome. All Idlers must be signed and Include a mailing address a n d telephone number. Letters should lx- on a single subject and as brief us |xisslhlr, The Sanford Herald reserves the right In edit. | �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. December 25. IMS — 3D Duplicating files not wise spending LETTER S A Christmas message "Joy lo the World!” T h r keynote of Christmas sounds forth Irorn multitudes of church choirs and choral Krnups. Radio and television join In Ihc refrain as II echoes serosa Ihe airwaves of the land Rich and poor, black and while, urban businessman and rural farmer, find common {{round as they celebrate the season The theme symbolizes the yearning* and aspirations In Ihe hearts and llvrs of both Ihe humble and Ihe mighty of Ihe nation. They are seeking lo rise abovr the sombernrsn and sordldnrss of everyday life — they are searching for more meaning, more happiness, more joy. than life has brought them The m *aag? of Christinas i one of Jlvfne tnli rvcniton lo sha«|e. tor indifference, to dtspel our p re ju d ic e .', to awaken ‘ he dcr'ical responses of human understanding, compassion, etneem and love. Christmas Is more than a holiday! It Is a time for family gathering*, for receiving and giving gifts, for sharing with Ihe unfortunate and needy, for religious worship and festivities As “Joy lo ihe world, thr laird In tome.” Introduces the Christmas season, we are reminded that Cod sets before us a vision lo arhlrvr. as a twin Ihemr also echoes forth. "Peace on earth, gotal will lo all mankind .” The ultimate of jov and happiness can only come lo lire people* of tile world when they learn lo llvr together In harmony and understanding. In peace and friendship Ovrs is a mission to raputurr the dual message and share It. not only with friend*, neighbor* and family, but also with (hose of diverse ethnic, racial and rrllgiuo* background* throughout the earth For JO Y and PEACE are the twin frulls of Christmas Only as prrjudlt es and hatreds arr dissolved ran peace be at hlevrd Only as there Is |ieace and un­ derstanding hrtwren people* and nation* ran rral joy anil happiness lie attained May (he iwtn refrains eelto over all Ihe world — "Joy lo the world, the Lord Is come " For God has promised. "Peace on earth, good will lo A LL James Speesr Chapllan Lt. Col t'SAF ret Altamonte Springs Bush isn’t gullible In David Hrodrr'a column (lire |H) he quotr* from speeches by tleorge hush Though he agrees with the presidentelect the says) on some question* about Mr Gorbachev's sincerely and ability lo change Ihe Soviet direction, hr seems to think Ihe presidentelect Is loo slow In accepting Mr Gorbachev's offer to reduce conventkmal wra|ion* H r reminds us that our N A TO allies arr (raising Mr G It Is not thr first lime the world has been looted Even Winston Churchill and Franklin KfMMrvrlt swalkiwrrl Stalins "change'' pro- poganda vice President Hush Is right lo take his time and see Why should we pull the Soviets' chestnuts out of the fire? A proof of their slnrerrty would tie a much larger reduction In tanka and soldiers a rom plrir pull-out Irorn Afghanistan with no string* attached, and withdrawal Irorn Central AmerU ii As for arreting Mr Aralal'a peer offerings. If It means giving up what tile Isarells (ought for and won against adds In l!M>7. since when do nations return what they win in wars? We owe something to Ihe Jews They lu»ve made grind citizens Irorn Ihe earliest settlement of this country. Few people rrtneber that llaym Solomon, a rich Jew. gave W-aihlngton money to ronllnue his light In Ihe terrible winter at Valley Forge. Arafat was connected with a known terrortst. the murderer of a helpless man In u wheelchair This unrest win a part of the planning of the recent propogauda "Wh.it frails thews mortals lie " Puck was smart luielllr Campbell Sanford US. wront to ban Arafat It Is somewhat Ironic that Mr. Shultz says wc can't have Mr Arufat at the U.N. because he la a terrortst If you can't call him a cmmunlst or a liberal, that's the next best thing Mr. Hegln really was better qualified for the title. Hut look who's hollering "lemirlsf’ — the guy from the country that has enough nuclear weapons lo blow up all the major cities of the world. Ihe country whtsh supptryrd regimes ol murder and torture In Iran Argentina. Pakistan. Nicaragua. HI Salvador, laicis. Qunbodla. Peru. Halil, etr. None of their dtsctutoni. many of whom have now tiern overthrown by the people, could have maintained their m urderous suppression by killing thousands without firm U S support financially und from the CIA. We have bankrupted the U S . both morally and financially, with the continued support of oppression. The utmost unanimous vole of Ihe U.N. lo hear Mr. Arafat Is Indicative of Ihe fart that work opinion Is no kinger controlled hy U S force, money or propogundu. Let's wake up und work for peace and humanity. Prosperity und security are not obtained by spending most of our revenue* on military mailers while homeless children live In Ihe streets of New York. Nicaragua. Orlando, or anywhere else in the world Mohummud Y. Lufll Orlando Wrong Greek cited The Greek who placed pebbles In his mouth In order lo correct Ills speech w-uw not Aristotle but Demosthenes This error was noted In an article by M r. Ile d b crg w hich related to the Toastmaster* organization. VirglniaS. Herndon Wlnltfr Springs Correction In a letter whiten by Ruth M. Hamilton about her visit to Costa Rica, which appeared In the Dec. 18 Herald. Ihe word "Aulomatlcas" In Aulomaylcas .into Muller* was mlspellcd due to unfamlllahly of Ihe editor with Ihe Spanish language. Also. Mrs. Hamilton's article which uppeared In Hie Herald last year was titled "Costa Rlcu Is Unarmed Democracy. Newly-elected Seminole County Commission­ er Jennifer Kelley has requested volume* of typed and taped data from the county dating back to 1070. She has asked for Information relative lo the county planning and zoning board, u list of all county com mil Ires, their member*, reports and minutes, and a list of all companies providing services that were paid 910.000 or morr. Mrs. Kelley Is to tie commended for her zeal to do a good job for the voters of Seminole County and her willingness lo rrsrarch Ihe file* dating back to 1070. However, because Mr* Kelley ha* access lo any data she needs since Seminole County was Incorporated, there Is no need for her lo have data reproduced at taxpaer*' rxoense u..<i token home All she neru* '<• do Is research the existing county flic* Mr* K*lley's ratlin ok' foe h r ' request i* "It’s a way for me to get a handle on what's going on Since I am new. It will help me to go bark and see If procedures have been followed conslstrnlly through Ihe years ” Whal procedure* are Mr* Kelley alluding lo? If the procedure* were not followed In 1070. howdors Mr* Kelley pro|iosr lo rectify these procedure* In 1080? Why r an t this research lie conducted from the <minty file* rather than Irorn copies made at great taxpayer expense’’ It Is estimated that fulfilling Mr* Kelley's request will interfere with ihe normal duties of county mplo/ees. sloe* down r o v '’v operation* and list lb* taxpayer* of Seminole County hundred* of thousands of dollars Imagine whal would happen nationwide If every newly-elected city, county, state and federal official decided they needed copies of data spanning almost 20 years. In view of Ihe fact that Mrs Kelley wus elected lo serve the residents of Seminole County, and not to spend county money In this unusual manner, she slandd pav for ihe reproduction of Ihe materials requested Traditionally, publlc servanls perform thrir duties by receiving Information and addressing Items on an asneeded basis from staff Mr* Kelley should be able to perform the job she was elected lo In Ihe same manner. Jusi because Mrs Kelley's lamlly business has a computer system and she wants In place county data In It. Is this sufficient Justification for the vast expenditure of county manjKiwrr and financial resources to accomplish her desires’’ Other questions that might lie posed are I* It the responsibility of taxiiayers to pay for copying this data? How Is the Information to lie used? I? Seminole C"*iniy has money to spend therr. are utai:y human needs to be ».«e* — for example, the need of abused spouses and children for a facility to house them Semin ile County has no shelter for these victims and if the county had money to spend It could more Justifiably lie used to provide care for human being! rather than for copying almost 20 year* of data Dr it an wtO rurlw t< C n w r ^ il, an* i W ' M n e o* **• MWrt.1 tw"*r K m'S Cemi*e«ser*lWi I W i * ClN H M tlN COM M ENTARY Misjudgments made in investigation Suspect in boarding house murders was ‘grandmotherly’ type person ■ y JO H N M. L II0 H T Y Press International U n ite d The su*(tectrd hoarding house slaying* of elderly outcasts in Sat ramenlo. Calif — murders allegedly carried oul in m id blooded lashlon over lime — were likely committed within an Intricate web ol d n r p lions lhal tooled so* lal workers p io h .it loq o fficer* anti even homicide detectives Criminologists familiar with serial killings say Iherr * often dlsliehef and sntnellme* mlsjiidgmerits when dealing with s u s |k -c |b who may outwardly appear normal while harboring a severe (irrsonallly dl* order lltal allows lliem lo view Iheir victims as sacrllk lal and worthless In Sacramento, where the liudies ol seven former tenants were dls covered hurled In the harkvard of a Victorian rooming house, there have tiern question* raised over police procedures that allowed Ihe |ir lin e susp e ct the frie n d ly gray haired landlady — It* te m p o ra l llv escape Although <aptured In t-o* Angeles five ilavs later. Ihe flight of Dorothea Montalvo Puente. 51* who walked away from the house during the digging left the (Miller department more Ilia n a little rmharniswrd. ( ’apt Mlt harl Kane said (Milltr at the scene knew I’urnlr bad a prUir record, serving fail lime lor drug­ ging men site mrl at liar* and robbing Ihrm Hr said they w rrr also aware she was currently on federal (initiation for lorgrry In­ volving Social Security and (irnsion i bet k* with the terms bring that she do no work lonnectrd with the elderly or Ihe disabled "We bad a federal parole olllcer with us bui be could mil violalr her parole, iherr wasn’t enough rvt(feme." said Kane, adding that obtaining enough proof of tier parole vUilatlon to obtain a federal warrant lor her arrest could have lakrn weeks Puente had monthly in­ terviews with her probation officer as required without arousing any suspicions. hr said Olllctals have had lo tiegin build­ ing a circumstantial case against Puente slncr Initial autopsies of the seven exhumed tuidlrs weren't able lo drlrrmlne an exact cause ol death A coroner’s spokesman said "T h rrr's a certain chance we won't Idrnilfy Ihe cause." T h r district attorney’s oilier said Ihe case, the handling of which Is under review hy a stale (M ille r board, would proceed against Puente regardless of autopsy IInti ings T r u s t in g P u e n te , w ho was ctNiprniting with authorities, wasn't an unusual rrsponse. even for seasoned officer*, according lo Harvey SchUi**lM-rg. a Fotrst Hills. N Y psychologist, former jM illrrman. and rrllrrd director of thr Psychological Services Center of the New York Police Department "They w rrr Idrnilfylng not with her personality, hut her physical appearance, the motherly imugr.” said Schlosstierg "It's hard to tirlirvr that mommy ran do anyIhlng wrong There's a tendency to project on the (irrson thr qualities you want to like — In tills case, mommy or grandma,’’ Ptirnlr was allowed to Iravr the death serne Nov 12 .tiler one liadly dreoni|Mi*rd body had been u n ­ covered Lalrr In Ihe day. aflrr a second bmly was found, a warrant was Issued for her arrest hut she'd already sklp|>ed town Gary G«MM)|iastor. associate dean of the law school at the University ol California al Davis, said Iherr ap­ peared lo I m- reasonable cause lo drtuln Puente slncr poller susp rrlrd morr I mmIIcs would tie u n ­ cart bed ANALYSIS Party VP says Democrats must appeal to youth Unitad Press International H U S TO N — Democrats must focua on recapturing young voters, not resolving regional difference*, in rllorts to build a party ca|Mblr ol regaining the White House, thr |iarly'a top ranking woman suv* DemiM-raltc National Committee vice chair Lynn Cutler also believe* the |iartv t* In the early siages of a generational sea change * where new leader* will emerge to push an ugrnda lhal apfieals at toss regional und generational line* The analysis came In an interview with United Pres* International during the recent National League of Cities convention In the hometown ol delealrd Democratic nominee Michael S. Dukakis "O ur biggest concern bus got to lie what arr we doing vis-a-vis thr younger voters who are becoming b rh uvloral Republicans.” says Cutler. "W'e have lar more lo tear from losing the younger voter na­ tionally than from whatever re­ gional dllfrrrncesurr hyped "That IH-to-35 range, plus Ihe 35-to-45 baby I m m u ii generation, h a s voted Republican now In two. maybe three elections. We’ve got to talk to this next generation und we’ve got lo talk to Ihrm with younger people ." Election |N>*tmnr terns repeatedly blame the selection of llbrral stall(lard hrarers such as Dukakis lor thr transformation ol the onerDritiorrullr solid South into a GOP bastion. Hut Cutler says Ihr major pro­ blem 111 11IHH was Ihr lallurr to gel out a positive message In a ’ ’ ju n k y a rd d o g ” r a m p a I g n s|M-urheaded by newly designated Krptibllran National Committer Chairman Lee Atwater. "W e just weren’t discussing. |urtly because we weren't able to, the Issues lhal w rrr driving that vote, which w rrr Ihlng* like child care, education, environment, a strong defense but a sane one," says Cutler. " T h r v look for strength. I think thrv fuund It In the newly Inrarnatrd Hush ” C u tle r says her game plan "doesn't mean you write off thr South Hut I think to try' to say you're going to pick a cundldulr who Is going to have greater apjicul for one part of the rountry than the other Is to make a big mistake.” T h r Iowa native rejects sugges­ tions that Dem ocrats need a thorough liousec'leaning In order to capture the White House. "It's clear we need to sit down and do a lot of soul-srurrhlng." she admits, pointedly adding "al least we have a soul lo search." "I do not believe this party should move to the renter. I do not bcllevr that we should try to become a pale imitation of the Republican Party.” Rather than running away Irorn Ihr "L-word” designation. Cutler believes Democrats must finally explain Ihetr view of liberalism "We should have said 'Whal d<M-s this mean? II by liberal did you mean the people who brought electricity to rural America, built th r national federal highw ay system, jirovtded education for a generation or m orr of vrterans returning from combat, made an Investment In education, believes in a pro-active government, health care for children and the elderly? You tirt. Stand right uji here and raise my hand.' That never huppenrd.” Culler believe* the eventual suc­ cessor to Paul K irk as party chairm an w ill find a h ra llh y structure and stellar leader* In need of a theme that will withstand Republican assaults. "T h e re 's a generational sea change coming here." she says, pointing to a move away from leaders such as Massachusetts Sen Edward M. Kennedy, to senators such as Kennedy's Massachusetts colleague John F. Kerry. Iowa's Thomas Hnrkln. South Dakota's Thomas Daschle. Nebraska's ItolM-rt Kerrey and Louisiana's Jon Hreaux. In the House, she points to California's Mel Levine. Georgia's W yche Fo w le r, and attractive state-level candidates surh as Govs. Roy Malms of Mississippi. Huddy Hornier of Louisiana and Hill Clinton ol Arkansas. Georgia county commissioner Martin Lulhrr King III and Uiutslana treasurer Mary Landrraux. Hut she says thr |>arty must also lie realistic about future m rdla camjKilgns that mirror Ihr Hag and furlough effort that hrljM -d Presi­ dent-elect Grorgc Hush's ride to victory. "We need to sit with some of our I m - s I media minds und think how we can lM-iier use Ihe media." she says. " T h r worst thing that will come oul of this cainjialgn Is that jieople w ho arr thinking alxiut It will look back over their entire history of irnhllc service and sav. "What thing that I dared believe In. not corrupt, not dishonest, will I see coming back at me In a negative rammerclal?"’ Culler believes thut whoever eventually emerges as the chairman will not have a major role in t railing the party’s Image and Issues. Jobs that will fall lo Capitol Hill leaders such as House Speaker Jim Wright of Texas and Senate Majority Lead­ er George Mitchell of Maine. Father’s rights were denied by adoption laws Edwatd McNamara must lie wondering If he dreamt the last 2 0 years. Surely this can’t be the country where u steadily growing number of single mothers have proven the paternity of recalcitrant father* und won supjiort for their children. Modem scientific tests haven't really taken all the onm|>h out of a fellow's "Hey. It wasn't me. I never met her before...” This can't be the same nation that slcjijM-d up ch!ld-su|i|>ort enforcement against deadlicat father* who don't even want to own up to children born In wedlock There Is no overall trrnd toward making fathers as responsible for the rare of their children as mothers Hr must have dreamt It. What else could he think? The courts of ihr United Stairs just stripped him of all rights to a daughter he acknowledged Irotn Ihr moment hr learned about her. Ihe little girl he foughl Just lo see for seven years. If you don't recognize McNamara * name, fie Is the California man who hud u brief affair with Ids daughter's mother eight years ago. He didn't Iram of the pregnancy until Ills linby was a month old. when the mother told him over lunch. Unlike a lot of similar scenarios, the mother of McNamara's daughter didn’t have to prove hr was Ihe futhrr: hr willingly admitted It. When he learned the tiuhy's mother planned to pul her up for adoption, hr tried to get custod) of his child. Hut lit* daughter was 5 months old when the trial was held, and a Judge rulrd the baby had "bonded” with the foster parents who had cared for her. T h r foster jiarents wanted to adopt the gtrl. The Judge ruled It was In her "best Intrrrst.” Hv Ihc time the California Supreme Court heard the ease, ihe child hud been adopted. Along thr way. McNumara gave up I i o j k - of custody und tried for visitation rights. In 1985. u Judge ruled ugulnst him and stripped him of ail jiarrntal rights. Early this month, the U S . Supreme Court dismissed his apjieul "for want of a jiropcrly presented federal question." You run't fault the baby's muthrr for wanting the liest life she could for her daughter; perhaps she believed udojillun by another coujilr. with McNamara conveniently oul of the picture, was liest. And no one cun say site wus wrong. Hut you wonder, loo. wli.it Ed McNamara's daughter will think of all the people who protected her from hrr biological lather, once she learns u Imiu I him — and she will. For as many adojited children who prefer to think of their adojitlve jiarents as their "real" parents and have no desire to seek out their nutural jiarents. tliere are elilldren desperute lo know where ilicy came from, to know the jieo|ile who conceived them. Many of them hale and rrscnl Ihe system tliat keejis them from that knowl­ edge and would move heaven and earth to obtain It. even against thr will of both sets of jiarrnts. What do you suv to a child whose natural lather wants to see her so badly he'd spend seven years In court fighting for thr jirtvllegr. when that child begins to wonder about her ioo|s? We thought It was In your best Intrrrst to keep your natural father away from you? How can wc demand parental rrsjMinsIhllity from a lather on one hand — can fairly wring it oul of a man In one court — and beat him uway from It In another? If the situation had been reversed. If the baby's mother had named Ed McNamara In a paternity suit anil Ed had fought It with everything he had. we'd have been glad to give him Ills parental rights — once a month, for the next 18 years. And tf hr didn't comply, we’d jnit him In jail. W «ft It s tynd'CJ'ed co'um m tt for tn# N«*tpop»r En»#fpf .t# Attooatton �I Mull- T h e ro a d b a c k fro m s u b s ta n c e a b u s e IN BRIEF ■y CAROL J. R UM M Y Diabetes among Indian mothers Morr and morr. diabetes among American Indian* 1* taking tls toll, not only on Hie 150.000 adulta affectrd but alao on the next general Inn. Even If they are not diabetic already, more than 4 percent of pregnant Indian women develop gestational dlahcte* during the sixth or *eventh month of pregnancy, according to Dr. N. Burton Aittcn. a maternal health consultant at the Phoenix Indian Medical Center. That rate 1*more than four time* r >nnal In »^e past few yean., much prrv»re»a has been r*-de In assuring a healthy baby !* bom. thanks to a gr-aler altenilor to polrniial problems and a strong drive by mothers-lo-be. • liable* of diabetic mothers are four times as likely as other Infants to have birth defect* — damaged hearts, cleft palate, cleft lip. extra fingers or toes — because the high blood sugar can alter normal development, especially early In the pregnancy. A larger sire at birth only makr* slimming down more ' difficult Obesity Incrrasr* the odds that diabetes will develop Since 1973. the Phoenix Indian Medical Center has adopted special procedures that have heljied decrease the sire and problems of newborn*. Since then the number of stillborn babies has decreased by more than two thirds Scottish test weight-loss dnig Scottish reseaichers are encouraged by lest* of a weight too* drug known as UHL36H30A. which has accelerated fat loss In 20 patients. The scientists. who work al lire Nine aril* Hospital and Medical School In Dundee, conducted a double blind, place bo-con trolled study on the drug, meaning that neither the pattern# nor doctors knew which of the 40 study participant* were gelling BRL26830A and which were getting an Inert dummy dnig. The patient* were given the medication and placed on a low fal. high liber diet lor 18 weeks When the result* were dr coded to show which pallrnls had gotten placebo and which HRL26830A. they were encouraging those getting the drug lost an average of almost 34 pounds, or 0.93 percent of their welghl per week Those gelling the dummy drug Iasi an average of just 22 pound*, or 0 61 prrrrnt of their welghl per week. Other measurements showed patients getting I1R1.26830A lost about the same amount of nitrogen — an element released when protein Is broken down — a* pallrnls gelling the placebo These urine tests and other skin fold measurements suggested It wa* accelerated fat rather than lean tissue loss that accounted for the weight k**a In the experimental patient* New cancer treatment tested Researchers In Seattle are working on a radioactive substance they hope will alleviate one of the major side effects of cancer treatment — destruction of healthy cell* by radiation and chemotherapy. The researcher* al Virginia Mason Medical Center hope a substance railed rhenium ran help slop I he adverse eflrcts of cancer treatment . In the first clinical experiment of us kind In (he nation. physician* are attaching rhenium lo antibodies, then Injecting II Into lour people with ranrer that has been diagnosed a* in n n U e TW*tlorir»rs hope the experiment will show how toxic I hr treatment could tie to patient* and how strong dosage* should > be. The first Injection* were administered four month* ago So . far. the patients seem lo be reacting well lo the treatment, said Dr. Albert Einstein Jr., who is not rrlaird to the famous phyalrlsi. maintain. The trick is to find a diet lhal ts palatable enough to slick with. T h e re are rnetabollr d if­ ference* between fal and thin people. Recent studies have documented lhal chronically overweight persons have a genetically governed, resting metabolic rale lhal is lower Ilian Ihe rate In nnn-obese people. The obese seem lo have engines that Idle al a slower speed, despile u "fuel” Intake and energy output equal lo nonobese subjects. Overweight peo­ ple have a lower caloric re­ quirement for welghl mainte­ nance (hence, they need less foodl than othrr people do This tendency Is prrsrnl from birth In u study of babies born of olx-se and non-obese mothers, researchers discovered a resting energy expenditure in Ihe 3 -m o n th -o ld Infants of fal mothers that was 20 percent Iras than the normal, allhough the Infants In both groups showed Indistinguishable physical char* octrrlallcs. In short, many babies and adults put on weight because their energy Ihermosiats are set lower than normal. Future re­ search may permit us to Identify Ihe genes controlling this and. perhaps, alter (hem. Ear the tlmr being, however, doctors and patients are lefl lo deal as best they can with a disorder whose cause Is far from clear. Al present, ihe treatment of obesity consists primarily of reducing n person's calonr In­ take lo the point where he or she Is forced lo call upon fal reserves for energy. Here are some tip* about bow to go atxnil this and save yourself the price of a diet manual. The 12 Steps to Recovery Herald stall writer SANFORD — Mike wa* 25. and sitting In the county Jail when he realised maybe the judge was right, maybe, he did have a drinking problem. He knew he was smart: bul for the life of him. he couldn't figure out how everything had managed to get so screwed up. "1 was in more trouble than I knew how to handle.” he said III* problem tsllh drug* and alcoliol startrd Innocently enough H r wan 10 years o ld .: ncaUi.g ocera with his buddies A title bit here and a little bit there, and by age In he was smoking marijuana and drinking prrtly slradlly It seemed harmless enough. It seemed lo oe what e v e ry iw was doing. Yet. all along, he was getting points knocked off ht* dm er'a license for one thing or another, until finally hts driving privilege* were suspended That was disappointment number one Friend* helped b ln out. They thought It was all kind of funny: and they happily carted him lo and from hts Disney World job Mike rirecovered walling for friends l* not always convenient, and o;g.m i healing whenever the mood struck "When 11 comes lo being sneaky and devious, addicts have got it pertly writ figured out.' Mike said ‘ i a as intelligent. I was Just out of control “ H r graduated from high school although his grade point average of 2 0. on a four-point scale, was nothing lo brag about No way did he have a problem, hr was a young man with plans, or that * what he believed H r went Into the service and look a Irst known as the Armed Services Voca­ tional Aptitude Battery Trsi. or ASVAH Hr did well enough, and thought hr was on his way lo a rareer at a Navy nuclear powrr plant A touch of bad tuck, a skin diseaw. pul him out of service. Thai was dlsap potntmrnl number two Hack lo Disney he went, and further Into a drinking problem he sank One day while driving lo work he was pulled over by poller With no lirrn*r and no plauslble r vplana I ton Mike found himsrif in Jail "I was mortified lo say the least.” he said “The worst pari was lo call mom and dad lo come ball me out My morn wasn't thrilled — lo sav the least They did come, and they did rescue him Mike was their only son. and (hey loved him dearly, alihcrugh the past few years the fam ily had grown apart Mike and his father were constantly fighting, and Mike's mother sat up night* worrying Thta lime a lawyer saved Mike iiutn any rent trouble and suggested he look into college Mike's parrnl* agreed, so he look the necessary rnlrancr exams H r had tiren out of school for two years, bul hr passed all lest* Still the University of Central Florida failed lo accept him T he reason given was Ih st ht* grade point average wa* loo low — loo k>w once hts physical education and machine shop rlasse* were subtracted This Obesity: a national obsession Obesity generate* more public Interest than almost any othrr health topic. T ru e , being bverwelghi can have serious health consequences: however. With respect lo our Interest In bbrstiy. I sometime* think we bverdo It. In our stay-fit. slaytrim society, body weight has become a national fascination Some parents virtually u n ­ dernourish their babies so the Infants won't be too fat Adoles­ cents are ardently preoccupied with body Image: many girls. In hurt leu lar. are dissatisfied with ihe way they look and strive lo lie thinner by binging and Ihrn slurving themselves. Overweight a d u lts, unable lo abandon long-siandtng dietary habit*, frequently try one fad diet after another, only lo acknowledge finally the fruitless endeavor of rpalntalnlng an "Ideal” welghl. frost pounds eventually return because no crash diet or tnslant 4 right loss program Is designed fpr a lifetime of use Studies have Shown lhal over 90 percent of people who seriously diet cannot keep Ii up; sooner or later, they regain all nr most ol the pounds they shed. Contradlciury theories about dtx-slly arr prevalent: The con­ dition is lor is noil due lo genetic factors, overeating. Inadequate exercise or rnriabollc ("glan­ dular'*) Imbalances. In truth, most obesity Is due lo a subtle combination of all these factors. Certain facts are clear: The human body behaves according in the natural laws of thermody­ namics. as does any living machine. Energy Is either con­ served or released In the form of work and heal In oilier words, falnrtes lhal are eaten as food arc either stored as fat or burned. Most dirt* and aright loss programs operate on ihe short­ term principle lhal weight can be lost If food Intake Is markedly Curtailed and exercise l* In­ creased This practical approach Works for most people — at least, at flrsi. However, preserving an ideal weight requires a com­ m itm e n t and alteration of bfrstyle lhal may lx- dllflcull lo iTr*i'ViT>TfytrtiiiilM First, he realistic about your w elghl If you have stout parents, you will probably have a weight problem, no mailer how hard you try. you may never look like a model for L ’egg* pantyhose Accept the fart that you are stocky and set a sensible goal for losing exrrsa fal. Remember lhal from a health standpoint. you are lar belter off kreplng a constant welghl than losing w elghl. gaining It hark, rr-lnsing and regaining. In cycles of frustra­ tion. A doctor or dietician can advisr you wtial your reasonable welghl should be. C o n s i d e r g e l l i n g m o re exerrlor. Because a pound of fal contains 3.500 calories, you will have lo exercise extrem ely strenuously (and regularly) for prolonged periods lo burn off u pound This Is Imprarllral for most of us. However, you can help Increase you r energy expenditure (and feel belter in the bargain) by exercising; Walk up stairs Instead of taking Ihe elevator or escalator: walk to work; walk A T work. Try lo keep In motion for several hours a week. For example, use u push mower Instead of a ride an. Reduce your portion* of food No seconds. Eat three meals a day bul make those meals (especially dinner) smaller. Avoid " e m p t y " (nonriutrltlnnull calories, such as are contained In regular soda, candy, pies, cookie*, cakes and alcohol beverage*. T ry lo give up sugar products entirely: Rely on s u g a r-s u b s lllu le a , such us Nuirl-Sweet Don't snack unless you snack on raw vegetables, which are nulrtllonal and non- ralortc. Until you reach your desired weight, stop eating foods con­ taining flour, such us bread and pasta. This will enable you lo cut down on fat, too. which Is calorie-rich. You will gel all the nutrition you need from meat, fish, poultry, vegetables, salads and fresh fruit. What's more, you won't be hungry. Also, you 'll develop good dietary habits that will lx* easy to live with. I We admitted we were powerlrsa ovrr alcohol — that our Uvea had become unmanageable. 2. Came lo believe lhal a powrr greater than ourselves could restore us in sanity. 3 Made a decision lo lurn our will and our live* ovrr lo the care of Cod as wr understood him. 4 Mack a searching end fearless moral Inventory of ourselves 5 Adinltlrd (a Cod in ourselves, and to another human oriitg Ihe exact nature of our wrongs. 6 Were entirely ready lo have Cod remove all these defects of character. 7 Humbly asked him to remove our short comings 8 Made a list of all jx-rsons wr had banned, and b rrim r wilting to makr amends lo (hem all 9 Made direct amend* In such people wherever possible. except when to do so would Injure them or other* 10. Continued lo u k r personal Imrroto* and when we were wrong promptly admitted it. I I Sought through prayer and i n i t i a ­ tion lo Improve our conscious contact with Cod 4* w r understood him. praying only for knowledge of hts will tor u* and the powrr lo carry that out 12 Having had a spiritual awakening a* the result of these step*, wr tried to carry this message to alcoholics, and lo practice lhear principle* in all our affair* r*» ttiW ie o a M i xa i B i ii— mi wa* a blow By now. he had slopped counting the disappointments, and was gelling deeper and deeper Into drinking and drug* H r brgan a two year slim al Seminole Community College ” 1 thought all right, let's go alt mil for this thing railed college.” Mike said ” 1 signed up fur 15 hours, which was way lun many for me I ended up dropping a few In la l. every srm rsirr I dropped al lra«i one t la** There weir all kind* of rrawm* I he rear Iter was a Jerk, or I didn I understand, iherr wa* always something Hot hrv. I learned rollrgr was a great plate lo find other people doing drug* He was still working part lime at Disney, but hr had three nights a week lo do a* hr pleased, and he did Jtisl lhal He belie*rd fie could make a go of It on hts own and mover! out with a couple of friends He llgurrd III* parents were hatf’v lo see him go. They were Inn frustrated loo angry lo know what lotto with him "Morn worried all the time. *hr )u»l worried,'' Mike said Again hr wa* arrested lor driving with a *u*|iended lit co se Again hts |Mrrnl» fulled him out Then he wa* arrested lor driving Study shows dieters don’t lose U N rspsrt IOWA C ITY . Iowa •Over the long term, there appears to be 11IIle difference between the weights of overweight people who take part In diet program* and profile who do not. a study showed Friday. In their study. University of Iowa doctors compared long­ term surer** rates of partici­ pants In managed weight programs with the normal wrlght fluctuation* of 332 overweight lowanu who were not In program*. Little difference wa* found between the two group*. Ihe doctors concluded In their study, published In the Dr crm hrr Issue of Ihe Interna­ tional Journal of Obesity. Only 12 prrrrnt of Ihe people In weight loss programs lost as much as 20 pounds and only 17 percent of lhal group kepi Ihe welghl off two years Th e study examined all available published data for Ihe long-term effectiveness of various weight loss program*. In c lu d in g p ro te in d ie ts, carbohydrate dirts, dieting support groups and even p h ys ic ia n -m o n ito re d p ro ­ grams. "Th e wrlght lo*a program* are relatively unsuccessful.” said Dr. Paul Williamson, one of ihe study's authors. T h ^ Iowa researchers were frustrated In their efforts lo (rack long-term weight loss lor individual* Involved In popu­ lar commercial weight loss plans. Williamson said all of Ihe welghl plan providers ref­ used lo divulge any- data or said they did not keep track of clients after they ended the program. Wllllamoon said Ihe study's findings do not mean -lhal weight loss program* cannot lie helpful, but consumers should approach them with their eyes wide open. while under (he Influence. This lime friends balled him out. He could not face another telephone call lo hts parent* Besides, this time he was In real trouble. While al Daytona Beach, he plrkrd up a wallet, found a drivers license, slid II Into hts pocket and used II He hat) II when he wu* pulled over for DUI. Il seemed lo work fine, bul two days later poller showed up at Disney, unrstrd him. and he spent 20 days In ihe county Jail *i thought It was the end of the world.” Mine said "Hie judg* saw there wa* another problem with this yotmg man. and pul a stipulation ol no dunking on the suspends J license It did llllle good. By dial time. Mike was Inn far gone Although he wasn't aware of It. he was In desperate need of help No longer al Disney, he got a Job In a local bar. He couldn't Imagine a belter sel up Every Friday and Saturday night he lefl work and headed straight lo a bottle club where he remained until 6 a m Even that was not enough Hr would rontlnur |iartyIng al a friend's house until l O i m . then •tumble home drunk, sleep for a rouple of bout* and head out fur work again The iv x l lime he was pulled over for DUI. a week of appearances In Seminole CliTuii Court followed Hr was In the big league now *i was sick of It all. ar.d my parent* were tick of II all.” Mike wild "We were all balllrd with the legal problem* I didn't know what to do. I Just was sick of II.” He received a one-year sentence, and entrance Into an Indetrnllon drug re­ ha b ilitatio n program Th e program . Treatment Alternative* lo Street Crime, IT A S C | was I he help lie had needed lor year* Il Is sponsored by The (irn vr Counseling Center. In Winter Spring* “ I found a group of about 20 o'Iter guys, who knew what I was going through.” Mike •aid ' And wr Just talked Hr has been mil of Jail for two year* now. two years as uf Iasi Thursday Itut fie Is not out uf treatment Ills problem I* serious T A S C . counselor* say. and requires In­ tensive treatment Mike t* 2(1 and living In a Irailway house — half way hr (wren In house Itraincrni and Indrpr rule nee — and ha* plan* for ht* future He made a contract with hts paten's. who are also receiving co-drprndrncy treatment, and their rrla ttonshlp Is growing stronger every day. ■'Mv mom recently told me il wa* so nice l» watch me and my (lad do something togrlhrr Instead of argue," Mike *aii He wants to give bock wtial he • received He want* lo be a rmmseka Mike says he is by no means entrd. and will never be Hr sllll attend* counseling session* at Ihe Grove, and lie sllll fear* (hat one day hr II fall bark Inlndrtnking "Yeah, yeah. I'm afraid.” Mike said ■'Kvrrvonr Is. but I try In learn (rum those who have fallen Itack. who are mil there, and say II • not any brtirr than belore For more information about T A S K , contact The G m vr Counseling Center. Inc . 511 Stale Road 434. Winter Springs. FL 32708, nr Irlephone 327 2»i«U 327-1765 P o p u la r a e re so l m a y be d a n g e ro u s U n ltad Proas Internatio nal W A S H IN G T O N Aerosol pentamldlnr. an experimental drug widely used by AIDS pa­ ttern* trying In prevent deadly pneumonia altarka. should not ix- used to treat pallrnls already suffering from pneumonia. Ihe drug's developer* say In a recent editorial In Annals of Interna! Mrdliine. Dr Donald Armstrong and Edward Bernard of N ew Y o r k ' s M e m o ria l Sloan-Kellertng Cancer Center •tress ihe difference between taking uertMol pentamidine lo ward oil pncumocystls carlnll pneumonia (PCP) and using ihe drug lu lreal It. Although aerosol pentamidine has nol received Food and Drug A d m in is t r a t io n a p p ro v a l, Armstrong said thousand* of American* Infected with Ihe H u m a n Im m u n o d e fic ie n c y Virus, which cause* acquired immune deficiency syndrome, are now using Ihe drug In effort* lo protect themselves "It Is now Ihe most frequently used exjxTUnenial drug for a disease related lo AIDS.” Ihe researcher* wrote In Ihelr clin ic a l studies. Armstrong and Bernard said they found HIV*lnferted jx-ople taking aerosol jx-nlnmldtne a* a preventative measure tolerated Ihe dnig well "We have seem no evidence of long-term toxicity and only m inim al adverse reactions.” wrote Ihe researchers, who de­ veloped Ihe In tollable form of pentamidine In 1985. The Injeelublr form of Ihe drug has ulready received FDA ap­ proval. Bul many doctors think Ihe aerosol version will have fewer side effects and tie more effective In warding off PCP because II Is delivered only lo ihe lungs. Despite Ihe promise of aerosol penlainldlne as a prevention tool. Armstrong cautions doctors against using II lo (real ihe pneumonia. "P CP is a p o te n tia lly lifethreatening Illness and I would rather nol use a local treatment lh al depends on distribution of a d ru g by aerosol Into the lu n gs." he said, noting w ra ke n rd or congested lungs m ay nol lx- able lo expand enough to allow the d ru g lo enter all areas In addition. Ihe researchers said Iherr have been al least 21 report* of AIDS patients dying of PCP that spread beyond the lung* and Into othrr arras of the laxly, such a* the liver, spleen arid lymph node* Such rases Indicate doctor* should Ural PCP as a syslrm wide, nol a lung confined dis­ ease. and s h o u ld use I n ­ travenous methods or other means to make sure drug* travel throughout ihe bloodstream, Armstrong said "Aerosol penlainldlne should not lx- used for trralinrnt of PCP and should be used as pro­ phylaxis (a prevention tool) only In careful rllnlral trials.” the researcher* wrote. Armstrong's udmnnlllon that preventative therapy should lake plarr In a scientific selling might trouble some AIDS activists who fear a crack down on use of Ihe very popular bul unapproved drug A survey of 391 HIV-Infected jx-uplr. conducted by Ihe Sun Francisco-based AIDS Treat­ ment News, found 105 ranked aerosol pentamidine us one of Ihe three best treatment* they had tried for AIDS-related dis­ orders. while only one ranked It among Ihe worst. However. Armstrong concedes It probably will be Impossible lo gel all HIV-Infected people using aerosol pentamidine Into clinical trials, adding hr does nol neces­ sarily think people outside of trials should be burred from using Ihe drug Bul lhr doctor did urge aerosol pentamidine users to lake jiarl In organised drug tests wherever jxxMlbte. �Santord Herald Sanford, Florida — Sunday. December 25. 19&8 — gp New cancer therapy promising ■y R O B S T U M JP1 Science Writer______ __________________ BOSTON — A nrw form ol an experimen­ tal cancer treulmeni appear* even morr potent and potentially lex* toxic than the original version. which wa* hulled u* a breakthrough. government reaearrhert re­ port l>r Steven Hnsrnherg and hi* colleague* at the National Cancer Iiistltulr reported the preliminary result* o( the first test* of the latest v a r ia t io n of " a d o p t iv e Im ­ munotherapy'* In human* in The New England -lourrial of Medicine In the »ttuly Involving 20 patient* with advanced, otherwise Incurable case* of a deadly form of skin cancer, thr tieatme.u •hr uik tumo.* in «J0 percent of patients who had never licen treated liefore and tn two of five patlrnl* who hart not re*|M>nded to an earlier version of thr therapy. Kosenlierk. who ha* been stunk by criticism that the high ly publicised appruui h lulled tn live up to expectation* It generated when first reported In IM S. strrssed that the study wa* preliminary and much more research was needed "These results are preliminary — they are In the right direction — but It's an experimental approach and one shouldn't raise unrealistic exp ecta tio n s," said Kusentierg tn a telephone Interview- Hot Rosenberg added the result* Indicate the approach may lx- more effective and cause fewer side eflecl* lhan curlier version* of the Iherapy for previously untreaiahle skin cancer, and perhaps other forms of cancer. "Tltls represents .in extension, u next generation, of the kind of treatment I first reportrd a few years ago." said Rosenberg "W hat ffil* represents Is the evolution of this type ol therapy In cancer .** Additional reseurrh Is already underway lo lent th- therapy on more patients with different ty|ie* of ranrer. and tn try to Improve the treatment further, he said Other researcher* said the findings were Interesting hut echoed Rosenberg's cau­ tionary tone " T h 's ’* vety Interesting but should be interpreted with caution" said Hr Michael Atkin* ol ihr New England Medical ( ’enter In Huston, who I* studying similar treat­ ments Th e (valient* Rosenlierg treated were prntwihly the most likely to rr*|«ond. most of the response* were only partial and Ihe treatment Is very difficult to administer, meaning It mav tie impractical said Atktns l)r Charles Moertel ol thr Mayo Clinic In Rochester. Mum who previously has !>een crlllrul of Rosenlterg’s work, said loo lew (Mllenla wrre treated In the new study to reach any teal conclusion* W om en medical profs not being prom oted The new treatment Involves removing a piece of the patient's tumor, extracting Im m une system cells called tu m o rInfiltrating lymphocytes or TILs. The TIL* are ihrn grown In a naturally occurring growth substance known as lnterleukln-2. which boost* their potency. The cell* are then Injected Into thr patient* along with more tnlerlrukln-2 after they have received a drug to supprrss their immune systems. In the study, nine of 15 patients who had never been treated before experienced at Irust a 30 percent reduction In their tumors, as did two of five palietils who hail failed lo respond lo the earlier versions. All the pain ill* had metastatic melanoma a deadly form of skin cancer, that had spread lo the lung*. !.vrr, bone, skin and tissue* under the skin The response lasted from two month* to more titan 13 mon.h* One cf the nine patient* who re*|K)tidrd experienced a complete disappearance of all measuruhlc lumor Th " researcher* stressed however. It was loo early In tell how the treatment might ailed long term survival Although patients in Ihr study expert enced side effect* such as chills including fluid retention. Ihe side elfrrts dlvrpfxarrd U n ifs d P ra ts In te rn a tio n a l HOSTON — Although Ihr number of women who are becoming doctors and medical schtxtl irarhrr* Is Increasing, th r proportion nf women rearhlug the upper echelons ol medical education continues to lag. a nrw survey found "M a n y wom en arc still staying In thr assistant pro lessor level arid are not pro­ gressing up Ih r ranks In academic m e d icin e ." said Janet H lckrl, director for Women * Program* at »fie Association <»l American Medi­ cal Colleges tn Washlngtrn. In a special article printed recently in T h r New England Journal of Medicine. Hlrkrl reportrd Ihr results of an update of a rep ort llrsi published In 1981 on Ihe status of women tn medical education Hlckrl found that Ihe num­ bers of womrn applying lo medical school, teeing ad­ mitted lo medical school. go­ ing on lor further medlr.il training and taking faculty |xnil ion* in medical school* ha* continued lo Increase "Women now make up 37 percent of medical school applicants. 14 percent of med­ ical student* 28 percent nf residents, and Ilf percent of lull time medical school facul­ ty members.'' wrote Hlckrl, noting that all those percentages had Increased substan­ tially tn the |ia*l decade. Hut she also found that "women's accession to senior faculty position* ha* not krpt after treatment was ended. The new treatment Involve* lymphocytes taken directly from thr tumors F lo r id a k id n e y d is e a s e s t u d y b e g in s •a*clal lo tho Horald GAIN ESVILLE - Floridians with rhrnnii kidney disease are tiring sought to participate in sludirs at thr University of Florida and Ihe University of Miami, lo determine whether dietary restriction* and strict hkatd pressure control will help curb their dlsrase The Floral* studies are part ol Ihe nationwide clinical trial to Involve about HOO pallenl* from age IM to 70 They will hr rnrntlcrt at 15 medical center* selected by Ihe National Instltiilr of OUhrlr* and Digestive and Kidney Disease* which Is col laborating w ith thr federal Health C a rr Financial Ad ministration in funding the study 1‘rrvrntlng the loss of kidney (unction, and sparing (Mllrnts from the necessity of life saving kidney dialysis Is ihr major objective of Ihr study, says UF tenai dlsrase specialist Dr Craig Tlslirr. who i hair* Ihr patient rrcniltment committee lor the nationwide project Tlshrr Is professor a n d c h i e f of nephrology ai university's Col­ lege of Methclnr "This Is the Rr*i <omparative study In the United Stair* in a Urge number of patient*, that will Itrip u* determine whether restricting thr amount* of pro Irin and phosphorous In the dirt and maintaining strict blood pressure control will hall or slow Ihr dci line of kidney function." he says Tlshrr said a variety of studies in rodents, with an induced form of chronic kldnry disease, h a ir revealed lhal I his <omhlnalion of drerrasrd dietary protein and careful blood pressure rontml "m u lt* In a striking retardation of the rtKtrsr of chronic kidneydisease • He also notes that through observation* of UF pa Hems wtlh renal disease. * we've gathered encouraging anecdotal e v id e n c e t h a t these tw o measures make a positive dif­ ference In slowing the course of Ilie disease Pood* containing protein and phosphorus are thr soutie ol most of Ihe waste matrrtal that Is routinely filtered by the kid­ neys. which ex plat us why re­ searchers are testing the ef­ fectiveness ol diets low in pro teln and phosphorous m slow tug ihe disease (woces* Chronic, p io g rrs s lv r k ld n ry disease gradually destroys ihe kidney's blood Tillering system, whtrh Is madr up ol thousands ol liny tillering units r/.llrd nephron* A* more and morr nephron* are damaged.Ihr rrmalntng func­ tioning nephrons must filter more lo compensate for thr destroyed I Issue, causing hUaid pressure to rtsr In most About 75 patients will lie rr» rutted Into thr study under Tlsher's dtrectln at U F ‘s Health Science Center, while a like number of patients will hr enrolled In rlinlca! trials dirretrd by Dr Jacques Ikiurgolgnie at tltr University of Miami School of Medicine 1‘allrnts will faevaluated by physician* once a month lor about four years, and will fa- monilnred at least weekly by dietitians assigned tn thr project Dt Anna Sandberg, who ha* tirrn assigned hy Ihr National I n s t llu t r of D ia b e te s and Digestive and Kldnry Disease to ciairdlnalr the nationwide study, sa ys pat ten I* s e le c trd to I kin ii pair must not hr taking Insulin, must uol hr pregnant or breast feeding or planning lo become pregnant, and must not hr receiving dialysis treatment Th r study will not include pa tlrni* who have received a kidney transplant Sandberg said prospective patients also will lie screened with a serum rrrallntnr test, which measures kidney function Persons Interested In vofunIrertng for Ihe study may call a lull-free number 1-800-344D IE T to obtain Information and to locale (lie nearest partiripatingmedlcal center. pace with I heir increasing representation on Ihe faculty — a cause of continuing conren t." The percentage of female faculty members who arc professor* ha* changed only from 8 percent to If percent In 10 year*, compared with 32 p e rce n t of m ale fa c u lty members In l!tH8. she said. "Many people had hoped lhal the increasing number of w om rn In mcdlc.it school would result In Ih r same proportion progressing up Ihe ranks Hut Hit* t*n't happen­ in g " Hlckrl said In a tele­ phone interview. Hlckrl said there have been no studies examining why ihl* Is Ihe rase She speculated some of Ihe same rrasnn* that play a role In women falling to progrrss to thr upper ranks of other professions are Involved "Women sill) have more responsibility for thrtr families lhan their mate |>rcrs do and m i It's morr ol a juggling act." she Mild Women who are responsible for families may nol have Ihe time lo do research needed to gel pro­ motions. she vitd One of the negative result* ol a lack nf women In senior faculty positions Is Ihe dearth of role models and mentors for women In medicine. Hlckrl said “ Strategics need lo fir de­ signed ... lhal dean* and chairpersons can use lo In­ crease the number* of womrn who progrrss Into leadership positions." she said Poisonings increase on holidays S p w c ls l lo t h s Horald T A M P A ------Along with good tidings and cheer, the holiday season brings Increased chances of accnlmu.il poisoning*, ac­ cording to the Florida Poison Inform ation center at T h r Tampa General Hospital Admintstatlvr Director Sven A Normann. Pharm. D . says poison center* receive morr call* regarding accidental poisoning* In children dm mg the holidays When the household routine is disrupted. It 1* easy to overlook thr importance of poison pre­ vention. he said "Children are more apt to be unsupervised which ran tie tragic, especially when a family vtslls homes that are nol poiwm-prool' or when the lamlly l* visited hy those who aren’t aware of the need to poison-proof thrir purses or other Ixluiiglng* r ■ Study shows teens ignore AIDS warnings United Preee In t s m ilL f lil CHICAGO — AIDS education effort* assume once people know how thr deadly disease Is spread, they wifi lakr precau­ tions lo avoid It — but that dor* nol appear tn lie the rase for teenager*, dor-tor* said Thurs­ day. In a letter to thr Journal of thr American Mrdu.il Association, four physicians from the Univer­ sity of Mrdkiiir and Deniislrv nf New Jersey In Newark desrribrd thrir survey of 73 adolescents Interviewed in I heir Iren health clinic "Th e level of AIDS specific knowledge was high among Ihese adolesceiits/young adults" who ranged III age from 12 lo 22 years. Ihr doc Ior* found On average, the youth responded correctly in about 83 percent of the farlual question* trialing lo AIDS prevention and about 85 percent of thr question* on how AIDS Is spread Fifty of the 73 youths sur­ veyed said I hey wrre sexually active, the doctors said, and Ihe youth* began having sex when they were about 13 years old In Ihe case of ihe hoy*, and 14 Vv years old In the case of the girls "Among (he sexually active subjects, more than two-thirds reported sexual activity wllhoul correct condom usage with partner* whose sexual history wa* unknown." the researchers found People with the most knowledge of AIDS wrre no more likely lo take precautions lhan were their jreers Thirty-one ol the youths stud­ ied said they had used recre- atlonal drug* the doctor* said, hu t none to o k d ru g s i n ­ travenously. Th e youngsters who said they used drug* were more likely also to be sexually adlve than were non-users The reocarchrr* said their finding* show ediicallonul pro­ gra m s th a t ju s t In r r e a s r awareness and knowledge of AIDS "are unlikely lo substan­ tially reduce sex risk behaviors lit sexually active adolescents.*’ Im agine... Never clean a contact lens again! Health Cantor PH. 322-9300 program , you've probablv alrradv iMitlrrd a «llllrrrn« r In your lret T h r ) re getting a lot more sires* than they've hern usrtl to -logging t* great rx rrrts r. design rd lo strengthen yo u r heari. lung* your entire U o l) . Ill th r brgtnnrng you'll l x ru n n in g and walking, alternately, at a moderate p a ir lint llk r any system atic r x e n is c . Jogging sh o u ld p ro g rrs s Iroin "easy" lo hard" T h is require* an a d rq o .ilr ami H in t of (r s l and goml nutrition foe you r liody to stay in good shapr A n d watch out for overworked m uscles T h is ra n cause muscle la n g u r and epaeme Stretching exercise* and w a n n u }* are recom m ended lo help prevent strain on m u M irs and Irn don* A n d Ihl* should In d u d r yo u r fret T h - y need stretching rx rre ls rs . too Once you're Into thr Jogging routine your whole body will be adjusting lo new stresses and strains, and *n will your fret You i ait'l Jog anv w herr without them Hut If the aches and pain* in your feel don't go away In a reasonable Irngth ol time, don t Ignore the symptom* It may be a signal that there arr structural defect* that nerd attention from a loot »prtiall»t Of CENTRAL fLORIDY, 8 3 0 E. S .R . 4 3 4 Lo n gw o o d , F la . (4 0 7 ) 3 3 1 -1 6 0 0 IKMill I I I I I I I M C A N C E R B LO O D D IS E A S E S PETER 0. SELASSIE MD.. 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MD Adult & Pediatric Urology • Impotence Support Group Longwood 767-0249, Santord 322 0090 Dellona 574-1421 UROLOGY �m A D u l. N . i i i #i * • t**.4' • 0 * # H ►gk- •O — Sanford Mtrald, Sanford. Flood* — Sunday. Dacambar 25. 1968 Space-----------Continued from Page ID new national »f « » » policy an* nouncrd Feb. 11 that reordered the nation'* apace prlorllle*. emphasizing the creation of a commercial launch lndu»try and the construction of a fleet of unmanned rocket* for the Pen­ tagon Hut for the men and women of NASA. I98H will alway* he the year of the flr»t post-Challenger shuttle flight. When the new year dawned, the mission wa* scheduled for June 2 hut a broken norrle component discovered after a late December le*t firing at Mot <0.1 Thlokol Inc.’* rocket plant In Utah threw a wrench into NASA * plan*. Finally, on Jan 27. the agency announced a new target dale: Aug 4. Discovery • tw in booster*, equipped with redesigned O-rtng )otnta to prevent a repeat of the C h a lle n g e r d is a s te r, were equipped with a different norrle component and shipped to the Kennedy Space Center In Marrh Itut the schedule Irll behind and It qukkly became apparent that Discovery would not make It off the launch pad In August On June 28. NASA announced . early September” a* the new .target date, declining In name a specific day In the mrantlme. the Air Force the shuttle. The MLV-2. un rolled the first Titan 4 locket to upgraded version of General launch pud 41 at the Cape Dynam ics' workhorse AtlasCanaveral Air Fnrce Station on Centaur rocket, will be used to May 21 for several months of launch military communication* pre-launch testing. Illusloff Is satellites that also had been booked on the shuttle scheduled (or January 1989. All three rocket systems arr T e n Titan 4's. capable of rarrylng shuttle-class payloads, scheduled to make their debut In had been ordered before the 1989 Maj Gen. Donald Cromer, Challenger disaster as a hedge against problems that might commander of Air Force S p .u r ground the shuttle system and Division In l>os Angeles, said In with It. high priority military November that the nation's re covery from the Challenger dis­ payloads In the wake of Challenger. 13 aster was complete and that the additional booster* were ordered Pentagon's first priority — major Investments for new or from Martin Marietta Aernsparr G ro u p and another 20 are Improved satellites'' to Improve expected to he built, prndlng deterrence — had been met "O u r second p'lorfy l* to congressional approval, h. an unpri .vu/nied military spate obtain assured access to space," buildup that so far ha* mat $10 fie said Nov. lb at dcdl« at Ion ceremonies for the first Delta 2 billion. In a bid to guarantee access to launch pad "Even before the space, the Air Force awarded a tragic loss of the Challenger, the 0500 million contract to General Air Force had taken strji* to Dynamics Corp on May 3 to r es t or e a c o m p l e m e n t a r y build 11 medlum-llft rockets expendable launch capability "Following the Challenger, w r called MI.V-2 * to augment a M O B million contract awarded redoubled our effort*, and I am to what I* now kn ow n as pleased to report today that we M c D o n n e ll D o u g la s Spare are Ira* k in space with a mixed System* Co in January 1987 for fleet of small, medium and Urge expendable rockets and with an 20 upgraded Delta 2 boostCIV The Delta 2's will la* used Improved space shuttle The key to "an Improved primarily to launch Global PoslHoning System navigation sale! ■pace shuttle" was the prtfor Iltes Into orbit that originally man re of Its redesigned booster were planned for launch from rockets, which were rlgntnusly a 1B O O K R E V IE W S i • Humanity iIS 1n dismal state Mr argue* lhal the human rarr must somehow listen to Its own physical bring lhal man's genes know whai I* best, even If hi* rtvlll/rd brain dor* no! Our genetic coding determine* not only our Identify at birth. Its guidance continue* also In every cell of our bodies throughout the entire ctnirsr of our existence, a guidance manifested through Ihe spontaneities within us We need only lo lislrn lo what we arr tiring told through Ihe very structure of functioning of our brtng " Derry writes T b « Dream of tha Earth By Thomas B e rry (Blsrra Clob Books. 247 pp.. 818.831 If Thomas Derry Is rocret l. u would be easy to throw up your hands In desftair that the earth as we know n is nearing an end and humanity u the cause Me offers hopr but If seems such a small glimmer Derry offer* his dream of what could hr In this first volume of the Sierra Club's Nature and Natural Philosophy Library Much ol what be says, especially In I hr initial essay*, has bren said brforr by himself and other* In I be name of progress, mankind Is destroying the natural world, and may end up destroying himself in the process Derry a cultural historian, adds substantlvr insights and arguments In environmental cliche* of the past The core of his philosophy Is the idea that the human rare must let go of I t s duniliiani cultural beliefs and gel bat k lo Its gersetir roots Mankind be saya. Is not "Ihe splendor of creation. IHit the most pernicious m ode of earlhly being W r arr Ihe termination, not the fulfillment ol th e earth process Venus of Shadows By Pamela Sargsat IDoubleday. 932 pp.. 8 10.89) In the distant future Earth I* a united planet under Islamic role Space hrlong* to Ihe llahttat Dwellers, and Venus, the new frontier. Is Ix ing remade In Earih a Im age lh a l a the setting lor Pamela Sargent » "Venus of Shadow* " Ihe sequel to her highly praised first book. "Venus of Dream* ** Venus of Dreams" Introduced rradrrs lo the The Project, a monumental effort in transform the planet into a clone of Eanh THIS WEEK'S BEST SELLERS 7 Star Trsk No. 43: Ptnol Nexus — tie nr NONFICTION 1 Child S ta r - Shirley Temple Hlat k 11 2 1 I88| 2 AU I Really Need to Know I Learned In Kindergarten — Knbrri Fulghum 12 14.3581 3. Don't Bend Over In the Garden. Grandma — Lewis Grlrrsrd (5 — 13.4911 4 T h e W a y Th lo g a W ork — David Macaulay 13 — 9.3541 5 Lcgenda. Lies and Cherished Dreams - Kit hard Shrnkman (7.9801 ti The Loot Lion — William Mancbrstrr |4 - 7.793) 7 Orocle: A Love Btory — George Hums 17 - 6.0551 8 A Bright Shining Lie — Nell Sheehan 14.950) 9 A B rief H iotory of Tim e — Stephen Hawking (4.5571 10 Senatorial Privilege — Leo Da more |6 -4.2371 MASS P A P E R B A C K S I. The Bonfire of the Vonltlea — Tom Wolfr 11 - 6.9271 2 The Moak — Dean Koonlz (2 — 6.283) 3 Silver Angel — Johanna Lindsey |5 — 3.309) 4 Treaaure — Clive ( ’ussier |7 — 3.2871 5 Tim e PUeo — Dill Cosby f 10 - 2 .8 10| 6 Love and W ar — John Jakes (3 — 2.5931 Dewrrse |4 - 2367I 8 Th e Tommyknochers — Mrphen King |H - 1.9471 0 Kaleidoscope — Danielle Steel 19 — 1.7221 It) Fam ily: The Tie s T h s t Bind sod Gag — Erm a Domhrx k 11.5371 T R A D E PAPERBACKS 1 M e g a s k ills -Dorothy Ktch(6 - 12.8611 2 T h e Cot Who Como for Christmas — < levrl.ind Amorv 11 - l<),007| 3. W h y Do Clocks R on Clockwise? David Feldman 12 — 7.9541 4 Separated At B irth —- Spy Maga/lnr |5 - 6.652) 5 Love Ton Forever — Robert Munsch 14 - 5 . M 86| 6 E n g lis h English — Hit hard L rd e rrr 13 — 5.331) 7 Tele s Too T ick lish to T e ll llrra lhrd 14.7151 H T h e World Almanac end Book of Facts |8 — 4.3481 9 T h e Essential C a lvin and Hobbes — Dill Wnltrrson (4.091) If) Par Side Oallery 3 — Gary Larson (3.5961 P e ru le a d e r c o n c e d e s m ilita r y lin e on r e b e ls United Praaa International LIMA. Peru President Al an Gar ci a, co nceding ground lo Ihr military as hr struggle* lo slay In powrr. bus widened martial law In thr Peruvian Andes und of­ fered a frrer hand lo soldiers to fight Maoist rrtiels Aut hor i t i es al so have q u a s h etl I n q u i r i e s Into alleged killings torture and other abuses hy soldiers In their 8-year-old battle against rebels. Garcia struggles In a sea of troubles •- labor unrest. 1300 perrrnt annual Influ lion, a government seen as perilously adrift und weak T h e S h i n i n g Path I n ­ surgency. perhaps the most extreme rebel group In thr Americas, has taken the of­ f e n s i v e In w l i a l some analysts say Is un at tempt to provoke a military coup. Ifornblng* und sabotage by Itcrkr BLOOM C O U N TY Shining Path, fighting lor a worker and peasant regime, have caused $9 6 billion In losses With little fanfare. Garcia e x p a n d e d s t a i r s of emergency lo combat Sh in ­ ing Path on Nov 4 and Dec 9 He now has put 54 of Peru's 180 provinces under direct military authority, an all lime high — Including the entire central Andes and Lima, or about half of Peru's 2 1 million people Emergency rule empowers authorities lo make arrrsts und raid home* w ithout warrants, twin public meet­ ings und restrict frre travel. So far the armed lories have no* ratten advantage of t h e i r gr eat er f r e e d o m , themselves constrained by economic crisis Ami despite Ills concessions, experts say Gurrlu (aces tense and con­ flict-ridden relations w ith many top military officers. i tested. Inspected, debated and subjrctrd to unprecedented public scrutiny by the media. fly May 28. Dtrrovrry's boost cr* were fully assembled at the Kennedy Space Center and on Ju ly 4. ihe shuttle was hauled to launch pail 3911 for final pre­ parations After a successful lest firing of Ihe ships three main engines Aug 10. only one major hurdle remained the fifth and final required boosirr ground firing In Utah, a crucial Irst in which major, deliberate flaws were built In lo show ihe new O ring joints could stand up to multiple (allures The rnckrt was fired Aug 18 and an inspection showed the giant booster performed exactly a* planned Four days tatrr. Discovery'* crew held It* final pre-launch news conference, setting Ihe stage (or blastoff On Sept 16. Hear Aden Hu h aril Truly, chief of the shuttle program Dually announced a firm launch dale for Discovery Sepi 29 al 9 59 a m E D T The long awaited countdown brg.cn Sept 26 at 12 01 a m and after a delay caused by m -irem about the weather. Discovery triumphantly roared away from It* launching aland at 11:37 a m on Sept. 29 — 32 month* and one day after Challenger blew up. The ships all-veteran crew — commander Frederick llaurk. co-pilot Hlchard Covey. John "Mike” Lounge. David lltlmrr* and George "P inky" Nelson — launched a 3100 million NASA communications satellite six hours and 13 minutes later and the mission wound up with a s u c c e s s f u l t o u c h d o w n al Edward* Air Forte Dose. Calif., on Oct. 3. Some 2.500 Journalists cov­ ered Discovery * launch, but o n l y 512 s h o w e d u p for AilanUa* blastoff Lee. 2 on the second post-Challenger flight Tltal flight, like Discovery's, was Judged a complete sucresa but because the shut t l e' s payload was a classified Pen­ tagon satellite. NASA provided no detail* alanil Ihe 27th shuttle mission Published reports, however. Indicated the satellite was a "Lacrosse" rsdar surveillance sateill'e c a p a b lr of taki ng high qualify pictures of ground targets despite darkness or cloud rover. The shuffle s all-military crew — commander Koberl "lloot" Gibson, co-pllol Guy Gardner. Plrhard "Mike” Mullane. Jerry Hosa and William Shepherd — glided to a safr landing Dec. 6 al Edwards lo close out ihe year on a note of triumph for NASA Hut Ihe agency * future pro sped* are unclear The embattled spare station program was threatened with major budget cut* to 1988 and If will require significant funding Increase* In thr nrxl federal budget if it I* to stay on schedule for construction In the mid 1990* NA S A also w ill br hard pressed lo krep thr shuttle program cn schedule In an environment where the sllghtr*! hint of problem* can cause major delays Until prrstdcnt-elcct Groegr Hush makes hla Intentions clear both in Ihr budget process and with the selection of a new NASA a dmi nist rator . Ihr agency's long term outlook will remal- h irer room when patients are liinughi lit,** Sturm said "After wr get that down, we'll take the pro pnsal lo ihr county commission It wtll tie 90 days mlnlmlum before anything happrns We've not finalised the additional costs to Ihe hospital for equipment and stall' Stumt M i d that operation cost of a hclu optrr atr ambular.ee ts in estimated 8440.000 prr year The <o*t. Kalsrr said, wlil vary, actxirdlng lo the num hrr of call* per year "Thai would have to tie con­ sidered a* pan of the overall budget. Slunn said of the tost I think Ihe proposal will tie lookrd on favorably Hut wr might nerd a sjiectul projiowul lor funding In this year's liudget. if wr <an get all Ihe details worked out with the hospital *' Sturm cites the county's fast growth Inin an u H m ii area with characteristic* ol a single city a* nnr reason llie helicopter I* needed to glvr quick access In victim* of accident* and di* asters "We need quicker re sponsr lo major accident* ’* hr said Kaiser said Ihr air ambulance could fly above thr county's clogged traffic artrrtrs, which are sometimes a hlndrrancr fm ground units traveling to ami from a< rldrnl stirs A recently purchased snood Orlando Air Care ambulance. Kalsrr said. <osl $950 000. an Indication of how much ll will rtisl for S e m in o le C o un t)! paramedics and em ergency medical technician* to become airborne T h e c h o p p e r w o u l d he equipped lo transport one pa Dent conilnnably. and two if necessary. Kaiser Mid There would tie an KMT onboard. along wilh m pilot An KMT from a ground ambulance crew tending the victim, would come aboard the dropper and work with the on hoard KM T. lo provide a "c o n tin u ity ol rare.'* from ground, to air. to hospital. Kaiser Mid The service, he said, will lie integrated with that provided t» ground units at a cost i noi|ura ble to the oprrallon of one or two auto vehicle rescue units ‘ Ground units are limited to a spectflr area A helicopter can rover Ihe entire county.' rtaisrr said In addition lo it* medical luncHons. a county helicopter, fir said would also tic av.ol.dilr for an overview of disaster scene* ll would be available to serve area (mine agencies who sometimes require tire services ol a hellropter An air ambulance. Kaiser salt) Is "protiahly Ihe most slgnlllr ant Hem public sulety agencies have used lo reduce loss of life ux we see more anti more tralllr con gestion anti liave more anti more dllflrully responding calls children caring for children, of Vietnam veterans scrounging for fond In trash cans, of runaway* in Hollywood, of an old man on a jNirk trench 11 .idling an elderly woman's head In his lap. and Ihr naked buttocks of a man with sores all over tils body. "If* sad lo see these kind of pteturr* in tills day and age." said Tim othy Carlson as hr viewed Ihe exhi bit ' What bothers me Is H it emptiness. Ihr tost ho|ir You ran see It In I fir eyes.” Especially sad. said Hubert Singletary, u homeless man who hid fils face from Ihe camera, arr Ihr women with small chlldrrn who live In dingy hotrls and see "things lhal will affect them for Hip rrsf of Ihefr lives." Evans said live rflrrllvrn rss of thr picturesliesIn their subtlety " I ’m t r yi ng to lap Ihrtti (viewers) on Htc shoulder.” hr said “ I’m not trying lo scream Hi people T h r message Is to get Involvrd. whether at thr jiolUlcul level or id thr health level " Evans smiled al recent re- views that suggested still pictures no longer have the visual Im p a rl that allowed artists to effectively address America'* social Ills — such as Matthew Itrady's document* ol Ihe Civil War anil Images ol the Great Depression taken hy pho togrupher* working for Ihe Farm Security Administration "Their premise is that we are so homlMrded hy Images lhal we've built up visual scar tissue, w hich I* ver y d iffic u lt to penetrate." he salt! "That tnuy tie a valid statement, bid I believe in this medium very much. The validity of these Images today Is Just as Imporlard us It was several years ago " C hopper------Continued from Page ID particular chopper syrves a (III mile area Thirty-two percent of I he lime when It's called In Seminole t'ouniy. Air Carr is not avail* Mr That'* a jioint llluslralrd as Kaiser was tiring Interviewed for this story Two trucks collided cm County Hoad 427 and the Injured drivers had to br trans­ ported to Orlando hospitals by the O ra n g e County sheriffs tielKoptrr hreausr Ihe hospital chopprr was cm another nail I've always viewed It as the next logical step In public safely," Seminole County Commlsslonrr Fred Slurtn said of the air ambulance " W r v r hern working cm Ihl* lor three years Florida Hospital I* very Interest rd in Ihe Idea " Florida Hospital Kalsrr said, is the cmlv Iccral facility that has indicated Its tiudgel could allow lor some sop|toft lo I lie medical hrltcnptrf service Established guidelines lor choke of hospital for atr transport trauma paiu-nt* would fir followed when choo* trig a care facility. Kaiser said So. lie said, o lh rt h o s p ita ls would son .Himes hr the first c hole e (or rare for some trauma (Miteni* ' We'll meet with (Florida) llcespiial official* scam lo discus* lire treed* and requirement* for doctor* lo be in the emergency Hom eless— Continued from Page ID are men. while tanrlllew with c htldrrn account Ictr u p to 30 p rrc rn l of the Imineles* jarpula lion Nearly nnr of every Dvr street people l* em p loye d hut d o rs not earn e n o u g h m o n e y lo afford (musing Evans Mid lire Idea for Ihr exhibition came from Susan llakrr. wife of While House chief of stall Jim Dukrr. and Tipper Goer, wife of Sen Al Gctrr Jr., I) Trim The pictures III the exhibition arr not pretty. Two of Ihr |>m|dr who ullowrd themselves to la- photographed have since cited, wlrllr the fate ol many others remains unknow n From Ihr first salvo — a picture of Cathlern Hamm of Venice. Calif. — her arm In a cast — with her young son. Mlc liar I. protectively wrapping his amis around her. the rxhlh ttlon examines jviml blank every u*|>rrt of Ihr homeless. There arc- plmtograph* of a legless man In a wheelchair, of ‘ ' Homel es s In A m e r i c a . " funded by a gi.ud from Triangle Industries Inc.. Is scheduled In lx- on lour unlll May 1990 Cities under consideration for rxhlh Itlon Include Chi cago. Los Angeles. Philadelphia. Knoxville and Nashville. T rim . Chicago. Columblu. S C.. Charlollr. N.C.. and Oklahoma City. by Berke Breathed � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1988 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 25, 1988 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 25, 1988. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 25, 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 The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/95484cd84330b48b8a1048992ba6c9ad.pdf d5cd2171fe28b1108deb5daec69489a2 PDF Text Text November 10, 1988 . . 25 Cents Sanford Herald SAm * * 1 it THURSDAY ' * 81st Year. No 6* — 8anford. florid* NEWS DIGEST Earthquake rocks California FAN JO S E . Calif. - \ modrrr.n orthquake rocked an enormous area of Norlhrm and Central California Wednesday night, causing minor damage but no Injuries At the San Francisco Airport, shaken passrn ger* arrtvlng from far-away spots were greeted over the publk- address system by a booming vok-e that said: "Welrome loCalifornia." Exprrts disagreed on the magnitude of the quake Mack holds slight edge Senate contest stilt undecided In the holly contested rarr trickled In Irntn across Ihr stair Joyce- said *i*c hoped to tiavr all absentee ballots counted Wednesdio and then would makr a decision about whether to call for a recount. Units* Prass Interna*, -mi TA LLA H A S SEE - Rep Connie Mack Iteld a 4.900-vote lead over Rep Kenneth "B ud d y” MacKay In Florida » U S Senalr rare, but It ajtprared likely Ihr 3 96 mlllkin voles cast In Ihe rare would have to hr recounted "I sincerely tn-llevr th rrr will be a recount." stale Elrition Secretary Dot Joyce said W ed­ nesday as returns from the final absetee ballots A. o p m. E S T Wednesday, tht unofficial count showed Mark, the GOP randklalr with 1.982,780 votes and Democratlr challenger MacKay with 1.977.824 Mack's lead, should It hold up. would not In­ enough under Florida law to sloji a mandatory statewide recount The statute requires a recount If die winning margin is less than one-half of I jn-nrnl With over 3 96 million voir* already cast In the Political roundup on Pago SB U S Senate rlcclkm and absrntrr ballots sill) outstanding In 17 rminllr* — Including Ihr Miami arru — Jo-re said a recount would Inrrqutrru unless me winning margin rweeded alniut IM.tXX) votes Joy«-e said even If all oulstandlng absrniee ballot* were counted by Thursday, the mandated recount could sirrlrb over the wrrkrttd because of Ihr Veterans Dav holiday Friday. She *ikl if l tie ret (Hint was or dried Thursday, local rlrclkm* buerd* would havr until next 1 ursday lo tally the Itallols again Sea Senate. Page BA Firs erupts on oil tanker LONDON — K n ru r ships and aircraft ra m i toward a British-owned oil tanker today that broke In half and caught fire In heavy aeas of the North Atlantic. There waa no word on the tale of the vessel's 27 crewmember* A dlalrraa call Ironi the 63.000-ton Odyssey, which la British-owned but rrgtaterrd In Liberia, waa picked up by a Soviet weather ahlp about 1U 43 p m. E S T Wednesday, aald Huger Lowe* of the Uoyd'a shipping Intelligence unit In lumdon 105-year-old ager steals he spotlight B f SAHOfU SOUCNAHINl Dtad candidate wins alaction Herald stall wnlar LOS A N G E LE S Mike Davt*. who waa trounced In the election for a aeal In the California Aaaembly. aald a Hepublk an appar ently can’t win In hla predominately black district — even If he la "the only living candidate In the race." Democrat Curtla Tucker Sr., defrated DavU 7 1 prrrent to 2M percent on Tueaday. even though Tucker died laat month _ . - □ Nation M B bombar flaat groundad A BILEN E. Texas — Aa investigators In­ terviewed prople who wltneaard a fiery II-III butnbrr craali. Air force mechanic* worked to 105-yssr-old Edgar Smith brought hla own fan taction WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS (Hanes and get the Mrategre homhers hark in the air. 7A VWSrt » •! «• 111 Can tu . m Vs □ W orld Typhoon daath count at 191 MANILA. Philippine* — Typlmun Skip roared toward the Vietnamese port of Ikmang today aftrr a devastating rampage across the Philip pines that left 101 people dead. 101 missing and more than I million homeless The Manila W ralhrr Bureau located Skip at mid afternoon In the South China Sea about 200 mile* east of Dunang The storm was ntoving west <il IO mph and was expected to touch land early Friday with rrduted center winds of 73 mph. the bureau said □ Sports Viola wins Cy Young Award W INTER PARK — At a pres* conference held at Score* Sport* liar Wednesday night. Frank Viola of the Minnesota Twin* was named the 10HH A m e ric a n L e a g u e 's C y Y o u n g A w a rd w in n e r b y the Base ball Writers A s s o c ia tio n of America Viola recleved 27 of 2M first place votes, ruslly out­ d is ta n cin g r u n ­ n e r u p D e n n is Eckrraley of the American la-ague champion Oakland A'a with KIM (Mini*In E rk rrslry's52. 1B INDBX Bridge................. Calendar............. Classifieds......... Comtes............... Crossword.......... ....*■ Opart*.............. Deaths................. Editorial.................... 4A World. Sunny and mild today Today will lie clear and dry with Inn lieratures In Ihe low MO* dropping In Ihe 50* tonight. Tom or­ row will lie mostly su n n y w ith little chance Af rain. >* n >\ h i I I I S k S s t O t a e s r s s H t>v ini* ISsmsv i» <w *i s m Ow«s II •' III H lo n X l n «t ivwx w n a tti -III n ill n ■ % > i » w.moa. Local offices to close for Veterans Day BRAD CHURCH Herald city editor SANFORD - America's mili­ tary veterans will la- honored with a (Mradr and memorial services Friday, and federal, stale and «-uunly oilier* will In­ closed Sanford rlly oilier* will rrmaln mien T h r rr will tir no mall delivery and all postal larlllllt-* will tie rlosrd except lor Ihe main |x>si •iflice* near Ihr 1'ilrrnatlnnal Alr|iuri In Orlando S|n-ctal de­ livery and rxprrss mall servkr* w ill hr In o|M-rallon The county administration building and all county oilier* will In- rinsed All branches ol the county lihrury will In- closed Friday. Financial Institution* will ulsn In- closed hut most retail stores will rrmalnn|irn Th e annual Veteran* Day |kirade will In-gln atmul IO 30 a in. at the Sanford Aniiorv and tnivrl down First Slrrrt to Park Avenue, and thus In Mrinort.il Park op|Misitr City Hall on luikr Monroe. John (Mark, commander ol American Legion 1*0*1 53 and ehalrmun ol ihe Sanloril Area Veteran* Advisory Cmtltcll. will In- grand marshal of lfir (M rad r The (M ra d r will In- made up <>( |H unit*, lot hiding local veter­ an* organizations and aux­ iliaries. and Ihe Seminole High School Band A memorial srrvt'-c will Inheld at 11 m il. Itt Memorial I’urk Bidi Slurin. Seminole County Cominlseonrr. will l>c master of ceremonies, und Command Master Chief Fred M. Holmes Jr. of Ihe Orlando Naval Training Center, will be fcatun-d speaker. ^ ^^ ^ ti> u “ ‘ SANFORD — So. mavlir 11 w.1%11 I I hr Harlem Globetrotter*, but the Golden Age Games buskrttstll event on Wednesday lurried out lots uf bright alar* It was the lourili day uf (tmipetitinn in Ihe week long I4lh annual game* More than 2.000 prople over 33 year* of sgr Imm Florida ami else* here have registered to participate. One of Wednesday's stars was lt>3-yearotd Edgar Smith, who dmpjied Isills through lire hoop with the trst of them Mosi of Smith's umk-rhand shot* hit tfie Imi ktioard or Imiprd around the rim Bui. when two of his 20 shot* made It straight through I he Ixstp. a hugr smile lighted up hi* fate as hi* |rr*onal cheering sei lk»n from Senior Mrarlow* Retirement Rest deru r in lakeland rm ouraged turn "W r ram r In direr him on." Alter Timmins, a fellow rrsldrnl said contoat. Green, ihe only person in ihe 00 and up age category fur free throw haskrttsdl. walked oil with a gold medal lor Illsrflorls G rrrn aald the game moved tun last and Ihe hall waa loo heavy. "It's the llrst lime I ever had a hold ul a O Uiskrthall ift.it heavy." Green said Itt l.ot* Sims activity director at the retirement residence, said dial Green |tiav* Im II al Ihe >u>> I I t v s vi i n iH -x 'i h n •* III lactlltv. lull uses a softer Im II w tile'll wrlghs less Green described liltnsrll as "dared." said tie ***** Hg»*H 1 an t hear and Is blind In tils tell rye But hi* is It II ID See Hoepater. Page SA V III Tiftw Sea Reawlta. Page BA Mora Golden Age Games news on Page SA P recinct totals announced The Seminole Courtly Supervisor of Elrcilons Office rrlrased Ihe prrrlnrl tallies Wednesday. Herald staff writer Countywide. Bush rrcelvrd 60.32M vole* to Dukakis' 22.027 Tlte Bush sujrjMirt aji|n-ars In Include DrmorralSAN FO R D — Seminole County voted overwhelmingly III favor of Vice l*rraldeni George Bush on Tuesday, le cross-over voles tn-rausr there are only 59.920 granting Democrat Gov Mlcltarl Dukakis a majority in rrglstrrrd Republican* in Ihr county. The total county voter turnout was 7M.2 percent only four of the county * 93 precincts In the U S Senatr rate. Democrat Buddy MacKay Tlte four precincts — 3. 2 1. 29 and (12 — are among the 21 In ihe county with registered Denim ruts in Ihr fared a little heller In ihr county than Dukakis, picking majority. The four also have a majority of hl.n k up a majority In Ihr same lour Dukakis precincts and Baa Totals. Paga BA rrglstrrrd voters By J . MARK BARFISLO Stacy Dunning and Greg Lemleux ol Ihe Sanford Fire Department attend to Charles Wlgham. who was struck by a car that ran a stop sign Wednesday al 15th SI. end Elm. Wlghem, who was riding hie bicycle at (he time of the accident, suffered only minor Injuries. SUBSCRIBE TO TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 ! �-____________________________________________________________ ______ NEWS FROM T H E REGION AND A CROSS T H E S T A T E Democrats keep House control Both slates Florida RftR G U L F STR EAM — President-elect George Bush planned to head for south Florida Thursday night to unwind from the long campaign and begin to plan his transition, aides said. Bush plans mostly to relax and do some deep sea fishing, but aides said there will be some discussion of the transition between the Reagan administration and his own. Four staff members planned to accompany Bush and his wife. Barbara, on the visit, which begins with the arrival of Air Force Taro at Palm Beach International Airport at 9p.m . The press will be headquartered at the Park Place Suite Hotel In Boca Raton, and daily news briefings will be held. Bush Is expected to slay until Monday at the beachfront home of friend William FarUh III In Gulf Stream, a south Palm Beach County town of 540 residents. Bush may also visit his mother. Dorothy, at her Jupiter Island home during the stay. Security preparations were kept secret, although It waa disclosed that two Coast Guard vessels will patrol tn front of the Parish home and a 41-foot patrol boat was assigned to accompany Bush when he goes fishing. No work during parti** PALM BEACH. Fla. (UPI| — Movie stars are welcome, but they have to leave their werk behind when the party season starts Nov. 15. The Palm Beach Tow n Council, seeking lo avoid traffic jams and disruption lo the lives of the rtch and famous, voted preliminarily to forbid movie-making on the Island from Nov. 15 to April 15. Thai's when Ihe international Jet set files tn lo attend one of at least 100 bulls and luncheons scheduled over the five months. The Urn could cramp plans for filming the new Burt Reynolds T V show, " B l . Stryker." said producer Alan Barnette. The ARC detective aeries stars Reynolds as a burned-out New Orleans policeman who retires to West Palm Beach. In the show, the character's ex-wtfe lives on the Island and the Palm Beach poller chief Is a regular In the series. Scries producers received permission from the Town Council last month to film ports of the show, but Barnette said a ban. if approved next month, could prompt him "to ait down and consider our options.'' There are five mote episodes to shoot. Council members also voted Monday to forbid filming outaide governmental buildings. They would ban filming on any road that la less than 30 feet wide and require producers to ask permlsaion to shoot at least 30 days before a council meeting. Husband chargsd In honsymoon nturdsc LA R G O — A 22-year-old Youngstown. Ohio, without bond In Pinellas County Jail Wednesday, charged with first-degree murder of his wife while they were on their honeymoon. Kareem Abbas was charged Tuesday night after leading M lbody ia ~ “ tm ILowe Abbas. — deputies loHthe of‘ Cynlhia 26. also of Youngstown. ShertfTo LI. John Bocchchlo said Abbas contacted the FBI Tuesday and told agents he had lulled his wife, then led on agent and a deputy to the body In northwest Hernando County where he had dumped tt In a thicket of dense palmetto bushes. Abbas said he shot the woman several times during an argument In Pinellas County Saturday afternoon, drove to Hernando County to dump the body, then drove lo Mexico City where he contacted officials at the U S Embassy and told them he bad committed a murder lit Florida. Embassy officials said no charges had been tiled against Abbas and he could not be extradited, but he returned to Tampa and turned himself him. Docchlchlo said Abbas told detectives he told his wife he was financially secure In order to convince her to marry him last week. But when they arrived In Pinellas County on their honeymnoon. she learned he was not as financially well off aa he had said and she became angry and an argument ensued. Conservative coalition to mount take-over try T A L L A H A S S E E - Democratic legislators, stung by the defeat of ). Sam Bell, ssld House leader Rep. Wednesday they stUI have the votes to block a takeover at­ tempt by a conservative Demo crat-Rcpubllcan coalition. Republicans had hoped lo gain enough House seals to give Ihe speakership to Rep. Cart Carpen­ ter. D-Plant City. But they netted only one new House seat, far short of their ambitious projec­ tion of up lo 10 scats. That left the speakership bat­ tle fairly much as tt was before the elections — uncertain. "There's nothing Carl Carpen­ ter can say or do that Is going to move any one of those (Demo­ From United Press International reporta LOTTERY The dally number Wednesday in the Florida Lottery CASH 3 Qame was 990. □ Straight Play (numbers In exact order): 1250 on a 50-cent bet, 1500 on $1. L Box 3 (numbers in any order). 180 for a 50-ceni bet. 1160 on St. □ Box 8 (numbers in any order): 140 tore 50-cent bet. 180 on 11. □ Straight Box 3: 1330 In order drawn, 180 In any order on a 11 bet. U Straight Box 6: 1700 In order drawn, 140 If picked In combinel l o n o n l t b e l . Potllihyd Daily w* tender, exceel Saturday Mr The tasters HeraM, Inc.. MO N. Fr»i>ch Ave., testers. Fla. m il. Second Clau Pellet* Paid at lasterd. Fiend* 1J77I POSTMAITIRi land address thaseex Is T N I &ANFORD HIRALO. P.0 h i tail, testers. FL m il. Hama Datiesryi 1 Meats*, llt.lli * Mm<Im.U7.**j Yeer.UI J* Is Met* | Mail: l Manta* t n i ii * Meets*. 117.Mi Year, ut.M. Out 0< Mat* Mall: TV*# Meets* HI M; •Meets* 14*.Mi Year 174M PSea* (MM m Utl. O v e ra ll, the Republicans lned three House seals and tl two. Democrats retained a strong 64-46 majority. E A s e x p e c t e d . R e p . B ill Bxnkhead. R-Jacksonvlllc. won Ihe District 9 senate seal held by retiring Sen. Maltox Hair. DJacksonville That left the Dein or nils with a 23 -17 majortt y . In other races serosa the stair — Apparr i : being a football star Is not enough. Former Miami Dolphin Dick Andrraon lost hla bid for the District 40 senate seat to Rep. Javier Souto K Miami, while former Unlversl ty of Florida and Tampa Bay B andits q u a rte rb a ck J o h n Reaves was defeated In the House District 45 race by Demo eraI Tom Mims. Arrogance by the Incumbent and increased re g is tra tio n allowed Florida Republicans, long the No. 2 party, lo win at least one open House seat and possibly unseat 10-term Rep. BUI Chappell. G O P leaders said Wednesday. Motel and restaurant owner Clifford B. Stearns of Ocala. 47. a p o litic a l n e w c o m e r, upset Florida House Speaker Jon Mills for the 6Ui District scat vacated by Senate candidate Kenneth "B uddy" MacKay." In northeast Florida. DeLand lawyer Craig James trailed the 66-year-old Chappell by 1.166 votes, although about 16.500 absentee ballots had yet to be counted late Wednesday and a mandatory recount appeared certain. "We ran a race on the Issues. straight up." said Ihe apparently contrite Mills, who lost by more than 16.000 votes. "I thought It would be a close race, and really did tor the whole time." But Jcanle Austin, the slate OOP leader, said It was arro­ gance that doomed the 10-year Florida House veteran. ' lie look ihe race for granted because of his high stature as speaker of Ihe House." Austin said. "He Just kind of strutted around saying I'm the speaker of the House.' In politics, lesson number one U never take any­ thing for granted." T h e D e m o c ra ts e n te re d Tuesday's races with a 12-7 advantage. There were seven unopposed candidates and three •eats left open for politicians running for other offices. With Stearns' win Ihe lead was cut lo at least J J -6 . A victory by James could cut the Democrats' majority to one. Several races were bluer and attracted stale and national contribution* All but one In­ cumbent — Chappell, who Is saddled with allegations of Im ­ proper ties lo the defense In­ dustry — won easily. Democratic Rep Charles E. Bennett of Jacksonville, who ran unopposed and has served In the House Since 1948. said Florida voters are becoming more con­ servative. though not necessarily • H r (Hi bl Ira n OOP Senate candidate canntr Mack's seal was won by Re­ publican Porter J . Goss. Report: Anxiety, stress, pain hazardous G A IN E S V IL L E - A n xiety, stress and pstn can make exist­ ing health problems worse and hinder rrcovery from Illnesses, a psychologist a) the Unhentity of Florida College of Health Related Professions said Wednesday. "There's a new realization today that the mind and the body work In tandem." said Dr. Barbara Melamed, a professor In (he department of clinical and health psychology. "Physicians. id other health-care dentists and professionals arc beginning to belter understand the rela­ tionship between such things as anxiety, stress and pain and the severity of a disease or the speed of a patient's recovery " Much of this new understan­ ding Is a direct result of reaearrh conducted by graduate and post-graduate students tn UK's Behavioral Hrsearch Training P ro g ra m in D e n tistry and Behavioral M rdlrine. which M elam ed r o -d lr c r la Co­ sponsored by the colleges ol Health Related Professions and Dentistry, the program Is sup­ ported through funding from the National Institute of Dental Re­ s e a rc h . and re ce n tly w as awarded nearly 12.1 million In new funding for five years Established In 1981. the pro­ gram has supported and trained new clinical researchers In den­ tistry. medicine, psychology and other fields Top-(lighl doctoral and post-doctoral students are recruited internationally to work closely with UP scientists In exploring how pain, stress and anxiety relate tn and affect disease and hraltng Some of the behavioral rrsearrh training program s research projects have had immediate, tangible benefits. "In many cases, the parents of children undergoing surgery at Shands Hospital at UF are now encouraged lo be with their children In Ihe recovery room as soon as the child Is out of anesthesia,'' said Melamed. " O u r resea rch found th is approach often reduces stress and may decrease a young patient's need lor medication and nursing core "We've also condurtrd studies In which young dental |>atlrnia see videos of other youngsirrs u n d e rg oin g treatment pro erdures." she said "In one e xa m ple , a child n arrator explains how In relax when a dentist is about to Inject anrs theltc We've found that If the child is encouraged In actively practice relaaatlon techniques along with Ihe video, dentist* find they are more cooperative and require less aftercare. "These techniques are now being used In the UF pediatric dental rlin lr when a child is known tn have difficulty dealing with injections " TH E W EA TH ER Today...mostly sunny. High In the lower 80s. Wl82 60s. Variable light wind. Friday...mostly sunny. High In the low to mid HOs. Wind <‘ast 5lo lOmph. FRIDAY: (UtPI 4*1 w i Thursday, November 10. 1968 Vol 61. No 68 forgot his district." Martinez said of Bell. "W hen that happens. you become vulnerable — and he waa vulnerable." Leaders cite GOP growth earned wins Engirt* fir* tnds cruit* ship trip MIAMI — The Song of America was scheduled to return to Miami late today after an engine fire forced the trip lo end early, a spokesman for Royal Caribbean Cruise Line said. The cruise ship arrived tn Cozumel. Mexico, Wednesday after one of four main engines malfunctioned. Rich Sleek, a spokesman for the cruise line bused in Miami said the engine room fire was quickly contained and there were no rrports of Injuries among the 1.366 pissrngers or 500 crew members aboard the ship. The accident happened between 7:30 and 8 p.m. E S T Tuesday In the western Caribbean, several hours after the ship left Cozumel for Grand Cayman Island. Sleek said. Passengers aboard the seven-day cruise from Miami were summoned lo their tifeboal stations, but were not evacuated, he said. c r a t ic ! m e m be rs off T o m Gustafson and the Democratic Party's legitimate candidate." ssld Gustafson loyalist Rep. Mike Abram. D-North Miami Beach. "A ll Carl Carpenter and (Mi­ nority Leader) Dale Patchett will be left with Is their empty rumors and all ihe patronage they promised (that) no one waa Interested In.” Abram said. Rep. Ron Johnson. Carpen­ ter's right-hand man. said Ihe defeat of Bell. D-Ormond Beach, would make It easier to elect Carpenter. He said Democrats w h o h a d been b a r k i n g Gustafson out of loyalty to the popular Bell would be free to change their votrs "Bell's loss really opens the speakership race u p ." said Johnson. D-Panama City. "W ith (Republicans) and what wc have, tat can win this race." Gustafson scheduled a Demo­ cratic caucus for Thursday af­ ternoon lo formalise their sup­ port for him. Johnson noted the caucus would be non-binding, and the only speakership election that would count would be the Nov. 22 vote by the full House. Bell's defeat by Republican Dirk Graham was by far (h r most Important outcome ot Tuesday's elections. Brtl was one of the mnst Influential Dem­ ocrats lr state government and had been slated lo become speaker In 1990. Bell waa also an outspoken critic of Gov. Bob Martinet. As House Appropp aliens chairman. Bell and Ihe governor battled often d u rin g the last tw o sessions “ Hr had become a statewide representative and probably had FLORIDA TIM * * MIAMI lUPII — FHrIda >4her tempera •urotendromlell et1* m EOT C*»y S t t . «4.n Apalachicola I* u •M n u •00 CmtvW* 77 M •00 Dayton*Beach Fori LaudtrdaH •1 44 •00 *J M •M FortMrer* GaMwtrllH M 14 •M « u •to lacktonvllM KeyWetl U 71 •0« La*aland u *1 •« Miami II 47 •00 OrUndo 11 40 •00 Pomacot* n 47 •00 Water* SraMnlon *7 M o n Tallahattao II a 000 Tampa U *♦ Oao V*r* Baach II 40 •00 Weil P*lmB*ach M *1 •00 • © M EW Nov 9 F IR S T N o v 16 / ^ \ FU LL ^ l l o v l l I H LAST D m I Daytona Stack: Waves arc I to 2 fret with a slight chop. Current Is to Ihe south with a water temjjcrdiurc of 73 degrees. Raw Smyrna Stack! Waves are I to 2 fret und choppy. Current la lo the north, with a water temperature of 73 degrees. Sun screen factor: 17. The high temperature trt San­ ford Wednesday wus 80 degrres and (hr overnight low wus 53 us rr|Miitrd hy the University of Florida Agricultural Rt-M-arch ami Ecliiruticm Center. Celery Avenue. There wus no recorded ralnlull during the 24-hour period end­ ing al 8 u rn. Thursday. The temperature ul 8 u rn today was 71 degrees and Wednesday's ovrnilghl low wus eOATINO 60. us rc-c circled hy thr National Weather Service at the Orlando 61. Augustins to Ja p tta r International Airport. lnldt •Today...wind east 10 to 15 kts. Seas 3 to 4 ft. Bay and Other datu: Inland waters n light rhap. Wsdnssday's high............ 64 Tonight...wind east 10 kla. Seas [ Baremstric pr*ssure..30.16 2 lo 3 ft. Bay and Inland waters a □Ratetivv humidity.....67 pet light chop. Friday...wind east 5 □ W in d s ( I t l l M M I t t l l North. 7 m ph tn 10 kts. Sen* 2 ft. Bay and □ Rainfall see*********************Nona To d a y 's su nset Mill* 5 :3 4 p .m . Inland waters smooth to a light □ T o m o rro w 's s u n rise ..... 6 t4 5 chop. A few showers. B O LU N A R T A B L E : Min 12:40 a m.. 1:10 p.m : Maj 6:50 a.m.. 9:15 p.m . T ID E S : D a yto n a Beach: highs. 836 a m.. 8 56 p.m.: lows. 2 01 a hi , 2 4 8 p m . Naw Sm yrn a Beach: highs. 8:41 a.in.. 9.0] p.m.: lows. 2:06 a m.. 2 53 p m.; B iyp o rt: high*. 8:38 a.in.. 8:33 p in.: lows. 2:16 a m .. 2:48 p.m. CitySFerecatl U uM -M p* *xHr 4*4pc AVwvllHt*i Atlantatt Bilims**r BMmmghemtt Bitmarkpc SmHnp* SreantvtIH Tea p< BurlingtonVt %h CherHtMnSC pc ChorWttoHC cy Oweagon Cinenines m Dane*tr Dampc Da*Xto.netpc Dr'ro.1*n Outwthey El Patot, Target* Hertfordtn Honolulutr Moutlonpe IndienepoM* Jk I w iMIii ft HemetCity ty let Vtgptpc llttH Seekt* lM Angolatcr LlwItuilHpc Memphitey Milaewkaacy Mmnoepolitcy hetUvHHtt He*OrHan*pc NewYorkM OklahomaCity ty Omaha*, PMMrtpMepc Phoonly1 Pittifcurghft PortlandMo th PortlandOr* in Proutdone*pc Richmondpc It LOwllty HI le Pt* *> ■ U M *7 » M 17 *t 14 ft U el M 0 to M to 40 to 4* *• »* M M 41 114 17 t* 41 It M U 1) 4* 74 0* M 44 II 41 M *1 7* 41 >1 K II 14 *7 71 •7 4* 41 40 M *1 M M 74 M 71 17 77 U jr 70 14 44 u 40 7* M 7* 41 44 •F » n 70 M .14 •1 *1 U 41 a 41 47 » J! 17 M 7* •1 U 41 u J1 M 44 41 17 11 *> 40 47 44 .U �S in lord H e ra ld . S enlord. F lo r id a — T hurtday, N o v e m b e r to. 1968 - JA Sanford voters rejected new county charter ■y J. MARK BARFIELD Hsrsld slsll wrllsr______________ Man tccuMd of forging chock SANFORD — A man accused of stealing and forging a check cashed al 1st Union Bank, downtown Sanford, on Nov. 2. was arrested. Mark Steven Munger. 26. of 13Ji Hays Drive. Sanford, was arrested Tuesday on 20th Street at Chase Avenue by Sanford police. The <200 check waa drawn on the account of Steve's Alignment Service, police said. Munger la charged with forgery, uttering a forged Instrument and petty theft Dond la • 1.000. SANFORD - The Semlnhlr County charter, which wus passed county wide Tuesday, was rejected by a majority of voters In Sanford. Thirteen of the county seal's 15 preclncls voted against the charter, a form of rounty con­ stitution In some prrclnrls Ihr Ihr city government Of I h r other flvr p rrrln rts margins were less Ilian 10 voles. A total of 77 prrclnrls court- voting against the charier. Pretywldr favorrd ihr charter, pass rind 88 was ih r unincorporated Ing It with a 58 to 42 prrretli Sanfcrd-arca Sanford Heights neighborhood Other prrclnct.s margin. Tim county's olher six cities voting against ihr rharlrr Inall fuvured Ihr charter. Including rhulrd P r r r ln r l 2. I h r L a k r Casselberry, where eounciltnrn Sylvan area. Preclncl 3 Midway. actively ojiposed the document Precinct 23. the unincorporated ih.il they said would allow'* Ihr I'mlrle Lake area, and Precinct rounty to gain morr control over 43. u n in c o rp o ra te d s o u th Seminole County. Sanford Mayor Ik live Smith, although an npponrnl of the rlurtrr. said she was unrrrlaln us lo why Sanford voters did not favor the rh n rtrr. although she said ihe m ajority of elly commlMlonrrs op|»os<-<t the charter, fearing the potential II might ta­ med lo gain more control over elites In Ihr future Robber may have hi! again SANFORD — A robber using the same method as one who apparently hit three area convenience stores before midnight Tuesday poaalbly struck again Wednesday ntghl. A gunman enletrd the Circle K atorr. Ji. Sanford Avenue. Sanford, al 'lout 9 36 p ut. Wednesday, lie brandished a allvrr colored handgun, demanded caah and ordered the clerk to the floor before fleeing The aame man may have hll the Little Champ. 2000 S. Sanford Ave.. Sanford, al 0:33 p m. Tuesday, and the Handy Way. 905 N. Stale Road 434. Altamonte Springs, si 11:30 p.m.. ss well ss s Cumberland Farma In Deltona al midnight. Meanwhile, another accused convenience store robber who la Jailed for a similar string of weekend robberies had charges added against him In two more rssrs Ricardo latprr Johnson. 22. of 1006 Mangousllne Ave.. Sanford, who was Jailed Sunday In a Sanford convenience store robbery, bad charges filed Wednesday against him In a Lake Mary and a Seminole County convenience store robberies The tales! charges are two rounts of armed robbrry and one count of aggravated assault Johnson was In Jail when the second siring or robberies began Suapactad cocaina daalar arraatad W INTER SPRINGS — Alter the reported sale of M O worth of cocaine lo an Informant, a Winter Springs man was arrested by City County Investigative Bureau agents al about 0 p m Wednesday The sale was made In the North S t m t area of rural Allamontr Springs Wayne Roger Akoon. of 403 Doawnod Circle, was arrested al 200 lllrrhwnnd Terrace He h charged with the sale and delivery of cocaine and possession of cocaine A charge of possession of Irsa than 20 grams of marijuana waa added when he was trooked Into tail and contratrand was rrportrdly found In s search Bond Is 12.000 Trooper fondled, suspect arrested LONG WOOD — A man. who touched the groin of an undercover, male Florida Highway Patrol trooper as the two tslkrd In s picnic sres of s rural Longwood Interstate 4 rest area. Is charged with commuting an unnatural or lascivious act. the trooper reported James tilalne Chick. 30. of Daytona Hearh. was arrested at 7:30p m Wednesday. Bond la 1500 Purse search brings arrest OVIEDO - Oviedo police, who searched s womans purse sftrr they asked her to identify herself, charged her with possession of cocaine and drug paraphernalia Police said they found a pipe with coralne residue In Ihe purse of Mvhelle Rene Pllgrr. IK. of Orlando She was confronted and arrested ss she left Sm llty's Grille. Boston Court, al about 7 24 p m Wednesday. Bond Is <2.000 Theft suspset accused of biting SANFORD — A Winn-Dixie employee who stopped a suspected shoplifter ss ahr tried to Issvw (lie Airport Boulevard store. Sanford, with <06 In stolen goods, ts accused of biting that man on Ihe finger Annette Knight. 24. of 136 Carver Si . Sanford, who was held for police by store workrrs, was si rested on charges of retail Ihefl and haltery si the store Wednesday afternoon Bond Is <600 & f<MW| VW<flf RMlatanca to drug probo Sanford pohea investigated e possible narcotics sole while Denmd Htgglnt Terrace. TMrd Street Wednesday afternoon Although no narcotics were found, a 17 year-old boy who ran from police was captured and charged with resitting Police sard Watchdog group calls for block of Texaco sale W ASHINGTON - A consumer walrhdog group called on the Reagan adntmistraikin Tliurs day lo block Texaco Inc • pro posed sale of a 50 percent slake In three U S rrllnrries and access to more than 11.000 U S service stations lo OPEC leader Saudi Arabia The deal could net Texaco <2 button The CllUen Labor Energy Co­ alition said the proposed sale poors a threat In oil industry rnmpeiltinn and lo U S energy securtty Texaco, headquartered In While Plains. N.Y., agreed In June lo sell to Ihe oli rich Middle East kingdom a 50 percent Inleresi In a new joint venture that will own three major U S oil refineries and a distribution netw ork of 10,000 T c x a ro service stations in 23 eastern and Gulf Coast slates Under the terms of ih r ileal. Ihr Saudis will rontrthutr <Ht)t) million and 30 mill Ion turrets of crude oil to the print venture, w hkh also will own 49 dlstrthu I km terminals and 1.450 comjtanv-owned or leased service stations Industry rrpirls that could net tv confirmed said Ihe deal was completed Tuesdav In Riyadh. S a u d i A ra b ia A Texaco s|jokrsman. however, said the com pany had made no annoum rm rnt on Ihr signing of Ihr deal Saudi Arabia ts the world's largest oil exporting nation ami the Og.mlrannn nf PrimIPmn Exporting Countries' principal producer In ■! letter to thrrr Bragan cabinet officials lire energy ro- Boy threatened, wife bettered SANFORD — Sanlnrd'a b u ild ­ ing drjMrtmrnt In 107 m o rr b u ild in g a n d m e c h a n ic a l (K-rrnlts in October, bringing th r total so far this year lo 1.966 349 more than a year ago at this time. Several arrested on DU I charges Tie goes to the drinker MARIILF.. Colo. - The Issue of prohibition drew wh.it prutrably waa the lies! voter turnout In Colorado, and the final tally couldn't have brrn closer There are 32 permanent adult residents In Msrble. sn old m o u n t s ln m in in g to w n southwest of Aspen, snd sll but two of them cast ballots Tuesdsy on a proposal lo prohibit Ihe sale of beer, wine and liquor In town. And they were equally divided, wtih 15 voting for prohibition and 15 against. The lie vote means the town will remain wrl. allhnugli the only watering hole in Marble had to start looking Wednesday for a supply of liquor to sell. The Mountain View Inn hadn't sold any boose since September because of ihe controversy over the Issue. One longtime resident, artist Thsnoa Johnson, said he wished (he proposal had passed because too many out-of-towncr* were driving lo Marble, gelling drunk and having car wrecks. "W e have to go and rescue drunk drivers who end up In Ihe river." Johnson said. allium s assistant d ire cto r. Edwin Rothschild, said Ihr deal would hu rt consumers, u n ­ dermine national security and hinder pollution-reduction ef­ forts The Inter said the arrange­ ment would hurt ronsumrrs by reducing competition because Texaco. Ih r thlrd-Urgesi U S oil company, would br guaranteed a supply of crude nil ll charged that tying signifi­ cant U S refining and marketing assets directly la Ihe most politically unstable area of Ihe world will (one Ihr United Stairs lo increase Its military commitment In the region Finally. II wild thr deal would encourage major oil companies' drfvr In sell more petroleum products a n d "promote I n ­ creased U S consumption of imported oil al a time w hen, partlcolarlv for environmental However, thr total value of work rrprrsented by the penults still lags behind last year's. $ 17 5 ml 11ion to <S 10 2 rulil Ion - Hlf »h# ball, gat a car W EDNESDAY • 805 ant. — 309 W. N in th S t., m e dical ca ll, w om en. 66. Rural/M elro transported to Cenirul Florida Regional Hospital. • 0 :28 a .m . 100 N. French Ave.. trauma call, m an.44. not transported. • 1:13 p.m. — 2485 Alport Blvd.. trauma cull. man. 24, not transported. • 3:48 p.m. — IBth and Elm streets, trauma patient. The le tte r urged the ail ministration to hlork the trails action until th r new Congress and administration can review and rvaluatr thrsr rrlllral issues and ran make a detfrmlhallon as lo whether or n»t stirh deals are In Ihe interests of the United Stairs." Kalhy Leonard (left), business manager with Rummel Chevrolet, good golfer Steve Epps. Bob Douglas and Brent Card, both members of Ihe Lake Mary Rotary Club, help Epps pick up his pure for a hole inone at last Friday's golf lournament at Tlmacuan Golf Course and Country Club, a 1989 Chevrolet Berelta Proceeds from (ho tournament wore given to (he family of Chuck Suggs to help pay medical bills Falwell makes plans to build retirement center in Florida LYNCHBURG. Vn - A f lorlda developer und Ihr Rev Jerry Falwrll have hurdled the last barrier In thrlr effort to build a <210 million mountalntop re­ tirement community ratertrg to mostly Christian retirees The City Council voted unan­ imously late Tuesday lo rc/onc Ihr 120-acre tract on Candler's Mountain for business use. With Interest rales generally al lower levels, you'll be pleased lo see that Sem inole's rates remain quite attractive. Plus, w ith our guaranteed yields and FDIC-insured safety there's no chance of a rough landing. Lock in these h igh yields today! y/tumum ijrjwwwf I f i l l ) Ns'r* rf l LOUT HOUR* ilfwt thru Tfewro •I• m I p m frttlir 9am 1pm NatufiUt 330-1300 •0 HIDDEN LAK E DR. (SEE OUR CLASS. AD.) SANFORD Permits were let Iasi month to demolish two homes in Sanford loralolalofslx this year Thr building department also Issued three perinlls foi new commercial buildings totaling <332.000 OUR CD RATES ARE STILL F L Y IN G H IG H ! At* •{■•ur itfhrr niifuiiiirt Mm/tJe mirtr*i /¥ft*/Tt tiff tdrh muhdrwms/ RANDOLPH COURT APTS. of each hm tir n( $33.9<ir> Thr average value ol all homes fur which construction prnnlls were let so lar this year Is 836.929 c'omp.irrd lo $33.31 I al this time a year ago value Seven m o re perm its fo r singlr-lamlly homes were Issued during October, bringing the Olher |M-rrnlts Issued were lor year's total to 162. compared to 114 last year at this lime. Total accessory buildings, additions value of jjermlts lor Ihe homes und repairs, signs and electrical was $237,752. for an average plumbing nr mechanical work ■— ROENCV CALLS ijoy. i i . mu ai>.Metro trans­ ported. • 8:38 p.m. 1210 W. N in th S t ., m edical c a ll, woman. 20. transported by private vehicle. • 0 52 p.m. — 68 William Clark Court, trauma call, nupi. 33. Kursl/Metro trans­ ported to Central Florida Re­ gional Hoapltal. • 10:16 p.m. — No. 14. Lake Monroe Terrace, car file caused by gasoline leak, ex­ tinguished. damage lo engine compartment. reasons foreign nil dependency must Is- sharply and quickly reduced Texaco had no comment on Ihr energy coalition s i harges Thr energy coalition said aj> proval of ih r Tcxaro-Saudi deal would set a tragic" prrcrdrnl "ll will broadcast to lorrtgn governments that ihr United Stales Is willing lo pul Us energy security al rtsk and Is willing to forego the enforcement of an mrust laws since forrign gov­ ernments are considered beyond their Jurtsldlctlon." thr letter Building permits ahead of last year, funds still lag LONGWOOD — A man who Is accused of calling a school and threatening hit wife's son waa arrested on charges of battery spouse a b u s e after the boy was taken from Ihe home Wednesday. Seminole County sherlfT a deputies report rd Stale ofnctaU Knk the boy and deputies arrested Troy Jay Mllhrron. 2ft. of 188 Charles St . rural Longwood. after his wife told deputies her hustumd bad hratrn her on Sunday Deputies said Michele Mllhrron. 26. was bruised Mllheron was arrested al home al about 11p ni SANFORD — The following persons fare a charge of driving under Ihe Influence In Seminole County: • David L Henry. .15. of Deltona, waa arrested al 6 59 p m Wednesday alter bis pickup truck failed lo maintain a single lane on South Sanford Avenue. Sanfurd. • Unit e Anders Olson. 21. of 600 Ptnr St.. Oviedo, was arrested at 12 29 a in today after his rar was docked traveling 60 mph on Stale Hoad 426 Police Mid be waa driving erratically and also charged hlin with reckless driving • Dean Jn m rs Kuslay. 21, of 624 Montgomery Hoad. Allamontr Springs, was arrrstrd at 11:16 p m Wednesday aftrr his pickup truck was seen weaving on Slatr Koad 436. Allamonlr Springs Uie boy had S675 Vincent Gerade Ta-ge ?J of 19 H ;g m » Terrace was also eftargad with resisting after reportedly trying to mtertert in the capture of the boy t lx«rU DBIVEIN HOURS: Mm thru I it ft•m ti p m SsiuiiMv Nam ti rusiti TERM ANNUAL RATE 6mo. 8.15 12mo. 8.35 24 mo. 8.65 36 mo. 8.75 .Whip up In Seminole! $ Seminole National Bank 2439 Airport Blvd., Sanford (407)322-0921 MKMIBUl PJXLC �:C- T l f S •j.gas 10. II WILLIAM A. RUSHER u i n ic m i SOON. FRENCH A V E .. SANFORD. FLA . 33771 A m Code 407-323-3611 or 63I-B9B3 War** D. Dsyt* m Home Drthrery: 3 Month*. 0 1438:6 Months, 03700; Year. UI.OO. In S U lr Mall: 3 Months. B30 2S: 6 Month*. 137 00; Year. M B 00 Out Of State Mall: 3 Months n i N : S Months *4050; Year STS 00. EDITORIALS Golden Age Games: A proud tradition Golden Age Gam e competitors, nearly 3,000 strong, are in Sanford this week for the 14th renewal of the annual games which attract seniors from throughout the nation. These are not ordinary games, and the are not ordinary competitors. When watching the Seoul Olym pics in August, commentators repeatedly cited individuals as "o ld " who were actually In their 2 0 s. One cited teens as the brat age groug for gymnlsts. W ell, the Golden Agers are beyond 20s, 30s or even 40a. A competitor m ust be a m inimum of 55 years of age and there's not a maximum. The sight of an octogenertan paddling a canoe or running with the bent of them is not unusual. Keep special prosecutors for Congress Attorney General Richard Thornburgh Is In serious peril of disregarding the Dangerflrld Doctrine, so called because It was first enun­ ciated by the well known stand-up comic who gets no respect. "Look out for Number One." it counsels, "and don't step In Number Tw o." Thornburgh, whom President Reagan ap­ pointed tn August to succeed the retiring Ed Mccse. is a well-regarded former governor of Pennsylvania, and has the added merit of being a longtime friend and supporter of George Bush. His politics are more or less moderate by Republican standards, which Is par fur the course In Pennsylvania. But he has s sharp ear for things that are unbearably offensive to conservatives, as he demonstrated by resigning from the American Civtl Liberties Union back In 1966. when that organisation began Its long march to the left that recently got Michael Dukakis Into such trouble. The problem Is that one of the last official acta of outgoing Attorney General Ed Mccse was tq promulgate a new rule for the Justice Depart­ ment. under which Investigations of possible criminality on the part of members of Congress would be turned over to Independent "special prosecutors." analogous to those that are currently used to investigate alleged malefactors in the executive bra.K-h Given the American people's recent habit of vinually guarantees that some crime will be swarding the executive branch to one party and alleged and prosecuted. The result ha* been Congress to the other, battles between these tiro that, merely by ralalng a hullabaloo (with the loyal help of their media cronlrsl over President branches of the fed­ Reagan's closest aides — Lynn Nofilgrr. Michael eral government are Deaver and Meesc himself - the Democratic absolutely gu ara n ­ hoars of Congress have been able to entangle teed. By passing a them In constant and debilitating bailies In save law providing that their personal honor and stay out of Jail. investigations of high The significance of Mrese'a new regulation Is officials or former of­ that It subjects members of Congress to the ficials of the execu­ same treatm ent, and thereby restores a tive branch must be mod In n of balance between the branches conducted b y I n ­ Naturally the Mccse ruling Is highly unpopular dependent counsel with the Congress, and pressure on Thornburgh (rather than by the lo rescind It has been heavy. The ultra liberal Justice Department, New York Times columnist Anthony Lewi-* which is Itself a pan obtained an early Interview with the new of that branch and ( t h e Me e a e attorney general and reported, with a broad h e n c e m ig h t be wtnk. that Thornburgh was reconsidering Its r u l i n g i s 11tough! prejudiced). desirability Subsequent leaks (rum the Justicr highly u n ­ Congress landed a Department seem lo confirm this heavy blow squarely popular with I hope, for Thornburgh's own sake and the on the solar plexus of the Congress J sake of a reasonable balance between frequently Its adversary. Turning a prosecutorial inquiry over in s hostile branches of government, that he permits specially appointed outside attorney — who Is the new reguMlkm to stand. Conservative* will Ing Ihis decision carefully, a* so provided with office space, s huge battery of be watching Index mhis general altitude Investigators and Junkw lawyers, and millions of Important Indes the matter — ■ n ra M iw ie a s it i u i m i i h m m dollars with which to J A C K ANDERSON Ex-officials These games are a tribute lo the partici­ pants who compete for the sheer love of their sports. They are able lo compete due to commitment to personal health and fitness. Th e y truly are role models and Inspirations to "take care of youraelf." Watch for expressions of sheer Joy as they Join their peers In the games. retain papers T h e games are also a tribute to the sponsors. The Greater Sanford Cham ber of Commerce, the duo of Jack Homer and Vic Arnett. (he (wo spark plug* who helped launch (his successful venlure who iserved as (his year's (orch bearers, and Jim Jem lgan. the longtime chairm an of the event. G a m e s such as th is do not Just materialise each year. T h e y req u ire careful p la n n in g and a com m itted cadre of volunteer workers and the cooperation o f area businesses and institutions. T h e schools support the games t h r o u g h the use of facilities a n d local m e rch an ts aid th ro u g h sponsorships and tim e. Th e - Golden A ge Games tru ly are a com munity effort. T h e games also offer residents an opportu­ n ity to engage in Am erica's favorite sport: "Spectutoring." W atch Ihr running compell­ tlo n . the sw im m in g and diving, the bicycling. in g . O r . If you w is h a slower pace, there s dom inoes, checkers and bridge. O r . dancing. A n d w atching Is entertaining a n d truly Inspirational. T h e honorary chairm an for this year's gam es. [)r. S a m m y Lee. Is an O lym p ic diving cham pion of Ihc 1948 and 1952 games. He hus maintained his Interest In athletics and his com m itm ent to the elevation of sports performance and ethics to a higher plane. He is. Indeed, a w elcom e guest In Sanford, and an inspiration to participants and residents alike. T h e Herald w elcom es the participants and sponsors who help m ake this athletic Jewel a vital part of Sanford's crown. Pill may put end to protests D O S TO N -ln my town, there i* a women's health clink-. To go there, whether you need a pap smear nr pregnanry counseling, you have to run a gauntlet of anti-abortion picketers. I have something In common with that crew I would also like lo close down the abortion business of that clinic, send their vacuum aspirators and surgical loots to some museum of medical history. In m y fantasy, the abortions would be phased oul because every pregnancy was a welcome one. But In Ihc real world of Imperfect and sometimes deaperalr human experience, I pul my hopes on a new pill lo replace the surgery. The pill called RU 486. These are two distinct ways to close an abortion clink-. Make It lllrgal or makr It unnecessary And right now they are In a run diet that is generating extraordinary heal. LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. All letters must tie signed and Include a mailing address and telephone number. Letters should be on a single sutijert and as tirief as jiosalblr. Th e Sanford Herald reserves Ih r right to edit letters. Berry's World • ELLEN G O O D M A N n -i In the course of one dramatic day last week. Ihc pill RU-4H6 was abruptly taken off the world markrt by Its European drug maker. Roussel-UcUf did this under Intense pressure from anti-abortion groups The very nexl day. II was ordered back on the market by the French government The official called II Ihe moral property of the women of France On Ihe day after that, in the United Slates, prolifers by Ihe hundreds targeted clinics all over Ihe country In a planned protest against abortion. If Ihe International conflict over the pill was explosive. If ihc sidewalk demonstration* In America were especially Intense. II Is no wonder. The abortion debate ls now In a new and climactic phase of conflict, revolving around technology and law. Can a law slop Ihe te c h n o lo g y from spreading'/ Can the technology make an end tun around any law? HU-4H0 and Its look-alike drugs make abortion as private as a prescription pad. as personal as swallowing a pill. For Ibis reason. Faye Waltlrum. Ihe president of Planned Parenthood, says: “ Th e rlghl-to-llfer* are fighting the last gasp. If these drugs get lo the market II Is rrallv all over." Chemically, this pill prevents the cells In the lining of the uterus from getting progesterone Without progesterone the wall of the uterus breaks down Just Ihe way It doe* for menstruation. RU-4B6 can prevent a fertHired egg from ever Implanting In the uterus, or ll can ensure that an Implanted egg sloughs off. And It can do this In the earliest days and weeks of pregnancy, before a surgical abortion Is possible, before a fetus Is even formed. In short. Ihe drug makes aborilon easier, sufrr. less traumatic, less expensive. To some, there Is good and hud news burird In that simplicity: KU-486 could also Incrruse the number of women using abortion us birth control. But the doctors who crested a storm of protests over Ihe brief banning of H U -4NO. reminded the world that 200.000 women die every year from botched atiorilona In countries where doctors are lew and fartllties are far between In addltkm. this pill may to- used in Mealing breast cancer and ectopic prrgnan cles. But today. RU-486 Is unavailable in the United States. Th e large American drug companies that aren't Intimidated by "con­ troversy" are terrified by liability suits. Anything to do with reproduction sends them skittering. Inevitably though, a small drug company will ask to market this d ru g Whrn that happens, we will see the last m ajor battle over reproductive rights This fall, almost a g a in st the c a n ­ didates' will, ahortkm became a cam ­ paign Issue In Ihe aftermath of the first debate, we learned the flush w ay (o ( l h 0 d r u g close an abortion makes abor­ clinic; by m aking tion easier, c r im in a ls o u t of safer, l eas doctors, though not traumati c, their female less expensive £ "victims." What would tie the _ on this old effect of Ihe new technology argument? Once the abortion pill Is available In the black markrt. could wr still call the woman who buys and lakes these pills a "victim " or would shr be a criminal? What of the mother who smuggles a pill In to lliut 12-year-old? What of ihe 12-year-old? The right-tollfcrs know that the abortion pill Is their most potent enemy. That Is (he reason behind the pressure on the dmg com|»untes. Once there are no clinics lo protest, no fetuses to photograph, no clinic stairs to blame, abortion Is most obviously, most completely, a private mailer. The rlght-lo-llfrr* don't want aborilon to be easy, or painless, or a choice. But even If tills oppoaii opposition manages a legal ban. the aborilon pill will become available. These pills are what they call in Ihc trade "bathtub" drugs: they arr rasy lo make You can gel such pills over a drug counter In Thailand today. Anyone who believes w r could control their Import hasn't checked Ihe cocaine business recently. (Cl ins ts* 0Mt*M omm SMIWrMwtOrMS c*ws»«»/w»tsmsn« W ASHINGTON - The full truth about ihc Watergate srandal may not hr told until slier the turn of the century. One reason ll could take almost that long far the courts to settle the legal bailie* bring fought by Richard Nixon to retain p a s rw k m of his psprro lie has Mocked the rrleasr of thousands of the documents on the grounds of prrxonal privacy and hts purported need In p rolrcl privileged communications with aides Another reason Henry Kissinger, who was Nison's national security adviser and set re lary of stale, and Alexander llaig. Ihe form er president's r h l e f of st af f , managed to rrtatn control of mast of th ttr paper* They gave tile public ihcU ve rs io n s of those paper* In Ihe form of memoirs that earned them sizable chunks of money Fill another way. they " p riv a tiz e d " many of Ihe docu­ ( t h e y m e n ts th e y a e • " p riv a tiz e d " cumulated at (mltilt many of the expense and profiled d o c u m e n ts an them. Their ac­ they a c • tion* were, in the cumulated at word* of University p u b l i c of Wisconsin history eipense £ professor Stanley K idler, "outrageous and arrogant Kutler will publish a history <>l the W atrrgslr rni next year Because they have sol- authority over »lie dlsposilkm of their papers. Kissinger and llatg can My brforr (tie publk a version ul I h r lt activities d u rin g the tu rb u le n t Watergate years which cannot la- challenged Take the cost of Ellas Demetracopoulm. then a Greek-exile leader In Ihe United Slate* There is considerable evidence that U S government offlcMi* were involved In two plot* In the early 1970s to return I>r metroropoukn lorrlMy lo Athens wherr he fairrl |tn*Mhlr execution by IIk- mlltlary Junta that was then ruling (drecr During an exhaustive Investigation o( Ihr matter. Ik mrlruropoulu* discovered a cryptic reference In National Security Council (lies concerning “ Mr DemetrunijMiiilos death III an Alliens p rlvm " Since Kissinger has copies ol all Ills "personal" papers and copies of NSC docuitirtiln generated during ills tenure as na­ tional security rhlef. Drmrtruropoulo* asknl Kissinger to help resolve the mystery. H r flatly refused. I’rior to the Nixon years, prominent gov­ ernment ffgurrs routinely took with them the paper* they accumulated during their terms of office, usually with no questions asked According tn retired Washington. D.C.. publisher Maurice Srhnapprr. a recognized expert on the privatization o( public paper*, "it alway* come* down to thr fact that government official*, including Supreme Court Justices, have often Just mudr off with thetr papers '' Because the Nixon administration pupri could turn out lo be needed in num rm ii court cases. Congress passed n law In 197 which ordered lliut all Nixon document* Ii turned over to Ih r National Archive-* ft processing and rvrnlual public release. Ih before the law took effect. Kissinger and llul look personal jiossesslon of their (taper*. In lulr October 1976. Klsslngrr had hi (tapers trucked to Nelson Rockefeller's cstat In i'ocantlco Hills. N.Y. Two months lain Kissinger donated hts papers tn the Library < Congress, on the condition Ihsl only he or hi appointed assistants have access to ther until Ihe year 2001, or until his deal) whichever was lalcr. Ills attorney freel admits Klsslngrr retained copies of even thing. 0? ink And*tan sndJswpfc Mate �wr* Sanford Hgrsld. Sanford. Florida — Thursday. Novambar 10. IBM — BA Researchers split on source off schizophrenia F IN A N C IA L Stocks open slightly higher IIpI N M m lirtarasHsaal NEW YORK - 1,1rea oprnrd al'ghtly higher today In mod«*nitr trading of Ne* York Slock Exchange Issues. The Dow Jones Industrial average, which fell 9.23 Wednesday, was up I.07 la 2 II 9 3I shortly after the market opened. Advances rdgrd declines 397-302 among the I.I5 3 Issues crossing the New York Sloek Exchange tape. Early turnover was about 0 .120.000 shares. Slock prices closed lower Wednesday In moderate trading as Wall Street failed lo participate In celebrating Vice President The dollar was lower today In light trading on major foreign currency markets The price of gold moved mostly higher In rarller trading in Ihr Far East, the dollar <loard sharply lower against I he Japanese yen on l he Tokyo foreign exchange, finishing at 124.10 yen, down O 33 from Wed­ nesday's r k » c of 124 03 yen Th e d o lla r, w h ich had piumn.e“ d tn a seven monl-i r . » at one point Thursday, opened lower al 123 03 yen In Europe, the dollar began the day in 7.urteh al 1 479 GTE wins point in HSN suit TAMPA - G T E Florida Inc said It won a major legal point when a Pinellas County circuit Judge grantrd a motion In strike a SI billion punitive damages claim aought by Home Shopping Network Inc II u I H o m e S h o p p i n g Network rharartrrt/rd Wed nrsday'a ru lin g by Ju d g r Howard p Rives as a routine procedure and saM Ihr ral Ing leaves the company free to rrsubmil ns claim at a later date Home Htx^pping filed a SI 5 billion lawsuit against G T E nfcrtda in September !{M7. ■(aiming Iha I poor telephone service and equipment pn> vlded by G T E caused Home Shopping to lose about SSOO million In sale* in (Isral 1987. G TE Florida, a suhsidurv of G T E Corp of Stamford. Conn . filed a rounlrrsull against Home Shopping Iasi w rrk. accusing Ih r shop al home television retailer of business libel and slander "W e 're gratified by the Judgr ■ d e ris io n ." Jam e s Cartdeo. general counsel of G T E Florida, said In a Male men i “In our view. GTK'a state­ ment about the Judge's ruling Is completely misleading." countered Nando IhFlIippn J r . general counsel for Home Shopping Network i A s tr if e s 1040m 30 Indus 2123 70 up 20 Trans 927 47 up IS Util* IH4.I5 up 65 SIik k 904 32 up picking up a majority In live others Republican Con­ nie Mark was Ihr candidate who received Ihr largest vole III Ihe courtly 50.079 to Mai Kay s 34.197 In Ihe stale Srtiaie District 17 ellffhangrr. Republican Lori Wilson received 37 mine voirs than Demnerai Hud Gardnrr. although she won Ihe majority In 55 of the 95 precincts Thai rnajorliy. however, was by less than 10 voles In some precincts As of this morning, dlsirldwidr locals luid not hern latmtalrd by slate rlrrllous olllcl.ils In ihr (tnrnlywlde ha al races. Democratic sfirrtffs randldalr l*atrtrk Wilson won thrrr prr- by mem bers of the National Attoclullon of Securltlea Dealer* are representative Inter-dealer pricea as of m ldm ornlng today. Inter­ dealer m arketa change throughout the day. Prices do not include retail markup or markdown. BM Aah American P lo o c c r 3V* 4 3314 Barnett Bank 3314 2DH aoib Flrat Union 3m 31H FT*L 3344 35 H Pla-Prugrcaa 4744 47H HCA Hughca Supply 17H I7W M orrla on'* 9 21W 21 5414 54 W NCR Carp. SOW SOW rlftefy I2W 1214 Scoily'a Southeast Bank 2 3 W 3314 am am SunTrual 03 W 6 3 H Wall Dlanry WcaHnghoiiac 51W 9144 1044 ISW Brunswick 944 H&J •w 1014 na. National IB Wlnn-DUJr 4314 44 30 Einrraon........... .39*4 W ASHINGTON - Former At tornry General John Mitchell, dead ol a hrarl attack al 75. wanted lo hr "a lal and pro aprrous Wall Sltret lawyer" but wound up a distuirml omimou criminal jailed In President Nix­ on's Watergate scandal Min hell died Wednesday al 0 27 p m K ST. aland an hour aflrr hr was admitted lo George Washington Unlvrrsliy Medical Center In cardiac arrrsi. according l o hospital spokrswoman Claudia Domlnllr Mill hell was walking home In Ihr lashlonattlr Georgetown sec­ tion ol Ihr nation's capital when hr rollapsrd on Ihr street A passerby. R tih rrl llllg rr ol II o s i o n . a d m i n i s t e r e d cardiopulmonary resuscitation until an ambulance arrived A Washington Irlrvlslnn sta­ LEROY C. TOW NS tariiy C. Towns, age (17. 2100 South Oak Avr.. Sanford, died Tuesday at his residence Horn Augiisl 11, 1921 in McCray. Gu.. lie moved to Central Florida In 1951 from Georgia He was an onto mechanic wiih J . C Penney A ulo Center, a member ol Kilarnry llapiisi Church and a mrmlirrof Ihr D A.V. Survivors include son. David M. Towns nf SanfnrcL three daughters Susan A Moseley, and Paula L. Smith of Sanford. Nancy M. Towns of Dcllory; seven grandchildren. O a k I u w n P a rk C r n ir trry/Funcral Hnrnr. take Mary, In charge of arrangements. KENNETH R. CLINKINOBEARD Krnnrth R. Cllnklnglieard. age 44. 2320 Matthew Clrrlc. Dr liana, died Wednesday ut Ills rrsidenre. H r was horn June 15. 1944 In Avu. Mo. lie was a postal clerk, an Air Force Veteran nnil a Methodist, lie moved lo Drltonu W U 3A-TV said ll took four calls hrforr Ihe mrthrs were able lo gd through lo Ihr liusplial and by tli.u time the ambulance was al Ihe emergency room Such rummiirdeallon dlfllculllrs have bren a recurring problem. WUSA noted, hul II was not known w h rih rr Ihr Incident <onlrthutrd In Mitchell s death Mile hr II tiecarnr Hie llrsi atlom ry general evrr lo serve a prison term — lor Walrrgatr crimes he said hr never com­ muted as a lop adviser to Hit lurd Nixon The pipe smoking Republican was lound in lie ihr man who pulled ihr strings lh.it Ird lo the Ju n r 17. 1972. hrrak-ln al Ihe III 19HII Iroill CasM-lbrlly. S u rv iv o rs include father. Vnync K of Ava, Missouri; wife. Ruth M. nf Deltona; brother. William Andrew nf Springfield, Missouri: and a slsirr. Joyce Ann nf Ava. Missouri. O a k I a w n P a rk C e m e Irry/Funeral Home, lairy Mary. Ill charge of arrangements LEW IS COHEN Lewis Cohen, 70. 432 Scott Avc., Sanford, died Wednesday al Cent ral Florida Regional Hos­ pital. Horn July 21. 1912 In Philadelphia. Pa., hr rnnvrd In Orlando from Easton. Md.. In 1973. H r was a retired Iron and metal rreyrlrr and a rirm b rr of Ihr Sanford Jewish Community. Survivors Include his wife. Esther: son. David. Oakton. Va.: d a u g h te rs . F r a n c ln r Goldschmidt. Rrlsrrtown. Md.. Sharon Duller, Cassrlbrrry; sis­ ter. Regina Srlar. Silver Springs. Md.; four grandchildren. llrih Shalom Memorial C Im­ pel. Orlando. In eliurge nf ar­ rangements. clncls: 3. 21 and 29 — all showing pirdomlnalrly Demo eralle registration Republican Sheriff John Polk, himself a former Drmoerui. handily won l « r rare for his re-election by a vote of 0 0 .141 to 21.472 Democrats Karen Richardson Warren Krlnrr and Art Davis rach pulled slightly brttrr than one third Hie vole In Iheir races, again getting a majority In the predominately Drtnmraltr prr rin d s. Richardson losi Ihr lax rol lector's hid In Republican Ray Valdrs 50 408 lo 27 570 Kelner lost lo InniUllienl District 3 co u n ty com m issioner Fred Sirrelman 52.074 In 25.529 Davis lost to Republican Jen ntfrr Krllrv in ihr District 5 county rctmmLvilon race. 51.188 lo 28.132. allhough Davis had siilislanllal support In Sanford Inriitnbruis sc IiimiI Ik un i su­ perintendent Huh Hughes and Distrtd 2 school hoard member Nancy Warren each rarrled a majority vote in all 95 precincts In ru m b ru l D lsirlrl 3 school Imard niriulier Jo r Williams, though winning re-rledlon. lost .34 prrdnrts lo t hatlrngrr Wes Pennington H u g h e s gained -1 9 .5 9 0 coirs 1C s u p e rin te n d e n t ch a lle n g e r Duanr Doddluglou's 2 3 . 5 5 9 Warren received 1 9 .5 5 1 voles lo Ellis 2 0 0 8 4 Williams received 3 0 . 1 3 3 voles and Priintuglnu received 3 3 . 4 5 0 Contlnuad from Page lA resolved "1 he problem li/ijy is ihe Democratic vision is not rlear." Mai K.iv said "We re having an Internal dispute about what ll means lo Im- a Democrat." Mack said hr thought he would win because Ihe outstanding alev-litre ballots were in arras where he did well - the FlortiLi Pauhandlr. Ihe Jacksonville area and portions oft 'em ral Florida. “ I feel qullr coil (Idem wr will lie victorious.4' he said In ianqMi “ W r may liavr in wall until tomorrow iThunwlayl " Mark said he dkl not ride on the mattails ul president elect George Hush "Th is is a race that wax belween Connie Mark and lluddy MaeKay." hr said "There was a fundamental c holer " MaeKay raptured 35 of the stair s routines. Including Dade. Hrnward and Palm Heaeh In voirr-rleh south Florida and Pinellas and Hlllshomugh counties In i Ih*Tauqt.i arra Mack won 32 routines, easily w inning Duval In Ihe northeast and E*u aiuhla In Ihr Florida Panhandle, ulong with Ills homr county of Lee near Fort Myers Joyce said Ihe Iasi lime Ihe inaniMlrd recount was Irtggrrrd was In Ihe 1900 slate Attorney Gencrals race, hul ihal no one could remember a recount In a U S Senate race In Florida llolh candidates met reporters Wednesday, with Mark dretaring Ills ttmfldrni e in victory w hen all Itallois arr counted and Mat Kay vowing lo remain a Democrat drspllr some pruhlems with the parly's vision MaeKay. speaking lo reporimt In Oraia. said lie thought Ihe Mark campaign ads Ihal railed him a "liberal "rosi him some voles " I believe Ihal label caused some prople In harden I heir position against me. people who might otherwise have given me a second look.** he said H r also dismissed Ihe Idea that he would laconic a “ Republican Democrat *lo broaden his base itl support In Florida, saving tie would rather “ fight than switch " H r said the Democratic Party was liavlng prohletns. hut tl was nothing Ihal rould not hr GoM And SJIrer NEW YORK - Foreign and domestic gold A silver peters quolrd In dollars per troy ountt Thursday Gold Previous dose 421 00 up 2 50 Morning fixing 422 25 up I 25 422 73 up 3 00 Hong Kong Hoopster 1London m o rn in g fixing ehangr la txurd on Ihe prr v Ioub day't rinsing prue 1 John Mitchell dead at 75 tion rrpurird Wednesday night that a breakdown In radio comimimratlons prrvrnlrd ihe medics treating Mitchell Iroin Idling Ihr iHtspIlal know they were on the way. On.* study by flrlllsh scientists of l wo Eug'lsh and five Icelandic families suggests that a dried lie gene Is ihr cause of al least one form of schizophrenia. There were 39 eases of schizophrenia among ihe 10-1 in e r u lM -r s ol ihr seven families thought, lieha v lor arid emotion Senate— Comes spot 4 2120 nfT 1.90 gold open Comes spot 0 513 off 0 035 stlvn open 5 52 2 11 O 12 1 78 tion to Ihr next. Both sets of findings, rrjionrd Wednesday In Ihe rurrrrr Issur of ih : Brill*h Journal Nature, arr based on rxtrnslvr study of Ihr chromosome makeup of families with an unusually high In ­ cidence of Ihe disorder, rharac trrlzrd by wild mood swings and a split among the functions of Totals Naw York Dow J o o m la ltn m iw il Contlnuad from Page t A Local Interest Swiss fra n rs. down from Wednesday's close of I 4H63 In F ra n k fu ri the dollar began the day al 1.703 West German marks, down from 1.700. and opened In Parts al 0 0123 French francs, down from 0 0533 In B russels, the dollar o p rn rd al 3 7 .2 0 Belgian franrs. down from 37 40 and In Milan at 1.311 SO lire. Jr.wn from 1.319 03 In London, the British pound opened at SI 7925 compared with * 1.70 on Wednesday In early New York trading. Ihr dollar was slightly higher agstnsi key foreign rurrrnrtr* In light trading sm LOS A N G ELES — Separate -Hudlrs of families with a high rate of schizophrenia provide new evidence ihe personality disorder Is Inherited through a defective gene, bill researchers disagree on how the disease Is (Missed along from one gr nr ra­ Latimer also cited comments madr by Martin Feldsleln, president and chief executive of the Bureau of Economic Research, who said the dollar needed lo fall 10 lo 20 percent In the nexl three years if the Untied States were lo redress Ha trade Imbalance and keep economic recovery going. Dollar opens lower; gold mostly higher UwWad F rs w kwsrsatlsaal MnHad N George Bush's election victory and focused instead on underlying econom* ~mccms "There were number of :hlnja that made the market nervous.'' said Trade Latimer, market analyst with Josephthal A Co., point­ ing first lo the plunging dollar and lower bond prices. Demorratle National Committee hradquarlrra al Ihe Walrrgale complex H r Ihcn parlla Ipalrd In Ihe Hyzannne cover-up iliat tried lo distance Ihe Oval Ofllcr Imm the burglars During llie nexl iwo years. Ihr seamlal exploded wllh revelalions from legal and congresslo rial InvestIgalIons In the end. 25 d rfrn d a n ts were Jailed for Walrrgale crimes; Nixon re­ signed In disgrace Aug 9. 1974. and was pardoned one month later by President Gerald Ford. Mitchell, convicted of conspir­ acy. obsimrllnn of Justice ami perjury, was sentenced lo two lo right years In prison by Judgr John Sirica ll was upheld on appeal and lie urrtved in June 1977 al Ihr federal minimum seeurlly facility In Montgomery. Ala H r was released 19 months later. Jan. 19. 1979. Mltrhrll spent his final years in the clly of his downfall as a consultant lor Global Research Inc., a public policy Instliutr. Former W alrrgalr prosecutor Jim Neal said Wednesday In Nashville. Term., that hr was saddened by Mitchell s death. "John Mitchell rnmmittrd an ofTense and I prosecuted him." Neal said "Hul he was a very pleasant human bring He was nol biller about whal happened lo him. ... There was no blllrrness between John Mlirhrll and me." The While House Issued a statement Wednesday ulglil saying. "President and Mrs. Reagan are deeply saddened by the news nf John Mltrhell's death and extend their sympa­ thy and prayers lo Ills family." birthday, and his wile lived only six years. Green allhbules hts longevity to a elenn, Christian lifestyle. lie said strong lallh In God aavrd hts and his first wife's lives When he Itvrd in Illinois, a train going 75 tn.p.h. fill ihr from of hts ear and dragged It 30 or 40 feel Grren said neither he nor his wile received a scratch and I here was nol a broke n p lrrr of glass Hr said once lie had sugar dUilieles s o tiad Ihal he lost 30 pounds In three weeks "I asked God whal In do and lie said In lay nil Ihe sweet slutl." Grren said. "I've tiled lo go to church all Ihr nine. The laird lias hern wllh me a l l m y life." tmght. blue eyes and vouttifu! stature eoniradlel this Originally an Illinois farmer, one of the first things Grren related is how he shucked 3.9(X) hushr Is of corn in 37 days. His son. Elmer, who was srrompunied by his wife. Marv. said his lather also started the llrsi (usirurtzed milk plant there Green lo rd wllh his son and ilaughter-ln law for right years tirlore moving Into Ihe rrtlrment rrsidenre. When asked about sinking Ihe two halls. Green modestly said. "That's a wundrr I'm 105 yrars old I'm just a little sIlfT." he says. Grren has outlived two children and two wives In 1905. his first wife pasard away. "II she would have lived Iwo months longer, w r would havr torn married 00 yrars." he says ol his fir*I wile. Green remarried on his H4lh Green lias participated In the Golden Age Games lor ihr pasl five yrars When askrtl w hrih rr he would tie on (lie UiskrilMill court nexl year lor Ihr Golden Age Gaines he rrplied. "II I'm a-llvln' I will." Results--------mtnot III Mai Frantic It laaa Atonros m yards. I mtSat C o a tlu M Irani Paga IA O A M C I A U t V C A T - I l l Bora* Girons t t O ionds I II Psulmo G k W m m t*. i m i U a m m 111 C « w s T o m m SI, DtSory TA N G O III AAary Ah F o n t , At DoSsr, tn 4 WTOmm U rtn g tN n U M W Itl Rsw*fw is ana Chsr Wt U ratfM . M. Doiand 111 C o t. H snd Cans Hatt. M Canao* ( h a C M A -H I C o w s H « w l a s Halt, a i Canada U l Pswtmo CvtNr I* Do'ond and B a «n Porry al DC land, m v*>* Ksttnor I I laniard, and Wm>am AAayno u ▼Ouo^tW 0 « FOX f K O T -M I M i li i e m if t i C ir iM A M O rian w and Harman Tracy as Kittimmoo I I I Jon. SI and Carl H a i N i s W as AiiamsnM Vpr.ngt i n f t * . ,t and Cdna Hatd. aS Canada J I T T M B U & I I I Rofcort DtoNman as O landa. and Jana W o n as Olando ( I I Gwnnar Johnson a* Ornsgo Clly. and Margaret Warnor. ST. Oaland 111 Carl. So and Jan Hsttonplvg IS A'tamonty Vpr.ngi XHUM BA I I I V d a Kaalnar. U laniard and william Mama St. Vjsmgtfoan Ona 111 Carl as snd J t r l Haisonpiug S* AHsmonN M r-ngi |)| wiliamins CArlasn S I. O rlsn d s. snd H s rm s n Tra cy . SS. KttMmm— W A U - I I I Coe. as and Cdns Hall, a } Canada ID Mary Aim FoWy. U DaSary. and William Liymsvlon si. Oalsnd Itl Psw'ma Culls' SI. Daiand and S ix * Parr, M Da.and OOLF LO N O O B IV C I Mon a v n I » I 4 I - ( I ) Marty, N o i n a a l . n OvNsn 111 yards. * mcKos. I l l Thomay W Slams, m. Baaorly Hills MS yards. U l Gail Halmat N Allim anN l y m y i 101 yards. | meMas I Mon agot Ft M l - l l l Ray Noibawror. It. Allamanw la rm fv ' » yards I mcSoS. U l Jamas Stoody. 11 Jacksonnila IM yards. S menos U l Goargo Aronl. If. Van lord It yards I Mon agos M S 4 I - U I Jonn ly a r , S4 Van lord iao yards. I tl. I mrfes 111 flatari Nalson. M G.iiport M .tt IH ,*>ds I men I II William AAa.no U VaungUean. Orno U yards I Woman agts IS M l - l l l Joyca BurnAam IS OsNon i m yards. I It I Menas. III Dora m , (d* uman if. Calumbws Onto IM yards, f mcnas U l Camtnns Woodlill M Orlando 114 yards. I Menas I Woman agos M S4I U>!>oanor Wall. SI. Ssnlard ISO y s id t. Norma G arry SI Kittary. AAsss IM yards I mcnas III Pnyilit Laaallan. U OsNan *4 yards. 1 laichas (Woman, agos S I 0*1-111 LaiW Nadkauar. SI AlismonN VprMgs IM yards. I* mcnas I II Modal Can mar SS Oallans I I I yards 4 mcnas. U l AAarisrW AAargsnsNrn SS. Van lord Ml yards I Woman ogas (Woman, mgn IBT41— IIIJosnotN GnM.n D AAsss IM ysrdt. I mctias U l **. HsIyoSt. “ “ *“ •oily GsllagAsr ft. GWn (lly n III ll yards. I Mcnas I W om yn. agos M 1*1 — 111 G a rlfu d a C an lay ff O ra ngaC ll, fl yards. T Mchat B A i a i T B A L L B a i t TH B O W (Man agas 11 M l - l l l Karl KauWrman. IS Or lands U l Josag* AA.Khali IT. Anfflony. Ill Tnsmas AAorris. M. Clair Ion Pa lAAon. agos M S4I I I I Carl M a yv sa BolWouo o n * I I I Jotm Da,.son sa. VI CNud 111 Bod BsCMtan. 44 WmWr Pars (Man agos SUVOI - I I I Don FonS. SS. Alism onN Vgring ( I ) Pawl AAalNsa. SO. Oaland lit Andryn Hushtord. SI. Oranga Clly (Man agas f O f a l - t l l WHdur OH. Tt. W m Nr Haoan 111 GayN D a .is. II. MamNI. Ind i I I I Marry Broan fl. Wilmington. Ohio lAAon ogrs M f*t— I t ) Clmor Boosting IS. Person lAAon ogas *0 t l l - l I IW.n.am AAa.no. S4. Vo»mmgsloan Omo (AAan agas 11 M l - I I I Allrad Romm tl. VgringtNld. Ill (AAan ago *0 snd u g l— I I I fdgar Vmitn. t « la irla n d IWomon agas 11 H I - I I I AI k o Hogari IV Lssa Hamilton. (1) Cmadoin Viogron. Ja. MornandO (Woman, agos S l a t l - l l ) Mora Arnold SI. V a lrlco . U l Barnia K lam scnm idl. SS. Annandaia A n 111 Anna BiorSman. 44 laiiaood I Woman agas fg f 4 l-(1 | Nora Young fl. Casnada lll.C I N n Brown fa Wilmington 0 h « . I ll Viola Ramarl II, WmNr Haron IWomon agas f l I f ) — ( I I Elian Julius. II, WauchuU IMan. agas I I M l - l l l la o Wmdhorsl. I I Frwilland P ars IS I y a rd s .I inch u> Addison VNthowar 11 AlismonN Vprmgs 114 yards I I I Jams Gstlo. M WmNr Springs 111 yards Imchos (Man agos tO s a l-IU B o d Rodmson SO WmNr Pars >11 yards. • Mchat, 111 Joa a r m s , s i Lata M a r, I N ,» r d « | Inches 111 Thomas Juanito t l long.pad u r yards 1 mehas (AAan. agas SV M l - l l l Howard Mildryth SS Long wood 110 yard S M<hat I II Vam Didomanrto ll . wm Nr Vpr.ngs fl* yards 4 WHEN IT CONIES 1 0 INSURANCE, *ISU GIVES YOU MORE FOR U S S . /KAR N S Qooutiatte'* 4 Novem ber 1 0 ,1 1 ,1 2 and 13 Donnelly House, Mount Doru A rts, Crafts, A ntiques, G ifts HBM N UUM I A H N C T 413 W. Ffnt SL fk. 122 3742 William H. "BUI’’ Wight C.P.C.U. Praaidant Sanfacd �- Bwtmil **iriifrt»i :**>»■» * •A — Sanford Harald. Sanford, Florida — Thursday. November 10. 1968 G olden A g e athletes dance the night away By SANDRA BOUCHAHINS Herald staff writer Robert Nelson 81-year-old philosopher still kicking By VICKI DeSORMIKRHerald correspondent______ S A N K O K I) - K u b rri Nelson w MI.yrara-old. tint hr says In* Is just getting started on lus hie Last vrar. mi Ills 80th lilrthday. hr drrldrd wasn't going to lw like his friends whn'd died, lie was going In enjoy his own wukr "So I got uji dial ilium trig, played n ln r holes nl gull. a lew games ol tennis swam IOC) m eters and sailid on rnv catamaran hr Mild Wrdnesd.iv. pulling mil his c-tirsi, "Ttien. I gm Ingether with my frletids and j|n i a lv W » Tanned faces and lithe bodies studied across the dance P -~r. Couples iw trlrd. cha-chard and wallied d ir afternoon away Most hud done it before For Fdna and Erie Hull ol Daylona Dench. II was diclr second year to enter In the dunce contest. Th e Holts, who arc English, escape hlltrr Montreal winters to ro m r to Florida Heads of (icrsplnillr.n clung lo Mrs Holt's freckled. youthful fare a lew minutes aflrr die couple garnered first-place gold medals ui the cha-cha ronlesl. Uisi year they M »id they won two sllirr medals, in tango and rhumba Th e y s a id thry would go on lo compete In Ihrtr more dance categories In Ihr alley-cal ronlesl. many were out of step, some wrrr out of rh y th m b u t none w ere without partners After a lot of handshake Lee said hr had been tnvllrd lo thr Golden Age Games four times before furl lht« vrar was the first he rook ihr 3,000 mile trip Irom his home in Hun* flnginn Beach. Calif Another couple who stood out from Ihe crowd *vas Dr William Maine and Vioia Kasiner. Maine who had collected !I5 medals in previous years for swimming, track and field and other alhletie events, said since Ihr Golden Age Games started Mnndav. he has captured 13 more Maine and his |iartnrr won medals in several of Ihe dance categories before the afternoon was through Another Iwtxt to die already social event was die reunion of Maine and a son's schoolteacher Both are from Votings! own. Ohio He and Kasiner struck up I heir most drama ii poses while iKWspujiers. friends and Inter­ ested parties snapped cameras Maine Mild he and hlx wife w ho died 111 1965 u s e d to fie charnplon dancers In d i e Fred Astalrr dance chain field at thr Astor Hotel in New York Cllv Maine wax confident that he would collect several more medals in the games throughout I h e w r e k “ I'll have a lot more by the Muir I gel through.” he said William Maine 64. of Youngstown. Ohio and Viola Kastner, 83. of Sanford, ham It up for the cameras altar Wednesday s dance contest at the Sanford Civic Center Tho couple finished In thud place in fho Cha Cha competition pleasantly plastered." H r contends dial d ir party, held al Ihr Swim mint; Hall ol Fame in Ft taiudrrdalr. where hr had worked lor a do/rti years, is something hr II lir laughing at for years to <orne. These days. Nelson Is a s r I ( ■ p r o r 1 a I in r d in IngrnarIan philosopher Ills srerrl to a long hajijiv Ilir Is slmplr flrsl. keep a sense ol humor and roll w Ih r punches and » nrvrr w o rn nlanit some thing vou can't do anything i SANFORI) * Al times, the Coldrn Ages Games dame con­ test held ut the civic renter Wednesday afternoon v r m r d more like a gala hall than a ronlesl Ladles' drrsses ranged from elaborate, elegant evening altlrc lo lull skirted square dance out­ fits Mm wore tuxes and casual w e a r. E v e r y o n e e n jo y e d themselves The Sanford Serlnadrrs struc k up Ihr hand and jiaMIripanis couplrd off to partlrlpaie in the contests while others came t»lmply to dance There were several dance categories which Included the jitte rb u g , r h u m b a , p o lk a , alley-cat, cha-cha. walli. tango and fox trot and the Golden Agrrs demonstrated rxrrjilton.il darning technique In (ad, they wrrr good high-stepping, clapping and fancy fool work. I hey received spirited applause from Ihr au­ dience. Sjieci.il guest was l)r Sammy Lee. Olympic gold medal diver m d coach Lee didn't dance hut sal watching w ith hl» wife. K iz. while many people came to shake his hand. "I've read about him for 50 years, and this is the first lime I'm meeting h im ." said one man ns be gave Lee a s tro n g I hough hr is partlelpulIng 111 several rvrnls al dir Golden Age ("mines, in ­ c lu d in g ha dm tn i on on W e d n e s d a y, tennis on Monday, and salting on Sunday, his llrst love has always hern swimming. “I grew up swimming with •Johnny W rlssinullrr and Hosier Cnihh in Nrw York, so I knew go's! rnmpelldon." hr said Though hr su.un w ith ihe flllure world « lass latenls as a INiv. ii wasn't until he was fid dial he hesird Cr.ibb in d ir water In the lf)77 Golden Age Games hr tie leafed d ir Inrrurr Olympian In III)- rai yard free style lh says dial was Ins biggest victory as an athlete. Nelson joked that hr is Immortal Hr brr.im r ton vim ttl of Ihat l.nt when In* smashed op a cnnvrrhihlr in 1937 Ih ri it II me I should hair lM-e|| hilled III 1h.il ear hr Mini so every d.n I vr hail since d u n is gravy " lie MU s lie also knew al a l e u y o u n g age dial In would n r v r r I n- a i llulllfllott at any s j n u i so he decided to p.irllelpalt in as many as hr i r in ItI and lo have lull at all ol lliru i ‘Snowbird’ athlete still going strong By VICKI D otOAM IKR Morale) correspondent S A N F O R D — D o ro th y Sjiillin.m <ricks her head lo the side and studies ihr billiard table In lore she makes a shot She lakes it and misses, hut Is unlMithrrrd She snillrs and watches as tier ojiponrnl goes on lo takr ihr game away Irom her It > <*K she smiled, "dlls tsn'l really my sport " S p illm a n , who describes hrrsell as a snowbird, and her hustiand Robert live hall die ir.ir In Columbus. Ohio and Ih r other hall in Sehring. Florida. I hey were in Sanlord lor the Gold* o Age (iarnes The former physical education In s tru c to r a n d re cre a tio n dim tor turned f»H years old on Wednesday and shows no signs ol slow ing down She was recently lire used as a massage ihrruplsi in Ohio and lohinleers her lime teaching itilaui massage to parrots m ilieir homes In addition, she alvilrni lies "easy stretching" at tin I'mal recreation i rnlrr In her spare time. Spillman, whoused lo own a bicycle repair shoji rides her hike ail over d ir stale I never had a chance In ride nun h w hen I hud niv store." she adonis toil I vr- really gotten active in Ihe Iasi couple ol years " l*ixl year she was the oldest woman to p.utn ipale in ihe 2 H> null Tour <d die S< inl.i River Valley r.u r She inlruds to icpeal llial leal llils veal Dorothy Spillman lakes her best shot although she admits that pool isn't her sport. S|iillman has tieen a vrgrlart an since H)72 She M i l d that she worked in a hamburger shoj> In high s« hooi amt II was her prrdlellon at the ilm r that she would hale see the world in her traveling hamburger stand Reminded ol dial at her Unit ■lass reunion, she realized she <1 a< <ompllshrd the goal In a more hralthlul way when she liegan serving as a hn v« Ir lour host to While she till i< Irs anil |d.ns billiards itrllvrly. she has dis covered a new sjNirt w Iill Ii she (eels may I n her I n m Shut llrhoard She's "lily Inch jdailug lor two years and m iis ii will take her at least another de< adc lo make attain her goal ol heroin mg a tn rn i'i ol ilo tuternaMon.il i e a m a n <1 to m p r 11 n g in Australia c h a m p io n s h ip s S h e d id n 't jdace hut iso 1 discouraged as she si ill has a lot to learn While many ililuk ol ii as an leisurely game she m iis that al die rt.ilion.il and Iniernatlaual level ihe <om|M'llllon can I n' intense for now sh> trains strrnu ousli with Ilir Imsli.ind ItnlirM and « oiiijn Ii s ui luutnuturniH arouiul Florida and Ohio l.asi v a r s h e rnirred the nallon.il I ui having a loi ol fun she smiled as slit grabs hi t Disa-Dill •.............I M ills lo l||e lliH U lo IIH 1 1 foreign ex< (range students 4 her Imslmnd lor her hlrlhday i elehralloll Friday’s events Ills Inn-loving altitude has made him a rolling stone unwilling land in rasumallv unable) lo stay with one tilin g for an extended jicriod of time I’ve bad 54 Jobs 8 aiitiiuiolillrs and 24 Imkiis hr Mild I h o u g h h r earned a ti.ii lirlut s degree In |i ! i v m i a I !■ i! u r a I I o n f r n in Springllrld IMass | College III I't 11, III Jokes lti.il lie's done ■vi-rv d iln g frinii fr.nii llglin-is l>> w a k i n g Inr a gas i oinp.im lint In*s n r v r r In •n a husband ll.ii mg li.iii lu u lo.irrl.igi |nu|mvi|s n iriu il d o w n i I um ililn i llnw in.nli .i n i l giKitl I i i i s Ii .i i k I I in lint v r n •m ii i n ii n il i In i i i tli il ll.l|ljllll llllu III*' tl.n In lot lit' u iih m i regrets I ni vi r li.nl in In llki m i muni Hi i l i r I n tvs .mil ask tuv u i f r ii I ■m ild du •.•mu iliu m I |ust got n|i and u n it In' Mini 1*1*11 n . ii Nelson in iin il in ilir I ' S Naval Iiu m i' in (>ull|Hirt M ismss ||i |ii She und R o D r t D u l l also will plai in ihr Golden Agi Games shullli D m m I i ii iiijh iitlim Leisure Walk Ii miles * til a m al Civic Center, sponsored tn Southern Hell IRaie walking w ill hr a u to m a tic a lly ills qualified) Hobby Show — lqwn to the Public — *1 a III I IK) |i m ai C i t y H a ll, s p o n s o r e d by E xte n sio n H om em akers ol Seminole( m ull! S h u f f le board continue* — ■m n i a in al 1 1 Mellon Park sponsored by Sanlord Shul tliD ianll Inti Howling ') :mi a m al Howl Arm rn a. sjionsored hv How l America Dominoes Doubles IIHX) a m al Unwell Plate sjiniiviird hi Sanford Senior ( 'ui/ens Bridge, Party Rubber In n p m ai Woman's < lull nl Sanlord; sponsored by Wuman's Cluhol Sanford Hobby Show A Photography — H :iu ,1 III J on || ID al City Hall HNlU esxl* *r tenUNf VWNl Against the wind Nora YounQ, age 71. of Canada, loans into the wind and gives if one final hard push on ihe podals as she heads for Iho finish line She finished in first place in tho fosl women s quarter-mile heat in bicycle racing fllke Rare — I no p m al S r III I H o le H i g h Si Ii o o I spun sored hv Sanlord < vi lets A rc h e r y 2 0 0 j.......... .. Seminole Coinruimily College. sjKiusorrd In Lions ( luh �Sanford Herald SaMord, Florida — Thursday NATIONAL BRIEFS 10 inmates hurt in race riot EL C A JO N , ( all! — Ai Irani 10 Inmate* w . re hurl, tun ethically. lit what nl'rrlir* «l«-jtullr** ulit wan .i ittchnly flioUvAlul Hot ihid raged lor nearly an hour Wednesday night al an overcrowded ),ill. authorities said Srvrral Inmates writ- xtublxd and one Irll liom a <rll block balcony during the violentr that eruptrd about H 25 p m. at thr KlCaJon Drtrntion For lilty. I.t Dob Trevino said StirrM's ol Hr lain said alxuit a dozen deputies on duly al the Jail regained control about ft TO p in None of ih r drputlrs was hurl Initial rr|»nrts Indlralrd as many as 17 Injuries Alton* 10 inmates, two wllh rrlllral Injuries, were taken h> helleopler or ambulant e under guard to lot al hospitals for treatment The facility currently holds 777 Inmules. several times iix ideal capacity ol 120. hut li was not Immediately known how many prisoner* were involved in die violence that stemmed trout racial tensions Inane llcxn of *h ill. Trevino said Alter deputies restored control.. miter of Inmates Involved In Ihr riot were moved to another >i/utiiy fai llllv In an attempt to diffuse tension. Trevino stild Governor vows to uphold gay rights SAI.EM, Ore — Gov Neil Goldschmidt said WerhiPsdav lie would (Ire slate muti.ij(ers who discriminate against homoses uulsdespllr passage ol an anti ({ay rliiliis tiallot measure "I do not Interpret the votr on Measure 8 as a license to discriminate." G u IiIm hinult said m a jhisI mortem news conference to talk about the results ol the UtH8 ({rneral elec lion I.atet In Portland. 18 jx-o|de were arrested w hen they bits keel Hallo on the llutnsidr llrld({r lo prntrst passage ol Mrasute 8 which irvokrs Goldschmidt s order barring stair government hum d m rl in li tallng against homosexual* Portland (M il n e said the protrslrrs wrrr t iled tor intrrlrrtng with vehicular tralllc and released Goldsi hmntt said ihr vote is an Ind^ai’an <<l ihr lr*el * disc omloft Arnerlrans have w uh the issue ol homosexuality Th r measure (kissed Tuesday hv a margin <d 53 (irrirnl to 47 (>eii rnt ('flirt s|Hin*or of thr measure W.IS Ihr Orr|(oli < Itl/rns Alllam < a <emserv alive (Milltu al ac lion gmuji that grew out ot thr ruins ol I lap! 1st mlnlslrr Joe Lutz s unsure esslul ■atit|Mign to unse al llrpubllran Sen Bob Par kwmxl In IHh-l leaders ol die group said ih r order granted s[tecial drills to homosexuals and was a (xilun al juiyiill by Goldsi lutildi lor g.iv sup|xai m his |1»MHcatn|tal|(ri for ((overnor Key NASA contractor saves 1,300 jobs I NON I KOYAL Va — Winning lori(j term aerospace contrails hrl|>nl save the jolts ol I USi workers ahrujitly laid 011 Iasi u ir k hv the Avtrv Kilters Ini jilalit. which sujipllr* vital fxxcsier maiertallor NASA * spat r shuttle program John Gtrgg Avte* i halt man and iturl executive officer, announced Wednesday ihat the company encouraged by NASA and ihr Dejiarinirni of Helens*-, was aide to negotiate a long term Iimtrai t withcrrtaln aermpare industrial cotiijMilles that will allow the plant in rrtu rii to lull jituduetion The company Jilanurd to Iw-glri notifying (trril employers tixlay that tiiev would lx- called tcai k to work Th r Washington hcsl rejx.rirtl today lhal an aetosjMir Industry olflrUl close to the negotiation* who was not Identified said the funding to rrojern Avlrs was a short term solution and more money vs ill lx- nrnlrd lor thr company to survive in the long run A d rx w the world's largest m.tnuUi lurer of rayon, and lomjianv oltn lal* Mamed foreign competition lor its closing It has tarn ojieratlng on a limited least* with a sharply reducer) worktori r Avtrv lias ilrdli atrd considerable resource* over thr last sr\ rr.il years to the rrseorrh and devekrpmrnt of sjtei ultv lltx-r* Gregg said Were It not tor the sjwrial lltwrs jirixluied In Avtrv wr would not hav e l,rrn sun esslul in reopening the plant on a long term tiasis Avtrs will lotiimur to locus on rvjianding Its business In Ihr s|x-i lallv lllx-rs market." Gtegg said In doing so it will limit its vidnerahllllv to c«tm|>rUllon Irom lorelgn owned i omjK-Htors The reojx-nmg of the plant is gixxl news lor NASA because Avtrv is us only domestic su|>j>hrr ol sjierlal rayon lltx-rs lor spai r shuttle txxistns NASA oltlcl.ilss.ild Iasi week they had enough ol lilx-t mi hand tor I I or 12 launches or through April Pexi About r> perreni ol tin- company % pnxtutiinii involves malrrial lor Hie lxxr*irr» November 10, 1980 — 7A Crash grounds B-1B bom ber fleet United Press International AIIILENE. Texas — As in­ vestigators InlcrvtrwTfl people who witnessed a fiery II 111 b o m b e r c r a s h . A ir Force mechanics worked lo rompletr s « u i y in s p e c tio n s on the grounded plain s anil gel die strategic Ixnnbrrs b.n k in the air The Slraleglr A*r Comm.mil In O m a h a . N e h .. tem p orarily grounded the nuclear bombcarrying planes Wednesday and said r.uh It III would undergo a safety ln*|x-cllnn as a result ol Tuesday 's crash near Dyes* Air Force liase Witnesses n jxirlrd Haines shixitlng Irom the plane lx-(orr its Knit crew mrmtxrs ejected salrly "Tills Is a normal jitrc.rudon follow mg any similar incident the SAC statemrnl said It said it will take a clay or two for instruriions on wind Herns are to lx- Inspected to arrive al it Mi bases around the country In ihe meantime II III living ojrerallons have bee n sti*|tend « c' " the s'airnient soul The SAC estimated Ihe In sped Ions would lake three hours lot each alrcr.ili As eai h of the HH re naming bomltrr* ts m s|>ccted, ll will Ik - returned to living siatus lie SA* siait-meril said oilier,il* saiil some Ixnn hers will remain on alert lor emergency use in ease ol a nuc lear crisis Master Sgi Al Doslal vud insjM-ciloiis were 1 ornjileted on some o( the jilanes at Ihcss Wednesday At a news ccynfrreni e Wnl nesdav iilternrxut f ol Allx tt lion Jensen ccminlander ol the faith Ikimhunlmenl Wing a* Uyess. commended the crew ol tb< H III "They jw-rlonnecl by die Ixxik and as they should Jensen said lie soil he still has great cortfIderne m do It Ml winch In di sc rihed as "ihr la st bomber In the world ” A routine Induing mission Involving two II IB's was held Wednesday nlgld. and Jensen w as scheduled In fly on one ol the bombers him self today m orning, ikivlal said .Jensen site) hr ex|«eterl ihe lour c tew members who ejected from the* crail to resume Hying In Ih r next lew days T h e c rrw of Ihe four engine Ixunlx r wav |irac living upprnac h maneuvers when th r ulrerafl yve-nt down alxiut 5 miles north ol Dyrss Tuesilay alierncxm near the low it ill Tyr. alxiut ID miles w st ol Abilene. Air Forc e nt lie 1.ds site! W ltnesys slid ll apfieared Ihe pilot had nianagrrl lo steer Ihe jiLiitr clear ol jxijiulatrd arras I rlore l l ' 1 few ejected and ji.ir.ic hulril lo safety Witnesses also rr|ioftrd seeing Haines jxiiiring from an engine on dtr ixiiiitx-r s left stile tx-tore It werd down. Au tnvrsligullvr leant hradtd hy Air Force Ceil David C DHL vice commander of ihe 2Mth II o m h a r d m r n t W 1 n g a l Ellsworth Air Force Base. S D . was on the se en*- Wednesday Plai tOiidi” ’ said Invesllgalors were interviewing ailnrvscs to ih r crash, The crew members, assigned 10 ihe 337ih Bomharrlmrnt Squadron, rrmalnrd In good rnndlllon at Ihr Ims* hospital Wednesday where they Wen admitted lor observation, said Sgi Penny Jorgensen I hey were identified a. Capt Michael F. Waters 2 m of \i w Bern. N c . die plane's ecmi m.ilider Capt George M Golx-t 31. ol San Diego, the pilot. Cajii ( 1 : Ira M Za •* 17 0♦ lUaleah. Fla offensive systems iijx-ralcu and lirst I.t Anion Erei J r . 2b ol Northglenn, Colo defensive vy stems ojx-r.dor Government picks site for supercollider Unltad 7 i m i Intarnallonal WASHING K IN Energy S» < retary John Iferringlon called .1 nryvs conlrrenee lixlav lo end a lrrn/|rd com petition among Job hungry stairs I the world s largest atom smasher, looted as the biggest S. Irnttllc Jirojec I III history Seven finalist slates .iw.illrd word on w hic h would lx- thr **p r e f e r r e d " s i t e for th e sujx-ri end etc ting sujx-r collider a imge lederal researrll lac tidy exjx-cted to c rrate alxiul M Next Join III Its j x a k ronslrurtlon year and J O O l i jw-rin.uirnt Jobs along wllh a I billion In rrl.itrd c o n 1 r a i l s a r id s p in -o ff r n lerpnses When ttir c«till (M-III Ion Ix-gan last year 25 stales submitted J5 sites to 1 lie government tor consideration Fhr list was nar rowrit to locations in Art/ona Ccdiiracti). Illinois Michigan N orth Carolina Texas and I tie siijH-r collider, an oval 53 mile long Id hxil wide underground tunnrl. Is e x j x I ted III lx- Ihe largest [Sltti cle accrlrralor — nr atomsmasher — m llte world The tunnel will cover an arra 17 miles long and 15 miles wide and will rtonuiri lotton huge su|M-rc oridiic ling in.ignrts 1 lie device will send tiearns of s b a j x 'd T e n n e ssee III reeelil weeks governors nt most ol dir llnallst slates came to Washington for one more round ot lobbying Herrington underlining Ihr si.tkes Involved in snaring dir estimated ?1 t billion projec t Late Wednesday Harden Wiedemann ol Hie Norih Irxas Commission which w o r k e d l o sell llerrlllgtoll m i a s it e III Waxahaehle said I be Texas tram lias Item 1 lire king sckir1 es and tics network here and to other slates that are Imallvls and tlie signals ate all ■oining up Texas Stale ntlic lals have vilivalec) over thr ryemomn txinan/a the l>rojn I would tiling and high enrrgy physics researchers .ire eager for Silrrillll. aitvallies It will makr possible oiler its seven In 10 year construc tion is complrlr jiroton s racing lit ojijxcsttp d i m li o n s around thr underground tr.n k al nearly the sjx-cd ol light t h r ji.iyotl <nines w hell Ihr te a m s <oilKte rrlra sln g a show n ot subatomic 1 xirtteles that sc tent tsts will si 1 id y to Irani m o r e about I tie nature ot enrrgy a n i l rnatlrr I tie suj« rco|hder will lx- 20 t i m e s more jxiwertul than (be largest 1 xtsting jiarttele at c elera tor F r r m l U h t n Illinois F. nergy Department otliitals s a id lleritngtoti w ould jn< k bis la v o r r i t site on lire basis ol nurnrrous factors tin biding l a n d a c i| 0 l s 111 o n 1 o s i s availability ot skilled workers, geological considerations and trantvportalton Housing and other "social inlrastructiire " resources llerrlngtc.n in»lsirc| jxilttical considerations would licit jd.iv a mle tn winch site was jinked and tir scheduled tils an nniitim tirnl alter Election Ikiv in order to cjuell sin ti 1 urn rrns Herrington s ctiolce must t»scilunillrd to President Hragau. who Is rv|w*t led lo designate a site (ormally tx-lorr leav mg olfii ,Jan 2<> But while Congress apjirnprialrd find million this year tor research on tlie project legislators still must deride whether the country can allord to jirix'red wllh construction ol Ho- gigantic jiroject •" a time of record federal budget deficits £MVEIEMin MY M U r MWBUCTt QHlATPHICtSM American artists command big bucks NEW Vi IKK Winks by 15 contemporary American arilsis leli hed record prli*-s al am lion Wednesday, with thr toji price a $7 million hid lot Jasper Johns's "White Flag." a monochromatic piece dial is among thr artist's most radical works Oilier sales marking Ihe highest |>rtcrsrvrr jiald lor works by these individual arilsis included >5 72 million lor Jackson Pntlixk s inonumnii.il Frlr/e." a culmination of Pollock’s long Iio ii /i ,ntal (cannings and $2 75 million lor Maik Rothko's Nuudier M ' a brtlliantly colored oil oil canvas Ihe auction of 12 works Irom The Itemalnr Collecllon ,«l * hrtsiic s gallery in Manhattan lirotighl a loial of >25 H million, said I kina Mu in c i a sjxikrswoinan lor die gallery Oilier records lor winks |,v Individual artists Inc luded $2 31 million lor I ran/ Kline s Lrhlgh an oil on canvas that marks die mldjMimt ol Kline s series ol large imjxising black and uhlii jiatntlngs and *2 I million fur Roy Llciilrnslrln's "I Can See do Whole Rcxnn and There's Notxxlv in 111" an oil and graphite on ranvas di.it is one ol dir ardst s rarirsi cartoon linages I lie l rein.line t oltrcdon built by lluitcm Tremaine and his wile. Einllv nve r lour drearies. Is widely viewed .is one of the ccnmirv s most distinguished collections ol works by major jxtsi w at ArnrfIran artists Aide: Myerson said to mislead reporter NLW V< )KK Hess Myerson instruc led her aide In inlslracl a tr|Hirli*t alxiut lining die daiighlrr nl a Judge handling her Ixiylriend's divorce case. ihe- aide testified during the former Miss Atnrrlc a s dtvoter living trial Kic hard Hr unit lesttiled Wednesday how hr believed Myerson manl|inlaled lutn oner she learned New York Post rrjxirtrr Kli hard Jcdinsoii h.nl asked .dxiul dir hiring ol Sukhrrei Gatx-I III ( k lolx-r I mm.I llnmo said that at Mvcrson's tx-hrsl. hr told ihr rrjxirtrr Oalx-I was die oulstandlng candidate" among several, even though ( ialx-l was the only one interviewed lor the |ol> lesiimom hi die rase was to resume today In U S District Ciniri in Maubaliati Myerson 111 is on trial cm charges she hired the- younger Gabel lo liilliiihcr slide Supreme Court Justice Monetise Oalx-I s h.milling nl the divorce case ol her Ixiyfricitd. Curl Andy Capasso LI Al die lime ol Gabel's hiring. Myerson was the city’s commissioner c.t cultural allairs, and lirunn was thr assistant commissioner "Commissioner Myerson Ix-niinr very angry and said that It was outrageous dial Mrs ('upusso ami her lawyer waved Ihts at die jness." said lirunn. referring in Capasso's ex-wife, whom My ers- fell leaked die story Fro Jnlled P m js s International reports NQXJIT rilQlr to it* 9IX SltUdlTf lUMit IJX30X! )M IN S A N F O R D , SHOP A M c D U F F S U P E R C E N T E R A T: HWY. 1792 SEMINOLE CENTER 3*05 ORLANDO 03 3C'5-32t £993 UH OUI «cOU(( IDBUOIB Cx*»8l M V | r ; = NOBODY UNDERSELLS McDUFFi *vCMt-t mrm *■* -ml > ■ ■ — "8 tOOAMONFtKI CUAlADtll n* WtDuMff-rpt * ■w*N£|f$uMtthjntS*w fn*put9#■»♦»*w f iA«n if mo o tm net iffa* to wrp?iN3 Oxoanfifi mffffywjA# & fKl w() fy flNinbOfflwii tforr IT »TvXpw': frr dnrt ktm T5 ficxx dv«wir'*fort t fr* • tv =C I; r-* m * -*• x * IMt M3 *CV 'FOMfl ifwc'Ji1pun**\m jcd-Nj oyt c* in t t n rtiflwi 1.1 I . �.. ■■■■ Skip killed 191, heading to Danang M A N IL A . P h ilip p in e s Typhoon Skip roared toward the Vietnamese port of Danang to­ day after a devastating rampage acroM the Philippines that left 101 people dead. 161 missing and more than I million home­ less. The Manila Weather Bureau located Skip at mid-afternoon In th^Soulh China Sea about 200 umCs east of Dunang. The storm was moving west at 10 mph and was expected to touch land early Friday w ith reduced renter wind* of 75 mph. the bureau said. The death toll compiled from Philippine relief agencies and the military climbed to 191 today. Including 20 killed by tidal waves spawned by Skip's 10 mph wind* when It struck 120,000 homeless after Chinese quake BEIJING — About 120.000 people were left homeless or suffered property losses In the area hardest hit by a major earthquake In southwest China that claimed more than 1.000 lives. Chinese news reports M id today. The government, worried that relief crews have still been unable to reach some quake victims In the remote mountain region, planned to drop more emergency supplies Into isolated areas by airplane, the official Xinhua news agency M id. In Ita first detailed account of the quake, which struck last Sunday In southwest Yunnan Province, the People's Dally, the Communist Parly newspaper, said nearly 1.700 people were severely Injured and llial one v illage had been virtually wiped out. The tremor, measuring 7.6 on the Klehter scale and the worst In China since 1976. rumbled through thr area Sunday night, collapsing thouMnds of homes and buildings and killing more than 1.000 people, according to report* from the region Pirates plagus Straits of Singapore SINGAPORE — Shipping official*, alarmed by the abduction of a cargo vessel captain by knlfe-wleldlng pirates on speedboats, appealed Thursday to other Southeast Aslan countries to beef up antl-plratr surveillance. An extensive search of the South China Sea area where tes boarded the ship heading from Singapore to Jakana not turned up any trace of Tsui Hung Ting, the 55-year-old captain from Hong Kong. ru Mid there have been no ranaom demands or any other communication from the band of 12 men who caught up to the Hal Hul In speedboats Friday and boarded the ship with long knives. A duty seaman spotted the group and tried to alerl the re*. of the crew. By the time they reached Tsui's cabin, it was rariMcked and deserted vrrslty staged a rally demanding Ojc Lenin shipyard remain open The government's announced W A R S A W . P o la n d Authorities fired several workers 1closurr of the Lenin shipyard, who participated In brief wildcat the cradle of Solidarity, shocked strike* at two Gdansk shipyards the whole of Poland and pitted after Solidarity leader Lech the overwhelming majority of W'aleM made a personal appeal Poles against Prime Minister Mlecryslaw Ktkuwski's decision lor an end to the unrrot Angry workers at the two Scores of setvet poller Wed­ nesday pushed workers out of other Gdansk shipyard* had Die Q i'in sk Repair Sb -rd as refused to heed a request bv they rndrd the wildcat protest Walesa to refrain from taking ■parked by a government de­ any immediate strike action rision to close the neighboring W s Ic m Mid Solidarity had to determine first whether workers Lenin shipyard A* 150 workers In the Gdansk elsewhere in the country would Repair Hhlpyard and another 40 support a nationwide strike. The wildcat strlkrrs conceded In an adjacent yacht building facility. Die Wisla yard, ended defeat Wednesday on the sr« <md day of then stoppage, and then their 24-hour protest, about 1.000 student* at Warsaw Uni- several were fired fnwn their BEU IN G — China's foreign minister will hrgm a long awaited visit to Moscow on Dec. I for high-level talks on Improving Slno-Sovlet relations and a possible summit, the Soviet ambassador to China M id today. Ambassador Oleg Troyanov sky caul toned, however, that while a summit between Chinese leaders and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev la likely. It was "not certain" and will depend on the meetings between the Chinese and Soviet foreign ministers. Troyanov sky also said at a lunch with foreign rrporirrs that this week's talks In Pans on a *ettlemenl in Cambmiu — currently the major obstacle In Improving Bel)Ing Moscow tie* — had made some progress Soviet dlphwnals M id Shevardnadrr Is expected to make a return visit In Beijing In late January to continue groundwork few a summit Gorbachev and Chinese leader* have repeatedly expressed interest in such a meeting GENEVA — Despite a new agreement to exchange *i< k and wounded prisoner*. U N mediator Jan Ellasaon m >* Iran and Iraq remain divided on all other Issues blocking a |vrm*neni peace settlement In the Persian Gulf war. Officials M id Wednesday the two sides had agreed to allow the International Red Crews to hegln exchanging all 1.526 registered sick and wounded prisoners of war on Nov 20 But KtlSMon told a new* conference the two soles werr still far apart on all other Issues He Mid the key unresolved Issue* srrre the withdrawal ol forces to recognised borders, the repatriation of all POW* and the drafting of a permanent settlement. T h r adversaries also agreed that wounded POW* who have not been accounted for will be registered and re|Mtrtatrd by Dec. I I . The two side* look atmul 100.000 prisoners during their eight-yeat war that ended Aug 20 with a U N hrokrrrd ceasefire Candles flickered through the night in synagogue* aenwa the nation and while light bathed Die Emplrr Stair Building In mark the SOth annlvrrM ry of Knslallnachi. the night nl shattered g l * M ." when Nazi stonntrooprr* torched temples and terrorized Jews In a haunting prelude in thr Holocaust Jews in every synagogue In the United Stales In (undies Wednesday that glowed inlo today's dasn lo symbolize Jewish survival of the Holocaust, and church longrrgalions in many elites lolled bells al 7 p m to mark the onset ol Adolf Hiller s 1938 attack. But In thr New York City borough of Staten Island Wednesday, vandals defaced thr outside of an h e cream |>arlof owned by a Jewish man. an art police deemed a crime motivated by bias Fifty years ago Wednesday, hundrrd* of brown shlrtrd Germans working under official order* stormed through Germany, destroying 200 synagogues and 7.500 Jewish shop* and arresting 20.000 Jews. By some estimate* as many as 1.000 Jews were murderrd In the first official pogrooi of Die Holocaust New York's Empire Stale Building lower, ordinarily III in red and yellow during aulunin. was aglow In whltr light Dirough the night From Unitod Pros* International report• another 37 people, mostly drowning victim*, were reported to have dletl on the soulhwr»lcm laland of Palawan, where 121 people were rrportrd ml** tng. The Ofllre of Civil t)efen*e •aid 40 people werr mining elwwlieu It. the country. There were 26 people klffru K the lllrol peninsula. 200 mile* southeast of Manila, mini of them hurled hy rain-induced mudslide* that mtahed a vnull village at the height of the atonn A n o th e r 4 1 people were d ro w n e d b y ra m p a g in g floodwatrr* hit by llylng pro­ jectile* nr battered to death by filial tree* In other part* ot the country, relief official* Mid DSW D *pnke*persnn Lulu Vlllasln «ald more than I million propl* fled to churrhr* and •chnol building* act up a* evacuation center* Property jobs. "No one joined us No one suppported us. so the strike committer decided to end the strike." one participant M id Walc-M. who Ilad sent one of his lieutenants to the yard In prrsuade thr workers to end their strike, took credit for the development at a new* confer cnee "I thank Dm- strikers for obey­ ing me and ending th r strike, he Mid "I hofw- we shall slrug glc together twice more tin the future) " One striker who requested anonymity Mid morr than 100 secret puller and shipyard guard* pushed tlw strikers out ol Die refialr shipyard when they finished the protest. "A ll 40 who were (Mi strike in Die Wist* yard C O L O M B O . S ri La n k a Thousand* of ftwelgn tourists were twing evacuated from Sri Lank*, wherr the government ordered in n jw to sh o t on sight d e m o n s tr a to r * b a r k in g a crippling strike led by radical natloriallsts With pubik services severely disrupted and the pnittlra! costs i-v landing rapidly, the first wave at an estimated 7.000 foreign tnurtsl* boarded c h a r t e r e d plane* Wednesday to brgln a government (Mitered evacuation of visitors to Die Indian Ocean Island natkMi Military personnel w rrr pre­ ssed into duly Wednesday In keep iHtbllc *rr\kr* oprrattng alter Irlcphonr and telex lines werr cut and public transporta­ tion and gasoline supplies di» rupted. Official sources M id President Junius Javewardene also Is con­ sidering grunting security lone* indemnity Irnm prosecution lo give Ibrm wider latitude against Die sirlkr leaders, extremist* of Die Janatha Vlmuktl Peranum*, or Proplr's Liberation Front. The radical front Include* uliranatlonalislB of the ethnic Sinhalese ma|orlly. who are enraged al Jayewardene for signing a Ju ly 1967 a-cord with India Dial was designed lo end a war for Independence by rrbrls of llie country'* Tamil minority. Tlie Sinhalese extremist* op jwtsr concession* granted Die 1 a m i I g u e r r i l l a s and .luyrwardrnr s Invitation lo In­ dia In deploy troop* to rnfotir the accord. Th e y have de­ manded Juyrwardrtir appoint a cnrriakrt government. When the protest was over in Gdansk, student* Ir W tr w * condemned Kakowskl • drt i««>n and railed on other enterprise* and instliullons to stagr protest* across the country. decision to clow thr shlpvard beginning Dei war det larrd on the wiwkrrs C all your participating Bryant dealer today fora free analysis and estimate! lake Mary (407) 323-2990 NOTHING dow n i TERMS! Air Conditioning 10 y ( * o r l i m i t e d w a r r a n t y a v a i l a b l e o n VERTICAL BLINDS ( o m p i p u o i a n d coil Pow er C o m p a n y R i-b a lc t when* a v a ila b le • FR EE In home estimates • Large selection to choose from • Prompt, Friendly Service • Quality Workmanship OUR FACTORY PRICES START AT ONLY rm m *mm a im «*z mm m m . cat SANFORD VERTICALS r A BmwIIM New Otrrcttan ret WMemt" 750 Wylly Ave., Sanford ( thr Polish television M i d "an tin specified number" of worker* were also fired from the repair shipyard A spokesman for the strike ciwnmllee. I«rrh Kostak M id perliap* 70 were fired Commercial Refrigeration city's 37.000 children under 14 years of age llolh Trud and Pravda said Initial suspicion* Dial thr dl» ra.M- wa* canard by rrftldual fallout from Die 1066 Chernobyl mirlrar |x>wrt station disaster III Die Ukraine some 400 mile* in the cast ha* hern dismissed hy doctor* and sclentlsl* city. : Hallucinations and Irritability are other symptoms ol thr dis­ rate. Most of the children are being treated In hospitals In Kiev. Ihe Ukrainian capital and In Moscow. i Trud. the official new»|«|ier of the nation's trade union*, sultl Ihe situation Is deteriorating With at least 16 new case* reported lost week among Die werr fired by the direr tor. striker M id Troops ordered Acid rain causes Soviet children to lose hair MOSCOW — Soviet *pecUll»ln believe that acid rain from across thr Polish and Romanian borders may be responsible for a mysterious Dines* that bus caused 113 children In Dir city of Chernovtsy lo lose their hair, Soviet newspapers Mid today. The Communist Party dally newspaper Pruvdo. quoting H e a lth M in is t e r Y e v g e n y Chazov. M id thr strange disease that affect* thr rrnlrul nervous system and causes shedding of hair ha* struck mostly fair­ haired blue-eyrd children lie(ween Ihe age* of six itionlh* and 14 years In Ihe Ukrainian damage wa* estimated at 933.3 m i l l i o n , a c i v il d e fe n s e z\ okeamanu id. Skip aggravated the havoc caused two weeks earlier by Typhoon Kuby. which look thr lives of at Irusl 300 people Including ISO found dead after the sinking of t»»c Dona Marilyn. Coast Guard spokesman Lt. Francisco Mendoza M i d an In­ spection of vrs*el» run by Sulpick* Line* showed the ship* were seaworthy but the crew* werr •'Incompetent.'* Mendoza said the crew* re­ sponded Inadequately to simu­ lated emergency situation* dur Ing the Inspection hy an in­ teragency com inlltre "T h e y should undergo furlher train­ ing." he said Survivors said Itie captain was among the first to flee the sinking ship In a life raft Workers fired after ending Gdansk strike C Iran, Iraq to exchsnge wounded POWt Samar and Leyte Island* Mon­ day. Another J9 death* were re­ ported earlier today on the remote island of Rotnblon. 170 miles south of Manila. The Coast Guard meanwhile eporl'^1 U had fov -'d poorly trained anu tncompetem c.-rw* working on vessel* c. vned by Sulplclo Lines. operator* of the ferry Dona Marilyn that u n k with SOI people aboard during Typhoon Kuby Oct. 24. The sketchy reports to the military Office of Civil Defense from Komblon were the first from the area since Skip roared from the Pacific i V i n acfOM the central Vhutyan region. Skip left the country Wednesday and headed Into the South China Sea. The kJcparlmenl of Social Welfare and Development Mid ) COOUNG �Sports H O C K E Y ___________ No joke, Sabres top Flames INSIDE: ■ People, Page 5B ■ Comics, Page4B ■ Classified, Page 6B n A total of I 2 shot* on goal In I h f r r (w riiw N ' la u g h a b le rs|ir« tally wh e n I h r y r r e n o u g h In will " I f It took 12 shot* ot 200 . w r )usl i* .m int In c o m e nut w i t h m m r point*. Satire* C o a c h T e d Salof wild . d i r t III* t r a m * 3 2 v ic to ry over the Calgary K l a m r * .,t l l u ll. iln d rm p ltr l l i r l f f r a n r h la r lo w »h n t* tnt.il ’ S n m r l l m r * w r ha ve In h . u r l a d y L i n k s m il in g n il us and rn a y h r ahe sm ile d n u r w a y tonight I lir Sa h lr* h.ld lint lirrii hrltl In Mi | r » i l m l i M i n e totaling 14 in t h r u in a u g u ra l g a m e ( h i 15 1970 In Ih r l a i r nl t h r Mill, u ln o* l i r . i Fla mes ( ««a. h 1r r r v ( r.*p laughed him**-II I think I h r llu lla lu forw ards s h o u ld g h r nut delenseuien hall 11.-tr |s»y« h r . ks h r said jukm iily . "t»TC*U*r nil Iw u nl t h r u goals Ihr* took II till nur t l r l r n * n n r n s *11. ks a n d II w .1 % III Ih r net S e m in o le C o m m u n i t y C o lle g e will have its h a n d s lull this s e a s o n as it la c k s the size o l m ost ol the state s teams Navratilova, Evert advance Control key word for SCC C I I K A(i(> lle f r n d ln g < h a lli p m n M .ittliin N a v r a t ilo v a a m i w r r u n d w n l C h r i s L v e i t Wednesday a d v a n i r d In I h r q u a r l r r t l l i a l * nl Ih r » 2 5 ( l ( » ■ ) V ir g in ia Sllm wnf ( hit a g o Navratilova I h r top * rrd easily w o n t i n lu s t i m in d malt h Wednesday n ig h t against Ullseeded Alll* t r a / ie r 1,11 H .1 L v r f l a t m wan m a k in g her llrsl a p p e atari, e in I h r C h i. ago i » » u i i w m r n i in eight y ra ts g a in e d a u lu m a iii entry In in l h u i * d a v * t|iiarlrrflnal r o u n d wh e n u n w m l n l N i r p lia n ir H r h r withdrew lir. a m r nl an In ju ry N o :i v r r d I ia ltrlrla Saliallnl a t l v a m r d with a M l h i v ictory ov e r U i n r n l r i l K a lh * Mlltaldl a n d No fi l l r l r u a S u k o v a a d*an. r d hv defeating u n w r r d r d K o h in W h l l r t >4 6 4 In other tnal. lira Wednesday u tts re de d I >»fI M rN rll w h o upset e ig h th seeded C la u d ia K ulltlr Kllwi h I lira .la* lllgllt la . a n i r all u|»ae I vi< tun hr tar II. tailing lo Kuwait n twuls.nn MrNrll la ranked 13th In I h r warM while I alitutiik t* Nu %J Sm all but talented Raiders hope to contend for league title By MARK BLVTH C M f i ' j l d V pr.ft V f * " l r » S e i l l i n n l e * n l 1i o i n l i . l v * n l l . g r turn < ttaskefhall i.*a> h It.tl l* a ,n r .» kaiking ha teall, tu pla* i .H i lr .d haskells.il ihta season . id make u p h a it. la. a .a size lt>. 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I i ’l (■ .lot* III lw gtit.ea flat lira has alan t w r n a lot. r m i the '• .rita , 'I , , eall* going a nd moat . u n t i l i n ' In 1 a . tlumiglliMlt Ihe araa.ui liainea a I* .1 s> . l.oftiofe l.iiw a i.l la Ihe top a .m e t r r l u r r i l n g l i m n last *eai a t r a m anil waa one nl the top If. ahl.iaii in the Mid H o n d a ( onleien. e a y r a i itfn V U m m l l.uiersutl la a i m t lt ri Mwldet who iiiual • •Mhtllr t « a h ol 1e„al*e|v a n d defenalvely Inf art ill tv r |Miiula Ul Tuesday v region ill.ill h va li.tllieavllle (ialnravllle had tmill up a 9 -3 lead In g.unr one Indore the Lady Lion onslaught w lilt'll traultrd III a Iflll. 1 5 0 y li tury I I I . . Mi l l w a s a I. null* all.ill lot Viola a s I lank w a s w till I n s w lh till who s H* j Itiunllis pu gn.llll Ins H i m hil.lt. ii I tank III and d.iiighl* t III ill.iiiy \ i i i i lag. s I uni I h ill. ml list as wi l l as Itiiilh* i luhttnv sisi. i Nam y 22 and lallu t | rank Si and ninth, i II. lh n as wi II as many ul l It. \ lula s I uiigwund tielglilttits \ lul a s.iii| In I. ll a s g o o d as ||< e y e t h a s . i I n i u I I i i i i i s . It a l l . i Ills |m 1 1.. ii i i. t n . . t h i s s e a s o n I was alile In p u t tin i i i i i i i I m i s uti tin I m m i i I Mils v r . u a n d it w a s t i n I m si I . m ild do I h e n it w a s u p In l l n y n t r i s al III. e l l d nl ti ll s e a s o n I . l u l u I l a k e a n y t h i n g tu t a n d t h a t ' s vv liv ll m a k e s m u r e e i i | n v a t i l. linyy In aw a id g i.m i. d it m i n Ii g. I l l n �- Sanford Hm iM, Untold, Florids - Thursday, Hovamkar 10, tIM Pay attention to drag setting .assnuaf ts n s a r s n u is in M s i as vwtaastwt aa * saiotv ia ta la ia ia n m s iu p i i hm ia • M i . '* n i t a a * i * u , N 'a a M M I1 W i s *n r«irs > ts in iw * w a sst u s u u u •peeks wera going strong tr Lake M r — and around the JIM SHUPE o i » « — of the b o w W M flf Bass fishing could be better, but definitely will improve with dropping water temperatures and falling water levels. Sun their hands in increase the drag shines and stripers will also start when needed. You can apply to school In the near future. drag to a spinning reel by Th e snook are still on a cupping your hand around the rampage at — hastlss lalst spool or b y using your foreginger with dozens being caught each to "B ather" the edge of Ihr night. One ounce Jigs are still the •pool You can add Instant drag moat popular offering, but Mtrlo a revolving spool reel by rortures and rrankballa will also applying thumb pressure. do well. Most of the snook are With a Utile practice the running from S-12 pounds, with average angler can soon become an occasional flab In the 15-30 skillful at applying extra pre­ pound range. ssure when needed simply by using hla hands. In the long run, C a p t a in J a c k at P a r t fishing with a looser drag anting Caaavaral reports that offshore and using your hands when fishing la good when anglers ran nredrd w ill save you some make It out. Dolphin and wahon trophy flah. are bring raughl In good num ­ SHUPK-a SCOOP bers from 00-340 feet of water When using a drag, remember Bottom flab are moving In closer, the bollnm line— If your drag la and some nice ralrhea have loo loose, you can always apply been made at Psltoaa Plats. liand pressure lo make your Some nice king mackrral are drag tighter. If your drag I* being caught on Inshore reefs nlrrady too tight, there Is no way and rork piles. Inside the Part, lo compensate— something has action is good with flounder and lo give, and If Is usually your blueflsh. Trout and reds are line. roam ing the fla ts , of ih r FtBHINO FORECAST Paas as sad latiaa Rlvara. Fishing around obstructions would naturally entail setting your drag a little tighter as you might have to atop a fish In Its tracks. Day In and day o u t. the average fisherman would locsc Irarrr Itah wtlit a looser drag selling to allow for the many variables that work against the angler to Inet rase the effect of the drag. Ltaiaa Blaff Pish Camp Caperl anglers fish a con­ reports good speck (lahtng on servative drag setting and use Laks Marasy with Missouri l.M tlU B S 4 The average angler needs to pay i r - i * attention to the drag setting on hi* reel*. A property set drag will *llp before the line breaks. Man farro™, .however. 'nfbietKe the amount of dra* other than slmpi/ adjusting ».,e drag aetung. Your rod angle can Increase or decrease drag. Both the amount of line on your feel •pool and the amount of line that you have In the water also has an effect upon drag. Your drag washers will become warped If you do not release the drag after every fish in g trip. W a rp e d washers will also Increase the drag and make it jerky. Many experienced anglers opt for loose drag setting because of the many variables that effect drag other than L * initial sel­ ling. A conservative drag setting for open water angling would be around 15 perrenl of the line's rated breaking strength. You can determine your drag setting by using a scale with your rod tip pointed directly at the scale. aa ia soantsesnwstSMwsa Is a good tune of year to have a hall with some topwaler plugs Jo rd a n ’s 52 sink Celtics For NBA rookies like Brian Shaw, playing against Michael Jordan ta something between a defensive challenge and a h ie of s s iw sum I t S W l U H tt bmtmtanrn ■Ml'Ml swuulisi as* 4a 14II€**■•<Ml l u t M ' U 1 M * S * U » .IU W * « * « * » Ms ., SMB* m Sm r»wf*»» fust »*w t ss a s -i (* ■ » s o (••••It. ■*<4Sf 1 Jordan acorn! 52 points, the moat In the NBA this season, and art a Boston Garden record with nine steals to power the Bulls to a 110-104 victory over the C e lt ic s . T h e t r iu m p h snapped Chicago's 12-game lasing streak in Boston and was the first by a Central division team tn 45 games at Die Garden "I saw him on T V and he gives you all those moves slid he looks spectacular." Shaw said "B ui when you play against him you get a front row view, and malt A41 you find ouf that a he (or real.- * Jordan recorded a rowipfeie night. T h r NBA's defending Moat Valuable Player ronnected on IH of 33 shots from the floor 14 of 16 from the free throw line and added three assists and two blocked shots to his array of sprctular baskets "I still haven’t had any plays run for me this season." said Jordan. *'ao a lot of those baskets are coming off broken pUya and second options That shows you the pallrnrc of our offense," With the 53-pulnt showing. Jordan brought bark memories of his perannal playoff record 63 point game In lioston Garden April 30. 1086. a rontrst that Boston c a p lu rrd In doubleovrrtUne "Something about the Crlllra brings out the brsl In me." aald Jordan. "T h is Is the that night of ihe araaon that I really got off to a good atari Jordan's nine steals, right 4-omlng in the first half, broke Lull) U n its Gaidrn mark of eight h H January 9, 1060 against N rw Jersey. The win was the Hulls first In IkMion after losing right straight In the rrgulur seascin and four In the playffs. Chicago's last triumph In Boston was March 6. IMS. " T h e 53 was s u rp ris in g because I really didn't think he had that many at all." aald Boston Larry Bird, who scored IH points despite playing with Achillea' irndonllta In hla right foot Boston starling guard Danny A lngr was sidelined with a sprained right knee K e vin M rlfale paced the Celttra with 37 potnta while rookie Shaw, making hla first starl.had 18 Elsewhere. New York downed Washington 117-110. Cleveland crushed the Los Angeles Clip- 1 prrs 108 01. Detroit overcame Atlanta 101-05 In overtime. J Milwaukee ripped Philadelphia ^ 114-109. San Antonio drubbed Miami 117 03. Utah routed Sac ramento 105-81. Phoenix lopped Dallas 111-103, Golden State surprised Seattle 113-106 and Ihe law Angeles Lakers rolled over Denver 128-110 W recking Crew outslugs Mm SSI*-"4 u Mm sssa-is t M M M < w * I t4*M W Omm TO* <W»-{Mar n l* 104* I 0 IlM K M • h " t ' 1> St IS 14440 a ltM> * Steve Werly led FPL. who SANFORD - The W rrcking Crrw downed Florida Power and scored nine runs In live sixth and Light. 13-10. and T h e T im final inning, with a three run Raines Connect km blanked Ken double anti a run scored Jack Kern TransinIsalon. 20-0. Wed­ Cheney walked twice and scored nesday night In Sanlord Mens a run as did Chris .Johnson Mike Carp reached on an error and sod ball action al Chase Park Jim Morgan led the Wrecking scored w ith Dale Durrance Crew with a three run homer In connecting on a run scoring the fourlh Inning. Stacy Hilt double while scoring another added a single and two runs run Hill Girard walked and •cored with Steve Long singling scorrd a run with Joe Brtnkle In a run. Tony Cox doubled and adding a run scoring walk and a •cored with Mark Songrr con­ nin scored. Kalph Steen singled, necting on three singles, driving drove m a run and scored a run. Hon Young walked, drove In a In one run and scoring twice Heath Short scored two runs run and scored as did Bill with Chip Campbell adding a Carson Sam Raines led Ihe Connec­ two nut homer. Campbell also singled and ended with 3 runs tion with a triple, a double and a halted In and two scored Stevr single with one run balled In and Prldgrn singled, drove In two one run scorrd. Joe Ervin added runs and scored another as Jim a double with two Hills with two Stern singled and scored with runs scored Hilly Griffith ripped Tim Winkle singling and scor­ an Inside (tic park home run and a triple, finishing thr night with ing. Raiders Continued from IB any reason In change anything.' T h e to p n e w c o m e rs for Sem inole w ill be 6-H Nick Mlkldalls. a transfer from Texas Mlkldalls will hr playing both Inside and outside for the Haiders as he can play w ith his to the w h ile iaw atew nu 1 *. £**»■ u U **».' 'll Sh v i w i fl 04»*K I* 0»*4' ( w U s 3 ll-art 31 V v » * l e t « - 4m m (M W iM M iH O T l IMM'!IKJ*4'4< M e tW a W I two runs batted In and taro runs scored Lloyd Wall connected on a double and two singles, driving In a run and scoring three Greg Hardy doubled and singled and ■rorrd three runs. Tim Raines ridpped two doubles and a single, drove tn two runs and •cored four. Te rn Kuasl sent a three run hem rr out In the seventh Inning while adding two singles on the night lo finish with four RBls and two runs scored. Burnett Washington added a run scored and two runs batted tn with Ben Orren con­ tributing a pair of singles, a run batted tn and a run scored TH C leads the league with an 11-0 record followed by Stromberg Carlson and Ken Hummel at 7-3. The Wrecking Crew Is neat al 6-3 with Ken Kern Transmission fifth at 3 8. Kyder Trucking at 2-7 and Florida Power and Light at 0 11. William “ Wimpy" Woods will be Ihe point guard for Seminole this season ami II will lx- ids responsibility lo keep Ids team under control and avoid getting Into a running game Lyman graduate T .J. Scaldla bus also been playing well and should set- some playing lime I h r o u g h o u I the s e a s o n . Sealcllu's hustle earned him u spot on the team and he has already sparked the Haiders sev­ eral Hines this sruson. "Th e guards have hern play­ ing real good defense." Payne said. "B ui they need In pick up their shooting, our entire team needs to start shooting belter.” Tw o other players that figure lo help Ihe Haiders greatly this season are both Born Kissimmee Osceola. Tom m y laigati. a 6-3 guard for ward who can shoot. I pass and play good drfrnsr and is a dr|>entlabic lorre while In ilie game. Brown, a hulking 6-4 forward, has Ihr power lo play with much bigger players and possesses great talent. Klxhanl Blown Is thr other player Seminole Is hoping will come through with a big season us hr will tired lo hit the boards. , "We'll need lo play logelher and nol gel oul of control." Payne said. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. 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Mhll* P*u*da IOI C*.ad A im * ILHI dmtia Gr*y«*n ILVI Mat. Mil*r I I I ) laa— Varika n i l Tad* Chritk n— i ILMI K— Ti— a. (LMI lu*h* Ban***, i ll O a rrk t Wh.t* ILBI *»* Bradtard ILMI Car— Hart.r**d ILMI >— n la— * ILBI Or* Kan— ILMI la— i laharytlLV* Tl U IR 111 a* 41 III II* *1 u m m v M ii it Mi III tat in tat tit ti tat bj id i had no major Injuries as n siartrr the list two years Htrald correspondent The yardallck for excellence at tunning tuck h ru»’.:ng fi*r over l.GvsO yards In a Krason. With (wo weeks left In the regular BcaBon. Seminole County haa two much runnera. Lake Howell's Marquette Smith and Lym a n's Cedric Houey. Th in la a great accomplish­ ment for these young m en but what is even more Impressive about their success la that they are sophomoreB. When most player* arc slurring for the junior varsity tram or learning to play the game as a bark u p on the varsity squad, these two have become the leading rushers and scorers In Seminole County and are a very Important parts of two very good football tram s T h is surer— was not unex­ pected of Smtlh berauae he had niahed for over 780 yards as a freshman and had helped the Silver Hawks to a lie for Ihe dial riel championship Hut Ihe — me ran not be said of H o u e y who waa o n the Greyhound frrahman team last year and was not a leading va rs ity candidate w h e n fall practice startrd "H e haa been a pleasant sur­ prise..'* said Lyman offensive hackfleld coach Mick lla m a "lie haa done a grral job of m oving up from the frrahman tra m in Ihe varsity level " O u r offense this year wa* dependent on ua finding a run niug bac k We thought we might have to move Steve Jerry over In m n nln g back, but Cedric ha* shown us right from the first play In Ihe jambucTee that hr rnuld carry the football a n d run strong Ilia addition allowed ua to leave Steve at quarterback which gives ua a quarterback who can run or throw and really m a k e s us d a n g e r o u s o f ­ fensively" M 14 tl HI al M B» tl 48 17 tl tl al » B! tl Bl »1 n ii i i IB 41 H It a 14 M I I P*t tra— *>ilBI D#r*d Cattm. ILMI a 14 M I I Dark Bar.hu. il Ml it u *4 II llr,d Warn n il » n m H J 1 M il* . ILVI ta » U 44 1ACR1 K*vM Hath— t i l l 1 C Ho— a— ILVi 1 I n T— ILHI l Ma>l **•— ’ ILVI ) 0*v<d Morn. ILHI I ivtwa Barman |H | t>vy *.** ILHI I Mm 10)1 Chad w**— .* ILVI t. Lanny . ILVi1 INTIBCtPTKMl i i Mat— ILVI L Mactar Chai IOI * Barnard Caddy 111 1 Harold corraapondant Carta* MarHhatd‘LMI I "But that Is because he never seems lo take a solid till." added Bltccgtia ’ With li!s tow center of gravity, moves and vision l»e Just makes people mKs hie. Even when h r tuns In ihe middle lie seems lo turn Just enough so hr does not gn hit real hard " Harris said the Mine thing nl Houey. "He Is the first bark we have had here In some lime that has breakaway speed, a person who ran accrlcrute when he gels lo the out aide Robert Thomas and Victor Farrier were good for 20 yards with their quickness but did not havethr speedlo run away from the defense whrtt they had Ihe chance." Haims dors not want to pul a burden on Houey but hr (cels he will tie as good as hr wants lo tie " U s up to Cedric If he gets In t h r weight room and gets stronger and matures physically he will be as good as he wants, he lias dial kind of athletic and physical ability." Cadrk Bouey MarqtMtkSmith Smith has ruahri! lor I .OS I yards on Ifll carrlea and scored 19 touchdowns * title Houey Is teennd tn rushing with 1.037 yards on 14N carrlra and Icg .I s in touchdowns scored with 13 lloury Is also a good pass ra lrh e r having raughi five passes for 4H yards and one lourhdnwn Coach Harris said of Houey: "Hr s a good sludrnt and lias a very good attitude, he lias not lei aiKcrs* go to his head, which is a worry coaches have with young playrrs H r gels real go***! counseling and leadership at ftontr and we irv lo point him In the right direction so he dor* not get a big lirad " llolh player* according to their coaches are very unselfish playrrs Said Lake Howell coach Ml he H lm eglu "Marquette la quite a talent, and has a real good attitude, hr Is a team player tin t and la Ihe first one to give credit to hla tramrnaic* for hit sucrei— Which Is unusual fur a player of his ablliv." Smith despite his stature of 3-fl and 170 |Miunds. is rvrepnon.illv strong, having squalled (130 pound* tn the leg press rrrently. He is also very fast, "he runs a 4 4 In Ihe 40 yard dash " said lllsceglla "And hr has unbrlirvablr vision, hr |usi sees everything going on all nvrr the field lie is very durable, hr has Coach lllsceglla said people have tried to get him to usc Smlth more "A lot of j>enple thtnk we should play him at t Stack and nin him 30 line* a gam e, but that Is not our philosophy ik-stdrs junior Cor Ire Graves has come on very well at lullhack Ihe last three weeks and Is taking a lot ol pressure off of Marquette This should make us tough thr re­ mainder of Ihls year and very strong next year " In addition to these two fine young tucks, the third, fourth, and fifth leading rushers and scorer* In Ihe county are Juniors So Ihe nrxl year or two should see some very big rushing games and also make Seminole County a hoi tied for college rernillrrs Creek is Lake Brantley’s homecoming foe Pa— d P VDt AVB 0— latrailMi n tl* trt Man Mil— ILBI n m VI Carl Oai# iOi H III III Law* T— a. ill i* Ml III Bod L— r ILMl II IR III ,t d. *... '.'4i»'.i .>a. . a*art— m i attultKccHaadattKI Team Ml Oak dt Laa# Branriay 1— a Mary Lata Me***. Lt—— Oaiand Brtday‘4a*—rt l a** Honan a*la—u l ."van al OvLand DIITRICT 4A B Taam La O r— ( dd*na— 4'M ar it* " * f derna— aiO.*ai R 1 > I d Th e Lake Hrantley Patriot* hope that homecoming will hr beneficial when they lake on the Spruce Creek Hawks In a must win Claaa 5A District 4 matchup Friday night at Bat Tom Storey Field "tt'll be the heal nffrnar we've fared ao far this ye ar." Patriot head c o a c h Fred Atmon said of Ihe Hawks "There's no doubt we've Bl *4 got In win tt We might be able In get Into II Ihe playoffs If we lose to Spruce Creek and tl then beat Lyman next week, but tt‘a an tl >1 outside shot." M Th e Patriot* who had an open dale last week, need a victory lo keep their district title hopes alive as the Hawk* are 3-3 overall, but stand al 3-2 In dtoirtet play L ALL while Lake Hrantley la 4-4 o n the Reason and I II 3-1 In the district. I II A Hrantley lo— would p u l Lyman In the 111 t a i driver s seat If thr Greyhounds do away with Uelamd. howrvrr tf Lym an loses and Hrantley win*, then the Patriot* hold Ihe district edge A nd to complicate matter* even more, ll troth teams win their games tonlghl then II w ill set up a winner take-all gridinm classic n rx l Friday at Lym an High as ihe two trams battle earh other tn the last regular season game ol the year with one tram advancing to the playoff* "We've got o u t destiny in our own hatMl*." AlmtMi ' — *><1 "It'* * ji*»**l feeling knowing we’ve got Spruce Creek at home We expret to put tt all together W r haven't playrd well on ollense and defense m the same gamr One game we pUy good ollense and poor iletense and the nr*1 game we play good defense and poor ollense. We're still in the district race so we've got to put It all together." Spruie Creek kept Its district hopes alive with a 20-17 victory over DrLaml last week The Creek need* a win over Brantley to close Its district record at 4-2 and then hope It can get Into some kind of tiebreaker. Atmon hopes his Patriots ran play hard for the rntlre 4H minutes Frtdav night without culling the visiting Hawks any slack "They (Spnice Creekl play a lot of kids both w ays." Alinon said. "1 hope we ran wear them down. I’m Just thankful Co plav Ihem at home." LAKE M A R T A T M AINLAND Like Mary's Ham* will look lo keep their hope* of a 300 record going tonight when they travel lo Daytona Beach lo take on Mainland's lluccanrer* T h r game will Irr (il.ivrd.u M u i i Ic Ijm I Stadium beginning at H The Hams stand al 3-3 overall and 2-3 in the district while Mainland has taken up permanent residence lit the cellar al 1-7 overall and 0-5 In 5A-4. l ake Mary1 nrrds a win tonlghl. and then an upset victory over Apopka next week to finish the season with a 5-5 record and keep Harry Nelson from suffering his first sub- 500 year at Lake Mary. Thr Hut'S. Whose only victory *hl* season was over Class 4A Palalka. look to gel In Ihe win column tn thr district but will drnnllrly have lo play some defense alter giving up 11!) (mints tn their last three games. Law son: S p u n k y sapling in forest of redw oods player In the arra Ivcause of Hollii' all nriiuml play and drslrr lo win, hut off of thr court ll is Lawson's mother. Ml— Willie May Lawson, w ho shr Irr Is Is Ihe real MVP "My mother pushes me more than anyone on this rarlh." Uiwstm said. "She Insplrrs me to tie my best and shr knows tlial when shr pushes me hard that I can take every push." ■ f CHUCK M M M M Htrald coirtapoodant___________ Some athlete* strive In lie the best In I heir respective spurts and at the satnr lime aland in the llntrlighi above thrlt »p|Mi*ilion as well as their leammales Others arr Just ronlrnt to tv part ol a winning Irani and fulfill th e ir role* on the squad whatever they may be. However, for Oviedo * Corrle loiwson. just working as hard as she ran and being liersell Is mure Ilian enough to fulfill ImiIIi ol these goals laiwson. a Junior lark row 'specialist on thr Lady Lions' volleyball leant, has a de­ termined spirit and a desire lo win which lets her stand out on th r rrg lo n a l cham pionship Oviedo squad evrn though she Is hut a sapling In a forest of redwoods. Willi star leammales like Suzanrtr Hughes. Anna Hollis, und Keratin Colon taking tip m uch of the a ltrn llo n . Lawson has Iven content In watching the rrportrr* go by tn talk la her teammate* and coach, accepting her mlr as a I>ackct>uit player, and wot king hard in lirtp her leammales In any way she can ImiIIi on und oil I he court "I want lo be the best In whatever 1 sef out tn do," laiwson. who also play* sollhull lor the laidy Lions, said. "I have a good relationship with my leammales. They're awesome. 1 fry lo bring Ihem up when fhey'rc down and Ihry always gel me up when I'm down about something I like Ihla year’s learn a lot because we re all close and e ve ryo n e cares about everyone else, ll'# great." Lawson's Job on the court Is more like that of n mailman Ilian Hurt of n volleyball player In Hull n o m a i l e r w It a I t h e rlrciirtTstanres. whelhrr It be PIC 8 A ll OObcMlcin mska you an Ktsum A* Oviedo travels to Tani|M Plant on Friday lo take on the Lady Panthers In the Class 3A Sedloo 2 tInals, they will have all of their slurs on thr hits ready for action. And as the Lady Lions lakr lo Ihe court they will have a star dial shines hrlghirr than them all In Lawson. Not because shr't the grrutcsi player on thr court, hut lx-causc she's thr best al what she does — and that's bring Corrle Lawson. $ 20 , 000.00 WINNER 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PERFORMANCE NMy7J0pm TVlNgnUta UcmilOOpm WFotUnuon Men -MM -St SpttKOwhcujo OowtlSirty *nu* Sorry, must bt 18. Vtour r— w smployse CALLAWAY. Corrle Lawson works on what she doss best, playing the back row rain, sleet, hall, or snow, shr always delivers However, de­ livering hum dir hack row nlgltl aftrr nlghl without gelling to serv e or splkr can 1>e like taking the mall lo everyone every day and nevrr rrcelvlng any mail of your own — and this could get tedious evrn for the most de­ voted of (lostaI workers. So how does this spunky Junior keep a positive altlludr about her Job? T h r answer Is what she has Inside. "I'm driven lo work hard and lx- a winner." Lawson said wllh her (M in d e d s n tllr of confidence. "I know It's not the role that everyone drrams of playing, but I love It. When I grt down nnd dig up a spike that's been hit really hard and get It up to thr setter. II makes me frrl great. I work on that every d a y al practice because my main Job Is to play good defense, so basically dial's what I work on the m ost." T o really appreciate Lawson, one would have lo see her In two different spheres. In Ihe athletic sphen she Is a-hard worker which Is evident from her style of play. Lawson doesn't Just step on the court to go after spikes that anyone ran get, but shr dives und tumbles after hard hit halls that would hit thr floor on most other teams. She Is a scrappy go-geller with spunk and agility that the sport of for Oviedo. volleyball can lx- proud of. "I like to play hard, aggressive vollrybull on thr court." luiwson Mid "O ne of our hardest m at­ ches th is year was against Seminole In thr district finals and they (Semlnold played In ­ credible. t don't think I've ever had to dive for more bulls and play so hard this rntlre year, but It was worth II after w r eunte back from being down 0-3 and won." In the private sphere. Luwson Is also a driven Individual as she goes to work every day after ractlce and thru home lo llnlsh er homework and help around Ihr house. On the court Lawson sees A nna Hollis ns the Ix-st CALL >»! AVI'If4*i m ,,»c«* ■*«»/» .»>• SANFORD ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB NorthoHMndo.lustoflHwy 17-92 I 301 Ooq Track Rd. Longwood i m 7*11 [TRUCKLOAD ENGINE SALE B 3 1 -1 B B 0 All Mariner Engines in stock. 2-200 Horse Power Reedy for Delivery When They’re Gone They’re Gone!! itsmmAH0V MA™323-8373 cv ‘N£; ,m StIE. 25th SI.. Sanford W f-'iii.iru'if ij( j*lt .il/.ililr* I �aH H R H Al — _ tw Hlaailnfl -■ iiiiinirt m ILjIa — Tfii ■■ w roni ** rwm* a, M n w a , KI Nonot Tnunoiy, 10. II 1 LO N D IK ky C h k Young jl Ask for help to cure a urinary infection I had my bladder removed and now I wear a bag. It teems very tour and I look nntlblotlcs for an Infer!ton My doctor M id my urine caused the Infection but teems uncon* - remed and never asked to tee It. How should I care for It? SI by M ori Walktr S E T T L E B A IL E Y D E A R R E A D E R ] Urine It normally sterile. Once it Has been passed, however. It It easily co n ta m in a te d by b a cte ria . Bacterial action on urinary com* ponents can lead to a foul odor. I suspect Ilia: the germs cussing your problem came from the bag. not from the urine itself. The hag should be replaced or sterilized. Return lo the urologist for an opinion and sperlflc advice. In addition, stomal theraptsts — professionals trained in help, ing patients with post-operative stomas — could br very useful In giving you guidance about how to lake rare of your troublesome problem For more Information. I am sending you a copy of my Health Report. "Bladder and Urinary Tract Infecttons." Other readers who would like a copy should send >1 and their name and address to P.O Box 913«U. Cleveland. OH 4-tlOl .TlttO Or sure to mention the title to be content with washing frequently with deodorant soap. CMoiophyll Is us.-fdl only In absorbing the odor of bad breath: It will not affect body odor. (Cl 1088. NEWSPAPER EN TERPRISE ASSN______________ ACROSS t Cornwall poent 4 Htfectw p«tnwth 9 lotng o»9 MSrtiry Atsdsmy sits 12 wdsl CltMvoyant Arthur i 1? f m v * 6 * 11 Sold 14 Auto s o ltn ' IS TmioM 17 Is wtustsd I I Skowwc 19 CsM tents 21 Colt norm 22 Protection 24 leutptor Henry Answer to Previous Pw/ie n rm n c n c i rm n n □DC DEDD nciDD □DC DODD F1BGO nnco DODD ODD □Qnn □□DDE] n n o n n n n n n nnn noon nnnn ntlDG DODD ODD nnnn DDonq □nnnn nnnD K □nn nnnn nnnn none nnon e d e □non nnnn nnn □ODD □□□□ ODD 44 WeW with on east fort 41 Repetition 44__ upon e D E A R O O T T t I have a terrible body odor I don't *ai onions nr garlic It's not underarm but all over. Would chlorophyll help? An unpleas­ ant body odor ran have many cause* Certain diseases, such as kidney failure, ran produce this symptom In addition, aa we age. the constituents In our sweat change; we tend to become more “aromatic.*’ Also, bacterial ac­ tion on perspiration will release odors that an* aortally unaccep­ table You need a complete medical esamlnalton lo make sure that you don't have a disease causing your problem. If you check out OK. vou may have WIN A T BRIDGE By Jaaaea Jacaby Last s u m m e r, when J im M a h a lfe y 's tra in won the sptngold tram of four. Jim rnirm l the ranks of sons who have won North American champion ships that llid t fathers had won earlier. Today's deal slams Jim making a full contribution to bis tram s victory by shrewd card placing tsisrd <hi West’s vulnrr able oven all South bid three diamonds on the way to lour hearts to guide Ihr drlrnsr If thr op|M)nrnts hid four sjiades But West thought hr could happily defend against four hearts with wlial loukrd like plenty of defensive tricks lie tashed the are of spades, then the are of rlutes and plavrd a set nod club Mahalfry won Ihr king o( elute* and caslird Ihr K U ol spades throwing demands Irom his band Jt looks normal lo now takr a heart llnesae: tf (I loses. return lo dum m y with the right of hearts (or a diamond finesse llul declarer though! It likely that West would have hid four spades tf hr hr Id a singleton small heart or a heart v o id And vulnerable ovrrra lls q r not loosrly made at I tie champion ship level To Jim Mahalfry. dial sjirllrd red kings In I tie West hand So he ruffed dummy's third i luh with his nine of heads and played ac r and queen ol hearts Irom his hand 1hat placrd West on lead with no rsi ape A diamond would t«- min I lie A U. •'bd a spade would allow dri l.irer to ruft In dummy while shedding Ills losing quern ol diamonds J a n ie s J a r o h v ' s h o n k s " J a c o b y o n ffrltfge** a n d "Jacobi on Caitl frames'' fwrif ten m ii h /it* U lh rr, Ihr tare Oswald Jacoby/ are now aval/ able at bookolorr* /lotft are /Nih/ts/trd by /’hums /took* HOROSCOPE 19) Your self Infrre*t can be advanced today, provided you look out for llie wrlfarr of others as well as your own Measures that are m erely self-serving B y Barwlca Bad* 0*ol could fall flat Y O U R B IR TH D A Y A Q U A R IU S Man 20 Frh I9> Novem ber 11. 1088 Without being self serving, Tliere are two people you re­ more emphasis will tie plac ed on cently met with whom you liave your personal Interests in the more In common than you may year unrad As you progress and realize. Eac h of thrsr Individuals move upwards, you'll carry con Id lwroine a real frirnd. PISCES IFeb. 20 Marrh 20| those you love along us well SCO RPIO ( O l . 24 Nov 221 Focus your efloris today on Strive lo hr a hit aloof today In mailers that ate of significance your business dealings, because In you carerr-wtoe or financially. it c o u ld s tre n g th e n y o u r These are the areas where you bargaining position Let others arr likely to enjoy the greatest come to you Get a Jump on life rewards A R IE S (Man h 21 April 19) by understanding the Influences which are governing you In the Associates will lx- receptive lo year ahead. Send for yo u r your suggest Ions today If you Astro Graph predictions today share your knowledge and expe­ by mulling 81 to AslrmGrnph. rience wilh them, rather thun c/o this iiewspujirr. I'.O. Box trying to foist your opinions 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101- clow n their throats T A U R U S (April 20 May 20| .142H. Be s u it lo slutr your You're likely to tie more adroit zodiac sign S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23-Dec. tc>day at handling the difficulties 211 Take the leadership role in u of oihers than you will tie In collective venture today, even If sorting out your own afTalrs. Use your participation Is limited or your talents wliere you'll get the restricted. SucccM could drprm t lirsl results O E M IN I (May 2 1-June 20) mum vmir Input und sliengtlis. When making decisions today C A P R IC O R N (Ore. 22 Jail What the day will bring... by Bob T h a v tt FRANK AN D E R N E S T PfPHApA IT I S N ' T A S $At> A S I F iF S T T H O U G H T •• 1 P i P N 'T ffF A U Z E ' you s t il l hap ybu/z S H O f iT S O N . G A R F IE L D _________________ GARFIELPiWAlT/) by J im D «v it P EA N U TS : * follow the course your hunches dictate. This slimild enable you lo make decisions more accu­ rately and Imaginatively CA N C ER Mime 21 J u ly 221 If something In whic h you're pres enlly Involved nreds to fir sys lentalixed. you s ImhiIcI Ik- wellequipped to do It today. Use your smarts to bring order out ol confusion. LEO (July 23 Aug 221 T h r right ally lor a program you want to initiate ran Ik- lound in Ihr ranks of thosr you know s**c tally Seek help In Ibis urra. rather than among business contact*. VIROO IAug 23-Sr pi 22) II you're contemplating u change lhal affects members of the family, don't make your move w ithout dism issing ll w ith rvrryonc first. It's Important that all are pulling In the numr direction. LIB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your |Miwrrs of persuasion should be rxtrrm rly effective Unlay. This could he very evident If you are promoting something that has mmtnrrrlal overtones 101988. NEW SPAPER EN TERPRISE ASSN. by Ch*rl«s M. Schuli �Sanlord Mersld Sanlord Florida — Thursday November 10 19HU - 99 * ------- People Special Olympics athletes keep winning CAS.FNDAR Antique Christmas items to be shown Hrurtft and Frk-nd* Holiday Antique and Craft Show will hr lirld ai ihr Wintrr I'ark Civic Crntrr. 1050 W Morse Boulevard, until 0 p m tonight and (rum 0 a m lo 4 p m on Friday Admt**liui la *2 Ikmihs will feature such Christmas nostalgia aa American antique*. primitive ornaments, toys. heirltMim Saniaa vintage linen*. Victorian twig liirniturr and live lopUry irrra irnr t-arth will frolurr Jain*. Jrhie*. vinegars and m wIdr assorinirnl ol amall, antique utensils. illsiru lurid* uud iM-veragr* will to- ollrtrd throughout the show period Library conducting Blcyclr Rrdeo T h r West IIiu . m Ii (laniRwood) ol the Seminole County Library System w ill boat a lllryrlr Rodeo on Saturday. Nov 12. from 1-2 30 p III S|M>n*orrd by the Seminole County Sheriff's Ihrp.iMnirni orllvlllea will include a safrtv Inspection, an obstacle course run. and ll|>s on thrfl protection The program la open to all a g r a and la free al the library. 245 Muni Club Mlvd N Artist's work depicts nature Hlvervlews an rxhtbitkni of ihe wurh of Cynthia Wilson, will o(H-ri on Saturday. Nov 12 al Sfiares Art Gallery. 531 Donnelly Si M<m iii I Dora The arllai work* In oil pastel, w aten olor and acrylic. |>ainllng scenes from nature in its unspoiled stair I br rsblblllon continues through I>ec 4 al lire gall* iv open weekend* and weekdays Irscepl Tuesday! from 11 a m in ftp in . si 331 Donnelly St Mount Dora Presbyterian church hosting bazaar The Donas Circle of L!p*aU Conununlly I’resbylrrtan Cliun h. Sanlmd will Irold ils annual Fall lla/aar on Saturday. Nov 12 iM-ginnlng al d a in Crafts. Christmas decorations and htMiiemade iiakrd gt-td* will Irr sold In Sunday satired rooms An a la ■artr luncheon will Im- serve*! from 11 a in lo 2 p m In llie churth aortal ball Mali of Ihe (Moreeds will tieiieflt I tie Christian Slvanng Center In Sanlord Bazaar to feature Moravian items Moiling I lilt* Moravian Church. 1501 W Stale Hoad 434 In lamgwood will have its annual Moravian Women's Holiday Ita/aar on Saturday Nov 12 from t> a m lo 3 p m The event will feature Moravian Items, handicrafts early aim Itrinm plant* and home Iiakrd goods A delirious chicken pie luncheon, lotuplrtr wtih Moravian Sugartakr. will lie srrvrd Irian l l a m lo 2 p m An a la carte menu lor smaller ap|>rtllrs w ill lir available I,uni lieoti coal t* >4 50. armor citizens will bi barged 94 Elks holding rummage sale I be Sanford Klk Muinmage Sale wtll lake |>lu e Saturday. Nov 12 4l liliill f Second Si Irorti H a m lo 3 p m. Antique*, tools and furniture i rails will lie featured, and doughnuts and i (glee will lie served All prmerda will go lire Ihe Florida Klk* Children Hospital Mien a i bh krn liarhrrue dinner will hr (nan 5 a p m lor 95 donaitons Advanie m krts Ira the dinner are available Irorn Ihr Ktk* Live must* will fir provided l*tiM ee«ls bom the dinner will go toward trplai tng Ihe IhMMing id Ifie kMlgr 'Great Day' tor arts, crafta aat Ihe 15th annual Great lx»v in the Country Aris and Crafts Festival will lie held Saturday, Nov 12 bom III a m to 4 p lit on the pa nic ground* 10-11011! St Luke • Lutheran Church on State Moad 12b at Mrd Hug l ake Hoad More than 200 Florida artivs anil rraltsnien are scheduled to display their were* Focal also wilt hr sold and Ihe lr*ttval will Include live entertainment and children a activlttr* Admi**t<m I* tree and .1 *huttlr servlrr will tie provldrit I’riaerds bom Ihr rvrtll. a|M«nward by tht Ovlrdo Women* Club, will la-tielli kwal 1 harttie* St. Augustine's to have boutique St Augustine * Church .175 Sunset Mlvd . Cawwlbrrry. will showcase Itakrd good* crafts Jewelry, Uvnkv ceramics, food and Cbrtaima* Items In Its Christmas Ikiulique on Saturday, '• Ml .1 ru lo 7 p m and Sunday, 9 a m lo 2 p m llrraklasl will I m- s e r v e d on Sunday IM -g in n ln g .11 ft .« m for more inlormaiiou. 1 all Jane at tit»5-32ti2 DAR chapter to meet Ih r s.ilhr Dwlighters ol Friday Nov Sanford Avr Harrison Chaplrr ol llie National Society of thr Am rrb an Revolution will rnrcl al 3 p.m. on II ai the new American Ic-gion building. 2874 White* Eckstein, clly commissioner. will *prak LAKF. MARY - The faci that everyone win* v»me. thing In the Special Olympics makes II no Irss special It Is Ihe participant*, not ihe awards system, that makes ihe event memorable for thr athletes and spectator* alike A l S rm ln o le C o u n ty 's Special O lym p ic* Indoor Games, held Saturday. Nuv 5. ul Lake Mary High School. 143 alhlrlrs lie tween the ages of 7 lo adub turned out Alt w rrr mentally hand!cap|M-d and all werr firrd with enthusiasm In do thrtr liest In tlieir event Following an opening cer­ e m o n y a n d p a r a d e of athletes-w Iki w rrr no less proud than th e ir c o u n ­ terpart* III Seoul. South Korea-contestant* gave n th e ir all in b a s k e tb a ll, weight lilting gym nastics am i iMiwImg I hr games Is not in elimi­ nation event all Srmiimlr Couniy athlete* w ill advance lo thr Dlstrlel 7 Indoor Game* on Nov I ft al Colonial High School m Orlando to rocti|ictr with Itrrvurd. taikr Orange. Osceola and Volusia counties CORRECTION Due 10 incorrect inhumation given lo Ihe f/era/d. II was staled In (lie fkt 30 rdlllun I licet Fkilse W illia m * liv e d a b o v e a G o ld s b o ro t a v e r n In her ehlldtwMMl Instead WlllUinswas raised In a house on 12lti Street Tony Pig*, of Lake Msry High School, bench presses 145 pounds during Seminole Cojnty's Special Olympics Indoor Games on I I hmc who lake lirsi and second |daie* mtrb district game* will proceed to ihr 1» M MWrifttA VJ) •• D E A R DI S A PPOI N TE D! Children cannot I m- expected in know whal they have not Im-cii taught Parents should leach i hlldrrn early dial they may not play with. wear, rut or otherwise enjoy a gilt until they have thanked the giver I do not recommend continuing to give gilts to a child ol any age who lias not acknowledged previous gills Say wfiat you will uboul “ the golden rule" and ihr Joy ol "Christian giving" II Grandma chooses lo leach thankless grandchildren "a lesson" by sending monev to her lavortle charily in lheir name rather ■ban giving them gills. I'm on her side. I'rue. one should give lor the Joy ol giving, hut when the receiver la r k s th e courtesy lo say 'Thunk you." the giving lo s e s much of Its joy DEAR ABBY: I am p r iv iu lv n' j j r ^ & w W n a !h i| | | rii aTanaN ISmtn— frrsan faMHII Irtinm M s o — 4 O n K ohl rt-M (74 ••• p w a z s C e U m Ih » U f « « * t r U 0 u » f i? U .7 < M i (IV ry Vrgl PVry *'•& *~0( [HlPl Miofe. KaWrAl V * Matt) M a a JT C r w jf lr M JPC««dw ha TrsuSS «W l SylM pa *4 fl>»t it the Ai—tr*X hr* Co« pregnant and unmarried I tried lo lell the man rcs|x>nsiblc the lives in another stalel. tmi hr refuses to see me Ilceause ol Ills bcluvlor. I have tlrcldrd not to n il him I do mil waul lo sliurtinv child with someone who doesn't have the lime ol day lor us now. Al Ihe same lime. I do not want to deny my child a father, although I am mil sure hr would he a good lather tMay he no lather is In-tier than a lousy one. I I would like lo hear the opinions of people who never knew who llielr fathers were. I would also like lo hear bom men who have falhercd children mil ol wedlock Would any prefer nut know ing ihev were fathers? ALONE IN MINNESOTA P g HwJtfrWe DEAR ALONE: You need nol UrtiutkaSWa OeaAOurs»taHatlim •>*aa For 24-hour listings, see TV Week Issue of Friday, Nov. 4. * S tJV I m- alone Cn-I In touch with a woman's advocate group to help you make some ltti|M>rtani de­ cisions T h r father ol your child has certain legal resjionstlillltles DEAR SAY CHEESE: I d | m < k them up.m il send i Ih iii lu him II you don't feel inclined to enclose a note, you dott’l have lo. he'll know where they tunic Imm Those picture* are |Mrt ol you ex'* history which might mean something lo his children one dav II h< diM-sri t warn ihem. k i him throw ihemotu ADVICE Tickets now on sale for Gospel Sing THURSDAY’S PRIMS TIME one representing a th le te lor tile Stale Im tiM ii Gaines III February in Falluh.issr, A re a In d o o r G a m e* in January Srmlnole County 1* guaranteed In have at least Grandma’s open hand leads to empty hands for thankless kids D E A R A B U T : Please com men! on a new idea about gill giving that my mother-inlaw just ( amr up w tilt O n her g r a n d c h ild r e n 's htrihdav* Christmas, ric . she is planning lo send money to one ol her lavortle (lia rllles and notllv the graiuk tnhhrn that a gib was made in lltrir name m the amount of 9f I. rather than sending a |m rson.il gib tit each ol SANFORD — Advance llckris them as she has done In Ihe are now on sale lor Ih r Annual (vast II seems i I m- reason lor llu * ( h *s|m-| Sing *4 City ol Sanlord * ne w plan is bretemvr she has not Firemen * IteiiclU Fund, to takr let ci* cd I hank you notes bum plat r on Friday. Nov. 25. al die ih rm in live (vast, and luqwr* this Sanfoid Civ a C* nw 1 » ill le a cb II m- i i » a le w n n Abb* I agree that children From 7 p m lo midnlghi. enlertalrimeni will me lode Ihe should write thank vou notes for gilts, and I am all lor giving Florida lkiv* T h r Dlcle Echoes and Marshall Hinson and Ih r money la charities, hm I epics Temples Loral group* will t*- lion Iter lire ision What will ibis leach Iter gl.iiuk hlldrrn at.nil The I),it Spring The FourFold giving'* What is her motive lor Gospel Carriers, and Freedom giving gilts in the first place** Ticket* may Im- pun based in Whatever h.ip|M tied In the Job ol advatHT bom either of Sanford * Christian giving and ex|M-cimg lire station* or from Ih r tkk«t nothing In return.* And what sales chairman. W .C . Galley . i I m i i i I Ihe gulden rule? Plot r e d s will lie used lo help |uv I p ro b a b ly s h o u ld h a ve I10 sp 1i.1 l and doctor bill* for Ih r expressed my opinion atmui her m em U rsof Ihe hrnrllf fund decision at thr time it was mode, Advanie iickel* are 95 lot hot I was so surprised thal I adults and 93 for children aged dliln l know w hai lo sa* DISAPPOINTED 5 -11 Children 0 4 years old will DAUGHTER-IN-LAW I m- admitted bee Tlckrts will InMi al the door Refreshments will lie on sale, and door prt/rs will Im- glvrn away. To contact Galley lor ilrkri*. call 322 4952 or 322 9400 Salurdey at his high school Page went on to dead lift 225 pounds and win lost place in Ihe weightlifting compeidion ABIGAIL VAN BUREN He may even deny lo fare |h ile rn ilv. so I m- p r r p a l e d lor a legal I si I tie Every child h>ts ihe right to know who his nr her lather is O n e * l l i n l k a l lilk la a v Is v i t a l II t h e r r ' s a hrrrdil.iry disease In (Problems? Writs to Dear Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, stnd a te ll addressed, stamped envelope to Dear Abby. P.0. Bos 99440, Los Angeles. Calif 90099. All correspondence Is confidential) ih r family M* advice The (alhrr-lo-hr should I m- informed either hy vou or an attorney It's also a man's right to know that tieliasfalhcrrd.ii liltcl ‘Wild Kingdom’ star to speak at local zoo DEAR ABBY: You rrcrnilv p u b lis h e d a poem t it le d 'Equality Day. sc-nt to you h* KrisCavosie. w h o hail lound tl h i a newsletter published hy Ihr Nebraska Coalition ol Women You stated that the author was unknown Well. I am Ihe author I wrote thal |nn-iii lo 1973 when I first became aware ol the need lor women's liberation. However. I've alwavs I c l t t h a t the i p i e s t tor women's llbc-ratioo ts not an tl-tnrn— that men as well as women have much In gain I am happy to allow non-profit organizations lo use my |mm- u i All I ask Is that I Im- credited as llie author. Over the years, tins poem has surfaced in many publications It's been faselnai tng and rewarding in see llie dtstaner this "child" of iiiinc has traveled, and now n's made "Dear Abhv"! LAKE MONROE I'eler Gt..s tin- newest iiicuilicr on the a dve n iu re crew ol Em m y w in n in g t e le v is io n show "M u tu a l of O m a h a ’s W ild Kingdom " will visit the Central Florida Zonlogh al Park on Sunday. Nov 13. to talk ahniu Ihe television program and Ills knowledge <>l animals NANCY R. SMITH. MANSFIELD. MASS. DE A R N A N C Y S MI T H : Gnm will I m- *|M-akllig bom noon until 2 p m ai Ihe /ihi on Lake MonriHA* die dire ctor ol land animals at Marine World/Alriea l)SA in Calllnrnla. tiros has c-stahUslied a mimticr of tiri-t-iting programs lor endangered animals lie also serves as a consultant ol handraising and enclosure design lor various West Coast w ddlllc parks ami z o o s Regtdar admission prices an95 lor adults and 92 lor <hlldrrn agerl 5-12 Children 2 anil younger are admilicd free a s well as Zoological Soi-lclv' memlK-r* For more lnk>rinaiion. call 323-4-150 Thank you lor coming forwarrl to claim the credit.you deserve You arc unqucsilonuhly tin author. | Floyd Theatres I i» DIE HARD DE A R A B B Y : W h a t do divorced couple* do wiih photos of Ihclr limes together? 1haven'I seen my "e x" in more than 10 years W’c were married lor seven years No children He has s in c e r e m a rr ie d a n d has children I thought muylM- I would scud him all these pictures anony­ mously. I can't Just throw them out. Ahby. If you were In my place, what wmild you do? "SAYCHEESE" IN SAN FRANCISCO ‘ "COUPON* — — — _____ /a ter b I d SANFO RD PLAZA | — i C,CENTER\\ | \ n o '-I FREE MATTRESS PAD WITH; BED PURCHASE. |J 330-1314 - — — — -C O U P O N — — — — (D fC ] T .M S It M HOT tM TO m TROT MOVIIUKOO I WHO ritAMCD ROGER RABBIT? A MTUBN TO SHOWY RtVIR ' Buslnass Opportunity | Seminar Residential Watar Treatment Systems EcoWaler Systems. Ike world's largest manufacturer | ol-homeowried water treat menl products, will be presen­ ting a seminar on this last growing market and the op­ portunities m this area for you The semmar will be on Thors . I Nov 17 at the Hilton Inn. | |Altamonte Springs U E»it <49. 350 S North Lake Bivd . Altamonte Springs. FL al 2 00 | and 7 00 p m Please RSVP to day to Don Behm. |(612) 739 5330, c.t 356 Reservations are limited �lawtoul H f l d , Santort. ftoctd# — Tlsuf»d*y. 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Fi*c>«* Summary Claim a0«in ian keNre JUDGE WALLACE H HALL a judge at m.* Cauri at l # » DECEMBER U ' ta* Saminata Ceun*r Cavrikauta COURTROOM ( Santat# Fta>i#a ta ananar u« Hata Can l 'l a r i ' detanan. Hany tartan JO S E P H M F A N IP IIO E S Q U IR E . F la m t iH t aH a rn a y PART TIME CASHIER lumum# la taa rnnl.tl #1 CO t im o t h y c laubacm III N EEBNCBEEC cm LAN DO f l a M U esq AV( O U k u i Seal at taw* Cauri m S an tatd Sammala C#**iy Ftand* Ik.* l*t Air at NOV EMBER I*aa (SEAL I L O T E V O B O O U T W V D A V ID N B E R R IE N CLERK OF TH E C IR C UIT C O U R T B T Fatly M<Clam Drfnrty C tat* DAVID N BC MA U N C LE A * C IR C U IT COURT. SEM INOLE CO UN TY SANFORD FL M l Corn**-* Raa# lie mu D E L I V E R Y P ra S O N nilh trrviil far#*■>» pa, a*a Nr Ran . If f IDS O IR EC TO B Tor •d t at* canter E a rly C k ilic a ra ba<a#teun# n p n n x a yta P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N " T r u t h Ik antti Ih # vtcT o r a t you kn o w a l t o c o n t r o t l th e h ttto n R n g H o t h h u lh ...YOlfRLfTf.* 6)Bt WA6 Njr ;nOANMR/ LM\L CAZZflAd OCX6 NOT ABU5£ CHtLPBtHf PO TH£ PARENTS Of TH£ 1006 IN YOUR. COUNTRv U U t V t THAT? 7H£Y ■ONLY KCAUdC YOU P0 NOT *— ANP TH£ «4 T Of CQ/*J\A1» a tne ruling B CLA66 WONT U T THtA... ...9Ut TH06t WY4 ONLY If ARC MN&N6. TMfY 6ff PfOPlt NOWKHOH\ AAtHtCAH THEY'RE ENTITLED [TVMOSXAMS.' to a Bern* r r 1— WHICH hf „ l/pf.'rn----HAV£ EARN $SS AFTER SCHOOL! P 4 P IR M T opwn.nf* tgr yawta nauipapar #*n»*r»» at apartment <em ptaaa* l#*a> to» »tu#ant* It* in# at apartment* Hour* at* Monday thru Ft.#** attar noon, an# Sunday morninf* Applicant* itiout# apply m $it e Urn* and monay when you u it this Diitclory' CManltsg Srvlc* Additions 4 W«mod*llng S T IN S T R O M F A IN T IN O C O L u a n ta # B a n # *# in tu r a # t a r ■I. UNRCONST. R tm o d d m i » ti* f |t.m|i*l' Call 111)#M 4 0 /3 2 2 7029 C U S T O M H O M E S BY I U S T R IP ? M S 7411 L M t a u t a R ae i is m Building Contractors S t a t e d H tr U d 3 0 0 N . F rtR tfc l t t * m NOCALLS FLEAStl EIFERIENCEDMECHANIC HHOHXM y unisexrm* rue (A.avh sruirrsr m ^ m fip ftm x c c o c r e n .. r y s w iw c y P * a n t> r r tm te p . nxcn m cp s n ttM . 0 v w c o tm > W tM K O fU H p e rn m e. ^ jutr/Nmex nunc*. KVKXXoonx M u t t h e r * o u n ta e l* F a y n e g o tia b le b a t* # an * « p * t | m y A p p ly a l H a rry * JA I I I S F ra n c h A re Venter# S U B S . D R IV E S . M T IO S IS y r * a tp a r ta n f* L u c n ta # A In tu ra # _______________ t i t a n t H*ndy M*n' Sjnted. Floodi 32771 BLOOM COUNTY Concftt Cirp*ntry C A R P E N T R Y , nom a ra p a irt. ( p a n i c t il* p a r tin g d oor, C an R ic h e r # Q re a * M l V tn H O M E R E P A IR . M in o t E ta f l r K A P lu m ta n f V a t# C leaning A O d # j * b * N * Jab T a * S m all I F te a C V im a N * i C all 111 n g f y m Cltanlng K E V E S l I IN T H E S O U TH jm G*n*ral Haulin' C L E A N awl th ru b bad* A a re ia W tr e a t C y p r tt * ar p m * b a re c h ip * 111 o w r a n r it tn e l Construction 32T 32S0 Sir SSMaranm#* Umdcleirlng Liw n StrvIcE C a ll F r e e ar Shy W A N T E O t P v a ttu r# C ta an m # A F a m tm # W E O O S ta ra tra n l* I ta m e *. B V 't a n B T r u c t t R O G E R A B E IE E N B A T N _ 8 1 f A IN jU t .it ' VO U BUY A W I A F F L V II You pick in * d u a lity a t m a te r ia l A t n e n you r * fa ttin g n k a lr e u p a y t a r l W a app ly H I S alt* ta t tia n fu a r a a N * # ! E ra # ( i t i m * t * * t Ity r * tip ? Trt* Strvlc* (O tO L S T R E C S E R V IC E F ta a a t tim a ta tl L m P r ic a tl L K In * Slum p G rin d in g Toot m m * day o r M l# " L e t The P r o t it u o n a lt da i f �t. w m L S u lo fd Herald. Sinlord. Fionas — Thursday. Novambgr 10, 1868 — T > 111— Condominium __ Rentals 9 9 - A p a rtm e n t* Unfurnished / Rent I t ! TWO Pull Kama prl.itadgot tm l H>W| CXI J »H W l MA4 101— Houses 93— W o o m tfo r Rent Furnished / Rent | M A U T I P U L V IL L A M t i' wo ta agprgttata Pool 4 tannit ill n i t n w n i SARfORO A IU OOMTOBR SANTORO A8U PwrMtKod Ou*o* • d o n t l ui .......... .. 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I fc#w 4 I Mhh «Rh Wf m ««m foe Quit T SlRGU STORY. 1M R e e H iU ie tr e le f U N IO R O ym w nevt a family r u e cu . H i o rtnracr? Wo Koro a * 0 * 1 1 * a * l D f I T Ode A tiftatres I N M I M rm M | l«IN Dan 'takeour aarMtar it r o a r i f f *•*» O IM M IW I at e e e v iv iiw v il l a a p ts W M IA M I M A B T P IV O maker Mon Vo* I I r L n 11 LAIt SUSANAPARTMENTS Ooko’ r Large I M < » ( beaming loaor-dr W o p o i A*rear N*m LI Ann > 1«wa ■** n to* m i IA S I CHANCE! NO TRICKS! JUST TREATS! •W * I k e M I t A t f i r e i i A v lR U ii t w i WM-wae IR U M eH et U N fO iO M H**od v H li»ef*e<t l i M lees# fta*. a^»*«ar R 4 'M N l SARfORO SAROR* L I to# t a gaogo aoa 4 tanmt immedata w i«e * r* r aata di*<a«nt*4 a t t a i n attar r ■ i l l lilt LAM POAD M IC I A A IA I ta o tm o > t a 'a p a t t u a me a a b t y p**r a p n i n e atALN TO LAM 11 i » • PH i - T - — POOL Ibdrm I bom tarrrvtf roam >04 a P « , M l Ooo— o Ml tvoltarr or M ABINIR L VILLA O I Ik Ada I Mrm lIOC mo I M rm swamp K IM 'S all a M t r x Mo potl Rttar oncer U l month aMWMMaont m ion root or LAI[VIER Ibdrm U l lm o IM >m t t W mo Ibdrm M W m o o Control Hoot A Air o Canronanl to 11 yj r 1100oil III mo ronl P RANLKIN ARMS [ I llO f Wrldo Avo_______1)1 M X tA N to a o Mica I bdrm op It llifro n c h Avo U W * M l mo p in HOC • Call >10 TOO) a » » M U IN fO N O N.*o o*oo vo*r b-o I M rm apt in (Kormtng kptai f arm*! linng A d>nmg Cat Ml kltchon. C H A Hot* Triplea / Rent L M I MART I M r m . 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Assessing the outcome of his 30-month effort, a matter-of-fact Dukakis said be learned the hard way how seriously he could be hurt by negative campaign jabs from the rival .'amp. Citing sp-clDc distor­ tions of hla record on crime and the environment, he said "I could go on" but the point should be clear. "O n e of the lessons of this campaign Is you have lo respond and you have lo respond quickly." he said, -ilia t m ay mean you have greater difficulty defining yourseir. w hy you are running. ... but certainly given m y experience this lime, li means you have to deal with (hose kl. '* ot attacks.“ While denying any lasting hostili­ ty. the three-term governor poin­ tedly warned that the voters — shown by polls to be disgusted at the tone of the campaign — may "live lo regret" the success of Hush's tactics. "I had hoped II would be possible lo run a good, strong, positive campaign without having to re­ spond to those kind of attacks.” Dukakis said. "It was s campaign that distorted m y record and I think It did not set high standards for the kind of campaign we want for the presidency." In an otherwise conciliatory speech summarising his frrllngs at the close of ■ last-ditch drtve for Ihc White House. Dukakis said he was disappointed but sustained by other Democratic victories showing the party to be "alive and well and very strong." Crushing amide the ques^on of another prrtkiential bid. the can­ didate said he regretted not ousting the Republicans this year breausr "It was wlnnable." " I gave It my best shot." he declared. Dukakis returned lo work Imme­ diately Wednesday, arriving al the Stalehouse bright and early In apparent unwillingness to be seen as a weakened leader. H r pledged to work hard In hla remaining two years In office and would not speak about his future beyond that he did not dwell on irlllriatn n( Bush or hla campaign chairman James Baker, the former W hllr House chief of stsff and treasury secretary who spearheaded the Bush could get ‘more than he bargained for’ with congress W ASHINGTON - Over at the Whits House, where Republicans ruJe. Oeorge bush is appealing promptly tor peace with Coopeas. But under the dome of the Capitol, where Democrats call the shots, that may be easier said than done. Democratic leaders listened carefully Wednesday as the vice president they know well, now the president-elect, urged coopthc executive ranches when i the Oval Office in Just 10 weeks. Bush sounded a note of conrtlaa he sought to soothe the bitter rbUe asserting hla want food and open and relationship's with the U.8. Congress I don't want us to at each other (bull to each he told supporters who welcomed him back to the capi­ tal from hla adopted home of Houston, where he watched himself defeat Democrat Michael Dukakis Tuesday night. "I win try very hard." Bush but as s former Texas he acknowledged ' lo get "everything m fW fy." Democrats maintained lheir control of the House and Senate Tuesday, adding slightly to thrtr numbers In each of thr cham­ bers Bush knows that since regaining the Senate from GOP hands two years ago. they large­ ly have pursued their own agenda ana that trend Is likely to continue. There la no love between Bush and House Speakrr Jim Wright. D-Texas. and Sen. Bennett Johnston. D-La . one of three men vying to lead hla party In the other chamber next year, delivered some advice of hla own sort Wednesday. “If he sranta confrontation." Johnston said of Bush. "Ilhr hr did in the campaign, he artll get more than he bargained for." Likely areas of conflict for Bush Include dealing with the budget deflclt and arranging priorities for future federal spending. The vice president also drew himself a line with his campaign vow of "no new tax­ es." Norman Omstrtn. a political analyst at the conservative American enterprise Institute, predicted Wednesday tha> lUuii wtU Have no honeymoon with Congress of the son other presi­ dents have rn|oyed "A ll of a sudden George Bush Is no longer a pretender." Omaleln said, "and I don't see anybody saying. 'Let's give this guy the betirOi of the doubt Let's help him out."' West Virginia Sen. Robert Byrd, who won easy rc-election but Is stepping down aa thr chamber's Democratic leader In order lo run the powerful Apparty to keep pushing Its own Bush Insisted he will be able lo work with Senate Republican leader Robrrt Dole of Kansas, who called Bush a liar In the campaign for Ihe O O P nomina­ tion and blames the vice picsldenl for not w o rk in g hard enough lo elect senators. Bush also said he will be able to work with Sen Lloyd Drntsen of Texas, the Democratic vlre presidential candidate, who was returned for a fourth term and wtU continue aa chairman of thr Finance Committee. As the last Senate cltffhanger awaited a winner Wednesday. Democrats had 5ft seats to the OOP's 44. a fain of one from the end of the 100th Congress The House, which adjourned this year with three vacancies and a spilt of 2.1ft Democrats to 177 Republicans, shaped up as al least a four seal and possibly a five-seat gain lor Democrats With one race unsettled, the majority had won 201 arata to 173 for the GOP. Republican Rep. Denny Smith of Oregon trailed challenging state Rep Mike Koprtakl by about 1.200 votes O n r unresolved question about the Senate Is who will t* appointed by m iring Republican Gov. Hobrrt Orr of Indiana lo replace Sen. Dan Qusylc-. M ind . now the vice president-elect. Among the names mentioned are Quaylr's wife. Marilyn; Lt. Gov. John Mult, who lost his bid Tuesday lo succeed O n : and Rep. Dan Coats. R-Ind.. who replaced Quaylr In the House when Quaylr ousted Democratic Sen. Blrrh Bayh In I OHO. The power of Ineum brnry shnwrd In txilli I hr House and Senate this year. T h irty th rrr seals w rrr al stake In the Senate, and IS Dratotrala and 12 Republicans sought rr-election In the House. 27 of the 433 districts were "open" f n m retirements, nations and deaths Of the open Senate seats, excluding undecided Florida, the Democrats held Wisconsin and lost M is s iss ip p i w h llr R e ­ publicans held Washington and Vermont but lost Virginia T h r e e -t e r m Se n . L o w e ll W rtrkrr. K-Conn . Iwo-term Sen John M elchrr. D-Moni.. and ftrai lrrm Sena. David Karnes. R Neb . and Chic llecht. R Nev . all were sent back lo prtvatr life W rtrkrr will be replaced by stair A t t o r n e y G e n e ra l J o s r p h U rbrrm an . Melchrr. by former farm broadcaster Conrad Bums. Karnes, by framer Gov huh K rrrrv : and llecht. b 7 Gov. Richard Bryan The others by snd Urge had little trouble, although ultra­ co n se rva tive Sen. M alcolm Wallop. R -W yo . rsraped with Just a 1.200-vote win In the House, rtrlu s lvr of Smith's difTk-uliy. the story was the same House Drmnrrals got two open G OP seats Hal D a u b 's In Nebraska and Itrau Boulter's in Texas. They also oustrd four lnrumbmta< Jaah-Usvts In till nols. Joe DioGuardl In New York Mac Sweeney In Texas amt I‘at Swtndall In Georgia, who faces a federal prr)ury trial Hrpublirans won a trig one In turning out 28-yrar veteran Fernand St Germain ot Rhode Island, the House B anking Committee chairman under an ethics cloud, and they picked up the open seat In Florida that Mac Kay gavr up In make his Senate race against Mark St Germain's loss opens a prised committee leadership oral, and next In line Is Rep H e n ry G o n ra le s . D -T e x a s . rhtrdy known on Capitol lllll for flamboyant suits and rambling oratory The election did not show any significant coattail effect for GOP candidates behind Bush's land slide Electoral College vk-tory. In sharp contrast to I9HO when Ronald Reagan swept 12 Re­ publicans Into the Senate and changed history. Democrats have controlled Ihc House since the l»S4 election snd they held the Senate for the same period until Kragan gavr the GOP control for six yrara Administration enters transition stage W A SH IN GTON Presldeni Reagan. eUtrd that George Bush will follow him lo the Oval Office, called the Cabinet together loday lo begin the process of trans­ ferring power to the new ad­ ministration. Bush arrived at the White House upon returning from Tex­ as Wednesday, one day after his victo ry In the presidential sweepstakes Reagan welcomed his vice president at a Rose Garden ceremony and said hr Interpreted the vote as a vin­ dication of the administration's conservative policies. "I think the mandate has hern u n m is ta k a b ly d e liv e r e d ." Reagan said, asserting that Bush had helped make "our change now a permanent feature of American government." "Th is la not the end of an era. but a tim e to refresh and strengthen our new beginning.'’ he said. "In fact, to those who sometimes (latter me with talk of a 'Reagan Revolution.’ today my hope Is this: You ain't seen nothing yet." Appearing overwhelmed by hla victory and somewhat sub­ dued. Bush called Reagan a "giant" and said. "It's sinking In. thr rnormlty of all that has happened " After the ceremonial wrlromr. which Included Vice I’rrsldcnlelect Dan Quayle, his wife. Marilyn, and Barbara Bush. Kragan and Bush discussed plant for the transition period and Jan. 20 Inaugural. White House chief of staff Kenneth Dubrratrtn. chosen to head the president's transition tram, arranged a brrakfast meet­ ing loday with Ihr Cabinet lo give them (heir Instructions Later In Ihr day. Rragun was to preside al a Cabinet session lo thank his advisers for Ihelr support and to tell them Ihelr resignations are expected by Jan. 20 lo give Bush a free hand to make his own appointments. Meeting with Kragan for Ihe first lime since winning the presidency Tuesday. Hush was grateful to his boss for going "that extra mile" to campaign for him. Once viewed as a political moderate, thr vice president w h o w ra p p e d h im s e lf In Reagan'a conservative mantle aald. "I don't believe there's a rase In modern presidential poli­ tics where a president hat worked to hard lo help someone else achieve this office." Rragan opened his remarks wearing a wide grtn. "If anyone wants to know Tu>w I feel. Just rrad our smiles." hr said, a variation on Bush's trademark line of the campaign: "Rrad m y lips — no new taxes." Kragan also offered his con­ gratulations to Ihr defeated D e m o c r a t i c t i c k e t of Massachusetts Gov Michael Dukakis and Sen. Uoyd Hrntsrn of Texas. Speaking to all thr candidates, hr said. "Each of you Is better for It. and so Is thr co u n try -* * T h r p r e s id e n t In d ic a te d h r k n e w t h e e a n d ld a lr s w r r r tire d o f p o lit ic s , b u t hr c o u ld n o l resist d e l iv e r in g a few p a r tis a n s h o ts a n d s a y in g Bush g o t u m a n d a t e o n " c r itic a l m a i l e r s " In c a r r y o n hla le g a c y . Quayle. Ih r Junior Indlunu senator, said hr was "delighted lo be part of Ihr learn." But hr left after the Hose Garden ap­ pearance while Reagan and Bush got down to work. Before adjourning Inside the White House, the president said he approved of Bush's first Cabinet choice of campaign chief James Baker as secretary of stale. Baker, who was Reagan's chief of staff and treasury secre­ tary. "has been fine In every Job that he's had here In Ihr ad­ ministration." Rragan said. Republican attack. "I believe In the redemption of so u ls." he replied glibly to a question about Baker's prompt nomination as Bush's secretary of state. im kikls said h r would ilke to think hla candidacy moved Bush lo moderation on several Issues and he expressed pridf In the level of support hr achieved. "A ll my political career I've stood lor thr kinds of things I talked about In the course of the campaign." he said, "and 40 million-plus people voted for that rrcord. voted for that agenda ... So In that sense, we did get through. "I'm proud of what we've done. I'll be hark In the fight, doing everything I ran lo make sure that we respond to the ra il concerns of thr people of this country," he vowed. He maintained he could not "see a mandate" In Bush’s 40-atalr. 420-elertnral vote victory. Legal Notices MOTICS o f FICTITIO US H a s t! Net** to hereby 1 U r I i m m i Drive Sam meto County. F ie n d * *•*»» the ) K M M M*m* Si SOUTH* BN CL* AMINO II MV* m*l I mtond N reg »tor veto nam* «MS m* C o rk •« I N Circuit CawH. town— n Cm m , Plans* » K I V l H M »'*•> S ( P r t i n t M S m# r m i N M Mama Ua*wNt TaWM I m N k t u t * Puns* INM h W /vNUhaatW Vaung P u b u m N».«<«a«> m t». it s December I N tt 0*s «l MOTICS O f FICTITIO US MAMS S a CNrk tt s a Cm ert C*ud I am man C» m » i Plans* m *i. **ts nr ui O f* M MOTKIOP PICT IT M U t MAM* H u m t* Saras* given mm I r*mmlraOnve*im a**»* mania Springe. Sam iaal* Ctenly P lans* »*4#» I N P l I I I I I H I N a m * at AA A MORTGAGE COMPANY. an* I **ma arm ma C m » s t n m CsarS. 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D AVION B C R R IIN CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT By JanaC. Jaeavvtc Deputy Clark Pubiikh November JAM. IPM OCX it � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1988 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 10, 1988 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 10, 1988. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 10, 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 The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cbbe349ff5410cfea435bc770f32ee37.pdf 423d2b8f272b51aacf1f20faab4a23dc PDF Text Text Atlantis countdown under way BRIEFS C h a rco a l w a re h o u se gu tte d K I.K C1HOVK • .ilit ■l o l l I . 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Sanford, Florida - Monday. Hovombar 2ft. IMS 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 Mother charged in child’s murder Woman gives birth to child on day 21-month-old dies Ont officer dMd, ono critical In ahootlng MIAMI — One M etro Dade C o un tv police olTkcr diet! And another was critically Injured early Monday by a m a n who waa caught In Broward County after he (led the scene in the victim** patrol car. InvcallgatMs aaid the two ofuccra answered a domestic disturbance call at a trailer park In northeaat Dade County about 2:30 a.m . Gunfire erupted and I he suspect fled !r 2 Metro-Dade police car. Officials aay the suspect was later caught b y Broward ShcrtfTa deputies In Davie. Ea rly rrporta Indicated the officers were shot after the gunman grabbed one of their servlet* revolvers. Both officers were airlifted In critical condition to Jackson Memorial Hospital. Police said the officer who died there apparently was shot In the head and the officer, w h o suffered serious Injuries and waa In surgery In the facility’s Intensive care unit, waa shot In the chest. Names of the wounded police officers were being withheld pending notification of relatives. Police also declined to Identify the suspect. T A M P A — A woman who gave birth lo one child the tam e day another of her children ?ted from being kicked In the head has been charged w ith firstdegree m urder in the boy's death, officials said Sunday. M ary Lee Collins. 21. was being held without ball In the Hillsborough County Ja il. She found her 2 1-month-old son. J o s h u a , unconscious F rid a y nlghl in the family's parked car outside Tam ps General Hospital where she had given birth lo her third child early that m orning Four dlt In Panhandlo plana crash Police aald she kicked Joshua In the head sometime Wednes­ day. before leaving lo deliver her baby. The loddler waa left with C o llin s ' boyfriend. R aym o nd Leet. who said he waa not aware of the besting and noticed only MOLINO — A single-engine plane crashed Sunday In a swampy area near Moilno. killing all four people aboard, a spokesman w ith the Federal Aviation Administration said. FAA spokesman Jack Barker In Atlanta aald the Piper Cherokee waa flying near thunderstorms when air traffic controllers lost radar and radio contact with the airplane about 12:35 p .m .C S T . "Th e pilot never gave any Indication of a problem ." Barker R IV IE R A B E A C H Th re e gunmen epc:. fired in u Riviera Beach restaurant, ahootlng a 23 year-old man In the chest and wounding five other patrons, pollre said Sunday. Police Sgt. William Cushing J r . aaid three black men entered La Edta's Restaurant on Old Dixie Highway shortly after 10 p .m Saturday armed with a shotgun, a 9 mm semi-automatic pistol and an autor**'!*- machine gun T h e men searched Jeffery King "w ith negative results" hr fore shooting him point-blank In the chest. Cushing said Police have speculated the gunm en were angered when they failed lo find drugs or money. King remained In m itr a l con­ dition Sunday night In the In ­ tensive care unit of St. Mary's Hospital In West Palm Beach, a hospital spukrswoman maid "According to witnesses. the suspect* began to fire at anyone In the area. Including several people struck in the restuaranl." Cushing said "O nly King sus­ tained llfe-thrratenlng shots .” The men escaped III a two tour blue Chevrolet Malibu driven by Andretti ovdnre Sctontology stick* off TA M P A — Mario Andretti has ordered stickers promoting "Dtanetlcs," the unofficial blble of the Church of Scientology, removed from his racing car. The stickers, featuring the "Dtanetlcs" logo, were placed on Andretti's high-performance Porsche aa part of a deal between Challenge of sponsors and the promoters of the G T E World W< Tampa. Andrrttl said h r "had nothing lo do with (the Dtanrtk-s sponsorship! In the first place. It*s not something I believe In. so t don’t want lo make II appear like I'm endorsing ll." Achlm Stroth manages the K rcm cr Racing T r a m made up of Andrrttl and Andretti's son Michael. Stroth said Andretti objected lo the logo Immediately on seeing the car. "He was not happy." said Stroth. who said It was rare lor a driver to order a sponsor's logo taken off a car. Hastings: Conviction ends jury system TA M P A — Impeached U S . District Judge A leer Hastings of Mlarftt says his possible conviction by the Senate could spell the end‘ of the Ju ry system In the United Stairs. M il Hastings made tits comments Sunday while speaking In a church congregation In Tam pa Th e appearance topped a weekend of fundraising efforts to help pay for him legal defense. A Jury cleared Hastings In 1983 of conspiring ISO thousand dollars from racketeers in exchange for lenient sentences and a return of property. Despite the acquittal, the U .S . House of Representatives impeached the Judge last August for Judicial improprieties stemming from the earlier accusal Ions Ills trial in the Sena! ite w ill begin next year. O R LA N D O — Marine biologists at Sea World Sunday force-fed and kepi watch over an ailing 22-fool-long whale that beached herself on Honeymoon Island off Clearwater early Friday. Biologists maintained 24-hour survelllanre over Ihe Hrydc'a whale, a species of Baleen whale, but were unsure whether ll would survive. They shoved fish and squid in her m oulh in an attempt lo gel her to eat and build her strength "She remains In the same condition as yesterday, which to JA C K S O N V IL L E — Official* In Jacksonville say an experi­ mental neighborhood trash recycling program has been a huge success and they arc looking to expand It citywide late next year. Right now about 43.000 homes are taking part In the ' Blue Bln" recycling program. Homeowners put recyclable Items such as alum inum , plastic bottles, glass and other Hems In separate containers when they lake out their trash. The goal of the program Is to reduce the amount of trash going Into the city's landfills. Officials estimate about half of the homes In 27 neighborhoods are taking part In the program From United Proto International reports □ Straight Play (numbers in eiact order) $250 on a 50-cent bet, MOO on»1. □ Box 3 (numbers in any order) •60 lor a 50-cent bel.SISOonSI. □ Box 8 (numbers In any order) S40loraSO-cent bet.SOOonSI. □ Straight Box 3: 1330 In order drawn, S80 In any order o n i f l bet. □ Straight Box 6 1290 In order drawn, $40 If picked In combina I 1 o n o n $ 1 b a I 101 PI 41MM I lot— 4 Clati Psttae* PaM at laniard. Plartta *>m POtTMAITIN: toad(M t h i changat ll TH I SANFORD HIRAID. P 0 •aa UI7. samara. FL a m . Mwaa OsMveryi I M m NM. 114 U, t Mm Nw. U1M, Veer. UI.W. I* lot. Mad: I Mama* MS »»/ * Mm um . UC Mi Yaar. 1ST.SB. Ovt 01 Hats Mail: Thrsa MonTS, ail Mi I Mastoa W U i Yaar Blt.BB lean m M il. j a • fourth accomplice. Cushing aald. Cushing said Palm (leach County Mirrtf! oeputu* a n rs ird two men early Sunday morning for weapons violations They are believed lo have been Involved In the Riviera Beach restaurant shooting and six other Incidents In the county. A spokeswoman with the Palm Beach C o unty Sheriffs Office refused to answ e r questions about the arrests Sunday night Authorities continued lo look for (he other suspects. Cushing said Five people in the restaurant received leg and ann Injuries from Ihe shnnilngs. hr said, but h r did not know the rx lrn t of those Injuries nr If they were gunshot wounds The other victim s were Joyce Jackson. 32: S trv rn Ptttman. 24; Harold Pittm an, 26 and Raymond S w rrtrn b u tg . 19. all of Hitlers Beartt. and ArtgeU eh Atkins. 33. of West Palm Bescr "Th is Is Ihe mast people In one shooting this year," Cushing said. lie said Ihe area near the restaurant Is known (or Mreet drug deals Police officer Dana Riley'* re­ port said she had pushed the boy "because all he did was cry." J o a n n a II a y . 3 9 . o f Zephyrhllls. told the Tribune she was the w om an who raised Jo shu a during his first four months She said she wanted H R S "that If (Colllnsl got that child bark. *he would kill him State, local governments spend big bucks on PR T A L L A H A S S E E - Florida's stale and local governments spend more thanifQQflMI B30 million year lo Improve their Images and Inform the public, a news­ paper survey reported Sunday. Most government agrnrtrs are Increasing the Mae of (heir .p u b lic re la tio n s staff. Ihe T a m p a T r i b u n e reported. M a n y c ltlra are spending h u n d red s of th o u M n d s of dollars to televise rountlne Socmnmenl meetings and an­ nouncem ents. though they have little Idea how m any people watch ihoae shows. Governments also are spen­ ding uncounted thousands on travel and other opportunlea for officials to enhance the Image of government — or of themselves. G o v . B o b M a r t in e t’ •623.439 travel budget, for example, to 50 perceai higher than last year. Ills appear anccs around the stair allow' him ta win auppart' for hla p ro g ra m s , p lu s give h im greatly Increased visibility In local media In Ta m p a . M ayor Sandy Freedman held news confer­ ences on her plana lo buOdoar abandoned buildings used by crack dealers. Th e Idea waa lo show drug dealers '.hey would not be tolerated, but II also has generated statewide and even national publicity for Tam pa and for Freedman. Spending taxpayers dollars improve government • im* age la hardly new. but M a practice lh a l seems lo be becoming more pef vaatvx. Th e Tribune found that moot large c o u n tie s h a v e d o ze n s of employees working on public information, and that many smaller counties are planning to start I heir own offices M oat o f fic ia ls to ld Ih e T r ib u n e lh a l m llllo n a of do lla rs In p u b lic services would be xraaled If govern­ ments did not conduct public informatlon campaigns to let rttU rn c know whai programs are out there. Florida's largest public Informatfon budget U. MD2..1U7 ■ N e r t w m t Ifoat4** departments of Health and R e h a b l l l i a l l v c S e r v ic e s ($ 5 3 0 .2 6 9 ). A g r ic u lt u r e (•526.4601 and In su ra n re 19505.523) extremely guarded." said Sea World spokesman Dr Dan Odell "W e'rr still fo rrr feeding her lo Ihe point of opening up her moulh and p u llin g in Itoh We re Just taking II day by day." The whale was hauled hy truck lo Sea W orld In Orlando, where biologists have ticcn try ­ ing lo save her life. Odell said Ihe dehydrated m am m al with low blood sugar slowly was sw im ­ ming around the pool and (here was llllle change In rrsplratlon. which was an Indication site was seriously Injured. The Florida Marine I'alrol said the Coast G u ard reported the w h ale , gray an lop w ith a pinkish bottom, washed ashore just heforr 9 a m E S T Friday Th e {Mtrol and Coast Guard kepi a i rowd away until right Sea World woikrrs arrived about 4 p m . said Ma| J a y Vrnaro ol Ihe Florida Marine I ’alrol office In Tam pa. T h e 4 .2 0 O -p o u n d a n im a l, sprayed with water during Ih r day in avoid ovrrhrallrig. rode In a truck lo Ih r cenlral al Florida tourist attraction where doctors look a blood sample and ad­ ministered anlloblollcs Odell said rrsults ol Ih r blond lest would not Im* available (or sever­ al days Sea World to a privately owned marine park with rrsrarch and rehabilitation facilities Sea W o r ld sp o ke sw o m an Michelle Connor said Ihe whale was only 2 years old and lhal Baleens sonic-1lines grow as long as 40 (eel Dennis Kcllenbcigei. a marine biologist and executive director of the Clearwater Marine Scienc e Center, said he waa unsure why ih r anim al was beached, al­ lhough Tropical Storm Keith, w hich swept across Florida Wednesday might have been afactor. THE- WEATHER EXTANOAO OUTLOOK LOCAL FORECAST Today...cloudy and breezy w it h s h o w e rs a n d t h u n ­ derstorms then variable cloud­ iness and turning cooler d u r­ ing Ihe afternoon Tem|>crul u r e s In Ih e 7 0 s . W in d southwest 15 lo 20 mjih shif­ ting lo northwest 20 mph by uftrrnoon. Rain chance 70 percent. T o n ig h t., c le a rin g breezy and colder. Low In Ihe mid lo upper 40s W ind north 10 to 15 mph Tuesday...sunny, brrezy and cool. High near 70. W ind northeast 10 to 15 mph Monday. November 20. i960 Vol at. No 83 Pwbittood Duly an* S W jf. 10**1 Sstwdsy fey Th* lon**cd Horiid. lax., m N. Tranth Ay* . laniard. Fla. m il. On June 18. Zephyrhllls police t u r n e d h i m o v e r to h la grandmother after his mother was charged w ith child abuse D u rin g questioning Collins recanted, saying she had lost her temper and pushed .Joshua Into the tombstone, causing a bruise on his face. before hla second birthday." Hay M id she relumed Joshua lo Collins when he was 4 months old. but Collins gave him back three weeks later. Hay wanted lo adopt him. but Collins refused end demanded him back, this time about two weeks before his Orel birthday. "She needed the child for food stamps and welfare payments." said H a y . " T h a i 's the only reason she look him back. She said II herself. "E ve ry time 1 saw him with her. there were bruises up and down his bark, all over hla fare, neck and arms " S a n d ra S a ly e rs . 4 4 . w h o moved next door lo Collins In June, said she never saw any heatings. She and her husband. Mic. 20. said they did hear thum ps and screams coming four or five times a week from the trailer where the family llvrd " I don't think I ever saw him lhal he didn't have a bruise somewhere." Salyers said "H e always had black eyes." Marine biologists monitor ailing whale Jacksonville recycling said successful Ths dally number Sunday In Ihe Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was BB9 Bob Scudder, an employee of the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, in ­ terviewed Collins on May 30 about bruises on Joshua. Collins told Scudder the boy had fallen in the yard the prrvtous day. Gunmen shoot six at restaurant He said two adults and two children were killed In the accident. T h e Identities of the dead were not Immediately available. The plane waa discovered In a swampy area near Moilno In Escambia C o un ty, near the Alabama state line Barker aald the plane waa flying from the Tam pa Bay area to Mobile. Ala. Officials w ith the F A A and the National Transportation Board were scheduled to Investigate the accident. Tw o weeks ago the same type of airplane craa!icd In Jacksonville, killing the pilot and three passengers. Including Davta Love J r ., the father of golf professional Davis Love III. The lB b l Piper Cherokee had been hired as an air taxi for a flight from Sea Island. Oa.. to Jacksonville when ll crashed In a swampy area near Jacksonville International Airport. LOTTERY that Joshua was drowsy and slept most of Thu rsd ay and Friday. Police spokesman Sieve Cole aald CcHtna' U ra tm m t of her kids has com e under scrutiny before, said T h e Tam pa Tribune. Joshua te m p o ra rily was re­ m o v e d f ro m h is m o t h e r 's custody al least twice, the news­ paper said. He spent hi* first four months with s wom an who wanted to adopt him. He spent about three months w ith hts grandmother. W hen she brought Joshua Into T a m p a General Hospital on Friday, she told authorities lie was rlu m s y a n d had fallen against a tombstone uurtng a walk that day at a cemetery near their home. A police .eport tudUalcs u doctor suspected child abuse because Joshua was bruised on his left cheek, chin. arms, legs and bark, and had a "small cluster of bruises" on his throat. FLORIDA TAMPS M IAM I IU P II - aommskm * TUESDAY FtyCtdy E 3 -E 4 WEDNESDAY Cloudy SE-EE THURSDAY Shwro 7 •-•4 to La Sam n as Daytona I w K To rt Laudato*lo Fori M r* r, Gamat.iii* Jackion.ma Kay Watt L *4 aland a* I! |l a tJ M at O lonOo Pomocof* Locator* Bradanton Taiiahaua* Tampa Var* Baoch Watt Palm Baocn I! It U II U M tl a) U SS4 •0* NEW Dec® LAST Doc 1 ©KV. O FULL Doo 23 [BEACH CONDITIONS Otr D ayto n a Beach: Waves are I 000 loot und calm. The water lent0 41 |M*r.i(urr Is 74 degrees N ew 0 10 000 S m y rn a Beach: Waves arc 2 feel 000 und glussy. Current to lo the 001 O tr north, with a water temjK-ralurr 000 ol 74 degrees. Sun screen fucinr. 0 *r 14. 0 00 >40 0 to O tr 00> ▼ 1 FRIDAY STATISTICS TUESD A Y! S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min 4 15 a m.. 6 25 p in.. MaJ. I I 30 a m.. 2 05 p in . T I D E S : D a y to n a Beach: high*. I2 00 a.m : lows. 5:34 a .m .. 6 :2 6 p .m .: N e w Sm yrna B ench: highs. 12 05 a.m.: lows. 5:39 a.m .6:31 p m : Sebastian In le t: highs. 11 54 a.m.: lows. 5 37 u rn.. 6 2 0 p m. fb llo d O T C m tits Miami M ONDAY FtyCldy • !.«• \\\\m w W ----------1 FKvtdo <4 Sour *w»o, • ' y J r . ' M . n a> | « m Cityi fF BOATING 8 t. A u g u s tin e to J o p lt e r In ls t • Sm all cruft advisory remains In effect. Today...wind southwest 20 k l» shilling lo northwesi and t>eromlng gusty during Ihe day. Seus 5 to H ft Bay and Inland water* choppy Wind and seas higher In scat­ te re d t h u n d e r s t o r m * . T o ­ night...wind north neur 20 kls. Seas 5 lo 8 ft T h e high le n ip rra lu rr In San­ ford Sunday was 84 degrees anil Ihe overnight low was 72 as rrported hy I I k* University ol Florida A gricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue Recorded rainfall during Ih r 48-hour period ending at H a.m. Monday totalled 0 01 Inch. . T h e Irm p rru lu rr at 9 a m loday was 72 degrees und S u n ­ day's overnight low was 73. as r e c o r d e d h y ih e N a tio n a l Weather Service al Ihe Orlando International Airport. Ollier data. r : S u n d a y 's h ig h ..................... SB B a ro m e tric prea a ura ..3 0 .0 4 r R e lative h u m id it y ..... 93 pet W in d s ............W e s t at 12 m p h C R a in fa ll........................... T ra c e T o d a y 's s u n s e t.......5:28 p .m . 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Green, of 628 SallPsh Lane, waa arrested at 2:13 a.m . today at home. Police said they arrived as Green's house to fin* M m trying to pull the baby from It's grandmother's car. which was also occupied by the baby's mother, who was leaving with the child. Police couldn't pull Green from the car. Th e mother gave the child to him and he took It Into his house. Police followed and. after a struggle, arrested Oreen. Woman battsred, draggod down sidawalk A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - A man who helped France* Tem ples move Into her new apparlment at 723 North Lake Blvd.. Altamonte Springs, was arrested there aTter he held her against her will, battered her and dragged her down a sidewalk while pulling her hair. Altamonte Springs police report. Temples told police she relum ed from Kissimmee and was attacked at about 10 30 p.m. Sunday. Jo h n Joseph Sallvo. 19. of the same address, but who Is not listed on the apartment lease. Is charged with burglary to an occupied dwelling and battery. Bond t a i l . 000 Two arretted after alleged drug deal SA N FO R D — Sanford police report the arrest of a suapectrd cocaine dealer along with another man. whom police said refused to Identify himself and who fought with them. Paul Anthony Knight. 30. of 012 Locust Ave.. Sanford, was charged with sale, delivery, and possess Ion of cocaine, after police reportrd seeing him apparently make cocaine sales , outside the Ta lk of the To w n bar. 7 IS E Seventh St. The arrest was made at 8 59 p.m . Saturday and bond Is 92.000 At the same time, police confronted Namon L Bradshaw. 32. of 300 S Mayndlla St *10. Sanford Police said Bradshaw refused to Identify himself and shoved a policeman lie la charged with battery on a policeman and resisting without violence Bond Is 91.000 Cocalnt alltgtdly found in pockat C A S S E LB E R R Y — A Seminole County shertfTs deputy stopped a car without a license lag and charged the driver with possession of cocaine after finding a tube containing four piece* of crack cocaine. Th e deputy said the cocaine was In the porket of Charlie Ham ilton. 30. of 100 M errury St., Altamonte Springs Hamilton, who waa arrested at 10:19 p m Sunday on U S Highway 17-92. Casselberry. Is also charged with driving with a suspended license. Bond Is 92.000 Two Jalltd In boor robbory C A S S E LB E R R Y — T w o men. part of a group who allegedly stole beer and attacked a clerk at the Snell service station. 5903 U S Highway 17-92. Casselberry, were arrested there at about 4 40a m Sunday Tim othy Raymond Palmer. 29. of 4145 S. U S Highway 1792. Casselberry; and Sherman Kirkland Flynn. 29. of Orlando, were Jailed on charge* of armed robbery and theft. Th e clerk said he was hit and kicked and threatened with a knife during the robbery. Savtral arrestad on DUI charges t SA N FO R D — T h e following person* face a charge of driving under the Influence In Seminole County: • Floyd Carl Shrum J r .. 46. of 329 Lake Ave. * 21511. Maitland, was arrested at 11:37 p.m Saturday after his car failed to maintain a single lane on U S Highway 17-92. Casselberry He Is also charged with careless driving and having an expired license tag • Mahmoud Mrghame*. 32. of 131 Wildwood D rlvr. Saford. at 4 37 a m Sunday aftrr his car was w en weaving on laike Mary Boulevard. Lakr Mary • Eric Wayne Augustin. 24. of H53-D. W ln d m rrr Ave . Longwood. at 1:21 p m . Sunday after hi* car was seen w raving on State Road 419. Oviedo C i u m of girl's daath uodstsrmlnsd SA N FO R D — Seminole County shertfTs deputies rvporl that an Orange County autopsy, performed on the body of a 14-year-old Longwood girl who took the trash out at her house on Halloween night and waa found dead In the yard about 10 minute* later, lias failed to determine a cause of death Deputies said there la no Indication that Julie Waterhouse, of 201 Cove Lake Drive, was poisoned T h e rr was no sign of trauma to Iter body. Th e only physical defect revealed In the autopsy was a "lacy heart valve." Deputies said Waterhouse had not been diagnosed as having a heart problem before her death. It Is possible that the defect contributed to her death, but the cause of death waa not established In Ihe autopsy. The death, deputies said, will be classified as either natural, or of undetermined cause. Bomb threats delay flights UsMtl Ptr— IMfwaMnal LO S A N G E L E S - T w o British Airways flights were delayed at International Airport Saturday n ig h t a f t e r a c a l l e r to ld authorities a bomb might be aboard one of the a irlin e 's Jetliners. afDclala said. "T h e Los Angeles Police De­ partment received an anony­ mous threat at 6:15 p.m . (P S T) lh a l there was possibly an explosive device on a British A ir w a y s f l i g h t . '’ a ir lin e kesman John Wallach said In v York. Flight 282 was on a runway at International Airport preparing to take oil when the control tower aborted Ihe flight. Wallach !sald. Th e jetliner taxied to a K remote area of the airport, where th e p a s s e n g e rs e x ite d the aircraft and police examined their baggage At the same time. Flight 284 from San Diego landed at In ­ te rn a tio n a l A lt p o r l and authorities also examined bag­ gage aboard Ihe aircraft before It went on to London, airport operations manager John Smith said. Flight 284 departed about 8:52 p .m .. a delay of about 35 minutes, and Flight 282 was delayed about 3 hours and 15 minutes from Its original de­ parture lime. Wallach said. Police said a bomb squad was not needed In the examination of the planes and no bomb was found. ■MIROINCY CALLS SUNDAY • 1:43 a.m. - 407 Mattie Ave.. report of car fire, gone on arrival. • 5:12 a.m. — 211 Bush Blvd.. medical call. male. 48. 7:12 a.m. 1004 Maple Ave.. medical call. male. 69. transported by Rural/Mctro. • 10:24 a .m . 816 S. French Ave.. traum a call, woman. 24. transported by private vehicle. • 5:59 p.m. - 100 Willow ] Ave.. medical call, woman. 3 7 . tra n s p o rte d by Rural/Mctro. • 6:54 p.m. — 918 Celery Ave.. medical call, woman. 8 5 . tra n s p o rte d by Rural/Mctro. M ONDAY • 5:39 a.m . 1704 W. N in t h S I . , t r a u m a c a ll, woman. 80. transported by Rural/Mctro. O V IE D O — A 44-year-old man accused of firing feur or five shot a Info Ihe hou?r of his estranged wife has been charged with attempted m urder and was being held without bond today. Hubert Larry Davis. 44. of 984 Oak D r iv e . O vie d o , also la rhargrd with possession of a firearm by a felon and violation of an Injunction for protection. Davis was arrested at home at 11:30 a m. Sunday. He is ac­ cused of firing shots Into the house of Bonnie Davis. 26. 771 Rich D r.. Oviedo, at about 6:47 a.m. Oviedo Police Chief Dennis Peterson said Mrs. Davis, who authorities said lias been In­ volved In a domestic dispute with her rstranged husband for about six w -eks. was Itxurd a court ordered Injunction for protection against her husband on Nov 11. The order means Davis was to have no contact with her for 30 days. Peterson said there were no injuries In the shooting Police have not recovered a weapon However, h r said, wit­ nesses placed Davis at the scene at the time of the shooting Man again allegedly throws cane at car ■yM M AM LO M M Harold stall wrilar SA N FO R D A 70-yrar-old rural Sanford man arrested In October after allegedly throwing a m etal walking cane at a neighbor s car has been jailed again on a similar charge S em ino le C o u n ty sheriff's deputies report trial lor more than a decade they have dell with a dispute betwren Merle Eugene Park, of 3456 Lake Ave.. and some of hi* neighbor* Parker was a rrrs lrd on a charge of aggravated m s s u u I i at about 5 48 p m Saturday after a neighbor reported that Parker used a plastic pipe cane to hit Ihe van In which the neighbor was riding Deputies report Parker called them to hi* house at about 4 p m Saturday to complain that a van had almost hit him when he was c h e c k in g his m a ilb o x Parker. Ihe deputies said, said he followed the van. hut his car tiecame stuck In a 3-foot deep culvert While his car was dis­ abled. Parker said he was at­ tacked and hruten by unknown assailants Deputies reported seeing no Injury' •«» Parker and that hr refused medical aid D e p u t ie s s a id th e y m r t Stephen Ifrlffer. 28. of 5591 l-akr Ave . and Eric Ksterson. 44. of 1235 Myrtle Hi Sanford They accused Parkrr of wielding a plastic cane against Esterson's vehicle as Parkrr stood In the roadway Pfeiffer said he feared for his safety and deputies re­ ported fin d in g a dent and scratch on Esterson's van Parker was arrested Bond is 91.(XX) O n O c t. 2 0 . P a rk e r was rharged with throwing a deadly missile Into an occupied vehicle after allegedly throwing a metal walking stick at Ihe car of aoutlwr neighbor. H r remains frre on 95.000 bond in that Incident, authorities said Education secretary’s agenda parallels Bush’s UnHwd F rs w lalsrw atlsssl W A S H IN G TO N Education Secretary latum Cava/o* said hi* own agenda to push for Increased student aid and Im ­ provement* in programs foe the disadvantaged jiarallels Brest drnt elrct George Bush's plans for education Ca va /o* w ho was asked by Bush last w rrk In remain In office, told Unltrd Ptrsa Interna­ tional In an Interview that Bush's pledges to provide new s u p p o rt for m e rit schools, magnet achtails. Head Start and the hand Ira pprd "are very ton•latent with my point of view " In fact, the 61 year^dd Texan said lhal. In a recent meeting with Bush. "I found that at the end of that lime, and we talked about a lot of specific things I found myself very very sup- lvr I always have bren but now very supportive ol specific Idea* he was presenting K "I said 'yes I ran support all of that' and h rrr are some Ideas of •how we might bring all of lhal /about It was a very pnsltlvr discussion." he said C s v a / o s becam e the first Hispanic Cabinet member In S e p t e m b e r w h e n he w a s nominated by President Reagan and confirmed by the Senate to replace W illiam llennel! What had been a four m onth ap(ointm ent under the Reagan administration has turned Into a four year Job with Bush's ap (ointment "I think In a way. this period of lime, this phase of m y ap polntm ent ha* been one of raising awarrness of the deficit that we fare In terms of educa­ t io n ." said Cava/o* of h is four month role. "Now we enter the 'how yu going to do It?' kind of thing Th a t's where the great discussions are going to be " Cava/os has been traveling Ihe r o u n t r y s tre s s in g Ih e t m - (ortancc of education, especially for minorities, and pledging to push for more student aid — the reverse of a trend set by the Reagan administration Bush campaigned with the theme of becoming the "educa­ tion president" and called for less regulation of schools so that federal funds ra n be used to finance experiments In educa­ tional reform One new Idea Bush proposed Is crrallon of a 9500 million National Mem School program Ilia! would provide awards to every public elementary and secondary school that meets • la le -d rle rm ln e d criteria for improving education. An avrrage award of 9100.000 will be presented (n each N'a lional Mrrtl School that serves a significant proportion of dis­ advantaged students and meets rrttcra for Improving the educa­ tion of these student* Bush also proposed an addi­ tional 950 million In malching grants to states that create or support magnet schools, which compete for enrollment from all arras of the district by ottering specialized curricula or facilities. T o Increase savings for college education. Bush proposed cre­ ation of a College Savings bond that would work Just as U S Savings (kinds except thr trresl rarn— l o r the lx nd would be tax free If the money is used lor tuition " I think that they are all doable. ' Cava/o* said of Ihe programs "Som e of them will take more time than others But they are all doable If people will bring their goodwill and atten­ tion. But one of the real con­ straints we are going to be facing Is the obvious one — that's the budget constraints." Cava/o* noted that only 7 percent of the more than 9340 billion sprnt on education comes from the federal government. •OVfStltfMINT N ow Doctor* D h co vo ry Senate leadership hopefuls say competence, not ideology is issue Weight Loss Pill Approved for*; U.S. Gov’t. Patent only tends to members' interests but also is a chief spokesman fur Ihe party nationally While they come from three parts of the nation and from different (mint* on Ihe political tompas* the senators said th rir k ry g o a l w a s g e l lin g th e Senate s work accomplished. W A S H IN G TO N Th e three m en who want to lead Ihe Senate's Demia-rallc majority as a new Congress faces a new Republican president said Sun­ day their campaign has hrrn about competence, not ideology Sens Daniel Inouye of Hawaii. Johnston. 56. who has made Bennrll Johnston of lamlsUna frequent ap(>earauces on n a ­ and George Mitchell of Maine tional television since the Nov. H made a Joint appearance on election as a voice of c o n ­ NBC's "Meet the l*rrss" to lout servative Southerners, said. " T o their records on leadership and the extent that philosophy Is an th eir legislative a cco m p lish ­ issue In this campaign .. clearly ments m y centrist approach Is an The three are vying for Ihe Job advantange It would lie a good held by Sen Ruben Byrd of West message (or the country. It Virginia, who Is stepping down would lie a good message for the after 12 years as the Democratic Democratic P arty." leader to take over the Senate Mitchell. 55. a fomier federal Appropriations Committee. The 54 Senate Democrats cast secret Judge, said Ills chief strength Is ballots Tuesday to choose their "that I ra n organize and lead the Senate, conduct the business of new leaders. the Senate and represent the For months. Ihe three hopeful* Democrats In the Senate and have been quietly campaigning Indeed all people of this ro un try. with promise* of an Improved In a way that will enable us to senatorial "quality of life" to meet o u r very Important re­ Include belter work schedules sponsibilities." and committee assignments Inouye. 64. who has served In But on the NBC program, the the Senate since 1962. the senators broadened their appeal longest of the three, said. "I have to Am ericans In general. A been given all of the assign­ Senate Democratic leader not ments that most senators would avoid. 1 was chairman of the Intelligent- rom m iltee and I think Ihe record speak* for Itself. I was chairm an of the IranContra comm ittee." The Hawaii Democrat, who also served on Ihe 1974 Senate Watergate Committee, said his seniority can help senators deal with the new ((resident. " I n m o s t i n d u s t r ia liz e d i ounirte*. age und seniority Is a plus." he said. "Some of our friends have prim e ministers and presidents and legislators and parliamentarians who artway (last 70. I'm not close to 70 yet. but I hope that m y back­ ground and experience and part of ihe history of the Unltrd States Senate would be an advantage to m y colleagues " On particular topics, they said: — I*resldent-elect George Bush has to come forward first with a budget plan. — New m ilita ry aid to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels Is un­ likely. — H o n o ra ria fur speerhes should be eliminated In favor of a congressional pay raise. — They agree with the U S . decision Saturday to deny an entry visa to P L O leader Yasser Arafat so that he could address the United Nations Scientists plot edge of universe UwHsd Rrsss Inlsm attsnal LO S A N G E LE S New oh nervations of far-flung galaxies rrvral a surprising alignment w ith the bright d r r p spare bodies known as quasars, a relationship that bolsters notions that quasars exist on the very fringes of Ihe unlv erne. Th e International team of sci­ entists who made the finding said Ihe relationship between quasars und galaxies apparently Is not coincidental. Th e y were able to rule out chance by stallstlrully examining the probabllty of such occurrences, concluding a galaxy has only u I In 10.000 chance of randomly aligning with a quasar. B u t In a sa m p le of 2 96 quusurs. British. Canadian und American srlenllsts. reporting In the r u n m l Issue of Ihe srlcntlflr Jo u rn a l N ature, fo un d 11 aligned with the celestial com­ munities of stars. T h is Is roughly a 1 In 30 relationship, suggesting that for every 30 quasars at least one will align with a galaxy. Quasars are star-like objects that are believed, by some scien­ tists. to exist on the edge of the universe. They are also said to tie the brightest cosmic tiodlrs; speculation He noted, however, because so bright, srlenllsts estimate their light can tie up to 1.000 telescopic observations of the times more luminous than that s k y r e v e a l o n l y a t w o of an entire galaxy which can dimensional picture, the ap|>arent "preferential alignment" and consist of billions of stars Ihe g ravita tio na l lens effect T h e n e w s tu d ie s led liy astrophysicist Rachel Webster of created by galaxies provide new Britain's Scarborough College gauges far quasar luminosity ulto revealed the galaxies, which und distance. are not nearly as faraway as Canl/ares said usually a single quasars, act us gravitational star or cluster serves «s the lenses capable of bending light gravitational lens In a galaxy Imm the quusurs. Tills |ihrnuni- that I(ends light Irom Ihe quasar. cnon alone could make the light "It would Ik - difficult for our ol u quasar uppear even brighter, some scientists contend. "W h at galaxy to art as u gravitational Webster and her colleagues have lens for us. But it could be acting found Is there appears to be as u gravitational lens for some more Instunces where u quasar observer In a galaxy far. far has an alignment with a galaxy away from u s." he said. than you would expect on p u rr Even the new scan ol the deep chance." comm ented Claude sky. he said, was unable to turn Canlzures of the Center for up objects m o rr distant than Spare Rest-arch In Cambridge. quasars, adding credence to Ihe Mass. Ideu they are the most distant "I believe firmly that (quusurs) bodies In the known universe. are al Ihe edge of the universe, and yes. this can be viewed as evidence for that hypothesis." But as for reasons why the upparent a lig n m e n t o c c u rs . Canl/ares. who wrote a compnnion Nature article to Webster's report, said uny explanation at this jiolnt would be based on A s t r o p h y s i c i s t s at Ih e C a lif o r n ia In s t it u t e of T e c h n o l o g y In P a s a d e n a e stim a te the m ost d ista n t quasars to tie In excess of 12 billion light years from Earth, one light year being equivalent to six trillion miles. l i l y Nfcy' to Los* might Alr— dy S w ip in g US. BEVERLY H ILLS . C A (Sp cculiAn amazing new weight loss pill called "fxi-magnet" hai recently been devel­ oped and perfected by two prominent doctor* at a world famous hospital in Los Angeles that reportedly "guaran­ tee*" you Head* fat loti and calorie reduction 1$ limply taking their letted and proven new pill. 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The risk is that the two aides may approach It with radically different agendas and expectations, thereby violating the cardinal u ir of sup.'rpowcr sum m itry: surprises breed m isun de rsta nd in gs, re ­ crim inations. and m istrust. hastily urging. O n ly there What if the president- elect dies? W A S H IN G T O N (N EA) - Wc are now U. that period of political Umbo called the presidential transition: the tw o and a half m o n ti tns between election and Inauguration. During this time the president-elect starts putting together hia government so he can begin functioning effectively after takl taking the oalh of office. But It la also a time of w o rry for many constitutional scholars. There Is nothing In the Constitution, or in the law. to deal with the unthink a ble — a president-elect dying or becoming Incapacitated before taking office. From the m om ent Michael Dukakis conceded defeat on election night. Nov. 6. George Bush has com m only been referred to as “ presidentelect." T h a t la untrue Bush does not officially become presidentelect until the afternoon of Dee. 10 when the Electoral College meets In Washington to cast Its ballots. Until that tim e. Bush la more correctly “ president-designate." Some would even argue that he continues as presidentdesignate until the House of Representatives meets on Jan. B to count the electoral votes and officially certify the T h is doesn't seem terribly Important until you aak what would happen If Bush, or far that matter hla ru n n in g mate Dan Q u a y lr. met with some tragc.;> In the neat lew weeks. Th e fact Is that nowhere in the Constitution — or In the two amendments covering presidential succession. (he 12th and the 20th — la the period between elec­ tion and in a u g u ra ­ tion covered. Should something happen to Ihe n ew ly elected president before hla in a u g u r a t io n , th e nation could face an unprecedented con alllutional crisis. If a p r e s i d e n t designate were to die or become Inca pari llhs n a tio n laird between Elec­ could face an tio n Day a n d the unprscadsnlMonday In December sd c o n s t i t u ­ when Ihe Electoral tional crisis ■ College meets, the political party of the winner would probably designate w h o should be chosen. Since almost all elcrtdts are party functionaries, they could be c x p rrtrd lo go along with Ihe choice. JACK ANDERSON Is new chief of staff too smart? at M r. Gorbachev's a lew days before It teas absolutely no proopcct of another gathering before M r. with which the New York meeting arms scheduled betrays a lack of careful planning reminiscent of the Ill-fisted Reykjavik sum m it of October 1008. Am erican officials went Into that aeaaton. which arms stm fkrty ca lk J on abort notice, in-prepared to deal with M r. Gorbachev's Im pulsive proposal ballistic nuclear missiles. Th e (b e K re m lin uqncnrcd the N A TO attics let-Am erican relaUqna for months. Is II possible that the general aecretary w ill be carrying to New York surprise In fork another anoth his briefcase? Stale Department officials believe not. From the American viewpoint, this Is merely an opportunity far the three leaders to alt down Informally o> formally over lunch, with nothing substan­ tive on the agenda. A White House official describes the m eeting as nothing more than a chance "for Gorbachev to see the President one last tim e." Yet Gennadi Gerasim ov, the Soviet Foreign M inistry spokesm an, declared that M r. Gorbachev hus serious business to discuss. He specifically rejected (he notion (hat the Keagan-Buah-Gorbachev encounter will be a pleasant lunch. Th e danger here Is that there Is no agreed-upon agenda, thus leaving open the door lo another unanticipated overature from Mr. Gorbachev. B y hla activist and sometimes unpredictable diplom acy, the general secre­ tary long ago demonstrated hla ab ility to hold the initiative in East-W est relations. It may be that the Russian leader requested the New York meeting for the simple purpose of bolstering his stature at home by making another favorable Impression on the world stage. But his planned stops in Havana and London also raise the possibility that he has a larger purpose for wanting lo see Messrs. Reagan and Bush. Al this point. American officials are willing lo trust (hat Mr. Gorbachev has nothing up his sleeve. F o r the sake ol im p ro ve d superpower relations, we hope their trust proves to be well-founded. ELLEN GO O DM AN How extended is THE family? B O S T O N -T h e y celebrated Thanksgiving the w ay they alw ays do. In the O ral Tradition Equal parts of food and conversation A cornucopia of family. Theae are not restrained people who choose their words and pick al their stuffing These are people w ho have most of I heir meals In small, chicken-six cd households But when they come together, they feast on the sounds as well as the tastes of a turkey-slxrd family. Indeed, their Thanksgiving celebrations an­ as crowded w ith stories as Iheir tables are with chairs. Arm s reach Indelicately arroaa each other for second helpings, voters Interrupt lo add relish to a story. And there are always leftovers too enormous to complete, that have lo be wrapped up and preserved But whal Is It that makes this collection of people a family? How do we make a family these days? W ith blood? With marriage? With affection? I wonder about this when I hear Ihe word “ fam ily” added lo some pollilt Ian's speech like g ravy poured over the entire plale. T h e meaning Is supposed lo be obvious, self-evident. It Is assumed that when w r talk about family we are all talking about ihe same thing. That families are the same. Hut ll'a not that simple. For Ihe past eight years, the chief defender of the Amelcan family haa lived In Ihe White House. Bui Reagan's own family has always looked more like our contemporary reality than his traditional Image Th e re has brrn marriage and divorce among the Reagans, adoption and blending, and more than one estrangement. The re Is a mother, this holiday season, who hasn't talked to her daughter for over a year. Berry's W orld Th e man w ho will take his place as head of this family Ideology lias wrapped himself In a grandfalherly Image. Yet Bush's family Is also extended In ways that are com m on bul nol always comforting lo other Americans. f i As young |>cople. George and Barbara Bush left hom e a ga in and again, selling up temporary quarters In 17 cities. Now they have five children scattered In an equal number of stales: Texas and Florida. Colorado. Virginia and Connecticut. Theirs, like m u n y of ours, do not live at home, but come home, for Ihe holidays. p • MM*) MX* M* "...until problemt do you part?" A- Sim ila rly. If a president-elect aieo after lua election by the Electoral College had been officially certified by the flouae. it la almost certain that the 20th Am endm ent would control Ihe situation. The vice presidentelect would become presidentelect, and a new vice president w ould be chosen by h im . lo be confirmed by Ihe Senate aftrr Ihe presidentelect took the oath of office. T h e moat vi ring question la what would happen If a president-designate died after the Electoral College met In mid-December, but before ihe vote count was made and certified by (he House In early Ja n u a ry . U n d e r the 12th Am endm ent, the House must certify as winner of (h r election Ihe person receiving a majority of the S3A electoral votes — al least 270. If no one receives a majority, the new president Is chosen by a vote of Ihe House w ith each state receiving one vote. It la unclear whal w ould happen If. by Ihe lime Ihe House met. the person receiving the majority was no longer able to hold office. Som e experts argue that the election could still be certified In other words a dead man could be elected president, allowing Ihe 20lh Amendment to take effect and Initiating an orderly succession In w h ich the vice president-elect would U k e We hold onto a particular prim al Image ol fam llles-hum an beings created from Ih r samr genetic codr. living In the samr urea code. W r hold onto an Im agr of T H E fam ily as something rooted and stable. Hut lhal hus always been rare In a country where frredom Is another word for mobility, bolh emotional and physical. In America families arc spiked and recom­ bined In ax m any ways x» UNA Every year our Thanksgiving tables expand and contract, place sellings are removrd and added A guest last year Is a mem ber this yrar A m em ber last y rr may be an awkward outsider this year. How many of our children travel be­ tw e e n a l i e n a t e d h a lv e * of t h e i r h e rita g e , b e tw e e n two sets of people who share custody of their holidays Even among those families we call sta­ ble or Intact, the ride flh s ride to the to the airport has ai r po r t has become a h o lid a y become a hol­ ritual as common us iday ritual as pumpkin plr. M any c o m m o n as parrnta come from pumpkin ple£ retirem ent ho m e s, many children from college, muny cousins from Jobs In other tip codes. We retrieve these people, as If from a memory hole, for reunions W tut then mukes a family. In Ihe face of all this “ freedom"? Il is said dial (tropic don't choose their parents Or Ihelr aunts and uncles Hut in a sense Americans do choose to M AK E a family oul of these people. W e makr room for them In our lives, rhixtse to tie with them and preserve dial choice through u riiual us simple us passing seronds al u table All real families are made over lim e and through tradition. Th e Oral Tradition. We create a shared treasure tmvc of history, memories, conversation. Equal parts of food and conversation. And a generous serving of pleasure In each ol her's company. ICI INS. Tk* Sm N* (Mat* Pm ! Wii W i Otmp Cw«H»T/W»lSWiNe LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters lo ihe editor are welcome. A ll letters must be signed und Include a mulling uddrcwi and telephone num ber. Letters should be on a single subjert and as brief us (MMsIble. The Sanford Herald reserves Ihe rlghl to edit. W A S H IN G TO N — George Bush's new chief of staff. John Sununu. to a smart guy by all accounts. Ills Ph D. from Ihe Masoochusetts Institute of Technology to one ctur. Hto I Q to a n o th e r. On a scale wrhrre t “ g e n iu s " is an ythin g over 140. S u n u n u haa been clocked al 176 -n w timakrs h im one In a million. W hether he H amort enough lo maaaage the egos al Ihe lap of the odmlntoiraUon and amort enough to befriend Jewish leaders and smart enough lo out sm art hto boos remains lo b r seen But three to no question that he ts book smart In 1985. Sununu p ic k e d up O m n i m a g a z i n e ' s " m e g a - I . Q . " le a l w h ile on a plane flight. At ihe time he was governor of New Ham pshire and was busy w uh the state legislature, bul when t h e s e s s io n a d ­ j o u r n e d fo r th e sum m er. Sununu got s e rio u s about the lest You might say ^Mega Society. It's hto Idea of how lo • high-I.Q. sp end a sum m er clu b that vacation mokes Men as W hen he and more look like prs t h a n 3 ,0 0 0 o th e r O m n i readers turned -school £ their tests In. Sun u n u had tied with tw o others lor second place He correctly anxwrred 44 oul of 46 questions, w lte rr a score <4 IS ranked Ihe contestant as a genius with an I Q of 141 Ills score of 44 put S u n u n u s l g al 176 “ T h is lest was one of Ihe most enjoyable exercises I have gone through In some lim e ." S u n u n u wrote lo the mogatlne. "a superbly stimulating diversion. “ Here Is a sample from Ihe Omni lest of whal Ihe new chief of staff considers a good lime; “ W h a l Is Ihe m axim um number of completely bounded volumes lh a l can be formed by three Interpenetrating cubes, considering only Ihe aurfacra of Ihe rubes as bounds and counting o nly volumes lhal ore not further subdivided?" If that brand uf w itty repartee doesn't go over well i t staff meetings. S ununu can fall bark on analogies " llr r l ts lo Achilles as box is lo w h a l?1* "Pain Is lo rue as bread Is lo w hat?" " C iv il Istopapalasam busaadorlslowhat?" W he n conversation lags at White House dinners. Sununu ra n challenge Ihe other guests "A cube of butter Is sliced five lim es by a butter knifr Into how many pieces at moat can the cubr of butler thereby be divided If each knife stroke Is perfectly straight and the pieces of buttrr ore never rearranged?" gy demai S u n u n u crunch a few numbers, he w ill be rq u a l to Ihr task. He can look at a string of n u m b rrs - IS. 52. 09. 144. 175. 160. 147. and tell whal comes next. jy I Horfltn. Ihr foundrr of the Megx Society, a high l y , club lhal makes M enu look like pre-school. M enu mem bership Is open lo I.Q.s above 133 — the smartest 2I percent of the A m erican population. T h e Mega entrance requirement Is an I Q. of 176 or above — the 9 9.990th percentile, or one In a million people. Ifoeffin's Omni lest was not even worth the effort for the average person. It had a "flo o r" of 122 — that being Ihe Jumping off I.Q . for unyone with half a chance lo answer one quest loti. T h e uvrruge score by the people who tried wus 15. Thai makes S u n u n u a genius am ong grnluscs. Bul he wasn't the smartest. Th a t honor went to Herbert Ta ylo r, a University of Southern California associate professor who co-authored a book on how lo unscramble a R u b ik 's Cube. T ie d w ith S u n u n u were another U S professor. Solomon Golom b. who Inven geometric puzzles, and Rick Rasner. a Unlve slly of Colorado physics student. Br Jtrt XMl ru nt o DM* Vm Alt* �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Monday, November 28. 1888 — M Gray says Bush must take nation off ‘economic steroids’ FINANCIAL Stocks open slightly higher N EW Y O R K — Price* opened slightly higher In light trading Monday of York Stock Excharge Issues Th e Dow Jones Industi ml average, w h k li fell 17.00 Friday, was ahead 1.07 to 2075.75 shortly alter the market opened. Decline# held a alight lead over advances however 407 341 among the 1.215 Issues crossing the New York Slock Exchange tape Early tu m o vrr amountrd to alxiut 7.250 000 shares. Stock prices fell sharply on Friday amid lears of Inflation lied to higher oil prices and a weakness In bonds a* the Organization of P e trole um E x p o rtin g C o u n trie s neared agreement on limiting production OH storks tallied on new* of a cutback, but Issues such as airline slocks gave up gains won earlier In the week os OPEC's progress toward limiting oil production signaled higher fuel price* Ricky llarrtnglon. a technical analyst with Interstate Securities Corp. In Charlotte. N.C.. said the market suffered from lack of breadth us roncerns over the dollar's weakness, the huge trade and budgrt deficits and higher Inlrrest rale* narrowed trading to a few selcctrd Issues Earlier In Aslan trading Monday, stocks dosed sharply lower In active trading on the Tokyo Slock Exchange with the key Nikkei uvrrugc falling 3HO 27 points to close at 28.963 32. Dollar moves higher; gold, silver lower T h e dollar moved htghri today In light trading against major foreign currencies Gold was mostly lower Traders said the dollar re­ ceived a boost from the surge •In oil prices and expectations of an Increase In the U S discount rale North Sea oil price* jum prd •I In early m orning trading on news C P EC rntniMer* might soon sl||.i an agreement to limit oil production Rrporls that OPEC ministers had final ly reached a prlte and output pact slier more than a week of ta lk s b u o y e d th e c r u d r market. O p llm ltm that an O P E C a gre e m e n t on p ro d u c tio n cutbacks will th o n ly be signed boosted the dollar In the morning, dealers said Expertallon* that U S Inter­ est rates m ight shortly he raised also helped Hie dollar, dealers said In earlier trading In Ihe Far East, the dollar gained ground on the Japanese yen. finishing Ihe trading session 0 HS yen higher al 122 OO yen Dealers said expectallons Ihe U S dlsruunl ratr and o th ir Interest rate* could rise pusm d the dollar higher Tb s flank of Ja(Mii. which Rr A intervened heavily In re­ cent sessions, was able to sit out today's trading, dealer* noted T r a d e r * a t t r ib u t e d the dollar's rise in part lo the Hunk J O H N HILL B O Y N T O N . JR. Jo hn Hill Boynton. J r . 64. 133 Genevieve Dr.. Altamonte S p r in g s , die d S a tu rd a y at F lo rid a H o s p ita l A lta m o n te Springs Horn Feb 24. 1924 In Palmetto, O a .. be moved to Altamonte Springs from Tam pa In 1964. He was a sell-employed engineer, a Southern Baptist, a Mason, a member of the Orlando Rotary International Engineer­ ing Society. the Orlando Moom Lodge. Ihe Florida Engineering Society, and was vice preside nl of the Orlando Arm ature Wink* Survivors Include his wile. W ilm a; son. Gary J „ Orlando; d a u g h te r. B a rb a ra II. Ell!*. Sarasota; stepdaughter*. Anita I W e s th ln g to n Sta fford , A h a 1monte Springs. Sheri Itazzlc. i Longwood; mother. Marie C . Hlvrrdale, Go.; and two grand 1children. B a ld w in -F a ir c h ild F u n e ra l Home. Altamonte Spring*. In charge of arrangement* ■DOCK CAM PBELL ; Dock C a m p b e ll. H5, 1156 ' Morris St.. Altum onlr Spring*. •died Thursday ul Florida Ho*pl' lal Altamonte Springs. Born Mav j 7. 1903 In Clay County. Ga.. hr ■moved lo Allarnonte Spring* from Terrell County. Ga.. In 1946. He was a fruit Inadrr. and a member of SI. Jo h n Missionary B a p tis t C h u r c h . A lla m o n lr Springs. Survivors In d u d r his wile. E v e ly n ; d a u g h te rs. V irg in ia T h o m a s . H u s tin g s . M ln n lr Campbell Lambert. Orlando, uud four grandchildren Mitchell's Funeral Home. O r­ lando. In charge of arrange­ ments. R O B E R T R A T DO N LEY Robert Ray Donley. 51. 2512 Clalrmont Ave.. Sanford, died Saturday at Central Florida Hetonal Hospital. Born April 4. 937 In Martinsville. Vu., he moved to Sanford from there In 1966. He was a truck driver and a Baptist. Survivors Include iwn sous. Robert R. Donley J r .. Bussell. Va.. Kenneth W. Donley. Axlon. f Local Interest These quotation* provided by members of the National A»9oclatlon of S e r u r llle s Dealer* are repremcntatlve In le rd c a le r p rice * aa of m ld nto rn lng today. Inter­ d e a le r m a rk e t* ' ch a n g e throughout the day. lYlcea do not Include retail markup or markdown. ol Ja p a n 's d r ir r m in r d In ­ tervention la*i week trader* said “ The market •M-ntiiiirnl still remain* lM-ari*b lor lire dollar and market player* now are walling for the U S release of Ihe November unemplovtnrnl rale scheduled lor Friday." •aid one dralcr The dollar * rise contributed lo a sharp tall in share prices on the Tokyo Sti* k Exchange, where the Ntkk*i » v m g f lost 3 8 0 27 y e n . * c lo se al 28.983 32 yen BM Am erican lloneer 3 ft Harnett Bank 32 I9 M Finn Union FPAL 304* Fla. Progress 344* HCA 43 Hughe* Supply I f l '20 W M orrisons 51 A N C R Corp Plrssgy 39 Scotty's li f e Southeast Ibnk 214* S u n Tru s t 2044 624* W a ll Dtsnry 504* Weatlnghousr 184* Brunswick M BJ 84* Fla. National 171* 424* W lnn-D txlr Em e rso n ............ 284* flank nl Ja p a n Governor Salosbl Simula sa id III Nagoya Ihe dollar's rri cnl lall was not a reflection ol economic condll km* "T h e fundamental lai tors of Ih e U S . a n d J a p a n e s e economies remain unchanged and the dollar • resent fall I* rxcrsslve.'* S u m tt* lold a news conference He b la m e d s p e c u la tiv e trading lor Ihe dollar'* recent slide Siimtta ruled out a (Mnslblh ly lhal Ihe G ro u p of Seven monetary (tower* will hold a meeting In Ihe near future lo reaffirm ihclr policy tistfdlnalion for Ihe stabtlllv of money markets D o w Jones D ow J o s t i A v e ra g e s 1 0:0 0 a.m. :ui Indus 2078 :io up 20 Tran* 908 17 up 15 Utils 05 S h «k 4 62 045 182 37 him lunged 788 H5 ii|i I III Atlantis-------Union N E W YORK - Foreign and ihttnesllc gold A silver price* ipioted In dollar* (»er irov ounc e Monday G old London . .. Pro*toujjlosd 424.25 u p 4 25 M orning Using 421 4 0 oil 2 85 H ong Kong 420 50 n(T 3 00 N ew ro rk ' fo iIle x *(tol gold o|ten 425 20 up 5 20 C o m e r *|toi s llv rr open 6.188 up 0 105 L U C IL L E O R A D Y H E N R Y Lueille Grady H enry. (12. 703 Hay Ave . Sanford, d in t Friday ut Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal Horn Feb 2H. 1896. in Oliver. Ga.. she mover! lo Sunlord from there III 1917. She was a homemaker. 11 in rm lx r of Mount Zion Mlsnkniary Baptist C hurch, Sanford, ami a member of the Benevolent Alii Society, Sanford Survivors Include daughter, lail.i Mae Sums. Sanlurtl: sister. Martha Washington. Ikmimi. two g r a n d c h i l d r e n ; a m i th re e greal grandchildren. Wllson KUhcltx-rger Mortuary. Sanford. In charge id arrange­ ments ELEA N O R A. M AR ESCA Eleanor A. Maresca. 63. |0H F r a n r c s D r i v e . A lla rn o n te Springs, died Sunday at Florida Hospital Orlantkt. Horn Sept. 19. 1925. in New York City, she moved In Altam onte Springs Irani Hollywood In 1957. Site was u homemaker, u member of (lie Church nl the Annunciation. Inouye said lhal wn?n C o n ­ gress and Bush negotiate the next budgrt. ‘ Everything has lo be on Ihe cable-' — Including Social Security cost of liv in g adjustments arid new rut* in s o c i a l p r o g r a m s s u c h a* Medicare In addition, the Hawaii Dem o­ crat said. "Th e lime has come Continued from Pag* satellite's mbit will allow d lo fly over NO percent ol the Soviet Gold And Sliver Vu . one brother, llllly -I Doule>. Dublin. Va.; Iw n sister*. Lucy I, I lodge* Hanlnrd and Christine Klgnrv. Dam Ilk- Va . and three grandchildren lirlsson G u a rd ia n Funeral Horne, Sanford. In charge ol arrangement* L IN N E A A N N E L U N D Q U IS T I.lime,1 Anne l.imdqiilst. 43. 212 K Lake llra nlley Road. L o n g w o o d . cited F rid a y al F lo rid a llo s p iiu l A ltam o n te Springs Ikirn Mav I. 1945. In W llm lngluu. Del., she moved In Central Florida Irom there In 1955. She w as a |« dial ties nurse at Flurlda H ospital's Fam ily Health Center, and a member ol the First Presbyterian Church of Maitland. Survivors Include sons. Dale E. Vellch. Kevin T . Vclteh. troth of Ixmgwood. daughter. Pamela I. Smelt. Longwocxl: parents. Mr. a n d M rs . M a s o n F W a ll. Maitland. G a rd en C h a p e! Horne For Funerals, lomgwood. in charge ol arrangements A sk 34* 324* 19* 304* 345 434* 17 204* 52 394* 12 21A 204* 624* 5044 1844 HA 184* 4244 28A W A S H IN G TO N - A k ry House Denux-ral urged President-elect George flush Sunday (0 incorpo­ rate his fiscal proposals In the next budget submitted to C o n ­ gress lo begin w eaning .the n o t io n oft ihe “ e c o n o m ic sterlod*''of debt Hut congressional Republicans cautioned Ihe next president against rushing to judge budget priorities simply because world m arkrt* are Jittery alxiut the budget defied, A* Ihe president-elect co m ­ pleted a holiday vacation and prepared to return 10 workaday Washington, lawmakrr* sirpped up their argumenis for flush lo focus quickly on what Sen. J im S a sse r. D -T e n n .. called the "long term economic nines* " of the defied Sen* Daniel Inniiye of Hawaii. Henrirll Johnston of Louisiana and George M llrhrl! ol Maine — Ihe candidate* lo become Senate Denmcrailc leader — lold N BC * "Meet ihe Press'' llwl Congress ha* no In ten 1Inn of moving first on (h r budgrt. and M llrh rll outlined In Ihe starkemi poldlral terms ihe reasons why. "Y o u 're not going to see a D e n itx-ra llr Congress, on II* own. pass a lax Increase and In vile a veto by President Hush T h a i would tie the height of l«toli*hnrs* li would be i r ­ responsible.'* hr said Despite the military nature ol Atlantis's mtaxkm. Gltmon said In a recent Interview wllh United Pres* tnlrmatkxial that h r w el­ comed belter rrlaiktn* with the Soviet Union *'l think d a really a rrw ardjng thing to set- wful ap(tear* to be a better relationship existing* be­ tween 11* and the Soviet U n io n ." h r said "I don't really think of spate a* a racr lor Ih r high ground Of course, here I am a*Kt( ialrd with a Department o( Drleii*e mission, but I sllll d n n ’l see space a* a nice for th r high and a charter member of the Ikuird of Directors (nr the Bullet G u ild ul Sanford-Seminole. S u r v iv o r s I n c I u d r her husband. Ik>h son. Hubert. O r­ ange C ity ; daughter. Leslie. A ltam onte Springs; brothers. W i l l i a m l l r r k e f r l d . H a ro ld llerkeleld. both of N rw Jersey, und two grandchildren. (x-rnary Drive. Tallahassee, died W e d n e s d a y . N o v . 2 3 . In Tallahassee. Ikirn Aug 29. 1924 In F r r n Park. Fla . he moved to Tallahassee from Hallandale. Fla.. In 1975 Orr was the former head ol the Florida State De­ p a r t m e n t of L a b o r a n d Flmploym rnt Security lie was a m em ber of St. Phillip's Episcopal C h u rc h . Tallahassee. He was B a ld w in -F a ir c h ild F u n e ra l also a member ol Alpha Phi Hom e. Fnresl City. In charge or Alpha Fraternity and Ihe N a ­ arrangements. tional (^duration AssociationFlo rid a 's Teaching Profession IN E A -F T P ) He was a Mason O U B 8 IE M A E P E R R Y Guxslc Mae IV rry. 7H. 628 P lu m w o o d D rive. Altam onte S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e t h r e e Spring* died Friday nl Life Care daughters. Ms Deborah O rr. Ms. Center. Altumonlr Springs. Ikirn N ov. IK). 1909. in Georgia, she Paula O rr und Ms Paulette O rr. all nf Tallahassee, his inolher. m o ved In Altamonte Springs Sarah O rr. Altamonte Springs, from Vero Beach In 1987. She brothers. Rev. Doctor Allen O rr. was a inrtnbrr of Ih r Mount Fort Luiulerdulr. Horace O rr. Slnul Baptist Church Altam onte Springs; sisters. Mrs. S u r v i v o r s I n c l u d e so n s. Th e re sa Chestnut. Syracuse. Lawrence It Lumpkin. Lawrence N Y .. Mrs Hetty O rr H lalnc P Lum pkin. Itolh of Vero Beach: Dum as. Allumonte Springs, und d a u g h t e r , G la d y s G ra h a m . A lta m o n te Springs: brother. one grandson. T im o th y Parks. Kastman. Ga.: M arvin C. Zanders Funeral slslrc. lada Know. Vero ilech; stepsister*. Mary. C lro la. both of Horne. Apopka. Is In charge of Fort Plrrcr; nine grandchildren. arrangements. 17 grandchildren: and thrre great great grandchildren. H a lil w in -F a ir eh lid Fun e ra l P U N IV tA L I H um e. Forest City, In ehurge ul arrangements B E T T Y BALL BROWN M O SELEY Betty Ball Brown Moseley. 85. C oral Gables. Fla., died Nov. 24 In Coral Guides Ikirn Dec. 10. 1902 In Lake C ity, Fla., she m oved lo Miami In 1954 where she was a realtor for the Keys C om p a n y. She attended schools In L a k e City and Sanford. She was an E|ilscopalian Survivors Include a daughter. Martlui Brown G lrm m n . Austin. Te x as, a brother. W illiam Green Ball. Suvannah, Ga.: 15 grand­ c h i l d r e n a n d 15 g r e a t grandchildren. B rls s o n G u a rd ia n Fun e ra l H om e is In charge of arrange­ ments. W A L L A C E ORR Wallace O i t . 64. 3021 Tip- American economy and Ihe new president needs to start taking the nation off that dependence quickly. T o do that, Gray said. Bush and President Reagan should But Johnston said. "Th ere is a Join forces and submit a budget recognition on the part of Dem o­ that contains the president­ crats that txxes arc probably elect's notion of a "flexible going to have to be a part of the frrexe" — In which spending mix. We don't look forward to It. would not grow beyond the ratr We don't relish In It. We're not of Inflation. hlgh-tax Democrats But the If Ihe outgoing and Incoming president. If he leads with It. we a d m in is tra tio n s can fashion will certainly consider II." such s budget and send It lo the 101st Congress In January, the Hush campaigned this autum n on a no-nrw taxes pledge, and action would "send a very strong Republicans urged him to hold signal lo the marketplace that that line Hep. Jack K e m p . we're going lo move forward, H-N.Y . who ran for president and that would speed up con­ gressional action u well." this year, counseled Ihe pres! Sen. Pete Domenicl. R N M .. a dent-elect: "D on't panic." Keeping the economy g ro w ­ member of the Senate Finance ing. p reve n ting a recession, Committee, suggested on the working more free trade tones ABC program that Bush proba­ w ith o u r tra d in g p a rtn e ra . bly would not draft his own stabilizing ih r dollar, clearly are budget but "subm it a blueprint — and I would add culling the or plan for negotiation purposes capital gains lax lo pul some wllh Congress, and that would oxygen Into thr investment side have to be next week." But Domenicl also said Bush of the economy — thing* that would lead this economy In must hold the line because 1989. 1990. Into a higher level of "there art some who Insist that the vice president, who M id. growth." Kem p said But Hep. William Gray. D-Pa.. ‘read m y lips.' they Insist that he chairman of Ih r Mouse Budget eat his words ... and that he risk C o m m itte e , appearing w ith hia presidency on that Issue." Sasser, while acknowledging Kemp on ABC's "This Week with David Brinkley." referred to that Bush's election granted him Kemp's career a* a professional a mandate for his no-new-taxes football quarterback lo draw a promise, also added that with a stronger Democratic majority tn sport* analogy " T b r r r Is one thing he should Congress. " W e have an In ­ know as an athlete and Dial la. consistency here, where th r It's not good to win by taking American people are saying. 'We steroids." G ray said "A n d right don't want new revenues, yet at now. th r economy has been the same time, we don't want taking th r economic steroid of any c u u in programs.' "A n d that's where. I think, we borrowing. As a result, we're need some leadership. I believe puffed u p ." The prosperity of the p u t six It's up to the new president-elect years. G ra y said, has depended lo demonstrate that leadership." on foreign investment In the Sasser said for all of us to bdr ihe bullet and look Into the possibility of In* creasing corporate taxes, In ­ creasing personal Income tax­ es." ground again*! the Soviets." A tla n tis 's co untdow n w a s scheduled to enter the Orel of several planned holds si 4 p m. E S T Monday. The hold was scheduled to end at midnight, setting the stage for engineers lo load liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen Into o n ­ board M dks to power Atlantis's rtreirte4f)pprodurtng fuel cells engineers planned lo roll a ro ta tin g g a n t ry away from Atlantia, exposing Ihe ship to view. If all goes well. Atlantis's giant external fuel lank will be loaded between I I p.m . E S T Wednes­ day and 1:40 a m E S T T h u rs ­ day, and after a final weather briefing. Gibson and company will climb on board shortly after 48.1ft.EST. j (* A n o th e r H -ho u r hold w a s scheduled to begin Tu e s d a y Once Atlantis Is safely In orbit. m o rn in g to allow lim e for N A SA will have no comment on e n gin e e rs to make u p a n y the status of the shuttle or Its ground that might have been crew until the landing time Is lost In Ihe fuel cell loading announced 24 hours before exerrlse. touchdown. Based on the shut­ A 16-hour, 40-m lnule hold tle’s expected orbit, landing at was expected tn begin at m id ­ Edwards A ir Force Base. Calif., night Tuesday, ending at 4 :40 could come as early aa the p .m . E S T Wednesday w h e n m orning of Sunday. Dec. 4. Parades Coo tin n e d fro m P*|# I A Pop Addle, u veteran of W orld War I. will ride In a car between the V F W Pool 827 color guard a n d th e la d le s a u x i l i a r y . Another new gueat In the parade this year Is Miss A lta­ m o n te S p r in g s C h r ls t ln n a Chaucry. contender for the Mias Florida title and Lillie Mlaa A lta m o n te S p rin g s. Lake Mary High School will display a hot air balloon which they used for the homecoming event. " W e h a v e had f a n ta s tic participation." Volkrnlng said. T h e L o n g w o o d C h ris tm a s Parade mukes plans for the event one year ahead of time. "W e start planning next year's parade In Ja n u a ry." Volkcnlng said. She said (h r committee wants to expand the parade to Include "m ore adult groups." Th e parade will use the same route os lost year, starting along S.R. 434 at Savage Court and terminating at W ilma Street. Slate Road 434 will be cloaed to traffic between 8 a.m. and I I a.m . from Rangellnc Road to S.R. 427. Truce-----------C s s t l a s M fro m Pag* 1A Seminole Circuit Judge Ken­ neth M. Lefiler. In an effort to dear up the state annexation la w 's confusion and lo end d ly-co u n ty annexation conflicts, recommended a clearly defined Hat of guidelines In June Both Sanford and the county have made an effort to use the judge's guidelines. G onvafec Ostomy DAY For better living...everyday The Stomahesive® /Surp-Fit® System MOVf L i r . B E T T T BALL SHOWN G r a .v v iN w r x c lt lor Bttty H ill Brown Motolor who d>od No* I t will bo *1 J p rw Tuvtd o, In LotoVww Com****, with Folho* F i t d o n l Monn olfKUIlng Bruton Guard ton r unoroi Homo to charg» M trtiM Is A * writ* no* r im OONLC V. R0SEMT SAY VlOwmq Igr RobVf* R « , Donlo*. I l l } Cloirmonf A t * . Vonford who dttd Saturday, will bo Irom | p m to• p n. todo* ol B utto n Guardian Funorol Homo Tho rtm oini will bo torn to Mortintulto. Vo tor io r* itrt ond ■n.ormwnl B ritton Guortfion Funorol Homo In (Sorgo O S * . W ALLACE Funorol torxcot tor Wolloto O rr who dtod Wodnotdoy. No* }1. will bo bold Tuotdoy. Nov 70. ol 2 p m from Now Bothol A M E Church, Allomonto Spring* with Rovorond Bollomy off looting ImmodtoNly lottowing. Intormont will b* mod* In Woodbrldga Comotory. Forn Rork Th* body will It* In tU to ol tho church th* morning from 10 o m until lunorol lim t M a r.to C lo n d trt Funorol Homo. Apopka tho Pooptoi ChoKO. in chorge ol orrongo montt n m i i i i H j ti 1 VINCE TAYLO R , TH E ConvaTec* representative will be wllh us all day to tesch and demons) fit a many naw advances In ostomy (colostomy. Ileostomy and urostomy) 10% 1 ... D M D Hotted by _ _ Accardl HOME MEDICAL SERVICES (Across tram Central FIs. Regions!) 121 M A N 0 0 U 8 T I N K S A N F 0 8 0 , F LA. — SS1*0SSR �Tornadoes kill seven in Raleigh Thlw ra stM ) Marat painting H U N T IN G T O N . N .Y. - Thieves Sunday ■ j r alole the ISSO oil Plvolnes" by Impressionist Im pm stontat artist p a lli n g "B ouquet dc Plvolnes*' M anet'from the Heckacher Art Museum on Long Island. ofEcials aatd. DetectivesI:td no dues to who took the 16 Vk-by-21 M-Incit canvas, which disappeared from the museum's exhibition area during regular public viewing between 3:30 p.m . and 4:40 p.m .. Suffolk C oun ty police aatd. "Apparently there was easy access for anyone who wanted to get his hands on It/' Officer Jo h n Kasprowtca aatd. Th e oil painting of a flower arrangement In a vase Is of "Immense value" and expected to be worth millions, he said, but authorities did not specify an amount. Manet helped form the group out of which the Impressionist movement arose. T h e French artist died In 1863. Main lira raoparad aftar darallmant F R U rT V A L E . Texas - Th e Union Pacific railroad Sunday m om lng finished repairing 3,000 feet of damaged track and through East Texas that had bent reopened Its m ain Une thr closed by a derailment believed caused by a tornado. T h e derailment of 45 cars Friday night during an Intense thunderstorm forced the closure of the track and of U.S. Highway 80 and Texas Highway 19 and forced 200 residents of the rural area to evacuate because of anhydrous ammonia fumes from a leaking tankcar. "A t 9:45 p.m . Saturday we finished vacuum ing up the remaining anhydrous am m onia." said Alex Tice , spokesman for the Union Pacific In Omaha. Neb. "W hat are did Is up-end the tank Into a pit and dumped the product. Moat of tt slowly evaporating. Th e y diluted It wtth water, which heated tt and Inc reared the rate of dissipation. At 11:48 the evacuation order eras tiffed and people returned to their homes.** Work crews Saturday and Sunday had moved the other 44 derailed cars in the MW-car train array from the track, and through the night and Into Sunday morning repaired 2.000 feet r.f t r " k and a bridge over U.S. 80 that w*<- .1am< gcd. "T h e line was reopened at 7:50 this m orning." Tice said. "A s were (he hlgharaya, though Texas 19 eras never fully closed. "T h e damaged cars and other material were pul off to the side and checked lo make sure they were secure and safe. T h r ground Is soft horn the rain and we’U give It a couple of days lo d ry and then go back In when the ground la solid and clear all that stuff out. Th e m ly people injured were two motorists, w ho refused to Identify (V themsehrci elves, who had parked because of heavy rain Friday night and suffered b u m s from the anhydrous ammonia fumes. T h e y were treated at a local hospital and release Jo hn Bromley, another railroad spokesman In Omaha, said railroad Investigators believe a tornado hit the 69-ear train New Orteana-to-Fort W orth train, pulled by two locomotives. In two different locations, causing the derailment. “ It lifted It off In two different sections." B ru m lry said. “ And then of course once you get one car derailed, the rest of the c a n will start derailing. At least 60 injured, people trapped under collapsed apartment buildings S e v e ra l to rn a d o e s rip p e d through Ihe Raleigh. N.C., ares estly Monday, killing at least sevent people. i Injuring more than id trapping trappln others beneath 60 and Llbble of re the nibble collapsed shopping ml build­ centers and apartment ings, officials said Th e twisters, rain and high winds I hat rushed through the north central part of the state caught frightened residents In their beds as roofs were lorn off. walls were fell and trees were sent crashing Into cars and homes. "T h e fatality count u now at seven.” T o m D ill of Ihe stale Division of Emergency Manage­ ment said, adding al least 00 people were Injured "There are power outages all over tlie area." Several tornadoes touched Fireman dies In suspicious apartment blaze P O R T W A S H IN G T O N . N.Y. Firefighters Sunday mourned a veteran ftreman who died after being c m c o m r by smoke w k ^ » searching lor survivors of a suspicious b U u r raging in a lwo-story building Seventeen firelighters from Ihe Flower Hill Hoar Co. were in­ jured Saturday m orning trying lo nave volunteer Lt. Robert Dayton, w ho was to become their captain In January, said a grief-stricken Chief Charles Lang of th r Port Washington Fire Department. "T h e y all looked up lo h im ." Lang said. “ He was a tremen­ dous leader.*' Ihe r h lr f said of Dayton, w ho leaves behind a w ife a n d a n l l - m o n i h - o l d daughter. Th e building, which housrs an antiques store on the ground floor and has three span m enli on th r second floor. doom In a several-county area Just riding streets helping people about 1a.m., D ili said. right now. We're using chain "W e have had a tornado." a saws to dear Ihe streets." spokesman for the W ake County Tie e s 16 Inche* lit diam cirr Em e rgen cy M edical Services were snapped like dry pretzels aald shortly after the cyclonic and blocked streets hampering w i n d s r a m p a g e d t h r o u g h rescue efforts. nonhwest Raleigh. " W e have a L it McRoberta. spokesman for num b er of apartm ent building Ihe Wake Medical Center, re­ col Is poet and we arc In Ihe ported one patient In critical process of e il r a r l l n g people condition. The victim's trailer tig h t now." was demolished by ihe winds. Hospitals re p o rte d Injured "W e 're eaperllng m sny more people arriving In droves, msny p a t ie n t s ," M rR n h e rls satd of them still In their pajamas. "W e 're pulling our disaster plan "Th ey're com ing in by the in operation." earloads." said a spokesman In Residents wearing their night Ih e emergency ro o m al Rea clothes filled Ihe streets lo view Hospital W e don i h a v r time to i h e d e v a s t a t i o n o f t h e i r talk now." neighborhoods and check on "W e're not sure of the dam­ their neighbors ages yet." said Raleigh Ore chief " I used lo live In Alabama in Robert Whllllngton "W e know Ihe tornado belt." satd Mark there Is exirnslvr damage all Se n lrr. "W hen my ears popped. •o ve r northwest Raleigh. Were I knew what was happening " T h r roof of Sentrr'a home waa left w ith a gaping hole In it, and the house's chimney smashed his roommate's car. "I looked out the back w indow and when I did the window came through on m e." said Lonnie Christopher. Roofs of houaes In Ihe awalh of the tornado were b'own away. A two story brick office b u ild ­ ing was ripped In two several miles from where a K Mart store along U.S. 70 was reduced lo rubble. T h e w e a th e r ayalem th a t s p a w n e d t h r to rn a d o a ls o dumped heavy rains and high winds across most of Ihe East Cossl early loday. flooding roads In New Jersey and Delaware, uprooting trees and dow ning power lines in several slates T h r Nal tonal Weather Service Issued a flash flood w arning ohorily after 3 a m . E S T for Merrer C o un ty. N J ., where up lo 2 Inches of rain fell with more m pectrd this morning, causing creeks to overflow and Hooding mads and highw ays Kidnapped baby found alive in dum pster COLUMBIA. S C . — A 4-month-old baby with a heart condition w h o was kidnapped by a car thief and (hen abandoned In a dum pster was back home w ith his parents Sunday, doing well despite the harrow ing adventure. Ms It I>ew David Caldwell, bom two months i -em slutr atMi t . q u 'n r g m*deration r#r*y 12 hours, was kidnapped Friday night by a 17-yrar-old fugitive who fled a stale corree(tonal facility. "It's a m ira cle ." satd M a lih rw 's father. Roland Caldwell. " T h e y flaw officers! did s tremendous Job. T h e way th ey worked together as a team amazed me." Caldwell sold he left Matthew in his car with the motor ru n n in g lo keep the baby warm about 8 30 p m . F rid a y night when he stopprd at a Crown Point arrvlee station In Colum bia to make a telephone ra il When he lookrd back al his car. Caldwell spotted someone In the driver's seal " I didn't know w hat to think." he said Caldwrll gave c h a ir and managed to get the door open on the driver's side T h e suspect. Jeffery Cl is ties Jefferies, of Gaffney, pushed Ihe gas pedal to th r floor and headed toward Interstate 26. w ith Caldwell hanging on. O n Ihe entrance ramp lo the highway. Caldwell fell off. Although h r suffered “ I bruise* and scrapes, the distraught father flagged down a passing motorist and they chased the car several miles brfotr Jefferies managrd lo elude them. Al that point. Caldwrll called authorities who mot tilted a statewide leant of officer* to search for me *ii»,V,, ca. -nd t* r tu b y By th r time the haby was (ound seven hour* later. Ihe search Im tudrd th r State Law Enforcement Division, the Lexington and Cherokee County Sheriff** Departmrni*. the state H igh w a y Patrol, th r stair W ildlife Department and Ihe Gaffney Poller Depart­ ment. Jefferies was rhargrtl with kidnapping and grand larceny Authorities Immediately su sprrlrd Jefferies, who had rscaprd from the Jo h n G Richards youth detention center two hours before Ihe kidnapping Jcflrrtrn. of Gaffney. S C . had stolen two ear* previously T h r stolen ear wa* found In front of (T u b llarainbrr. a bar In Gaffney Jefferies was inside ’He was having a good tim e." said Lex­ ington County Sheriff Jam e s R Metis " H r told friends he was on a Thanksgiving holiday and the rs r belonged toime of his counselors " State Department given; Golden Fleece award W A S H IN G T O N Sen. William Proxmlre. D-Wis.. said Sunday the State Department won his monthly Golden Fleece award for bungling 815 million In travel advances and trying lo conceal Its error* under false accounts — including one for Ludwig Van Beethoven. Proxmlre said the State De­ partment has effectively been giving Interest free loans or handouts to employees by lax efforts to collect unused portions of travel advances. Proxmlre. who la leaving ihe Senate after serving five full terms, grants the dubious award each month lo a government agency that he says has pro­ vided an outstanding example of ridiculous. Ironic, or wasteful spending. The senator said the State Department regularly provide* travel expense money to its employees, then falls lo monitor the accounts properly, resulting In delayed repayments and. In some rases, no payment at all. " S la te m is h a n d le d tra v e l advances lo the tune of 815.4 m illion In delinquent repay­ m e n t." P ro x m lre said In a statem ent. " E v e n worse, as m uch os 8686.000 was written off and completely lost lo tax­ payers In ihe past two years "E ve n more outrageous. In­ stead of w riting off some of the d e lin q u e n t a c c o u n ts . S tale ro n ro rtrd bogus accounts under name* such as Ludw ig Van B e r th o v e n ," P ro x m lre said "T h a i's certainly not musk- to Ihe ear* of th r American laxpay. . ** rr. Proxmlre said the department Itad pledged In 1986 lo correct such problems, but that they had only Increased NOW YOU CAN CHARGE IT! W e've made it easier for you to place your classified ad. You can now put it on your MasterCard or VISA. Sanford Harold Classified Advisors will ba available Monday through Friday 8 AM - 7 PM Saturdays 9 AM - Noon Now, placing a Classified ad is easier than ever! Call 322-2611 P hone 322*2611 to place y o u r ad. Sanfinvl Herald 300 N . Fre n c h Ave. Sanford S a n fo rd H e ra ld �Sanford Horald. Sanford, Florida — Monday, Novambar 28. 1988 — 7A Youth shot by Yugoslav guard in Sydney Monday al Sydney s Si. V in ­ cent's Hospital. C lrclj said his government had C A N B E R R A . A u s t r a lia Yugoslavian officials said Mon­ also agreed In hand over the day they would make available weapon alleged to have been for questioning a security guard fired al Ihe youth and in keep who allegedly shot and wounded Ihe Yugoslav guard In Australia Australian Minister for Foreign a young demonstrator outside Ihe Y u g o s la v C o n s u la te In Affairs Gareth Evans said the guard would not be given diplo­ Sydney. matic Im m unity and that the Yugoslav Ambassador Boris law should follow lit normal C U r lj said he would cooperate course. wllh Investigators looking Into C lz e lj was su m m o n e d by Ihe shooting of 15-year-old Josef Evsns and asked to explain the T o k lc d u rin g an a n g ry de­ shooting, which erupted during m onstration by Croatian na­ a noisy demonstration by about tionalists In Sydney on Sunday. 1.500Croatian protesters To klc suffered a bullet wound Police spokesman Sgl. I’eler to the neck and was listed In Heffernan said the shooting "srrtous but stable condition" ta-gan when a number of young Uslts4 Prsta Irtawrett— n l Iran halls POW swap with Iraq M AN AM A , Bahrain — Iran announced Sunday II waa hall Irid Ita 3-day-old exchange of nick and wounded prisoner* of war w ith Iraq, a aurprlae move (hat ralard Irani of Increaxed trnxkrn between the two IViaian Gulf fora. 12ie decision carnr aa Iran a spiritual leader. Ihe Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, waa reported as railing for an Iranian m ilitary buildup deaplle Ihe Aug. 20 cease fire that suspended the H-year-old Persian G u lf war. Iran's Islamic Republic News Agency said Tehran ordered a atop to Ihe |*OW exchange until Baghdad sent home all Iranian prisoners not rrlraard In Ihe initial stages of ihe Red Croaa-aponsorrd operation Ira q reacted by charging Tehran w llh violating the agreement algnrd w ith the Red Crcau in Geneva and by blam ing Iran for ita art Ions "Ira n la responsible for the suspension In Ihe rrpat rial Ion of sick and wounded prisoners." Akram al Waiarl. director of the legal department at the Iraqi focrlgu ministry, said "Ira n must assume ihe responsibility of Its decision lo hall the exchange." Ihe Iraqi News Agency, monitored In Kuwait, quoted Al Watarl as saying T h e exrhange ran Into trouble on its first day Thursday when Iran allowed only half ihe agreed number nl I I S Iraqi POW a to board a Red Cross plane fur Baghdad Iran said several Iraqi soldiers chose lo sisy lo seek political asylum while others had recovered from their Injuries and were no longer eligible for re|Mlnation. In retaliation. Iraq only released half of the approximately 36 Iranian prisoners II was supposed to allow fly home to Tehran Israeli makM unofficial Sovlaf vlait JE R U S A L E M — Th e highest ranking 1st aril official lo visit the Soviet Union In at least 21 years arrived In Moscow on a trip that apparently ca m r as a surprise lo lop Israeli leaders, officials said Monday Director General Avraham Ta m lr arrived In Moscow Sunday from the Hague, where he apparently re-rived a visa fo enter :h. Soviet Union on - regular m u m l visa, not mii official onr. Th e Jerusalem (tost reported Earlier rrporta Indicated Ta m lr left Israel Friday for talks In Africa and made no mention of a possible visit lo Moscow A Foreign Ministry official said the Moscow trip waa a "te chn ical vlsil lo check the procedures and working conditions of the consular delegation." which arrived In the Soviet Union earlier this year. T h e spokesman said Foreign Minister Shim on Peres did not know about Tam lr'a Soviet visit and declined further comment on Perea' reaction T h e prime minister's office also said It waa not been Informed In advance at Ihe visit. A front page headline of Ihe Ma'artv newspaper read. "Peres amazed: The directuc ul his ministry traveled to Moscow without reporting lo anynnr " T h e newspaper also reported lhat when Petes was told Ta m lr had received a visa to Moscow and waa flying there, th " foreign minister answered In a note to one of hla aides. "T e ll him lo return Immediately." JapantM car exports sluggish T O K Y O — Japan's exports of motor vehicles in October remained sluggish reflet ling slow demand overseas coupled w llh weak price rum prUUvrncaa caused by live strong yen. the Japan Automobile Manufacturers' Aaaortatlanaaid Monday. T h e aaanrlallnn said October exports lotaled fi2l.f)32 unlta. down 2 1 percent from a year ago and ilown 4.H perrrnl from September. T h e assotlsiion *atrt sales to ihe Untied Stairs. Japan s largest trading partner, a rrou n trd for 262.670 units, down 6.2 percent from 278.313 units In October Iasi year. "Sluggish demand worldwide was the main factor for slow exports, allhough Japanese automakrrs continued lo feel Ihe Impact nl the strong yen that has wrakrned price competi­ tiveness of their products overseas." said a spokesman fof the association. T h e Octobrr sales w r r r valued at 6 66 billion, down 12.1 percent from a year ago and down 3 3 percent from September, the association said. T h e y Included 360.074 passenger cars, down 1.4 perrrnl from a year ago. 136.123 irurka. down 4 4 percent, and 3,735 buses, up 11 4 percent. T h e association Mild motorcycle exports totaled 106,314 units, down 6 7 percent Irom a year ago and down 10.5 percent from Srplrrnbrr From Unlttd Pratt Inlamatlonal reports Pakistani president to name prime minister Intsm atlsfial I S L A M A B A D . P a k is ta n President GhuLim Ishaq Khan will announce ihe next prime minister In an address lo Ib r nation Thursday, a day before the first session of Ihe Nullunul A s s e m b ly , a g o v e rn m e n t spokesman said Sunday. Observers said Ihe move ap­ peared lo he a concession lo o p p o s it io n le ad e r B e n a z ir Bhutto, the 33-yrar-old daughter o f h a n g e d P rim e M in is te r Zulflakar All Rhulto. Bhutto, h o p in g to become the first wom an to lead a predominantly Moslem state, had urged Kahn to appoint a prime minister ns soon as possible. B h u tto 's Pakistan People's Party gained the largest num ber Benazir Bhutto of N a tio n a l Assem bly sru ls ahead of the government-hacked Islamic Democratic Alliance In w o u ld a d d re s s I b r n a tio n Nov. 16 parliamentary elections, Thursday In u national broad­ but failed lo secure an uhsolulr cast and name Ihe person he has asked (o form the next govern­ majority. Both Bhutto ami IDA leader ment. He said the National Nawaz Sharif. 36, maintain they Assembly would meet the follow­ have the support of enough ing duy lo elect a speaker. Independent and small parties lo T b r spokesman said speakers form a government. also would be elected In Ihe four T h e president will uppolnl a Provincial Assemblies on Dec. 2 prime minister from whichever and "special sessions of these party he believes can command assemblies will be convened the a majority In Ihe lower house of same day to ascertain the chief Parliament. ministers who are lo form gov­ T h e government had earlier ernments In Ihe provinces." In d ic a te d a prim e m in is te r Assembly elections for four would be announced after Ihe scheduled first session of the provinces were held Nov. 10, but Bhutto's party was able lo win National Assembly on Dec 7. But Sunday, a government o n ly In lls s t r o n g h o ld of spokesman said the president southern Sind. people pushed lheir way lo ihe front of ihe demonstration and climbed Ihe front walls of the consulate. According lo witnesses, mix security guards fired Into Ihe air. One witness. Ivan Putanac. 17. said: "A ll of a sudden, one guy stopped shooting In the air and look aim at this kid " A n o i h e r w lin e s * . S e v e n ba rise vie. 10. said: "A s we started clim bing Ihe wall a guy wllh a big black moustache Just aimed ihe gun al him (Toklc) through the gatr and shot him In the neck." In a strongly worded state­ ment. Evans told ClrelJ the shooting was "Intolerable and totally unacceptable" and that Australia viewed Ihe incident with grave concern. O r g a n iz e r s s a id th e d e ­ monstration was called (o pro­ les! Yugoslavian Independence day Nov. 20. and lo rxpresa "abhorrence at Ihe artlflcai slate which la Yugoslavia." Yugoslavia la composed of the combined People's Republics or Serbia, Croatia. Slovenia. Bosnia and Herzegovina. Macedonia and Montenegro. A b o u t 3 5 0 ,0 0 0 people In Australia are of Yugoslavian origin Be lgrad e has c o m p la in e d abnul Ihe activities of a small group of Croatian nallonallsla In Australia PLO prepares response to U.S. rebuff A M M A N . Jordan - PLO chief Yasser Arafat prrparrd Monday In launch a diplomatic offensive la c o u n l r r Ihe R eagan a d ­ ministration's refusal to grant him a visa lo address Ihe United Nations General Assembly In New York. Criticism of the U.S decision continued lo trickle In from Arab nations. U N. officials and even close U .S . allies, an d K in g Hussein of Jordan and President Mosul Mubarak of Egypt ram (talgnrd to have Ihe U N. session moved from New York lo Geneva to allow Arafat lo deliver his address Th e U .S Stale Department rttrd Arafat's allrged ties wllh terrorism In announcing Satur­ day the Palestine Liberation O r­ ganization leader would not be permitted lo enter the country. Th e Saudi Arabian govern m rn l. In a statement Monday, expressed “ deep rrg rrt" over the U.S. derision, saying II was “ u njust." " | U 5 Secretary of Sla te George| S b u hz’s decision wax a surprise to Ihe government of Saudi Arabia, w hich stands firm ly beside Ihe Palestinian people and their legitimate right for th e lib e ra tio n of th e ir hom rland. return lo their ter­ ritories and self-determination." said Ihe stalrm rnl broadcast on state-run Riyadh Radio plan was drawn up and will be announced soon." M EN A said Monday. work on a diplomatic Initiative lo counter the U S announcement " A Joint Jnrdan-PLO political Unit*4 P rats Intamattanal Reagan says an Arafat visa w ould 'send w rong s ig n a ls ’ oinclally. ll didn't make any diflerencr whether I did or not P O IN T M U G U . C A L IF . • (agree) because under Ihe law President Reagan said S u n ­ (hat la Ihe province of the day he still thinks (hr Pales­ secretary of state.*' Reagan said. tine Liberation Organization approvrs the use of terrorism B u t w h e n asked If he and In have granted a visa to approved of Shultz's derision lo prevent Arafat from entrr* PLO Chairm an Yasser Arafat leg the U n ltrd Stales, hr would have sent "Ihe wrr-'.g responded: "Y e s. t agreed signal that we w rrr patsies." very m uch." R e a g a n , re sp o n d in g to Th e Stale Department an­ questions about ihe U S de­ nounced Saturday lhat it was nial of a visa lo Arofal. said he refusing Arafat's request for was referring lo recent PLO an entry visa, saying ll holds statements concerning "a p ­ the leader of Ihe Palestine proval and use of terrorism and that sort of thing." Liberation Organization re­ s p o n s ib le fo r t e r r o r is m The president, speaking as against U.S. citizens. he was boarding Air Force Arafat had hoped to address O n r lo return lo Washington Ihe United Nations Dee. I: he after a six-day Thanksgiving last addrrsard the Untied Na­ vacation at the ranch, said he tions In 1974. "agreed very m u rh " with In Its statement announcing Secretary of Stale George Ihe denial of Arafat's request, Shultz's derision not lo give Arafat a visa so hr could the department said. "T h e speak lo the United Nations. U.S. government has convin­ cing evidence that PLO ele­ But Reagan also said It was ments have engaged In terror­ Shultz's decision lo make on ism against Americans and Ihe Nov 24 rrqursl. nol hla. others." "W ell, you recognize lhat. UwHod Fk V * * ./ ' • A V m i r Arafat ll said tbr move lo deny Arafat an American visa was "counter to (Washington's avowed) p rin ­ ciples. which call for achieving freedom. ju sU rr and peace In the w orld." Also assailing the U.S. move Monday were Malaysia and Ihe Untied Arab Emirates The de­ cision esrller drew criticism from Egypt. Jordan. France. Italy und U N . Secretary G rnrral Javier Perez de Cuellar. Egypt's slate run Middle Easi News Agency said Arnlat. after m e e tin g w ith King Hussein Sunday, departed Jordan for an undisclosed destination lo begin Court sentences president to 20 years in prison -.««■ » z - k « ■ I - f m IwtsmoUswal WO COST . . . H U nltsS Press N itsm ittsssl S A N T O DOMINGO. Dominican Republic — A Dominican Re­ public court Sunday convicted former President Salvador Jorge Blanco and I wo businessmen of d e fra u d in g ihe g o v e rn m e n t, sentenced them lo 20 years In prison and fined th em $16 million each. Jorge Blanco, who ruled Ib r IVcm lnkan Republic from 1962 to 1986. was last seen In Atlanta while h r was bring treated for a heart ailment, lie was tried In ubsrnlta after Ignoring a court order to return home to stand l rial. On Saturday. Jorge Blanco told Dominican Republic report­ ers by telephone (hat would return home after the court's decision was announced. G o v­ ernment sources said If he does, lie will be anrstrd upon his arrival. He was found guilty of using his office to force Ihe m ilitary to buy over-priced m erchandise from tw o businessmen — Leone I Almonte and Juan Tom as Pena Valentin. Th e court said Jorge Blanco. A lm o n te and Prnu V a le n tin created three "phantom com pa­ nies” lo sell ihe merchandise und defraud the slate. All three defendants reccelvcd 20-year prison sentences and a line of $16 million. Several other officials, who were accused at being Jorge Blanco's accomplices, were ac­ quitted. T h e y were Tamara Vasquez. fo rm e r d irector of N a tio n a l Budget: retired MaJ. Gen. Ju a n Jose Rodriguez Ortiz, former chief of the National Police, and retired Gen. Ganlincdrs Kuinlrez Perez. C o l. Ricardo B u tls lu Hernandez. Col. Mlllon Marino Mir Gonzalez und Ll. Manuel A n lo n lo G II Medina. J o r g e B la n c o le f t Ih e Dominican Republic last year for medical treatment In Atlanta. He pledged lo return home for trial but disappeared In late May 1967 alter treatment. Atlanta poller and city officials said they were not Involved In security operations to ensure Blanco's return and do not know where he went after he left Em ory University Hospital. 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FL 32772-1657 •ONLY ONE ITEM •MUST INCLUDE PRICE I I •1100 OR LESS NAME ADDRESS _____________________________________ I Subtcrlba To Ths Sxnlord Htrald ( I I I PRINT A0 HERE: I I I I I I I ) Ym ( PHONE ) No Sanford Herald "Serving Seminole and Southwest Volusia Counties" 300 N. French Avs., Sanlord 322-2611 I I I I I I I �9A — Sanford I M d , Sanford. Florida - Moed*. November M, I W Qorbachev opens Central Committee meeting MOSCOW - The powerful C o m m u n is t Party C e n tra l Committee met Monday on the eve of a special Supreme Soviet ar«*lon called to dtscuaa I‘real dent Mikhail Gorbachev * plain, on restructuring the central govinim ent. the Taaa news ■r.enry ■aid. T h e Central Committee meet­ ing. expected to set the agenda for Tuesday's Supreme Soviet sesalon, followed a weekend K r e m lin c ra c k d o w n on the growing nationalist movement in the Republic of Estonia. Th e Presidium of the Supreme Soviet Saturday nullified a declaration by Estonia's local legislature that gave It the power lo over­ rule Soviet law. President and C o m m u n is t P a rty G e n e ra l S e c re ta ry G orbachev opened M onday's Central Committee meeting with a report on ''measures to effect polltk-al reform In slate devel­ opment.*' Ta ts sakl W hen the Supreme Soviet, or parliament, convenes Tuesday. It w ill debate proposals on limiting office holders to taro five-year terms, on creating a more powerful presidency, and on establishing multi-candidate elections. Members will also discuss re­ cent ethnic unrest that has spread from the Baltic sUtra tu Armenia and Aacrbaljan In the south, along w ith opposition In the republics to proposed cunotltutlonal changes thin will strip them of Ihc theoretical right to secede. T h e 3 0 0 -m e m b e r C e n tra l C o m m itt e e , c h a ire d b y Gorbachev, routinely meets the day before the 1.500-member Supreme Soviet so It can ham ­ m er out an a g rn d a for the nominal parliament. Gorbachev proposed several pulillca l re fo rm s d u rin g an extraordinary Com m unist Party Conference In J u n r . The pro­ posal* Include secret ballot multl-candldatc election* and a new 2.2SO m em ber chamber of deputies to rrplace the current Mikhail Gorbachov parliament. On Saturday, the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet, the highest legislative body In the U.S.S.K .. declared “ null and vo id" an amendment of Estonia giving It legislative autonomy. Tass said Sunday. Th e text of the Supreme Sovi­ et's decree, published by Taaa. cited “ the inconsistency of the law" In Estonia, and virtually echoed a speech at the meeting by Gorbachev, who also r . j r . leu Estonia's local parliament . O n N o v . 10. E s to n ia n lawmakers voted lo empower the republic to “ suspend or establish limits to the applica­ tion of legislative and other acts of the U S S R ." Taaa said that In Saturday's action, the Supreme Soviet In M oscow ''d e c re e d th a t the articles of law of Estonia on changes and amendments lo Estonian constitution and the paragraphs of Estonian sover­ eignly declaration that did not correspond to the constitution and laws of the U S S R wennull and void.” The dlapatrh did not explain th e d e c r e e f u r t h e r , b u t Gorbachev. In s scaskm televi­ sion broadcast Sunday, told the M o s c o w le g is la t u r e th a t Estonia's move had "no Judicial force." “ As a result of broad and frank discussions of Ihe present situa­ tion. we came to the conclusion that the dccisons taken by the Supreme Soviet of the Estonian republic expressly cnntr.ullrt the U .S S P.. constitution and should be rejected as erroneous and having no Judicial force." the Soviet leader declared. T h e move followed months of nationalist demonstrations and protests during local debates on c o n s t i t u t i o n a l c h a n g e s In Estonia and the other Baltic states. Latvia and Lithuania, w hich Ihe Soviets annexed In 1940 after s secret part with N a il Germany In 1030. Under Gorbachev's political and economic reforms, strong nationalist m ovem ents h s v r e m e r g e d In A s e r b a l j s n . Arm enia. Soviet Georgia and the three Baltic republics In Azerbaijan, meanwhile, two Communist Party leaders were fired because of ethnic unrest In Ihc predominantly Moalem Sovl el republic where hundred* of thousands of people again dem oust rated and III bonfires Sun day. There were no details about Ihe firings. announced a day after Gorbachev criticized na­ tionalist «nd ethnic movem ent! In several republics for taking advantage of hla reforms lo advance their own causes. A n A z e r b a i j a n i F o r e ig n M in istry spokesman said by telephone from Ihc Azerbaijan capital of Baku that the situation S u n d a y w as te n s e as d e ­ monstrations against Ihe mainly C h ristia n Arm enian m inority wrre In their sixth day. Mr said Kirovabad Communist P a rly first secretary R am iz Baglrly and Nakhichevan parly chief Feyruz Muslafayrv were llrrd and rrplared because of the ethnic unrrsl In both Azerbaijan rllles o v rr Che past week. For the past 10 months, th rrr bus bren sporadic violence In A/rrhalJan Iran agrees to sign OPEC accord V IE N N A — Iran said Monday It would sign a new pact limiting O P EC oil production In an a n ­ nouncement made shortly after Saudi Arabia dropped a con trovrrslal proposal 'hat would have pegged ot! price* si 913 a barrel. “ Th e re Is an agreement." said Feredoon Barkeshll. the head of the Iranian delegation to the year-end conference of the Orga­ nization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. T h e Iranian ofTtclal said Saudi Oil Minister laham Nazer had w ithdraw n an 11th-hour p ro poaal the kingdom made Sunday calling Inr a m inim um 915 prtce floor. Prior to the Saudi proposal. O P EC 's 13 m em brr nations ap­ peared ready to sign « tentative agreem ent that w ould have pegged oil prices at about 918. Nazir confirmed his govern­ ment had withdrawn Its pro­ posal and said Saudi Arabia was prepared to sign the agreement f If people do not want to strengthen the resolution, that is all right with us. Saudi Arabia is not governed by slogans or taboos| -Saudi Arabian oil mintstar Isham N siar along with the other twelve O P E C members, lie said he would pursue the Idea of a 915 prtce door at future OPEC meet­ ings. "If people do not want to strengthen the resolution that Is all right with u s ." Nazer said "Saudi Arabia la not governed by slogans or taboos " O i l a n a l y s t s s a id th e turnaround represented a signif­ icant victory for Iran. Saudi Arabia had stunned O P E C oil m in isters with Its unexpected rejection of the 9 IH target price for oil. a move that would havr pul lire new produc­ tion agreement In Jeopardy and threatened to send petroleum p ric e s t u m b l i n g on w o r ld markets. OPEC canceled at the last m in u t e S u n d a y a p le n a r y sesalon of the cartel after Nazer put forward his proposal for a 9 IB price door, which would be only a slight increase over the ru rrrn l prkeof about 913. In Tokyo Monday, traders sakl the lark of an agreement had sent rn id r price* down Ben chm ark blend price* ranged from 914 25 to 914.30 a barrel In Tokyo Monday, down from 9 1 4 .4 0 to 9 1 4 .4 3 o ve r the weekend "Trading was very thin this NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE THE PREVIOUS NOTICE PLACED BY TH E CITY OF LAKE MARY HAS BEEN DETERMINED BY TH E DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE TO BE IN VIOLATION OF TH E LAW, NECESSITATING THIS SECOND NOTICE. The City of Lake Mary has tentatively adopted a measure to increase its property tax levy by 15 percent. All concerned citizens are invited to attend a public hearing on the tax increase to be held on Thursday, December 1,1988, at 7:00 P.M. in the City Commission Chambers, 158 N. Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida. A FINAL DECISION on the proposed tax Increase and the budget will be made at this hearing. m orning as dealer* refrained from making bids for buying or selling, walling for developments In O P E C negotiatio ns.” onr Tokyo trading source said. In Vienna. Nazer told reporters Sunday that Saudi Arabia had “ no Intention of backing down fro**', err thing. lie shrugged of! suggestions that the kingdom would aruttlt Ihe prospective agreement by rejecting a demand by Iranian delegates for 918 as Ihe OPEC target prtce. " T h a t depends on th e m ." Nazer said. Hours before the Saudi Arabi­ an announcement. Iran. In an apparent negotiating breakthrough and climaxing a week of talks at O P E C 's year end conference, said It would acrepl a proposal allowing arrh-rlval Iraq for Ihe first time to produce the same amount of crude a* Iran. Saudi K in g Fa hd did not consul! tils traditional allies In OP EC. i l i m i t i l M l i t I s I I I M I I . l i l t c .’ I I I II I I .1 I I I I M l - I I In 'I T TONY RUSSI INSURANCE it_ Ph. 322*9285 * N T S H. F rfM h Ave., SmmUr* %sfuto-Ou>ners Insurance I ilc Itiimr t a r One nam» *j *» il all. BUDGET SUMMARY C ITY OF LANE MARY •FISCAL YEAR 198S49 THE PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES OF THE C ITY OF LAKE MARY’S GENERAL FUND ARE 2 8 % MORE THAN LAST YEAR’S TO TA L OPERATING EXPENDITURES • GENERAL FUND SPECIAL FUNDS ENTERPRISE FUN0 TOTAL ESTIMATED REVENUES Mlllage Ad Valorsm Taxes 4 00 Cash Carried Forward Franchise Utility Taxes City Occupational Licenses Permits Bile Development Fees DCA Grant Cigarette Tax Blata Ravanua Sharing Alcoholic Bavaraga Licenses Recreation Pgm. Income Gasoline Tax County Occup Licenses Zoning Fees Water Salas Naw Installations Flra Hydrant Rental Turn-Ons Tum-Offa Penalty Incomes Sewer Operating Income Court Fines Fines A Forfeitures Interest Earnings Sale ol Fixed Assets DRI Voluntary Police Contrb. Other Miscellaneous Revenue Refund lo Prior Year's Exp. Relmb. lo Labor Sewer Dept. Transfer from PIRB Series '87 Fund Balance (10-1-87) Interest Income (87-88) Interfund Transfer (87-88) Interfund Transfer (88-89) Lease Revenue Cash on Hand (10-1-87) Impact Fee Receipts (87-88) Impact Fee Revenue (88-89) Total Estimated Revenue EXPENSES Personal Operating Improvements Land Equipment Debt Service Grants Non-Operating 67-88 Budget Carry to 89-90 Total Expanaee 992.989 V>0 000 31.900 0 11.000 99.400 5.000 9.700 19.200 89,200 800 8,400 107,000 5.700 10.000 100.000 500,000 6.000 7.500 2,000 2,000 23.000 37,500 200.000 28.000 40.000 2.000 34,200 5,000 2,500 4.000 394.600 2.651,389 120.937 25.000 500 629.800 33.000 140.151 424,332 1,110.000 685.000 427.200 408.200 3,978,620 705,500 992.989 650,000 31.900 0 11,000 99,400 5.000 9,700 19,200 89,200 000 8.400 107.000 5.700 10,000 500.000 6.000 7,500 2,000 2,000 25.000 37.500 200.000 28 000 185.937 2,000 34.200 5,500 2,500 4.800 394,600 829,800 33,000 140,151 424.332 1,110.000 685,000 427.200 408,200 7,335,509 1.522.470 740,750 131.500 0 70.943 25,846 10,500 149.380 0 280,200 898.600 600.000 89.000 660.500 0 0 274,660 1,175.660 92.653 279.534 0 0 21 450 20.900 0 290,963 1,615,123 1,300.484 1.030,100 600,000 181,393 707,248 10,500 440.343 274,860 1,175,860 2,681,389 3,978,620 705,500 7,338,509 TH E TEN TA TIV E. AD O P TED, AND/OR FINAL B U D Q ET8 ARE ON FILE IN TH E OFFIC E OF TH E ABOVE M ENTIONED TA X IN Q AU TH O R ITY AS A PUBLIC RECORD. I 1 t M �MONDAY Sanford Herald N o v e m b e r 28, 1 9 8 8 SHS looks toward future IN BRIEF ’Notes: Small squad with big potential — Ih o c k b y ^ B y C N W B F IS T fM Hsrald sports editor Capitals edge Rad Wings After a season long wait for Yvon Corrlveau’* ■coring touch, the Washington Capital* received double dividends Sunday In Detroit. Corrlveau scored hta first two goal* of the season to lead Washington to a 4-3 victory over the Red W ing* _____ ll was the fifth victory In s i x g a m e s f or Washington. The Red Wings, w h o lead I he Norris Division with a 12-7-4 m ark, suffered lust their second defral In 10 game* Corrlveau. who had only one assist In hta previous 16 games this season, notched the second taro-goal night of hla career, lie scored twice d u rin g a 1:13 span against lhe Lna Angeles Kings Iasi Jan. 13. Washington Coach llrya n Murray said the Cr.pllal* nerd an offensive contribution from the 3 1-year-old Corrlveau. Ingram goals lift Stars S A N D IE G O — Godfrey Ingram scored the tying goal In regulation play and the w in n in g goal In overtime Sunday night lo give the Tacom a Stars a 4-3 victory over the San I Mr go Soccers. A ftrr Kevin Crow gave San Diego a 3-2 lead with a goal at 5:?4 In the fourth prrtod. Ingram came right back lo score the lying goal w ith 1:45 rem aining In regulation At 9:2 3 Into the overtim e prrtod. Ingram received a pass from Peter W a rd dlrrctly In front of San Diego's goalie Toll an T o th and scored the winning goal. P J . John * . Tacoma’s goalie, had 23 u v e a In regulation play and 27 saves overall. In w inning. Tacoma’s record Improved lo 3 -4 . while the alx-llme MISI. cham pion Soccers rell to 2-5. the worst record In the league Sung-MI retains crown • S E O U L . South Korea — M««rn Sung kil of S o u th Korea retained h is W orld H o s in g Association bantam weight rrow n S u n d a y , ■topping Edgar Monserral of Panama In the seventh round. Moon pressed flerrely from the outset a n d knocked down the 20-year-old challenger at 2:30 of the first round at Cham sil Gym nasium , lie floored Monaenal again In the third round T h e Panam anian kept b a rk in g away, o c ­ casionally countrr punching. Early In the seventh m u m ! the defending champion landed a Horry of *nlld punchc* to the face. Monsrrr.it sank to the canvas for Hie th ird time. T h e challenger rose hut wu* hrlplrsa and referee Larry Rozadllla of the United States ■lopped the scheduled 12-round bout 4 4 second* Into I I k- srvrulli round. r. Brabham wins World Chslltngo T A M P A — Grolf Brabham , racing from llie pole position In a lurbo-cliargctl Nissan G T P . led the final 61 laps Sunday en route lo victory In the Inaugural 9300.500 W orld Challenge race Brabham who averaged 9 0 031 mph. easily polled away In Ihr stretch In grab the w inner's check of 975.000. Th e G ro u p C Porsche 9 6 2 shared by Italians Oscar Lurruurl and Massimo Slgala finished ncrond. trailing Brabham b y 34.151 seconds. O n ly 15 cars started and 10 finished the 117-lap race, which covered 222.3 miles at I h r Florida State Fairgrounds and featured some of the premier International Motor Sport* Assoc ta­ ilor: drivers against Ih r heal of Ihr European and Japanese Group C circuit. Brabham , son of three-llme Formula O n e champion Jack Draltham. w u fifth through 3 6 laps and advanrrd lo third by lap 42. W h e n Larraurl slopped on the 56th lap. Brabham look over the lead and was never overtaken the real of the -vay around the 1.92-m llr road course. F ro m s ta ff and w ire re p o rta In Ih r p a s t. Sem inole H ig h basketball tra m s eould be in llmMating Just by looking at them, ll was not untom nn.ii a few years back lo see the 'Notes with a front line that went 6-10. 6-8 and 6-7. Sire waa abundant at SIIS In 1988 8 9. though, coach G r r g Robinson* 'Notes will take on a much different look. The Trib e won'l Intlm ldatr anyone with It’s sire with no playrr over 6-3. What Scrntnolr w ill rely on I* quickness, defense and l tie kind of tram wnrk that Robinson leant* arr famous for. ’’I’m really impressed with the work habtta and the altitude of this gtnup." Koblnann. In hi* arcond year at S H S . said. "The kid* have made r ir e llr n t progrraa It m ay lake Kim r time, hut tht* tram has (lie potential to be very rnmpetlllvc " Th* young N’ole* will get a good tr*t light nil lire Im I a* they opt it the arason Wednesday night at 7 against Oak Ridge In the W inter Park Rotary Tournament "Oak Ridge will hr the No I tram In the stale In som e poll*.' Rohtnaon said ’ ll will Ire a real challenge for u*. Personnel wise. I don't think we match up. hot I think w r ran give them » competl llvr game.’* The 1988 89 squad has no re turning slarlrrs and only a few r e t u r n i n g p l a y e r s w h o suw extensive varsity playing time a year ago Gone are last year s starting five as Craig Walker. Andrr Whitney. Walter llopaon. Freddie Gadaon and S a m m lr Edwards all gradualrd R rg g ir Bellumy and Danny Hartley, tw o ol Ih r lop substitute* a year ago also will not be bark "Exprttruce I* our major concern right now.** Robinson said "W r averaged 64 point* a game last year and 82 of It Is gone.” The top returning players (or the ’Nole* Include senior Von Eric Small and Juniors Holirrt Moore. Brandon Cash and Bernard Kaddy. All played varsity a veer ago. hut only Moore and Eadov saw extensive p in in g time Those four, along with 6 3 sophomorr Erie W a lk rr (Craig * brother), will figure heavily In tixT rlb r’s plans till* season Vvn Lrtc Sma'I look* upvourl In action during last weak t jamboree Small is ons ol a lew seniors on Ihe 1968 89 Seminole High basketball team Raiders split at Gulf Coast Michigan overpowers Oklahoma From staff raparts U n ite d Press Internal!— *el PANAMA C IT Y - The Seminole Community College men'* basketlull tram moved lo 7-3 on the wesson when It split a |ulr of gam rs In I h r P a n a m a C i t y N e w s Hrm lilAiulf Coast (lassie II at the Billy llsrrtsnrt Health Center on the cantons M l G u lf Coast C om m unity * the weekend The H a lclrts dropped a hard Inughl 84-70 drcistrsr to ih r nunitirr five ranked Indian* of d rlrn d io g slate champion ( 'hi|mla Com m unity College In Friday night'* ronlrst But Ihr Raiders lame lu rk with an 84 78 victory over the host C o m ­ modore* of G u ll Crust Com m unity College Saturday night. Seminole will play two home games Ihl* week a* they (day host lo flrr lim e defending Mid-Florida C o n lr r e n c r C h a m p io n F lo rid a Community College of Jacksonville Wednesday nlghl anil Florida ColIrgr of Tum |M Friday night Gam e time (or truth mutest* is 7 30 p in. at the llra lth anil Ptiystral E d in a lion b u ild in g on Ih r Sem inole campus In F rid a y night's cnnlrsl Ih r Raiders trailed 42-33 at half H um as guard M arvin Ricks, (orward Kevin lllne*. and renter Shannon Shell nrotrd rig h t point* each Carrying the load for Seminole were Vincent Emerson w ith 12 (list half points and Robert Thom as with nine. But □Boo B a ld e r* . Fags SB L A IIA IN A Hawaii — Ririnr.il Robinson aeoted 20 |Hilnts and Sean Higgins added 19 Sunday nlghl to help No 2 Mirhtgan overpower No 6 Oklahoma 91 80 lor the chump! ouslilpof Ihr Maul (lassie Earlier Nevada-lax* Vegas lw-.il M emphis State IK) 80 to overtime IQ w in third place, Ohio Sta ir treat V.outer hill 97 82 III the consolation g a m e , and B r l'a n l beat host ('barninade 89 68 hx seventh place Second-ranked M ich ig a n look control ol the game early and led Irotn start to llntsh. using a more p o lish e d ollense lo c lrlru t the Sooner* Glen liter, voted the tournament * Mcaxt Valuable Player. Iinished with 17 point* lor Ihe Wolverine* • Michigan shot 62 perrenl Irom Ihr Held, compared to Oklahoma'* 17 |trrcenl Thatta baby Lsks Brantley assistant coach Gary Sm ith oldn'l |ust see his new haircut In the mirror, he • only trying lo get the Patriots bred up during FrMey night's region playolf against Lake City Columbia For a roundup ol Friday's playoffs, tee Page 4B Bengals tame Buffalo, 35-21 United F t * * * Iw lf it e ’lenal________ C IN C IN N A TI - Rookie fullback Ickrv Wood* and vrlrran halftrack James Brooks pierced the Buffalo Bill*' lough defensive hide Sunday In powrr I h r Cincinnati Bengal* In a 35-21 victory In a matchup of the top two tra m s In the AFC. "Till* gam e pul It all up cm Ihe table lor e v e r y b o d y lo s e r .” Cinc innati Couch Sam W y rh r said ''Th e re were Iw o g«xxl fiMitliall leant* out there unci today we were the bcltrr tram. I liojw w r see them again In the playolla." Cincinnati. 10 3. remained alone atop ih r A F C Central division by one game o ve r H o u sto n . The Bengal* hnvr a showdown game against the Oilers lit Iwo weeks Falcons stump Bucs Units* Praaa International B A SK ETB A LL 1 )7 :3 0 p .m . — S C . C o lle g e . G ro rg lu ul Jacksonville. (L| □ 9 p .m . — ESPN. College. Orest Alaska Shootout, third-place game. (L| FO O TB A LL □ 9 p.m . — W FTV -9 . N F L . Los Angeles Ralclrrs at Seattle Seahawks. ID T E N N IS □ 8 p.m . - LIF. Lifetime Challenge: Team U S A vs. Te a m USSR Sm all. 6 2. will plav ul a (orward sjMil and will lie looked lo for leadership ’‘lie's worked hard and im proved n great deal since last ye a r.” Robinson said ol Sm ull Moore 6-2. will play Ih r powrr forw ard «|mi and will Ire looked lo lor scoring Inside along with re­ bounding strength Cash. 6 0 . and Fouldv. 6 0. will play at llie gourd •viols with Faddy most likely playing the |Milut W a lk rr will tie one of the kry big m en ou Ihr (ram and w ill start at f o r w a r d with n o p h o rn o rr Earl W illiam * and senior transfer Tony T lc k ru o ll also looked to lor strength Inside “ W e 'rr rral small eoui|urrd to other Seminole tra m s.” Robinson said "W e won't play w ith a rrn trr tx-cause wr have to iitllltr our (|Uleknrss " Ad d in g depth at ih r guard spot* w ill tw ti I sophomore Kerry Wiggin* and seniors <1101 W ilson. Larry Allen and Adrian Rouse. Wiggins, w liu scored 41 p o in ts In one lrrshrn.il) game last year. Is ronstde rrd an rxcrllrul young primped by Rot ilt. sot i Bee ‘Nole*. Fags 3B A T L A N T A — The young Allnnlu Fuleons are learning huw lo win games In the (mirth quurtrr. The Falcons am trd ihe winning lourhduwn In llie fourth quarter Sunday to clump the Tampa Bay Bureau e rrs 17-10 lor Ihrlr fourth win In Ihr lust five game*. Atlanta. 5-8. lost the close gamrs earlier Ihl* neascai hut has played much heller since Ihr rrlu rn of Injured quurtrrhurk Chris Miller. "Thl* learn I* definitely h rttrr Ilian lant yrur (when A llnnta wound up 3-12). especially now (hat we a rr gelling some ol our Injured pluyrrs bark." said Miller, who threw u 37-yard |m i s s lo Michael Haynes for Ihr wlnnlngscorc. "ll would lx- tiler to get lo H-H, but I don'l know If (hat Is rrnllstlr. The lusl three games urr agalnsl Ira n is ISan Frunelsco. LA Rams and New Orleans) that u rr still jilaylng lor Ih r playoffs.” Buffalo. 112 had a seven game w in n in g streak sn«p|K-d. lint Ihr Bills have already clinched the AFC Eastern division title, llr r y eould have wrapp'd up the home Held throughout lire p ln yo lls with u victory. Wood* ranted 26 tlm rs for 129 yards and scoird three touchdowns Brook* ran 22 time* lor 93 yard* See Bengal*, Page 2 B NFL SCOftlt! W KIK 13 S u n d a y ’s Results Jets 38. Miami 34 Bengals 35. Bills 2 1 Browns 17. 'Skins 13 Bear* 16 . 1’aekrrsO Sterlrra I6. Chiefs It) Eagle* 3 1. Cards 2 1 Falcons 17. Bin* I0 Hr mu os 35. Rams 24 Colls 24. Patriots 2 1 4Bern4 8 .S. Diego If) G lanls I3. Saints I2 Q u o te of the Dsy " T ills win looked good to me. no matter how ugly II might have looked to anyone else.” — Atlanta Coach M arl-m Camptx-ll alter tin- Falcons Im-.ii T a m p a ILiv 17 I0 for Ihelr fnurth will III llie last llv r games. Haynes, who slid over I h r g u il line with the w lnnlug T D . said hr was "ju * i mnrcnlratlng on catrhlng the hull. I didn't |>lau lo catch ll and slide In. I tx-nt Ihr corner and Ih r safety was a llllr slow In coming over. T lt c ( k is s was a little C See Fa lco ns, Page 2D Oklahoma |iullrd within 63-62 at the H 32 mark of the second hall on a layup by William Davis, hut Ihe Stainer* were held scoreless lor ihr next two minute* while Higgins and R o b in so n took over Robinson stored eight straight |Miinis. In­ clud in g a Ihrrrp o ln l jum|N-r that (laddrd Michigan s lead In 73-67 w ith 3 02 remaining l-’ohlnson fouled out trying to drive Ih r middle with 4 28 to go and Higgins, a 6-fool-8 sophom orr. look over Ihe semiring lor the Wolverine* In the final m in ute* H ig g in s Iinished 7-for-7 from the field Michigan went cm u seven-point ru n with two minutes to go and built a 12-point lead on Higgins' Iwo Ir r r throws with I 42 lo pluv. Led by Loy Vaught's nine re­ bounds. Mlihlgau m itrchuurolcd O k la h o m a 38-27. V a u g h t also scored 13 points. O k la ho m a was Irtl h v Stacy K ing'* 27 jMiluts and Tyro n e Jones added 18. Junes and King combined for 26 of Oklaltoma's 40 Hr*!-li.ill point*. Jets upend Miami, 38-34 linltsd Proas Intam atlonal E A S T R U TH E R F O R D . N J - Ken O'Brtrn, Ix-urhrd In fuvor ol Pal Ryan Ix-cause the New Yotk .Iris needed all olfrnslvr Imost. jitovldcd n much-needed lift In the fmiith qu.uter Sunday. O H rlrn ri-pl.iicd Ills Irlend and Ira m m a lr. alter Ryan suffered a concussion In Ih r third |x-rlod against Miami. O'Brien rallied New York with a |i.ur ol fourth <|iiartrr touchdown |tosses a* Ihr Jets ItMik a 38-34 lrluui|»h "ll was grt-al to lx- track and great lo get the w in .” said O'Brien. Ix-urhrd two week* ago try Coach Joe Walton "Pat's all rigid — he was groggy, hut he l* smiling now. Put and I a rr good Irtc-nds. Our friendship *uprirede» anything mi the (uolbull field.” The Jets. 0 6 I . Miu|)|x-d a three-game losing streak and kepi llirlr slim jxlavoll ho|x-s alive. Miami drop|M-d ll* fourth straight and remained Sec Je ts. Page 2D F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y • .r.*«n|«r ---------- t ' ‘ — *•- �Broncos bomb Rams, 35-24 SCOREBOARD DENVER T h e D enver B ro n co ;. alive In the playofl tare largely because of the mediocrity of their division. Sunday finally played like the team that went to the past two Super Bowls. Jo h n Elway passed for three touchdowns and ran for another and the Broncos moved Into sole possession of the A F C West lead — for one day at least — with a 35-24 victory over the fading Los Angeles Rams. Th e Broncos. 7-6. moved a half-game ahead of Seattle and the Los An gcks Raiders, who play Monday night In Seattle. All three were 6 -6 entering this weekend's games. D enver plays at both Los Angeles and Seattle before clos­ ing out the season wtth a home game against New England. "W e 'rr still fighting for our At Washington. Earnest Bynrr bmfce two tackle* and scored on a 27-yard n in w ith 1:49 left and Kevin Mack rusi.ed for 110 yards and a touchdown. Imroving the B ro w n s to B-3. rfrndlng Super Bowl champion Washington. 6-7. lost its third straight M U M .P a t r ls t ill At Indianapolis. Dean Mature i kicked a 29-yard (k id goal with 2:22 remaining to snap New England's four-game winning streak Jason Slauruvsky missed a 27-yard field goal as time expired that would have lied the score. Both trams are 7-0 and battling for an A F C wildcard spot B life, and we seem to play better In that position." Denver Coach Dan Reeves said. " I t comes down to a three-game season. Maybe we can steal a win next week (against the Rams) We're not eliminated yet." Th e Rams lost their fourth straight game and fell to 7-6. Into third place In the NFC West. "W e called this the despera­ tion bowl, and by lasing this game. It’s becoming Increasingly desperate for us.” Los Angeles C o a ch J o h n Robinson said "T h is loss cuts us down to the hone We're In serious trouble” Blasters 16, Chiefs lO At Pittsburgh. G a rv Andrrton kicked three’ field goals anil MrrTlI llogr added a lO-yard to u c h d o w n r u n to lift the Steeler* Bears’ win marred by injuries Th e Bears had llttk trouble w ith the Packers Sunday at Chicago, but were wonted about their future after the game. They a r e d o w n to t h e i r t h i r d quarterback. J im llarbaugh. and Richard Dent might be lost for the season. "W hen you lose a Richard Dent and Mike Toutcxak at this point In the season wtth the way they were playing. I would say th a t's a p re tty good loss.'* Chicago Coach Mike Dttka said. AV. 1 ft* 1 Neal Anderson rushed for 130 yards and two touchdown*, in­ cluding an BO-yarder. to spark Chicago. Green Bay. 2-11. lost Ms Mirth straight. Denver. Cleveland. P h ila d e lph ia , the N ew York Q la n t a a n d J a n I ra n c ts c o ntr»w ssMit •vox a iV J S * -■ * ■Has <u t ito u 4 r«w n»* i x jj la i* iiM t and srored ,w o TD * un * 3-yard run and a 1 3 -y a rd pass fro m B o n m rr Estason W ith Estason completing 18 of 25 passes for 238 yards, the Bengal* rolled up 455 yards. The Utils entered the game with the A F C 's No. I defense and left with thetr pride hurt. "T h a t's the best offense we’ve plsyed against all season." Iluflain defensive end Art Still said ' Th e y're rated No I In the N FL and are found out why. - W e had a lot of problem* t r y i n g to s to p t h e m . You couldn't ask for a better pair of running backs than they have W h e n yo u ad d In a great quarterback and an offensive bolstered their playoff chances Sunday, while \ka*h.ngt'>n utiJ the Los Angeles Rams fell close to elimination Baglas 3 1. C a rd in a ls 2 1 A t P h ila d e lp h ia . R a n d a ll C u n n in g h a m th re w tw o to uchdow n passes and Matt Cavanaugh tossed a third to lift the E a g le s to th e ir fo u rth straight trium ph. Philadelphia. 6-9. moved a game ahead of the Cardinals. 7-6. and Into a tie with New York atop 'he NFC Hast line that Is big and aggressive and Just esplodrs off the hall, you've got a total offrnsr You have to play almost above your best to beat them Today, we were far below our he*!." Th e llufTalo tlrfrnsr bail sur­ rendered a total uf 15 points over Its last lour game* and oppo nents had converted fust right of their last 50 third down plays Sunday. Cincinnati converted li of 14 third downs "It was a little surprising lhal we did so w rll against them ." C ln r ln n a ll offensive linem an Max Montoya said. "I didn't think we could grl 200 yards rushing Bui we mixed It up real good, calling play* lhal kept them oil balance. They didn't know which wuy w r were go O la a ts 13, S a la ts 12 A t N ew O r l e a n s . Paul MeFadder) kicked a 36 yard field goal with 21 seconds remaining to give New Y o rk a 13-12 e rro r-p la g u e d v ic t o r y Th e Giants, who squandered a sror Ing opportunity in the final minutes on Joe M onts' fumble, p la y e d w it h o u t s t a r t in g quarterback Phil *\hnms Morlrn Andersen kicked four Held goals to account fur all of New Orleans scoring 4 6 t r s 4 6 . C h a rg e rs 10 At San Dtego. Roger Craig scored thrre touchdowns and Jerry Rice caught scoring passe* of 96 and 41 yards from Joe Montana to spark the Tilers San Francisco Improved to 8 5 and pulled within a game of I lie Salnts In the N FC West The Cliargers fell to 4-9 ing ’ "I wasn't surprised at Inn* well we ran." W inds said "That was our game plan — In (list krep running straight at them W ith Bullalo lalling brhlnd 2 1 0 in the first hall and 28 7 in th e t h i r d q u a r t e r . M ills qu a rte rb a ck J i m K e lly was foreed tn pass a lot more thin intended Mr rran p lrlrd '24 uf 35 for 265 yards bill threw Iso Intrn rptmns and tire Bills lost two tumbles Cincinnati rant milted no turnover* "W hen they juiri|ird out ahead of n*. that took u s out ol our Iru m iln g l game p la n ." Kelly said "Th e n . I threw too many Intrrrepttons and w r made too many mlstakrs I don't think * r were Hat Falcons STJ I M u s o a u r 11 srj-«ou#,a « * /»-!«**, \*n McSr t>* Vet >■ O trw lt rm a c •!C II» * C IM I I It W lM ftr* W •*»♦ u s * a O lra M M * C «»* t st MW <IM I t M * t tt» C o o tla n s d fro m I B u n d rrlh ro w n and I slipped as I was com ing back for It . Th a t's why I slid ." T h e Buccaneers, down 106 at halftime, had battled Into a 10-10 tie In the third quarter when Jo hn Carney kteued a 24-yard field goal and Lars Tate rapped an BO-yard drive with a 2-yard leap with 1-03 left In Ihr period T h e Falcons moved 90 yards on four plays lo that fourthquarter T D with Jo h n Settle bursting ofl the left side for a 48 yard gain on the first play a n d M ille r s c r a m b l in g on Ih lrd -a n d -flv e before h illin g Haynes " I dldn l have a good grip on the ball." said Miller, who com ­ pleted 14 of 24 pisses during the rainy afternoon "B u t I Just tried 10 get It nut there because I saw he had his man hrat” “ We were happy to gel this one,” Falcons Coach Marlon Campbell said. "T h is win looked good lo me. no matter how ugly 11 mlf(ht have linked In unyone else.' Tam pa Bay Cixu h Kay Perkins said his Buccaneers were bad even by their standards Sunday. "It was a messy day and w r C o a tln u a d fro m I B York amassed a club record 597 ya rd s total offense und an NPI.-record 39 first downs. The old first-down record was set N o v. 13. 1966 by the Los A n g rlrs Hams against the New York Giants "It's always a shootout with those g u y s . " W a lto n sa id . When we get together Ih r best rotors out. II you call ollrnse best. Il certainly Is hard on the roachlng staff." Al Toon had 14 catches for 181 yards lor the Jets, who held the hull 4 0 :1 6 ro m p u rrd to 19 44 (or Miami. Dolphins wide receiver Mark Clayton raught seven passes for 136 yards and two third-quarter touchdowns. "It's very frustrating for me und the Ira n i." Clayton said. "Prrsonully playing wrll doesn’t do me uny good. W r really play tills tru m . A ll w r nerd are boskets." In Iasi place In Ih r A F C East ul u 5 8 O 'B r i e n r o n n r c l e d w ith M ickey Sh u le r nn u 7-yard touchdown pass 51 seconds Into Ihe final period lo m o v r New York within 34-31. He drovr New York 74 yards In nine plays on their next possession, hilling Wesley W alkrr with un 18-yard puss with 5:41 remaining for (hr winning points "K en n y came in and did a great Job and finished It for us." Walton said. "After you have losl a few gamr* and are strug­ gling you get a little concerned. But this (ram hasn't quit all year." O'Brien came In w ith 1:27 lefl In the third period. O'Brien's first scoring drive wus started when James Hasty recovered a fumble by Ferrell Edm unds. Hr finished with 6 completions In 9 attempts for 92 yards to over­ shadow M ia m i's second-half comeback engineered by Dan Marino. Marino, who threw for 621 yards against New York In Ihe first game of the season along w ith five In lrrre p llo n s. com­ pleted 17 of 35 for 353 yurds und a season-high five T D s Sunday. He did not allow un Interception. R yan completed 27 of 43 jtasses for a career-high 341 yards and Iwo touchdown* New Marino led ih r Dolphins lo touchdowns on their first three possessions of the third quarter lo erase a 24-14 halhtmc deficit. Th e Jets, after w-oring thrre of the four times th ry had the lu ll In Ih r first half, punted twice und fumbled III the (bird period. " D rf r n s lv r ly . w r w rrr just uhout us hud us we could g r l." Miami Coach D m Shula said. " T h e num bers have lo lie real lost in a better Io o II m II tram .” P e rk in s said. " W r haven't played that Im <I ail year Every time we got something going, we h u rl ourselves — a holding penally, dropped hall* and inef­ fective hkicklng." The Falcons opened the scor Ing H 13 into the first quarter when Greg Davts kicked a 40 yard field goal and moved ahead 10-0 with just 46 seconds led In the first half nn Settle's 8-vard run tocapan 81-yard drive. Tam pa Bay. fell to 3-10 with Its seventh loss in Its last right games A $1.00 ticket can make you an instant Jackpot capped&givenaway weekly 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PERFORMANCE *6* im b WnwIOOem WytFm VT-tuon ton-MM-S* Sysoi f a f h t t p Normof Ortando. Just oft Hwy 17-92 301 Dog Track Rd.. LongwootJ �fJLxS.JtL Sanlofd Hsrsld. Ssnlon). Florida — Monday. NovamDsf 38. 19U — $B SCC basketball wants YOU If you've read the Sanford Herald aporta paflea for the poet few years. you aee that every attendance figure of a local event ende with a I (l.e. 1.001 fana|. It has become a trade mark. It'a not the I that dlaturbs Seminole C o m m u n ity College coach bill Payne. how.*ver. It a what cornea before the one. fo r a Junior college learn that haa averaged 30 wtna per season since Payne took over as coach to have between 101 and 201 fans per game Is disgusting. Especially a team that almost always competes for the Mid-Florida Conference title and one that made the semifinals of the State J U C O Tournament a year ago. Not only Is this a good J U C O team, but It could also com pete with, if not beat, some of the collegiate programs In this area such as the University of Central Florida. Rollins and Stetson So what's the problem with you basketball fans? The Raiders usually play on W edne sd a y a n d S a tu rd a y n ig h ts w it h h o m e gam es starting at 7:30. T h is m ay not be the best S C C team ever, but It'a definitely one worth wat­ ching. There are several major RaidersC ta lla s M f r s a I B the Raiders rsme out strong In the second halfoutsrortngC hlpoU 16-7 In the first 7:10 of the second half lo tie Ihe score at 41MB. Doing the damage was Thom as and Terell Barnes with eight points each. Th e tw o learns stayed close traded baskets and the game waa attll tied at 664)6 with 4:20 to play. But Ihe In d ia n a g o t t h e i r H in e s brothers, sophom ore Keith, and twin freshmen Sam m y and Kevin, all 6*7” . into the action a n d o u ta co re d the Raiders IB-4 the rest of the way In move to 74) on the season T h e second half the Indiana were led by Kevin Hines with 16 points, Ricks with seven, and Sam m y and Keith lltnes with ati and four points respectively. For the game Kevin Hines college prospects on the tram. And If yon get bored w ith the game. SC C has Its best group of cheerleaders ever. W hat's the appeal of Junior college basketball? It's a very last-pared, wellplayed game. The 46-scrond clock and three-point shots h a ve d e fin ite ly h e lp e d It become more c u llin g wliiir J U C O programs are now at­ tracting some pretty dam good players. Most of these players usually go on In four-year colleges as the big programs are starling to look more and more to Junior colleges for talent. If you want to see local talent. SC C has quite a few f o r m e r S e m in o le C o u n t y standouts Including Robert Thom a s and T J . Scale! ta of Lym a n . Fred Oadson of San­ led Ihe Indiana with 24 points a n J eight rebounds. Rl« 1’i with IS (minis and six assists. Shell with ten points. Keith Hines with nine points and right rehounds, and Sam m y Hines with nine (mints and four rebounds For the Raiders It was Thom as with 17 points and five asatsls. Emerson with 12 points, and Dames w ith ten points and a game high 11 rebounds. In S a tu rd a y 's gam e th r Raiders Jumped out to an early 14-6 lead behind three Hire* pointers by Robert Thom as and the Inside play of Robert R icelardelli. Sem inole c o n ­ tinued to apply Ihe pressure and went ahead by 13. 3 a 17 with 8.01 left In Ihe half. But ihe Commodores, behind the in s id e p la y o f A n d e r s o n W right. Thom as Shannon, and Alan Glover, raised the gap lo 42-38 al half time. W right. tmsMsasMi wau. c a w ford and T o m Logan and Rlshard drown of Kissimmee Na. J t j M M I FCC JACKSONVILLE F MrMivK l o r id a w c owlala eg e On lIF r l.l. -v va Osceola. Ok H U M atPsft And if you don't believe VALENCIA O k F I N K 1 ........ ....... i ir .i > a ftiw « i 4 T a a a a m a a l other J U C O p rogram s are O k •* lis t 1 al Brrvara T s e w n a r t d raw in g big crow ds you'd Jan S iTtmr i WISCONSIN WAUKESHA belter th in k again. S C C 's J a n S IF rll W AU K C IH A TC C M J sn 9 ||«t ) biggest M ld-Florldn Confer­ INDIAN RIVER At It A N i ) J aa It h*»d t ence rival. Daytona dearh. J t r 14 (W t ) iC U M C lt v usually parks Its gym for the JA* .4 ) LAN f A f E J*n || ||0« ) ... big hom e gam es, draw ing CENTRAL FLORIDA J ld If (Wtd ) At O lilA M ItAT.fT more than 1.000 In some JH1 I I j|*f 1 At rP CwC zJM •» h uliM p fv v Illi ' iw Instances Ft* 1 <W*d | At VAfcnctA Lake C ity Itas built a very f w b 4 CUt ) ST JOHN'S F H 1 fW*d 1 L A R I C ITY successful program thanks In r a IttU tl K lw « F > part to the tremendous sup­ fw I t lt M l CEN TR AL FLORIDA port It gels from the com m uni­ DA V TOMA S I ACM r a U IU M tHeme es*wtSee*i eft S p m I ty. Florida Com m unity ColIrge-Jackannvillr has also de­ behind us to keep us pumped veloped a strong following These are three of S C C 's u p ." Payne said biggest rivals and those trams For a learn of hard-working always draw big rruwds when and talented athletes like this thr Raiders rom c to town So to he all but Ignored Is a sad. the Raiders should only expert sad comm entary This learn Is not only the S C C Raiders, but the same kind of support when part of the Seminole County Daytona. Lakr City. FCC-Jax com m unity. It Is something or any other Mld-Flordla Con­ ference team <om rs to SCC. the c o m m u n ity should be So far In the 1988 89 season, proud » ( and the only way lo show that pride is lo show up though, the only fans showing al th r games. up are those who l*ayne rails the "faithful 200." In fact. In a > S C C basketball. It's exciting. It's entertaining — It's free, fie recent toss In Polk. Payne said there having even a half-way d rrrn t P S. — Accompanied with crowd could have made a difference In the game this column Is a ropy of Ihe Seminole C om m unity College "W e might have rallied all the way If we had a crowd schedule tilo v r r . and Shannon had nine. etpM. .md urren pot. *s. respectively. For the Raiders Thom as bail nine. RlccUrdelll right. Hlsitard Drown and Nick Milnlakiv starting In place of l lie injured Borne*. scored six each. The gainr stayed close Ihe whole second half as Gulf Coast lied II al 42-42 with 17:4.1 lo play. Dui Seminole's maitir game pnivrd In la- lo much as Mllldukts. Drown, and R k rla rd rlll stored 12. I I . end I I . respectively to nvrrm nte 13 points by Brian Dawson, and Irn and nine points by Wright and Shannon, respec­ tively. Seminole consistently got Ihe ball Inside the second half and shot 6 4 % In addition to making 13 of 17 free throw attempts Point guard William "W im p y " Woods added seven of hts game high 11 assists in Lobo: San Diego triumphs A L B U Q U E R Q U E - N .M . W a y m a n S t r i c k l a n d led a balanced attack w ith 14 points as the University of San Dtrgo defeated N ew M exico 64-53 Sunday night for the champion­ ship of the In a u g u ra l Lobo Classic. In the consolation game. Doric M b o n u 'a 18 p o in ts led alx teammates In double figures as L e h ig h d e fe a te d L o y o la of Baltimore. 8 6 -7 1 The San Diego Toreros. 24). fell behind 13-0 In the first 4:30. But they slowly pecked away and came back lo outacore the Lobos 2 7 1 3 and take a 27-26 halftime lead. Strickland scored 7 points In the first half, all In the lost two minutes as he completed Ihe Torero comeback. The two tram s played fairly even through moat of the second half before a 3-polnl play by Oylan Dottln put San Diego In front. 53-48. with 3:30 In the game. The Toreros never trailed after that, hitting 7 of 10 free throws down the stretch. The Lobos' lass overshadowed a strong pefomance by New Mexico's Charlie Thom as, voted the tournament's most valuable player. Thom a s finished with 17 points Sunday and 46 points during the two-day tournament. SCC SASKSTBAU K C S C N IO U ll D m - set n iu l h a ll la-ad ng the -vay f« r G u lf Coast II was Dawson and W n ghl with 111 points each. Shannon bail 16. and guard llru re W hile addrd Irn W right led In rebounds with five and Dawson had seven asatsls as Ihe Commodores fell lo 2-7 on the season T h r Raiders shot 6 7% from the floor and placed all five starters In double figures as center Rkv U td rlli. on five of nine shooting, led Ihe way with IB. Forwards Mllldakts. seven lor ten from the floor, and Drown, eight of I I shoot­ in g . had IB and 17. and guards Thom as and Woods added 13 and ten. The Raiders also made five of six three point attem pts. R lrctardelll grabbed a game high eight rrtm unds and Mlltdakia added five asatsls to hts |8 points. A N C H O R A G E . Alaska - Clif­ ford Lett scored 19 points and p.rabbrd tour retxiunds Sunday to push No. 14 Florida past Utah 774)8 and Into a fifth-place finish in thr 11th annual Great Alaska Shootout. The Gators shot 53 percent from the floor in dropping the Running Utes lo a sixth-place finish. The Gators, playing without 7 foot 2 center Dwayne Schlnlxlua. led 37-31 at hallllme. Florida continued lo dominate In Ihe second half, despite a series of three pointers by Utah's Van G r a y , who set a new Shootout record by netting I I I h r r e - p o i n t e r s d u r i n g th e tournament Earlier. Race McCleery hit a free throw with 34 seconds left to lift host Alaska Anchorage to a 71-70 victory over Iona and a seventh-place finish. T h r G a e ls, led by Nestor Payne w ith 16 points Sunday, finished eighth In the tourna­ ment Hon Fisher collected 27 points a n d 9 r e b o u n d s lo le a d Alaska-Anc borage G U O ESI B 0 0 6 T 8 A U B U R N A U B U R N . Ala. - Matt Geiger scored a career high 30 points and pulled In 12 rebounds to le a d A u b u r n lo a B B - 8 3 season-opening victory o ve r Mount St. Mary's Saturday. Geiger hit 13 of IB from 'he field and 4 of 8 al the free throw line to lead all scorers Mount St. Mary's. 0-2. went B for IS from beyond the threepoint line in the first half and led by a point late In the period, but Geiger hit a 16-fool Jum per at Ihe buzzer to put Auburn ahead 44-15 The Mountaineers hit on 7 of 14 three point shots In the sec­ ond half to go 15 of 32 for the night, setting a coliseum record for three-point shots made and attempted. Reserve-forward Scott M urphy pared the Mountaineers w ith 26 points. HAW AII T O M TEXAS H O N O L U L U - Tenry Houston hit two free throws with 1:14 left and Hawaii hung on to beat Texas 85*84 Sunday In the cham pionship of the Ttp -O ff Tournam ent. Hawaii. 2-0. missed three con­ secutive free throws tn the last :28. but got the victory when Lame Blanks three point shot from the corner bouncnl oil D ir Dm as the buzzer sounded Mswati took thr lead for the first tim e In the second half when Vincent Smalls hli two free throw s with 3 3 9 left to make it 80-78. Texas. 1-1. could gel no closer than one point Ihe re»l of the way. A lv in lirg g 's hit iw o free throws at the .42 mark for the final margin. Hawaii's Reggie Cross led all scorers w ith 28 points T e rry Houston had 20 and C h r is Gaines chipped In 18. Blanks scored 22 points and Alvin H rggs added 20 to lead the Um ghorns V IL L A Jf O V A R O M M SAN J U A N . Puerto H im — Senior guard Doug West scored 14 points In u 5 minute spun during th r llrst half Sunday lo power No. 12 Vlllanova to a 63-47 victory over Davidson tn rlalm third place In the Sari .Juan Shootout West hit four 3-potnl shots during a 284) Vlllanova run that broke o p e n a rlo s r g a m e . Vlllanova. upset by unranked Southern Illinois 102-81 S a tu r­ day. led 18-13 before the rally and sprinted in a 36-21 halftime lead. Southern Illinois was to play South Caro'lnx Ftate fo- the tourney championship In a latrr game Southern Illinois had u p ­ set Vlllanova Saturday lo gain its brrth In Ihe title game and Salukis Coach Fred ll m l n called the trium ph "the biggest w in at SIU since the 1967 N IT win over Marquette." West finished with 18 points lo lead Vlllanova. which Improved to 2-1. Rodney Taylor had 10 points and led Vlllanova w ith seven rebounds Davidson guard Alan llu n le r had I I points to pace the North Carolina school. "Th e Intensity on defense was much better tonight, but we still have to work on a lot ol th in gs." V llla n o v a C o a ch R o llle M ssslm tno said. "W e ’re not where we're supposed to be. but we ll be all right." In the seventh-place gam e Southwest T rx a s State defeated American University of Puerto Rico 101-76. Team work key for Lake Brantley By JIM R IC R EM EA C K B R Herald Correspondent___________ A L T A M O N T E Lake D ra n tlry h o y 's Coach Sie ve J u c k e r h a s been a ro u n d basketball, and his dsd and former Rollins Coach Ed J u c k rr, long enough lo learn what II lakes to ensure a successful season. H r knows th r Patriots' best shot at winning. In this his fo u rth s ra s o n at B r a n tle y , doesn't hinge entirely upon ex­ perience. smarts and depth os Important as those factors figure lobe. Experience alone should help Ihe Pats alone for some things lhal paved the way for Iasi year's 10-15 record and finish In th e lo w e r e c h e lo n o f t h e Seminole Athletic Conference standings. But what really has Ju c k e r Ju m p in g th is season Is the prim ary Ingredient that was lacking after lost season's early success. "T h is year we'll play as a team which Is something we didn't do last season." Jucker said. " T h is Is the type of group that w on't be srlflsh. As a coach. I've learned you've got to get rid of guys that are selfish. "Another strength should be our Intelligence on the court. Plus we've got good depth ofT the bench, particularly al the guard spot." Jucker la Counting on 6-foot-4 canter Bo Pamplln and 6 -2 forward T r e y While — two of Die Pals* nine seniors and the two returning starters — to carry the scoring load. Classmates' JelT Engle (6 -2 fo rw a rd ). K e v in Drnshaw Ipolnl guard) and Malt Turney (guardl are expected to contend for starting spots ulong with Dave Bacchus (guardl and Sam Sm ith (6-2 forward-center). Jucker Indicated that S m ith and Bacchus most likely will start but have lo play ihclr way Into shape now lhal football season Is over. Craig W illiams, a 6-5 senior center and the remaining re­ turnee. should spell Pamplln at center. G uards Hrtan Stark (se­ nior) and T o n y C unningham (Ju n io r) f ig u re In J u c k e r '* four-guard offense and s defense that will take more chances In order to hopefully rreatc a few extra baskets. Kohn takes over at Lake Howell B y JIM R IC K B M B A C K ER Herald Correspondent___________ Yo, Adrian SyThsF Samlnola High coach John McNamara whlapars a law worda lo •anlor guard Adrian Hlllaman during action In laal weak's Rotary Thanksgiving Tournament. SHS won ihraa games In a row to claim lha tournament tills The Lady Tribe returns lo th# court this weak In a big oarty season matchup against tho Jonas Lady Tlgara. a rematch ol Iasi year's district championship game (won by Jonea). CASSELBER R Y Lake Howell Coach Steve Kohn not only brought son and sturtlng point guard Josh from Iowa Iasi year but also Intangibles that are Instilled In players from that neck of Ihe country from the lime they first dribble a basket­ ball S tu f f lik e d is c ip lin e a n d knowledge, things hr hopes lo Impart to this season's youthful Slive r Hawks. "People think you’re young If you play a lot of Juniors." Kohn said. "But we're younger than lh a l." No. 1 Duke whips The Citadel, 93-52 DURHAM . N .C. - Top-ranked Duke showed ofT lo Its home fans Saturday night, whipping The Citadel 93-52 In the Blue Devils' home opener. Danny Ferry scored 18 points and Alas Abdelnaby made all eight of hla shots to finish w!|h 16 as the Blue Devils led from the start for their second win. Duke defeated Kentucky 80-55 last week In the Hall of Fame T lp O ff In Springfield. Mesa. " O u r height was Just loo m uch." said Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewskl. “ O u r m an-tom an was tested. It’s Just when you try to post a 6-5 g u y against 6-10. you're not going to be sue* Lett lifts Gators over Utah, 77-68 cessful. But Th e Citadel really played hard.” Leon Bryant scored 16 to Irad Th e Citadel, which was playing Its first game of the season. Duke relied on Its considerable depth, moving players In and out with regularity agalnsi u shorter and undermanned oppo­ nent. T h e Blue Devils shot 6 6 .1 percent, had 11 steals and forced 23 turnovers. Duke hit 13 of Its first 14 shots and had a 14-0 run midway through the half to open a 38-15 lead. T h e Citadel went 7:17 without a point, and Duke led 42-24 at the break. C ris p passing and un nggresalve man-lo-man half-court defense keyed thr B lu r Drvlls. who had 14 assists. 7 slruls ami shot 7 4 .1 prreent for Ihe period. " I was impressed on how sharp D u k e ru n ic out and playrd." said T h r Clludrl Couch R undy N rs b lt . " T h e y w e rr menially ready lo play, i left w r rxrculed on oflrnsr fairly writ. They Just outran usut times." Before Ihe game. Duke held a moment of silence for Eddie C a m e r o n , f o r m e r a ih l e l l c director and head coach In football and basketball who died Friday night ul age H8. Duke's basketball arena was renamed In Cameron's honor In 1972 a n d S a tu rd a y 's home opener followed u summer ol re n o v a tio n s thut Increased sealing to 9.314. NC S T A T E R O L L S R A L E IG H . N.C. - Chris Corchlanl's 17 points led five North Curollnu Stair scorers In double fig u re s as the 2 0 th -ra n k e d Wolfp.uk rolled past Colum bia 110-64 Saturday In the season opener for both teams. ’Noles C o n tla u s d fro m I B "It will be u rebuilding y ru r for u s." Robinson said. "W e have lo go out curb game und do our best and conllnuc to Improve. If wc can do Dial, w r have a shot at iM’Ing a solid tiullelnh by Ib r season's end." Whai Is more disruptive lo the outside shooting. task Kohn faces In hts first year Steve Johnson, a 6-4 senior us Lake Howell's head coach Is and the tram s' acknowledged trying to fit key football players leader, provides outside scoring Into offensive and defensive punch as does Ty e East ham 15-8 schemes w ith the season opener senior guard). Joe Scutrro (5-8 Just a shot away. junior guard) and Kohn. Senior The big plus, as Kohn secs II. Sean McCool (6-5). Junior Ryan Is that these guys love Ihe game Gulhlcr (6-3| and senior Andres and will work more diligently to Reyes (6-3. 240) supply Inside pick things up and will not have strength. as many bad habits to break. Sophomore Joe Smith, most Outside of Kohn Is freshman) on court. Coach Kohn expects likely sidelined with a broken big things from 6-foot-3 sopho­ collarbone until mid-December. more Th o m a s Dctrips In the Is Injured along with fellow defensive and rebounding de­ football player Cortez Graves. partments and 61 classmate Graves, a Junior, should be ready Ryan Tho m a s In the area of at Ihe start of the season. �comes to Oviedo A t Lake Brantley it v a n the « W lln | Tigers of Lake City Juat escaping ih t Patriot*. 34-33. in a no bold* barred one of the moat dMntnt f o g i ddbnetv* gam e* In local foot ball M M ory. Paufafo t— i : U aolo tackles w ith 10 — Iota - and came u p w ith a fumble aa he frustrated the Gators' of­ fensive playera all night long. Chad D u n c a n fueled the ' offense for the Lions a* he , came u p w it h several big and one score for the Tigers w ho have an outstanding re­ ceiving corp. To n y Cam Ik led Lake City's ground game w ith 123 yards on 17 carries while Jam es Harris added 110 on 12 car­ ries. Harris is coming off a CLaitu* to m ilw * Ilner«r> -e p t the Gators n u ­ tting game intact with Pauldo 110 yards with brother Mike D a n tile r c o n trib u tin g 100 mor* yards Brantley. 6-5. had brought ack Dale Brower. Th e though, made things Stuart Martin County came on to pool a 3 3 -13 victory. J .D . Leads led the way for Stuart with 114 rushing yards o n 10 a tte m p ts a n d tw o to u c h d o w n s Inclu d in g (h e game winning score M arlin C o unty scurvd quick on sn rebounds aa the Fighting lUlni dominated the conical. Also in double figures for Illinois were Doris Carte with IS points and Kate R lk y with 12. P G A : C a lc a v e c c h ia triu m p h s In m y mind at the moment main goal to to w in Ryder C selection In 1989 “ E v e ry th in g w ent right Calcavecchia this week "B u t anyone will tell you. > have to have a bit of luck to « over 72 hole* and I certainly some pretty good golf shots w ell." he said, CaJcavecchis matched J i Nlcklaus' score In the 19 * “ ■ » « » ? " O p e n J i l lR»| £szx&ais& Mayer hold, Ihe lonmnin. ofhtocsreer^" ' ^ourt^ m*)or wln of his career. "A ny win is a major for me." he said. " T h e real m ajors (Masters. U .S . Open. PGA and British Opeh) are not uppermost N o rlh e rn , re | . n d . Ron Rafferty and David Qraham Texas shared fourth place Si day al 278. Defending champi G reg Norman and Rodger Da tied for sixth at 281. ^ l i r r i ^ r i T Young runt Anthony Scott (above) of lha Dayo Trojans out of Danburry. C l , carrlas lha ball against Normandy Park ol Jacksonville In Sa tu rd a y's Pop W arner youth football tournament held at Lake Mary High School Below, a Normandy ballcarrier gels hit chance The tourney was held all day Saturday with teams from throughout lha nation competing « j<M■■ Dye: Beating ’Bama makes Auburn’s season Auburn C oa ch Pat Dye says beating Alabama w aa more Important than having hto N o. 7 Tigers going to the Sugar Bow l as co-champion of the Southeastern Conference. The way D y e and moat college football fans In the state of Alabama view it: Nothing la bigger than the A u b u rn Alabama gam e, and the loaer spends a whole year liv in g with that fact. Auburn w o n that crucial game this past Saturday for the third year In a row. nipping Ihe No. 15 Crimson Tide. 15-10. That gave the Tigers, who loaf only lo SEC cocham pion LSU (7 6 In Baton Rouge La.. In early October), an overall record of 10-1. Tha t, plus their high *1 Drexler boosts Blazers Iowa trailed 29-21 at the half but took the kw d for the first time with 4:23 left when Rohm Christian hit both ends at a I-a n d -1 lo make It 47-46. W i t h 4 3 s e c o n d s le ft. W ashington's A m y Mkkelaon made two free throws lo tie the contest at 51. Berry finished with a gamehigh 17 potnu and eight re­ bounds. Jofette La w added 10 points for the Hawkeyes. Yvette Cole scored 12 point* and T r a d T h ird gill had 11 for Washington In the c o n so la tio n gam e. Ayesha Brook* scored 23 points to lead Hawaii. Michelle Rodgers hit 14 points and Tondl Redden added 12 for the Wahines. Fo r llllnoto In the seventhplace game. Sarah Sharp and Dee Dee Dee ken each had 16 SYDNEY. Australia — Mark Calcavecchia shot a 3-under-par 69 Sunday to w in the 9297.500 Australian O p e n by six strokes. Calcavecchia of North Balm Beach. Fla., finished at 19-under 269 on the R oyal Sydney course, leaving com patriot Mark MeCumber a distant aecond and Australia's W a y n e Grady In third, seven strokes behind Ihe leader. C d C K C h l . . winner of the C W i i Ii m right-yard run by Lewis tetorr Evans tied thins up with Adolf M usrll scoring on a 34 yard jaunt- Lewis and Aaron Davis, though, picked u p the pace in the second half and led the Tigers to their relatively easy victory In (he th ir d -p la c e g a m e . Shanda Berry tipped In an of­ fensive rebound w ith 14 seconds left to give Iowa the vtctorv ■ K - Ovtado's Prank Otar cuts up fluid during action aarliar this season The IJona host Thutvtlle High this Friday nlqhl In Ih* 4A 2 Section playoff. w ith 17 points. Paulettr Stall had 16 points while N o n Lewis and Lacy had 12 cwch. and Lacy also contributed 12 rebounds. North Carotins 7 6 6 1 fat fifth p la c e a n d I o w a t o p p e d W ashington 5 3 -5 1 for third place. ! Louisiana T e c h was ahead 2625 al Ihe h a lf but Tcnnerore •led the score at 52 after regula­ tion to aend the game Into overtime. Dietre C h a rle s scored with 1:56 left In the extra period to pul Tennessee ahead 60-59 But Sheila Ethridge then made a bucket to give Louisiana Tech a 61 -60 edge w ith 4 0 seconds left. With 15 seconds on the clock. Venus Lacy fouled Frost, who made both Tree-throws lo give Tennessee the w in n in g margin B r ld g e t t e G o r d o n , th e tourna m en t's moat valuable player, scored 16 points to lead Tennessee. F ro s t scored 12 ts and 11 rebounds while Durham had 10 points. Ethridge led four Louisiana Tech playera In double figures * * * * " * * * * 11 I throwing three touchdown |»*srs In a 12-mlnute span In other Southeast action Saturday. Carlo* Huerta kicked a field goal with 5:38 rem aining to give No. 3 Miami an 18-16 victory over No. 8 Arkansas und knocked Ihe S a u lh w rst Conference champion out of (he ranks of ihe unbeaten: T o m m y llodaon threw for 222 yards and tw o T D s while leading L S U lo a 44-14 w in over Tulane; Gator Bowlbound Georgia handed Vince Dooley his 200th victory In 25 years as a head coach with a 24-3 victory over Georgia Tech: Mark Young passed for 334 yards and th re e T D * a t O le M is* brat Mississippi State. 3 3 6 : and Keith Davis rushed for 162 yards and the winning T D In Tennessee's 14-7 w in over Van- Th e Tra il H a i m rr - i y 1 lo m akr Golden Stale s tag men seem sm alkr In the sr< und half Sunday night, helping Portland putl within a gam r and a half of the Partflr division kadlng U n Angeles Lakers Clyde Dreafer tallied 2B point* In helping Portland improve to 7-3 with a 1004*4 victory over the Wanrtar*. w ho slipped lo 9-7 Th e Warriors held a 93 SO halftime advantage with the help of 14 points from both 7 foot 4 Ralph Sampson and Winston Garland, but watched II slip away shortly aflrr a M M early second half lead Manutr Hot. who uard his 7 loot 6 frame lo block 5 shots, helped clog the lark in I Ik - first half for Golden State Pori land then got 6 points from Kevin Duckworth and four each from Dreafer and T e rry Portrr to take a kad It never relinquished “ Those guys (Sampson and (foil look abtrnt I I and 12 Toot aplere." said D re sk r .Jerome Kersey scored 21 p o in ts an d D u c k w o rth and Porter each tullkd 18 in Ihe effort " I thought we played m uch b rtlrr, particularly in the second half." said Portland Coach Mike S rh u k r. "T h a t's a very difficult team to play because of their big guy*" G u ld e n S la t r was led by Garland with 18 points and Milch Richmond with 17. “ A b ig key was K e rse y 's Ihree-polnl play at Ihe end of the third quarter." said Golden State Coach Don Nelson. “ We had the m om entum and would have finished up (the third quarter) Just ala behind but that made II nine |81-721" The Ubuers did an carellcnt Job of ahulllng down Golden Stale's Chrt* M u llin , who scored only 8 points. T w o weeks ago he s c o re d 4 2 p o in t s a g a in s t Portland and entered Sunday night's gam r averaging 25.4 points per game. dcrbilt. Only remaining regular season action for I-A Southeast tram s bus Alabama visiting Texas AAM Thursday. In a game originally scheduled for Sept. 17 but postponed by Hurricane Gilbert, und Miami hosting Brigham Young on Satur­ day. Miami, which plays No. 6 Nebraska In Ihe Orange Bowl. Florida Stale and Auburn luid all hoped that being 10-1 going Into postseason play might mean a shot at the national championship. But with No. I Notre Dame, which beat Miami by I point, and No. 4 West Virginia both 11-0 and meeting In the F'lrsta Bowl. It now appears the winner of ihut game will get the national title. C a va lie rs 109, B a a t 9 0 At Richfield, Ohio. Hon Harper scored 20 points to help Cleve­ la n d o v e rc o m e a 1 4 -p o ln t, first-quarter deficit and deny Ihe e x p a n s io n H e a t t h e ir firs t trium ph. Brad Daugherty and L a rry Nance each scored 17 points for Cleveland. 8-3. Miami, 0-10. was led by O ra m Long with 14 points. Miami scored the first 8 points and stretched Its lead to 26-12 w ith 3:35 left In the first period. T h e Heat led 32-22 al the end of the quarter aa Ckveland hit only 8 of Its first 21 field goal attempts. �kA Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. Novambar 28. 1088 — I Some show grit at gunpoint V S B1 K9 I ~*V-«£ -^ J K S K k d M v i S l B M- B S u n ln a r on listening m i "H o w to U atrn Effectively" la the topic of a 2 W h o u r seminar to be held ai 7 p m on Tueaday. Nov. 20, at the Caaorlbcrry Public Library. The aemtnar la open to the public and •janaored by the Seminole Com m unity College Tnaalmaatera Club. For more Information and reaervationa. call tin rlub aecretary at 609-3000. Panic Attack group to meat Agoraphobla/Panlc Attack Support G roup m erle each Tura d a y at 6 p m. al West Lake Hospital 980 W . Slate Hoad 434. Longwnod The support group la for dioer who are afraid to go out of th ru houar and be active In public. Convenience stores thefts seem not to faze many workers CO N VEN IEN T TA R G ETS Number of reported cases of robberies over the past two years involving Seminole County convenience stores. Plcturr yourself In this scenario You’re an **•* employee In a local convenience store, but ihe Incident about to befall you is universal 1986 1987 You have drawn Ihe graveyard shift Ibis week. Since it Is itow 3 a in . all the other Actual U n su c c e ssfu l Actual U n su c c e ssfu l clerks havr gone Th e street to practically deserlrd, as only an occasional, homebound 33 S h e riff 1 nigh! owl or early m in in g delivery van 20 “a |Misses ihe More. Another passing vehicle, a police car. tends a senar of security Alt. S p r in g s i 9 0 0 Now that ih r drunks hsve slopprd coming In. you can accomplish some of the myriad 0 C a s s e lb e rr y 5 0 of tasks assigned the m idnight crew sweeping sidewalks, hosing down the 0 Longw ood 0 gas pum p area, mopping Honrs You sIin k 5 shelves, coolers and clgarelle rarks Yom duties are Interrupted only by an odd 2 0 Oviedo 0 0 customer or two As you're sirs king rigarellr cartons hrlow 1 6 1 Sanlord 2 the counter, you hear the Jingling id Ihe bell on the store door Mechanic ally you rise to 2— W. Sp ri n g s 0 0 0 greet the customer and are met by the business end of a .36 revolver Your Irfand 2 freeze* Your muscles seem paralyird and Lake Mary 0 0 0 you're afraid lo move until the rohbrr commands. "Get u p '" "N olo: Sheriffs Dept, figures indude all cases outside of You try not to look loo Intently si him as unincorporated areas within Seminole County. your company training session* hate In­ M e M y a K s St XW*W iwt structed. hut you subconsciously begin Source: Florida Dept, of Law Enforctm onl ca ta lo gin g d escriptive d e ta lls -h e lg n t. *r»bs your arm In a painful kxk and trembling lot lire u v rrg>strr In youi weight age. lartat features and clothing prarttraily drags you in the cooler As lie mind you brat i Ik- company policy "K eep H r barks ordering you to open the rash inlrurta you lo turn around In the chilly air. only M O in Die nil " You wonder if the register, and you momentarily hesitate your thoughts immediately embrace the B ring impatient (most robberies occur less rubber will br dissall'flrd When he turns worst “ H e's going lit kill m et" Suddenly, than two minutest, he charges around the hark lo you allrr counting llir bills, you say, thrrr's blackness He's pistol-whipped you. "1 list's all there is*’* counter and shoves you aside roughly You and you're still allvr. albeit unronarkrus Shut up1 tie yells, hackhandlng you bang your head and hip against the wall with Ms gun Uncertain w» lo how lo open the register L la a O w a p w ta t. Fags 7 1 llr rear M s down w h rrr you've fallen. he repeats Ms command You rrach hands 3 * 9 Ovoroatart to weigh In A regular meeting of Overeaten Anonvnxais Is conducted on Tuesdaya at 7 30 p nt at Florida l*uwrr atel Light. 301 Myrtle Ave.. Sanford For ittorr Information, rail G a o l al 3 2 2 D 6 5 T Casselberry Klwanit to rise Klwanla Club of Caaaelberry meet* .4 7 30 a m every Tu rsd a y al Village Inn. U S Highway 17-92 and Dogtrack Road. Longwotal. For more information. c«l|831-8545 Toaatmastara to apoak up D a y b rra k m Tnaalmaatera meet a at 7:|9 a m . Tueaday at C h risto s Keataunint on P in t Street. Sanford Gueeta are wrlrtwne Toaatmaatera International (T u b 6981 iseeta each Tuesday 7.30 p m at Seminole Com m unity Coilegf Hoorn L-200 For more Information, rail 609 3066 TOPS chapters to moat about aatlng Taa* Off Pounds Sensibly meetings are b r lJ al i .*t GMre.i C lv lr Center on Tuesdays i t 1 p m For m o rr informal l n . ro n lart Michelle Todd al 321-8193 T O P S Chapter FL 79 will meet Tuesday at 6 15 p m al Howell Place. 200 W Airport lllvd . Sanford AA orouoa ichadula m## tines W |fO V w l l w O O W IIV W IV V II| 0 Area Alcoholic* Anonym ous groups meeting on Tueaday Intlud r • Sober Won AA G roup mer1a at the Sahara Club Iold driver's license oflkel. 2587 9 Sanford Ave . noon. 9 30 p ni and 8 p m Open dtocuaatnn ■ Alanon meets at the Sahara Club. 29Nf S Sanford Ave . 8 pm • He boa Club AA. noon and 9 30 p m . tW trd to the publlr. N p m . step. 130 Normandy Road, ( aawlbwfy. Clean A ir Rrbna Club. noon. *loard to the public • Alarum 7:30 p m . Caaaelberry Senior Center. 200 N Lakr Triplet Drive. Caaaelberry • Sanford AA, noon. 9 30 p m . open 4wcnsalon 8 p m . Living Sober Irloard lo th r publlr). 120) W Fast St . Sanford • 24 Hour AA group hrgtnncra open dtaruaakm. 8 p m . 317 S Oak Ave.. Sanford • 17-09 Group AA . A . p m .. Uiawad to Op public I. Messiah Lutheran Phtirrh tf 8 It lah way f7 f lt U id n g t f d e k Road • Alrnholtra Ahnnymotts. 8 p m frloaed r* the publlcl. West l-ake lloaplial. Stair Itoad 434. Imngwnod 2 1 15 Girls among Seminole C ou nty’s personnel in T h e Nutcracker’ SANFORD Tw o Sanford d a n rrrs . L a u rie Blair and Deldrr "Dee D ee" Michels, have been selected to perforin In T c h a ik o v s k y ’s Immortal "Th e Nutcracker." to be pres ruled bv the Florida S ym ­ phony Orchestra and Southern Ballet Theatre Dec 7-11 at Carr Performing Arts Centre. Orlando For the second consecutive year. S B T callrd auditions for children In appear In the spectacular holiday extrava­ ganza This year, nearly 180 Central Florida dancers audi­ tioned for childrens’ pans. Patrons of th e dance ra n marvel at the m agtr of dancing snowflakes, waltzing (lowers and toys that come to life as 70 professional m usicians. 30 professional S B T dancers and 75 talented c h ild re n from C e n t r a l F l o r i d a d a n c in g schools create a holiday fan­ tasy amid magnificent sets enchanred b y Wall Disney World Co Returning to hto home urea and •’roots.’ ■ T h o m Luke, formerly of Lake Mary. Is cast in the lead role of the prince. The nationally famous guest antst’s dancing career began Her-Anon to offor holp Nar Am m a aril (trip group lur relativra and Irtrnda of addicts, will meet Tuesday at 8 p m al Orlando General Hospital For more Information call 800 63tk Bridge club ready to deal Sanford Dupliratr Itrtdge C lub meet* at stun each Tuesday al the Greatrr Sanford Cham ber of Commerfe. 400 K first St.. Sanford Sanford Uona to huddla Sanford Lk>n* Club inreta al noon each iLew tay at Western S lrrlln Sieakhouar. 2000 Orlando Drive. Sanl'rd. Library to tall badtlma sloriat lledtlme stories for children and their parrot a will be told al 7 p m on Wednesday, Nov 30, at the North I\ a n rh (Sanford) of the Seminole County Public Library, N i rrgtalralton to required Children are encouraged to tiring lheir teddy bears and wear their pajamas Th e library Is I aled at 190 N. Palmetto Ave. For more information, rail 322 182 Planting, gardanlng topic of tal (a Fall planting and care of trees and shrubs til be the subject of a program at 7 p m Wednesday. Nov. 30 in Ihe Seminole County Agricultural Center auditorium. 250 V. County Home Road Mike Marlin, urban forester, will apeak >n planting trees, and Celeste While, urban horticulturist will iddrrsa rare and maintenance The program to free to the toibhr For more Information, ra il323-2900. eat. IHI SCC play on adolaacanca fo < T h e Seminole ('(im m unity College Fine A t * Theatre will prra rn l A H Gurney's What f Did Last S u n iip r from Nov. 30 to Dec 3 at 8 p.m. and Dec. 4 al 2 p m. The jen lly humorous play revolves around a 14-year-old boy's conrttig of age In Ihe 1940* General admtoakm to 96; senior and absent admissions are $5. For Information and reservations, r ail 323-1490. rat. 399 Rotarlans to riaa for maatlngs Caaaelberry Rotary C lub meets at 7:30 a.m. o i Wednesday at the Caaaelbrrry Senior Cenler. 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive. Caaaelberry. Sanford Breakfast Rotary C lub meetaal 7 u in Wednesday at Sanford Civic Center. Stompars to hold club moating T h e Old Hickory Stompers clogging g rm p holds club inertings every Wednesday at the Knights of Columbus Hall on S. Park Avenue. Sanford. Par more Information, rail 349-9929. Sanford Klwanla to do lunch Sanford Klwanla C lub meela at noon Wet uraduy at the Sanford Civic Cenlrr for luncheon and program Qulltara guild to gathar D eldro M ich e ls (left) and Laurie Blair Som ething "In lull career" moves at lull sperd. Getting frequent promotions can put your rareer in full career "D in " makes a loud, disturb­ ing noise. You'll remember this word If you’re ever dlst uibed by n din during dinner. 0 . My teacher told me to aloft using sentence fragments H'haf fa a sentence fragment? A. As the name suggests, a sentence fragment Is an In ­ complete sentence. Such as this one. T o be complete, u sentence n e e d s u s u b je c t a n d v e rb expressing u full thought. A n y ­ thing less than that? A sentence fragment. (Sometimes the sub­ ject of a sentence Is only Implied: yo u ’ll be relieved lo know in your ne xt e m e rg e n c y that "H e lp !" to grammatically cor­ rect.) Th e medical term "luxate" dlxlocates or puts out of Joint. Not knowing this word, though, shouldn't luxate anyone’s nose. "L u m p is h " appears dull or awkward. It's not Ihe kindest adjective, so try lo use " lu m ­ pish" as gracefully as possible. 0 - Can I atari a sentence with If you know of upcoming activities you'd liki announced In the Herald '» Calendar, send the appropriate information— event, lime. date, place, coat, contact pcr*|i t and phone French Ave.. num ber— to Calendar. Sanford Herald. 300 Sanford. F L 32771 or call 322-2611. "llelngas."orls It better not to? f*x * when he was a Seminole High School student In 1976 and answerrd the audition call conducted by Ballet Guild of Sanford Seminole tor dancers to afrpear In the historic bicen­ tennial dam r dram a "River Gold " Cast as the wealthy and charming entrepreneur Count DeBary Lake took the 1976 dance drama seriously and was soon off lo fun her hto studies In dance He went on to graduate from the North C a ro lin a S c h o o l of A r ts . W in a to m -S a le m . In 1980. Since that lim e. Lakr. who now calls Reno, Nev.. his home, said he has danced In all the states except M in­ nesota H r has also performed In Mexico. Canada. Taiwan and Puerto Rico Lakr alio has been cast with numerous relrbntles Includ­ ing Carol Channlng. Suzanne Sommers and J im Nabors, whom he considers ‘ a good friend." H r will play a bit pan In "Pink C a dilla c" starring Clint Eastwood, lo be released in 1989. Lake, a former S B T dancer, saya hr to looking forward lo the p ro d u ctio n and b rin g h o m e w ith h is p a r e n ts . Saa N u tc ra c k e r. Page 7B Fragments stop short of telling all T h e Central Florida Quitters Guild will ho I Its monthly meeting on Thursday. Dec. 1, at 7 p.m. at G ace Methodist C h u rch . Country Club Road. Lake Mary. In addition to Ihe guild's annual Christmas party. Jan Reynolds rill talk about how to care for old quilts. Visitors and gueata ar welcome. For more information, contact. Becky Wolary at 365 370. kJp*£r : A. Being as Ihe expression " b e in g a s " Is n o n sta n d a rd English, you may want to avoid It. it's usually used as a syn­ onym fur because or ronsld- JE FFR E Y McQUAIN rrtng Because these other words work at least a* w ell, you shouldn't nerd the fuzzy "b rin g ax." "P u k ka " proves to Is- g riiulnr or of top quality. Am ong English adjectives from India, this word Indefinitely pukka "Bedecked" a|i|M-ars dressed up or finely decorated Don’i get into n light about "bedecked." or you might Im- decked. 0. I've always used the .*/*-//fog ‘ c u rb ." but recently I came across the sftelling " kerb " Arc those twocqu.i/h ucce/ilnh/r'' A. No. they're not. but ihe preferred spelling drjM-nds on your location. Th e British tine "kerb" lor the edge built along u street: Americans prefer to spell that word "c u rb ." Unlrss you're writing fur a IlMlIsh reader, the use of "k erb " Is a practice that Ametlean writers should try to curb. Use "ta n tru m " for a fit ol childish tem per. I can't suy exactly how this word liegatt. lu ll please d o n 't th ro w a tantrum. "Laudable** deserves praise or co m m endatio n. T h is w o rth y word rhymes w ith "audible." so let's hear It tor "laudable." 0 / read an antcle yesterday that used the expression "can't scarcely. " fs that good English? A. It’s not formal English. "Scarcely" alone Implies a nega­ tive, which gives "can't scarce­ ly " the force rtf a double nega­ tive. You should Insist upon "cun scarcely" In formal writing, but you'll probably hrur people using “ can't scarcely"— you can scarcely avoid It. "Collaborate." which contains "la b o r." w orks together. Re­ member to double the "1"; after ull. It lakes two to collaborate. The French “ gaffe" refer* to a social b lu n d e r o r m istake. Spelling "giraffe" without the " lr “ would crrtulu ly be a galfe. O U R L A N G U A G E AD V IC E : Th e winner of this week's A d ­ vice Award Is u Florida clothing business with a big sign pro­ mising "H e m 's Adjusted." U n ­ lrss you want a coni ruction of "hem Is." try "H e m s Adjusted." T o form the plural, simply udd a. Lose the apostrophe, or you too might have an Ad-Vlce Award -ill sewn up Th e poor or needy are "In ­ digent." Don’t forgrt this word today— In fact, each day you should remember the Indlgrnl. In e conom ies, "co n su m e r, goods" luhrls such Herns as loud or clothing (or directly satisfying human needs. W ith consumer g o o d s I t r y lo b r a good consumer. i* 0 . Can you tell me what is. meant by the expression "gross weight”? A. "Gross w eight" refrrs to thfj to ta l w eight of s iim rth ln g { without deducting lor Ihe weigh! of ihe iMckagmg or any waste Dial may hr Included. (W hrrr you ask Oils question around the holidays, don i forgrt to smile.) A complete set of written works makes up an authors "canon." It's pronounced like "cannon." but firing a ration would Involve book-burning. "Genesis" m arks the origin or beginning. In the lx-ginning tfc genes: from everybody's genesis. It's ull In llir genes. (Do you havo a quasllon or commanl about our languaea? Writs to Jstfray McOualn, Our Language, 200 Park Avt.. Naw York, NY 10166.) * �— Sardonf Hafald. Sanford, Florida — Monday, Novombar 2t 1SM by Chic Young B L O N D IE ACROSS 1 Pick through trash 9 Wharf 13 Contentment 14 Edibio seaweed 15 Sprightly tune 16 Triplet 1 7 _______the ground floor 18 In addition 19 Superlative suffix 20 Administer cor­ poral punish­ ment 21 Lawyer F_____ Bailey 22 Come a ll___ faithful 23 Bored exclamation 3 Of aircraft 4 North of NC 5 Consideration 6 Doctor s assistant 7 8 9 10 11 12 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 26 Grinds up 31 32 33 34 Black Mae West role Tropical tree One of Columbus' ships 35 Diving bird 36 Swedish singing group 37 Fortuneteller 39 Map within a map 40 Frci.'h a.tide 41 Possesses 42 Touchy 46 Escape (si.) 47 Cry of surprise 50 Small sword 51 Smear 52 52, Roman 53 Miss Kett of the comics 54 Placed 56 Person of action 57 Infringe DOWN Answer to Previous P u u le 30 32 □E3 ED G iG G D G G DEEHE3Q 0 0 E G C n OIQES G G O E E O C G G IDG Determination Even (poet.) Jest Skeleton part Stratford’s river Jerk Make a garment Pertaining to the moon Egg center Poultry Acting award Sharpen Pope's name School heads Rolls out Flowing garment Airplane space Emit coherent light l 2 DDCm O G G G G G G G il E E C D C G E G HOGG E E G D G H E O E G H E D E E E E EDGE BE GGGG GEO GGD O G DG £_ _L _0 _u £ _L_ J J _s M _l_ _D _S _T E H EEID G E D cr E O BBPEOB DDGD 38 Bridge expert _ _ Culbertson 39 Poetic foot 41 Terre___ 42 Take advice 43 Capable of (2 wds.) 44 Festival 45 Foreboding 46 47 48 49 51 55 Hiding place Utah ski resort Hastens Lends a hand Aug. time A w ay (comb. form) 9 3 13 14 IS 17 10 11 12 2* 21 30 IS 23 24 31 • Li 1 27 2 t 133 34 134 38 37 as I 40 42 43 44 48 4S I SO si S3 IM S2 ss sr M 1 Quarrel 2 Muse B y J i A common way lo develop trick* la lo art up a Hide suit. bul care frequently haa lo be taken to do It in the right way Thla week we w ill look at some aucceaaful strategies Declarer won the opening lead with the are of heart*. retaining the king In dummy lor an entry T h e n h r p l a y e d K - Q ol diamond* Going over lo dum m y with the heart king, he eashrd the diamond ace. W hen t h - ault (ailed to divide, the defender* eventually took (We trick* Declarer can give hlm arlf a betler chance. Ilia play would have netted an o v e rlrlc k If dlatpond* had aplll. but all he needed w a i nine trick* What should he have done? Suppose that he had overtaken Ih r arc- by Bob Thsvcs FR AN K AND E R N E S T , FRANK Si ERNIE '$ — KtNIKI-FIX GARAGE li u r nj * WE ^ A p d U J T E P '!bUR C W u f? E T ° F , F E S E T Yo u r T IM IN G , ANP> CORRECTEP OUR ^ ® so u th • H Utlll i *K4 t A I It I 4 7 11 •JUT WEST • II 7 ( 1 ♦J III * :h ♦ J» • y » 4 X I M I • y i V y j M il MX T i l 4AK1I ▼ A l l ♦ tty ♦ a j ■> Vulnerable Neither Dealer South We«l N a tl I’aw Paw I NT Paw 1 NT Paw Opening lead 4F Q BLOOM COUNTV - l | f C A S H FLOW. L - _______________ [ by Jim Davis G A R F IE L D by Charlas M. Schuli ^6$ MA'AM IM AxfAKE! AAV REPORT TOPkV 15 ANVTC01IN6S! IF EVERYONE W ill LOOK UP YDUll NOTICE WE HAVE PiRECTlY ABOVE OUR IIEAJ5 50METHIN6 WE CALL A •C0UN&:. „ O s -*0 0 , Oo _________ ...IN A WAY rP4 L U C K Y THAT SANPY HAS THAT 6 A H M 6 £ On h .« LfS, A N N f / THf P O X I SAY |- " v ; THAT W ill *AK£ IT . t« L IX EASIER TO iP fN T /Y P ' » ,A*T5HIM/ ond diam ond Imnu Irom 111* hand w i t h d u m m y * ar e llrcausr K.isl li.ut i l r dmitdelun Jack, he could now had Ih r nine of diamond* Irom dummy Th a i would force mil Ihr |Q. lalrr the right w ould swalllw up Ih r srvrn. and Ih r reiullnlng »inall card wm ihl t>r a tinner And what II overtaking the second diamond honor did lot draw the jack or It) Irom eitlyr defender? llrtla rrr would *lltlplay anolliet round <>( diamond*|ind ho|K- lor a 3 3 aplll lly (drying In till* lavhlon. derlarrr Me filler* an n v rrtrlrk at tlnnfi hul give* hlmaell a heller uvifall i ham r ol making the contract Ilr suc­ ceed* whenever ike diamond* spill 3-3. or wheiirter the jack or Ihr IO I* dmililrion In either •Irfrndrr'* hand BY Leonard Starr MtANW Hiif»J ...rf Fuse W j j y l TU M B L E W E E D S To, w rite O P F 1D p o * w m . « m o o r r o u R w - v r s i H o r ■0 0 * O M f f M *5 WIN A IN T Pi P P lY S C * WrTH A tW -N O M W 'N O W '(A W rtW lM -P*9S 3 ------ by T.K. Ryan �Sse'snl H#r»'ri. Sanford. Florida — Monday. November 28 Gunpoint — B He salts helped ligestion process Continued from P i|i SB r | D E A F TJH. O O T T i After I had m jr gallbladder removed, my plgesilnn and ellmlnallon were severely Impaired. This went on for yeara. F in a lly , someone pislrned lo me and prrscrttied bile sails i< nnliM fill Everything Was back In normal In a few weeks T h e supposllion Is lli.il b y liver was sluggish What do you think? D E A R R E A D E R ) The gallbladder acts as a reservoir for bile. During a faiiy meal. Ihe {(ullhladder contracts. squirting bile Into the Intestine to aid the digestion of food Although the gallbladder Is not a necessary organ, some paiirnt* without It experience dlgrstlve disturbances T h is is due lo Insufficient quantities of stored bile, not lo a sluggish liver The use nf supplemental bile salt pills Is an appropriate solution lo your problem Fur more tnloemation. I am sending you m y Health Rrport ‘ Gallbladder Disease " Other readers who would like a ropy should sent $1 with their tiame and address lu I' O Box 91369. Cleveland O II 44101-3369 Iksure to mention the title D E A R D R . O O T T t I'm a mortician and the trade Journals have hern discussing prriau lions with A ID S jiallrnls who die One of Ihe things mentioned recently was that the virus dies shortly alter Us In ml s death because of the d rrrra s r m Lxty Lrmprratoie C o u ld n t All*.j jm lirnis be treated hv a ronirolled reduction In body lor UIimmI i temperature? D E A R R E A D E R : In theory many Infer lions could lir sue irssfullv trraled by elevation or reduction In tmdy temperature However In Ihe main these te c h n iq u e s are Im p ra rllra l because m a n y ol ihe body's organs are sensitive to wide fluctu a tion s In temperature Therefore, cooling or healing Ihe Dodv cooling Is now routinely used lor certain operations, such as surgery on die head or bruin, but the lime intervals are loo short and degree of cooling too s lig h t to a firri bacteria or viruses L S A G I T T A R I U S iNov 2.1 Dec ’i l l Ik-iauM- you'll have imjilii It faith In your Ideas today, year air likely lo lie easily aroused to a righteous defense of your tiellrfs but don't tie loo bullish Know where lo look for romance and you'll tine! it T h r Astro Graph Matchmaker instantly rrvrals which signs ate tomanUeally p erlrcl lor you. Mall 12 to Matchmaker, c/o dlls nrwspa per, p o liox 9142H, Cleveland. OH 44 Id ) 3426 C A P R IC O R N Hire 22--ian 19) Trade on d ir business ucumrn ol a s s o c ia te s t o d a y , b r r a u s r diroutluok for Joint rtidravors appears to Im- more promising lban what you altrinjit In do cm you own A Q U A R IU S (Ja n 2d Feb 191 I s dierr D E A R R E A D E R : Fool drop Is Ihe inability In Ilea die loot tiackward It Is usually caused b y damage lo the peroneal nerve, the nerve In die leg dial io n in ils l<mi flexion Th is ran lad u e lo nerve I n j u r y , poor circulation, nerve disorders nr compression by a herniated disc In Ihe splnr. causing jiressure on the upper nerve libers dial Join lo form the jieroneal nerve Therefore, die cure depends on the cause For Instance, uflrr an Injury due to c rushing, sur g« -os ran sometimes oi^ran* in re establish neive feme lion also. rrjM ir of a h rm ia lrd disc may improve leiul drop A dropped foul Is a real handle aji lo walking because die (H id m l is unable lu bring the tors up enough lo jdanl the heel in preparation lea a step In dlls situation, a brace (lo raise die forefoot) may lielp In addition, physical therapy ran aid foot drop patients lu live more el fee lively w lth lhrlr disability T HOROSCOPE B y Bansic* Rads Osol T O U R B D IT H D A Y L N ovem ber 2 0 . 1BB8 in the year ahead you should able lo fln allre two ru rrrprise* dial leave never been completed to your satisfaction Alter lids transpired, il will prove very worthwhile llnan dally and etnol locuil Iv T h e slure now shows no activi­ ty; the robber lias fled. On Ihe scene apjiears a law enforcement vehicle. Th e officer, concerned about I be hick of men iiirnl Inside, cautiously walks lo die store w ith drawn gun W illi Increasing anxiety, he searches the office. Iielilnd die counter, and lastly. I he cooler. Finding you alone and uncon­ scious. he holsters his guu and radioes for help Willie he Irlrs lo revive you. three or four more officers arrive Paramedic* are called, and you return lo reality as they attempt lo assess your injuries Th e paramedics lake you lo Ihe hospital for X -ra y s and cheeks of your head and laelal in ju rie s T h e store m anager phones your family lo Inform (hem of your w hereabouts and condition You are treated and released, and you return home quite shaken, hut alive Here's die question Would you continue lo work In die convenience store Industry? My reply Is emphu lie ally. “ No* An Inform al [roll of n iy friends acquaintances and classmates, elicited the same trspnnsr Sal orally. I was amu/ect to discover there are a considerable num ber ol robbery victim s who still work in these stores Some have experienced multiple rob bertea Potential Interviewees were loom! readily enough by phonIflg several area convenience stores t set mil in meet each one ai Ih r upjioinlrd limes hut In n ird ia lrly encountered a major snag— a gag order" from each store's corporate level The com p a n i c * w e re r e f u s in g the employees d ir opportunity lo disc uss their expertem *•*. even il I h r ro b b ery o ccurre d while working (or another store O n l- one woman w -uld still broach the subject She's the original Inspiration lor dlls story and she was Incredulous al the g.ig order as she works for a b o d y enough to in a c tiv a te m icro-organism s could harm norm al body (Issue D E A R DR. O O T T i a n y cure lor fool drop? C A N C E R (June 2 1d u ly 221 Since you're apt lu lie gettrrous w ith yo u r resources today, sprnd them no something vou II enjoy dial will akvo providepleasure lor duise vou love L E O IJ u ly 23 A u g 221 A m ailer ol significance lo vou can lie advanced to your satislarlinn today If you make II th r lop priority ori your agenda V I R G O (A ug 23-Sepl 221 lardy l.uc k lends to lavor you lo d a y In ways that w ill Inobvlous toyou. but might go unuollced by others It's liesl lo keep what occurs lo yourself. L I B R A (Sept 23 O c t. 23) You're In a cycle now where your hopes and exjM-ctullons have very good chance* of tiring fulfilled Don't lei any negative drought* slip in and convince you otherwise S C O R P IO Ilk I 24-Nov 221 There are IrullcaUns that you m ight accomplish som ething loday of jiersonul pride Others will also udinlrr your achievem riil and dirir a|i|irolMl Ion will enhance your Imagr C I HUM. N E W S PA PH It E N ­ T E R P R IS E ASSN. ( noprration. diplomat v unci lac I are your most elfec live assets today When you show a will Ingnrs* lu Wurk with others, it wilt encourage diem to make spec Ml i oni rssloos lo you P IS C E S IFrh 20 March 201 I'artlc Ijkdr today In something d ia l s both phvsii.il and (cm. preferably in die Irrsh air amt sunshine A d tv r lime nut of (foot* will help h n g h irn your outlook lor Ihr rest o| d ir week A R IE S IMaich 21 April 191 E n te rp ris e s r e q u ir in g hold m e a su re s sh o u ld w o rk uul ra tlin well Inf you today: You're not api lo leal taking a chance, yet It's unlikely y o u ’ll tahr foolish risks T A U R U B IApril 20 May 201 A sotrsl.inll.il prollon ol your time today might tie spent looking uul lor the nerds of oilier* You w o n 't m ind th is , ho w eve r, because you'll lake foolish risks Q E M N I (May 2 1d u n e 20) You shouldn't have any problems loday surcesslully promnllng causes nr your true belief* This gill can work lor you In both commercial and noncommercial areas MONDAY'S PRIME TIME [ 6:30 H F f f l *9VI o o o Mm css X»M j*sc ltoc(MU.*kn r tow. 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Therefore, for ihe sake of her Job and anonymity, we ll tall her C a th y Cathy has workrd In conve­ nience stores for 13 years, gee ling her llrsi Job because ol Ihr lac k of o th er Jolis elsewhere "A clerk'* Job was easy to get la-cause ihe turnover l* so high and ihe demand is great." she said C a lh v has held all the positions jm sslhlr III these Hlornv She has been robbed twice In those years, both limes al g u n ­ point iio lh robberies occurred in the allrrncain, and both involved direr yo u n g black men brtw ren Ihe age* cd m id i ecus and m ld 20* The llrsi occurred when she was Irrsh In die business Th re e young te rn s enlered the store, weapons out ol sight As one youth slam m ed a sod.c on die counter as if to buy II. Ihr other I wo went ta-hmd dir counter One jiul a k n llr lo her neck while die other held a gun lu her head The youth In front of her iruliied his saw rdajf! shotgun on her and dr mandrel dial she open Ihe register "P u t thr money In a t*ag." h r sale! Then. In an elforl lo prevent a call In Ih r jadlce. the gunman in Iron! rear hre! over lo vank m il Ihr jdio n r. spilling a large cig a ­ rette display In Ihe [iroces* H is jrartner*. evidently startled by die ru n lu ilo n . panic ked and ran. taking C a th y 's purse Ironically, da- bag w ith die slorr's noney was not taken Instead. Ihe robber grubbed a tug of de­ fective H-track lajo-s. and flrd on hmt. Since they left Ihe second register untouched. Calhv hark mil a quartet and called jarlice 1mm Ih r jiay phone outside C athy'* set omi robbery expe­ rience began with a well-dressed black youth asking lor a job ajipltc a llon Cathy obliged and sjaikr briefly with him H r was die one w ho "cosed" the store ancllrll lorler. tw o black men. apjiroxim atrlv |M and 25 years old. entered, saying nothing lor al least a lu ll 45 seconds Asked If she could help diem. I hey o n ly stocal Suddenly, one whijqa-d out a saw ed-oil shotgun and laid It across the rrglsirr "I want your money." said ih r gunman I want all ol II. and don’t you tie pushing no but Ions!" Calhv said the words nmain clear lo this day She m ust have jcmi|>rd w hen she screamed Cathy redetird. la-cause she had to walk liark up In the register "No. sirl T h e only buiton Prn pushing is No Sale.’" Calhy said. lie then reached over and removed the till, placing II on Ihr counter He and his accompllce gathered thr money and hastily (led When I asked Cathy why she remained In the business after such harrowing ex|>rrtc!ires. she rrjieated thr things she liked .ilanit h rr Job. She like* Ihe constant contact with profile As a m anager In some of the stores w here she’s worked, she has enjoy e-el a sense of control and Ihe challenge n| meeting corjKiiulr goals for Inventory' management and sales T h r job |ilra*r* her as much now us It did when she began, she said. As C a th y puts II. "II yo u ’re gonna gel robbed, you’re gonna gel rohta-d You Just have lo k rrp a n w orking " |J*Hr*y Simon* It • trsslanca wrltar living in Daltons. Phons: 321*019.) £st a i»« Rtats«i o IMiswii i(or-,1 ( SSaldV. Uos* aeoiTI Vidtor ■ usTTos- Csoort -----____ H. Ha ‘scoTTyinjili JOoirwOf h d n o i f i t i » i iSoumt tsovSTo)- For 24-hour listings, soe TV Week issue of Friday, Nov. 25. Of mice and kids Long wood Mayor David Gunler (top photo, in contor wilh sign) and Lake Mary M*yor Dick Fess (bottom photo, with sign) accompany chddren from their cities at Mickey Mouse's 60th Birthday Bash The tree party held Nov 18. Included kids from throughout North America and Europe Wall Disney World invited 37 children from long wood and 30 from Lake Mary, selected through social service egencies. who mighl not otherwise have hod Ihe chance lo visit the theme perk. 1AM MARY 1 11OR IDA ! Some divorcees try it one more time D EA R A B B Y : Perplexed in Ik ih lrh rm " .inked il marrying an cx-spouse ever works out I can unswrr th.il Seymour and I were divorced alter nine year* ul a very trou­ bled marriage Five months later we realised that wr wenmore miserable apart. *o we asked ihr rabbi u Iro married us ihe first time il lie would re­ marry Us In a quiet lltllr cere­ mony In Ills study. He said he would marry us only atirr wr had gone through womr serious marriage roimsellug W r agreed, and it was ih r best thing lh.il ever hap|M-nrd to us W r learned a lot atrout ourselves, and also how in makc a marriage work Abtiy, Ihe second tune around Is lovelier nnlv II you Hod uul what went wrong Ihe llr*l time We learned that once a problem Is resolved. II never should be brought uj> lo In- rehashed Also, never listen to friend* and rela­ tive* who *av. You'd have to be rrn/v lo lake him (oi herl ltack." G L A Q W E D ID I T D EA R A B B Y : Here's a bright idea lor the bride who receives Pauline and Ruddy Like, in L ik e Mary. "This Is the first lim e t have been home In a lo n g tim e ." Lake said. luiurlr lllalr. 12. who has hern dancing since *hr was 3 years old. Is |M'rloriiiliig lor the s e c o n d year in " T h e Nulrraiker " A sludenl a I Hetty Vurruru’s W orld of Dunce and Performing Arts lu Sanford. Lai uric will dance th r |m m of a candy cane. L a u r ie , daughter of M a ry Hurkhart and Larry lllalr. troth of Sanford. Is In Die sixth grade al 1 tike v ie w Middle S ch o o l, winter she Is an honor studrnl She also l» on the school gvm Hustles (r u m and Is an acolyte at Holy Cross Eplscojial C hu rch, w h rrr she is active In Ihr church youth group. Laurie Is u company dancer with Dance. Central Florida, and holds certification In Ihr Royal Academy of Dancing. London. England. Deleter "Dee Ih-c Michels. 12. ADVICR ABIGAIL VAN BUREN du|)ltrutc gills, or something she knows she will never use My s is te r c u m c u p w it h th is exc ellent solution. OjKii the gills carrluHy so as not In damugr Ihe ( m i x Send the giver a thank-you note Immedi­ ately. then return Ihe card lo Ihe tmx so you will know- who sent II When a gill giving occasion comes alone, you already have a gill" in your possession to givelo someone else. Ik- sure In check ihe card so you don't give ihe gill L u k to the person wlro gave II to you. Also, one day when your lousier lias |Mi|i|M-d Its Iasi |roj>. you may (lnd II handy In In- able id go lo your gill closet and bring mil a lovely new lousier! J.8 .1 N C E D A R R A P ID S , IO W A Nutcracker— Continued from Pi|< 8B im M M |Cm , NjKt Aiiw PlfcM IK* l*ff IM Ciuk 0* i,Ownits m rflca>Map*i tw * * H tw waamsi"____ X'«B l*nI jArtreno Alasil 0»sr>w I UrfOrro IVwka on IK* A* A Ov* Mo. m Owe** Creeilo lEv O T Monro JH T |K* H»m k>is* OirrfamoiLa aoT la U j| e » |TM M R K a r Saga Omsk V*k« 1968 — 7B daughter ul Nell and Sheila Michels cl Sanford, Is in her fourth year ut lle tly Vaccaro* World of Dance and Performing Arts She- will dance* Ihe role ol a mouse In "T h e Nutcracker." Dee Dee. 12. Is a seventh-grade student at Lake-view Middle School and is on the principal's lisi She also is a member of Ihe Beta (.Tub and school c horus. Al All Souls Catholic Church. Dee Dec Is studying lor eonllnnatlon class Her hobbv Is roller skat­ ing. Rehearsals have been u n ­ derway for several weeks at (he Soul hern Ballet Th e a tre lu Winter Park. Performances are scheduled ai 7:30 Ji m. Dec. 7-11 wiili mult­ ures ut 2 p m. on Dec. 10 and H . Tickets arc- p rh rd al $11. $14 an d $ 1 6 a n d can be purchased at nil urea lickcl outlets or al Ihe C a rr Performing Aris Centre Box Office, from IO a m to 6 p in Monday through Friday. D E A R J.S .t Great Idea. Bui when you recycle one ol those gills. I n* absolutely sure the card has been removed. (Problems? Will# lo Dsar Abby. For a personal, unpublished rsply, sand a sail addressed, stamped anvelopa lo Otar Abby, P.0. Box 69440. Los Angelas, Calll. 90069. All correspondence Is confidential.) Irj Floyd Theatres IH I TOM CRUISE COCKTAIL I4S S 4I pdljl’- * " 'ERNEST S A v IS — CHRISTM AS AND i i p s i t. 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F lu d y undu ma FNtMWat Nama al O J Company and Rwl I WWdd W ragitNr ta d nama atm flw Clark al Mw Clrcalt Court. SarnmaW County. FWrida M NOTICE UWO«R FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT M A T CONCERNNUaa a han dy gtsan m u da tu p u a la n dttignaWi to a n purtuani la tha "Fictltw a t Hama SlafeW . tar twn 411 Ft M ma FWnda SlatuWt. a d ragH Wr aim ma CWrb al ma Ctrout Caurl. In and Wr SamlnUa Camay FWnda. span raraipl al prou U Na pwtokUwn U Mat nmay my fenny mg I k M am OuUitf F a brkU an and SippN mdyr nfeth fefe lu p u U a n a al WM Langy to A FWrida BMP Tha cu p u U n anWrprWa W at Wlginlm F m tprudW rv Int O A T ID al Laaaaaad. Samihala County. FW rida Pubrnn War II. M Oar 1 II -« OE a Ml Aquino scoffs at new coup rumors U r H v R P r a t t Inlpm allpnal MANILA. I'hllipplnr* - l*rmi ilrni Cnraion Aquino bni*2srtt ■alilr Mnnilay (rrah rumura itf u ro u p a llrm p l Rml H lil thr tiundrnlh o( Mip|iurlr(* oJ u u tln l ru lrr Frrdlnuiid Mdiroa wlio ntdMrd in Ihr capn.il o w thr wrrlcriid w rrr Jual out In "nialtr n o lh r d .” Col Orlando Osalm arrurliy coininandtr In nirirn|>ulllan Manila cwdrrrd ihr rrmuv.il ol military rhrckpointh art up on apprudctirh In Ihr rlly S.iiurdav nl|(hl a* runinm ol a nn lhrr mottos aprrnd 1 h r rumor* w rrr furlrd hy rrfmrlb ihai 21 bnwn Irrrin j h u n d ir d a ol r l T l I U n Mate on a up |N »rtrr« into I h r ca p ita l n iiorlly lw1of r m ld n lK h l S a l o n la y S o m r o l I h r a u p p n rlrr b d t n lr lb u t r d Ir a llr in in r r p n r t r r * urR lnR Ih r m l'tlR ry I n o v r r l h n m ' h r A q u in o l(c iv rr n m rn l a n d i> (Trrln^ u p lo J m illio n |warw | B I5 0 ( K » | for Ih r r i t p iu r r of a rn lo r ip -n r r d U S rv rra l M a nm a u p p o r lr r h w r r r d rta ln rd lo r cp ira ilnninit T h e y w r r r r r lr a a r d a llr r ih r M a irtin K iin ip h r ld a n o v rrn lR h l s lull di a n u b iiib d ii park T h a i wan not a r o u p al i r n i p t .'' A q u in o to ld ir|H*rtrm M onday T h r y w r r r |u«i m ak liiR m i lv n and I h r y st . m i n i to la nolle r d . hut lh .it n a ll I h r y w r r r a h lr lo do " Aquino, who liaa c tunhrd Rvi ro up atlrmpta alnrr ahr InoI pnw rr In a c ivilian lutrkrd mill lary rrvnlt in F rb IBN6. bald tin r j p r t la her polllkal rn rm lra Ic k r r p c n trying lo untrat hrr ‘ H oi I think I h r y bhould rra llrr now I ha I Ih r proplr arr agaliihl ih r in and will not aup |N>« Ih rm In bomrthlng llkr Ihth.- Aquino itald Aquino halcl nhr allrndrd Iwo dinner partlr* Saturday night and llu t brrunty forraw did not inlorm her ahuui ilv maasing hy Ih r Marco* loyallbla brrauar "appairtilly Ihrrr waa on ratibr lor alarm “ OCR II «= L. A JNu -2 C A U .ro u .n u r M BI Japanese grumble about U.S. security umbrella TO K YO — Am ericana who frrl burdened providing military arcuiily for afTluent Japan may find It odd that Ih r Japanm r complain about shoddy U S . protection. Japan l» concerned that th r quality of th r U .S military, llk r the quality of U .S. consumer goods. Is slipping Its main frar Is that ih r 6 0 .0 0 0 U.S. troops sent to Japan lo defend the region will become a ihrr.it lo public safely because of Ih rlr carelessness "The watchdog has become a mad dog.*’ s a id Minister of T r a n s p o r t a t i o n Shl ntaro Ishlhara after th is string of recent U.S. m ilita ry mishaps: • A U. S. Ma r i n e Cor ps helicopter crashed less than a mile from a nuclear power plant In June. • A U.S Navy destroyer fired practice shells w ithin 300 yards of a Japanese (xatrol boat In a busy channel near the mouth of Tokyo liay on Nov. 9. • Stray bullets from a U.S military facility hit a Japanese residential urea In October. Ten years ago Japan may have quietly accepted these In­ cidents as pan of the cost of U S military protection. But the Ja p ­ anese havr changed Their In­ creased economic power has given Ihrm th r confidence lo stand up to the United Stales "Japan lias come a long way In the last decade." said the retiring U .S. Am bassador lo Japan Mike Mansfield. "Th e y no longer stand In the corner and bow their heads and remain silent." A n d they are no longer willing to tolerate U S military blundrrs on their territory. "E a c h Incident could have caused Ihr loss of civilian life.” said an editorial In th r Malnlcht Shlm hun. a major Independent newsfapei "Don't they have any respect for human life?" T h r Japanese m rd lu have suggested various reasons for the U.S. military mishaps, in­ cluding poor discipline, low inIrlllg rn c r among servicemen, a d e c lin in g econom ic base ol support and "tack of moral concepts." Japan's angry reaction Is pari of u growing desire lo lx- more Independent from Ih r Unllrd Stales Pope John Paul II appeals for an end to Palestinian plight linltsd Brass International VATICAN C I T Y - l*o|>r Jo h n I’aul II appealed to the Israelis. I’ulrsilnlans an d International bodies Sunday for a quirk end lo ihr sufferings of Palestinians living In the Israeli-occupied trrniorleR. Appealing sh ortly before the first anniversary of ihr Palesti­ nian uprising against Israeli rontrol. the pope pruyrd "that the Israeli and Palestinian pet, pies, each loya lly accepting Ih r other and their legitimate aspira­ tions. may find u solution thut permits them to live, each In their own hom eland. In liberty. A dignity and security.'* While Ihr Vullcan has never openly repressed Its views on u solution of th r Israrll-I'alesllnlan problem. Ihr pope has supitorlrd I he ca ll fo r a P a le s tin ia n "homeland" In meetings with Arab leaders. Including Palestine Liberation Organization leader Yasser Arafat. Vatican sources said. Th e pope's prayers marked the first S u n d a y of A d v rn l, during which Christians prr|>arr lo celebrate the birth of Christ at Christinas lie inudr Ills upprul lielorr 20.000 pilgrims and lourlsls ut his noon Angelas prayer service In a sundrenched St. Peter's Squarr. The service was broad­ cast around the world hy Vati­ can radio. "Heglnnlng our spiritual pre­ paration for lloly Christmas, wr cannot avoid turning our eyes lo the land where Jesus was born," the pope said. "It Is Ih r Holy Lund. Hut It Is also a land of se v rrr sufferings und opposing positions Hull for decades huvr been the thrulrr und motive of profound conflicts, which In Ihr past year have been charac­ te r is e d by n ew a n d often particularly painful new forms " TWO LETTERS 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. S a n fo rd H e ra ld 000 N. Fronch Ave., Sanford 322*2611 �». • PNN Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Monday. November 28. 1088 — Legal Notices I N T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T I I O H T I f N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R tI M I N O L R C O U N TY . FLO R ID A . 1 C a l l NO : la ta rt c a i* p IN RE TH E M A T T E R O F THE A D O P flO N O F TH E rER SG *l ANH j ' A M INOR { D A V ID P A TR IC K H I \. [ 'J O Legal Notices 21— Lost 4 Found E L E C T IO N P R O C LA M A TIO N U n d e r and b y v lr lv e Al ewNorlly In me vetted at Na Mayer at Ne City et Senterd. F le r ld e . I h e r e b y c e ll a Municipal Election te be bald Nraud**dut N e City el Laniard Tier Ida* Cn I ha tin day et Oacamtm I tee. ter election cl A Mayer and Ida City Commit P IT B U L L '' V o ry Irlo n d iT W hile w ith b ro w n spelt Clipped to rt A loll I yr* old Loti FFov T i ll in Poole A/eo. SenNrd R E W A R Q I » t >*A* PUPPY POUNO Whitt with brown A bloc* s p e ll F e m a le B esslbls Hound Found near I t N A Elm. 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TOR TH E E L D E R L Y Horn# H# 4 Iftl A m|4 I I f n I dO IFFAA4I f l — Apartments/ House to Share WINTER SPRINGS AREA Professional fam ak would lit* ta th v * 1 bdrm 1 bath api with same U I 0 m e plus i ufiiuws CeiiadSSSR* W ORKING PERSON k srsva 1 bdrm conda with ensvmfks lad a t U> JQA4 »3— Room s for Rent DOWNTOWN SANFO R D Al HOC Tie# 14*gw room Pfi*4'f #ntr *iH# Off Ifrool pA'Btrq) C4»i U H M 7 le ie fe n iM x n C X C E L L C N T LO C ATIO N K.Uhrn A lAurnf* pF<« IfQ n IJI 04Hor T MP4 m 1001 V7— Apartments Furnished / Rent A T T R A C T I V E I b d rm downtown t l '0 wk includes utilities __________ X I S W E F F IC IE N C Y Attractive A ciaan util met lighted oil she*'p*"l mg ID P i t 4 4pm FOR QUIET. SINGLE STORY, ENERGY EFFICIENT FURNISHED STUDIO CAUTOOAY SANFORD COURT ARTS 323 3301 SANFORD T a 1 bdrm awls SMS m a t ip and U S ! dap M.l*.em *si»gu'i*d OT D*1 SANTORO AREA 1 bdrm . carpakd utilities t i l t a t plus sac Ml WOw OT 110* SANFORD Ideal tor 1 adult I room attic fancy with priva k ba*h ltd wk plus tiOO tec . me ludes utilities X t it H * SANFORD I bdim cottage Complete privacy S*t wt plus 1ND sac ut l , OT im SANFORD Lovely 1 I Central H A. in aatallant local.on t'OO pe* weak plus U M w cu fity 11)714* HAIR STYLIST PocStt 'h r profit at you' work* Vary rrasmabk rant in good location al Sanlvd 111 AO AYI Cell IT I Star an, lima ’ HOME HEALTH AIDE All shifts availabk Eacaiknl pay Hem* health ato* c v fili cetapo'd Calf f v dal*.is M E D IC A L PERSONNEL POOL ra* 11*4 H O ST/H O STESS ivanings Apply in parson Tuas S a l. 1 SPM Oattana Inn. Da 1Iona Blvd , E a ltl 4*iPsltano IM M E D IA T E J O I ll San I v d Altamonta Springs area Vail Tam pvary SarvHa* *t* t i n ‘Save time end money when you use this Directory Additions & Rem odeling B E. LINK CONST. Remodeling 407 322 7029 r . mincing L la le ln rCHCOODafl CUSTO M H OM ES BY BILL STRIP? 695 7418 licenser RR00)IM* P R O F E S S IO N A L JO B SEARCH ‘ 2 5 , 0 0 0 - * 7 5 ,0 0 0 E lt C U t lY d A ■ M ilit a r y • M a r k e tin g • R e c a n t G r a d u a l* * N e w to th a A i « a • E n g in e e r Ar# you t*’#d 0* ’wad-on Horn pftlpffcTre# If J AJl •I*' Tfpi'41 •Billed eflAultjka I ' M Sr i tMIBTCBt * L*t Csf**1 V * * s h * 9 U w % vow **nd N M l io t £tQ«««4*0*41 »!•»! •'« a m Th* Saatard H vato CUtsiSrad Dapvlmawl M N French Ar* . .F t TTFFI DC T A ILC R . LO T M EC H A N IC A P P LY IN PE RSON COOKS Needed t v Wallla Housa Na tap naerssary Panel t* In dud* Vacalien. Insurance A Child Car* A 1111lanea kppi, AAM )P M 41a0 W*H SR to Sanlvd EOE M F H V Full »m a Saks Canw ltV w a n la d ta r C t a i s t t i a d Advartis ng Dapl M u ll t* a n ih u s ia illc and a team p t* ,v with good typing A Ip*.I.ng Wilts T***m*fsating scat taper *n<* pr*r*rr*d Solar, plus cammitstan, paid w a tia n lb*n*f i* AppUca'kns v c*ps#d at LOT PERSON E v n ig> ta SIT hr Ne asp neceksv, Hiring today tar local a'** Full p v t time CeiiAA M k lP M S U M * MS' G O VE R N M EN T JOAS St* Oto to tW JH par ,r Now hiring Cell 1 aossaiaooo l i t R atrt Fee cwrartt tadvat tost _____ The Santvd H v a 'd hai an Immed'et* opening tor an independent newspaper c v r t v agan* >n Sammek County H IG H E A R N IN G S P O T E N T IA L Build yeut own business' Hours ar* a.an.ng del.vary ttouda, thru F n d a , and AM dai.rary an Sunday Car fa r must have dependable mo*v vehic'a and b* bandabi* Applicants shou'd app'r •« CALI 377 7611 NEEDED IMMEDIATELY! e A Nan C v ra r a A Nan Bag nnmg Call F i l m I N *00 w IONS* leotard Newspaper Carrier Agent GROW WITH US? BAHAMA TOC S FEDERAL COrnOBS * * * * * * * * * * WOULD YOU LIKE TO A P P LY IN PE RSON Mflft i x y r H z ! 3B*M «F*M MARS FR E N C H A V E SANFORD FL No FNone Cell*. P k e w » Eapviencad reo*vs and help vs Cell i l l U l l Sanford Htrald 300 N. FrETicJi Awnut Santard ftondi 37/71 I AFTER SCHOOL! » Sanford Herald EARN AAatur* lady u . a i p v t * m* tar I II F yr e*da Wouldptftor iwmaana N at ta g s da w Naval F v m v a d v ia .it Coll O T fAM S l u e massage AR colfg wlR be returned BABYSITTER NtlOCO* Tha Sanlvd Marak MAN FranchAv* Saetard Ftartoa t KCOUNT/BOOBRIEPU Start relief and p n ,e k du*, needed All th.ttt ara*>abk E ■(e*knI pay w in thru and wootond d'*k>entiei M E D IC A L P E R S O IM E L POOL F M ITRS Temporary pot.!>on W m u , ttau Friday *PM III IPPM Sa'Vday AAM 111 SPM Mut< h*v« da«a entry tip v w n c * Apply in par sv* DELIVERT DRIVER DRIVERS F u ll charge N ru P A L Campukr trp vw n ca ne.es tary P a rllilN Call Tun AM SAN AD O TO YO UR INCOME S E LL AVON NOWttl 111 *AM RY T il « U t {DATA ENTRY POSITION DEALERS NEEDED SALES ASSaiATE NEEOED IMMEDIATELY! SANFORD HERALD CIRCULATION DEPT H igh Incam* w*N product N at w ilt Hwll Eiiabnmad com pany F lt t lb k h o u ri QpppF FiiFiirol Call If* IPS 71— H tlp W a n ttd NEED A JOB? Cell Dittoes Today' O L S TE N S E R V IC E S I4RAFTT___________ OPENING N IID E D IM M ID IA T E L Y I 71— H * lp W a n t» d CARPERTERS/MElfERS IN THE C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT . IN A N D F O R S EM INO LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A . CASE N U M R ER M S iTA C A R O P W ILLIAM F A N O ER S end IE AN I ANO F RS. husband .tn d a ik and B ILL M COOPER *md L IL A P COOPER Pla mulls. VS NICK R B U T T I T T A CHARLES SM ITH d b a WHOLESALE A P P L IA N C E . W ILLIAM WACK III. E S O U IR E .R C H AN S EN and C H F D IC O M O R T G A G E CORPORATION Dvkndar.lt AM ENDED NO TICE OF A C TIO N TO CHARLES S M ITH YOU ARE N O T IF IE D N a l an action k kracloto a Mortgage on itw taHewing described pro p a rly leCAlad In te m ln e le County. F Iv id a hat bean llkd again** you Lai il and Iha East «* al lor IR I' - > C. A L L E N D A L E . AC rordwg to Na Plot Nareol ai retarded In Plat Book t Page I. Public Hecordi al Seminole Count,. Ftv.d e You are requited lo larva a copy ** your * r tlk n deter.Ml II an,. So Na action on Patiliorrrr * ............. w ho ia nom a and a d d , a n is E V E L Y N W C LO N IN G E R , Cleninfer and Flies, Poll Office Bov ITF. O ,a d o F Ivid a IltAS. on v before December IF. ISM. and Ilia Na v ifin a l * I N the C krk ot N n Court either before service on PebiKner t a llv n a y , of im madiakly N araatkr. other* . m a Judgement will be entered k Iha filia l demanded In Iha Complaint To F v ado* ore a Mortgage WITNESS my hand and No keel el N il Court on N a I I N day el November. IFM (COURT SE A L) D A V ID N B E R R IE N As Ckrk a! sad Court By CeceliaV Ekorn A t Deputy Clark Publilh Nor II. TR. Dec S II. irsa DEK 1st 71— H e lp W an te d Futilw vk Good dr.r-ng ra e v d raquirad Appi, in parian M -d F tarida P vn ) <|l w AAdtoio Aye . Langwaad. F l O f SR C LE R K • FuM v part lim a Will tra-n Apply m i n r u n Tues thru Fr* J SPM Dolton* Inn DaHere Bird [ ail I ra* Ito ' v r E n a I* SH hr Must an,a, w vktng auldavs Full P v t Time H IR IN G T0 O A Y I Ca'i AAM IaSPM l i t *00 1111 FR EE 0 IF T S A C A TA LO G UP TO IS M DISCOUNT* H e r , F v K M att O T Mel 71 — H t lp W lfttM l O p p o rt u n ity Building C o n tra c to iT CU1TOM HOM ES ON YOUR LO TI ffltrav Attain1A^MMsoni lt«v« KnAA*tl u*% Comm Carpentry C A R P E N T R Y , hom* repairs ceramic til* painting do vs Call Richard Grass 111 H 71 Ou» fOW Construction Maintenance Sw<*sJ |P»M tO «N lO N pF«»B»‘» S*a fru(tr4l»ur>t * *rt |>t M X O L M t l EO 9^ P 0 4 '«I0 " yo u bb« fM »#» todBv I (OtrypSt^'wS .O t m«r«*< c«|io» %*« 3 >9%u^s »0» •RUT ROM a B UT FIT 7 •RDttllS RIW TIAISJOAfltAM U N I TTU PIT CAM EN MARKETING SERVICES INC. REPORT 4 a m E l t I . Tnd Slraal. la n ia rd 3 3 1 -T S R O (4 0 7 ) # 7 5 * 3 4 4 4 1000 Lai* lack# Dr. Vu.lv *0! 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Shell Bush hog Bov bied-ng and <_ 0 isci2 J I ^ » _ 0Y 1T T ^ ) I 1 Lawn Service C LE A N out shTHTbadsA around •teas C , press or pm* bark chips M l C0*4anytime* P a in t in g f a m c o p a in t in o R EE C S T .M V R S E XP 111SIM W A N TE O I Pressure Cleaning A Painting WE DO Storefront* Homes R V ta ndTructs ROGER A R E IF E N R A T H I O TE M I-ld A y tarukal Y O U B U Y A W E APPLYM You p u t th* quality at male fiai A know you re getting what ,ou pa, t v I W* apply ill Selislac lien guarantied I Fra* Eitim jla it ll y r t t i p )14 l ) 44av*ningk Rooting ROOF REPAIRS A irrool on tm#l| flat roof WomtIi qua run •«<J J)/ 1170 General Hauling TRASH 4 JUNK REMOVAL C LE A N UP WORK ITT M7Y Tree Service ECHOLS TR E E SERVICE f ftM t u f im A f t t ' Lo w P n c A lt FRANK Barnhart panlm g A pressure Ckan.ng IE ,rs avp' U l 11*1 Ltc Im StcmpG?wS‘ng. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 28, 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 The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3823ff088948627f9ea511b013d0a2b6.pdf a5c8cb1bb041f59c75aa8fd3d7da0b1c PDF Text Text Sanford H e ra ld Hist ¥o.if No Sanford F lo ri d a R e p o rt b la s ts p ro g ra m WS DIGEST BRIEFS Judge ru les ag ain st p o lic ie s I .O N A M . i I K S i t f l k r din* II t\*n A I r . l r i a l |«..l|{r " nillttR •>* kr \ Illli.U R ta llH I. la w n U 4 « HUD report shows slow progress in Sanford program It.ill' d I n i | * i l f t ^ l o * j r •»»i|»•* a i "••• " I ill* n . i l u i n h m n s i i n i | » i t r . i n t t i r o " | •• m i l l i n ' I S Ib s tfiit l u d R r N i l p i l l li \Ltl" «il t m i I ( l i l t ' d . i v ' I i i i * k d m * II ill* I'* '• Mi • a i f .ll i 'A . i l i r i \* I ili.it .dim* aili n ' I " d « | » i l l » d it I I ii v n|w« . pi i* i n I d i iiiiiiiiiiiii'I I i " i a " alfllr iii-it \* it Ii i In I m u s u m I i U r.d i m i •»u!.nii/.di*iii I In l u l m n " l e | » » l .l r d I n i lli I I " .lltrlllp lrd .!• |mi I n *i *•! • i|*lil |* tli *11111.111 III I M I I R ia llt' III .ils ii d ’ . l . i n d illli n i K l l i m i n l i a l all i i i i r n . 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" nl tiff .Hill l»\ .t ff»ll\l*l!’H I* loll .10(1u * .f llll 4! .1 i h .in K a Ini*•«••tin i *(* •f•i » *iini* I I. h i i« m x.i..t I c S rc ( a p tu rr. !N A �1A — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Friday, December 23, 1068 N EW S FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E FLORIDA BRIEFS Indian remains found on island United Press International Court upholds deaths sentence T A L L A H A S S E F — The Florida Supreme Court Thursday upheld the death sentence given a Martel refugee who reneged on a plea bargain that would have prevented his execution for the murder of an H year-old boy. In a unanimous ruling, the justices said Dade County Circuit Judge Thomas Carney was under no obligation to let Eduardo Lopei change his guilty plea In the January 1983 murder of Luis Krlmar Perei-Vcga In a drug-related robbery attempt. Lopez Initially agreed to a plea bargain granting three consecutive 23-year sentences for murder, attempted murder and burglary In exchange i'or his testimony against two accomplices Hut later he tried to back out of the deal, saying he did not understand the agreement and feared retribution from his accomplices. Lower court records showed Lopez testified he did understand the nature of the deal and had been offered protection Absent any showing of "manifest Injustice.** Carney was under no obligation to let Lopez change his plea, the justices said "Lopez received what he bargained for. but refused to provide what the state bargained for." the opinion says. "Ills change of mind Is not a sufficient reason for hia refusal to uphold his pari of the agreement.'* According to court records. Ix>pez and his accomplices broke Into thr home ol Marta Luisa l*erez-Vega In hopes of stealing drugs they believed were kept there. T I m- mother reststrd and was shot In the head, but survived and heard Lopez attoot her son. Lopez told authorities he spent 22 months In a Cuban work tamp for rubbery and would have served a four-year jail term If he had not left the country In the 1980 Martel boat lilt In un unrelated case, the justices voted 6-1 to reject the state's bid to block a new sentencing hearing for Henry PerTy hired, sentenced to death for the 1975 stabbing murder of used car salesman Howard Poteet. A trial Judge ordered a new hearing after Sired claimed he did not receive a proper psychiatric evaluation during his Initial trial. Court records say Sired stabbed Potcet 55 times during a robbery attempt in Orange County. Inmates say excessive force used TA LLA H A S S E E — Seven Leon County Jail Inmates said they were beaten and verbally abused by members of a Sheriffs Department S W A T team called to quiet disruptive inmates Feb 22. a newspaper reported Thursday. Tire seven, who had refused jail guards' orders to stop plavlng cards In a day room and return to their cells, told the Tallahassee Democrat they were beaten with nlghtstlcka and fists and forced to kiss the floor. They said S W A T team members told them. "You need an attitude adjustment.’* and "I'm your worst nightmare — a redneck cracker with a badge '* I.e o n County Sheriff Eddie Hoone denied hts deputies used excessive force, saying a firm hand was needed to quell a spate of disruptions. Including the flooding of the cell block by an Inmate who stopped up a toilet. Hoone added that the Democrat was publishing an account of the Inmate's accusations to punish hts department for the June anest of Democrat reporter Karen Olson, who still fares charges of attempting to smuggle out (tapers given to her by an Inmate. Guatemalans ask for shelter W EST PALM REACH — In the tradition of Joseph and a pregnant M.irv searching for shelter, several hundred Guatemalans werr expected to ask the Diocese of Palm Beach for shelter Thursday night. diocese officials said. “ They go door to door In a procession through the streets and they knock at the door asking for shelter,** Father Frank O'Loughlln said. O'Loughlln said the Guatemalans, mostly migrant farm wurkrrs In nearhy Indiantown. Immokalre and Lake Worth, will go door to door around the cathedral before Bishop Vote Dally will let them in "He will open up and let them In He will take a stand." O'Loughlln said 'The essence Is we want people to reflect the situation In light of Christinas .** O'Loughlln said (he "posada." as the procession for lodging Ivforr Christmas is called In Central American countries, was to begin about 7 30 p m. T h r procession simulates a Christmas tradition In which Joseph and Mary. In Bethlehem to pay taxes, were turned away from an Inn and sought shelter In a manger, hr said O'Loughlln said thr posada also will demonstrate the Guatemalans' plight In thr United Stales, many of whom want to return to their country, but are forced to slay here until conditions improvr there "They're not begging for ulms." he said. "The y Just want to make their contribution and take care of their people." From United Pratt International report! LOTTERY The daily number Thursday In the Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 710 Straight pia, tnumbpry Is •••cl ordrrl t>M an SC cant bat SMC on 11 Baa ) (numbac* IA any ordorl too (or a ttcontbat llaS pnft Boa » I I ' an , o»dor I MO on a 1C con* bat tOO on 11 Straight boa I U K tn ordkr (boon MO In ony o»dor on |t bat Slra-ghlboaf IJOO In ordor S a a fi. |l(0 ilptc**d m co-nbuwoonenli bo* Hitler yacht may be home for the fishes U n it* ! Proas International MIAMI BEACH - An 89foot yacht custom-built for Adolph Hitler 50 years ago may be turned into ar offshore habitat for llth to mark the anniversary of the Voyage of the Damned, officials said Thursday. J . J . Nelson, owner ?( the Gotwtnd. said the yacht has been "nothing but a pain" for him since he acquired It about seven years ago H r said Miami Beach vice mayor Abe Krsnxk would like to conduct a ceremony, tn which the Third Reich relic would be sent to the bottom of the ocean tn a symbolic gesture. "We're going to do whatever Rranlck wants to do with this thing." said Nelson, owner of A-1 M a r in e a n d C o m m e r c i a l Wrecking In Jacksonville. "It looks like we're finally reaching the end of this Hitler boat business once and for all ** The Ostwtnd was regarded as one of the best sailing vessels In the world before it was captured, sunk, raised, burned, gouged, abandoned and covered with graffiti. Even though the trip from Miami to Jacksonville would cost about 615.000. Nelson Is not concerned because all hr wants to do Is get rid of It. "We want to barge It off of Miami Beach and apparently thr Je w ish c o m m u n ity w ill be happy to take It and watch It bum and sink." Nelson said *‘l United Press International T A L L A H A S S E E - House Speakrr Tom Gustafson said Thursday he will press for a LO CAL FO R EC A S T today...partly cloudy with u high near 80 Winds northrusl at 5-7 mph. Tonight...partly cloudy. A low Irm prraturr of GO with light winds. Chances of rain are 20 percent. Saturday...partly cloudy with a high of 90. Northeast winds and a 20 perm it chance of rain United Prats Intsrnstlonsl T A L L A H A S S E E - House Speaker Tom Gustafson an­ nounced long awaited com­ mittee assignments Thursday, placing Democrats in most key positions but awarding an unusual drgrrr of Influence to Republicans The Democratic House ma­ jority usually reserves plum assignments for Its own. but Sacond C latt Potlagy Paid al Sanlord. Florida nr;i P O S T M A S T E R Sand ad d rrtt cXanga* to T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . P .O Baa i u r . Sanford. F L I U M . Homy Daliyory 1 Month* SU ISt i Month*, t i t Of; Yoar. SSI M In Slot# M all 1 Month* U U i i ( Month*. SI/.to. Vaar. MO M. Ou* or Slaty Mail Throo Month, SI I M i a Month* sag S*t Yyar S tl M Phony im ii nt ran "These people were In the and as the political boundaries changed, they prob­ ably got bounced around.'* Cockrell said. "One reason they don't have much Is the people to the north and the proplr to thr south came and took It away from them.'* h in te r la n d s He said the remains Include those of adults, teenagers and Infants, all burled In fetal posi­ tions. He said they appeared to have belonged to a ‘‘buffer society" that was weaker than societies that setilrd to the south and In the Tampa Bay area because no evidence has been found near the remains of thr ceremonial (lottery that morr Cockrell estimated the re­ mains at anywhere between 400 and 2.600 years old. B u tte rw o rth rules on c a r a d v e rtis in g to send out a copy of the opinion to all new and used TA LLA H A S S E E - Many of c a r d e a le rs h ip s In t h r the charges tacked on the to Prnsacola area '* the price of a new car In One spokesman In B utFlorida have to be rollrd Into the advertised purchase price trrworth'a office did not know and may not be hidden under of any plans for a general a bl ket of "preparation mailing of Ihe opinion charges." according lo an "Out request for an opinion opinion by stale Attorney Is not aimed at a particular General Bob flullerworth dealer, but at a couple that In an advisory opinion re­ have been having advertising quested by f'rnsarola Stale trouble." said Allred "Th is Attorney Curtis A Golden. helps define what has to be B utte rw o rth has outlined Included In thr purchase some of the Items that have lo price " be Included In Ihr advertised Butterworth » opinion also purchase price and which can says th r price of a ca r. be left separate Relying on ihe Florida De­ w h e t h e r p a in te d o n a ceptive and Unfair Trade windshield or listed as thr Piactlres Act. the opinion stlrkrr price, constitutes an states "th r advertised price advertisement that Includes m ust Include all fees or the total price except for local charges which the customer charges sut h as lairs, lags must pay for the vehicle. The title etc only exceptions recognized In The opinion al*o tightens the rule are fi»r stale and local rules on what paperwork taxes, lags, registration and charges must lie rollrd Into title fees unless otherwise re­ the advertised purrhase prtcr quired by local law or sian and which can tv listrd sepa­ dard or when two or more rately dealers advertise jointly ** "I don't know whether a "A fee or charge impnard by copy of (his Is being sent lo all a motor vehicle dealer for 20 circuits or not.'' said Jerry handling thr pa|>rrwotk Is not Allred, assistant Isi circuit a registration fee Such a fee. stale attorney "B ui I have therefore, must be Included In already dictated a cover letter the advrrtlsrd price." United Press International Gustafson gave Republicans 16 s u b c o m m i t t e e c h a irm a n s h ip s and nine c o m m i t t e e v i c e chairmanships He also increased GOP rep­ resentation on the Appropria­ tions Committee from six to I I . with 27 Democrats serving on the panel. He expanded Ihc size of the powerful Rules Committer from 20 to 33. Including nine Republicans. Gustafson said In a news conference that hr will support a push by Hep Hon Stlvrr. DNorth Miami Beach, lo delay delivery of guns long enough for police lo run background checks on purchasers Current state law permits counties to Impose walling period* of up lo thrre days on gun purchases Sllvrr Is leading a petition drive lo amend thr stale con stit ittIon tn provide for a seven day "cooling oft* (tertod Hr says the delay would lei stale officials ensure only law abiding citizens buy guns, and would give proplr who buy guns In Ihr heat ol anger lime to calm down Gustafson said It would tv reasonable tn provide for u waiting (vrtod. hut hr had little patience w ith philosophical arguments about thr rtghl to hear arms " T h r only Issue Is thr practical Issue how long (kvs It takr p ru d e n t law enforcern en t (vrsonnrl to (to Ihr appropriate (background! checks. ' hr said "It should not he the type of healed political Issue It has brrnme ’ Gov Boh Martlrvz Is seeking legislative approval lo require applicants for stair (oh* to u n ­ dergo testing for Illicit drugs anil alcohol, and lo forre tests for current state employers who transfer to other slate positions, fall under "reasonable suspi­ cion" of snltstancr abuse, or hold join calling for heightened public trust Gustafson said a drug trstlng policy might Iv a good Idea, but the Issue never arose during the recent House Issues conference and hr dors not feel House members consider Ihr maltrr a priority. FLORIDA TEM PS M IAM I IU P II - F k r .do I I hour tymporo tuaot and raintall f 11 f m E D I toddy Ml l M I l M CNy rt> n 000 OpaitcMctia Tt «t 000 C rn ltln ft SI •1 Da*tony Boats 000 n Fori loudardaio n 41 M O Fart M r*'* so 11 O M Oalnatrllla Jockton.ili# f t 41 • 00 to 4> • M Kay *0,1 to IS 000 Lav aland •1 a »r Miami it 11 • 00 Orlando n 64 000 Pamocola Sara tola Biadanlon •i IS 000 ft 41 000 TaMaha»»aa so M 000 Tampa i t 41 000 Varu Baa<S nI 41 tr Wutl Palm Boats N ATIO N AL TKM Pt EXTEN D ED ' O U TLO O K A 5AYURDAY C lo u d y 6 2 -4 0 F R ID A Y C le a r 71*52 V O full Dao 23 A SUNDAY P t y C l d y 66*52 MONDAY t u n n y 64*46 TID ES MOON PHASES / ^ L A » T l B O io l Vol 81. No H* Fla u n i . waiting period on gun purchases hut was noncommittal when asked If h r supported a proposed drug testing policy for stair workers Speaker Gustafson boosts GOP influence in House F IR S T J D e c 16 Friday. December 23. 1968 Inc , MO N f rynch A«t . Sanlcrd advanced and wrzlthy societies used In burying 'heir dead Gustafson favors waiting period u i :m i Publithrd Daily and Sunday, tacopt Saturday by Tho Sat-lord Harp Id. wish it good riddance myself." The sinking of the teak wood boat, which Nelson said has been stripped by the curious and Is now virtually a skeleton, would coincide with the 50th anniversary of thr 1939 voyage of the ship St. lamia. which left Hamburg. Germany with 900 lews aboard at the beginning of World War II. The United States and Cuba refused them entry and the boat eventually returned to Europe and authorities believe up to 700 of them were killed by the Nazis "We want to apply that same solution to the Ostwtnd that Hitler was trying to apply to the Jews." said Resnlck. an escapee from a concentration camp at Kovno "Of course, this Is an object — It's symbolic — It's not like we’re doing It to people " Resnlck said he planned to hold the ceremony In May or June. Nelson said the boat was abandoned on his property He tried to sell It about two weeks ago. but there was no Interest A Nazi group In Chicago has contacted Nelson about acquir­ ing the total for a shrine, but he said he Is more Interested tn the plan under consideration by Resnlck. who wants to send a second boat filled with Nobel ITtzr winners. Cuban refugees and survivors of the Holocaust and the ship Si Louis to witness the Ost wind's destruction. discovery Is significant because It is a cemetery In an area where Indian cemeteries are thought to be rare. TH E W EATHER S a n fo rd llc n tld iu s p s VENICE — Skeletal remains being recovered from an ancient Indian cemetery on a secluded lot on Manasota Key may help fill large gaps of knowledge about how native Americans lived In Florida. Remains of two people were discovered last week as the lot was being cleared for construc­ tion of a house, and once It was determined the bones were from Indians and not ertme victims, state officials called In Sonny Cockrell, director and chief archaeologist of the nearby Warm Mlnrral Springs Archaeo logical Research Project Cockrell said as layers of soil were carefully cleared away. It was discovered the site was that of a cemetery containing the remains of more than 20 Indi­ ans. Under Florida law. the archae­ ological dig takes precedence of construction and archaeological work at the site Is expected to continue for another two weeks. Cockrell said Wednesday the new Dac 30 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves urr 2 feel with u slight chop Current Is lo Ihr south with a water temperature of 64 degrees New Sm yrna Beach: Waves are It* lo 2 feel and semichoppy. Current Is lo the north, with a water temperature of 65 degrees Sun screen factor: 17. TU ES D A Y P ty C ld y 6 2 -6 2 S T A T IS T IC S The high Irruprrature In San­ ford Monday was 70 degrees and Ihe overnight low was 53 as reported hy thr University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall during Ihr 24-hour period ending at 8 a m Tuesday totalled 0 12 Inch The temperature al 8 a in. toduy was 65 degrees und Tuesday's overnight low was 57. BOATINO as recorded by Ih r National Weather Service at Ihe Orlando Si. Augustine lo Jupller Inin • Inlrrnallonnl Airport. Today...wind east 10 lo 15 kts. Other data: Seas near J ft. Bay and Inland C Th u rs d a y 's high.................79 waters smooth lo a light chop. □ Barom etric pressure..30.23 Widely scattered showers. □ Relative h u m id ity.....93 pet Tonight...wind southeast 10 lo □ W lnde....... Northeast. 7 mph 15 kls. Seas 2 lo 3 ft. Bay and □ R a in fa ll...... .................... None Inland waters a light chop □ T o d a y 'e aunaet...... 4:16 p.m. □ To m o rro w 'a eunrlae..... 7:11 ..S A T U R D A Y : SO LUNAR T A B L E : Min. 4 50 a.m . 5:20 p m.: MaJ. l l : I O n m . 1130 p m T ID E S : Daytona Beach: highs. 7 49 a m . 8.03 p m . low v I 10 a.m.. 2 03 p in.. New S m yrn a Beach: highs. 7:55 a.m.. 8:08 p.m.: lows. 1:15 a.m . 2 0 8 p.m.: Sebastian Inlet: highs. 7 43 a in.. 7 40 p m.; lows. 1:22 a m . City A F t c x a il Aibwguargua pc Anchor opr c Ath*uiift«r Atlanta tn Baltimera f Billing* tn BirminQKdm f Bitmorck pc Bothm cr Brpontrilta pc Bull ala r Burlington VI r Char lotion S C ( , Chariot** r Chicago r Cifylss«fi r Clorolondr CofumtviOfitor Dana* pc Don,or pc 0o« Mo*nut pc Dalroil pc OwfuRi cy El Pave pc E , On*,til* pc I Or go m Md/ffoFtf f Honolulu in lloutloncy Ir-d'OnopoH* pc J K k io s M itt cy Kan**, Cl type urn* Hock pc Lo* Ang*l*, p< l out*,in* c . M M p W f pc Mlloaukoopc Minnaapoll* or Nathvillo cy Haw Or loon* cy N**r Vorkr Oklahoma City pc Omaha cy Orlando pc Philod»iphi« cy Phoanl* pc Pm tburghth Portland Ora Ih HI La Pep AS 11 11 04 41 41 44 14 M si u 01 n 01 11 It M n a* u 11 n 10 14 44 11 IS 40 44 1» IT 41 It 41 » 44 11 14 n 41 u If u ;» M n 01 11 n n U u V 44 M 40 V X) 11 n n at 14 10 44 i* 41 V i* 44 «i M 44 14 If 44 4) Al as 01 u H 41 M V *1 41 M >i <i 14 02 01 01 n ii 4f XJ 11 11 If 14 it 14 0) u �Sanford Herald. Sanford POLICE BRIEFS W om an charged w ith selling cocaine A L TA M O N T F SPRINGS — A woman accused of selling §100 worth of crack cocaine, with a promlac of more, to an undercover City County Investigative Bureau agent is charged with sate ami delivery of cocaine and criminal conspiracy. Mary Patricia Slater. 25. of 102 Del wood Drive. Long wood, is accused of making the cocaine sale about 8:10 p m . Wednesday outside the Wuyman Franklin Residence on County Road 427 between North and Marker Streets, rural Altamonte Springs. She was arrested Thursday at the Seminole County jail. Bond Is $2,000. V ictim chases burglar SANFORD — Seott Smith and George Brown chased a man own a down u SanPird Sanfird alley after seeing Hi the suspect steal Smith’s iford pol wallet from his parked car. Sanford police saw the suspect running, joined the chase and raptured him Thomas Clifford Peer. 24. of 401 W Seminole Blvd. *22. Sanford, was charged with burglary to a vehkle and petty theft after his capture at 12 43 a m. today. Smith told police he saw the burglar and (bused him from hts car. which was parked at Reggie's 119 Magnolia Ave The suspect was caught hiding behind vertlral blinds on (he Oak Avenue side of Sun Bank on First Street Sm ith’s wallet was recovered from a jacket police said Peer threw away as he was chased from the alley between north Park Avenue and Oak Avenue Bond la $1,000 M an stops theft of tailgate from truck A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS - James Mills. 27. told Altamonte Springs police he stupprd a man from stealing the tailgate from hla truck parked at his house at 275 Cranes Roost Blvd *133. at about 8:20 p m Thursday. When police arrived, they said the suspect ran from them after being detained by Mitla. Timothy Lee Jones. 20. of DeLand. was recaptured In the area of Mills' house and la charged with si rung arm robbery and burglary to a vehicle. Mills told police when he confronted the suspect st hts truck the burglar took a shovel from the bed of the truck and swung it at him They scuffled as Mills detained the man before calling police, potter said. M an accused of battering wife SANFORD — Sanford police charged Therein M. Courtney. 18. of 316 Carnpelio St.. Altamonte Springs, with batteryspouae abuse after hla wife, Ellzablrlh Courtney, accused him of throwing a glasa at a wail and then choking her while at 109 Hidden Arbor Court. Sanford, at about 3 a m . Thursday. Bond ts $500. M an accused of shoving wife SANFORD — A man act uaed of hitting hta wife In the fair and pushing her (town steps at (heir house has been charged by Sanford police with battery spouse abuse Robrrt Wayne Bridges. 25, of 2653 Myrtle Ave . Sanford, was arrested al home at 8 40 p m Thursday. Bond Is $500 M an accused of attacking deputies A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS — Two Seminole County sheriffs deputies who arrested a disorderly man have accused him of punching and kicking them Thai brought a charges of bailer) on a policeman and resisting with violence against Theodore Bell. 59. of 125 Nashua Ave.. Altamonte Springs, who was already charged with disorderly conduct Hell was arrested following an arguement outside Ins house at about 7 43 p m Thursday Bond Is $ 1.000 Traffic accident victim Identified D ELA N D — Paul Richard McArthur. 21. of Sorrento, was today Identified by the Florida Highway Patrol as the man who was killed wltrn he lost control of hts pickup truck In a single car accident on Markham Woods Hoad, near U k r Mary, at 12 15a m Thursday Boat burlary suspect identified SANFORD — Sanford police report that an accused boat burglar who may have hit at least 20 boats docked in Sanford Tuesday and Wednesday, before being captured on a boat at the Sanford Marina at 3 a m Thursday, has been Identified John William Schneider. 20. of Little Falls. N.J. was booked Into jail as John Doe on Thursday He ts expected to face charges in connection with al least 20 boat burglaries In Sanford, and remains jailed Two killed In traffic accidents D ELA N D — The Florida Highway Palrol Is Investigating two traffic accident that look thr lives of two people In Seminole County overnight Details on either accident were not available early today, but Winter Springs police confirmed that a motorcycle rider was killed in an accident in that city at about 12:53 u.m. today. Poller Ll Jerry Justicr said there was not a police pursuit of the cycle before ll crashed: however, he said, just before the crash thr cycle waa about lo be slopped by police. A man died in that crash. Governor feeds homeless UnHwd P rw * intsroatlsnal M A D IS O N . W is. G ov. Tom m y Thornp*on ami his wife have In v ite d a M ilw auk ee welfare recipient and her four children lo celebrate Christmas with them at the governor's mansion, an aide lo the governor said Thursday. Jonathan Henkes, ihe gover­ nor’s press secretary, said the family was Invited after Sue Ann Thompson read a story about the family, which is currently living tn a shelter foi buttrred families "(She) felt budly that they would spend Christmas away from home." said Henkes. Details of Ihe visit have not been worked out. he said The fa m ily was not Id e n tifie d because the woman fears retalia­ tion from her husband The 34-year-old woman and children aged 8 lo 15 are living In the Family Crisis Center In Milwaukee. Her husband was arrested for battery after he beat the mother and chlldrrn while hr was drunk and their plight waa madr public In a story tn thr Milwaukee Sentlnrl. Longwood city workers spread cheer i a n d r a BOUCNANINC Harold stall writer By LONGWOOD - A group of Longwood city workers decided to spread a little Christmas rheer. About 50 clerical and public works employees gave up thrtr ‘ g r a b -b a g ’ * t r a d i t i o n of exchanging gifts w ith one another to help three needy families In Longwood. The workers donated about $600 to purchase toys, food and clothing "The people Is whit made this. T h e e m ploye es w ent overboard." said a spokesperson who chose to remain anony­ mous A social worker at Longwood Elementary School who deals with Ihe needy helped locate three families, according lo the spokesperson The families were then con­ tacted and asked what they n e e d e d a n d w a n t e d fo r Christmas Food gathered by Longwood employees for distribution to needy families. Employers sacrificed a Satur­ day morning to purchase the presents. O v e r their lunch breaks during the week, somr employees went food shopping The spokeaprrwnn said that an outsider wl<o Heard them talking about their plans handed them $10 from hts pocket as a dona lion Another ettv employee anon­ ymously donated $100 toward the selfless cause. A 22 (round turkey was do­ nated by a lixal t« -.Uurar.: and Winn Dixie donated a h im . There were also donations of said "Enough food has trren col­ canned foods and clothing ‘ ‘ T h r r e s p o n s e w a s lected to feed the lamllles for two overwhelming Everybody has weeks There are so many peo­ been bringing In cloihrs and ple In nerd We shouldn't have food It feels great I think ll did hungry people In Longwood or more lor u» than 11 dal for tlvm a n y o t h e r ' o w n . * t h e (the families),” Ihe spokes|ierson spokesperson said Gene linked to schizophrenia isolated LOS A N G ELES |UI*I) - He searchers have cloned a gene they b e lie v e is lin k e d to schlzophrrnia. drug addiction. Parkinsons disease and pnaalbly several other disorders. It was announced Wednesday. The gene is part of thr critical lock-and-kry system between thr brain chemical dopamine and Its rrerptur protein Involved In the rapid fire communication tret wren nerve cells In the brain Flaws In this system long have hern suspected as a cause in a host of mental and neurological disorders, say scientists at thr Oregon Health Sciences Univer­ sity tn 1‘nrtland. where thr new experiments wrre conducted Molecular biologist Olivier Ctvrlll and hts team cloned the gene which Irada to production of thr D-2 dopamine receptor protein, the "lock” Into which the dopamine "key" flts. This advance eventually could help s c ie n tis ts p rod uce a screening test for schizophrenia. T'lvFlir slid, as wr 1C.is develop new anU-psyrhotlr drugs that Offices close next Monday Businesses, financial inatiluttons and government offices will oharrvr a holiday Monday, Dee. 26 City and county government offices will be rimed. No garbage pickup ts scheduled for Monday. All branches <4 thr Seminole County Public Library System will be closed Monday. They will re-often Dec. 27 at 10 a m Banks will be dosed Monday. Loral stock brokers will shut down offices Monday as will stock exchanges. The Tri-County Transit bus system will operate on a holiday schedule Sunday and Monday. C o r r e c t io n SANFORD — City Commis­ sioner John Mercer was mis quoted In a report printed tn Thursday's Herald on the city commission's vote to certify the runoff elect ton irsults. It was Commissioner A .A MrClanahnn, not M rrrrr. who said Ihe ballots not counted by the computer werr no higher than In most elections and that since a court challcuge of the election results would probably be filed, the commission should certify the results. McClanahan made the statement In muklng a motion to certify the election results. M e rc e r a r g u e d a g a in s t cniKUatinn until u hand recount could be held, and votrd against ihe motion. are free ol thr destructive side effects associated with the cur­ rent generation of schizophrenia medications Ctvrlll and hts team outlined the new investigation In the current Issue of the British journal Nature T h r new finding comes about a month after a Hurry of scientif­ ic reports from teams of re­ searchers worldwide announc­ ing d ls ro vrrlrs that linked schizophrenia In a genetic causr A British leant suggested schizophrenia might be linked lo a gene on chromosome 5 People a re e n d o w e d w i t h 46 chromosomes In each of the trillion* of rrlls dial comprise thr human body, all of the c h ro m o s o m e s c a r r y in g thousands of genes that serve as archives of heredity "lilts ts unother small step in the overall pursuit of the causr of schizophrenia.” said Dr K rnn rjv. a specialist,pi human genetics at Yale lihtvet stir, where n n r-o f the other studies waa conducted "Most researrhers b e lie v e schizophrenia has more than one cause and a defect tn the dopamine system may hr one of those causes " Ctvrlll said successhil cloning of the D-2 receptor gene is the result "of a good idea, a lot of work and a little hit of luck." "Many groups In the last lo years have hypothesized the D-2 receptor in 50 percent of schizophrenic patients ts rlr vatrd by a factor of two But this ts not the r a s e tn Parkinson * disease," Clvelll said In a tele­ phone Interview tn Parkinson s patient*, hr said, some of the dopamineproducing cells arr destroyed "In addition tn serious menial disorders recent evidence In­ dicates (defects In the dopamine systrtnl play an Inqsirtant role in the mechanism of addiction to such drugs as cocaine and am phdamtnr* ” Ctvrlll said Dopamine ts one ol dozrns of critical neuralranantliters that are released tn Ihe bniln during the process o( communication TH U R S D A Y • 1:37 a m. — 2706 Orlando Dr., medical call, man. 30, transported • 11:46 a.m . — 615 S. French Ave., trauma, man. 26. not transported. • 11:52 a.m. 2209 S. 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It ts rstlmalrd aland I percent of the U.S. population w ill develop the mental disorder during their lifetimes. Parkinson's disease is a pro­ gressive nervous disease marked by tremor, weakness and dlslortx-d gall Ih e National In­ stitutes ot Health estimate* one in 100 |M-oplr over 60 have Parkinson'* disease and one in 1,000 tn the overall American population A M E R IC A S L A R G E S T M A R K E T .Sdnftmf •Nrwtwl Offlff Cooi/Vet EMERGENCY CALLS Florida — Friday. December 23, 1066 — SA B y l v A Y O P E N *11(11 •! 1(1 I! I N i l R I A I N M I N I m i* --* 1 7 1 F i 'IIVY. 17 92 Reluct*n V 9 -9 P M V V r / I V l i L I O R LA N D O E V E R Y D A Y * & S A N t O R I) tiiiu Christm as / �4 A -S a n fo rd HsraM, Sanford, Florida - Frtday. Dscsmbsr 23. IBM Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald BEN W A T T E N B E R G (us pi aai-ita) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2811 or 831-0993 Wayne D. Day!*. Publlthsr RaaaM W. Hatla. Exscvtlve Editor Mafvla Adklni, Advsrtliinf Director Home Delivery: 3 Month* 814.23:6 Month*. 827.00: Year. 831 00 In Sutr Mall 3 Month*. 820 23. 8 Month*. 837 00: Year. 809 00 Out Of SUte Mall 3 Month* 821 84: 8 Month* 840 58. Year 878 00. E D IT O R IA L S ;T h e Rehnquist standard ; for evidence is unjust The U.S. Supreme Court took a big step in the wrong direction when It decided a few days ago that even If police lose or destroy evidence potentially capable of exonerating an accused criminal, the defendant has no recouru: unless he can prove It was done In 'bad faith.' The case was that of Larry Youngblood, an Arizona man convicted of kidnapping and ' sexually molesting a 10-year-old boy. The sole evidence against him was the tentative 'te s tim o n y of the victim , who w a s so traumatized by the crime that hta Identifica­ tion of Youngblood was shakey. Som etim es I that's all the evidence there la. and Juries must do the best they can with It. but In this case other evidence could have been avail­ able. If the police had properly preserved the child's clothing for testing of semen stains. , that evidence could have helped the prosecu| lion'a case, or it could have definitely proved the defendant's Innocence. However, the police so mishandled the clothing that the crucial testing couldn't be done. W ill A ra b w e a k n e s s y ie ld p e a c e ? T E L A V IV . Israel - We have heard a great deal about stark political change wrought In the Middle East by Yaslr Arafat* it's alleged Incantation of "the magic words" concerning Israel's existence. But one question has been generally absent from the discourse: W hy now? Why. after so many years of resistance, did Arafat and many Arab states make the big rhetorical push Just now? In the answer to this question. It seems to me. may possibly lie the essence of the Middle East's future. Certain pieces of an answer, offered In a somewhat different context, surfaced here re­ cently at a conference at Tel Avtv University on ‘‘Prospects for Areb-lsraell Cooperation 19682000" One panelist. Prof Ellymhu Kanevsky of Bar lUn University, sketched out what the plunge In the price of oil has meant to the Arab nations Back In 1961. oil revenues for Saudi Arabia were • 112 billion, and we were being told that the world would be named by the petro-prlnres Bui by 1967. Saudi oil revenues were down to 820 bill loc. Today, pity, the Saudi p e tp lu to cra t* are running deficit*, drawing down their petro-hoard and borrowing money. Th e oil-price drop Inflicted even greater damage un the economies of the Arab count, lea that are not large oil producers. During moat of the fat years. Egypt. Syria and Jordan got major financial aid from the big oil producers. Their citlrens went to work at good pay In the oil-rich states. No m ore: the oil crunch toon. That's the past and the present. U .S . E n e rg y S e c re ta ry J o h n H e r r in g t o n then looked to the future for the confereea |l h t L y n Meyerhoff C o n fe r­ ence of the Jeane Csupsr-wtflclsnt Kirkpatrick Forum) ceram­ These days, there ic automobile arc oil analysts who engines era say oil prices will be around the going up soon Don't comer. £ believe It. says Her rtngtun. When OF EC ran the price of all up from 82 to 839 a barrel. a mighty force waa self-pn i via the free fn market. Many non-OPEC )PEC inations went out and discov­ ered oil. Cara wery designed to burn leas L e tte r m ay h ave led to G o r b a c h e v ’s gift [ The Youngblood case was unusual, but Its circumstances are likely to become more and more common as new. precise methods of Identifying criminals through blood testing and genetic typeing become more widely used. If the court had adopted Blackmun's approach, the respect due this new kind of evidence would have come through clearly, yet without giving defendants the opportunity to derail trials on the baals of obscure and unimportant police errors. With Rehnqulst's approach, the risk increases of unnecessarily convicting the wrong person — and leaving the real child molesters out there to do It again. LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. All letters must be signed and Include a mailing address and telephone number. Letters should or on s single subject and as brief ss possible. The Sanford Hernld reserves the right to edit letters. B erry's W o rld m&fiiSft G E O R G E F. WILL Being weary is no reason to abandon Israel, em brace P.L.O. W A S H IN G TO N - The world to weary. Vernon Walters says so. Walters to not merely U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. He presumed to speak In Geneva for the entire "International com m un ity." Th a i grand assemblage waa the "w e" In this Walters' sentence: "We must tell them (Israel and her enemies) that we are tired of this conflict..." Such fine Impartiality between our ally and those bent on her destruction. U.S. policy to Indeed that Israel should cooperate with the U .S .-P .LO . peace charade because the world to weary. U.S. officials scripted the rhetorical aanltUation of Yaaaer Arafat They did so on the assumption that a murderer will not lie. By reading the script. Arafat presumably (the Slate Department's presumption) repealed the P.L.O. charter. It says Palestine to "Indivisible" and vows "the elimination of Zionism In Palestine." Th e snowball of appeasement gathers momentum. The United Nations will hence­ forth refer to the P.L.O. as "Palestine." and why not? U.S policy has been reversed. It now de facto accepts the P.L.O. as "the sole legitimate representative" of Palestinians, thereby shredding (he U.S. "commltpient" to direct negotiations between Israel and Jordan The administration says negotiation with the P.L.O. does not Involve recognition of a Palestinian stale. But last Sunday. Assistant Secretary of State Richard Murphy was asked: If the P.L.O. really has recognized Israel's right to exist, does he now expect so>-calTed "moderate" Arab states to do likewise? Hls answer was that most of them "accepted explicitly Resolution 242 years ago. Whal happened this pa»« week was that the P.L.O. accepted 242 and thereby (sic) Israel's right to exist." "Thereby"? The U.S. pretense has been that the P.L.O. must meet three distinct test* — renunciation of terrorism, acceptance of Israel's right to exist and acceptance of 242. Now Murphy says the third requirement Incorporates the second. Regarding terrorism. Arafat has renounced It before, has con­ sistently lied about It. and now has been given preemptive Immunity from blame for future acts of It. That to the conaequence of U.S. ofTlctato aaylng In chorus that Arafat cannot control the “ extremtota" and to hlmaelf a potential victim because of hls (This moderate give Uie order, by telephone C *BMBf MCA "H o w bout that R JR Nabisco deal, a h ? " from Beirut, for the murder of the U.S. ambassador In Khartoum.) In 1980 Ronald Reagan said, with uncontestable accuracy: "Israel and Jordan are the two Palestinian states envisioned and authorized b y the United Nations." Reminded (C)194C N EW S P A P ER E N TE R P R IS E ASSN. J A C K ANDERSON* WOT THE W EST STUDY TELLS US ABOUT THE EFFECT OF T V ON RESEARCHERS, The question for the court was whether the conviction should stand, and for that there waa a straightforward and reasonable stan­ dard of Judgment that could have been applied. Aa Justice Harry Blackmun put It In hls dissenting opinion. "The Constitution requires that criminal defendants be provided with a fair trial, not merely a 'good faith* try at a fair trial." If the court had determined that the evidence lost was crucial enough to have denied Youngblood a fair trial, then It should have freed him. regardless of why the police ruined the evidence: If It found id the misting,evidence was not that important In this case, the court could have upheld the ju/y's verdict. But Chief Justice William Rehnqulat. writ­ ing for the majority, went far beyond that. He decided that unless a defendant can prove the police first knew a piece of evidence would be crucial to the defense and then purposefully lost U. no constitutional violation has o c­ curred. That proof la not only extremely difficult to make: the Rehnquist standard Is dangerous In Itself. It doesn't Just permit, but also tempts the police to be "negligent” with evidence that might help the accused. gasoline Natural gas. coal and nuclear energy became competlBve fuels In many nations Superefficient ceramic automobile engines are around the comer So are photovoltaic energy sources. America uses the same amount of energy loday aa II did In 1973. although our economy to onr-lhtrd larger) In short, says Herrtngton. tirei t will be plenty of energy supply to meet demand, and oil prices aren't going to go up In 'he 1990* Now. suppose one put* the Kanovsky and Herrington messages together A political truth emerges that offers help In answering llist crucial question: Why now? Consider the Arab situation. They have squandered their windfall They have Imported 42 percent of the world's arms In recent years' Corruption to hyper-endemic. The public has been bought off with socialist goodies, but those bills can't be met now. A serious market economy has not emerged dollar waa king, the Arabs When the petrodollar believed that lime wa* on their side They would gel richer and stronger as the years went on Sooner or later, they could overwhelm tiny Israel That waa good reason not to negotiate seriously. of that last Sunday. Murphy said: "W e do not consider Jordan the (sic) Palestinian state." "W e"? The Foreign Service? Has anyone told the President that he has changed hta mind? The Inescapable logic of Murphy's language to U.S. support for a P.LO. stale. So Rita Hauser, the Jews' Jesse Jackson, said to have converted Arafat to peace In our time, had better catch up with Arafat * deputy. Abu lyyad. He has not got tne message. Last week he said In an A r a b ic la n g[u i age publications " T h e establishment of a Palestinian stale on part of the land of Palestine to a stage toward the final goal — the establishment of a state on all of Palestine." For months before th e u n v e ilin g In Algiers of the latest P.L.O. peace tactic. P .L .O . spokesmen a s s u re d A r a b ic speaking audiences that It would be only a tactic of war — only a meant of Implementing the "Phased Policy" adopted In 1974. Thai "Incremental" policy calla for shrinking Israel to Indefensible borders as a precondition of ridding "Indivisi­ b le " Palestine of "Ihe Zionist e n tity ." Abadaltoh al-Khouran. a member of the P.L.O. executive committee, told an Arable-language publisher, "Th e proclamation of the Palesti­ nian slate to the first step toward obliterating Ihe new Zionist-Fascist state." Ah. but the assumption of Western ap­ peasers to that P.L.O. officials are Impeccably sincere when reading U.S. scripts and are nicely Insincere when contradicting them. The "appearance" of extremism to "really” the prudence of the moderates. So last Sunday's New York Times Maj£axlnccontalncd this gem: "Nowadays. P.L.O. officials will tell you privately. (Arafat's) uniform and gun are something of an affectation, a bit of symbolism meant to reassure the P.L.O. hard-liner*...." The whole wide world to tired — Walters, the International scold, says so — so Israel to supposed to Jeopardize her survival to satisfy the "International community.** But as Golds Melr said. Jews are used to collective eulogies, but Israel will not die so that the world will speak well of It. 1088. WaaMngtoa Mat Writers Otump W A SH IN GTON - A Christmas Inter writ­ ten 30 years ago by Rep Jim Wright, D-Texaa, may have advanced the rausr of peace on earth and gaud will toward men last month When Mikhail Gorbachev came to New York with hto mysterious Christmas pres rn l." Wright had a good hunch that the gilt would be a military reduction of some kind, and he also guessed 10 percent Wright got that message to President-elect George Bush American diplomats In Moscow were predicting Gorbachev would make a major trade proposal The Central In te lllg e n ce A ge n cy w asn't sure what Gorbachev had In mind In Ihto case. Wrtght the speaker of the House and the embattled leader of the opposition was Bush's brat source of Inside Information They aren't trady to rail htm a prepbrt. V * aides told us they were sprokrd by Wright's prrdk lio n a n d th e y 're planning to pay more attention to hto poll! leal antennae. The story began 30 ye a rs a go w hen W rig h t penned a Christmas treatise on peace which began with the biblical ac­ count of the birth of f each cut (heir Christ "There went military oul a decree from budgets by 10 C a e s a r A u g u s tu s percent and that all the world >ut Ihe money should be taxed '* nlo nr some W r i g h t li k e n e d thing else* Waahlngton to Rome hospitals, where people like libraries, himself sal In thetx schools, m offices and Issued decrees. "Peace. Ihe word the angels sang, must have seemed aa impossible a dream In those days as It dors now," Wright wrote at the peak of the Cold War. Hto essay Included a whimsical letter to the Soviet Union which began "Dear Ivan." He roposed that Ihe Soviet Union and Ihe nitrd Stairs each cul their military budget* by 10 percent and pul Ihe money Into something else — hospitals, libraries, school* "You know, Ivan." Wrtght wrote, "we could give Ihe world Ihe greatest Christmas present since the first Christmas ... We could really bring tidings of great Joy and. for the first time In two mllennto. the greatly truublrd people of this old world of ours could obry the angels' Injunction. 'Fear not."' Wrtght was proud of the letter and kept It. Last April, the 30-year-old letter finally got to Moscow — hand delivered by W right. Gorbachev read It and turned reflective: "If only we had done so back then." He was mentally adding up Ihe bllllorm of rubles that Ihe Sovleta could have spent on education and on building Ihelr Industrial base Then he pocketed the letter. The exchange prompted Gorbachev to Invite Wrtght to speak on Soviet television for 10 minutes In prime lime, unedited. Wright took the opportunity to talk about Ihe travesty of each country spending 8300 billion annually on "machines of destruction and unproductive Implements of military power." "Every day this year. 40.000 people dir somewhere In Ihe world of hunger and malnutrition." Wright said. "And every day the nations of the world will spend 82.5 billion — much more than enough to feed and clothe them — on weapons and wasteful means of destruction." It was a plea that dovetailed with hls Christmas letter. f G When Gorbachev announced he waa com­ ing to New York with a gift. U.S. spies and diplomats worked overtime to find out what II waa. Wrtght would like to think that hls letter helped move Gorbachev when the Soviet leader waa looking for tome answers to his economic problems. Only Oortschev knows and he's not talking. �£ J) Funding-------- FINANCIAL Continued from Page 1A Stocks open higher Uwll»d Press I n U r m l l w i I __________________ NEW YORK — Prices opened higher Friday In light, prr holiday trading of Nrw York Stock Exchange Issue*. The Dow Jonra Industrial average, which (ell 4.28 Thursday, was up 5 35 to 2105.71 shortly after the market opened Advances led declines 408-280 among the 1.227 Issues crossing the New York Stork Exchange tape Early turnover amounted to abou16.717.000 shares Stock prices fell Thursday In dull trading as year-end lax considerations and a persisting uneasiness about the outlook fur the economy pushed many Investors to the sidelines fur the third consecutive day. Analysts attributed the dull nature of Thursday’s trading lo some tax-related selling and to the lack of meaningful economic news Dollar opens in overseas trading Uwtlad Pros* Iwtsewattnal L O N D O N — T h e dollar opened mixed Friday on major foreign currency markets. Gold was mostly lower In earlier trading In Tokyo, the dollar closed at 124 95 Japanese yen. up from 124 62 yen on Thursday In Europe, the dollar began the day In Frankfurt at 1.7750 West Germ an marks, u n ­ changed from Th u rsd a y's close The dollar opened In Zurich at 1 4960 Swiss francs, down fro m I.4 U H S f ra n c s on Thursday In Parts, the dollar opened at 6 0630 French francs, up Irom 6 0550 francs the day before The dollar started the day In Brussels at 37.30 llelglan franca, down from 37 32 franrs on T h u rs d a y , and opened In Italy at 1.306 00 Italian lire, up from 1.908 70 lire Thursday In Lo n d o n , the lirllls h pound began the day at S I.80 compared with SI 7992 the previous day On Thursday In New York the dollar bought S I 1655 Canadian, down from S I . 1995 Wednesday On the bullion markets, gold opened 50 cents an ounce lower in Zurich at 8 4 17 50 and 25 cents lower In London at 8 4 17 50 Silver opened unchanged m Zurich at $6 15 an ounce and opened 2 cents lower In London at 86 14 an ounce Mitsubishi begins French unit UwHed Pros* IwfewaMawal T O K Y O - M it s u b is h i Electric Corp Friday a n ­ nounced plans lo establish a wholly owned subsidiary In Farts Jan I I n sell a variety of lls general products and m a n u f a c t u r e e le c tr o n ic equipment Mitsubishi, a major Jap* nese electronics company, said a production facility will be built In Eirrlle*. south of Vllre In ihr bretagne regton. to make cellular mobile tele , phones The Hear plant win be the' company's first production fa edily on Ihe European ruati nent and Its third In Europe. It will enhanre production by Its lirlllsh subsidiary. M itsu bish i E lectric U K , which operates two plants to produce color TVs and video casacttr ter orders The company said It plans to build a high tech base in Europe in the near future to expand Into the communica­ tions and electronic rqulp merit markrt Dow Jones 1 (1 0 0 . These quota (ions provided by members of the National Association o f Securities Dealer* are representative Inter-dealer prlcea aa of m id-m orning today. Inter­ d e a le r m a r k e t a ch an g e throughout the day. Prices do not Include retail markup or markdown Bid Ask American Pioneer 314 3H Barnett Bank 33 H 34 First Union 20 20 v* FI*AL JIN 3 IH Fla Progress 3514 35 HCA 43 V4 4314 Hughes Supply I7 H I7 H Morrison s 22H 22% 534* NCR Corp. 54 Plcseey 39 3814 Scotty's 10% II 204* Southeast (lank 21 SunTrust 20 L* 204* Wall Disney 65 H te n Wesllnghousr 53 52H Brunswick 17 16% HtkJ 8% 9 Fla National 16% 16V4 Winn-Dixie 434* 4314 Em erson......... .. ....31 3IM Gold And Sliver NEW YORK — Foreign and domestic gold A silver prices quoted In dollars per troy ounce Friday: Gold Laa4os Previous cloar 417 75 up 2 25 Morning fixing 417 55 off O 20 Close unchanged Parts 3 77 HungKungi Dow J m m i Averages — 30 Indus 2166.79 20 Trans 964 11 15 Utils 18634 65 Stork 824 16 up Local Interest up 6 43 up 2 4 1 up O il 2 06 417 75 418 3 up rtfi t t e - ■— „ « p 2 25 TC C ftTo rk C’o in e x s|iol g o ld open 410 70 o6 130 Come* spot stiver open 6 137 off 0 023 - - only al Ihe youth of the suapeels accused of in­ volvement at this levrl In traf­ ficking In cocaine, bul w rrr surprised that one of Ihe boys brandished a gun against them Teenagers are commonly used to deliver cocaine In small qualities on Ihr street. EaJinger said but this Is Ihe first lime nr has seen them allegedly Involved as major traffickers Mr said they appeared to be dealing In co­ caine not lo support their own naicotlrs habits, but for Ihe money. Ag*- n ls co n fisca ted nine ounces of powder cocaine and 114 ounces of crack cocaine, along with a 1987 Renault The car belongs to thr mother of one of thr buys Malinger valued ihr cocaine al 823.000 In addition lo Stroud and Ihe 16-vrar-old, two Lavs ages 14 ana 15 w rrr arrested along with two girls, ages 15 and 17 All are from either Casselberry or Winter Springs Their names were withheld because of their agrs A new CCIb agent working his f ir s t C C I b c a s r m e l the 16-yrar-old early Ibis week In Winter Springs They met again early Thursday night and from Stroud’s house, where a deal was made for the agent to buy two ounces of jxiwder cocaine for 81.800. they went to the motel to complete the sale. Eallngrr said Other suspects w rrr al­ ready In the single room al (he motel After Ihe sale was made at about 9 p m and Ihr agent walked out of Ihr room at thr F e rn P ark M otel on U S. Highway 17-92. olhrr agents Incited Ine door of the room open and captured Ihe suspects Esllnger said thr suspects had Jusl begun rooking up a batch of crack cocaine and Hems related lo that were confiscated Agents, he said, believe II Is common practice In Seminole County for tnolrl rooms with kitchen facili­ ties to he used os crack kitchens by cocaine traffickers. Me expects Ihe youths to be cliarged as adults. They were booked In to the Sem inole County Jail and moved to the Juvenile detention center. Stroud Is Jailed wlihoul bond Candidates— Continued from Page 1A and lodging costs ol Ihe Interview visits. R e lo catio n costs for th r selected city manager will be discussed at a later dale. "It appears we will have to recon­ sider a relocation package," Commissioner Tom Mahoney said. Mahoney said Ihr commis­ sioners would need lo consider moving household goods and placing the hired Individual In temporary housing for 30 lo 60 days. Ncwly-elecled Commissioner bill Greene said he disapproved of Ihr hiring process and said he had “ no desire lo Interview any of the three names on the 'A' list," which were the top three candidates selected by ICMA. They Include Teddy C. Ryan Jr.. Dennis W. Kelly and Fird J. Snider. Me said hr received some negative feedback by telephone about two of Ihrse candidates Me suggested Interviewing Ihr candidates by telephone. "I don’t think we're fulfilling our Job If wr Just march people from MUD, then con­ tracted with Sanford lo spend the m oney for housing re­ habilitation. The county remains responsible for the uses of the money, although It has been allocated to Sanford. on the city. "Th e county did not exercise proper controls and manage­ ment In the administration of the felly) program and therefore Items such as premature final p a y m e n ts , u n d o c u m e n te d changes of work write-up, etc., have occurred." th report slated. The HUD team recommended the co u n ty not refund Ihe amount, although It said future “ reasonable” demolition re­ quests from the city could be funded. In c o n c lu s io n , the report stated the county operated Its co m m u n ity development pro­ gram properly but needed closer supervision over the city to ussurr It was spending th r funds because the county Is re­ sponsible for spending the CDbG dollars, the report chastised the county for keeping a tlgher rein In here (laying for Interviews when a few phone calls could do 90 percent of the work. In my experience w ith the public sector, you don’t hire somebody because he looks good on papr r.” Greene said. "I'm a lllile hesitant of drop­ ping people that appeur to be qualified for (he position," Commissioner Paul Tremel re­ plied. The city received more than 40 applications nationally for the 835,000 lo 845.000 a year post vacated by Hob Norris who left to take a Job In Neptune beach. Capture-------- Report---------Continued from Page 1A "A very large elderly popula­ tion can sometimes have a deterrent effect," be says. "Th e presence of a Urge percentage of elderly lends to discourage local officials from pulling school tiond proposals mi (be ballot or from proposing bond Issues as large us (b ey really w ant, because they anticipate opposi­ tion from the elderly." The reality. Rcaenbaum says. Is different "Contrary to the folklore of public officials the eldrrly seem correctly. City and county officials were u n a v a ila b le for c o m m e n t Thursday. Continued from Page 1A clothing, bclore (hey ran from police, both are held wlihoul bond. Harriett Identified Mllto as the brother of Clive Mllto. 24. of Deltonu, who was found dead In a car In Sanford May 3 after he was wounded during a May 2 shootout with a Longwood rob­ bery victim, who died May 13 from guns!tot wounds Inflicted by Clive Mllto. Police said Clive Mllto posed us a pizza delivery man when approchlng the house of the victim, retired brig. Gen. Wilbur McNenny. 76. Lennox Mllto was In Jail on a burglary charge when his brother was shot and killed. to exert not u negative but a positive and supportive influ­ ence. In other w orth sometimes the more elderly people you have In a voting group, the more likely It la they'll vote for school bonds and other local tax Issues "Sim ply put. older Florldtuns a rc not p r e d ic t u b ly .m il education or anti-school bond they are as dllfrrrnt as any other segment of the population Lumping older prople Into one unthinking mass is simply crude and wrong ” Hut Florida s situation may be unique. Rosenbaum say* relatively low and modest tax Increases lo I k - no burden. "In Ihe Snowbcll. Ihr aging are often less affluent and face Increasing local (axes There, and perhaps In other regions outside Ihe Sunbelt, opposition to school bond measures may continue to follow more tradi­ tional lines .** The UF study did suggest a difference In attitude between year-round rrtlrrrs and seasonal visitors lo Florida, commonly known as “snowbirds." "We looked ui school bond pro|M>sals In Ihe summer, when " I ’erliaps Florida's older popu­ snowbirds are least likely lo be lation Is exceptional and lls In Florida.” Rosenbaum said "And we found more proposals particular sockirconomlc char arter explains our findings," hr did |mss In the summmrr than said. ” 1 lie stair’s older |x>pula In vsinter (67 percent lo 58) We lion Is increasingly com|>osed of can't prove II with lilts data, but well-educated. relatively well-off It does soggesl I fiat snowbirds youngrr retiree*. 55 and 64 might tie less likely to vole In years old We lirlleve ihey art- favor of local school issues than likely lo value education highly permanent residents, who are and associate rdut a I ton with a more likely lo feel a strong s e n s e progressive community They of attachment In their communi­ perceive Florida's local taxes as ty." Cowboy star dead at 82 bURflANK. Calif lUPU - bob Steele, who appeared In nearly 400 movies and television shows and was a Western hero lo millions of children, has died, hospital officials said Thursday. Mr was 82 Steele, known In the 1960s aa Trooper Duffy in Ihe TV military farce "F Troop." died of respira­ tory complications on Wednerday. a week after being admitted to St Joseph Medical Center, a hospital spokeswoman said T h e cha racte r actor had thundered across the screen as one of "The Three Mesqulteers." a group of cowboy stars featured In about three dorrn movies between 1935 and 1943, In­ cluding "Powdersmoke Range," "Riders of the Whistling Range and "Call of Ihe Mesqulieers." Among his co-stars were John Wayne. Roy Rogers and Duncan Rrynoldo The movies wrre made inex­ pensively and becamr a staple on lair night irlevtslon beginn­ ing In the 1940s Morn Robert North htadbury Jr. In Prndleton. Ore . the son of a silent film director bis father first featured him as a teenager with his brother In a series of nature shorts "The Adveniures of bob and bill “ Steele was a four letter athlete In high school and trained as a boxer, which prepared him for his fighting rales when hr tin ante a full-blown cowboy star In ihe 1920s first appearing In “ Th e Mohave K id .” Often (hough, his icy stare v-as enough lo chase ihr bad guys out of town without Mr trig a shot or landing a punch Mr surprised critics In ihe role of Curly In ihe 1939 movlr version of John Steinbeck's classic dark tale "Of Mice and Men " Me played a sadistic bully w ho torm e n ts the s lm p lritilmlrd giant Lennle. played by l-on Chaney Jr. Slrelr also appeared as Canino In "The Ibg Sleep" In 1946 DEATHS EMIL MALIN A Em il Mallns. 89. 2041 S Highw ay 426, Oviedo, died Thursday st Lutheran Havrn Nursing Home. Oviedo born Feb 19. 1899 Ui Czechoslovakia. „ he m oved (q O viedo from \J)k'ogo In 1982 He was TOT owner-operator of a women s apparel shop Survivors Include son. Ronald. Downers Grove. Ill H a ld w in -F a lrch lld Funeral Home. Orlando. In charge of arrangements LOUIS POLAKO r r Bust C a atlaaad frasa Fogs 1A Rosenbaum and UF colleague Jam es W. button analyzed Florida school bond voting pat­ terns over thr past 20 years *‘We wanted to find out If there was any truth to the allegation that the more elderly Ipeople) you have In your voting consti­ tuency. the more likely you arc lo get a negative vote on a school bond Issue." Rosenbaum says That perception Is Important because public officials often operate as If It were fact Louis Polaknff, 90. 201 N. Sunset Drive. Casselberry, died Wednesday al Florida Hospital. Atiamonir Springs bom Oct. 15. 1898 in Brooklyn. N.Y.. he moved lo Casselberry from Fort Lauderdale In 1976 Me was a pleatcr In the garment Industry and Jewish. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e son s. Eugene, bnxikline. Moss . Hub­ ert Paul, Boise, Idaho, daughter. Lucille E. Singer. Casselberry, sister. Cells Block. Sarasota, seven g ra n d c h ild re n ; four great grandchildren. C o x -P a r k e r C a re y H a n d Guardian Chapel. Winter Park. GEROQE W. SAUNDERS George W. Saunders. 86. 133 bridge Court. Longwood. died Thursday at Winter Park Memo­ rial Hospital, bom Nov. 15. 1902 In S e a t t le , he m o ve d to Longwood from Huntington. W.Va.. In 1958. Hr was a private contractor who moved buildings Hr was a member of Ihe Elks laxlge of Huntlnglon. past presi­ dent of Ihe American Business Club of Huntington, a member of ihe Concrete Products Associa­ tion. and the past president of Ihe Florida Stale House Movers Association. Survivors Include wife. Mary b.. Longwood; sons. George Edward. Altamonte Springs. Don. b.. Wittier Park. Dr. J . Harvey. Fulton. Mo.; seven grandchildren: seven great­ grandchildren. C o x -P a r k e r C a re y H a n d Guardian Chapel. 21. 22 liolopaw Trail. SorTrnto. died Wednesday on Markham Woods Hd . Lakr Mary Boro Ocl. 23. 1967 In Orlando, he was a life long resident of Central Florida He wasa rarprntrr ^B urvirors include lather, Paul Mcftulnir Sr . Sorrento: mother. Doris Jra n Henson. Palm bay; sister. Paula Renee McArthur. Palm llav; brother. Christopher M cArlfiur. Palm Bay; maternal grandmother. Lucille Ferguson. Hope Ind Arrangements by Gruinkow Funeral Home. Sanford FREDDIE MOORE Freddie Moore. 67. 3601 D.ihlll Ct.. Casselberry died Wednesday at the Veterans Administration FUNERALS Medical C e n irr. Gainesville, [kirn Sept. 23. 1921 In Madison. M O O SC. F S I D O i i Fla., he moved to Oviedo from Funeral lor Mr Frtola Moor* Altamonte Springs In 1927 and V. C a i w t o " ! >to p « H d i n , S t o w t <*<n b* hato It am Thurvda, al th* became a resident of Casselberry da, Antiorh M m w w y Bap*‘it Church lit € In 1981 He was a member o B io a tn f V . OvMto. ail* Paitor J t n n 0 A ntioch M issionary baptist Hagm affklahng »n *rm*ot to ton— w F*rn C#"'#**»» Frtanft mar c*11 trsm <1 Church. Oviedo, ami a World pPar* m Mondar a» <** chapel War II Arm y vrtrran He was a WIIMO E xha O w ga, Mortuary. Canto,d in member of the Florida Council of charge t! arrangement* Spend Christmas In Your New Home This Year! Call M echelle Now RANDOLPH COURT APTS. 330 1300 IK) HIDDEN LAK E DR. PAUL RICHARD McARTHUR JR. Paul Richard McArthur Jr.. I8EE OUR C L A M . AD.) .SANFORD IT MAKES SENSE A good time lo add insurance to your Life is when you're increasing the size of your family. /instate Auto • Home • Life • Health lakg Mary/Hgelhfow BETTY M. WONDERLY Betty M. Wondcrly, 70, 1054 Wlllu Lake Circle. Oviedo, died Thursday at her residence, born June I. 1918 In Hlcksvlllc. Ohio, she moved lo Oviedo from there. In 1975. She was a homemaker, a m em ber of St. Jo s e p h ’s Catholic Church and of the Ladles Auxiliary of the VFW. 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Col John Chapta said the transfer to Washington area allows the possibility of conducting "a classified court-martial." one In which sensitive national security matters are discussed. "Th a t decision has not been made yet." Chapla said of a classified court-martial. Hall has not been formally charged with espionage Chapla said the Army wanted to settle the matter of court-martial jurisdiction before pressing charges. Asked when Hall would be charged. Chapla replied "soon." He declined to elaborate other than to say military prisoners can only be held for 72 hours before charges must be brought. Hall, an electronics intelligence analyst who was arrested Wednesday ai his home near Savannah. Ga . where he was assigned to Fort Stewart, was brought under custody to the military prison at Fori Meade m'. a9k»il T 33 p.m EST ftom the defention facility at Fort Stewart. Polygamous clan members convicted COALVILLE. Utah — Tw o members of a polygamous Han were convicted of manslaughter and a third was convicted of a leaser charge Thursday for the shooting death of s state law officer at the end of a 13-day siege at the family's farmhouse in January. Clan leader Addam Swapp. 27. hia brother-in-law John Tim othy Singer. 22. who prosecutors said fired the fatal shot, and Swapp's brother. Jonathan, had been charged with arcond-degree murder, which carries s maximum sentence of life In prison. But after three days of deliberations, the jury returned guilty verdicts against Singer and Addam Swapp on a lesser charge of manslaughter, which Is punishable by up to 15 years In prison. Jonathan Swapp was convicted of negligent homicide, a misdemeanor that carries a maximum penally of a year In jail Th e convictions stem from the Jan. 28 shooting death of state Corrections Lt. Pred House in a gunflght that ended a 13-day standoff between the polygamous clan and authorities at the family farm In the Wasatch Mountains, shout 40 miles east of Salt Lake City. Prosecutor David Schwendlman said he was "not disap­ pointed" by the verdict. Lawyers for the defendants said their clients were relieved by the verdicts. Gadhafl warned about chemical weapons WASHINGTON — President Reagan and his successor. George Bush, sent warnings Thursday to Libyan leader Maammar Gadhafl that completion of a suspected chemical weapons plant could have severe repercussion* In an Interview aired Thursday night with ABC News commentator David Brinkley. Reagan said a pre-emptive strike against the facility near Tripoli was In the realm of "a decision that has not been made yet." Although an administration official stressed after the Interview that "nothing Imminent" was planned. White House spokesman Marlin Fttiwaler reiterated U.S. concern about the plant and aaid. "We never rule out any option " As for destroying the plant, he said "I would not say It's our Intention 1would asy it's s mailer of extreme concern." At a news conference where he announced five more high-level appointments to hia new administration. Bush was asked If Libya should be prevented from producing chemical arms and said. "Any civilized country around the world should be committed to that objhectlve." "T h is la a nutter of real concern to us.” he said. "and. yea. we all ought to be committed to seeing that that plant not be permitted to iprtad further destruction " The Arab League, which said Libya had renounced the use of chemical weapons, issued s statement In Tunis. Tunisia, cautioning the United Stales against trying to destroy the plant. W oman, mother arrested In baby'a death A LTA D EN A . Calif. — A woman and her mother were arrested on suspicion of murder Thursday after the daughter's newborn baby was found thrown from a bathroom window si their home, officials said. After a day of investigation and conflicting statements from the Infant's mother. Ann Marie St. Cyr. 20. and grandmother. Cecilia Patterson. 44. both women were booked on suspicion of murder and held without ball, sheriff s Sgt. Emle Roop said. Paramedics were called to the women's home early Thursday morning after Patterson said she found her daughter bleeding, officials said St. C yr was taken to Hui.tlngton Memorial Hospital, where doctors said she had apparently Just given birth. Deputy Bryan Williams said, adding that the woman first denied site was pregnant then told doctors she had a miscarriage. Sheriffs detectives went to the home and found a 12-hour-old boy lying dead under the bathroom window. "Th e baby had been thrown from the window and waa dead." Hoop said. Neighbors, who said the mother and daughter had lived ai the small house nestled In the Sierra Madtr foothills for six years, expressed shock at the death "The y were both ao nice and quiet." said one neighbor. Marguerite Schlrmer. “ They Just didn't seem like the kind of people who would throw a baby out a window, and they lived there alone. There were never any men around." After St. Cyr and Patterson were interviewed and "gave conflicting statements." they were arTestrd. Roop said. St. Cyr waa transferred to the County-USC Medical Center Jail Ward, where she was booked and kept under observation. Roop said Patterson was being held at the Crescents Valley shertfr s station. Orphaned baby whale dies NEW YORK (UPII — The death o( an orphaned baby whole lhai beached llself in Queens shows there is no way a veterinarian can replace a real-life mother, aquarium officials say. The whale was spotted In shallow water off Far Rockaway In Queens Tuesday and taken to the New York Aquarium, where veterinarians made desperate attempts to save it by giving II antibiotics, collage cheese, heavy cream and vitamins Hui the female pilot whale, about 35 to 40 [rounds underweight and believed lo be between 1 week and 1 month old. died Wednesday. "There Is no way we could have duplicated the presence ot a mother." aquarium spokesman Kick Miller said. "As far as we know, a baby whale In this condition has never survived without Its mother." Miller speculated the whale’s mother may have abandoned It. knowing It was sick, or died herself li also was possible that i hr whale simply loot Its way before It ended up In Queens. From United Press International reports NEW YORK - Former Miss America Bess Myerson Thursday waa acquitted of charges she conspired to fix her boyfriend's divorce settlement by giving the judge's daughter a city job — the convoluted case dubbed the "Bess Mess." M yerson's boyfriend. C a rl ‘ 'A n d y " C a passo. 4 3 , a m ultim illio n a ire sewer c o n ­ tractor serving a three-year sen­ tence on an unrelated tax evasion conviction, and retired state Supreme Court Justice llortense Gabel. 76, also was acquitted of all charges Myerson, 64. broke Into tears and hugged her attorney and Capasso as the dramatic verdict was announced In U.S. District Court in Manhattan on the Jury's fourth day of deliberations. Capasso klaaed her hand. "I feel fine." whispered the wet-eyed Mverson as she rushed with a friend from the courtroom Into a bathroom Emerging later outside the courthouse, she said the "grateful for the Am erican Judicial ayatem. I thank the Jury for exonerating me." Prosecutors charged that Myerson. while etty cultural af­ fairs commissioner In Mayor Edward Koch's administration, hired Gabel's emotionally trou­ bled daughter. Sukhreet. for a $19,000 a-year Job to Influence Gabel's rulings in the divorce daughter who testified against her for nine days. The feeble retired Judge heaped pratae on the presiding Jurist. U.S. District Judge John Keenan " I waa overwhelm ed and touched by the wisdom of the Judge." said Gabel of Keenan, who adm onished Jurors lo carefully weigh the damaging testimony of her daughter Sukhreet Gabel. 39. who taped her mother's telephone calls lor the prosecution, said. "I ihlnk Justice was done. I did whal I waa asked lo do There waa nothing wrong with whal my mother told me lo do. which was tell the truth." Momenta later. Justice Gabel s lawyer Invited the defendants and their families — except Sukhreet — to a victory party, S t a n d in g a lo n e , lo o k in g forlorn. Sukhreet Gabel watrhrd them head for Ihe door and told her father as he approached. “ I don't go where I'm not welcome. Daddy Sorry." Koch administration, and won co n vic tio n s a g a in st m a jo r mobsters and Wall Street Inside traders "I have never argued with a Jury's verdict and wilt not do so here." Giuliani said. "W e were aluck with the witnesses that existed In that situation." Myerson. Capasso and Gabel were found innocent of conspir­ acy. mail fraud and the use of interstate facilities to carry out bribery, and Myerson was also acquitted of o b struction of Justice. Myerson had faced up to 30 years In prison If convicted and Capasso and Gabel could have received up to 25 years. Koch, whose frequent appear­ ances with Myerson during his first campaign for mayor led to speculations they would marry, siud In a statment. "I'm glad for her as a personal friend " Capaaso refused to speak with reporters after the verdict. Justice GsbH was led from Ihe courtroom on the arm of (he J u s t i c e G a b e l s la s h e d Capasso's alimony payments after her daughter was hired by Myerson but the case against three was largely circumstantial and based on the testimony of Sukhreet Gabel, who admitted during cross-examination that electro shock treatments for depression had left her mind like "Swiss cheese." The verdict wsa a setback for U.S. Attorney Rudolph Giuliani, who successfully prosecuted a series of former city officials in scandals that have rocked the Plane-crash searchers seek bomb LOCKERBIE. Scotland - In ­ vestigators resumed searching under wet. dark skies Friday for more bodies and for evidence that a bomb destroyed a Pan Am jumbo Jet. killing all 258 people aboard and leaving 32 dead or missing in a Scottish village it devastated More than 150 bodies had been recovered, but others re rr believed scattered around the hilly countryside — or were so badly mangled that they may never be found, observers said. Scotland Yard said its anil terrorist squad had Joined Ihe investigation, and FBI agents were en route to Britain as • p e cu la tio n m o u n te d th a t Wedneaday night's crash of Pan Am flight 103 waa the work of tmortala. Also arriving were relatives of the victim a One. an unidentified young man. was ao distressed when he landed at London's Heathrow Airport that he had to be led away, tears streaming down hia face and shaking from head to toe. by airport atten­ dants. A r o u n d th e v i l l a g e o f Lockerbie itself, aome residents began taking down Christ mss decorstIons as they mourned their own loos — 15 confirmed dead and another 13 adults and four children "missing and u n ­ accounted for." said Lockerbie Chief Constable John Boyd Air safety experts said the destruction of Pan Am Flight 103 bore "all the hallmarks of a bomb blast." but there was no official word on the cause. The Jet exploded Wednesday during a flight from London to New York, hurtling flaming wreckage Bush names five more to Cabinet W A SH IN G TO N |UP1) - Prcaldent-elect George Bush filled five top-level Jobs in his administra­ tion Thursday, brushing aside proteata from a n ti-a b o rtio n groups lo name Dr. Louts S u l­ livan aa the new secretary of health and human services Sullivan became the first black •elected for flush's Cabinet, and the vice president also a n ­ nounced his chokes to lead the Tranaportation Department, the Interior Department. Ihe new Veteran* Affairs Department and the Environmental Protection Agency Leading aborllon foes had urged Bush not to appoint S u l­ livan after an Atlanta newspaper quoted him Sunday as saying he supports a woman’s 'rig h t to terminate a pregnancy Bush ■ Idea p r o m p t ly m o ve d lo aquelch the outcry, and the doctor personally aaaured some anti-abortion congressional lead­ ers that he opposes aborllon before rep ea lin g that vie w publicly Thursday with Bush at hia side. " I 'm opposed to abortion cxcepl in the case of rape, incest or a threat to the life of the mother." Sullivan told the news conference called by Bush to make his announcements. “ Thts position Is Ihe name os that of i'rrsldenl-elect Bush “ Bush acknowledged there may be persona] differences on abor­ tion within hia admin 1strat ion or even In hia Cabinet, but he declared: "I'm the one who was elected president. I'm the one who tried to make this position aa clear as I could to the American people, and I'm going to be the one who sets the policy aa It relates to this very Impor­ tant laaue." The vice president said his Cabinet selection process "is nearly finished." He has now n a m e d 12 of 14 C a b in e t secretaries. leader Yaaaerl Arafat." The U .S . Federal Aviation Administration warned air cam era Dec 7 of a bomb threat nal Psn American flights lo U n i t e d S la t e s f r o m F r a n k fu rt. West G e rm a n y , where Flight 103 originated Wednesday The Slate Depart ment Issued a similar warning Dee 13 lo diplomatic personnel In Europe Some U.S. Embassy employees In M o s c o w changed Ihelr travel plans after receiving the warning, but the public was not informed of Ihe Ihrral Pan A m said li Itad lightened security In Frankfurt ever party did It. since attacking civilian planes is prohibited by Ihe Sham s (Islamic law)." aaid Ayatollah Mohammad Huaacin Fadlallah Another anonym ous caller claimed responsibility for the disaster in a lelepsone call Friday to an Kalian news agency In Bologna. Italy, but police said they believed the call waa a hoax The ANSA news agency sak) Ihe caller, speaking In broken Italian said. "Thla Is a Libyan communique We claim ihe bombing of the American plane This la our vendetta because we are not In agreement with (1*1/) and bodies onto the Scottish village of Lockerbie. An anonymous caller claiming to represent an Islamic terrorist group aaid Thursday ihat the plane waa bombed in retaliation for Ihe U.S downing of an Iranian Jetliner In July. The claim could not be verified In Beirut, the the spiritual leader of the p ro -Ir a n ia n Hezbollah, a group believed re­ sponsible for several a nti American attacks, said Friday that no Shiite fundamentalist group could have downed the Ran American airliner. 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IMS DEL m �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Friday, December 23, 19ttd — 7f African agreement signed Firecrackers cause fire on ferry CEBU. Philippine* — Flrr Ignltrd by ftrrrrarkrrs smuggled aboard by holiday traveler* engulfed a domestic ferry In the central Philippine* Friday, but all 12H people aboard were rescued, officials said. One of the 4H crewmen aboard the 1.44 H o n Dona Conehlta was severely burned, said Franrlsco Malllong. lawyer for the •hips owners. Gothong llnrs Some of the HO passenger* suffered minor burns while helping battle the blare that hruke out at dawn when the vessel was about a mile from Olutaya Island. 240 miles south of Manila, the coast guard said "It ts a pulley not to allow Iflamrnablel llrins. Including matches." Malllong told a news conference In the central rlly of Cebu "The firecrackers werr obviously smuggled and declared aa various Items * Military authorities have Itanned the sale of firecrackers hut have been unable to stop the Filipino tradition of exploding them to usher in the New Year despite hundreds of Injuries and deaths every year I Hiring the past week, the roast guard said 76 jw-ople were missing ami feared dead from live sea mishaps Involving small ferries The ferry, with a capacity of 1,400. sailed Irnm Manila Wednesday with 1.000 passengers, many returning to the provinces for the holidays, ofllclals for Gothong llnrs said UNITED NATION S - Amid triumph spiced with stinging rhetoric, the foreign ministers ol Cuba. Angola and South Africa slgnrd a U.S. mediated agree merit crafted lo bring lridej*endrnce to Africa's last colony and end u border war In southern Africa. W ith T h u rs d a y ’s signing. South Africa accepted a U N resolution providing for the in dejrrndrnce of Namibia, which Pretoria has ruled for 73 years us the territory of South West Africa At the same lime. Culiu and Angola agreed to a 27- mont h t i me t a b l e for the withdrawal of 50.f)00 Cuban troop* from A ngola, which borders Namibia In W ashington. President Reagan hailed the agreements and said the scheduled Cuban trooji withdrawal from Angola would "end one of the major regional problems that have troubled U.S.-Soviet relations In recent years." The Sovlrt Union has played a behind-the-scenes role In getting Cuba and Angola lo agree to the deal If effective, the agreement also will end a 22-year old war be­ tween South Africa and guerril­ las fighting for the Independence of Namibia. Presiding over thr signing ceremony. Secretary of State George Shultz said, "T h is Is a moment for celebration " But It was also a moment of personal tragedy, Shultz said, with the death of th r com m issioner for N a m ib ia , Bern! Carlsson. of Sweden. Hr was a passenger aboard the Pan Arn 747 that crashed Wednes day In Scotland, killing all 258 jiroplr atioard and leaving 32 on thr ground rtlhrr dead or mis* log by s u p p o r t i n g an a n i l - Th r Angolan foreign minister Afonso Van Dunrnt appealed ti the United Stale* to rslahllst diplomatic relations with hb country T h r Untied States unr of a frw nations that do nui recognize the Marxist govern) mrnt. government guerrilla forte, thr National Union for thr Total Independence of Angola, or UNITA S o u t h A f r i c a 's f o r r t g n m inister. Rolcief Bolha. re sjmndrd with an attack of his own. challenging thr Cuban foreign minister loan Immediate delude on thr relative human rights performance of thr Cuban and South African governments Shultz did not respond directly to the Cuban attack, but sulci at thr end of thr ceremony. "M uch of thr siutrrnrnis made hrrr I do U S ofllclals said the Issue Is i political unr with C o n gre ss rather than a diplomatic ejue* lion A majority ol senators have slgnrd a resolution ojiposinf U S Angolan diplomatic rela linns until the civil war wit) UNIT A ends Th r United Nations will tiavq lo raise money to sujipnrt 7.500 mari force lo supervise the true r In Namibia and wlilidrawa of South African tmn|>* and smaller force- In Angola to vrrlfi tile Cuban withdrawal. J O H A N N E S B U R G . South Africa South Africa In Audi) Cheater Crockrr. the U .S assistant secretary of stair for Africa who was the key nrgoti.i tor of the deal, railed th r PANAMA C ITY . Panama — Prominent opposition leader and businessman Roberto llrrnes was sent Into exile In the United Slates because* of Involvement In antistate activities, the Panamanian Defense- Forces said Thursday llrrnes' wife. Mercedes Elela. told rrimricrs Wednesday hrr husband was picked up by military oIRcials Tuesday nlgbl outside his home In Panama Clly and defense forces put him on a commercial Pun American flight bound fur Miami Wednesday. "The departure of Mr llrrnes Is the result of a decision he made when he was discovered by state security organizations to be Involved In activities that thrraten the Internal security ol the state." Panamanian Defense Forces Mid In a statement. From Unltad Pres* International reports » - “ F lo r id a 's ow n N e w co m e r s e r v ic e " — dedicated to w e lc o m in g new residents. 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Japsn recognizes Marshall Islands Panama military explains deportation agreement "a jicace without losers " Only time whl fell whether that la true for South Africa. Welcome N ew com er! STEAMCARPET CLEANINGE 59 TOKYO — The Jajianese government has established diplomatic relations with the new Republic of the Marshall Islands, a fonner trust territory of the United States wherr JajMrt fought bloody battles with Allied forces during World War II. Fnrrlgn Minister Sousuke Uno said diplomatic relations were established between the two countries last week as the result of an exchange of letters tirtwrrn the Japanese government and the foreign mlnlstrr of thr Marshall Islands. Tom Kljlnrr Uno nnlrd that thr Marshall Islands In rastrrn Micronesia were a part of Japan until the rm l of World War II. administered by Tokyo as a League of Nations mandate "The nation Is pm Japanese and President Amato Kabila Is of Japanrsr descent." Uno said In a statement Thousands of .Jajianese und Alllrd salldlers died In battles on the Islands After the war. thr Islands became a U S Trust Territory and the United Slates conducted atom bomb tests on thr Island ol lllklnl In the group during thr 1950* T h r Marshall Islands won Its Independence from the United Stairs last year. The islands have a imputation of 38.000 In on urea of 111 square mllrs Its main Industries nre fisheries and agricultural Japanese economic cooperation lo the Marshall Islands Is renlered on a I9HI-H1HH assistance grant of $290 million and the government said It jilans to contribute further lo thr Islands’ development In the coming years not appreciate and do mil agree with." South Africa gambles on settlem ent The complex accord signed at the Untied Nations seek* to end agreeing Thursday to grant In decades of political and military ROME — Palestine Liberation Organization leader Yasser de|wrideme to Namibia. Is hop conflict ami tnlerllnkrd war* In Arafat arrived for a private audience Friday with l*npe John log It ran profit by rndlng a (hr desolate southwest Africa Paul II and talk* with Italian leaders costly guerrilla war and Im rrgton Arafat s plane arrived at Rome s top security Clamplno ptovtng relations with black South Africa, recalcitrant for military airport at 10 10 am from Tunis, Tunisia, home to Africa and Mir West years over U N drmand* for FLO headquariero He was met at the airport by numrruua South Africa has ruled neigh Namibian Independence, con Arab nation ambassadors lo Italy boring Namibia thr last colony reded under pressure of the Aralat immediately was driven In a motorcade with poller In Africa, lor 73 years but the escalating SI billion annual cost escort to the Palazzo Chlgl office of Prime Minister Clrtaco lie [Mist decade has been s|»rnt of the war esc al.itlug ronfmnta Mlta for talks scheduled later Friday with t)e Mila Deputy haggling over the price of even lion with the Cuban arm y In Prime Mlnlstrr Gianni Dr Mic hells and Foreign Minister Glulto tual Independence, which is to neighboring Angola domestic Andreottl cume next year under s United concern ai the death at can Shortly before Aralat arrived, the Vatican announced that Nations plan slgnrd Thursday in scripts and thr realization the John Paul would rerrive Arafat In the Vatican New York time for settlement w ill not The PLO leader last met the Pope Sept IS, 1982. In a Now Pretoria appears rrslgnrd Improve 25-mlnuir private audlrnrr granted lo him during a two day to the prtrr — a new govrrnmrm Contrary to Us anti communist private vistt lo Rome that will he hlark. at least perceptions South Africa found nominally Marxist and crowing llial the Sovlrt Union, which Vietnam acknowledges its own poverty over its victory In gaining In help* bankroll Angola * govern­ IIANGKOK. Thailand — Vietnamese Prime Minister Do Moot dependence through a hush war ment. also sought an end to a in a gloomy address lo the National Assembly, recited a lltanv Tlie reality is that any gov war no one was winning As a of economic woe* and conceded lltal Vietnam has become one eminent in Namibia, twice the result. Moscow pressured Cuha of the world s poorest nations under communist rule •tze ol California hut whose I I In agree to withdraw Its 30 000 "The living conditions of a vast majority of the laboring million people nim pnar only a i roup* from Angola where it is people have become more and more difficult with every fraction ol thr population of lam helping thr government fight jtasaing day." Do Muot said Thursday at the dosing session of Angeles Is txiund to be re oneHU South African and U S twirkrcl the Assembly ii ally d rp rn d rn t on South guerrillas Hr said the problem* were worsened by poor organization Atm a Pretoria control* It* trade That was a key element in and managrment mules and South African firm* reaching the settlement d r Tltr admissions of (allurr came in response to harsh c Title tun dominate ti* mineral wealth signed to end the 22 year old of the government in the past week from members of the It prohablv also helped that war between South Africa and National Assembly, but Do Moot gave no Indications of major over the last dec ade South Afric a guerrillas of the South West (Jolley changes ha* learned to live with three Africa People's Organization "According lo the per lajiltn value of national Income, we other neightmruig former Euro­ s e e k in g Indepe n de n ce for ware tanked a* one of thr [naircat counuics In the world. Do pean ruled <ol utiles, Angola. Namibia SW AIH. with a sup Moot said • t MeWamtili|ur and Zimbabwe port hoar among the' majority Hr said imputation Increase was ctuf of i i t r t t r h f ' H f 1 ' .’ft.Ji It h h a ye »ejf p rQClA I ill r d (Sam bo I rttir. IX (‘xpei'.frd "fi l<*rcnii per vrar over the past three year* while Hie national Marxist governm ent*. Like gain jniwrr through elections target was I 7 (lercrnt Nam ibia, the economies of provided for In the U N In Outside economists have estimated Vietnam’s per cajtlta ZlmlMhwf and Mnxumbli|ur are dependence plan annual Income at about • 150 rlcmelv lied to Sooth Afrtc a The agreement also puts pre­ I to white I i n i m r i n |B1 em ssure on Angola and the guerril­ Shevardnadze visits North Korea merit, isolatrd inter nationally la movement there to work out ihrir dlMrrrnces over It* policy id legal segrega TOKYO — Soviet Foreign Mlnlstrr Eduard Shrvardnadir lla u , is gam bling that the arrived In Pyongyang for "a working visit" to North Korea, his U S -brokered Namibia agree third stop on a Far East lour. North Korea's official news agency rrporird Friday merit It signed with Angola and C u I m Thursday at the United The Korran O n tra l New* Agency said Shevardnadze was Nation* will open doors into greeted upon airiv.il at the airport Thursday by Vice Premier To My Pubki Cuitomor* blac k Africa and thr Wr*i Kim Yong Nam and Soviet Ambassador to North Korra CM lotto Mary Cutting Namibia loose could Gennadi llartnshevtc h earn Pretoria grudging nod* The agency described Shevardnadze’s trip as "a working Imm bl.uk Africa, a smooth start visit" In the communist country but did not elaborate Ills AMO lo relation* with thr incoming itinerary was not reported THANK YOU KX? MAKING B u s h a d m i n i s t r a t i o n In Shevardualize earilrr visited Japan and the Philippines on C ASSURING AT FUtllX Washington and possibly better Ids current swing through the Far Fast SUCH A TllASUff links with Eumjiean nations In .lajMn Shevardnadze met with hts counter part. Sosuke Voez Put*c CatTv«r krrplng a distance from the Uno. and discussed international and hllalrral problem*, Agatha May apartheid regime loci ceding a dera dew-old territorial dispute that has prevented Independent r will close thr Japan and the Soviet Union from signing a jieucr treaty book on Africa * colonies, but formally ending their hostlluies in World War II then South Africa will stand Jajwn and I he Soviet Union agreed to establish a new Inrum alone as a target for blarkto discus* the dispute over four liny Islands east of Jajxau * northernmost main Island of Hokkaido, which have been majorttv rule on the continent occupied by the Soviets since the end of last war J h jm ii has Insisted that It would not sign the peace treaty until the Soviet Union returns the islands to JajMiiese rule Arafat to meet with pope today Soinr verbal sparks Hashed during the formal ceremonies at the United Nations when Cuban F o r e ig n M in is te r Is td o ro Malmlrrra I'eoll look the oc­ casion to accuse the United Stairs and South Africa "of trying to play an Interfering role " In Angola's Inirrnal affairs i JHt'l'Kf ( t y l t i t * K A 4 GENE. 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W ASH IN GTO N (UPII - ITcsl drill Kragan aaarrtrd In an Interview televised Thuraduy Hut homrlcsa Americana chooar to aleep "on the grate* or on the lawn" inatrad of seeking orga nlied shelter "There are ahellrm In virtually every city and shelter* here, the president declared, "and thoae people allll prefer out there on the grate* or the lawn to going Into one of thoar *hrltrr* " Kragan nude the comment In re*pon*e to a question by ABC'* David Brinkley during a wide- ranging Inlervlew for a one-hour broadcast Thursday night: a small part of the Interview on a iM*|uratr Isaur had bren relenserl Wednesday. Brinkley reminded Kragan the ranks of homeless Americans have grown "In substantial numbers" desplle overall U S. economic health and "there are some, in fact, who are aslrrp on Ih r grass about 200 yards from your office " "Yea." Kragan replied, "(butI there air always going to tie people ... (who| make their own M a r c o s d e f e n d s h is r u le , b la m e s o t h e r s fo r t r o u b le P H IL A D E L P H IA lUPII Deposed Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos say* there la Insufficient evidence lo bark c o rru p tio n rh a rg ra against his administration and maintains he Is the victim of a smear campaign initiated by hi* enemies Writing in me Dec 26 issue of Orbla. a world affair* Journal published by the Foreign Policy Keseanh In* slit* U . M ar.t* defended hi* regime and said he was not responsible for the "multiple disabilities" ainicllng his country. " U S policy with regard lo the Philippine* was signifi­ cantly Influenced by a con­ trived image of Philippine reality." Marvtw said. "Thai image was largely the product of a group ol publicists now enjoying positions of power and privilege In Manila Marcos. In a six page re­ buttal lo an article Hut ap prared in the fall edition of Orbt*. denied charges ihal hi* administration was fuUly of gross corruption, misappropriation of funds and human fight* violations " T h - ' these charges have been rrpratrd ad nauseum in Ihr media and that they have hreome familiar convictions In prevailing folk wisdom doe* not makr them true," M a r t said "Unfortunately, live wide acceptance of those charges as true created pre­ ssures that eventually re­ sulted In Ihr U S. intervention In the Philippines " Marrus ruled the Philip­ pines for more than two decades anti! a popular revolt forced him Into eslle In 1H60 IIU departure cleared the way for the Inauguration as presl deni of Corazon Aquino, wife of slain pnlutral rival Hrnlgno Aquino Cnra/on Aquino challenged Marco* In a fraud tainted election early in 1966 and apprarrd lo have won despite M am * claims of victory. "Thr strangest feature of all Hit* u lhal not only have UJJ Interests now urrn placed In serious Jeopardy, but all the charge* that made my ad ministration a pariah among policy maker* in Washington have recently resurfaced a* charge* again*! the present regime " Kragan told Brinkley that a factor In the rise of homelessness during hla administration could be blamed on the American Civil Liberties Union and II* effort to end thr Institutionalization of Ihr mentally III A* a rrsult. he claimed, men­ ially III Americans "walked away from those Institutions they wanted freedom, but Ihrv walked nul to where therr was nothing for them ." The president also questioned how there could be so many unemployed people right In the choice for slaying out there " Ills remarks were similar to thoar hr made In I960 regarding thr hungry. At that time Kragan uasrrlrd. "I don't believe there Is unyonr going hungry In America simply by rrason of denial nr lark of ability to feed them " In 1983. two years before hr brearnr attorney general. Edwin M rrsr shirked a raging con* tTOtrt f y as White House coun­ selor by claiming many people go lo soup kitchens "because the food Is free and .. that's raster than paying for It." . _ . . . . la. Ilia )w WlW ** •i hose Ato say In hi* book. . .. t nation's capital "when every week The Washington Boat Ihus) those hundreds of ads on every page, every Sunday. ... you'll Hod anywhere from 60 to 75 pages of help wanted ads right here In the Washington paper." During the initrvlew. which h ig h lig h t e d K ra g a n '* I m ­ p re s s io n * of so m r of the (irrsouallllra who played major roles during his While House tenurr. hr said hr was "shocked by somr of the things' former chief of staff Donald Krgan In assessing foreign leaders, he called Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega "a shameless dictator" and said "he dorsn t stand In Ihr same box with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev "as far a* I am concerned " "(Ortegal Is a typical commu nlst dictator and will resort I think, to anything to maintain Ihlsl situation." Kragan said, adding that he see* no "Indira* tlo n ye t or t h r e a t '' tha t G o rb a c h e v cannot s u r v lv r IIIHII ■ . I I I Governor blocks Ray parole review McWhrrtrr's amendment ol a directive by former Gov luimar Alexander would exclude 'pro Mem" inmates from rarly re view; Hi<>*e prisoner* who liavr atirmptrd In rsrajw or who have bren convicted nl assault lug or killing an Inmatr or |wi*nti official NASHVILLE. Term lUPII The ronvlcted killer of civil rights leader Marlin Luther King Jr and nearly 100 other Ten­ nessee inmales with violent prison rrcords will not he con­ sidered lor early parole under an amended directive enacted by Gov Ned McWhertrr In a lettri Thursday to Parole B o a rd C h a ir m a n C h n r l t a Trauglibrr. M tW hrrirr amended a IUH5 directive that railed lor a review of Inmates lor possible early release The rarly review* were aimed al rasing prison overcrowding The ruling would affrcl James Karl K> y, currently In prison for killing King ami nearly ltx> other Tennessee inmate* of fli lal* said " T h e governor d e ifrm ln .d thal Ihe management of the |'«H5 lo ease overcrowding In stale prisons Bui under Ihe restrictions ol ihr new amendment. K*v woo'd I m* ineligible for parole b e c a u s e of report* of violence during his sentence and a s h o rl-llve d r<« a|M- In 11*77 from Brushy Mountain Stale Prison prison system wa* a primary concern, said David Writes legal assistant lo Mi W'hertrr " H Ih e rr's a message. II tsisically Iris U*r inmates know lh a l th o s e w ho t ir h z v r Hirnisrlvrs will hair early re lease avallahlr a* an option, and those not tiehavmg themselves will not have that option avail able lo them W elles said Kay, bo i* serving a '.PI year senleni e for the |!XiH murder of King However his (urolr rllgi btllty was advanced 10 years following an rarly release law |Mw-d •III■H ig h Hie legislature In Welles said Hie amendment was bring considered a month lirforr M< Wherter was aw air of Kay's ii |m tatting parole rligilnliii lull lhal Ihr ti.iv •lilt lilt fth «**rd our ailenllon rnorr on Hie problem ' P o lice say g an g m e m b e r m akes b om bs Hi maid D Hrimetl 2.1 wa* arrested Thursday night at his mother's housr where deputies lound two (>ipe t*Mnt>* and Imir weapons Including an AK 47 assault rifle, said Deputy Bill Wehner Bennetl. who wa* arrested on su sp lrln n ol m anufacturing expliMlve device* and wa* field in lieu ol 6iX) (xxi tiall. had been evtctrd Irnm an apartm ent III Lawndale "Th e guy was operating a (■mib lai lorv. ami It * sale to assume Ihe homt>* were going In LOS ANGELES IUI1I — OflUers a ho deal wllh the problem of rver-lnrrrasing gang violrncr •aid Thursday they have run into something new and dt* lurhing — a gang member who was apparently making IxmoIx* al hlsa|wirtment Workrrs sent to clean a Just vacated apartmenl discovered Ihe remnants of a makeshift bomb factory, and de(Hitie* later a rre s te d the k n o w n gang member who hail been evKted seizing two (>I|m> Immlt* and •everal wra(M>n* I m* used In gang a illv llle s . W'ehrier said W ehn e r would not di*« lose r x a it lv w h a l rn a irria ls v r u t found In Ifie Lawndale apart m erit, saving only II was clear lie was m anufar lu rin g r s plosive •lev N rs loiw enforcement ntttcul* said II was Ih r first lim e they have discovered gang member* pro d u rin g I mmiiIm and some niftier* r s p rrM e d con re rn thal it mighi lead lo an escalation in Ihe a lrra d v record level of violence "T h is I* Hie llisl lim e we ve lo u n d gang m em bers wllh bomb*, said slirrtir* Ll Brad W’elkrr ' Let'* say our gang deire rive* are concerned ll rttrv A ir (m im I uc in g explowlve drxiir* It's itangermi* and well lei * leave ll al that | m Altgrks (Miller salt Ihrir w rrr 207 gang killing* In ihr llrsl It) month* of the year two more than the previous record lor all of |'Wi7 L h Angeles County shertll * deputies report tJiere were 7» gang slaying* through Octuhrr. the saiur i iu m tM -r a* III all ot 1* 7 Japanese firm regrets ‘Sam bo’ giveaway toy LOS A N G E L E S lUPII - A merchandizing will nor hr mlrtJapanese loy company gave •ledlierr. Koliertl said "We made the products out nf a** ay more than I I 600 worth ol toys to w Ik s >1children Thursday Ignorance" Yonezawa told re­ as (tart of Us eslenslvr effort lo porters after lie and the corn apologize to Mar ks for having party's mascot llappv Killy, lud (Mssrtt chi I hose* id Irtnkeis and sold rat tally oflrnslvr men fun lov* to the c hlldren "Now we disc In Japan Ih r toys w r r r passed out to are doing whal we think Is 500 student* from Crescent right." I don't think they did It mil ol Heights and Canfield elementary any mailer. Kobertl said They si Imm>|* In West Los Angeles part of a monthlong go raw ay Just didn't know So many that has included children In Inrrlgn companies deal at In­ South Central Los Angeles. come levels where Ibe only U S customers they see are white Oakland and San Franctaro For Hirer year*. Ibe Sanrto males *' Yone/awa. who Is based In Hie C o rji of T o k y o bad sold merchandise in Japan featuring company s San Francisco office, explained lh a l Sanrlo had the Lit He Bla< k Sambo rharai ler The company also sold l.lllle assumed Hie SamlMi character was an Inoflensive (tart of Anier Black Sambo dolls lean tulluir and added II In Us latsi .July, an article in The Inventory of 50 raMmiii charac­ Washington Post about Hie Little ter* Hui decorate more lhari filar k Sambo products prompted It),(XX) different Ileitis Bill, as a flurry of angry leiiers from soon a* executives In Tokyo U S politician* demanding Ibe were made aware of the charac­ company stop using Ibe charac­ ter's raclsl overtone*, the com* ter and selling the dolls (Mity (uillcd Hie dolls anil other Thai o ulrry. and meetings (ir iM lu e is bearing the ehararter with the Congressional Black and destroyed them, he said Caucus, led lo Sanrlo's loy Sanrto. Ja|un's leading maker giveaway and an rxteiislvr pro of sue li noveliy merchandise as giant to educate Japanese erasers, jm-iu its and T-shirts. Inst i hlldren about the United States r o ii g h l y 6 l r> in 1 11 io n In cultural diversity. Children, parent* and school merchandise and luture sales of a dm in istra to rs gathered al w hal Yonezaw a said were Crescent Height* Elementary M>inewh.il (Nipolar Items when II School lor Ihr giveaway, which pulled ihe Samlm product* was preceded by words ol The product* had tieen sold friendship and thanks from through 3,000 Sanrlo store*, Sunrlo Vice President Kuri houllque* and departm ent Ynnrzawa and stale Sen. David stores While Yonezawa said Hie company did not sell any SaiiHxi Kobeni. products In Ihe United Stale*. Kobertl and Yonezawa avoided Koberll said some ol Hie pro telling Ihr children why Sanrto duds found Ihelr way — via Is going out of Us w-ay lo give unrelated supplier* — lo shops aw .iv 111 v s m r.ulalK mixed In San Fra ncisco and Los nelgiitmthoods Holier!! had insixin! that company executives Angeles K o b e r ll s a id S a n r lo , a see Hie nation's racial diversity DO-yrar-old company lhal relot Hiemselvrs. Koberll said Sanrto and oilier (Mirted sales ol 6050 million In I0H7. will now s|Mitisor U.S. exporter* of merchandise to the United Stales are on notice to lie history and culture classes (or more sensitive lo America's Japanese children. Sanrto also plans in Initiate a |x n p.il project racial concerns "W llh ltd*, there l* a jiotnt lo link Amerclan blacks wllh IMing made to a lot of foreign Ja|iauese children, and a "Lillie traders who do business here Ambassador" youth exchange thal this type of racism and program. 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Cleveland quarterback Don Struck got off to a sluggish start last week, throwing Intercep­ tions to halt his team's first three possessions, but he was still In there when the Browns rallied for 21 (mints In the second half Ills main targets will be wide receivers Webster Slaughter and Kr Hg|r Langnorne. each with *Ik receptions against the Oilers "We're taking It one down at a ttm e ." said Slaughter, who totaled 136 yaids and raught the winning touchdown, a 22-yard pass (rum Rirw k "'We're cer­ tainly not going to look past anybody at thl* point Were faring a team that we know, and they know u* Just a* well Tlvat's a real challenge." Houston Coach Jerry Glanvtlle sava his team has put last week's experience behind. "W e've always managed lo come out of It. hut losing to a division rival, our team treats It like a death In the family.” he said "Th e bottom line ts that (the Brown*) played real well It's not that we did *o hadly. It's th a t C le v e la n d d id w e ll lllo tl wr've Ik y ii a team that ran regroup." Bernle Kosar. the regular Cleveland quarterback, has hern unable lu pul In full practices because of a sprained left kn<-r. although he did throw Wed n etd ay to l.anghorne and Slaughter. Fullback Kevin Mack and rornrrbark Hanford Dtxon also skipped drills. Joining Kosar as quest tunable. "F ra n k ly , they'rr all very questionable." Browns Coach Marty S rh o lte n h rim rr said "Hanford's the closest to bring Involved W r would piety Itrrnle Itasrd solely on his physical 1 DiiilKliui .iik I mil v*till rr*|M-i 1 i<< the Job Don Sliork did Iasi week ." Mlnnesola Is coming oil a 28 27 victory over the (T.w'ago Bears, but there still is liouhle brewing In the Viking* ramp Wadr Wllaon. (hr lesrn’s All-Pro quarterback, was angered about being benched by Coach Jerry Burns in lavor of To m m y Kramer in the second half lit Monday night's g a m r . and was a n n o y r d w it h o f f r n s l v r coordinator ltoh Kchnrlkrr » ai lltudr toward him during thr gamr "I won t llr and say esrfv thing's O K ." Wilson said "I'm llrrd of saying all Ihr right things That's not Ihr wav I feel. Knicks knock off Pistons I M M F rs s s I n t t m t llM iil The Nrw York Knicks. whose quick stan has brought rarly talk of a possible Eastern Con ference ch a m p io n s h ip , are turning the Detroit Pistons into believers. The Knicks took an 88 85 victory Thursday night over the Pistons, their second victory In ss many meeting* this season with the NBA runners up " I think aftrr tonight the Piston* know that we ve ar rived." said New York guard Mark Jackson who scorrd a running right hander with 32 seconds left to lift the Knicks lo victory "That's not a knock on them, because they're a great team. We Just wanted to show them that we have talent loo " The Knicks look advanlagr of 29 Drtroll turnovers. tiansUliiig litem into 25 (mints New York, which failc-d to score during a span of 4 32 midway through the founh quaner. also held Detroit scorrles* over the final 1:20 "W e won (the Eastern Confer ence title) last year with this team ." Detroit Coach Chuck Daly said "I would say very definitely (the Knlcksl could win It." Of equal Iniponance to the Knicks was the manner In which they won Nrw York, which rnlrred tile game rankrd second in the NBA in scoring with an average of 120 points, was taken out of Its running gamr Hut the Knicks compensated with their full-court trapping defense and allowed their season low (mint total. "W e played a different si vie gam e to night. New York Coach Rtck Mllno said "W r'rr usrti to playing garnrs scoring In thr 120* 130*. 140* llul It * giRHt to play slow oner In a whllr Wr vr won thrrr garnrs llkr this sofarthlsyrar * Drtroit erntrr Bill Umiitwri said ihr Ihstons didn't play smart" down thr strrlrh "It was a low sc'ot'ng gamr wr should havr won that gain* L a lm b rrr said "Th a t s our Irmpo. our stylr II wr plav smart and tonvrrt. wr s I m h i M win W r pul oursrlvrs In a pcmllloii lo win But wr had a r:uswr<t layup here a turnover thrrr down thr slrrtrh and didn I win." Nrw York won drspiir ttring outprrformrd in nrarly every statistical ratrgurv I hr Kim k* shcH 39 prri rnt from 1 fir IIikh to 4 2 pricrnl lor thr l*tslons w rir 3 50 to play Seminole made (1 25-13 34 seconds later when Moorr stole the twill at mid-court and drovr (or a layup After a bucket by Shaw. Seminole went on a 7 0 run of Its own Tony Tlchonolf scored on a layup. Moorr siorrd on an olfrnsivr rebound and Von Erie Small scored and hit a free throw aftrr being fouled A nothrr Evans turnover found Srm lnolr with the hall and only trailing by seven. 27 20, with I 27 to play In the third period llul two straight turnover* and a missed shot led to six Evans (toliil*. two rat h by Shaw. Potrat and Shar|i. amt Evans was two k altrad 33 20 alter three period* Eady led Seminole with 13 points and Moorr addrd ID Small scored srvrn |Miint*. Cash live, tmd Tic hn not I two. to .n count lor all ol ihr scoring trad to 21-14 with 3 54 remain­ ing In the half. Keith l.aldler, who led all scorers with 15 (mints, then hit a three pointer for Raines up the lead lo 24-14 before Darrin Hodges connedrd on a three point play for the Hornets to rut the lead to 24-17 T h r Viking* got two mmr flrld goals before lailiflrr hll unothri thrrr polntrr wth 51 seconds rnnalnlng In Ihr hall lo give i hrm a 3 1-20 hallllmr bulgr Haines came nut strong at thr tirglnnlng ol the second half and quickly rstahhshnl control of Ihr gamr. u u t ir t A ju n d r U 4 9 41 Evans-----------Contlnstd from IB ended with Evans ahead 19 8 Pot cal had 13 first half (minis for the Trojans while Moorr led Seminole with four Seminole continued to be cold to start the third period and Evans outscored the Fighting Seminole* 6-0 over the first four minutes of the quarter and went ahead 25 8 Baskets by IVrrlck Sharp. Potrat. and Ja n yd Shaw did the damage for the Trojans Eady finally broke the Ice for Seminole when he nailed a 3 point shot to make It 25 11 with Sharp and Pntrai Ini Evans with 17 (Mitnts rat h, and Hhdw addnl It Darryl Uay was ihr only other Trojan to score when hr hit two frrr ibruws Im two (Milnts Raines---------- III. FMrMo4I I ILaN10. Hogan ID FawMO awl-Parlor. Whiniitot Talol lawlt— Com tinned froot 1B Pitttkwrgh II. FtarMe 11 RokownOtKnox oprned the frame with a p.Htawrgn 1* ilhartar Ml. Fnnda M IDorit bucket followed by an Owen ID AtortH-FirttMa^i II (Mlllor 01. Florida Busch field goal that krpl Bishop If IlcMnOihro II A -0407 Moore within two The trams ALABAMA IMI then traded free throws before CNoetum 40 4B A AnoMy M l* I I 11 Honor! 10 t o N . W o n t 00 c o t Aikm t 0 1 Knox hit another oulaldr Jumper 44 A Vendor. 4 144 4 Loo 10 44 IL Marry Dtxon and Jeffrey’s then scored 11440 TMoitM MUM consecutive buckrts lo up the OEOBOIAIUI — i It IV» M l II So exrtilng w b b ih d r performancr of a week ago. the same (cams get lo play an enrorr Saturday. The stakes, however, arc higher. Thanks to their comeback 38-23 victory over Houston last Sunday the Cleveland Brown» earned the opponunity to play the Otter* again Saturday In the AFC wtid-card game. Hemming lo Cleveland Ii a task that leaves Houston, which plays poorly on the road, leas than enchanted The NrC wild-card game ta Monday, with the Los Angrlea Rama at the Minnesota Viking* Cleveland's defensive line pressured Oilers quarterback Wanen Moon last weekend and rookie d e fe n s ive lin e m a n *1:rhael Oean Perry returned a f u m b le b y M o o n fo r a touchdown "I'm hoping It s a performance we can build on. a momen­ tum-builder.'' Perry said. "I don't think Intensity will be a problem tor either team " Moon, who usually dor* not perform well again*! the Brown* •ufTercd through a poor aeronii half while the Oilers managed merely 37 net rushing yards Mike Roster finished with only 17 yards on IO carries, although that was enough to lift .'him over 1.000 yard* for the season "W e didn't show as much as we would've liked In the running gam e." Moon said. "Nobody really could dig In. and field conditions were a factor. Better weather Is In the forecast (with temperatures In the high 40s). but the field could be a soggy T O U R N B V B O X E S L A K E N O W E LL ( I I I E tt'A o m 4 kw M rg A TTiomei 14 J h KHi L KMw* 0. Deng* • Jacguot t. JMw**on (A CwRinf II. R * r* * i.Tw * n H tt n n ■ B O O K IV IL IE (M l - Bonnoa 1. McCw* chon 4. BoSont 1, Tartar A Ouent I. Motowr** L Jane* 4. Ttm m w n I. Tns* A t o n It IM on M i l M M H om m e - Cota Huueil M B r* * k i«in I ) Fowl* — la te Heeet If. 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SANFORD ORLANDO KENNEL CLOB �Sanlofd Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, December 23, Miller, Greyhounds shoot down Satellite Dunedin clips Rams; Brantley rips Lions ■y DKAM SMITH Horald correspondent S A N F O It II — D u n e d i n withstood a furious comeback attempt by laikr Mary and held on to post a 79-7H victory In a connotation game of the Central Florida Classic at Ihe Health and Physical Education Center on the Seminole Community Col­ lege campus Thursday night In Ihr oilier consolation game, Lake Brantley crushed Oviedo 70-36 Irrhlnd IN points from Trey White and M by Sam Smith The win hy Dunedin Improve* Its record to 6-2 and moves them Into a contest against Lake Brantley, whl> h got Us rrrord track over 500 at 9-4. Ttie game will be played Friday at 6:00 p m. at Seminole Community College bake M a ry's loss dropped them to 5-4 on the season and the Kama now take off for the Itollday's hr fore grltlng ready for a January 4 home game with Lyman Oviedo falls to 5-4 also and now must get ready to takr on Satellite High Sc hool nest Monday at 3 00 p.m. In the St Cloud Christmas Tournament In the first contest of Ihe evening Dunedin Juni|>rd out to a 6 0 lead as the Karris were irnahle to handle Ihe hall and turned It over the first five lime* It had (Mmaession L ik r Mary finally got cm the ttoard at the six m in u te m a rk w h e n C h r is Davidson converted an ofTrnslve rebound Into c basket The Ham* got thru Itrst lead of Ihr night when Davidson scnrrd to put laikr Marv ahead 12-11 at the 2 30 mark The trams traded ttaskrls the rest of the quarter and Dunedin led IN 16 after the first period. Joe Cortilto had nine |M>mts and T im Dexter five lo lead Dunedin and Davidson and Jamon Perry hAd six each for the Hams. Dunedin scored six of the first seven points of the fourth qusrtrr to go up hy right. 60-92. with 7:15 to play. Dunedin kept up the pace and took a ten point lead. 66-56. with 5 02 lo ptiy when Comlto scored on i 360degree sp in m o v e on the baseline after being fouled At this point Mitchell derided to brcorr.r a force for the Kant* Lake Mary out scored Dunedin 12-7 over the next 2:30 as Mitchell hit a free throw, a 2-polnt Jumper, and a 3 point Jumper to make (h r score 73 66 Dunedin. After a free •*'mr by Tufarlello put Dunedin ahead 74 OH Lake itramlry went lo the 3-potm bomb and Merthle and Mitchell conrctrd to tie the score at 74 with 1:10 to play Tufarlello then put the Dunedin bark ahead 7G-74 Perry was fouled with 0 52 lo play and made one of two fire throws to ru t the lead to 76-75. Dunedin brought Ihe ball down court and Dexter scored to make It 78-75 with 0 45 to play. Merthle scorrd on a driving layup with 0 40 In play to make It 7H-77 Walker was fouled and madr onr of two free throw* to make It 70-77 Mitchell was fouled with 0 20 lo play but could only make one or two free throws and Dunedin trad Its win In the second game Lake Brantley came out hot for the set mid straight night and pulled out to a 160 letyl before Oviedo could get on the board After Trey White had scored eight n< 1 tie six Iren (mints Brad Bolton llnally connected on a short 1988 — 31 ■y MARK B L V T H I Herald eporte writer O V I E D O — L y m a n H ig h School used a second half surge, powered by J . J Miller's game high 21 points, to pull away from Satellite. 72-62. Thursday night In the consolation bracket of the Central Florida Classic belore 101 fan* at Oviedo High School l.ake Howell won the opening game. 75-55, In thr other con­ solation game behind a strong team (lerformance Miller was unstoppable m the second half and Lyman hit 12-13 free throws In the fourth quarter to build a comfortable bulge and hold on at the end Vtl.er scorrd 10 points tn thr final quartrr and led thr Greyhounds at the rharl |y stripe by sinking rtght of nine from thr line In the final I 15 of play OvlBdo* Brad Bolton defend* late Brantley * Mali Tunn«y during Central Florida Classic action on Thuraday Brantley |*ee the scoreboard) had a comfortable lead ai the lime and cuaated to a 70-36 victory Jumper at the 2 03 mark lo make It 16-2 Brantley then scored right of the last nine to take a 24 3 lead after one period Ttie Patriots oulsrored the Lions eight to four the first 4 OO of the quarter to take a 32-7 lead With the reserve* In the game Oviedo outvoted Lakr Brantley 104 lo m a ke Ihe score 3 6 -1 7 at halftime While had 15 rtrsl hall point* for the Patriots while Bolton led the Lions with seven The Lkms did not fatr much better In the second half as they only scored nine points In the third quartrr and ten In the fourth At Ihe same time loike Brantley was scoring 34 points. So dominant w rrr the Pair tots that the Lions had to get a late field goal and free throw to match the first half scoring of Lakr Brantley. The Scorpions opened the game strong as It went to its p ro p lr Inside Steve Estes opened the games scoring with a short Jumper brforr feeding Tom Hlnely on an alley-oop pass that Htnley Upped In. f» hair® and Minify continued tti play well throughout the half and helped thr Scorpions build a 34-30 lead at Ihe Intermission. , . Estes led Satellite with lit (mints a* Htnley tossed in IN Behind Miller II was Mike Hardin coring 15 for Ihr Greyhound*. Rich Holtgrrfr with 12 and Mlkr Whlltlngton 10, ^ Lyman used a six point run tn the third period to gain Us first lead. 42 41. since early In Ihr game and took control from that point on Miller opened the nrtt with a driving Jumper. Whit; ttngton followed with a short Jumper as Octavius Holliday closed the strrak with a layup , 1* T h r Greyhounds oulsrored Ihe Scorpions. 20-13. In Ihe third pertod lo lakr a 50-47 lead. Lyman thro length'd thr trad in seven before the final lwtli minutes where frre throws look control of the hallgamr In ihr opr rung game Lakd Howrl! broke from a 12 12 tie at. the end of (he first quartrr. led by Kyan Thomas and pullrff away trom the Brooksvlllr Lrop. ards to post Its victory Lyman then used five straight (mints by James Flint to gel bark In the game and used Its run and gun style to stay close The Grevhoonds finally whltilrd the lead to IN -17 at thr rnd of the quartrr The Silver Hawks led 30-23 «flhalftime before breaking IhV game wide open In the second hall I humas Ird U ikr Howell with a career-high 16 points ok Steve Johnson netted 16 alsoand Kyan Guilder added 15 Jason Sartor led Brooksvlllr with a gamr high 25 (mints Estes hit ihe first two buckets of thr second period and gave Satellite Its biggest lead of the night. 22-17. before Jarvts Watkins convertrd on a layup for Lyman 1-akr Howell opened a 20 point trad midway through thr llnal quarter and never let up as thr Leopards began shooting thr hall from thrrr (mint land In a/!' attempt to get bark In the gamr, , S t. T h o m a s b la n k s H o rn e ts in b a ttle o f 3 A p o w e rs • ■ yTO N V O stO R M IC R Hsrsld Sport* writer It wash I T h r Crusades or anything, hut It had ihe makings uf a holy war On Thursday right, frlkiw 3A Catholic srh o o ls St T h o m a s A q u in a s of Fort Laufterdale and Hlshfqi M«*ur met tn the consolation finals of the Burger King Classlr girls sorter tournament at lake Mary High SrhonT# Don T Mrvunlit* Stadium After HO |ihy*l< at minute* Si Thomas* t-aily Kaldrr* walked away wiih a 3-0 win and their No 1 ranking the 3A stair (m>U* Intact "We're getting there." said St Thomas roarh Carlo* Giron We're getting luck Into our gam r We got to fare some good competition here so that should hrlp us prr|>arr for state "Right now. wr rr one of the top trams in Dade County, hut wr nerd work We can t lay Im <k W r need to work harder " On Thursday at laikr Mary. St Thomas gave Bishop Mnnrr, ranked No -I in this week's 3A stair (sill a workout Outshnutlng thr tardy Hornets IN H. the lardy Kaldrr* carried most of thr play and w rrr constantly creating scoring n p (M tr tu n ltlrs In thr Bishop Moore end But It wasn't until 59 42 of the second hall that Laurie Uustal treat two Hornet defender* and *kre|M-r Su/y Slra//uLt for thr first St. Thomas goal Alter that, the Lady Kaldrr* scored twlcr more on goal* hy Brenda liuader lat 62 36) and Cathie Uustal (69 52). The lardy Hornet* were unable Income back, hut that trecamr a distant second In Im­ portance when Slraxrula. moment* after taking a shot by Tania Sherrnirta In the face. colla|tsed on the field She was revived and taken lira kxal hospital (or tests " I ’m no doctor hut it looked like she may tiavr sullrred a slight concussion when she look that shot In Ih r fare." said Bishop Moore tY »rh Larry Betstnger "They look her Into the hospital for a closer look " Afterward Betstnger was able to pul Ihe loss In (>cr»pecl!vr "Aquinas is a good tram." he said "Tonight, w-r wrrr a* flat »a day #»M i hampagnr* "W r didn't trave two siarirrs tonight — one ha* gone skiing and thr other Is stek And I tried In play all of our proplr who hadn t played In the tournament because they're going lo need the experience ol playing under prrssutr from a good tram I ibought it was u good rllort." Thursday was full of good efforts as thr Burger King ( lasalc wound dune Before the championship malch between defending champ laikr Brantley and host laikr Mary l*cr trialed story), there were thrrr other games beside* the Bishop Moorr/St. Thomas contest lo decided places No 5 through 10 Following No 3 St. Thomas and No 4 Bishop Moore is Clrarwatrr Central Cathollr. under JA Cathollr school rankrd In the state s lop 10 The C CC Marauders claimed thr fifth place *|n>( with a 2 1 shootout win over INnrllas County compatriot Largo lairgo look Ih r lead on a goal by Christ I Smith In the ltr*l half, but CCC tied ihe gamr 10 minutes Into the second half on Patty Baron's goal In the shootout. Brtdgrt O'Leary, liaron. -Jodi Confer and Jennifer Tslen netted consecutive penalty kteks to give thr Marauders an Insurmountable 4-1 advantage in (h r five-shot shoolout O'lo-ary. who went into the goal for CCC during the shootout, made a save on onr of Largo's attrmpts Another Lady Parkrr shot hit the goat post The only latrgo player lo convert was Ennn Lynn "It was a lucky gamr for us." said CCC cocoach George Sabol, who admitted he hadn't given hts tram much of a chance. ”1 hate to *re a winner there l know tliev need u winner lor the tmiroaroent. bul 1 lotil the girl* that this was a tie. reallv." For latrgo. it was Ih r third loss In a* many tries to CCC in Its history The first two were I -O decisions "We hud too many Injuries." said Kay Mortharn. cuach of the Lady Parkers. Our starting center forward was out and wr had three Injuries during the game "It s a shame W r were all over them We should havr bealrn them Bul It's our own doing Whenever we play these people, we freere up '* The Lyman taidy Greyhounds, after going through a cold spell themselves on Wednesday (losing to latrgo 4-21, came back Thursday thawed out and hammered out a 4-0 win over Ihe Galnrsvillr-Uuchholr Lady !k>brats to claim thr No 7 spot In ihr tournament's final standings L y m a n s goals were scored by Tam m y Fulsang. Jill Mott. Tracy Shrr and ilecky Carr (who played in goal for Lyman for the game's first 66:491. "We tried to put some players In front of Ihr Brantley------- hw*m etwwkr R«s Mertcs Lako Mary goalkoopor Tammy Scott unleashos a kick In Thursday's action vs. Lako Brantley. Alter not being scored on In three previous games, Iho Lady Rams gavo up two goals in Thursday's final, dropping a 2-1 decision. It was the second year In a row Lako Mary tell to Lake Bruntley In the Burger King Classic finals. Continued from IB the Patriots could not crack the solid defensive effort put up byLa k e Mary. Ird by J a m lr Domhchlk, Amy Paschoal and Annrm rlkr Stonerock. Just when II appeared Ihr Lady Kam* had staved off the Brantley charge. Fox stunned Ihe Hams with u goal with only seven seconds left In the half. Fox brought the ball down the right wing and It appeared she had gone loo far lo have an angle at a shot But Fox let loose anyway and Ihr hull l(Miprd over goalkeeper Tam m y Scotf* head and Into the net to tie thr score at l-l. "I had no Idea It had a rhaner to go In." Fox said "I was actually trying to cross the ball. "W r really had to dig down deep for this w in," added Fox. "A s long as we keep working hard, and stlrk together like a lamlly. we'll do nil right.” The second half so both teams w ith an equal a m o u n t of chances, but neither able to break the lie. Lakr Brantley's best chance came on an Indirect kick from 15 yards out with 12 51 left In regulation, hut Lakr Mary's wall withstood Knpp's shot. Terri Peters, called up from Junior varsity for the tourna­ ment. wrnt In and erratrd some of Ihe bcsl opportunities of Ihe night for Ihe Lady Rams os slit had u pair of shots that went Just w-ldrafthr goal. T h r game then went Into a pair of live minute overtime |>rrlod* with the only offrnsr In each period tiring th rrr shots by Lakr Maty's Rohr, two of which net when their goalie knocked down a shot." said Lyman coach Laura Roundtree. We tried to get thr service In from thr flanks into the middle When we did, that's when wr scored our goals.*' Ttie final margin could havr Itcrn worse had It not been for thr (day of Hurhholi keeper Michele Grrenstrtn. who (unofficially) laced 106 shots tn thr Lady Bobcats' four games In the tournament and madr 51 saves, allowing 17 goal*, jL*»«i> "She's a strong goalie." sold Paul W^ctislcr. Ihe llrw t-y ra r r o a c h o I Moc Mints laikr Brantley tbrn got the winning goal with 4 23 left In the second suddendeath period. Berker. who was all over Ihr field for the La d y Patriots Thursday, got the boll at mid­ field and sent a superb pass through the loike Mary drlrnse to Ihudlng who collected II on thr run. liral the last laikr Mary defender and slipped thr ball (Mist Scotl for the tournament clinching goal "I'm as proud as I can lie of this learn." llalblg said "What Is so great about these kids ts. no matter how tlted they are or how m uch they're h u rtin g, they never quit." A L L -T O U R N A M E N T T E A M Since the media was not allowed to help select the Burger King All-Tournament team, the Sanford Herald chose Its own team. Sports editor Chris Flstrr and sports writer To n y DrSonnier combined to see every* game of the tournament from the first day through the cham­ pionship. Here Is the llsl they came up with: Geelkeeper Meeltier B o n n Leee Mo*»n C m II h W ' M K H IM Gre*n»**ln. Gemei.ilte F o r « e 'd Jennifer MrMeifer. Leke Bren Hey ro rn e rd A m , Geltj BitAop Moor* Fornerd Petty teton Cteervefer CetSoffc Midfield Beth Stheefer L e t t Brentiey Midfield C m nie W « Leke Mery Midfield Laurie Uutte* SI T home* A im inet Defender Cindy Seeker Leke B'entley Defender Jettlce CerdereW, L*ke Moeeii Defender Ceil Buie. lsr*o Defender Jennifer M cA.oy, l , men M VP Detente Donne Rohr Leke Mery M VPO flenie Keren Kopp Lake Brenltey • * * • " I H i r clrfrner keeps its In Ihe gamr If wr get behind" wr know we don't have ihe ability to score u lot ul < goats to come back (they scorrd only one goal 1. all tournament I." Thursday's first game saw- no shortage of •> goals as the Melbourne lady Bulldogs squall- ' derrd a 3-0 lead and needed penalty kirks lo * defeat loike Howell's latdy Silver Hawks 4-3 In thr final* ol ihr first round losers consolation bracket and claim ninth place In thr tourney .standings. i Chrlstl Platt notched a hat trick for ** Melbourne, scoring all of her goals In thr first • hall laikr Howell rame bark to tie thr scorr ■ with goals by Dana Doyeson, Tort Campbell and Dawn Towle In the second half. In the shoot out. Platt. LU Webb and Carolyn ** York all converted for Melbourne while goalie Heather Brunn and Campbell were the only . ones la score for Lake Howell. "I'm real happy with ihe way we played." \ said Melbourne coach Jerry McCabe, whose ^ tram's record In Ihr tournament was 3-1. -> "This is going to do a lot for our season. 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IB M People Smaller art galleries intimate CALENDAR Teen support group to meet Families Together Teen Support Group meet* fnim H u m to I p.m. every Saturday at Suite 306 Sweetwater Square. 000 Ko* Valley Drive (of! Weklva Road). Longwood Call 774-3844 (or further Information. NarAnon to offer help Nar Anon, a self-help group for relatives and friends of addleta. meets at 8 p.m Saturday at West Lake Hospital. Stale Road 434. tamgw <kk1 For more Information, rail 869-6364 Narcotics Anonymous meets Narrotlrs Anonym ou- meets every Sir at 5 p m at The Grove Counseling Center. 580 Old Samo.d/Ovtedo Koad loti State Road 419|. Winter Springs, and at 8 p m.. Monday at 317 Oak Ave . Sanford Alanon members to congregate Alauon will meet al 8 p.m. Sunday at Christ United Methodist C hurrh. al County Road 437 and Tucker Drive. Sanford Overeaters to weigh in Overeaten Anonymous meets at 7 30 p m each Sunday at the Casselberry Senior Center. 300 Triplet Cake Drive. Casselberry Dancers to swing their partners Square danrtng for couples and singles Is held each Sundav at I 30 p m al the Casselberry Senior Center. 300 Triplet Ijike Drive. Casselberry Call 767-5411 or the renter at 831-3551. exi 239, for more information AA groups schedule meetings Alcoholics Anonymous groups meeting on Saturday Include Casselberry: • Hack toilasics Group. H p m . closed step meeting Ascension Lutheran Church. Ovcrbrook Drive • Clean Air Group, noon, alcoholics only, non-smokers only RrbosClub. 130 Normandy. • Good Morning Group. 8 p rn.. open discussion. HebosCluh. 130 Normandy • Happy Hour Group. 5 30 p m . open discussion. Heists Club. 130 Normandy S Heists Group noon atcoladtcs onlv Heists Club 130 Normandy • Young I’eoplt Group. 2 30 p m open discussion, non smokers only. Heists Club, 130 Normandy Geneva: o Geneva Group 8 p m open discussion. Meihodtsi Chun h First and Chim b streets Longwood: •Survivors Group I I a m ., noon, open discussion. 3101 Dane I-a nr Sanford: • Sa nford G r u u p noon am ! 8 p m tqs-n dtw tisston 1201 W Ftrsl St SSanford Women's Group 2 p m . closed meeting 1301 W First St s So Imi Won Group, noon and 5.30. open discussion " p m . open speaker mretlnr. Sahara Club (old driver's license OtTVr I 2587 S Sanford Avr Area AA groups meeting Sunday Include Casselberry: s|tai k to Ikislca Group H p rn alcoholics only 8 p ni . first Sundav of month, open s[*akrr mrellug. Ascension Lutheran Church. Ovcrbrook Drive. • Clean Air Group It) 30 a rn alcoholics only, non smokers only. RrbosClub, 130 Normandy • Happy Hour Group. 5 :wi p m <t|ten discussion. Kebtts ( 'lull. 13(1 Normandy. tU vi <l.tk G r o u p IO 3 0 . t i l l u|ien (list u ss lon air oholli s only. Heists Club, UK) Normandy • Kebos Group 8 p.m open dtscu— loo Hrte** ciuh Normandy Sanford: • Sanforu G r o u p 8 p in ttjien dis« usslon 130 1201 W First Si • S-iiiliinl Big IVmk 7 p m optrn discussion. Sahara Club (old driver's license office I 2587 S Sanford Avr • Solar Won Group 10 a m.. 5 30 p m open discussion 8 p in . open Hlg Hook inerting Saliaro Club (old driver » license office). 2587 S Sanford Ave • Sanlord Al Anon, 8 p m . Christ United Church 408 Tucker Drive at Stale Road 427 •24-Hour Group H p m open <>j<'.*k*r meeting House u| Goodwill Fourth Street and Oak Avenue W lk lf li • fust ritlnga First Group 9 ■ m Open discussion. Weklva Assembly Churcfi 1675 Dixon Hoad Overeaters to weigh in A step study of Ovrrratrrs Anonymous is conducted on MoruLivs al 7 30 p in at Wrsl Lake Hospital Slate Road 434. Longwood For more inlormauon. call Charlie al 323-8070 Narcotics Anonymous to meet N.in olii > Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p m at the House of Goodwill, 317 Oak Ave Sanford Modelers Club to come together Die Sanford Aero Modelers Club rtieeis every third Monday of tin month at 7 p m at Greater Sanford Chamber of ( iim m m i Par K first St All phases of R/C model aircraft are represented Hie club s Hying field Is located in Deltona For more Information, coniai I Kit Anderson at 323-7751 or Lee Dargueat 574 1732 Poets to talk verse first Florida I’oris meet at IU a in every Monday In the fellowslup hall ol United Methodist Church. Orange Clly Interested port* arc welcome. For more Information, call 775 8909 nr 57 I 5869 Clogging groups have class t he Old Hickory Stnmjw-ts clogging group holds classes 7-9 p tit each Monday at the Knights ot Columbus Hall on S Park Avenue. Sanlord for inon Informal Ion. call 349-9529 Dixieland ( loggers dogging group holds classes 7 9 p in cat h Monday 7 9 p m al the Lake Mary Fire Department al f irsi Street and Wilbur Avenue. 1-ake Mary. Fur more information, call 321-5267 Sanford Rotarians to meet Hoiary Club ol Sanford m rrls every Monday at noon, al the Sanford Civic Center. II you knuyy of u|Mouitng activities you'd like announced In ihr lli r.ihl s Colrndar. send ihc appropriate information— cycttl, tunc, dab place, tost, cntilaci person and plume mntihci -to Ciilciidar, .Suri/bnf //cnt/c/ -MX) N french Ave , Sanlord. f 1.32771 or t all 322 261 I Mt. Dora, Maitland exhibitions cozier ■ y VICKI DoSORMIKR Herald correspondant While many of the larger art museums have taken on an atmosphere of chrome, glass and sharp angles, some of Inc area's smaller galleries have retained the intimate setting that made such places so relaxing to visit Going the cxlra mile to see tm utltul w i 'ti •* pr.'ao.u.iii- d setting la worth It In visiting Spares Gallery. 331 Donnelly St.. Ml Doru The gallery Is located in a pink two story building, abovr The Dora Cafe and the Yesterday. Today and Tomorrow Gift Shop tall owned by Jim Anderson and Vincent Calvo. a pair of retired New York Clly arttstsl Navigat­ ing the narrow lavender etej** to the liny four n*»m converted apartnirnl Is tike going to attic to •eart h out treasures of the past Only here, you are discovering tn-asures of the presrnt The eclectic exhibits here vary fro m folk art to d e ta ile d waterrolors of a rtver at dusk Currently highlighted on the walls al Spaces Gallery Is a showing of "Motes," an elate* rately designed and palnstak tngly crafted multi-layered cloth used In clothing of Kuna Indian women of the Sin I Has Islands, off the coast of Panama One Mote. In the form of a beautiful blouse, could hr worn by the woman who created it H ut most are fram ed and riMHintcd on the wall The sub Jects depleted on the colorful rkahs range frtan native flora and fauna, lo work scenes, to political commentary Many of the Motes on display are Irom Ihc pm atr t oilet lions of residents of Mt Dora Some are Ha sale The liny. I vear-old gallerv is arranged randomly, but is very pleasing lo Ilie e i i v t 1 here is rto admission charge Gallerv hours are I I a m it* 6 p m every day except Tuesday and Christmas Itey Phone numt*-i is*8*4 735 IH87 Currently on display at the Maitland Art Center Is a (urled exhibition ol t lr works ol 48 ol the center s members T h e g a l l e r y . 23 1 W est Pat kwood Avr . Maitland, was built in 1937 by Julr* Andie S m i t h , a New Yor k art istVarch Itcci and patron of the arts T in 22 small, tow buildings tirgan as a winter retreat and evolved into an artists' colony composed of studios, living quarters ami a small gallery The buildings, decorelrd wnh carvings that resemble ihr arl of ltie Mayan and Artec cultures rieslle the works of local artists both emerging and established between hidden courtyards anil green gardens Lighting Is natural Large windows shaded by trees bring in diluted sunlight that splashes on the floor and hlghllgfds tinart work Details are arc enluated by subtle artificial lights on celling trarks V a rio u s media, ranging from On display at Spaces Canary. Mt Dora are handcrafted Mol* cteth an (top photoi an elaborate Mola blouse |bott(>m letti a Thailand ENTERTAINM ENT § waterrolors to photography, f ro m c e r a m ic lo liro n / e sculpture, have teen <htme-o to show ihe new directions ami visions of the ItMitl art scene JtllU MlllUlis assistant lo the diretior of the Maitland teiillly. dog dragon carved ot n m**, a d • '**der ngM and a wooden dragonti, Horn Hew Mm (tedium right i s.tid the ictitri works hard to bung lit national ami Interna llottal r xbdnls at least outc v» at in ginning on Naiurttey. Jan 21 the Maitland gallery will b ■! Ilii sltnw Colli* and Medals Tw enty Centuries ol French Arl whii li Minims is exdtril about Th e intimate atm osphere ol the gallery makes it easy to fed a kinship with the at lists am i to e n jo y t h r u w orks Kveti an t vlnbit sot b as lilt uj*t rolling coin am i inctal show, w h u b will c o n ta in pieces of h is to ric a l slgnlflcam e will lake on a less ''s tu ffy " aura when view ed in the center s t lirery s m ro u n dings The ( Uftrill ^if*IM l*<■lire lII III* jllltlll f .1% *lfr mi#si ol centnt s t xhlhils Ho wevrr tin i mils ami im iLtU r xhlhlt tfc11 . arrv ii t l i liar|*f Inf adult'Vsill* SI Im •hlldrrn Ihr rrrilrr In «»|wti MoIMt.n Itirou gh f rulay H a ill to 1 |i in alul Haliitifav •uni Sunday IlMII 1 lo l |* m It is l loM*f1 Ml ( lifts)tllias flay Plan tr rimII i I n ’I (14 121 H | Ilnili ilu MaliLinil Am I t lit# 1 anil Spat cs ( ».tilery *ifr fill* a llcm a llve s 1'or Hi r elf I ( II lliusiast w ho wishes to rx|*r it cnee art In a mure inllman environment (lull Is |m*sm N c II a larger m u se u m C ro o m s reu n io n to add to h o lid ay season Crlrhranls fur I Tie Crooms Araderny Classes Heunion lor 1931 49 will brgtn arriving in Sanford during the holiday season Tlie rrlrb ra llo n will hegin Tuesday. Dei 27 w ith the religious service celebration at I I a in -it the Allrti Chapel AML Church. Olive Avenue and Wrsl 12th Strrel W orship services w ill he graced by a message from a Sanford von. the Hev /edekhih I. Grady, prrsidlng elder of the Kdlsto In C ha rlesto n . S C Grandy is a 1949 graduate nl Crocmis Ai aifriny The community and other graduates nl Crooms are Invllrtl to worship The rear qua In (alters hour after I fie worship service will takr place al the Flks Horne. Last Seventh Slrerl and Cyjirrss Avenue. Hrgisirallon and gelacquainted hour will l*e lor those ailrndlng I he reunion crlehra lion The reunion celebration will continue on Wednesday, Dei 28. with a luncheon cruise uboard the Hlvrrshlp Romance The txi.it will cast ofl at 11 a in at Historic Sanford's Monroe H arbor on North Palm etto Avenue. One can explore the St John and lunch with the <lasses of 1931 19 Celebration class panics will be held al yct-to-hr-nam ed Friday. Ilu :to at III p m lu 2 am al the Sanloid Civic Center lo all of my lenders I wish Most! will te- provided In \te V'Hta very Merry Christina* ami ihe Hihim lu» kers Dona tlons are SHI |n r jic-rvm 1In (Marva Hawkins It a Sanlord community Is invited to pun m Herald correspondent covering an evriiing ol Ion with the AKAs Sanford news Phone 322 5418 ) classmates' homes on the even Ingot Dec. 28 A temquel will tiring Inrmal reunion activities to a close on Thursday. Dec. 29 With 1988 theme of ''Reminiscing Again, the classes of 1931-49 will n inlnlsce amt dim* al 8 p tu at the P.irk Suite Hotel. 225 K Alta monte Avr , Altamonte Springs Guest speaker for the i>am|url will t*e Rena Dixon Poole, a 1943 graduate uf Crooms Academy Poole was an educator In l lie puhlii achools ol Lake County and Is presently the equity coordinator at the Lake Sum phi Community College In Leesburg She also is secretoty/hookkceper for llu* T II Poole Itondliig Agency. The annual Pink and Green Hall lickela arc available from ifit Sorors ol ih r Sanford Chapter of Al|iha Kapjta Alpha sorority. The hall will lie held Youthful cause Mcicl* PSxItk, Tun K*K»<"b Thelma Mike, administrator of Iho Good Samatilan Home of Sanford accepts a check lot SI,200 from Robert Johnson of Otlando. who represents the youth department ol the 16 churef Congress No 1 Tho homo noodod drapes and Iho youth raised the needod amount wilh tho help ol Iho congress' adults �S in lord Harold, Sanford, Florida — Friday, O ic w itn ii 23, iBae Man with hair today wants none tomorrow ao W EEKEND PLANNER | ART | pEXHIBITS D E A R A B U T : St y h u ib a n d -l'll rail him Joe*— began losing hi* hair at age 17 Iminedlnlrly following his high school graduation. hr left town for a good Job opportunity Meanwhile, hr krpt losing hi* hair rapidly, on hr pure hoard a halrp tree When hr ratnr ti.uk hornr. everyone thought hr had Just "m atured" uml changed hi* hairstyle Nobody tuiptclrd hr » m weurtng » hairpiece Writ. Jor and I started dating, and when o u r relationship became serious hr shared hit "o e c rrl" with me It didn't matlrr to m r her ante 1wax more Intrrrtlrd In what W U in lu-> hrad lhan w hat waa on It Whrn hr look oft hit hairpiece in from of mr. I thought lir was Just a* handsome without li W r'vr hern married for Ihrrr yrart now. and Joe Is rradv to dlw ard thr Halfplere— but how dors one go from <. hr an lull of hair to practically ito ttair ai all'* H r was ymtng and Inset m r w h rn lie began wearing a hairpiece. but now that he's »hrt* many of his Insrrlulllrs, hr s ready to shed thr hairpin r. loo Hul ihr <]urstton Is hut? S P L IT T IN G HAIRS • Central Florida Zoo, Hwy • Cornell Pine A rts Museum. 17 92 at 14 Features animal Rollins College rumpus; "The Cornell's Holdings Recent Gills frrdlng shows Sal , Sun Pony A D V IC E ami An for ihr Holiday Season." rides. 10 a rn In 4 p m . elephant rides. II a m to 4 p m AdIs on dlspluv through Jan 22 Religious works Include Coslmo mission rlnirgr Information. Rosselli's ' Enthroned Madonna 323 8471 • C h a r le s tlo s m e r M orse ABIGAIL amt Christ Chlltl (14001, anti VAN BUREN Von Aachcnt' 'Fortran of thr Museum of American A rt. 151 E Holy Family Resting on Ihr — Flight Into Egypt" (16231 Hours Welbournc. Winirr Park A new e x h I h 111o n w ith u n u s u a l ,i i . from IO a m to 5 p m wedding, should I pay half (be Tues Fri and Sat A Sun 15 trrasurrs through Jan 8 Dis­ play Im ludrs a liaseltall signed P m i loaed pet Dei i osl of Ihr gill ’ tiv Hatje Ruth, an enamel cup hv to Jan 2 Admission free In J.W IN M ICH IGAN a legendary Jeweler to Crar ItiniMtlon. M ti 252b Nit hulas II ol Russia a (tainting DEAR J.W .t If you ask a O Creallve A rt Gallery, .145 S hv El Grrco and ruhhtngs of Lift gentleman In rs« orl you. ihr gift Maitland Ate . Maitland Is on you. bui If be oilers lo Imitates An exhibit on display lomtis in ( anirrhury Cathedral The museum is open II .'10 a m from I*e»' 7 24 I'.timing by sti.ur llir COM. Ir* blin liiru about Is fair play II a man Charles Monday professor of an to 4 |> m Tues Sat and I 4 p m at Auburn University, also on Sun Admission t harge In tnvilrs a woman lo a wedding formation <>45-5311 ihr glfl Is on him And II stir display Open Mon Sat II am oilers to go 50 SO on Ihr gift, lo 4 p m ami Sun I 4 p nt • Orange County Historical what s satire for the goose Is Inlorrnaiion 847-5022 Society. HI2 E Roll Ins S t. e Del and Museum Of A rt, 449 O rla n d o S p ecia l e x h ib its sauce for the gandri C New York Avr . Dr La nd i hr nu gh J a n u a r y In c lu d e Early Florida lYinraved t>(»eu Alllgalors Dragon* tn Para D E A R A IIII Y ; t h r o u g h OjK-ratkm Dear Ahhy III IMH7 I Ihiough Jan 7, Ihr exhibit tlise" and Reflet lion Of The be* ante pen pals with a voting Intitules a visual tliioiiologii.il Past Hrallh lare History CM man alasuit thr USS Coral Sea display beginning wuh rn F lo r id a Hospital Open through out Inters we learned gravings of Delirv 1151*11 hv Tues -F’rt 1* a m in 5 j> tn Sat that we w rrr meant for ear h Jat tjues Lemony ne lo a pair ol A Sun 12 noon in 5 p m mill 20th trniury |imirr> In other We tire l.a n 25. (Tins Admission tree liilnrmalltin. tuns and front T r ia s We are so Inrmullori 904-734-4371 8<«8 h 120 morh alikr (fiat we wundrrril • Park Suites Hotel. 225 E • Orlando Museum Of A rt, how come it ti*>k 25 years lor us A lta m o n te Dr . Altam onte D E A R S P L I T T I N G ; How 1 to m r rl Hut God has his 2418 N'trih Mills Avr . Orlamlti Liu uno I'avarolll paintings will Sjirlngs The Granada Ari haro With one Imid slrokr Trll Joe lo reasons lot using on the lie on view tirglnnlllg lir. Ml logl.ai Sllr lake II oft and Iravr II oil* Ami Kent came home on Iravr In Irtpirst.t Indian* ITk exhibit Is tielor r anyone has a chance lo through Jan 12 Tues Frt 9 April 11*811 and on July I. IU88 a m to 5 p m Sal Sun from uprn from II a m to to p m say a word tie should announce In a small rouniry t hutch with a Sim I huts and II a m to 12 It • jvrotwlily m>i news lo ynti Information BIW (kist.it ami families present we 12 5 p m ntidtughi F rt A Sat Information tlial I've worn a hairpiece for a 4231 brt ante hustMiid ami wife I be 8 3 4 24(«» • Spaces G allery, i l l Don long time Well. I m not itointt lo yrais ahead Itaik even more wear one anymore nelly Si Mt Dora Exhibit of promising with a twhy due on • Seminole County Historical "Molas rials a airly tlrslgnrd lie should tie [itrju rrd lo heat lum 2 1 HMD Kent i* re cloth t>( Ihr Kuna Indians ol ihr Museum. 300 Hush Itlvd Nan all kinds of comments. limn enlisting in ihr Navy with orders San lilas Islands Gallery hoots lord (across from Flea World) "You look better without II lo lo Texas Oprn u a m to 1 p m Mon Fn are I I a m In h p m every day "Gee. you huh like your own Thank you Ahhy lor making and I 4 p m Sat Sun Inlorma grandfather." exrep) Tuesday Information a dream t twite line Ikin 3 2 1 24811 (8>4-735 I 887 K E N T AND K A T H Y DAVIS, DEAR A B B Y : I in a dlvori ed V IR G IN IA REACH. VA. • The Maitland Art Center. woman I've been im lird lo a DRAMA (Ptoblamt* Writs lo Osat Abb* 231 West Pack mood A v r wedding If I ask a man lo rsoKI Coins A Medals me. and lie dors not know the For a personal, unpublished Maitland • The Mark Tw o Dinner The bride im go sun should I pay lot reply, send • se’l addressed, Twenty Centuries «t French Art wilt Iv on display tirglnii i t e r , Par and F’ d g rw a le r (hr gill m yself !H sltould I ask stamped envelope lo Deer Abby Fldgewater Center Hello Los Angeles. tng Jan 22 Admission ihargr P 0 . Boa M H O him In |tav for half <4 i f Dolly * lor the holidays will playIf the Sllu.illoll were tesersed Calll 90069 All correspondence for information t all M 5 2IHI Mon Fri Want to 5 Mip m through Jan H For lit krts and and a man Inviird me lo a Is confidential) Information tall IMF MARK 1843 *>275| FILM Ry Bernice Bede Osol YOUR B IR TH D A Y D e c e m b e r 2 4 . 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L it . i t il l thinht l* e it •fter M t m oney L it e fold Tom Ih e l the re ce iv e d * phone c e ll fro m C a r l who Wild he It on h it w ay hom e Tom &rJb*% that if w et E a r t Who phoned L it e L ****, l« t a heard E er 1 c a rung her name' L u c in d a o verheard K ir k w arn L l i r hot lo . m e n tio n h it nam e to the C a r p e n t e r c l a n w h e n t h e g o t * to Voutftam plon lo tee Iv a Mod fold Meg fhef Many friends will be thinking about you today ami they II wartl to share your company If voil llml yourself on the run. tie sure to leave nuntbrrs where ytm can be rrat lied A R IES |Mart It 21 April IMI I tie weekend ! m gio* on a gi««tt note whit h should give ytm the feeling of security you nreit Nt> r things i mild ha|t|ien lo VoU Hilotigtioiil Htr rtllltr day T A U R U S IA (ir 1 1 20 May 2 0 1 Your Idea* amt presence will Ik readily at t rptrd by others Iim1.iv H ie well tittle mat will tie out tegatilless ril w hrrr you go Keep in tout it With loved ones G E M IN I iMat 21 June 2UI Your mairrtal prosjict is l.aik extlrinrlv rtu ouraglltg Iik I.iv and you are likely lo tie trralrd lathet lavishly hy other*. even tiv someone you it least rxjir. I CANCER iJtilir 2 1 July 221 there are jiosiHve indication* that something you’ve Item hoping tot will tome lo (kiss just as you have aitllclpalrd Con imur lo I k * optimistic rrgartllug loday's events L E O (July 2.1 Aug 221 Gootl he t agreed fr p »® got to krtonw h it lith e* C e l f t iR i M d C r a ig the'1' the w it once m a r rie d »o a h»^h w h o o i b oyfrien d tw iew to the wot pregnonf bv< the lefe* lo ti fhe baby end d ivo rced her hutbwnd P om hwd an erw.ownio* wtfh • w om en who fur nod Out lo t* A nne iBenkcn, the w ile o l fhe lor mo* owner of Me* go end I um t howto T N C M OLD A N D T H E R t A U T I f UL BUI k itte d D o m e t hend ***** tho fold M m the* the foot* to cem tortebte *n h it com peny C la r k e d d n » bef an e y e when k rttfe n fold h im thaf Me* go nemoxi re* baby M e n L ffH e y in%FiN*d to iDomei *hal rhor# « r t no tf rin g t attecfw d fO' Vho d iam o n d n e ckla ce he g a ve her for C h r it t m e t A hy* N ick and H o tco a rra n g e d *o* B ill i nude pho+ot fo appoe* in Stud m eg actn e. they wo*o tlun n ed when D u m a te>d the ckwtn f want fhe phoiot p u b iith o d G ra n d m a lo g a n dtoetn r approve p i B ru o t* liv in g w ith Riitgo D A TS O f OUR LIV ES While rescuing D ia n a from Stefeno R o m a n and D ia n a cam e fa ce fo face w ith a n e e fre tt who fold Went Sfefano h ire d her to tm pertonafo M a rle n e Stefeno who let R o m a n re tc u e " D ia n a , a lto let them fa te B e n jy to that fhe boy woukS h a v e a befttr life then he d h ave If he liv e d w ith M elano * «y la told P a tc h that the'd lik e to have a tatty P a tc h too* the PhenN vn t old coat after le a v in g h im a now one a t a C h r it f m a t g ift P a tc h lit e r learn ed the p hanto m 1 re a l id e n tity when he taw h it d r iv e r '• licento Vhano le a n h e d i for Drew who ditepp oared from the hotprta* Jennifer began to gat <ioter to E m ilio alte* the le a rn e d that F ra n k ie w otn I com ing homo for Iho h o iid a y t A d rie n n e found ttw h o tp ifal who*# V id o r hed taken J u tlm then forced V id o r to b rin g J u t lm homo A drienne fum ed when V ic for ta m e d J u ttln in the guett bedroom Jenrwle* co n v in ce d E m ilio to teo<h a da*ve c la t t O C N E R A t H O S P IT A L : Saan and Tiffa n y w ere a rg u in g a t they w a lk ed down Iho a itte I hjI they did le y their I dot " C h e ry l retu rn e d fo New Y ork C ity bee auto of her t p flt w ith Robe* I K a th y D e la t e id who owny Iho h om e Robert rented a ttv re d C h e ry l the drdn t tleep w ith R obert Bobbie had Tony ru th e d lo the t « % p ila l a*t«r the found h im u n c o n t c lo u t L u c y f u m e d th a t B o b b le • u ffw rlie d tu rg e ry for Ton y, who kwrvlvod. 'but cou ld ba b ra in d a m a g e d Robert an d K a th y conllnuod to lig h t u n til K ath y too* if upon h e rta lf lo p fa y n u rte to lo b o r t who h ad Hungs could happen lor you liHtay lltrough Ihr least-ex|K-« ted t Funnels especially where your ta irrr Is tiincernrtf A bonus ol suntr sort is a jMissthtllty V IR G O lA.tg 2 I Nr pi Your optimism rxjiatisivr out I.Mik will I k - ttolrtl t.Klav tiv (Mi.plr who ran do you g<»Mt a Movie Land D 1. 37(21 Or Undo Dr Scmoged." "Crt«odlie Dundee 2 • (*!•«• Tw in I. Sanford Pla/a Ernesi Saves Christina* • Plata T w in II. Sanford PU/a HvM *■>•« ►, Like mother, like son X/XMcft D<*n« Lev of Sanford anti von, Glenn Douglas Lee Jr einbraf* Ifiair birthdays Wednesday Glenn Jr *ho is one >ea> - <d * « born on his mother s birthday Lee 29 and her family ceiet rale, at home Doctors’ diagnoses conflict, confound D E A R DR. G O T T : I have (•iiiMant jmui lu rny lower lt.it k and legs Mv let! Irg ladlllleull lo 111! I've hero In an nrUmjirtltM (" s t r a in e d (a I ji a d a" I , a neurosurgeon I sjiondvlosls of Hie opine '), a rhlmprartor ( "you n e r d 1 r e a 1 in e n 1 s ' I , a n arujmmJurist Isiitir as elilro jiraclor) and an iniermst (' os leoarthrttts — «lls« degrner.i Unti l | gel thr Irellllg Hl.ll ll I'd gone tn a j)ndiairlsl hr would have said im iiMidilinn was dur lo humous l l o w hrlj> me make sense ol these r o n llt r t ln g M ED IC IN E PETER g o t t .m d . thin The end result is ptewsur> on nerves in vom iase tip nerves that supply the legs 1 herrlore. you seem to Imvs calcium de|M>siis that .a n d dUgllUKTS Irr lliiil Hie oe rvts ol I oio Eo*e> D EAR HEADER Ynur eon fusion is understandable I he I mk I v osl eo.u I lin tis d|si de iln rin fs are snrnrwhal like tilirul generation and s|»>ndv losis H ig t i S p ir it s You ra n I r lieljK-d hv treat men e xa m in in g an rte jih a n i S p e c ia l exercises •an F.n h [in ks a •Itarai Irrls lli and in cu t s tre n g th e n am t stretch s•■>1r g f-n rra llre s ti 10 ih r w hole MUSIC w ilhn u l a jiju ri lallng Ihe entire hack m ils les and lielji you to 1 his i ould I k a very lut kv ilav it jrlrtu rr I II try In m n k r sense util com jirn s .ile lor Hie a rth ritis • Rest Western Deltona Inn. y mi plav your t arils rtglil Heat and m ild |Min medli me u l w h u t a jijie a r r a n l l l c l l n g LIIIR A ISrpt 23481 2.1) Ma 1 8 1 Deltona Hlvd Deltona Mu may aid you II you are develop (or .flange* Initialed by uHirrs etl F'motions W nl Sal tirglnn­ diagnoses — hul aren't F'lrst ol all. the rh lrujinie tn r lug .1 leg weakness, however t ould wot k mil more to your lllg ai 8 30 jiin Information. you m a y need a m yelogram a a n d the a ru p u tu in ris i w r r r advantage I i m I . i v than It will lot 574 6693 lyjie ol X rav exam ination ti> I'n rrrrl Ihal you need ir r u lm r n l. Hie m Hus is lirt ausr lady Link • Cavalier. 3200 S Orlan.lo Dr determ ine where the nerves ir< w ill I k - in your i timer New Image Mon Sat lirginn- they wisely avoided ihe trn ip tu (Ion ol jm ltin g a name on your tirin g Irrita te d and w h r ih e i SCORPIO |Or I 2 1 Not 221 mg al M p m Clmr.l Sunil,tv to remove Hie lo in r o n d lllo n . In a s m u rh as Ih e siirgerv Partnership arrangements .ould Information. 321 4)890 drjMislts w ould relieve viitil • Fitig e ra ld t. 5;M1 N Palmetto M D s had already done v> l>r riiirm rtv benefit la l liM lav lot svm jitom s I th in k ihal the orthopedic Avr Mark A Mind) Frt -S.il you ami your counterpart Ih rrr Acupum lure iimi mav give surgeon missed Ih r I m m I hv is harmony and strength in 8-12 jiin Closed Sunday In you rellrl. as may e)urnj>raeH< oversim plifying m ill) furmatlon. 323 IM|o D i e n e u r o s u r g e o n s a l d manipuLiiiou (pmvlduig U 1.1 t th< S A G IT T A R IU S INm 2.1 Dei • l a k e M onroe In n , 2485 nerves to vour legs are nut Iwing sjMindyluals . (his m eans stil 2 It You have won thr esteem ol Nnrlhwesi Hwv 17 M2 Southern severely r-o m p rrw d i Incss n( a vertebral Jolnl In the your co-workers. |wthaps even Pride. Fri -Sal beginning al M In siimiltutv I liellrve lh.it all tu c k Noi m uch tie Ip ih r r r p III In rinsing Closed Sun more than you may rrallie wuh ihe rxiep In m y opinion, your inierm st your doctors Today lliey might show this In a information. 322-3108 gets th r gold slat tor today's Moll ol the ortltojK'dli specialist • The Barn, 1200 French Avr special wav hv doing some Hung that will I k * rather impressive Southern Accent, Fri wedding. quia, hoi — as an Internist — were unreel in lheir evaloa lit)s e ll — Fin n a tu ra lly p re ­ llotls I suggest ihal vou ieliin > ICIIM H H . N E W S P A P E R KN ojk- ii to thr public. Sul D-J on 10 your internist tor sjw« llli ju d ic e d "O s te o a rth ritis w ith I ERPRISE ASSN Sun Inlomi.ition. 322 2475 disc degeneration" savs 11 as 11 advice, he is the person who ran ties! coordinate your ihrrujn Is Y ou evidently have drvrli>|M-d 1 ( 1 1 a s s N K W S I’A I'K R I N I m i k (M ill and silliness due lo i f h i ’KI sf : a s s n osteoarthritis Th is type ol at th r ills com es w ith age and Irj Floyd Theatres I the IIw Cotton in t it le d to Tom: m at he t t u r f y .k i t daughter Chetttiftf t*wd lo te ll v 1w1 allrtds us all sooner or later l< is A r telle it a te rro r It V Colton t « on v (need ho it the truth 'but couid n t M egan it uptet that baza n w ii m m a t l i l l p ro g ra m m e d to k ill A rio ilo K a th y n iae d M e* m o«ed *0 Te a m L a rr y h a t taken caused hy a gradual w earing to ilin g Robe*! about he» p riva te L ie L u cy B ry n d a unde* h it w ing C h r i s t m a s eve away of Jolnl surfaces D u rin g an d Scob a rra n g e d l » O a ir e to find G re g o ry ■ T A N I H O P E S ilv io wat underttand ng j 20 a T 30 ONLY Ih r j>riK'ess. H ir I mkI v attempts w ith Bobbw C la ir e ag*eed not to p ub bth when S ite* M-a* y Joe* M d him that W # h a i photo* 0* Bohb*e end G re g o ry alter G re g o ry 'dec‘dad to r e m a in a nun Venera B e a u lac to compensate hv la yin g dow n a g re ed *0S lR f w th C la ir e w a’ i te d Over U ,eager * h s pe#form ed t u f f e r y U m r d r |tost Is around Ihe Joints ijo on Hob Reb late* ra^ a in a d conic *ouinat* G U I D IN G U O H T in V e n e iu o ia W da s a v ,s ^ lor Hie jturjioM*. possitdy. ol th e « y # n d e n ovat happy »o tee D t iia * I W v u i d re a m e d that he* father wet b eating IV MOM Christmas & & brother Bob Ra*d who it horvw tor th# increasing Joint sur1.ii r -a rra and he* w ith a buMwh.p Sehda v a c illa te d t « h o i‘day* Vtobhen end Fenno d itco v e re d Matt ruuATNwa tn -rs a tw e e ''h e r Sonn 1 and SofKfa p e rt^ n a ld ie t W ill reducing m ohiluy This is why depotited m oney in ttw account of a w om an reg a-rw d h it m e m o ry durin g an encounter Unger Joints In Ihe elderly are named' C a th e rin e Stran d Late*. Ma** to id CWffSFMAS f FT w ith Sot id a fS o n n il, w*m» held a gun' on h im F o rm a and Skotkhen m at C ath erin e It hi* swollen and si ill Jo th fa ile d to 'get Sonn» t© ad m it that the it 2 20 l 7.10 ORLY 99' n«e<e who i* h a lf V>etirvtm et# S o l»da Jo*h a tta ck e d Vobda who tire d her T h e same changes ih i ur in Hie r ai * SAN TA B A R B A R A G in a fretted over gun an d wounded A la n Soifda w a i up te l that IN s|ilne T ile edges ol Ihe joints Bran d on , who went into a com a at a re tu lt of A m i m a r r i*d M .ndy Ph 'U ip te cre tly joined n « u» ttw knock on the head he rece iv ed when b rlw re n Ih r borkbonrs actually H a r le y on a trip to New York C ity but H a r le y **IMS IJ try in g to reW u e J u lia from Jack Before w at forced to hit A le« t m a id V a r a go along seem io siirrad out. Inrtning tips B ran d o n rvg a ned contcroutnet* f den G»na a t a chap erone Cl lake t (C h rittm a ii em itter ot iMitir 1 his can readily I k - seen C r u f A ugutta and t t w e a i other people f*e M olly Thorpe, a r r iv e d in Sgrtngli#»«| Ph in«p MOVKLAND0/1 OTU1I know* ioo* p a rt in the G h r it lm a i N a tiv ity on X -ra ys. and H a r le y m et N ick aw Santa C la u t w *» PC 13; I / a t k ford J u lia an d C r u l that he * ce rta in 7:30 P h illip an d Beth met when they w ere in the U n f o rtu n a te ly , these b o n y Jack it the m a n he ctw ted ***** he taw h im R>g Apple M ered ith prevented M «k from |>rotulieraners can ru h against tp y in g on D ia n e J u l‘# It anatom fo o ffic ia lly co n fro n tin g the m a n that he f h in k i fathered ch a rg e Ja ck a t the 'video ra p itt * but C ru f nerves dial exll from Hu* sjau.il itwr b aby I d «t tutp * cio ui of F le tch e r end t t lll lin t tu t# that Jack it g u ilty Jack M au reen cord. T o make matters worse, attem pted fo ttra n g le M ich a el who frie d to L O V IN G T h r e a t e n in g to r e v e a l the th r intersertrhral dlsi-s — the te<* Ja ck that he behevet he 1 Innocent of the bedroom vid eo of Gw yneth and h im te H Jeff rap e charge* C r u l laarned that J a ck wat b la c k m a ile d her into help ing h im get back doughnut stiuiied s tm c lu re s that once a rre tte d for a t vaulting a woman M aton to g e th e r w ith T r it h a C h a n t* co h o rt CROCODILE separate the hackt>oiif-s — also ( Sonny 'f co n vin ce d J u lia fo let h im vpend R a n tom , g a ve Jeff ttw badroom. video m at lend to w ra r dow n w ith age. C h r it f m a t w ith her and ’S am i C h a rie k h ad taken from Gw yneth M in n ie 1 DUNDEE 2 they "degenerate" and liecotm* T H E YO U N G AN D TH E R I S U E S ! a g re ed to w atch Over a p ackage T ru ck e r w a i 99c Ernesi H IG H S P IR IT S SCROOGED ten d ng to tom eone nam ed A m e lia Gw yn eth re m in d e d C la y ( A le * I that Tru ck er had tr»ed to pm h it h it a * d r un acc ident on C>ay O N E L I F E TO L I V E M a g icia n Lykonde* h ypn otised V III., who rem em b ered a mown fa in ca b in , a fight w ith fear lathe* V icto r L o rd , a n d a p la ce the went to in the m o u n tain * G a b r ie lle tet off a lir e a la r m p re ve n tin g L y ta n d e r from co ntinuing h it te u to n w ith V ik i Later V ik l a lto r t m im b a re d an ta p lo tlo n and tryin g to ru n *0 * young m a n w hile V id o r held her back W ade h e lp ed C hr it tin e who confirm ed that her re a l m o th e r. E ile e n d a d a lew month* a lte r C h rlttin e w a t b orn C h rittin e confronted Leo who a d m itte d that the t not V tk l t daughter Leo a tta ck e d M ich a e l w ith a knife, a c c u tin g h im o l r u in in g C N riitm e t lif t M ic h a e l f la t b e d Lao. who w at later patched up by L a rry A fte r ch e ck in g L e o * blood type L a r r y told C lin t and V ik i that C h rittin e Itn I Although N in a fretted that K ay and JIM would try fo kid n ap lift!# f i l l i p , the d*d allow ed C r ic k e t to take the baby fo P h illip on C h r it f m a t In the t p in t o f C h ritfm a t U u if f B ra d iphane T r a d but he only had thei chance to ta il T r a c i that h# left he* for L<ta b ecaute he h ad fo Scott, D a n n y and C h at# a ll vied for C ric k e t * attention Laan n a p ra ted V icto r, who tent A tn ie y a n ecklace that he learn ed Steven h ad p la n n e d fo g ive A vh iey for C h r it f m a t G e o rg e d d n t in d icate that he h e a rd C a tta n d * a a tk for a divorce, or that he 'heard N e a d m it* io n that 'the fovea. P a u l B ritta n y fold J a c k m at the fm ithed aud itin g p a rt of the Jabot account* but ttlll h a t m ore fo go K a y and R e i w eened thai P h illip m ight d a r t d rin k in g a g a in D a v id It m iffed that J ill it d e term in e d fo re viva her pa if rom an ce w ith M ich ael C o p yrig h t ItM . United Feature Synd icate. Inc Christmas Eve 5 P M 9 P M. CHRISTMAS DAY 9 A M NOON l \>i » IlIX T A IItW I 2101 S . French Ave. Sanfoid, Fla. 3 2 2 - 5 8 6 3 �I .. . /.rtf ‘ .XtA |T - ------1 , . ^ - • fivvi ■ *— |r t ..A •a. . -14 a-'a. Sanlonl Herald. Sanford, Florida — Friday, Oacambar 23, 1988 ACROSS YOU CAW*T HAVE SERVEP THAT MAWY PEOPLE / Billion » THAT *5 CA LO R IE* THAT'S NOT „ P EO P LE OVER TWO 1 ___ Vance 6 Recurring pattern 11 Roared 13 Followed 14 Cite as proof 15 Loom 16 Dakota Indian 17 Arrange 1 9 ___ !___ standstill 2 0 Voodoo cult deity 22 Neither* follower 2 3 Yoko___ 2 4 James Bond, for one 2 6 Cubicles 28 Eggs 3 0 Wool washing residue 31 Bernstein, for short 32 S au lt----Mane 3 3 ___ Dinsmore 35 Sixth sense (abbr) 3 7 ___ Grande 38 1051, Roman 4 0 Cask 4 2 Spoil 4 3 Physicians' assn. 4 4 Loiter 4 6 Difficult 4 9 Blamable 52 Cattle 53 Severe experience 54 Went astray 55 Tropical basket fiber rvep .Akxt by Art Sansom SO WHAT VO you MISS SSAZLV. THE POCtOK SA lP I 5 M O U L D VAMTOM . SU G G EST T MV W EIG H T • by Howie Schneider IF M X ) ASK ME.TH6VT& MEUERG0l/U6TDKFtt£TD IMPRDUE TECHIUOIOGt'. . T ) THE. fOMUT yUMEfetUMW ERROR 5 UOT A FACTOR. , fT WAS ERfCRimr STARTED TIC WHO£ THIUG 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 Answer to Previous Puzzle Western show s Baking pit Dry, as wine Wheel projection Kennel sound Wipes Slow (mus.) Icelandic epic Actor Bruce 13 Striped creature 18 Olympic org. 21 Cape Kennedy rocket 23 Most aged 25 Actor Montand 27 Ancient musical instrument 29 Fauna 33 One or the other 34 New Haven tree E 1 G E A R A 1 s] R 1 L E S T Y x| 36 37 39 41 42 45 T 1S Hen Cowboy Othello villain Of birth Peasant Fermenting agent T E M 47 I possess ( cont) 48 Guided 50 P sych ic___ Geller 51 Identifications FVTTY U MY HANDS Alter uklng Ihr king oI heart*. Weal switched to I he king ol • p a d r* Before a tta c k in g diamond*, declarer wanted a* much Information aa poaalblr So he railed a *pade with a high club, led a low club lo dummy, rullrd another spade high, led hi* last low club lo dummy and rulfed the last <q>ade Thai gave him the information lhal We*i had started with four spade* and two club*. *o how many hearts would hr have held when hr ovrrrallrd with one heart? If he held six heart* originally, he by Warner Brother! A t B E K U O S T AT TVC L AK E Power" a £ D O N t M N T ------v er— -------------— -------to STOP M OW / r would have only a singleton diamond Anyway Kaplan led a diamond lo Ihr king and a amall one track Now wlMt7 II Weal had alartrd with 0-4 of dUmondr. Ihla mould have hren hla hand Spade* K Q H 2. Heart* A K to 8 5. Diamond* U 4. Club* 7 2 Declarer finally deckled lhal with Ihla holding. Weal would not have overt* Iled one heart. Instead he would have made a takeout double Therefore, II wa* more likely lhal he began with a •Ingleion diam ond and *1* heart* So South put In the Jack of diamond* and made hi* «l*m J a m r * J a c o b y ‘a hooka “ J a c o b y on l l r l d g e " a n d "Jacoby on Card Gantra" fwrtlten with hla lather, the laic Oswald JacobyI arc now avail able al bookmhrra lloih arr puNlahctl by I'hama Rook* 1 0 1 0 8 8 . N E W S P A P E R EN I EH PRISE ASSN. V H TW ♦« VI ♦ A J »It ♦ A K WJ I 1 Vulnerable North SoutJ) Dealer South Opening lead V K BLOOM C O U N TY FRANK AND ERNEST IS & EYE , ‘ CxAMWflN-^5 VW P(tS‘ *65 by Jim Davis G A R F IE LD by Charles M. Schuli PAKN THING'S PIT ECTlVt BY Leonard Starr 0H...HC 100*5 LIKf AS AwFVr Nice rZaia" POS.MlSTtR, M BUT... P U R 1 (f)19B8 by NEA. 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CHlbFi . { ^ ------------------- ^ (LI6HfW LBf, rs ryi ~ J ^THEOAleort HISMlAJEf^HAT . tomrow. > �Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida — Friday. December 23. IM S ©com a, t FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH a ll pa f a it h f u l, ^ jo p fu l t anO t r iu m p h a n t ! PRESENTS ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Father Edmund Ciarnechl. Patlor CHRISTMAS DAY SERVICE & MUSICAL PRESENTATIO N 10:30 A.M. CHRISTMAS EVE Vlflll Mats Childrens Mats Solomn Lltergy 2581 Sanford Avenue. Sanford. Fla. 322 3122 and 322-2051 Invites you to join us in celebrating Christ's birth at our CHIRSTMAS EVE 6:00 PM G 0:00 PM Rrv Wm S Mcloud R*» Timothy T Haa* ^ CHIRSTMAS DAY MASS 0:00 AM Blessings 5 00 PM 6:30 PM Midnight SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH MA SERVICE O F CAROLS A N D C A NDLELIG HT’* 10:30 AM 401 8. Park Ave.. Sanford 322 4611 May hii blest mgs extend throughout the blew Yearf" PEACE ON EARTH if f i HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Bible School 9:30 AM Morning Worship Service 10:30 AM 137 W. Airport Blvd. Sanford. Fla. 12:00 NOON J FROM CHRISTMAS DAY SERVICES _ fjf* pm j/ f f t. .S CHRISTMAS EVE CHRISTMAS EUCHARIST 7JO PM CHRISTMAS MUSIC 10.00 PM CHRISTMAS MASS 10 30 PM CHRISTMAS DAY CHIRSTMAS DAY CHORAL EUCHARIST 10 30 AM Rector: Father Frederick Mann ______Aaat. Father: William Hunt ____ A Joyous Christmas Message To A ll Volunteers and Supporters O f FROM C h ris tm a s P ra ye r the beauty of Christmas lies in the thought that we live In the memory of our friends We think of you with warmth and appreciation and with you a bright and gloving Holiday Season' (Preschool th ru 12th grade) 801 W. 22nd Street Sanford. Fla. 322-3942 At this worshipful season we pray that you will share the delights o f it's quiet wonder and everlasting beauty. Lt. Fi Mrs. Sam Flanigan CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH CANDLELIGHT LORD’S SUPPER CHRISTMAS EVE 5:30 PM G O O D W ILL T O A L L M EN! HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHRISTMAS DAY SERVICE 1 1:00 AM Christmas Day Services 8 AM & 10:30 AM New Years Day Service 8 AM & 10:30 AM New Years Day Brunch 9:15 AM Freddie Smith. Pastor Jay Crutchfield Assoc Pastor/Educalion Jack Thomas Mlnlstet ol Music Randy Marble Minister of Youth 760 Sun Drive (Across from Albertsons) Lake Mary. Fla. 321-7797 322-2552 1311 Oak Ava.. Sanford Pastor Paul M Hoyer 322-2914 COME AND HELP US CELEB R A TE THE CHRIST O F CHRISTMAS ST. JOHNS EASTERN ORTHODOX CHURCH 1© fj "Come and Share The Christ Light at ' * ft{ $ ^ CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE COMMENCING AT 7:30 PM ” FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CANDLELIGHT CAROL SERVICE CHRISTMAS EVE 7:30 PM CHRISTMAS DAY FAMILY SERVICE SUNDAY 11:00 AM “ THE BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT” Rev. G. Richard Damclak Rev. Graham W. Hardy Wish You A Merry Christmas And Welcome You To O ur Services! 301 OAK AVE. SANFORD, FLA 322-2662 2743 Country Club Road Sanford. Fla. 323-2703 As we com m em orate the birth o f the Infant Jesus at the very first Christmas, we are filled with hope once m ore that men will learn to dwell together in peace & harm ony. ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 700 Rhlnehart Rd Lake Mary, Fla. 321-5673 ll It with great joy that part of Chrltl't Body who call themtelvet St. Perert Eplacopal Church Invites you to join them for CHRISTMAS EVE CHILDREN’S SERVICE 7:00 PM MIDNIGHT MASS 11:00 PM CHRISTMAS DAY 10:30 AM TO 12:00 NOON (Nursery Provided) P re s e n ts SPECIAL MUSIC. CHILDREN S MESSAGE PUPPET MINISTRY MESSAGE FROM GOD S WORD “ HOME FOR CHRISTMAS” CONTADA FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH By The Sanctuary Choir Sunday 10 30 AM No Evening Service 200 Wayman St. Longwood, Fla. 831-5885 Calvin Milam, Pa,lor Rev. Floyd Blake, Jr. Pastor Rev. Don Reese, Minister of Music 519 Park Ave Sanford, Fla. �>.« l-S w » o r q Hsisid. Sutofd, Ftortda - Friday, 0«CBfnb#f ?3. 19M A dventist M eth o d ist .• i W I I W M UEAOOWt ilY t H T H OAT AOVINTlt? 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Onado Oatgrora Malhoditl Church Otiado Otlaan Mamodul Chu'en Cor ol Carponlar A Mu'ray Si Otl*#" Paoia Waaiat® Malhodial, M M Wayanja Or S ® lo 'd Sanlando Umlad Uamodial Church SR 414 ® d 14 Longnood SI Jamta A U t *m al Cypraat SI Luka U B Chu'ch of Camaron City Inc . Baardail oil S R « f SI Uary a A M E Church. SI Rl 4IS Otlaan Si Paul a Uamodial Church. O ll® n Rd Entaipnaa SiftllOhl Uamonal Church 6 DaBary NAJARIHE Firai Church of Iha Na/arana 2M I S®lord Ara Ganara Chu'ch o* Iha Naiarana S R 46 Oanara i i aaa Uary Chu'ch af Iha NMarana '71 E O ytlal lata A,* i® * Uary longnood Chu'ch ol iha Natwana. Wayman • jaaaup Ara . Longnood Uanham Wood* Church of tha Nararana SR 44 I n u *t Waal Ol 14 al Iha W atitt Rr*n» PRESS TIE RIAN Danona PraaPylan® Chu'ch Holland Bird A Autlin Am Danona 7" tt Prattrylan® Church ot la** Uary Firai P’ta P y l® ® Church, Oat A r« 4 V d St Firai PmaOyi®® Chu'ch ol DaBary t mgruand Si And'ana PraaPyl®® Chu'ch M U I -o' Laaa Rd Si Marat PraaOyi®® chu'ch I® 1 Patm Spnnga Ad Allamonla So® fuacantiia P rta O rl® ® Chu'ch JB® Wail Sltla Ad 471 Onodo Fit Upaaia Community prpaPyl®® Chu'en uptna Ad Waalmimalar Pm ttryl® ® Chu'ch Aad Bug Ad . Caataibnrry SEVENTH OAT ADVENTIST Foraat la** 8a**nth Da* Adrannal CTru'Ch Hny 4X . Fo-*tt Crtr Mart Mill Sa*tnth Day Ad*®M l Church. ® | ( 2nd Si S® lori) S®lord Saranih Day Adrantiai Chu'ch. M i l N Highnay 427 Saranlh Day A d t® M I Chuich, Maitland Ara . Aitononia Spnnga W>n4tr spnn® Sa*®m Oay Admniial Church. SO S Mott Ad OTHER CHURCHES All Faith Chapm Camp Saminola. WatHa Pan. Rd a n ® a A u e Chu'ch. Our* • tjm Bawdaii A t ® ® Hoimata Chapm Baardail Ara Chuluola Community Church Chu'ch ol Jaaut Chntl ol imiai Day Sainta. 21IS Pan Ara Fam.iy Chui'h C h ntn ® C ® lm . ISA4 Saminola Bird , Cataatbarry Firai Bom Chu'-h ol Iha Linng Ood, Midaty Firai Church of Chnat, Sciantit! fit am Bird and V®ua SI 0m l® a Firai Pamucoytm Church ol Longnood Fuat P®laco 4tal Church ol 5 ® lord Full Got prn Church In Chntl. i® 4 Jamy Ara . San lord Full Ooaprn Taparnacia. 2724 Country C>u« Road Graca B tna Church 2944 3 S®lon1 Ara Mo4y Tnnly Chu'ch ol Ood in Chntl 1114 M®goutltna Ara Rmgdrm MM ol Jafw r® • Witnata Lata Monroa Unit I M2 W Third SI la*a Monroa Chapm O '® ® Bird . Laaa Uonro* Wi oirra Hoiinata Church, Oaa Hul R d . O tl to" Naighporhood All.anct Church, M l Uarkham Wood! Road Longnood Paniacotim 0 ® n Bitna Tabamacia. Rid®nood Arp. OH 21th oppoana Sominow High School Hr ana and Ronar Church. 111 W Wupui Ara . Laaa Uary Rolling Hrilt Skoran® Church. SR 414 longnood S® lord Aluanca Chu'ch I M l t Para A rt 6® lord BitJa Church. 24® 1 ® lord Ara Tha Full Goa®l Church ol Our Lord Jaaut Chrttl, WaaTunalon Si C ® a ® City * Th# Saltation Army 7® W 21th St Tnumph, Tha Chu'ch of Iha Nan A ® . 1009 W 4th St Umlad Church ol Chriat, Allamonla Community Chapm Allamonla Spnnga Wmlar Spnn® Community ErangancN Congragationai 2 1 » wada SI Wintm Spnn® f �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Friday, December 23. I9$B — OB Religion IN BRIEF Christmas—it breaks all the rules Units* P ro a s In torn sllon a l Free dinner for Christmas offered SANFORD — U i r Flral Church »i( the* Nazairnr. 2381 Sanford A vr.. Sanford, will tic offering a free dinner on Chrisirnu* from noon lo 3 p m. for anyone who need* a place in Ire, For morr Information. call Rev Sieve fllalral 323 7310 Methodist congregation moves Del IARY — Th e Sanford Free Method!*! Congregation Iota choxen lo move to the growing Dellary Orange City area The ((roup will .nert at ihe DelUry Communin' c-nler beginning •fan I, 1989 There will lie ft 45 a m. Sunday school hour* and 11 a in aenrtecs. Christmas break* all Ihe rules A virgin delivers of a son Angel* seranude startled shepherd* from a slany sky. A king i* horn anonymously in a i rude stable liehlntl an Inn for which rustic would la- ion kind a word A funny fai man drives a herd of reindeer through ihe heaven and squeeze* himself through chimneys, even where they aren't any And mostly, as million* of Christian* will sing in worship services both simple and sump­ tuous, "God t* with u* " Coleride, on poetry, wrote of "that willing suspension of dts belief, for ihe moment, which c o n stitu te s poetic faith " Christmas Invites ilie same momentary turn of mind — even among non Christ Ians The (met Rohhinson Jeffers no friend of Christianity, wa* lakm by ihe moment For an hour on Christmas eve A* again on Ihe holy da;*. Seek Ihe magic of |>as| lime, From thlspresenl turn away ll serins no ai rIdem that the nullvtiy festival, more than any other, excites Ihe arslhclir Imag­ ination — in song. (Minting and verse. For much of the year, the Christian life Is dominated by rihles the call lo right brhavkir. lo s te w a rd s h ip , lo a rtln n Chrtsimu* without abandoning ethic*, summons the aesthetic with the play of poeiry. the srnsiioosness ol song Carols cull for the break of routine, for silence — "Said I lie* nlghi wind to ihr little lamb, do you hear what I hear'/" Because ll urges the breaking ol rules and routine. Christinas lias h e rn trou b lesom e for authority. During Itir medieval prriod. Christmas became embedded in Ihe popular consciousness and was a lime ol celebration, of rowdy revelry*, of broken rule* Hands of m e rry m a k e rs — mummers — even disrupted church services First Christians celebrate Christmas SANFORD — The Flr*l Chnxtun Chun h iDlw iptcxnf ChriM). Iti07 S Sanford A vr.. Sanford, will hold a »|>rcial Christina* Eve Service at 7 p m Th rrr will Ire a randlrll|(ht service. carol*, and special mu*It Chrlairna* Day M*rvicc* will beat H u m St. Paul Baptist will have service SANFORD — Si Paul liapflal Churrh. 813 line Ave . Sanford, will have a Christmas Eve randlellKhl tr rr trr at IO 30 p m Pastor A n na ( ’ Jonrv will prraide First Presbyterian has holiday service SANFORD — Flr*l I’rnvbylerlan Church. 30$ Oak Ave Sanfitrd will have a Christmas Eve r andlellghi service mi 7 30 pm The ChtkMina* morning family •ervlte will he al I I a m 1 here will hr no 8 .to a m r n tre All Souls holds special masses SANFORD All Soul* Catholic Chun h 902 S Oak Ave Sanford, will have *pei lal ma**e* Christmas Eve and Christmas Day On Christmas Eve. ilrere will tre a Vljfll ma*a al 5 p in., a children « rna** al 6 30 p rn . and a midnight h u m at. sure enough. mldnl|(til The Christmas Day srivkes w ill Ire at 8 a m IO 3 0 a in . and al luarri Hope’s voice Special Christmas Eve service set Gospel singer Roy Hope of Mmnepohs performed at First Church of me Nazarene in Lake Mazy Wednesday evening Among other SANFORD — Tire fungi rgat tonal Christian Chureh. 2401 Park Ave . Saiilont will have their Christmas Five srrvlce al 7 30 p m There will he »|>n lal mum at the crlrbraikm Christmas service* will tie at their regular Sunday lime* First Baptist offers holiday fellowship subtects. Hope sang about his daughter, pictured above Hope mixes gospel music with a touch ot country western flavor Author finds ‘Last Tem ptation’ boring United P r e s s International he lurned die other cheek "The most difficult temptation lor human brings dial I srr is in iMiidir hostility with kindnrs* For Jesus, not lo jump down from i h r (T i m m and r e t a l i a t e that would have been the rrnirat tern pl.t Iio n " Hodges, who p ra e llrrs in Hirmlngham. had In travel lo Atlanta loser die movie berau*r most (heater owners in Alabama re fu s e d to s h o w It. T h e Hirmlngham Cliy Council even passed u resolution protesting the movie Hodges said Ih r study of dir humanity of Jesus is iui|Minant. because hr b rllrvrs religious leaders now focus loo much on Christ as ihe son of God and lull to give followers an accurate lerl lor the Joy and pain Jesus lell. Hr said "The lasst Temptation of Christ" only confuses the Issue by showing a Jesus who was a "half-mad masochist." Hr said die furor raised among religious leaders by certain scenes In die movie, including a drrant sequence dial drplrird Jesus having sex with Mary Magdalene, made It dllllcull for Ihr churrh lo use the movie as a learning tool lo conic lo grtjis with Jesus' humanity. Hodges said Scorsese's movie V ir t u a lly I g n o r e s J e s u s ' traumatic childhood, tils lifetlimof suffering, and development as a theologian and (earlier H r said Ihe movie also mtsar* mosl of C h r i s t ' s p e r s o n a li t y , downplaying hi* Intelligence, courage and ronftdrnce die Hlblr for his inspiration tnsirad of l tie novel by Nlkos Ka/anl/akls "I think It's the most powerful story in the world." he sold "If dir movie had hern scripted property, people w ould Aland up and cheer In the end If you can stand up and cheer Rocky, hut make a movie about Jesus dial people con I do that, you've missed the point." WINTER PARK — The Ftrsi IMpiisi Churrh of Winter Park. 1021 New York Ave.. Winter Park, will have their annual Christmas Eve service al 6 p m Christmas Day services will begin with llible study at 10 a *n then a 10:55 worship service There will lie no evening services IIIRM INGHAM . Ala The uulltor of a book that examines live humanity of Jesus Chrtsis says he doesn't find the movie "The Ia*si Trmptalkin of Christ * all that controversial — just boring I i onlend that he lias missrd a greal story," Dr Gerry Hodges, author of Hie hook. "Jesus In t e r v ie w A c ro s s T im e (Director Marlin Scorsese| had llie tight idea, lie |tist went lo Ihe wrong place for his answers "The story dial he luhl was so much weaker at every point than the real story.' tie si id *'Literally, at one punt m the movie. I nodded oil I thoughl II was ttorlng. lor the mosl part " H o d g e s , a 111r m I n g ti a tn psychiatrist who spend seven years writing a hook on Ihe humanity of Jesus, said lie hrllcvc* Ihe topic Is unc dial has loo long tieeu avoided by re­ ligious leaders lint he wild "Th e foist Temptation ol Christ" Is a missed opportunity to open dlsui sslon a I suit the subject. "Scorcese portrayed die "Last Temptation" as the desire to have a life in die suburbs, with sex and a wife and all dial kind of tiling The much more realis­ tic Km pladun was how you handle hostility Jesus was die mosl Judged man In hlstorv and Live nativity scene to be displayed How to make and keep New Year’s resolutions LAKE MARY the Flt«i lupus! Church Markham Woods. 3400 Markham Woods M l-akr Mary will have a Christina* Fellowship Sunday mottling al 9 4 4 a m The fellow ship will hr Ittlhrwrtl hv a brief Stirrdav S tnml srsakrn Morning worship will Ire al I O 43 a m Evening worship will hr a earn sing al H p m for rnutr information i all 333 2083 New Years party announced DELTONA — Temple Shalom. 1785 Elkham Itlv<1 . Delnma. will apunaitr a New Years Eve |rariy al 8 3<J p m Dunalktn* are $10 p e t prison T h ir v who w ish In pun’have lUkrts shmild call Dora Goldstein al 374 3330. <rr Roslyn FIl*cn*trin al 789 2213 Christmas Eve service announced W INTER SPRINGS - Winter Spring* E C Churrh. 210 Wade Si . Winter spring* will have it* Christina* Five service al 7 IK) The china* ol Ihe service will tie ihe lighting n! candles and the •ingmg oT hyntns Nazarene church has special service LAKE MARY — The First Church of Ihe Na/arcnc. 171 E. Crystal Lake Ave . Lake Mary, will have ihclr *|icrtal Christmas serv tee at 10 IK) a m There will lie no evening service Christmas Eve, Day services announced W INTER PARK — The First Haptlst Church of Tuscawllla. 4TKX) Dike Rd . Winter Park, will have a live nativity scene displayed outside 1 he church until Christmas Eve from ti 30 lo 8 IK) p m Adult* and children will lie displayed, as well as livestock Historic chapel will be open to public A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS — The Allnmonlr Community Church. U C.C . State Road 430 anil Forest Avenue. Allum anir Springs, will open lls historic chapel to the public from 7 lo H IK) p m Friday and Saturday nights, thru again Monday and Tuesday Church members dressed In IMHO* costumes will greet visitors and tell them alinut the structure. Ascension church to celebrate holiday C A S S E L H E R K Y — Ascension Lulh crn C h u rc h , 351 Ascension Dr.. Casselberry, will celebrate Christmas Eve with candlelight services at 7. 8:30 and 11 p m Communion will lie at the 11 p m. service Christmas Day worship wilt lie at 10 a m For more information, cull 831-7788. Anglican church celebrates Vigil ORLANDO — The Anglican Catholic Pro-Cathedral of the Incarnation, 1515 Edgewalcr Dr., Orlando, will celebrate ihe Vigil of (lie Nativity of Our laird Christmas Kveat 10:45 p.m. with a brass quartet, followed by anthems and songs from the choir. The Solemn High Masa will be at 11:30 p.m. There will tie a Christmas mass al 9 a hi Sunday. For more Information, call 843-2880. Noitody seems to make New Year's re sold I Ions anym ore Well, almosi nobody. Only two (H-opIc In a hundred. I have read, will make a New Year'* resolu­ tion for 1989. The other 98 presumably will just how lo destiny. T h a t's too had. Our New Year's resolutions ure the goal* wr set ourselves In Ihe coming year and psychologists have discovered a direct relationship between Ih r goal* wr sel and Ihe success we achieve. The higher our goals, ih r greater our chances ol success Idle has a way of saying. "Name It and It's yours." There are. however, a couple of things to remember: • Don't make puny resolu­ tions. Nothing very spectacular will happen to you by resolving to cut out desserts In Ihr new year. Three out of every four New Year's resolutions are con­ cerned either with dieting or giving up smoking They seldom tiring remarkable rrsults On the other hand, what may seem lo you to be a puny resolution may not tie. If you arc resolving lo become more of a success In the coni log year, the liest way to start may be In pick out a quality In some R E L IG IO N G EO R G E PLAGENZ successful person you know attniil and resolve to rinulate that quality. It may not strike you as anything earth-shaking hut It |ust might bc Th r electrical engineering ge­ nius Charles Stelnmetz once said. "I owe all my success In life to having always tiecn a quarter of utt hour beforehand." Some­ times a little thing like that can work wonders. • Ytiu've got to mean busi­ ness, Take you r resolutions seriously. Give them tlit- "30-day test." at least If you oversleep two mornings running after re solvlng to gel out of bed at 6 a.m . set Ihe alarm for ti again the next day. Charles Kettering, the famous automotive engineer and tn ventor, said "I have never tried anything which worked the first I h r c h a r a c t e r was m u authentic." Hodges said "H e did not c o m e across lo me as tirllrvahlr I wouldn't follow this Jesus across the sircrt " Hodges soul Senrscsc would have fared tinier hand hr used U n iv e rsa l P ic t u r e s w o n ’t re -re le a se ‘L a s t T e m p ta tio n ’ Unltad Press International LOS ANGELES - Universal Riel urea does noi plan to re-release the highly ac­ claim ed and controversial movie. "Th e Last Temptation ol Christ." die studio said Tuesday billowm g statements Imm a theater chain dial the Him would tie shown again Universal made the a n ­ n o u n ce m e n t after G a rth D r a b tn s k y . president of Ctnrplex Odron. said the film would tic reissued lo theaters. T h e movie, directed by Martin Scorsese. Is tiased on the 1930* novel by Nlkos K a z a n t z a k I s and d r e w time I tried It," (Resolving to get up early. Incidentally, is not a "puny" resolution Most of the great and successful men In history have tieen early risers ! • Tell your resolution to at least one other person If you know somebody Is going to make fun of you for breaking ih r resolution you bragged about keeping, you will irv harder to keep It. We are perfectly willing lo wink at our own lailurrs but we don't like to let other people know w r T r weak. Actually, the hardest thing about New Yeur's resolutions Isn't trying to keep ihcnt It's making them. Few ol us are honest enough with ourselves or widespread criticism for Its portrayal of Christ as a man with normal human desires and faults. Released In August, ll was boycotted, picketed and at­ tacked ns blasphemy by con­ servative religious leaders. Many clerics praised Ihe film as a realistic and sensitive depletion of the trials of Jesus. It also received eonslderable critical acclaim. The National Hoard of Review named ll one of the 10 lies! flints of 1988. and ihe Los Angeles Film C r it i c s v o te d S c o rs e s e runner-up for best director. know ourselves well enough lo (tut ihe finger on what Is holding ns bark If you can t think of anything about you lliut needs changing, ask your wife or husband. Have her or him make your New Year's resolution for you by picking out the one thing about you which shr or he would like to change. Then you keep the resolution We would all be posltlvely amazed lo see how much more smoothly our marriages would run If each party would agree lo do Just one tiling itn- othrr desired. Huppv New Year! |C| 1088 N EW SPA P ER EN ­ TER P R IS E ASSN. T H A N K S G IV IN G N O V EN A TO ST. JUDE 0 Holy St Jude, spoalle martyr, greet virtue and rich in miracle*, neat kinsman ol Jeius Chnit. lailhful Intercessor ol all who invoke your special patronage in lime ot need, lo you I have recourse trom Ihe depth ol my heart and humbly beg to whom God has given such greal power lo come lo my assistance Help me In my present and urgent petition In return. 1 promise to make your Name known and cause lo be Invoked Say three Our Fathers, three Had Marys and Gloria* tor nine consecutive days Publication must be promised St Jude, pray for us all and Invoke your ■'«> (This Novena has never been known lo (ail I AMEN B.H. �Ii~ -i- t M - Sanford Haratd. Sanford. 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N pandmg In d a C lrc d t Caurf tar SamrnoN County H a rd * FrabaN DNttMn. d a ad* t i t of wtiKh H Ml N Part Atanwa Laniard FMr 14a Tha hamat rapratantalira t after nay d a A ll InfaratNd partant d a W ITH IN TH R E E M O N TH S OF TH E FIR S T P U B L IC A TIO N OF THIS NO TICE I I I all clams agamti d a ttfaW and (31 an* ab|actwn by an intarattad parton an wham d r t naftca wat tar rad fh d iftanengas d a *a>rd Ity d d a writ d a gueltFkefwn* d d a partanal ragrasenfa"*# tanwa ar ItatadMfton d da c*wri a l l Cl a im s a n o o g j i c TIONS NOT SO F I L E D WILL BE F O R iV E R B A R R E O Pubtxa'wn af d r t N d k a hat bagtm an Dacambsr n M Partanal Ragra*onfa*ira MARK 0 G lLLIS MtGMnnSfraaf Into* p ew AL M IR R O B E R T K MCINTOSH FSQUIRE d S T IN S T P O M AAc INTOSH JU L IA N C O LB E R T. WMIGHAM 4 SIMAAONS F A KPW FirtfSfraaf S v llt n P attO N K aBM U X Sanford FL J i m I J » Tatophono l« / | O T | t»l tIU lllt Fubi-th Dac U S B ItW -P iV J iL IN T N I C IR C U IT C O UR T IN ANO FOR SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A S IN O B l i p C U M SUN BANK N A TIO N A L ASSOCIATION Flamttff *t JA M E S L K E L L Y ,d a l r D*landantt NO TICE OF A C TIO N CO N STR U C TIVE S ERVICE P R O P ER TY TO J A M E iB A L L IN G C fl Address Lint norm YOU ARE N O T IF IE D d a l an action M Mradaaa a mortgage an d a fallowing praparfr m SammataComfy Flor a* Cammanca af d a ioudaati tamar d da South wwtl to *4 tow Sawthaati to al Sacttan It Townshp N South Hang* It Eatt. Sam mala Cotm'r Florida run danca w »ti a ditianca d f H VI Naf along lha South ima d tard Sactian 14 run done* H ard ee Et If Eatt a a n e m a d joe fa*t for a P O IN T OF B EG IN N IN G run townee Eatt a ditianca al JOB |l tool M a paid danca run North f t lane a d 10# foal fa a pomf danca rim Watt, a ditianca el W0 at **»< to a po>ni danca run South00g i r t r Watt adittanca a* If f loaf fa tha pom! of beginning hat baa* Med agamtt yaw a d you ara rebuked fo t#cv* a t«py of you* wrman defenses if any. la II an Roger A Kelly. Flam NM i attorn#*, whota addrttt It X North Oranga Avenue Suita too Pott OH lea Bo* JM/, Or lando F lar Me 1X01 1 MT. an ar before January I t 1*0* and I'M d a original w id tha Cfart d d i t Caurf aider tutor* lam e* an Plamtiffi affornay or iwma d etety d*r**fi*r adarwita a defewil olll ba anlarad agamtt you lor d a fan*! demanded in d a Complamt or Petition W ITNESS my hand and tael of d a Court on thlt *0d day at December I tat (S E A L ) D A V ID N B E R R IE N Clect of fha Clrcuil Court By Cacalia V Etarn At Deputy Clarf Publlth Dm 11. JO IN* Jan A. 13 l t d OE L IIS CELEBRITY CIPHER e ve ta frm umW +*0 **** tf, If* * * C* 4*0 + 1 pmcfm p*m ane poi i r f f et#i i«n«» m c« N f t4**3t •» fa te I ( M C WMY • • V n U H I Q H B W H Q F A W F O F N N S U Q F Y Y H W N O F N N « B W A O B F U U H B F U F C A T W M M . Q H I . O U P B M W H B P * — V F I . P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N " A great many ppopfa now r pad m g and writing would ba bailor amployod Soaping rabb it* " — Edith Sltwatl Legal Notices Legal N otices Legal N otices Legal N otices Legal N o tices PUB LIC U l l P U B L I C N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N TH A T ON Thurtday, Oacambar It. t m d I I B t m Fattarn al d a pro mltat d Hoad Tractor Cam R * * y . 310* N o rth O ra n g a Biaatam Trail Orion**. Florida 1X04 d a undortignod will tall at public tew M the highed tiddor all d itt rtghl MW and N O TIC E O F R E S O LU TIO N CLOSING. V A C A T IN O AND A B A N D O N IN G R iO H T S O F W AY OR 0 R A IN IA 0 I E A S E M E N T TOTYHOM IT AAAY CONCERN NO TIC E I t H E R E B Y G IV EN that ttw Board ol Casattv Cam m itt toners *4 Sam mala C*u"‘ r F tor Ida. at Its Regular Maatmg held an th* stn da* of February A D . was m ~t* Casmh- Cam m attonart AA**i mg R ju n at •la Vsmmpl* County SarySm* Building In Vanlord F tor Ida pursuant to PaftTten and Wane* hau tetare gtegn, patted and adsptad a RaaaSirttan stating yacaimg and abandening r* disclaiming any at t*w Cete-ty a* tha public in and ta lha fallow ing described rig h ts " f w a y or drainage t atam oans. to wit That portion *4 AAapw Orte* tying truth and *a*l at lots I *. and •#. Black C . Sanlanda Spr-ng* Tract No A Flat Beak L Pago U . at recorded m to* Public Record* *4 Saminala CaunSy.FI By to* Beard al County Cam m toswrtort al l»m m >ia Casmty I w o e tort fto day *» Fabrv ary A O ISM IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H E S I O N T I E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN S EM INO LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A S IN O M I /SO CA X L R H I A D CROW E. PlafnliN. et R O B E R T C J O IN IS and ANA C J O I N ! S his wile IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. IN A N O F O R S IM IN O L B C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A IE N O 44 ktl C A e t L C IT Y F E D E R A L SAVINGS BANK. 4 stock todtral sayings bank. P la ml iII *1 LA K E LO TU S ASSOCIATES. L T D . a Ta sas limited partner snip by lying ARP LAK E l o t u s INC a U se s corporation 44 IN gtna. #1 partner! ARON R K A 1 1 P H Y LLIS K A T J AD M IR AL INSURANCE C O M PAN Y, a Dalaware corporation an# N t t r io r k m u l t i f a m i l y I fC U R IT Y C O R P O R A T IO N a Flat Ida carper align IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L CIR CUIT IN AN D FOR SEMINOLE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A Caw tta M a lta CAga L G ENERAL JU R IS D IC TIO N FIR E M AN S F U N D M O R TGAGE C O R P O R ATIO N tor marly snaan at Manufacturers Hano*** Mortgage C*rpar a*tens FlamtiH. tr* JOHN H WIE VNER and ROSlDAM X I E S H ER Ms wtto One I I I hubdea MoOH LkaCS Whom Loader t > RCEUJt One ( I I KabaNo M a « l LKM 0 Wheel Leader, t n RMOMa* O * ( I I Kabatca AAodal LK too Wheel Leader, t n RMdiJM T E R M S OF SALE A minimum Dawn Faymanl d 11% m aider cath caditMd ar c p a r i chact at da time d t- >d d a halanca due wtthm . * <a urw *ad ratacyat IT* ig M M I . FOR FU R TH E R IN FO R M A TIO N C O N TA CT FIR S T IN TE R S T A T E C R E D IT A LLIA N C E . INC 1M0 Maitland Canter Partway Mar hand FMrtda 33111 Publlth Dec » 31. IM* O I L >13 IN T N I C IR C U IT C O UR T. E IG H T E E N T H JU D ICIAL C IR C U IT. IN ANO FOR S EM IN O LE C O U N TY . F L O R ID A C A S IN O W WOE CARE F F E D E R A L N ATIO NAL M O R TG A G E ASSOCIATION a carper d Mn argon! ted and eittlm g m a n tha lewt d d a United StaMt d Amenta. Fiemttft vt A V N E H M ROM R O C H ELLE ROM N O TIC E OF SALE Mdica it h a rd i gtyon that pwrtwant *» a Summery Fmai Judgment d FaracMawa an I ww tan d a Caunfy FWrtda. i L a i E. P R I N C E R I D G E S UB DIVISIO N according M d a p id da*ear at ra.grdad m F i d Baa* X Fag* E3. Public Ra i a r d t *1 Seminal* County. Tu rd * d public taw I t tha highest and bet' dddar i*r cath. at d a wwti front entrance SammaW C t m 'f Courdewte m SanSard F Wr Ma at 11 E0 A M v t d a l t d day d January Itt* W ITN ES S my hand an j OS htiel Seal d sad Ceur' dry p n day d D e c* -te r *M IttA U D A V ID N R ER R IEN C L E R K . C IR C U IT C O UR T By Jan* I JaaawN OapwSyCldt PufciNh D k » » <K D E L 341 IN T H E CIR CUIT CO UR T , r o a i r M . w o i I cOMarr v . FLORIDA PRORATE DIV IITO N FiW NemW r M N I C F IN RE (S T A T E OF R O B E R T S WILSON. Dacaatad NO TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The edminltfratMA of lha « 1 aW d R O BERT S W ILSON d a c a a ta d . F l i t N u m b e r M ta< C F . It ponding m tha C irc u it Court tar Saminala C o u n t y . F la n d * . F r a b a la D 'yitw n d a aJVat* d which w SaminaM Count* Cawrdawt* N d d F a rt Ayana. SanSard T i d tda n n i fha names and addrtttat d th* pdtanal r*pr* aantatiy* and d * partanal rap r***nt*tiy* t attarrwy d a tat hard b*w* A ll interested parsons rmyu.red M nw with ttus cawrl. W ITH IN TH R E E M O NTH S OF TH E F IR S T P U B LIC A TIO N OF TH IS N O TIC E II) all clarms against the attaw and i l l an* abiaction by an m taraslad pared an wham But i d e a wat t**red d o t chalwngat ttw yal>d it* d lha will, lha gualiticatwnt of d a partanal repratantati** rtnuc ar luritdKtean d d * court A LL CLAIM S ANO O B JE C T IONS NO T SO F IL E D W ILL BE FO R E V E R B A R H f0 Public at wn d nut SSdM* hat begun an Oacambar 1) IMP Partanal Rtpratanlatiy* H E L E N W M ITC H E M I it Loren ia Road Sant* F# N * . U a .k o t/ tO ' Atlarnay I d Parumal R*pr»t*nt*tiir* JA M E S A b a r k s I I X Wttt F lrtl Sir tot SulM B Pent Of lie. Ba* I M Senior d FL W H IM Ttwphorw 140/1 Ml IH4 Pubnth Dec 11 X im p DEL M l IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT FOR TH E I IT H JU D ICIAL C IR C U IT IN A N O F O R SEM INO LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO 1/ 4 CA 00 P N O TIC E OF SALE P UR S UAN T TO C H A P TE R 41 N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant to an OrsWr d Final Judgment d tdedeturo da'ed Dec.mber t itg* and anlarad In Cat* No I I 4 CA pt ol th* Circuit Cawrl ef tn* Eighteenth Circuit in and t*r Saminai* County. F id Ida wtwrtln F E D H U H O M E L O A N M O R TG A G E CO R P O R ATIO N p i e ln li r i and I R V I N G B G U S S O W and S H E L L Y A GUSSOW hit wile, al a l . ar* oalandentt. I will sal) lo lha highest and batt bidder tor cath outlet* lha Watt front door I of ttw SammaW County Caurthowta In Sanford. F tor Ida al II o'clock a m on lha 14th day of January. ’ sot, tha tal toning described property *% sat forth In said Order or Final Judgment to wit U n i t 11 A at S U M M I T V I L L A G E U N IT I. a can dominium According to ttw D* deration Itwraol. as recorded In O tllclal Records Book 14*0. Pag* ITS at in* Public Records ol Samlnoi* County. Florida, a id including any structures and Im p ro s o m tn lt located lharoan Deled *1 Sanford. Florida. This If do* at December itg* D A V ID fi B ER R IE N At Ctoft. Clrcuil Court Samlnoi* County. Florida By janaE JasawK At Deputy Cleft Publish Dec n . X ISM D E L IM N O TIC E OF SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that gw u*r 1 to an OrGar R> Smal Cuug-.cml 4* Fpradaam* antorad to to* abaii ttytod at Han I win tall to* property Situated to Sam.not* County. Fiend*, mar* partKv V l y da Lai M Rtock H - SPRING L A K E H ILLS. Sk i n . 1. *c carding to to* Flat «•■**! at n e ar dad M Plat (t% a 1* Paga M P u U k Raw U *■ Syrstnaw County. SWr Ida *• Public Saw to N t .sphati and bail toddar ter Cn ‘ *1 ttw Watt front dear *4 to* h County Com toque* IB | Sam welt Camity P'on da at II « e n a c t A M m toy l#to day et January itg* D A T E D toit lath day r i O* camber ISM D A V IO N B ER R IES' A* CW rt *r toaCam ' By JanaE JaaawN Daeuty Clark Publish Da* 14 M 'fS4 D E L It* BOARD OF uOUN 1V CtiVMAI SSIONt Rs G F SIAA4MOLE C O U N T ’/. F l o r id a ATTEST DAVIDN BERRIEN Ctor* to to* Bear* p.birth CWc T l 'to* N O TIC E OA F IC T ITIO U S NAM E Natka It twteby |**#n tool I N O TIC E OF I am engigad us buvrw tt *1 P O F IC T IT IO U S N A M ! R at 1104*4 l a s t M ary F L H hereby p m tool I IJ T f t *4*4 Saminala County, I but.nets *• 111 f n da und*> toe FkStStaut Dr . Ganari F l Nam* *4 T l l L O W BOOK INC Ism maw Camtoy FWrtda u d a | a b a P 4 J O IL R E C O V E R Y to* a wilt taut Nam* al TRANS SER VIC E a m toal I inland to F E R M A TlO N S and tool I to rogitWr said nans* wtto toe tend to 'agistor tard name wtto C to rt at th* C lrcu il C a m ' tha Clark al to* Circuit Cam#. ' Saminala County. Fland* to Seminal# Comity I w d a >« accordance wtto ww Praetwant accordance with to* F i t c N a n #f to* F tcI'tw ut Nam* Slatuto* #4 to* Fwtmow* Ham* Stotwtot T o w n Section 4*1 M Fland* TaWW Section MS pa I m to* S>atw*at m l sutw totia v 'V J a a n H SAartm t Charyw J R khard FuMwh Dac 14 H . X <«M Pubnth Dec I 4 14. >1 I4M Jan 4. tt*4 DEL to DEL ns I DEL Ml IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT. IN A N D FOG SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A IE N O 4 4 1M l ( i n ' SUN BANK StAT IO N A l ASSOCIATION. Platotfft w in f ie l d s c o t t e l l io t t j r t a w n i e r E l l i o t t mt •It*. M r C A P ITA L CO RP O RATIO N and LEAPS ROC BUCK 4 CO M PAN Y N O TIC E OF F IC T ITIO U S NAM E w* is her airy garon to*t I "g ig * # to butmeti al IM Rabm SI Altamonte Spy togs lam men County F tonda wider lha Fwt»ti*u* Sterna *4 t G H ACOUSTICS and Wi*t I » V d to •agistor t*<d nam* wtto to* Ctorb *4 tn* C ircu it Court Samieaw County Florid* to act orWanea wtto to* Frau's any af ta* Ficti'wwe Nam* Stohrtot Te W it Sactwn tal m f w # y Stehrtot W t Seen D He' der Fub«th Dac 4 14 t l X <#W D E L *4 N O TIC E O F SALE N i t l c t Ik h a r t b y gleaa p u t.a n t ta a Fatal Judgment d*Wd December 14 ftM * l i f t ! I n C e l * Na M 3X> CA a* F al to* Cm ihf C aurl *1 th* ttth Judicial Circidt M and far laminate Caunty F Natda. w*«uaui WIN F i F t O I C O T T E L L IO T T JR I AWN If T E L L IO T T hit • K E Y C A P I T A L CO R P O R A T ION and SEARS ROEBUCK 4 C O M PAN Y, ar* ww 0***n s a r i toot I will sad to ww toghot* and b**< biddy t v cath at toe Watt Front Door *4 ww Seminal* Comity Cam them* SanSard Florida a t l l W a m •n to* Mto q * , *# januar, m th* tal towing datc'lbed '**• prtp**ty at set tor to wi to* F me! S ECTIO N IM R E O U E 1 T FOR RIDS Th * S s n l a r d A i r p o r t Ay lt a it y . haraatter ratayrad to aa *lhg Owner" N tads wart datenb tpaci'Katwne and thaw an to* draamgt The tad* ary W be submitted to Ww Owner by 1 M F M an Thursday January 1 Ita* to b* publicly ^ a n »4 and read aloud at tonn to#r**yyer at practical Price* ar* to ba tar all w art labor a mwutlraf an any campwto to* am* at deecrgwd In both m* plan* and ipecifKe Let I. Black M TH E W O O O lAN O S S E C TIO N TWO acrartong t* to* Plat Iha**a4 at r o c a r M to Plat beak <4 Paget M and X at to* Pubnc Records *1 S*mmei*CaimSy Florid* Deled thlt I t o day at Da camber. Ito* D AVID N B E R R IE N CWrt at th* Circuit Ctoet Br JanaE Jaeawic As Deputy Ctort Pubnth Dec 11. X ISM 0 ( L 141 ww prayacf me ludet to* ranaearwn *4 Ww aewting Tarmmal and Ratiamam area to mclud* tk* tallowing items a Replace ww lighting and aWctrual tyttom b Replace aeithng *u cendi 'wrung duct wort and add twa nee units C Ada carpet and ulnyl at mown d Ta n c in g and a t la n a r awnmgt * Prepare *11 a*ll| t v aaM IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT FOR S I M i N O L I COUNTV. FL O R ID A C A S IN O M ttol C A *e P CARO IAN M O R TG A G E C O R P O R ATIO N I a a FIR S T FIN A N C IA L M O R TG AG E C O R P O R A TIO N * D * l4 .w . (orpare'wn Plamtilt vt LA U R IA N A N N E SPANKIE e k a L A U R I A N ANNE R AUEN a t a l. 1 ln»i#n commercial g'att daart g Otoar mitceuarwewt itomt at mown an to* plan h Contractor w piaetdr plant that ar* yigned and teawd by 4 regittorsd E'er'da angmaar ob'am all permits and pay *H taet Special T ealurtt All intarattad pertw t than cammmucaw with to* een*t and visit Tha tit* prior fa submitting a tad Th# Owner rataryet to# fight to he** taddart pr* auality prwr to submit!wig a tad Th# Owner a'to l y w x t to* tight to tawet to* bast tad m ttw interest at ttw Airport Authority or I* raiact any ar #h btot Ttw Own** I ' m i v ie fft t Ww rlghl 1* w*ir* any tachnicailty ar mas* an interpretation toot would te m its batt in te rn ' Ttw Owner r*t*r**t to* right to do portwnt at toll wart with tut awn toren and or pure hate tame independent Tram thlt contract A Rid Band m Ww amount ol Tl*a percent |t%| *4 to# tad amount in th* term af a bend or a cashier t check lor to* tarn* a w ' It required to trn tub m ille d with each bid Bid tacurltwt will be retained by Ww Authority tor tan |Id I da yt whtw Ih* tadt ar* ra«i*w*d ter accu r ac y and completeness A Performance Band tram a S e cu rity a p p ro ie d by Ih* Authority shall be required In to* amount of an* hundred 11401 pare#"' at th* contract amount prwr to a ' Nalic* to Proceed Swing issued to Ww taWcled N O TIC E O F ACTION TO G L E N N A SMITH And SH EILA L S M ITH AND ALL P A R TIE S C L A IM IN G IN TFH ESTS B Y , TH R O U G H UNDER OR A G A IN S T G L E N N A S M ITH and S H E IL A L SMITH AN O A L L P A R TIE S CLAIM ING TO H A V E AN* RIGHT T IT L E OR IN T E R E S T IN THE P R O P E R TY H C ^ iriN o r SCRIBED YOU AR E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D Thai on actwn to toractoa* a mortgage an the to*toeing property m SammaW County Florida Th* E at! an* hall at Lett >M and I X T H E VAN A H S O A iE OSBORNE BROKERAGE C O M P A N V S A D D IT IO N TO B L A C K H A M M O C K at ra lorded in Plat Book I '. Pag* 11. Public Retards *> Semins'# County f land* ALSO to* West 100 00 teat at ttw East led 00 leel or Let 1. SWOPE S SECOND A D D ITIO N TO BLACK MAMMOCK at recorded in Plal Book 1. Paga IA Public Record* ol Seminal* County. Florid* hat been Iliad aga.nsl you. and you #'* required to tare* a ropy of your n r IMan d* lenses it *n, to II on D Y K E S C E V E R E T T , of Winder weed i* Ha net Ward 4 Woodman. P A Post Oflic# Bor MO Wmtor P v t . Florida 11/WOaaO an v before January It. Itg* and III* th* crtoin*i with th* Clark of this Court either before taryle* on Plain tills attorn** O' immediately thereafter, eltwrais*. a default will fa* antorad against you tor Ih* rallaf demanded m th* C*mpl*wl or pa I it ion W ITN E S S my hand and to# seal of ta>d Caurl an Oacambar 14. ISN (S E A L ) D A V ID N B E R R IE N C LER K OF TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T By Kail* McClain Publish Dec 14 >1. X IH4 Jan 4. Ito# D E L Itl Tim* It el to* •stance ce> e a rn in g this pr*|*cf Th* selected contractor Should be prepared to furnish a parlor mane* bond, cartilicalian al Wars man i Compensation and L la b lllly In s u ra n t# In Ih* amount *• two 000 00 and be able to tier! work within tom lean ( 141 days al receipt of a written Nolle* to Proceed Th* r e n l r a c l t im e h a s be en etiabhkhad at forty fir# days 1411 calendar days Plans, tpacillcaltons and Bid Forms may be obtained Irem to* elfie* af th* Airport Manag *r In BMg 41 at Vanlor <5 Re glgnal A irp o rt for a non refundabw BIO 00 dapotll Sanford Airport Authority Mack la/anby. P E . A A E Airport Manager Publlth Dec >1. 1X4 DEL I X C LER K S N O TIC E OF SALE NO TIC E I I H E R E B Y O IV E N that pm 1 1 an! ta a Summer y Fmai Judgment *f Faractaema antorad tn Ih* »b*i* arum*# taut* m to* Circuit Court *4 ttw Eighteenth JudKtoi Circuit as ang «*y S am inala C a u n ly F Inr da I a i" tall at pubfc auction la to* highest toddar lar cash at the toast Want daer *4 ww Caurtoausa M to* CWy *4 la n ia rd . Sam m ai# C a u n ly. Flarida at to* kwm *4 l i t * a m cn January 1 tea* toai cartani parcac *1 fata p y p s r 'r date r dad at SetSews LA K E LO TUS L E G A L O f SC R IFTtO N That parttan a* to* northeast la and the soumaaif to *4 Sactwn It. le an ship |t range X east City *4 Alt, Springs i# to ia * i* C o u n ty. Florid* toecr toad as Sanaa# Cam wwruing at to* south to earner *4 Section II. rearto l ' * U 14 m was' las* al to* sautoaaet * *4 said far teen |i * distance *4 fkj* a* W to ww tautoaaei ■or nor at toa nartoemet to *4 w # Section It. 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Tawn*h.p I I south R ang* IS E a s t. S a m in a la County, fla n d * I t t t Th* South SCO M tael thereat Dated this 3rd day at Na* D A V IO N B ER R IE N C L IR K OF C IR C U IT C O U R T By Jana f Jasaek Oeguty Clark Pubiith Dac I*. 11 I#M D E L AM n O T I C IO F FORECLOSURE SALE ■ Y C L IR K O F TH E C IR C U IT C O UR T Nartc* it hereby given that it* underttgrwd O A V IO N BER R U N Cars at to* Cwcuil Court at SaminaN County T lar wa w it an to* iato day at Fatau ary ttg* at II 00 A M *1 Ww YVesf Front dear at toa Seminal* Comity Cam thaws* us SanSard Fland* *rs*r tor tat* and sail at puta-c euttry to toa tugtwH and batt > i|tii far cash, ttw t*tl*w mg drsenbad praparty ntu.**d In v*mlie 1C Caunty Florid* to a " Lat I I . W E K IV A H IL L S SECTIO N BIX accardmg to to* plat tooraer as recur a*# ut Fta< Boas >1 Pages Is an# is at to* Pubi c Racardt al SammaW County Flay Wa pursuant I* to* rmal datra* *4 re encored m * cay* n saw Cams, to* siyw a fe h c S it FiBFM aNSFUNO MORTGAGE CORPORATION tor m*riy tnown as Man*lac hr* a rt Hano*** SAartgag* Car p * r* tl* n - * s ~ J O H N M N l f t N E R and R O N O A M WIESNCR hi*a to N IT N E tS my hind a n ] at h e w seal at saw Court tow IHh day W Oacambar ita* l i t A ll By JanaE jatem c Die ity Ctars Putakh Dec w 11 14M DEL W N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAM E tt*>1* IS nareary gl*«n toot | am m peg* 4 m bv*ww*t *' >44 Common a Caro* L eng seed F L Tl/M Sammai# Caunly Fw rw a mWar tta F toli'tout Name *4 LI BRA TO W ING awl lha' I mtond to i*gi*s** saw nama aim toa Clara at to* C u t ell Cem' V r-m e to C o a ly t wnae m acemdaru* aito toe Py**lti*ne *4 th* F w titw ut toa-w (l*»v*es T* W " Vrc'cm Ml »a I or wa I'alwtee '*1/ LIBRA s c a l e A L A B f l INC rg O F r m w n Pro* Putawh Dat W 33 X wt Jans w» D ta IMA IN THE C IR C U IT C O U R T OF THE IITM JU O IC IA l CIR CUIT. IN ANO FOR St M 'N O i ■ r o U N ' l FLO R ID A CALC n o a* xas CA aa t PALM RAY PR O P ER T i r l live . Plamtilt y| RiCHARO MUROSB 1and C ATH ER IN E MUROVKI huebtaW and w«e and T HE UN ITE O S Y A T I I O F AJU4 RICA Qetor Pints NOTIC E O F A C TIO N TO R IC H A R O M U R O la i YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that *" actwn to Seratwe* a wwrsgaga an to# SaHawmg p n e w 'i « Sam nato County Ftond* Let It Btoct C, SPRING V A LLE Y (S T A T E S ac tar tong I* tow #i*i towreof *« i*. erded in Piet Bcwa 33 Pag* F* Pubii* Uecoris at Vammaw County F lar wa hat be*" "tod agamti you and you art 'eta.'red ta ■*•** * m gr o' yaw a* "ton dato-se* I any to it an Chriitocih*. C Catocart Plaintiff s atlarnay whasa addrest Is I X N Braadasy Arenua Or land) F l 13MI an Br betors January 4 14*4 and Flw tow n g n s l with toa Clare at tots Court tltowr b*to>* ier*i<* an Plawtit# t attarrwy ar imma d.eto'y towraattor etoarait* a det4*" am ba entered against you Ser fw ret tel demanded .* too Camplamt ar Patitwn WITNESS m* hand and to* see' af this C a r l an Na* Xtn >tat I SEAL I O A V IO N B E R R IE N Cieri el to* Circuit Caurl By Wendy W Callms AsOeputyCWrk Publish Dec 1.4.14.31 'X * DEL X N O TIC E OF A P U B LIC H C A R IN 0 TO C O H IIO E R TH E AD O P TIO N OF AN O R DINANCE BY TH E C IT Y OF SANFO R D. FLORIDA Nolk* It hartby giren toot a Public Hearing will ba held in tow Commission Room *• tow ClTy Hall In tow City at Santard Florida al / M a elect P M an Oacambar 1/. ISM to contuse, the adoption of antrdinancebr towCify of Sanford Florida numberadattoilewt O R D IN A N C E NO IX* Garwrtl Oatcrlpfien ol Ih* err a to bo anrwrod and mag Is at lonawt A POR TIO N OF T H A T C E R T A IN P R O P ER TY L Y IN G EAST OF AND A B U T T IN G H IG H W A Y IFF1 IO RLANDO D R IV E I AND LY IN G B E TW E E N F A IR M O N T DRIVE AND LAK E AAARV BLVO F K T E N D IN G EAST A compi*le description and a copy ol th* ordinance shall be *•*11*6 -# at tow Office of tow City Ctors tor *11 person* desiring X * ram m* tow same All parlies In Intorast and clliieni shall hare an opportunity lo ba heard at said haanng B y ordar of Ih* City Commission ol tow City ol Sanford. Florida ADVICE TO TH E P U B L IC II a twrton dackfas to appeal a deci*Km mad* with revpacl fo any mailer coni.cfered at tow abo.a mealing or hearing he may need a *arballm record ol Ih# proceedings, including ttw laslimony and evidence, which record It not pro* "tod by Ih* City of Sanford tFSIM OIOtl M N Tamm, Jr City Clark Publish Dec 3. *. 14. I I . 1*4* OE L 11 Legal Notices N O TIC E O F — F IC T ITIO U S NAME Natka is haraby glean tool I am engaged w business *1 P O B«< *14. Santard F l l i m SammaW County Flerid* under to* Fkti'w us Noma at A TH LO N P UB LIS H IN G and that I inland to regular saw narny alto to* C la n al th* C ircuit Court. Samlnato County Florida M accordance wtto to* Prevision* at to* Fictitious Nam* Stotvto# Ta h .i Section tal 0t F lend* Status*# m r t RutsailS Williams Publish 0a< I T x 'to* Jan a n t# a # __ ___________D E L n t ROT ICE OF F IC T ITIO U S NAM E Natka is h*r*by given to*' we are engaged m buvnast *t sc>4 S SanSard A** Santard FL n r n SammaW County, Ftortdi under to* / kl'tw w t Nam* *4 A A O IN S TA LLA TIO N S and toot wa inland to register s*w nam* wtto to* ciars *4 to* Cue erf Court, l emma la County. Ftond* m accardarsc* With to* P rg •Item* *4 to* Fktittasrt Name Slatuto* T* Wit Sactwn tal P4 Ftond* Sletutot '#1/ k Erl 0 Blackeaidrr v t m ab y G watamt Pubnth Dec 14. 1} X 1Mb Jens Itgg O B L M4 A M I N D t D NOTIC I Of AC TIO N IN E M IN E N T O O M AI# .N TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE E IG N T IE N T H JUDICIAL C IR C U IT IN A N O FO R 11 M IU O l f C O U N TT FLO R ID A CASE NO ta cit* CA 44 L I f M INOLC C O U N T* a Feittk*' t*bd>*ttwn*r to* Veto at Few wa JOHN F BAU4AGAKDNI R and P A TR IC IA B A U M G A R D N t R husband and wtS* G T B O r RAV JR To* Carloctor *4 S i— rato C*«mtp F Wnda arW to# wwnaan sgouea# *4 tow ***** it a rt to#.. I* * t a * .‘seas grantees netasere wrsjr t and a" edw* **rt ws clowning by 'nreugr u # e ar against to* the ■ named Osto"danil *r ha*mg an. <t*un at ta la s Pa>(*i I Ornl hc **an Numbar M il n K A R X b > rx * L TO ABOVE NAME 0 I HOSE d e f e n d a n ts a n d to a ll p a r t ie s c l a im in g in t e r ( S T BY. TH R O U G H o r a g a in s t d efen d a n ts P A R T IE S c l a im in g UN DER th e nam ed a n o to a ll M A V IM Q to have OR ant R IO H T TITL E OR IN TE R E S T IN T N I P R O P E R ? # OE SCRIBE 0 I E LIME An E wi me* l rkemic he4"urn " tostoei with its Oat ere'uei e» T esmg has I n ' hied m tow seers styled c a r l la a t ta-re t **1 * 1*1 pragwrfy ,n***es'» te Sam mow Caunfy F ter We a t u rta 4 «la ie e l THE BAU M G AR DN ER PARCEL F t ) SIMPLE AAlTC HbiL HAAAAAUCK HLSAD Beginning *1 tow NertowaU tarnar at Let l i t U A V I * C O LO N * C O M P A N * I LUG D iV IllO N at rasa*#*# m Plat Ben* | Pa** I I r u i S 0C1 ! is E ’ w 41 toef atong to* f *ei ima at said la r i n startone tto* I* 4/T I "w arc *1 * cur ** can**** Ssertowrtv h e .irw a redv* to ire# M toai a canrvai en*w or M ‘ 4J I t a m a chord at ato to leaf total bears N 44*M »r w toanc* nm N OX-11 X n at ft to*r atong tow Wes' lew of to* E a t' ‘s at saw La* m toanc* rtm S F#*rl i l t t i l M toe' to to# Pamf at Bagirmmg Each Defend*"' it fur tow* neHlwd toil tow Pthfiwwr win pafifwn far an O r*e* at Tatmg latere tow Honorable Karmato M Latfiar. an* e4 to* Judges a* in* aba*a t’ y i*d Court on to* J4tn day at Dec ember <Xt *4 1 M p m in th* Samlnato County Ciwcthaus* Santard Ftoruta m accordance atm its D e c la r a tio n a l T a k in g haretotara "tod m tons cause All Detondantt to Hut tm« and *11 otoe* interested par'w t may ••quasi a hearing an tow PaMwn tor to* Order of Taking *t to* "m * and pi*c* design*»*d and Iw hddr* Any Datondani tailing to f'l* a request far fwarmg than a#'*# an* right to ebfact to »w Order at Tseng AND Each Datondani and any etowr parsons claiming an* mfaratt in to* proper** described in tow Patman In Ih* abor# ttytod F remark D*m*m proceed-g I tw eby required t# serve w*ltton dtlenw t if an* y lv h4*a. la to# Pafifwn twrafofare "tad in tout causa an to* Pafifwn** and an* raquast far a hearing on to# Pei'lwn lor th* Order of Taking IT desired on Petition#* t A f torn** whose nam* and address IS shewn baton an or baloro December IF. ifee end to file "to anginal af your anifan attentat and any raquast tor hearing on to* PafiliMi for to* Order el Taking alto tow Clark of this Ckwft aifhar before ta n k * on tow Petitioner t At lorn** or immodtotoiy thereof tor la shoe wfwt fight lift* tntores' or Iton you or any ef you hare ar claim In and to ttw proporty defer ibod In said Pet. flan and ta show causa II any you have why said properly should not be condamned tor tow Utaf and pmpnws at sol forth In said Potllion tl you foil ta answer, a default may bo an torad agemit you for th* railel demanded in tow Petitltas It you la" to request a hearing on tow Petition lor Order of Taking you fha" aalv* any right loob|ac' to said Order of Taking W ITNESS my hand and seal ol sad Caurl on tow Kfh day of Novembar 11*4 (S E A L ) D A V IO N B E R R IE N C LER K OF THE C IR C U IT COURT IN A N O FO R S EM INO LE C O UN T V F lor id a By Rufh Kmg Deputy Clerk County Attorney Ita Seminal* County Alin Lonnie N Grool Assistant Coun I * Attorn** Samlnoi* County Sar.kasDldg HOI East F liit Street Van lord. Florida I1//1 Taiaphorw i X / t n t l l x F i t is* Attorney Ita Pelltoorwr P ut' sh Dac J.4. IS. Il, ISM D EL >/ �Sanford Herald. Sanfo'd. Florida — Friday. December 23. 1968 — 11N Legal Notices N O TIC E OF F IC T IT IO U S NAME Me<lca It hereby given m «l | am engaged ln business el m M u te r, Or Maitland F lev Ida a m Semlnei* (own!, Florida imaer nt* Fictitious Nam* *r A L L A U T O and me! I intend So rogistor M<d nem* m m m* Clerk *f the Circuit Cewrt. S#mino*e Cewnt,. Fiend* In accerdanc* m m m* F f o ,m m « *r me ! Ktilmut Nam* Statute* T* am Section M l OS Fiend* Hetutot t*S; / t l i t e Lawrendm* Publish Dec I 14 I I X ike* Of l M J IN T M I C lB tu il c o u a r of T M ( E IG H T E E N T H JO U IC IA L C IR C U IT. SEM INO LE C O U N TY FLO aiO A C IV IL AC TIO N NO N IH IC A M l a d m in is t r a t o r of vet f a . MS A FFA IR S an C o ra l me United S! atos «r Amec « a Flamlitt. n R O N A IO J C A TA LA N O *> « , Of Of Q*t*nd»n»i N O T IC I OF SAL I MOT 1C f le •*>■*, | . m mat tnetwant te m* Fm*i Judgmenf ** Faroeinsure end Se>* entered M m* i a two pending m m# C ircuit Cewrt *t m* (I O M T l l t l T H Judicial Circuit In and tar SE M IN O l ( Cawnt, Fiend* Cletl A<tien N a n k n m lira CA 0* i me Clerk m il ken m* preport, kttwated m le d C am *, a* M naedet tat tJO SPRING OAKS U N IT A acrerdrn* I* m* Fvet fh*»*wi a* retarded M Fla* Reek It F**e. t ! #-wi H el 99* ^s*iK R ttiFtfi ft *#*> Ciw M y f lv tiA • •** #11 i t f M V v i * l U » s ###4l • N M #*d #* m -A i#m4 •» n •• i# Ha 21—Ptrso rials WANTED FOR ADOPTION steal* Christian <ot*M A* lire t I* *do*l child, are Mr ear, Caucasian. ariental ar twepenu Intent I* 4 yoart Everything l« 1*0*1 Fleet* tend confidential response I* a*■m c/e Sanlerd ttereld. FO Ret iMt. Saaterd. FI M7TI IN T N I C IR C U IT CO UR T OF T M I I I O N T I IN T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AND FOR S IM IN O L t C O U N T , FLORIDA Cake Ne M I lt e C A Orntteate L *sa C A P ITA L CO RPO RATIO N Flamlitt rt N A T H A N If L M AR IW OO O ■ TA L N O T IC I OF A CTIO N M il M Fereclet* M*rtt*t* TO N AT MANIC L HARE WOOO FR C S C N T R IS IO C N C I U N IH O k H LAST R C S ID IN C I KNOWN e e O K lN ITA R O A O C A s s iL h ib u t F l o r id a •htoi ANO ALL P A R T I E S C L A IM IN G IN T E R E S T I , Th r o ug h u n d f r or A G A IN S T N A T H A N IE L M ARE R O O D ANO A LL P A R T I E S H A V IN G OR C L A IM IN G TO H A V E A N Y R IG H T T IT L E OR IN T E R E S T IN THE P R O P ER TY H E R E IN D E S C R IB ED R ES ID EN C E Unknown YO U ARE N O T IF IE D ot an action te lor at lot* e mortgage an tha to**owtng propart, ,n S EM INO LE Cewnt, Fiend* LO T IM O UEEN S MIRROR S O U TH R E P L A T A O O ITIO N TO C A S S E L B E R R Y F L O R ID A A C C O R D IN G TO th e plat th er eo f as re C O R D EO IN PLAT BOOK II PAGE M PUBLIC RECOROS OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y FLO R ID A RANGE D IS H W A S H E R WALL TO WALL C A R P E TIN G F E N C E A N D S P R IN K L E R S YSTEM hat been Hied egemtl ,ou and ,*w ere required to t*r,e a cop, et ,owr mitten defenses il an,, to it on Shenki R Butler. 100 Sooth AthMy Dr ire Suit* liao Tampa Florida IMOf on or before Jen t l Itet end til* the anginal m m Itut Court either before car« ice on Plaintiff t attorn*, or im m ed.tltl, there after, other« im e default will be entered egelntl you tor the r*liel demanded on the Com pteint or pel 11ion Th u notice then be pwblithed once each week ter tour centecutlre weekt mth* SANFO R D H E R A LD W ITNESS m , hand end the 1**1 at m u Court on m i« rm de, et December. It** IS EA LI H ONORABLE D A V ID N B ER R IEN Clerk otlh* Court B , Wend, W ColUnt Deputy Clerk Publlth Dec t. 14. >1 X It** DEC tf b> U r r ) W r i g h t 3 3 - Lost A F o u n d LOST. O O l 0 «t I DO! NO RINO Hat damaged Her* Mi center Reward______________ P I 4t*> 2S— S p e c ia l N o t ic e s m Legal Notices A I — M o n e y to L e n d CASH A V A IL A B L E 1 kuy mortgages hevses IV 4H4 O f S rif p * I HOM E O W N! 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I*«ge 0 For olfering airtiags In fdl |H-rrrnl ol ll* 1. . ..ul r io t.it. Santa arrives early Santa .itnvod early in Lake Mary this year Olo Kr.s Kunflle accompanied Hie city Inc and polico doparimont on « « good will Tho dopailmenls collected toys and dislnbutod thorn to city kids Iasi wook Santa and h.s helpers coveted ihe .• dm* city and loft many smiling llllie lacos behind �m p m ip 1 — S on lo tf Herald — Frtdsy, D*c#mb*r 23, 1966 — Herald Advsrtlssr — Thursday. December 22, 1968 — Sanford. FI Christmas tree tradition at least 383 years old United F r a u International L O N D O N — Th e re seems s o m e th in g odd a bout the Christmas trees In a timely new show at a London museum. Their decorations look strange — Just a few unfamiliar, spartan ornaments. The reason ts that these trees reproduce the earliest decorated Christm as trees history can trace. And thereby hangs a problem. The question Is. Just how old ts the Christmas tree? Well, at least 383 years, says “ Spirit of Christmas — The Christmas Tree" at London's Museum ( J Childhood. A tree In the show li • careful reconstruc­ tion of one tesertbrd that long ago A nother Is decorated like Prince Albert and Quern Vtcto rta's tree at Windsor Castle In 1848. Another Is a tree Charles Dickens described. These strangr-looklng trees punctuate a charming show of Christmas rphemera. clustered under a temporary roof ol glit­ te rin g tree o rn a m e n ts . It assembles careful research Into how our modem Christmas trees came to be w hat they are. The story begin* with the ancient Itomnns. who used evergreen boughs to decorate th e ir ho m e s at new year festivals Over the next 1.000 years Christianity adapted the t-ustom and found new symbol­ ism in winter-bearing shrubs, paricularly holly. Ivy and mistle­ toe. As a sidelight, the exhibition notes this greenery was put up In Christian homes no earlier than Christmas Eve. The boughs remained up until Twelfth Night. Jan. 6. and then by tradition had to be burned loavcri laid luck. Hut when did cut-off branches graduate Into entire trees deco­ rated with lights and glittering ornament? The answer, the show says, ts that no one knows A German tradition credits Marlin Luther, the religious re­ fo rm e r w ho died In 1546 Legend says he was inspired by seeing starlight through a Hr pee. and re-created the effect In his home with candles on a tree Unfortunately, says the exhib­ ition. this “ story is prntuihly not true." All historians can say for certain ts that the Christmas tree originated "In early 17th centu­ ry Alsace" — In the FrenchGerman border area In the early 1600s Certainly the first written evi­ dence dates from that time: a description of a decora let1 tree by a visitor to Strasbourg, now In France. In 1005. The book containing that description la in the show — and so ts the tree. Not the actual tree, of course, but one decorated as closely as possible to the 1605 description Since the earliest tree decora­ tions were edible. Its boughs dangle gingerbread men. apples, marrlpan angels, gilded nuts, colorful round cook*— W ritte n r e c o i n m e ntion English Christmas trees in the 1700s and the !H20s. Hut its Introduction to the Englishspeaking world really is due to Prince Albert. Queen Victoria's consort. lie Im ported the G erm an tradition In the 1840* Hy IH47 the humor magazine Punch was relerrtng to this "new royal custom." and In one museum case la Victoria and Albert's 1B4H tree. This reproduction, decorated on the evidence of drawing*. Is hung with tiny gifts, shell gee gaws and bright paper stars Its c a n d le s , as on a ll e a r ly Christmas trees, were lit only once, on Christmas Eve Albert's Innovation spread with amazing speed By 1H54 there was a vast Christmas tree market In London’s one-time fru it and vegetable h e a d ­ quarters. Covent Garden. A con­ tem porary engraving seems peculiarly modern — people du­ biously peering at ranks of trees. Just as they do now. Dickens, the great Christmas popularirer. described a tree In the m a g a zin e “ H o use ho ld Words" in 1850. The museum also reproduces his tree, though his description was rather sparse. Next to It is a much more elaborate tree not only described but drawn In great detail by another writer In 1854 "The Christmas Tree" show Is the latest In an annual series at the Hetlmal Green Museum of Childhood — a branch of the Victoria and Albert museum e n o rm o u s ly p o p u la r w ith children but little known by. tourists Christmas means going home United Press International “ We a lw a y s go to y o u r m othrr's for Christmas For once, why don't » c stay here?" laments a husband to his wife Growing teary. she rrsponds. "II won't seem like Christmas unless we're home ." "Hut honey." he says In a weak voice. "Th is IS home," Come December 24th. where will you be? You may be an adult, perhaps parent to a couple of kids, but chance* are good you'll be packing up and com­ bating crowds at the airport to be at the home ol your childhood come Christmas Eve Breaking from tradition is a tough IransHlnp to make "I'm dutifudy going home to my mother In Florida." * -vs Basil Talbott. 51. a Washington political reporter. "I still go to my mother s house In Denver." says Jan Miller. 40. a Dallas literary agent. Her longtime ronqianlon accompanies her "It gets more complicated as the years go on for everyone to meet at the same time, but we have always gone to Denver. For my mom. Christmas Is a very' big deal — you are TH E R E , period." Miller Is Joined by her l win 37-year-old brothers and i heir families She talks about a couple of big book contracts she has pending in New York and suddenly sounds frazzled about the travel ahead "Next year. I'm starting a new tradition and everybody is coming here We've got this great house that sits empty on Christmas." Dorothea Wilson's mother's house, in Fori Worth. Texas, has rarely been empty on Christmas Wilson. 49. transports her family from Hcihcsda. Md. to Texas, where she and her husband were born, met, and married as teenager*. Their two children, both In their 20*. ran'! make It lo Texas this year. So Dorothea and Sam are d r i v i n g the d is ta n c e themselves, which means 23 hour* on the nurd. Why make this grueling haul? "Because that's where I'm SUPPOSED to h r ." explain* Wilson executive director of the Ar -ttran Society for CeL Jiologv. And that'* whrr? I want to Ire " Her parent* ate 70 and 7 1; Sant* itarrnts are 83 and 90 The year the Wilsons slayrd in Maryland. Sam clearly longed lor a Texas Christmas "I'll bet you my husband railed home at least three tlntr* that day. Our Chrislmasrs there hare always been so wonderful Marvelous German chocolate cake, divinity fudge, pecan ptr. sm oked turkey — we've been there lor a!mo«t every year of the 32 years we've been married " Boston colum nist Margery Eagan Is not only wooed by her mother's "great rooking" She ran'l stay away from the holiday magic that takes hold In the old fam ily hom e. W ith toddler daughter In low. she and her husband, reporter lYter Man- rust, are flying to Cape Cod like they always do. "My mother has an extrava­ ganza." says Kagan. 34 "She puls angels everywhere, about 250 of them Therr's a 9-fool Christmas tree In our living mom decorated with eggshells h a n d p a I n l r d by m y grandmother in 1906 Houghs of holly on (he man lie and wrapped around the staircase. Lillie lights on all the house plants, a Frosty the Snowman — my mother Just goes crazy. It’s like we're all 13 Eagan sighs, und says It's high lime to grow i.p "We're gearing up to have Christmas In our house next year We're gelling up the courage to tell m y mother. It* time for a genera Ilona! Iran'. Ion We have Just bought this .prowling. crumb! tng V ictorian In llroohltnr. complete with four fireplace* " She laugh* when reminded that will mean eompetlng with her m other's great cooking “ We had the whole family lo our house this llianksglving. and my mother brought all the fund tn the trunk of her station wagon — a 30 pound turkey and all rite llx in g * H o p e f u lly , n e x t Christmas she’ll bring ihr ten­ derloin " Leslie W n lr r lr h . a Washington psychiatric social w orker w ho specialize* in couples' therapy, say* I lie pn> <esa of returning home for the holidays ran "pull on family c o n f l i c t s ' * . “Some adults who return home do It out of guilt. They go. not out ol pleasure, hut out of a tense of o b lig a tio n ." says Wesirelch. "Those who go with grrai anticipation atr people who have real feeling* of love and ronnrrtednrsa They go out of desire, not guilt." Westretrh lerls It Is "vert healthy" at some point for growing young families In depart from tradition “And It’s very, very' Important that the families of origin ullow that and supjton that An Ideal solution In a bonded family Is lhal (he older people come to the new (amity's home. "This ran lie very healthy tiecauM* It's a validation ol rite new family. It signifies a moving on Into the future." Jill 1‘ulkt. 42. made the break two year* ago J.ne and her husband and their two teenage children now have Ih m own Christina* In Richmond. V'a away Irom the grandparents m Lancaster County. fYnn "It was awful to (ell m> mother, especially since my mother's birthday Is Dec 29 and we wouldn't even lie there says FufkL a part time nurserv m hool learner "Hut at vim r point you have to rrall/r. hry iTn a grown up'. "My parents niadr it easy lor us. because they had done the samr thing whrn they had a young family Now. we look fo rw a rd to C h r is t m a s in Hirhmond We've got «n mam friends here ami Ihr children have so many friend*, we've really developed a second family Sheriff John Polk And Family gieflxatoj CHRISTMAS To love one another as a brother. . . to have good will among m en. . . to bring peace to every heart - this is the Spirit of Christmas. We pray that it will enter your home at this Holy season giving to you and your loved ones the greatest happiness. It is with genuine appreciation of your friendship and patronage that we extend this heartfelt good wish. It's always a pleasure to wish our friends happiness! ADCOCK R o o f in g & S h e e t M e t a l , I n c . 800 French Avt., Sanford SUNNILAND CORPORATION �Sanford Mould — Friday. December 23 1968 — Herald Advertiser — Thursday December 22 1988 — Sanford MERRY CHRISTMAS Inom all Offu&... to all youf joyous H o lid a y Season WitMft] you n>T» to remember, memor.es to treasure, and h>»e lor tint Chritlnit and al*ayt LOU DRITZ SCRAP METALS BRISSON GUARDIAN FUNERAL HOME 321# S Hwy 1/92 D A I H A T S U SANFORD 110 N. Holly Ave. Santo'd 322 5044 ____ Sanford Orlando 425 5098 Sanford 323 2123 M erry Christmas Wi fi iw**| «| ia - H i »l m *M I f i M i •C V H l* li i *#4 • Load* ol good luck and qood < heer lo everyone' A V C P F IN A N C IA L SERVICES 322 4314 314 E. Commercial An#., Sanford f>*8; i •»«**•'i * 1*1^ •if* L U e ) llh- inapirJli'in « ( faith ami lose Oil your heart *>ill* ijuirl p ra rr am I liap| •ini'M. A N o r I in all. LABOR FORCE ,)(■ «« 1>I I h r QLASS A PAINT BAKERS AUTO SERVICE Ph. 321 1590 319 E. 2nd SI.. Sanlord 32/4622 210 Magnolia Ave., Sanlord 201 E. Commercial St.. Sanlord 322 5351 m M.ts IIm hoiWays 11ml you tirallln IknjdiriiiiMi and tiappy Always In Good Hands During The Holiday Season .In olJ'IdlhiiiMrJ t h riilm u i Rttrl'lHg for )oit Nejolce at thi* holy season! M E L ’S G U LF S E R V IC E Ph. 322 2432 101 S. French Ave., Sanlord jo y n o n la 180 .o in a m \% Airport S anford. F L Blvd. Aulo •Home * Lile * Health D. BRENT CARLI 3 2 7 7 1 322*75*12 Serving All Seminole Couni y 330-3343 AN D oh our fin o r ilr h o h J t \ j RATLIFF USED AUTO PART / Bh 2734 Orlando Dr. Sanford 321-7080 # DeBary p e A c e Manor W ishes A bountiful, beautiful besf ol holiday seasons lo one and all. from our hearth & hear It lo yours In ihe spirit of Ihc season, may wc with you a blettcd Christmas. HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS 322-8415 209 W. 25th St., Sanford The season Is Ih e reason for w ishing you th e very bestl A O K TIR E M A R T 3227480 2413 S. French Ave., Sanford The secret of Christmas lies child's Jace. May you have a child's Christmas this year, fu ll of glowing happiness and wonderful surpnses. Seasons ^ Greetings From JUST-A-TRIM liecky, Louise A Stall Lucy. Linda. Debbie. Crmlaii •/lit iraeoa t * f t u aai/earr. MEAT PRODUCERS O U TLET Dtbn, Anplj, ■\ { . * ‘ “ ' Judy. Shiron M .P .O . M E A T S T h a n k s F o r A G r e a t Y e a r. Ph. 321-2399 2397 S. French Ave., Sanford 902 E. Lake Mary Blvd. 321*5788 5680 Wayside Dr 323-5880 FI 3 �T4 — Sanlord H tra ld — Fndxy. Oacambat 23. 196* — Hstxld M . t m w — Thursday. Pacatnbar 22, 1968 — Sanlom. FI Classic toys, electronic gadgets hottest gift items Unit** P r u i International W ASHINGTON — Classic toya. the Nintendo video game system and compact dlaca appeat to be this holiday ocaaon'a hotteat acllera. unlike past year* when faddtah Itema. auch aa the Cabbage Patch doll, created chaos in alorr aisles "There la no runaway beat aeller thla year, like the Cabbage f*atch doll or the Teddy Ruxpln aeen In prior year*." nald litookr Adklna. public relations director (or the 17 KAO Schwarz toy stores nationwide. Cabbage Patch dolls are computer-designed dolls madly popular four nr five years ago and Teddy Ruxpln* are talking teddy bears Adkins said there seems to be a "return to classic traditional toya — collector dolls, teddy Irears, electric trains, wood blocks — all the real classics. Lrggo Is selling very well. Lincoln Log* and Howdy Goody are back this year. There seems to be a return to a ‘50* conservatism." Also, parents ; re lookii.g (or quality toya they know will Uat and toys they played with as children, she said. No matter what the gift, people are buying more than last year, retailers My. "This year, we project a 0 percent Increase (or Ihe fourth quartrr of 1988" over last year's (Inal quarter. M i d Jo hn Gary, assistant public relations director for Ihe National Retail Merchants Association In New York "We'if'* come full circle from last year's stork market plunge, when retailers became highly promotional In Ihe face of a lough retailing environment that negatively Impacted fouith quarter results." Mid the retail association's chief rconomlsl Rosalind Wells. Wells M id last year, merchants were caught with loo much Inventory and were forced to discount heavily, while retailers this year hav** relatively normal inventories and markdown* will not be aa deep Despite the general trend toward classic gifts, this glft-givtyrars. does lias a high-tech toy fascinating millions — Nintendo, an electronic video game that hooks up to a television set The system costs about *100 plus about *20 *40 for additional game cartridges Spiegel Inc., the nation's third largest catalog m erchandiser, also Is seeing a traditional Christmas trend, with the exception of Nintendo and the Roger Rabbit talking Mulled animal, "Perhaps the novelty of Ihe do-everythtng doit has worn off and there’s a return to iradtilon.” M id Spiegel's public relations manager Roto Longrndykr Hcsl Huys Inc., an electronics discount storr in nine mostly Midwest states. M id Nintendo is leading ihe pack of Christmas purchases "It s an expensive item, but II doesn't matter. It seems We're selling out." said Randy Zanatta. the company's marketing vice president in Min­ neapolis He M id other item s s e llin g nr** electronic f There is no runaway best seller this year, like the Cabbage Patch doll or the Teddy Ruxpln seen In prior years. J -Brook* Adkln* PR director tor FAO Schwarz keyboards, personal computers, camcorders (audlo-vldcocamerasl and rompart disc players Tower Records In Washington Is seeing an explosion In rampart disc purchase* ''T h i s is d e fin ite ly tu rn in g Inin a C l) Christmas." M id store manager Rob 1truer, "loul Christmas. CDs outsold albums hut this year, albums are going down hard ... and about half our M ie s are CDs " The holiest-sellers at 'h r store, within block. ig the White House, are the latest by Anita Hakt r. U2. tin* Traveling WUburyt. Crosbv Stills. Nssb and Young. T r a r y Chapman, and liarbara Sirrisand which features a duel with arlor Don Johnson As for wnmrn'% apparel. Sears siMikcswoinan Mary Lou Illldrr M id cable knit sweaters roslume jewelry, flannel nightwear and maternity wear are selling well this season Kor men. she said Jocquard-psitrrn (Italian Unit) sweaters colored underwear, lashlon hosiery and Docker slacks by Levis are tiring grabbed up Olldrr. speaking from Sears headquarters In Chicago, said these types of gifts parallel last year's choices by Scars ahop|K-r* Hut when price is no object, a plat e to shop Is the exclusive Nrlman Marru* At Its Chevy Chase. Md , storr. It may not tie too late to grab a one-of-a-kind gilt for thai special woman: an raglr-ahajird pin. wlih a 2 |/2-lnch wing s|ian. designed with diamonds, sapplmrs. rubles, platinum and gold. Price tag: *50.000 "In Washington, a pin tluit beautiful with an eagle on It — It fits Ihe community It fils our clients In the area." said Harold Nelson. Ihe sturr'% v k r president and general manager Nelson suggested a gilt for that special man could lie a cashmere or silk shirt (or *120*150 "Cashmere and silk personal Items — thry rpitnml/r good taste." he M id Klrganl outfits for holiday parties urr selling well, he said. Inc lodlng spr« la! wardrobe* (nr the Januery preside nr*! Ituaigmal lulls H r M id an Inaugural ensemble would Inrlu d r a gown of laffria or M lln . m im in g anywhere from *050 *10.000. high lieeled shot s ranging from *175 *1150. and. so one doesn't have to slip Iqisllek In a |MM'krt. an evening bug rusting • 125 *1 000 Hr noted women Invllrd to an Inaugural allair "Irm l In go in m m r than one evrnt. an one dors not just boy one dress ' Letter brings landslide of holiday cards Unit** * r> n Iwtwenattsnal ATLANTA — Mabel Faster was 87 and lonely. Having outlived relatives and friends her final days were endless ones spent In the confines of a nursing home Hut she could still write, and In December 1981 she |N*nrtcd a poignant letter from a nursing facility In Waynesboro to the editor of Georgia's widely-read Farmers and Consumers Market B u lle t in , a n a g r ic u lt u r a l newsletter. She was disabled and had no family to spend Christmas with, she wrote in a shaky scrawl Would Ihe B ulle tin ask Its readers lo send her Christmas cards and tellers*1 Valera Jessre. then editor of the Bulletin, ran Foster's plea in Ihe la-lters to (h r Editor column on Dec. 10. 1981. never expect­ ing what Ihe rraulta would be. "Lo and behold, we heard back from her (Foalerl thal she got 4.000 responses from I ha I little note." said current Bulletin Editor Toby Moore, recalling the beginning of one of ihr Bulletin's most popular fraturrs — Its and addresses w ere planned for Special I’roplc List which runs Ihr Drc 14 edition Moore M id every December several weeks "If's very p o p u la r." Moore M id before Christmas of ihe Special People List "Pet* The Special People List. Ihr pie start sending names in by direct o u tg ro w th of Mabel early October ** Many of Ihe Foster's teller, consists of about requests come from people who I s a pages of n a m e s and want ihr names of elderly rela­ addresses of Ihe elderly and Ihr tives or friends on the list shut-ins arross Ihe slate who "Bui It's amazing that some of would like lo receive cards and Ihr people w n ir In lltenisrlvrs. letters from Bulletin readers saying such things as T m during Ihe holidays. It has homrbound Plrase put my become one of the mewl popular name on your Special proplt of all lire paprr's services, said List to I ran receive cards and letters dunng Christmas " Moore. Jessre. now in public rrtar Moore said church groups lions. M id Fostrr died about six have adopted the Special People months after thal Christmas of List as a Christmas project and 1981. " T h a i was her Iasi watch (or Its appearance in Ihe Christmas." she M id . Jrsser Bulletin I had a rail from a received a le lle r from Ihe lady the other day. She wanted dlreHome thal M id . "I want lo 10 send Christm as cards to i hank you fur giving her the everyone on the list "I understand a lot of limes happiest Christmas she ever leachrrs will have thetr ( lasses had " This year the weekly Bulletin, send cards In people on 'lie list as il has done for Ihr past eight 11 fias become one of the most years, published In (Is Dec 7 (NipoUr featutes of the Market edition the names and addresses Bulletin “ It Is ttlsu one of Ihe most of 321 elderly and disabled people who want lo be remem­ tutfUhng things that I do A lot (g bered at Christmas More names limes you feel removed from Ihr people, silling up lierr Id this big building in Atlanta " Moore has a box of Iriters from Bulletin readers across the stale "Thank you for doing this It is a special port of our Christmas." M id one letter writer from Home Another M id "please enter my mother's name on the Special People List She Is 98 years old and enjoys Christmas cards from Ihe nice people out there II is a wonderful thing that you do Thank you and may (iud bless you Merry Christmas I'm sorry bul my mother ran'l write She dtdn t gel In go to seny Inlets asking publication of names In the Hsi come from nursing homes bul most are from people w ho live al home Some Of I hose on the list gel hundreds of cards and letters, tie said while other* write the Bulletin lo M y they got "d o ze n s , lots or m any re­ sponses The Bulletin currently has a circulation of 250,000. Itall of II In the 15 counties of ihe Atlanta metro area. Moofr said Some 0.000 suhscrllirr* live In tghrr stairs and pay *5 per year lor I lie papet C H R IS T M A S 1988 There's a kind of magic In Ihe air al Christinas lime. Can you feel It? It's a combination of the sights, the sounds and the colors of this most celebrated of seasons And behind Ihr glitter anil excitement tics a slory that has shone like a beacon across the centuries. It's a slory that's old. yet always new. A story that carries Ihr message of love and peace the world so Itad Iy needs Do you feel the magic? It's Ihe spirit of Chrlatmus. and It's everywhere Reach out. tuuch II. Hold It In your hand and (eel Ihe happiness II brings. Wr Hope It's a happiness Hull will Iasi, nol for Just one brief season but for the rest of your life. ISII/KARNS IN S U R A N C E 413 W. First St. A G E N C Y Ph. 322-5782 William II. " B ill" Wight C .P C .U . I*rcsldcnt m e. Sanford To our friends and neighbors. Sincere best wishes for the Holiday Season. May your Christmas be Bright with good cheer. Warm with affection of those you love and Merry with the sound of laughter. HEATINO c coonno SANFORD IIF A T IN G & A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G Since 1965 2609 Sanford. Ave. Ph. 322*6390 Sanford i �I. ■ \ \ T ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Sanford H a u ld — Friday, Oacembar 23. 19«a - Harald A d » trtiia r — Thunday, P *c« flib « i 23. 1966 — Santord H — ■* Bleus Brothers mix style with flair for the useless * U n l t i d Praaa Intarnallonal SAN A N TO N IO - One <>( lhr more elrgunt ralrrrd affair* in Texas lake s plarr this Christmas Eve lienealh a downtown strrrt overpass, compliments nf the Cordon h in ts brothers who brllrvr In feeding the homeless In high style Prime rth heads an elaborate menu that lm holes an array ol soph 1stH atrd desserts some ol the l>esi places m Son Antonio usually nerve In unarguably nicer nrttinjts hut the hrothers make do by hanging leslivr light* (mm the conrrrte and setting trucked In tables with line cloths and turning up thr riusic — bines selection*. ol course - to drown out the (Missing tiallw Anonymity Is thr motto of this group nf w hite rollar p ro ­ fessionals. who Iasi yrar led COO of the clly's homeless "basically H‘s a group of folks who like to grl tngelher and have fun and do some good In the process T h r whole (mint Is to give Ihr taste of a first class raling experience to people who honestly don't have that oppor­ tunity. That was the Idea, to go first rlass in every way." said "llro ih rr .John." onr of Ihr group's members The group's mrmbrts refuse to publicly disclose thrlr names or buslnesars “ Anonymity, that's very im portani To me II ensures If you're doing It. you'*.* doing it for (be r'ghf reason and not to Impress someone." oald Brotltcf John The grou|i does Impose a dress code, but only on Its own members T b r Cordon bleus brothers, many of whom are In thr food service business, are long time fans of thr blurs brothrrs. the musical group featured In thr inovte of the same name that starrrd comedians Dan Aykroyd and .John llelushl. Tile Coidon bleus brothers would don rruntplrd COsstyle blurs rtmstrlan attire — skinny b la c k M rs. d a r k glasses, crumpled suits and ledoras and wbltr socks — in honor of their tnovlr inratrls "W e‘d raise bell and dtess up like the blurs brothers h re a U M w r like to dance and listen to blue* music. W r’rl raise a lltllr money for the San Aulnnto Symphony when they w e r e in b re a k s all th e ru le s U nited P re s s International Christmas breaks all the rules A virgin delivers of a son A ngels srranade sla n ted shepherds from a starry sky A king Is burn anonymously In a etude stable behind an Inn for which malic would be t<xi kind a word A funny fat man drives a herd (d reindeer through the heaven and squeeze* himself through chim neys, even where they arett’l any And rtiisMly. as millions ol Christiana will sing In worship service* both simple aiul sump tuous. (rod Is with us " Colertdr. on purtry. wrote of "that willing suspension ol dis belief. I'M Hie moment, s h k li r u n s M Iu tr s p o e tic la llh Christm as Invtlr* the samr momentary turn of mind — even among non Christians The (met Hobbtnwm Jellrrs. no friend of Christianity, wa* t aken by I h r m o m rn i For an hour on Christmas eve And again on Ihr holy day Seek the magn of (vast llrnr From i In* present lorn aw ay It are in* no strident that tbr nativity festival, more than any other, exrttr* tlie aesihrtii imag inatton — in song, painting and vrfsr For ninth of the yrar. the Christian life Is dominated by Hints the call to right behavior, to ste w a rdsh ip, to action. Christmas, without abandoning rthlts. summons the arsihrtk with the (day of poetry the srnsuousneM of song. I he call to ronlrmplalliMi Carols call for I lie hrrak nf routine, for silence — Said the night wind lo ih r liillr lamb, do you hear what I hear?" They sav stop, regain Ihr sense ol awe — "Fall on your knrrs landl hear Ihr angel voices In l lie wonts of the haunting Cant tque dr Noel C O Holy NlghC l. now a beat* hived carol but once bitterly at lacker! by the bishop ol Farts a* profane Itrtausr ll urges Ihr larakmg of rules and routine. Christmas ha* h e rn troublesom e lor authority King Herod, of course was the lirst to recognize Its Ihrral lo Ihr rstahllslird nrdri " T h m Herod, when hr saw that Ire hart been inrkrd by the wise men was in a (iirtrais ragr and he srnt and killed all the male i hlldren in Hrlhlehcm and In all that region who wrre 2 vrar* old or under " (Matthew 2 I III Herod wasn’t alone During the medieval |irr1od. Christina* became embedded In the popular "itiM liHtMirM and was a time ol relrhiaikin ol rowdy revelry, of brnkrn rules H and* of m e rry m a k e r* — mummers — even disrupted Church service* So. Inter, the stiff-necked Cromwell |M-rsuaded Parliament to |>ass a law forbidding thr nhsrrvancr ol the festival ll was b a n n ed In lln t io n by th r Massai husetts Hay Colony Hut the (MM-trv ol miracle and in r r r l m r n t c o u ld nuI h r %upressed Mtrar le* like puetry hrrak the rules They invite, at least lor the m o m e n t, c o n te m p la tio n ol alternative orders dillrrrnl ways ol bring ol — in a currently most unfashionable word — utopia Wrapprd up in the name E m m a n u e l," says the Rev Em ilio Castro of the World Council id ('h im tie*, is the surprise, the m ystery. Use Joy of a presence transforming all of human existence " A virgin gives birth Angels sing A king comes quietly Christmas come* Th r rules are brokru V06 BON£S\ I Jl)5T uANTEP TO CEAMMO [ / ANP NO iVAhTTA THAT 0U« MOOSE to A THIS y e a ? PlFFf CENT COLO* THIS 'i EAC Y v3U Irouhlr In Ihr movie, the blues brothers were trying to get their I m ii k I tra c k tngrihrt." said the group’s leader, "brother Jake " Last year, they came up with a different Idea •’For years I’ve always said I wasn't going to do Christinas Ihr way we’d been doing Christmas everybody giving everybody a bunch of prrsenis they don't nerd." brother .lake said "Last year. I said I'm going to spend Christmas Eve under a bridge feeding the homeless They derided II was a hrtlrr deal than supporting the symphony slncr ihry've got a lot ol rtcit people helping ihem." be said K e s l a ii r a n t * . h o t e l s , wholesalers and friends with rash in their pockets were enlisted "It's a party, and It's some thing we want them to l>r able to remember as as nice n deal as they’ve ever gone to." said brother Jake. "I'm In the rater trig business, and It's as nice a party as we do lor anyone else " The West Commerce Street bridge was picked because ll was a known gathering place lor many of the city’s homeless One of the clly's latger shelters for the hom eless was nearby Vehicles were used to transport some of the evening's diner* front slieliers on other sides of town. blurs brothers outfits werr m andatory for each of the groups :io o f m i member* who showed up to wall tables, cook and deliver (card or guests "You have to be In uniform or you gn fined." brother Jake said "The tapes we play w r put together out ol selected tun^s from blues musicians. Christinas carol* nr not." be said. T h e b r o t h e r s re lie d on handbills and word-of-mutith to spread ihr word about llirlr lirsi Christmas Eve least “ This yrar. the response Is Incredible A lot oi (icopte want to go down and help out," said brother Jake, whose group hud year lound lisell short of volun­ teer* lor the kind ol duly Integral to any good party "lotst yrar we bad plenty ol (iroplr to serve the food," be said What wr didn't have wa* enough people to make It a pain circulate, pies* flesh and make people welcome " In the land where Christ once traveled, peace still out of reach U n l l . d P r a ia Intarnallonal JAH A I.IA Israeli <* i upted Mara Strip — Abu Walld. 62. -i i knowlrdgrd 111* lamliy of 10 had suffered during (tie; "Intifada." hot hr said army curfew* thr healing of fits son and Irrqurnt I i * m 1 shortage* had not i rushed hi* spiftl. "W r havr hope that w r will havr a political *olulton." thr trtlrrd l‘alrstlntan UfM irrr said In Hits refugee camp near where thr uprising against 21 years nf Israel) orrti|Ml ton rm ptrd "People <lon'i want to irmfrunt tlir Israelis " hr said "W r want a (Milttlcal solution " The ‘Intifada, as thr uprising l* known tn Arabic, lias t hanged tlir (xillttrat landsca()r in tfiC Middle Fast and perhaps brought thr chatter* id all Arab-lsrurlt (tracr settlement slightly closet More titan 300 Aralt* fiavr hern killed and lens ol thousands wounded bv gunfire, healtngs or teat gas since thr uprising exploded Dec ‘I I <187 At least 18.000 |*alestmi.ili* have brrn Jatlrd Frequent general strike* and army curlew* seriously havr disrupted commerce and everyday life Despite the m orm ons hardship most FalrsiIntans tirllrvr the uprising lias brought tfiem iremrndnus political and mm-UI gains and set their people on the road to establishing an Independent FalrsiInian state San Nusarthrh. a philosophy professor at Hlr Zell Untvcratty III the occupied West Hank, desu rifted thr tntllada as "a major turning (mutt in the history of the Palestinian people’s struggle tor freedom and Independence" that ollcrcd thr (lossihtlity of peace between Israel and Ihr Pah-si miari* Many Israelis even I how wtio believe fhei Falrsttnian problem must I - solved. *ay fliel Falratlnlans have put their cause back on the International agenda hut have vet to achieve any concrete |m»I|i t<al gains Most ini|M>rtanllv thr United States had derided lo o|trn a dialogue with the FLO after the organization softened Its position to Washington's satisfaction "The tntllada h.is achieved one of Its major goal*, which was lo o |m- o a dialogue between the United States and thr F LO /’ *ald Said Kanaan, a prominent Nablus businessman "I hopr tt will convince the |>ubite opinion lit Israel to put pressure on it* stubborn govern­ ment to come forward amt shake hands with thr FLO. w Inch has new goals and new alma.*’ Hut retired general Ephraim Snrh, who headed the military’s Civil Administration In Ihr West Itank for two years sold one of ihr major lallurrs of the uprising tias brrn Ihr "fear and haired" It lias engendered among Israelis, making a settlement that much more difficult On the surface. Israeli society has not ttern altered fundamentally bv thr uprising The major rllrtl has been to double army reserve duty to nearly two mouth* a vrar to maintain a m dally averagt ol 10.000 soldlcn in the trrrttorlr* Nine Israelis, including three soldier*, have Item killed and more Ilian l.l(M ) wounded. Ihr army says Israel s im r mat tonal rr|)uiatlon has been* larntshed by the spiraling Falrsttnian death See Peace. Page 6 'la v the spirit of 1Jiri-tm a* h l r » you anil yours liringing you all the joy* of the holy N-a»on. KIM CHILDERS RICHARD RUSSI TONY RUSSI To all our friends and patrons, we wish you a hearty and bountiful holi­ day season, with generous portions of happiness served up to all! Seminole Centre Publix & Danish Bakery 3609 Orlando Drive, Sanford. //2» the little things that make the difference at Publix. JODY TAYLOR BETSEY KANE TONY RUSSI JR TO N Y RUSSI INSURANCE AGENCY Since 1968 DEBORAH BUTLER Ph. 322 0285 2575 S. French Ave„ Sanford �• — Sanlord Hsrsld — Friday, Oocwnbar 23. IBM — Hsrtld Adrerllsar — Thursday, Pocamber 2Z, 1068 — Stnlotd. FI Holidays bring big sales for ‘Heavenly Ham’ owner A T L A N T A — Hutch Hodgson la hamming It up these days with a product lhat'a heavenly and a business that has turned Into paradlae. The product la Heavenly Ham and the business la Paradlae Foods Inc . a franchising com­ pany for the spiral-cut. honey and spice glared ham that will ring up sales of >0 million In 1988. almost 20 percent morr than last year. Since Hodgson took control of Heavenly Ham three years ago. the company has grown to 28 franchises, w ith two more expected to open soon, from the original Hlllon Head Island. S.C.. business and lour othet .tores "I had obarrved the .u e ttn of the spiral sliced ham business but had never tasted one as good as the competition until I tasted o urs." Hodgson. 49. said." I knew we had a grral product but I was curious whether we had a market for It. We did." After working for the CocaCola Co. for 24 years In a marketing job that took him to C a n a d a , B r u s s e ls . P a rts. Johannesburg and Hong Kong. Hodgson decided to leave the soft drink giant In 1985 and find his own business to run. "I wanted to see If I could practice what I'd been preaching ■H my life." Hodgson said. "I'd always worked wlih Coke bot tie r s , who n r r s u c re s s fu l enlreprenuers. I always admired their opportunity to really more or less run their life and work liardtodolhal." H o d g so n re s ig n e d fro m Coca-Cola, then spent four months trying to find "ihe right spiral-sliced ham. behind only the product's orlglnalor. Honey Baked Hams "We re a very distant second." Hodgson said, laughing when asked If Heavenly Ham can challenge Honey Baknl for ham supremacy business " "The y are a good company, a A Up from a m u sm In South big company We ll see what Carolina led him lo Heavenly happens Both of them are really Ham. whose owners were look­ good products." he said "It s up ing for someone to Invest In anil lo Ihe consumer, bul I would br operate Ihe business, or ns less than honest not to say I Hodgson said, "lo make It fly.** think we have a belter product." "I fell In love with Ihe product T h e em erging success of first," he said. "O f course. I'm Heavenly Ham has caught lhr gonna say this but It’s really the alienlIon of Honey Baked Hams, best bam I've ever had. and I've which has corporate ofltcrs In had ham about everywhere you Atlanta. Boston. C-nctnnat! and ran be." Detroit. Hodgson took a 20 day option But with 150 stores across the on buying half the company, country and an rxpandtng bust then "look a good look at the ness of their own. Honey Baked markrt" and decided to exercise executives admit their suprema­ the option In November 1985 cy isn't likely to lie challenged Within a year of taking con­ soon trol. Hodgson expanded Heaven­ "From what w r'v r gathered. It ly Ham lo 11 » liars and was on doesn't appear they're going to his way lo opening more fran­ berotnr a serious threat In the chises In Florida. Georgia. Indi­ near future.' said John tlarvry. a n s . K e u iu r k y . M a ry la n d . director of administration for Michigan. North Carolina, Ohio. Honey Bakrd Ham of Georgia South Carolina. Texas and "W e are aware of them and try Virginia to rem ain abreast of their Although no accurate flgurrs e x p a n s io n s ." H a rv e y said are maintained. Industry in ­ "We've heard cuminems from siders concur with Hodgson's customers who have gone Into assessment that Heavenly Ham one of their stores belelving It Is Ihe second-largest provider of was ours That's something wr'll have to contend with because of Silll. wllh Ihr ham advertised Ihe similarity wllh Ihe name." as "a taste lhal Is out of this Hodgson’* admits he did a world," Hotlson said he slmplv doublet,ikr when he first saw thr "couldn'l resist" picking Para­ nam e "H e a v e n ly H a m ." a dise Fond* us Ihr name of Ills catchy corporate name lhal franchising company. opens several creative doors for Rather than spend tons ol advertising money advertising Heavenly Bul (I s also a name that Ham, HiKlgson has relied on lire requires "good lasle" when It's marketing skills hr acquired used for promotional adven­ with Coca-Cola to do most of his tures. hr said promotional work laxst year, the company used u Ills best Idea seems In Ik* logo featuring pig faces sprout­ "tram pling — where store ing angel wings and a halo The design has tiern scaled owners are encouraged lo pop back considerably and Ih r Into area businesses wllh free company baa hern cautious III samples of Heavenly Ham using II s name to promt dr sales "Coming mil of something llkr during Christmas and Easier. Coke, it's nor a real Ingenious rrligt.Ais holidays when uvrr 45 strategy." Hodgraon said, "hut P prrrcnt of all sales are tallied. works People like It when you Hodgson said walk In and oiler them some "There was some sensitivity th in g lo r a t. We r e ly on that might I k - gelling a III H r bit word-of-moulh advertising a lot closr lo home, pigs wllh wings after lhal " on them." he said "W r'v r sort Promoted try the industry as of gone down a narrow little path with lhal If* Ihr same with advertising If you start getting real flat-footed wllh something hkr that, thru- could be a lot of Continued from Page 1 people out there who think • Greg Louganls For bringing lhal'* taking advantage of Ihr class lo the Olympics holidays. • Cher For proving ovrr-40 "W e keep II p re lt y straight, has sex appeal. he said " I h r nam e is onl> good • The French court system e n o u g h In get people in Ih r For prohibiting Ihe Irln a st of a d o o rs It -lr | ir n d * o n Ih e (w o d u ri c o lo riz e d ve rsio n of .John a lte r that " Huston's classic Mack and w-hltr professional milk maids in to­ something simple and cheap Service Merchandise, which day's labor market, but vou blits llself as "America s Leading could hire eight of the people Jeweler." has a plain I4K gold who operalc the autom atic band 2 millimeters wide for m i l k i n g m a c h i n e s at I h r •24.70. That ro n irs out to McArthur Dairy In Miami Dairy • 123 50. not including sales lax s p o k e s ma n C l a y S t r i n g e r Next on Ihe list Is hall a dozen estimate* that would cost you geese a laying Herr again, geese around ^4(X) a day. cow* not ts kind of a generic term, hut Included they're plentiful and easy to find The Miami City Ballet can Johnson figures about $20 ear h. provide the nine ladies dancing tor a total of • 120 as well as the 10 lords a leaping The seven swans a swimming If you're not a s llrk lrr for are going to be u blg-ltckrt Item, peerage There are no titled lords even If your honrybunt h already and ladies in Ihr troupe but they has a pool or pond for them In dance and leap quite nobly ‘ 'N ine ladles d a n cin g I swim In "Swans are pretty expensive. estimate at $1,080 and 10 lord* Johnson said H r figures $400 a leaping I estimate at $l.3fX) each, for a total of $2,800 T h a t ' s s o r t of a v a g u e So now you vr sjirnt $3,410 g u e s t l m a t r for a bout two for Ihe birds alone, and your true hours." said Toya Dobln. fi­ love Is probably going lo be less nance and operations manager lor the troupe than thrilled with ih r m cnagrrir "None ol ilirse are good things " Y o u have to undrrsland rhal s based on an average for pet birds." Johnson said Next, you need right maids a salary. We |»ave principle dan­ milking There aren't a lot of cers who are paid on a very dlflrrent scale than our corps In order lo gri IO lords a leaping we'd have In use all Ihe boys tn lire curt** and the principles laisl on Ihe list are 11 pipers p i p i n g and 12 d r u m m e r s drumming You can hire all of them rn masse by hooking a tugplpr hand through (he Scot Osh Amrrli ail Society, "You'd have to hire two pipe tsuids lo gel that many drum rners The i lassie bond usually Is lorrned of 12 pqirrs and three snares two sides and one I m s t Idrurnl. so that's six drummers." said Ihe society's Judson DrCew tn Davie, Fla Ihe "new while meat," pork has experienced a steady Increase In consumption In the last decade. T h r American Meat Institute said Ihe average American ale 58 6 pounds of pork in 1988 up from 53.7 pounds 10 years earlier Hodgson credits Ihe In­ crease to "a great Job of re­ designing the pig" by lhr pork Industry. "The pig Is about 50 prrrrni leaner now than II was 25 years ago." hr said "O ur parltrular product within lhal cairgory Is greal We've got the low-esl salt conlrnt In Heavenly Ham lhal you can have and still pur II mil under the U S D A guidelines, right around 2 prrerni or less Mint hams are about 3 Is lo 4 percent sail. Tha i's why you get real thirsty w hrn you rat ham You can cat ours and rat ours and you don t havr to go find a lancet somewhere " List drama ' l be A sjg ia tt J u n g le • Author Sidney Sheldon For c o n ir lb u t t n g $ 1 9 0 ,0 0 0 lo s ia r t s tu d e n t r u n n e w s p a p e r* a l N ew Y o rk C i t y 's E ra s m u s a n d H tN M M 'vrll h ig h s c h o o l* • The American electorate For voting anywuv Gifts------------Continued from Page 1 thicken Cordon Bleu al the supermarket for around $3 29. but let's keep with the spirit of the song and go for live birds "There are some domestic poultry of French origin Asking what they cost la like asking ‘What does a Chevrolet cost?' But It's got to be something llkr a chicken, a domestic variety of poultry. Thirty dollars, that's my best guess, something close to that." Johnson said. Thai makes •90 for three zoo-quality Gallic pullets There Isn’t any species called a calling bird either, though plenty of birds make noise. “ If It was a canary or some other song bird that has a good vocal sound, that’s about $75 each." Johnson said Figure 8300 for four of those. The price for gold rings will vary, bul remember — your true love 1s going to be wearing five of them, probably while cleaning lots of bird cages Slick with Y u le t id e (■ r c c tin g s I n I lie t i l l iw o f l h e I 't in illc liu h l — t i l l t h liu { b u r e l i c u u I l l ' l l I, n i l 1I I I i t ( is s e e m p o s s ib le . Hiring iwo funds would at in ally give you 12 drummers drumming and 24 piper* piping — 13 extra piper*, bul If* Christmas so why not tie grner IM IS ? Most ol thr hands charge a r ound *300 tor a simple engagement. so figure $8tK). DrCew said J 12 S o u t h P a rk A r e . D o w n t o w n H a n fo rd . FI Peace-----------Continued from Page 5 toll and the army's "Iron first" policies. But Israel has not been polarized as was the United Stales during the Vietnam War. The uprising und the ArabIsraelt conflict were the main campaign issues In Ihe almost Inconclusive Nov. I election. The center-left Labor Parly backed territorial concessions for peace The right-wing Likud Party re­ jected giving up any territory and Instead proposed limited P a le s tin ia n a u to n o m y, an 11-year-old formula Neither Labor nor L ik u d policies were endorsed over­ whelm ingly. The results re­ vealed voters had shilled slightly 10 extremes of both left and right. By now. says Prof. Raphael Israeli of Jerusalem's Hebrew U n i v e r s i t y , m a n y of h is countrymen accept the uprising as pari of evrryday life. "Most countries of Ihe world live with crime, drugs, trafllr accidents." Israeli wild. It's a problem they live with Here It Is the intifada. "If Is a discomfort The Image Stales and other Western na­ next Israeli government as well .is Ihe policies of I’resident-elect tions. The first step was the Nov 15 Palestine National Council George Hush and Sovlrl I’rrsi declaration of an Independent dent Mikhail Gortuchev. Bul stale In the West Bank and Ga/a Palestinian* In H it lerrtlortes see that Implicitly accepted Israel s no turning tuck the Inllfarla will go on existence. “ The IntHada lias reached Ihr Israeli leaders rejected the PNC resoluHorn and more ex­ stage when It can stand on its plicit statements by PLO leader feel." Mid Mii IkII AImIc I Hath, Yasser Arafat, saying they did head ol an Arab East Jerusalem not unconditionally recognize think lank "ll Is nor against Israel, as ll was in Ihe first Israel and renounce violence Where Hie peace process will stages It Is against Israeli mill go depends on Ihr makeup of Ihr tary occupation. we project lo the world Is not very nice. Bui ulllmalely It never threatened Ihe existence of Israel. Those who suffered the most were Palestinians " Parliament member David Zucker said Ihe uprising has smashed two cherished Israeli Ideas: that Ihe Arab-lsraell con­ flict was becoming resolved and lhal Palestinians were no! will­ ing to pay Ihe price to oppose Israel’s occupation of the West Bank and Gaza. seized from Jordan and Egypt In the 1987 Six Day War. "S o m e th in g Is happening among Israelis." he Mid. "Most of us have accepted I hr Idea (fiat 11 will be .m possible to rule, for a long lime, over Ihe Palestinians Thai's not a minor thing Right-wing Israelis prefer to the see the uprising us a security Issue rather than a ( x j I i i u al one Blnvamln Netanyahu, former ambassador to Ihe United Na lions and a Likud Pari lumen I member. Mid llie Inllfada was n temporary phase thal could Ik quickly pul down If the army used tougher measures Politically, however, the PLO — pressed by Palestinians In the lerrllorlrs — b campaigning t» win ihe recognition of ihe United I l l e hope the ulowinn Spirit of Christmas will brighten every day of vmir holiday and its holv liyht always shine in your heart. Thanks to all. Ti/iltort SicfaM M O RTUARY Serving Sanford and Seminole County Since 105!5 EUNICE I. WILSON - Funeral Director — BERNARD D. MITCHELL • Funeral Director 1110 PINE A V E N U E S A N FO R D 24 HOUR SERVICE C a ll 3 2 2 -9 2 1 2 �Sanford M*f»ld — Fnd*y Decnmber 23, 1988 — Herald A(J,*rtiser — Thursday December 22 1988 ~ Sanford Fi MERRY CHRISTMAS * bom allU4... to ail youf FOR THE HtXJOfTiSI CHUIcSTMAS IUC<S<SING<S tftitt a 4* d 'n m y a % * From Mac & Candie A .A . McCLANAHAN REAL ESTATE 322 5992 ^ r ll Larry Donilifton B&L AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING SERVICE INC. 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No 67 — Sanford, Florida Bush wins easily NEW S DIG EST Baker to be nominated as secretary of state Gunman releases hostages COLUM BIA. Miss. — A heavily armed man. apparently u p v t over ht» firing several years •go. released right hostages from an office building In downtown Columbia early Wed* nesday and allowed a sheriff and two clergymen inside In talk with him. “The three men are Inalde with him." Mayor Steve Pittman %akf "We don't conalder them hostage* They are negotutora " Pittman said the hostage* were released unharmed A woman was released when the three negotiators went Inside, and they talked the gunm an Into releasing the remaining hostages, seven men. "V«e have had thrre people go Inside and try to pin down eaactly what his demand* are." h itm an said "They have d o n e that as best they ran." HOUSTON - - George Bush. In his first news conference since bring overwlielmlngly elected president. said Wednesday he will nominate his campaign chairman. James A Baker, lo serve as secretary of stair In the new administration Bush raptured California today lo win a total of 40 sUlrs. crushing Democrat Michael Dukakis In an electoral landslide that will let him carry Konald Reagan's legacy Into the 1990s “ We ran now speak the most majestic words a democracy tias to offer The people havr spoken''' Ihr Republican vice president told cheering supporter* In his adopted hometown of Houston at the end of a triumphant Election Day Bush. 64. who will hr inaugurated as the 41st president of the United Stales Jan JO. arranged a new* conference this morning in Houston fiefore rrlurnlng later In Ih r day lo (tie nation s capital. Absentees to decide senator Murderer escapes in Boston B O STO N - A ronvtcted murderer assigned to an Inmate work rrew at a downtown state government building escaped by walking away through a crowd of people, authorities said hrtoraoMaoof Tim othy IUrey. 38. who had served 10 year* of a life sentence for the kidnapping and killing of hla sister In law, was last seen around 9; 15 a m Tuesday on the 22nd floor of the Sallonstall Building on Cambridge Street, state official* said Barry was convicted of s e c o n d -degree murder after he confessed to killing fjancy Ellen Brown. 23. who died of a skull fracture after being hit with a blunt instrument In 1977. P N a tls s Hunter meuled by grisly ICS. Alaska - For the second Umc “ affinal* In two _ that a deer hunter ha by a gruel) bear. But the second hunter lived to tell the tale "I figured I was done lor." Duane Chrtstmaen. 3ft. of Fairbanks, said from his hospital room at Fairbanks Memorial Hospital where he learned I hat another deer hunter was killed In a separate attack □ F lo rid a Golden Age Games roundup SANFORD - Action heats up at the Golden A rc Games with more competition scheduled today in acvrral events. More Ilian 2.000 people have registered *o Mr In the week long corn pel It km and organUrrs are pleased with I hr way things arc going Jennifer Kelley (center) and campaign workers take a look at tome of the totals. Kelley, Streetman elected if A □ ■y j . m a u k b a r p i b l o Herald tlafl wrlttr S p o rts SANFORD - Fred SI reel man was reelected comfortably to a second four-yrar term as District 3 Seminole County rommlsslonrr Tuesday night and Jennifer Kelley will replace ihr retiring Bill Klrrlihulf as the Dlslrtrl 3 rommlsslonrr With all of ihe county's 93 precincts reporting. Si reel man ended with 67 4 percent of the vole, coinparrd lo his Democratic rhallrngcr.Warrrn Kriner. who collected 32 6 percent of the voir Kelley, a Republican, a lie n e d 64 3 percent of Ihr vole lo Demur rat Art Davis' 33 5 percent Both Streetman and Kelley commanded early leads and held their leads throughout the evening with little variation UCF coach ponders future O R LAN DO — On Ihc practlec field Tuesday afternoon at the University of Central Florida. G ene M cDowell w a s l h In k l n about lhr lulurr > of tils fo o tb a ll program. A pro gram now at the crossroads, especially uftrr Hie Knights' 24 7 de­ feat at Ihr hands of L ib e rty IVn.l University Saturday, which pul UCF’s record al 6-5 (their third straight losal. and rllmlnaled lhem from Ihr Division II playoffs this season J** M X Bride*.................. ..... ea Calendar............. C lA t t lf U d A . ^ 10B C o m ics............... ....e a ee D e ar A b b v.......... ..... ■■ D m II i i ................... VA ■dltaetal.............. I Florida.......... H iro to »F * Nation........... Feeylo........... Pol loo............ ■ports........... Weather........ W orld............ Sunny and mild today Clear, sunny and w arm ing tempera­ ture* today and to­ morrow. Highs will be uround HO degrees and very llllle rhrnce of rain. Tonight the thermometers w ill drop lo the mid 50a with clear skies. Streetman was pleased with his rr-eircllon. a confirmation of his |iasi four years as a commission er. I (eel very gratified.” Slrrrtm an said "This means Ihr people arr satisfied with Hie Job I've done I ran on my record and pul forth what I thought were my accomplishments" Primary assaults by Republican opponents Jeff Elchhrrgrr and Boh Webster as writ as attacks on hi* rrcord by Kelner playrd in hi* tavor.Streetman said •My rrcord was under (Ire in the ptlmary and in the general election." he said "The people believed the attacks, or Ihc negative as|iecls. weren't valid We've really accomplished a Ini In Ihr Iasi four years Tile at <omplishinriiis arr of Ihr rnlttr hoard of countv «-omin!s%lonrrs I tiapfien lo Ik- the only 8«e County. Page BA Longwood commissioners ousted two Fags 1f I N H r scored an ovrrwltrlming victo­ ry Tuesday, sending Dukakis hark to th e g o v e r n o r 's o ffice to. C So* Bash. P igs 6 A By BAM M M BOUCHAHINfl Harold staff writer LONGWOOD — It was out with the old and In with the new in Longwood. as two Imumltent city commissioners werr unseated In Tuesday's election. It was a reprise of the 1986 election when three commissioners were defeated In re-election tries In the race for District 5 commissioner. Gene Farach defeated Incumbent Mayor David Uunirr and Carol Odnm unseated Incumbent District 3 commissioner Lynctte Dennis Of the 5.235 registered voters In LongwncKl. there were 3.863 ballot* cast at the precincts and 49 absentee ballots for a total of 3.912 or a 74.7 percent voter turnout Farach came out ahead with 2.020 or 37.4 percent of the votes while Gunter trailed with 1.498 or 42 6 percent «>l the voles. Farach was celebrating with friends at his Longwood home when he commented on his victory "W h at should I say other than I am delighted." hr said. He thanked the voters and Commissioner Henry Hardy. Farach said that the new commission will "mark ihc beginning of a new era." "Now that the charter has been approved lor Seminole County, we can work with Ihr county lo catch up with the rest of Central Florida." Farach said Gunlrr congratulated Farach hut said, "My op|Kinrnt doesn't reallir what's In store lor him ." Gunlrr s|Mtkr of coalitions dial "never lei this town rest " H r salt! that Longwood "will continue to Ik- a broken city” as long us two factions keep lugging In different directions "It's proluihly a great day lor me." Gunter Mid. Hr said Dial hr and Ills lamlly have hud a lot to put up with lor the two years fir lias hern In office. He said hr thought hr was in ihr right direction of upgrading the "Wrongwood" linage lo "Right wood." Odom took the lead early In a three-way race, unseating Dennis and defeating I’erry E Faulkner. She gurnrrrd 1.333 or 44.7 percent of the voles Dennis caplurrd 998 or 2 9 .1 percent and Faulkner came In third with H‘J 9 or 26.2 percent. Odom, a politic ul newcomer said. "I feel pretty graxl. I'm really looking forward to working with the commission. I think we'll be much more TA LLA H A S S E E - Rep Kenneth) ’ B u d d y " MarKay edged to a razor thin lead early today in his; battle fr the U S Senate seal.; leading Hep Connie Mark. K Fla .j by about 3 000 vote* with 9 9 j p rrrrn t of the ballots counted Returns today with 4.019 of 4.4661 precincts reporting showed Mar Kay I with 1.934,391). nr 30 percent of the vote MacKav also had 30 percent, with 1.929.379 Election officials' were i minting absrnlrr ballots lo day " I think we've won. but I'm not; saying Its mine. " Mar Kay told »i supporters at his Ocala hrad-j quarters Mack, at his headquarter* in Tam pa, said he would not concede the election even though several national news organizations havr awarded It to MacKay He haM a late morning press conference in wrhlrh tie i itolinued loeaprrssconfidence Mach and MacKay spent • total of more Ilian $11 million In an effort to replace U S Sen Lawton Chile*. D-Fla . who is retiring after three trnns MacKay. 55. endorsed by mosi large stale newspaper* and a number of group* oriented toward •octal and environmental issues, •aid Ms polls showrd him widening his narrow lead over Mack heading Into Tuesday's voting M ark. 47. a three-term con­ gressman from Capr Coral, ended fils canqMlgn Tuesday In Tamp* aftrr crisscrossing I lie slate and repealing his familiar "Hey. Buddy, you're a liberal" Ihemr ih.it began alter the Oct. 4 runoff elec lions Mack entered Ihr race more than a year ago and had slight o|rposiiion In the September primary from former U S Attorney Robert Merkle of Tampa MacKay entered Ihr Drmocrailc ram palgn this spring after Ihr prohibitive favorite lo replace Chiles, former governor Kruhln Askew, abruptly withdrew from Ihr race. During Ihr campaign. MacKay tried lo position himself as a "m ainstream ” Democrat whose think in g Is In line with mosi Floridians Mack pointed lo his strong sup port of Reagan Administration pro­ grams Voters give okay to county charter •yd. MAIM Horaid tlafl writer SANFORD — Seminole County residents on Tuesday approved the proposed Seminole County Home Rule Charier by a 38 percent lo 42 percent margin. The county won't change much In appearance and function If the charter goes Into effect on Jan . I. but the document would give realdenU home rule powers now enjoyed only by cltJea In the county. Boh Webster, a member of the committee that drafted the charter, has said he will pursue legal action lo block Its Implementation. The approval by the voters culminates a two-year effort by a group of cltMens lo give residents more say-so in their local government. “ This shows that the litUens of Seminole County, when faced with an Important issue, can Judge and act.” Marilyn Crotty. chairman of the Seminole County Advisory Committee and an original charter proponent, said Tuesday. C: to o Charter. C Bss Longwood. Fags 6A SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-26 f r re �H " OVlTOfU rTfipOt k tl H E W S FR OM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Floridians say Yes to English, No to caps 8t Cloud coupte claims lottoJackpot TA L L A H A S S E E - A aetMeacrlbed "plain o f working clam" couple from Si. Cloud Tuesday claimed 68.9 m illion from the state lottery. Clyde end A l b t U Thompeou correctly picked the six number* In last week’* Lotto drawing to make them selves millionaire*. They will receive 6453.964 a year for the next 30 year*. The Thompson* each play 610 of lotto tickets each week. They said Alberts watched the Saturday night drawing and won only 15. only to find out front the Sunday morning newspaper that Clyde had purchased a winning ticket. "I couldn't believe It. I couldn't eat anything all day." Clyde Thompson said. "I'd never won anything before, to I didn't expect to win anything that morning." The winnings technically belong to Clyde Thom pson, but he laughed at the suggestion he might keep It all himself. "The 21st of this month we'll be married 35 years." he *ald. "There's no need to change now ." Strik# it option for Dlsnty wofktrt LA K E B U EN A VISTA — Negotiator* for Walt Disney World and 12.000 union-covered theme park worker* return to the bargaining table Thursday, with a strike vote to follow If no accord Is reached on a new three-year contract. Member* of the Service Trade* Council, a six-union ccalmon. will vote Friday on whatever offer (a on the table at the close of >rgalnlng. Their option* will be to accept the proposal or reject tl and strike, union officials said Tuesday. There have been only two brier strikes at Dtaney World, one coming doting theme nerfc erowinirtfofi three year* before It opened southwest of Orfando In 1971. The union coalman, representing workers ranging from bus drivers to the people who dress up like Mickey Mouse, last week rejected Disney ’s offer of a 8 percent first-year wage raise and 4 percent In each of the next two years. Disney said It was the company's last and beat offer. The current contract was extended, however, and negotiations resumed Monday with Disney offering s larger p ay raises at the front end of the contract but the same 13 percent overall Increase. Coupte kilted in rototofy MIAMI — A young Miami couple was shot several times and killed In an apparent robbery as they sat In (h e ir car on Julia Tuttle Causeway which stretches scram Btacayne Bay. police said. The victims were discovered after dawn Monday, and had been shot several limes each. Medical examiners said It Police Identified the couple as Frank Najarro IS , and IsUtt Psgusda. *9. who were sweethearts for a year. Najarro graduated from Jackson High School last June and was a freshman al Miami Dade Community College. Paguada was a senior at Jackson. By l he time their families had reported them missing, police had found their bodies. Dstendsnt ptemte in Pastortus c a m FO RT LAUDERDALE — A n after-hour* lounge manager charged In the beating death of Jaax guitarist J o h n Francis "Jaco" Pastorlu* last year has pleaded guilty to a leas serious charge, officials said Tuesday. Luc Ha van. who originally was charged v k h ssiuod k y w . miqrger. pleaded guilty Monday lo manslaughter. Broward County Circuit Judge M. Daniel Flitch J r . scheduled sentencing for Dec. 5. Under the plea arrangement. Haven. 36. will receive a sentence of 21 months In prison and five years proballon. Hr could have received a maximum penally of seven years under stale sentencing guideline*. Haven wilt begin serving the sentence Immediately after It Is rendered, said hit attorney. Deborah Carpenter. Iranian occussdof llteqai arms doate TAM PA — A 46-year-old 48 year-old Iranian national w as In federal rustody Tuesday, charged with conspiracy to purchase and export 6200 million worth nf U.S. arms and m ilitary equipment to Iran In violation of the Arm s Export Control Act. U.S. Atlom cy Robert W. Cenzman said Parvlz Ansah was arrested In New York City Friday on the basis of a complaint filed In federal court In Tampa. The complaint accused Anaart and Maaaoud Vakil! of attempting lo purchase for export to Iran Cobra gunshlp helicopters. T O W and Stinger guided missiles, electronic components for F-14 Jet fighters, military gas masks and special clothing to protect against chemical weapons. Vaklll. also an Iranian national, remained at large Tuesday and Anaart was held In New York. From United Prsss International reports LO TTER Y Ths dally number Tuesday in Ilia Florida lottery CASH 3 game we* 490. □Straight Play (numoars in a*act order): $250 on a 50<eni bet, 1500on Si. □ Box 3 (numbers In any order): M0for«5O<ent M l. SIM on SI. □Box 6 (numbers In any order): $40tart5O-cent bet, $80 on $1 .Straight Box 3: $330 In order drawn, S80 In any order on a SI bet □ Straight Box 6: $200 In order drawn. S40 If picked In combina­ tion on $1 bet. MIAMI — Floridians voted ovcrwhelmtngly Tuesday lo de­ clare English the state's official tongue, but rejected a proposal backed by doctors to cap the non-economic damages awarded in civil lawsuits. Th e nine other constlluUonal amendments on Florida's ballot rolled up comfortable approval margins, with the exception of Amendment 7. which would have extended the term for county Judges from four to six years With 70 percent of Florida precinct* reporting. Amendment 1 1, the Official English proposal, passed with 64 percent In favor, and 16 percent opposed. The vote on Amendment 10 was closer, with 57 percent opposed and 43 perctnt In favor. Sarah Hull, a spokeswoman for ihe Florida CommllIre for Liability Reform that backed the 610.0000 cap on non-economic damages, conceded defeat. "Theu- had to be a winner and there had to be a loser. Unfortu­ nately. It waa this aide that tost." H u ll said, adding that backers now wtU look to the Legislature to fix what they described re the state’s liability crisis. l*tpr**y fcy T*e test** HereM. Is*., M N. FrascS Avt.. Stator*. fu. m n . feewto CUM P**t»«t F iM «l bstorS. FNrMs n n i PO$TMASTIRi lesSaaSrettcStssM It TM« SANFORD NIRAIO. P.O. •t* iur. tsstore, fl m n. 0* 01Met! NUNi TVs* KtoTOOTSti t StontS* Stl.Mi Ytar I7t.lt (**f) 1» Mil. 1 11 n S s n tl )11**l44M*r-IM*Cl Vs* 1.111.1)4 •*. 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T h e vote waa different in Legislative trader won h a pro­ m otion to the state senate. p re d o m in a te ly R e p u b lic a n Incompteu returns early today Seminole County where Wilson made It Impossible t*» determine gut 51 percent of the vote to which pany had gained seals in Gardner's 49 percent. O ardrter waa another top the stale Legislature. Th e GOP scored a major victo­ H o u a e D e m o c ra t a n d ReubUcan* had hoped to keep r y in Tuesday's elections when bn out of the Senate. Oardner Rep. S im BeU, D-Ormond Beach, of the most Influential Dem­ and Wilson were vying for the in the Florida Legislature, seal held by Senate President he had lost h a bid for John Vogt. V e te r a n la w m a k e r Rep. re-election. B e ll lost lo R e p u b lic a n D o r o t h y S a m p l e . R - S t . c h a jle n g e r D i c k Orataam . Petersburg, narrowly lost her bid Graham had 7.204 votes, or 52 2 for a seventh term. Sample had percent, lo Bell's 6,600 votes, or 19.743 Vote*, or 49.7 percent, to 19.906 vote*, or 90.2 percent, 47.6 percent. Bell had been slated to become for Democrat Lara Hafncr. G OP strategists also want to House speaker In I99C In another key legislative bai­ win control of the Legislature In 1990 so (hey will be in com­ lie . Rep. Hud G a rd n e r, DTltuavllle, held a strong lead mand to reapportion new dis­ early today over Republican Lori tricts after the 1990 census. percent In favor. 42 percent opptae'Amendment 5t Extends a 6500 homestead exemption bonus originally granted for widows lo widower*. Wllh 70 percent of ihe vote In. 65 percent tn tsvor. 13 percent opposed. Amendment 0; under this amendment, a permanent Tax and Budget Reform Commission would be created to study new taxes and place Issue* on Ihe ballot without approval by the Legislature. W llh 70 percent of the vole In. 56 percent In favor. 42 prrre nt opposed. A m e n d m e n t 7 : A n o th e r amendment aimed si county Judges, this proposal would extend Iheir term* from four lo stx years, the same as all other Judges. Wllh 70 percent of Ihe vole In. 39 percent In favor. 61 percent opposed A m endm ent H: A llow all non criminal traffic offenses lo be brought before a hearing officer instead of a Judge Wllh 70 percent of the vole in. 70 percent In favor. 30 percent opposed Amendment 9: Allow ihe Legislature lo establish a IV panmcnl of Elderly Affairs and grant ihe divraion m Verrrann Adairs departmental status Democrats hold House, but GOP finishes strong ted 6 6 4 7 • a rlle r th is ye a r, tra ile d lo l15,T32t advantage among the atgla'a Houae members going Into Tuesday s elections, and the party figures to retain domi­ nance. But GOP leader* sold — District 11, central East Corot. Democrat BUI Ketaoo. seeking his seventh term, held a strong lead over Republican BUI Tolley. K G O P makes history with Cabinet wins T A L L A H A S S E E - To m Gallagher fended off Democrat Ken Jenne and Secretary of Stale Jim Smith won easily lo give Republicans something they have not had since Re­ construction — a strong voice on Florida's Cabinet. "W e have for the first lime In Florida a Cabinet that basically Is two-party." Gallagher Mid early today after unofficial re­ turns from Tuesday's general election showed he defeated Jenne In the state Insurance commissioner's rare. "It's really healthy for Florida because the Issue* ere going to tie brought oul." Gallagher said In Ihe contest for Florida secretary of slate. Republican Jim Smith racked up nearly 63 rcent of (hr voles ra il to tidily defeat Democrat Tom Moore and win election In hla own right lo Ihe post lo which he was appointed by Gov. Bob Martinez. S m ith 's total In Seminole County was even more decisive wllh 73 perrent of the votr compared wllh Moore's 27 per­ cent. "M y hopr is lhal ll will pul to G rest l h r carping I'vr had from Mime on the oilier side for changing parties and we ran gel on with what's lm|M»rtani In this stair," Smith said The suspense ranir in llir rare between •ferine and Gallagher lor Insuraner commissioner, where both randldalr* w rrr lied In lair pre-election polls wllh a large bloc of undcridrd voters G a lla g h e r ended up w llh 2.003,565 voles or 53 percent and Jenne had 1.770.736 votr* or 46.9 percent wllh 94 perrent of Ihe prrctncls reporting early today. Predom inately Republican Seminole County delivered 63 pen-enl of its voir lo Gallagher compared wllh 37 |vrrenl fix Jenne. Smith had 2.356.177 voir* or 62 9 |>rrrriii and Moorr had 1.364.650 vole* or 36 9 permit wllh 94 percent of the vole rouiilrd In the rare lor secretary of stale. The G OP vic to rie s boosi Martinez’ Influence on Ihe trad! llonally Democratic Cabinet Now Martinez will need only one Democratic voir In push his agenda In Ihe six-member exec­ utive board N ATIO N AL S X T S IID S O O U T L O O K Today...sunny. High In ihe lower 60s. W ind northeast 5 lo lOmph. Tonight...fair and a lltllc warmer. Low near 60 Light east wind Thursd a y...m ostly tunny. High In ihe lower 80s Wind southeast 5 to lO tnph. FLORIDA T U F F S T THURSDAY Cloudy 86-46 FRIDAY FtyCldy St-68 Cityi Ap*l*<h.{Plp Crrtt.tr* Dpytant Batch Fori IruStrdrto ForiMypy* GeMrtrtlto Jrck w n rtll* KPyWftt O rio n * Pmwcrto l*r*«U Brrdmton V*ro Stoch kVttl P»im Brttti S A TU R D A Y SUNDAY FtyCldy 64-66 Ctenr 86-44 NEW Nov 6 FULL Novas LAST Doo 1 TH UR SD AY! S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min 11 45 u.m.. 11:20 p in.: Maj. 6.00 a m . 6:15 p.m. T ID E S : D a yto n a Beach: highs. 7:56 a m., 124 p in.; lows. 8:15 a m.. 2:10 p.m.: New Sm yrn a Baacbi highs, 6:03 a.m.. 1:29 p.m.: lows. 8:20 m n .. 2 15 p m.; B ayport: highs. 7:58 a m.. 7:54 p m.; lows. 1:36 a.m.. 2:10 p.m. C O Mod*, u s*m n ii coo rt *r ooe *i 4 00 009 *99 990 *99 ttt 9*9 999 000 too rt u 000 n • MO *10 000 100 MONDAY FtyCMy 63-66 STA TISTIC S MIAMI IUPI) - Fionas 1*hpu, t»mp*f* turtt *nd ratnUII U l i i n Most* OtUvtryi ) stouts*. U4.Hi A Atosto*. til Mi Ypsr.Ulto. In ttoto Stoll. 1 Stout** US.Ui 4 UT.ttj Year. *99.9*. 1.1*9, 141 It f n i.m i* • ns English proposal, said their f o c u s w i l l s T •ft n o w to Tails haaeec as we Allhoug.i the measure makes English the official language. H leaves .’m piemen tat inn to the Legislature. Herr are summaries and re­ sults for the nlnr other consllluttonal amendments. Amendment I: Brings county Judges under Im peachm ent guidelines already In place for all other Judges and bars their r r i" H 4 l by the governor. With 70 percent of the vole. 71 percent In favor. 29 opposed. Am endm ent 2: Called the Victim's Rights amendment, ihia proposal would make sure crime victims were made aware of the progress of their esse. With 70 percent of the vote tn. BO percent In favor. 10 percent opposed. Amendment 3: This proposal would allow a lax exemption for owner* of land lhal contribute water lo the stale * extensive underground watrr supply With 70 percent reporting. 67 percent In favor. 33 percent opposed Amendmrni 4- Would allow the Legislature lo approprair up to 90 percent of Ihe available motor fuel tax revenue lo Issue bonds lhal would br used for highway right of way acquisition and bridge ctmsinic'Wn W fh 70 percent of Ihe votr In. 56 TH E W EA TH ER o Fptiiih** 0*Ur ssd M * r , IHW* H X V U H V -X t X ' V*l Gardner tops Wilson; Bell, Sample upset turn *at nt) Wtdnetday. November 0. 1M0 Vol 81. No 67 C s s s t lls lls s s f A « - a a « * o t * A s i l l s t i l i M V H N v -n ia i rs * >,*•*. 4 *4 7 * 1 Ns . It M llt l.l hi M A C H CO N D ITIO N S Dayton* Beach: Waves are maybe I fool and glassy. Cur­ rent la lo Ihe south w llh a water temperature of 70 degrees. New S m y rn a Beach: Waves are I to 1Ik feel and glassy. Current Is to lhe south, wllh a water temperalure of 70 degrees. Sun screen factor: 18. B O A TIN O S t. Augnatlna to J u p lta r Inlet •Today...wind northeast to cast 10 kls. Seas 2 lo 3 fl. Hay and inland waters a light chop. Tonlght...wlnd cost lo southeast 10 kls. Seas 2 lo 3 fl. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Thursday...wind southeast 10 kla. Seas 2 to 3 fl. Hay and Inland waters a light rhop. The high teni|>cratiirr In San­ ford Tuesday wan 79 drgrecs and the overnight low was 46 us rrportrd by Hie University of Florida Agrlcullural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. There was no rrrordrd rainfall during ih r 24-hour |>rrlod end­ ing at H a.m. Wednesday. The temperature al 8 a in. loduy was 68 degrees and Tuesday's overnight low was 54. as recorded by ihe National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other data: □ Tn ta d a y 'e h lg li ..SO [ Jtero m atrlc praaaara..30.23 ["Relative h u m id ity..... SO pet □ W lnda................. 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MARK BARFIELD Herald stall writer______________ Three stores robbed by gunman SANFORD — Lawmen believe (he u m r gunman robbed three area convenience atnrra before midnight last nlghl. Sanford Police Chief Steven Harriett aald the the robber waa Aral al Lit’ Champ. 2990 S. Sanford Ave.. Sanford, at 9:33 p.m. Seminole County sheriff's deputlea report the Handy Way. 903 N Slate Road 434. Altamonte Sprtnga. waa robbed at 11:30 p m Al midnight, a Cumberland Karma In Deltona waa robbed. Harriett aald the description of the gunman matchea In the three raaea. and In all robberies he brandished a silver-colored handgun before demanding cash. Harriett said police have made no connection Iretween these and a similar airing of weekend robberies, lor which *■Sanford man waa arrested The amount of money stolen Tne.day nlghl waa not reported SANFORD — Seminole County commissioners on Tuesday re­ commended not paying for some projects for the proposed beautification of Lake Mary Boulevard as a way of culling costs They suggested not building an overhead pedestrian walkway and having utility companies pay lo bury power lines under­ ground II the change* are approved by the Lake Mary Houlrvurd Study Committee und the elites if Sanford and Luke Mary, more than §3 7 million could hr carved out of the §5.4 million p ro p o s u l lo b e u u tlf y th e boulevard between Interstate 4 and U S Highway 17 92 Randy Morris. Lake Mary commissioner and chairman of Ihe study rom m lltrr. said Ihr changes might tie accepted by Ihe committer, although two sound harriers nut re c o m ­ mended for funding by .the county should be Included, particularly along Lakr Mary. H r said heavy truck irafTIc noise echoes over Ihe lake The largest savings would rrsull In requiring utility com ­ panies lo |Niy lo have thrlr overhead wires burled under ground, which would cost §2 9 million If the two dues and county paid for the work. Morris said most ronrapnles have agreed bury their wires, hui not Florida Power and Light Deputy county attorney Hub McMillan said if the countv adopts a scenic roadway ordi­ nance. requiring utilities to be tiurird. ilu utility companies would lx- toned lo bury ihelr lines al ihelr own rx|>en*e il any Improvements are made Morris said Florida Power plans lo exand Ihelr service lines along Lakr Mary Ouukvaid Ollier possible cost savers In­ clude eliminating a §-147.000 l»edestrtari walkavrr at Country Club Road because only 33 children currently rross Lake Mary Houlevaril to aid nd classes al Lake Mary Klrmriiiary. FJlmlnaflon of ihe vninit bar­ rie rs w o u ld save a t i n lh r f §250.000 FJlmluatlnn of decora­ tive pavement ui most intersec­ tions except ihr Country Clutj Hoad rn tra n cr lo downlowij would save §107.625 from th< proposal Oilier recommendation*, such as sign, setback and buffer requirements remain ihe same Moms said he experts lo havp a final rouuoilirr recommenda­ tion in 18-i ember or January. CCIB arrests three on drug charges A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS — City County Investigative Bureau agents arrested three men whom they said sold cocaine to an undercover agent The deal for one ounce of cocaine for 91.000 was completed at the Steak and Shake Restaurant. State Road 430. Altamonte Springs, at about 855 p m Tuesday. Ollier agenta moved In and arrested the suspects. Tw o of the men arrestrd are brothers Andres River. 29. of 7672 Forest City Road » I4 2 . Altamonte ings. Alberto Rivera. 26. of Orlando: and Drew Michael tlney. 29. of 839 S Wymore Road Apt 3-C. Altamonte Springs, are all held without bond They are charged with trafficking In and |Mma<-**ion of 28 to 200 grams of cocaine, conspiracy to trsfflck In cocaine, and possession of leas than 20 grams of marijuana, which agents said they found In the sus|ierts' car. K I i Arrests made at M rest stop LUNGWOOD — A Florida Highway Patrol trooper working undercover al the rastbound rest area of Interstate 4. Longwood. reported the arrest of three men Just before midnight Tuesday Two rum were arrrstrd on drug charges and the third on a charge that he eapoard himself. Richard F Shaateen. 44. and Roger A Peltry. 35. bmh eg Orlando, were arrested after the trooper saw them smoking in the woods The officer searched them and found cocaine in Peltry's possession Both are charged with posess'oii eg cocaine and drug paraphernalia In the other Incident. Ronald F. Dagsling. 43. cf 1820 Lake Emma Road. Longwood. was charged with r *posterc eg actual organs after the trooper saw him rspoard In his car. the arrest report said S m ^ n . inn* Sss Bf laws I Unyielding truck flips One killed, one injured in morning two-car accident B v tU tA M I Harold staff wrltar A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS - A | 2H year-old Altamonte Springs , man waa dead al the scene eg a , I raffle accident that oriiirred at 2:34 a m. today on Stair Koud 436. Allamonir Springs The v ic tim . C h a rlrs Van Wagnnr was traveling west across Slate Road 436 on Palm Sprtnga Drive, when Kenneth Maker. 32. of Longwood. Ignorrd a redllghl and drove his car Into i he side tg Van Wagnnr s car. A lta m o n te S p r in g s p o lle r spokesman Jeff Hawkins said Van Wagitor waa ejected from I he car as he remained In the car oral and waa thrown lo the northwest side of Stair Hoad 436. Hawkins said H r was dead al Ihr scene Itakrr was srrtouslv injured and iranportrd in Or Undo Regional Medical Center Charge* are pending against Itakrr. as Ihe Investigation eon Ilnurs Hawkins said he durwn | know if Van Wagitor was wear Ing a sealbrll. hut sprt u U n d that lie probably was. sime he rrmalned In Ihe seal as he was ejected Hawkins said Van Wagnnr was leaving Calico Jack's bar where he workrd Investigators. Hawkins said, will determine it alcohol playrd a role In the accident Baker's car was iravrllng at a high speed at Ihr lime of Impart. Both men weie alone In Ihelr vehicles Fauly today Hawkins did not know whut type* of vehicles Ihr men weir driving Sanford rescue workers rigid, move Wanda Peocis k. 19. ot Sanlord Irnin tier 1978 Cadillac Inflowing an altrrnoon collision In Sanford Tursdav Pola r said Ihr overturned 1989 Ford pit kup truck III Ih r Inrrgmuiid. driven by Charles A. Kordowskl. 56 of i-almetlo. Ga . failed lo slop ai a -x.qi-.igu when ~culhbound on tairust Avenue Kordowskl and a passenger In Peacock s car weren't ln|urrd Allbough Peacock Itad no apparent ln|urlr*. she wa» transported tothc Sanford hospital for a check Building, zoning fees to be lower next year • r J. BARR BAR FIELD Hat aid stall writer SANFORD -x A l the request vl the Mid Florida Home Builder's Association. Seminole County «ommlsstonrrs voted Tuesdayy lo lower building and zoning fees 10 percent for one year and jMissIhly lunger "We believe building fees were fheing used) lo Rtihsldi.r other d e p a rtm e n ts." said Cheryl Tauhensrr. due-lor ol lf!1A gov­ ernmental allairs The reduction would \k Hi efTeri for one year starling IV c I. During the year, the ifouulv and the IIIIA would monitor tounly fee revenue. The fees would automatically Increase next year, unless commissioners decide lo keep Ihe reduction In eflcct. Beginning Dec. I, fees for residential and agricultural rezoning applications, witti the rxreptloii of planned unit devel­ opments (PUDsi will drop Irnm • 16UAU u> $152 55. Tlx midi llonal fee for developments larger Ilian Hi aerrs will drop from §3 65 to §3 01* per acre. The maximum Ire cap lor I lie rr.Minings will drop Irntn §565 to §506 .V» The fee lor a I’t U (Inal master plan review will drop Irani §565 lo §508 50 Building (res will also he reduced 10|K-rernt. For rxuitinlr. I tie lee for a new C s tr u c tu re valued b e tw e e n §15.600 lo §100.060, vvdl .l.t crease Iniiu §81.12 to 73.01 h « Ihr (iisi §15(8)0 For each ndrtlllon.il $1,006. |(ftr rale would decrease from §4 12 in §3 71. Other tees also will deereas*Including plumbing, mechanical and electrical fees amt well drilling fees. For example, a shower or washing machine |M-rtmi will lx- reduced Irmn §143 to §3 09. h a r g e it t o d a y t Bicycle coordinator considered Eg J. M A R K ■ A R P I I L D Herald stall writer_______ SANFORD On Nov. 22. Seminole County mminlaaloners will consider whether In assist Orange und Osceola counties and Orlando In |>ay!ng for a regional bicycle coordinator for Ihr Metropolitan Planning Orga­ nization The (irrson will tie hired In January It approved by the three counties and will lonrdlnunlr bicycle planning and education activities In Ih r grra rr Orlando region The cnordln. lor will re­ view road plans throughout Ihr area lo determine which new roads should have blkr paths, provide safety programs for school children und seek grants Betsy Hoover, a member of the Orange County Hlcyrlr Hoard, told Seminole County commis­ s io n e rs on T u e s d a y th a t Seminole County ranks about 15lh In the stair for bicyclist fatalities Orange County Is fourth, stir said. She said Ihr grralrr Orlando urea. Including tile ihrre counties. Is Ihr largest urban rrglon In Ih r stale without a blkr coordinator. Ilraivrr said In Ih r areas that have hired a bicycle coordinator. Ih r n u m b e r o f hike-related fatalities have decreased The salary of lhe coordinator Is rsllmulrd by Ihr MPO at §43.736 Including benefit*, with ball the cost paid duilng the first two years by slate and federal grants. Sem inole C o u n ty 's share would lie $6,367 during ihr first year. §8.364 during Ihr second year und atxiul *tic- same for Ihr third year. ■ M IR a iN C Y C A LLS TUESDAY • 9:17 u.m — I3lh Street und French Ave.. uulo acci­ dent. no one transported. • 9:38 a m. - 300 S Oak Ave.. medical call, woman. 24. Irunsportrd. • 10.01 a.m. - 2016 S French Ave.. trauma rull. man. 48. Rural/Mrtro trans­ ported tu Central Florida Rr glonal Hospital. • 10 40 u.m. - 1602's W 13th Place, traum a call, woman. 61. not transported. • 12:01 p.m. - 510 E. First St.. Bram Towers. Apt. 809. man. 84. down, not trans­ ported. • 12:04 p.m. - 2100 S. Oak Ave.. truumu call, man. 67. not transported • 3:24 p .m . — Seventh Street and Locust A v e ., Pre-Holiday truumu call, woman. 19. Rural/Mrtro irunaportrd to Crntral Florida Regional Hos­ pital. • 7:14 p m. — 2430 Willow Ave.. medical call, woman. 87. Rural/Mrtro transported to Central Florida Rrglonul Hospital. • 914 p m — 200 block or N. Freni h Avenue, grass flrr on vacant property, extin­ guished GIVE-AWAY! 5? 50^ r O n • Over 80 W inners' • Tw o $5,000 Shopping Spree W inners' • Register To d a,y' ------- ----------At • Details Al All J/ Friedm an s ^ /r v C -tV rvk* . Locations' * ’a l l d ia m o n d s k IN STOCK!! C L U S T E R S • A N N IV E R S A R Y • T R IO S • S O L I T A I R E S • C O C K T A I L S B R A C E L E T S • W E D D I N ^ 'S E TS • M E N S R IN G S • E A R R IN G S A S p e c ia l S e le c tio n 14KT. GOLD!! WEDNESDAY I K It I >M A N S I SVI I I S VIM • 5 56 a m. — 432 S. Scott Drive, medlrul cull. man. 76. Rural/Melro transported to Central FTortda Rrglonal Hos­ pital. • 6 57 a.m. - 711 E Fltst St.. Apt. 530. medical cull, w om an. 8 5. Rural/M elro transported. T rie d m a rife .......... JEWILKR8 I O I MM N 11 II IK II KM IN Al 1 HA H I.I Al < I II N I Sem inole Centre Altamonte Mall Winter Park Mall PBfs-da l«t«« Fes— l-trdru.', I.•*,**« ftrtrW O f Ntan* �■d m r -5 I. t « l CHUCK STONE (u in « t i » ) 300N. FR EN C H AVE.. SANFORD. PLA. 33771 A m C o d r 407-322 3611 or 631-9993 Homr Dcitvcry: 3 Months. $14.25:6 Months. *2700. Yew. 461.00. In Stale Hall; 3 Month*. S20 2S; 6 Month*. S37.00, Yew. *69.00 Out Of Sute Mat! 3 Month* 121 M : 6 Month* 440 30. Yew *71.00 EDITORIALS Hail to the new chief, President-Elect Bush -J >5 T h e people have spoken a nd George Bush Is the President-Elect of the United Stales of Am erica. T h e familiar strains of "H a ll to the C h ie f' w ill be played for h im beginning o n Ja n u a ry 3 0 . I9 6 0 w ith hts Inauguration at the C a pito l. T h e ‘ trium p ha n t process tonal down Pennsylvania A ven u e to the W hite House w illI Ifollow. TTh h e p ageantry of the inauguration w ill usher tn th e Bush i adm inistration and artth It i - ‘ear m a nd a te from the people to continue the p hilo so ph y of governm ent espoua. J b y President Reagan. D u rin g th e past eight years tlte nation has prospered Internally Ily and succeeded In m ost endeavors externally. Mr. Reagan's success In securing th e Soviet signing of the bilateral IN F treaty cam e as a result of hta Insistence on m a in ta in in g a strong defense. T h e w isdom uf this p o licy Is evident In the results. M r. Bush has prom ised to continue this policy. Regard less of the feelings In l he Oonjpeaa. the A m e ric a n people, especially tn Florida, support a id to the Contra rebels. Surveys a n d p o lh have presented differing conclusions b u t those c itin g a lowered co m m itm e n t generally were sponsored and paid for by political opponents. T h e a v e r a g e Am erican shares M r. Keegan's, and p re sum a b ly Mr. B u sh ’s, view towards the trade deficit. Voters d rive hom e In their Toyota* a n d watch their S o n y 's to get all the n ew t a b o u t the perils o f im p o rt-e x p o rt deficits. T h e y proudly B u y Am erican w he n the purchase la sound, but reject quickly a n y intrusion In to their right to b u y what they want. T h e modifiedJ free trade tr philosophy espoused b y Mr. Reagan w ill probably be continued b y M r. Bush. How^Ver. new challenges are on the horizon for the n e w president. Tech no log y la co n tin u­ ously c h a n g in g and a firm hand will be needed d h the n ational helm lo safely guide the nation. T h is is especially so w ith N A S A 's space p ro g ra m s and the grow ing reality of the Space Defense Initiative. A co n tin ue d healthy econom y Is a necessity for M r. B u s h and the strength of nation in this area was proven in the fall of 1967 w ith the recovery fro m the stock m arket crash on O ct. 19. A recession m ay be on its w a y but the d ip in 1964 w a s hardly noticed b y most A m e ri­ cans due to the firm foundation of the a d m in is tra to rs fiscal policies. Perhaps the foremost m andate to Mr. Bush la tils p ro m ise not to raise taxes. Th e people believe h im . and obviously believe tn him . H e has Indicated that he will resolutely continue to seek m e a n s and m ethods of reducing needless governm ent spending. T h is annual budget deficit and the escalating national debt Is a co ncern of the people of this nation and M r. B u s h has stated that he sincerely shares th is concern and w ill make It a top priority of h is adm inistration. However, the responsibility for originating the national budget rests with the Congress and those bodies have shown no inclination to put brakes on spending. President Bush has eight years e xp e rie n ce w ith the Congress as President o f the Senate. H is knowledge of the congressional leadership should prove v a lu ­ able in securing budget reductions w h e rr warranted. Th e people want "four m ore years" of the peace and prosperity they have known under Mr. Keagan. T h is lx the m andate of the people lo Mr. H u sh . T h is Is hlo prom ise during the campaign. T h e people have spoken. Berry's W orld Democracy steps into the gutter "I happen to believe you've sold us out." said the candidate. "You do not have a monopoly on patriot tom." snapped his opponent. George Bush and Michael Dukakis? No. It was two Canadian candidates ftv prime minister. John Turner of the Liberal Party and incumbent Brian Mulroney of ihe Tories. "(The election! Is s very strong repudiation of the two major parties." said a nationally prominent political analyst. "It's not because the electorate has grown more extreme. It's because the public has la*, confidence in ithe , -antes' afier the last years." The U.S. presidential election? No. Israel's national election, which resulted In a tie bet* een the two major parties. Democracy is not on trial In all three countries Bui Its civility Is. In Canada, the three major Canadian can­ didates have slung mud at each other with a venom surpassing even George Bush * campaign ads. If Bush has risen with black-criminal bashing and by questioning Dukakis' patriot Ism. Canada's Turner has soared in the polls with America hashing and challenging Mulroney'* love of country. 2 In Israel, where national survival ha JACK ANDERSON W4ITiN6 FORTMTNSXT *lSWNe fflUClTtTUN.. Terrorists like to pick dates W ASHINGTON - Nobody fovea a holwfoi like a terrorist doc* Thoor international m e rch a n ts of earnoge e n jo y m aking hradhnm almost any day of Ihe year, bui shedding blood on an anniversary or btrthdat tsealra special It la one of the few prrdkiablr Hrmenta In a butlnrsa ►ward on •ufpr'sr and one of Hie lr< weapons the U S guvrinmem 1ussagainst terrorists Infiltrating America The U S Customs Srrvlre ha* clrrulatrd a secret calendar suggesting days when tern* 1st incidents might be likely The ' In lelilgence Alert Message was arm by Ihe custom* Intrlltgenre division director lo o il re g io n a l and assistant regional rommloMonera of tho ELLEN GOODMAN Voters elect LOTE, again BOSTON -It didn't take a pollster or a clairvoyant to predict the winner of this election. We all know who It is Allow me to Introduce the nest President of the United Stairs The Leaser of Tw o Evils |L0TE|. As of today, one of the two men haa proven to be the bigger loser and this desultory, dumb, mean-spirited election has come lo Its downbeat resolution President-elect L O T E has begun scrambling to proclaim a mandate. The srorst new* about the LO TE-ry la that so many Americans arrived at Election Day atlll declaring they didn't know enough about either man to feel comfortable choosing. They didn't really know what he stands far. They didn't really know what he’U do In Ihe While House. How did that happen In such a lengthy campaign? How did we learn so little In an much time? Dtam - the candidates (or sure, and the handlers If you prrfer-lhe pollsters, speechwrtter* and advertisers Okay, bash the media If It makra you feel belter But some of us ought lo save at least one whack for self-flagellation [citation There are 36 million Americana-come on. wr know who we are-who checked off the little bos on our IRS returns We are Ihe folk who gave a buck a year lo the Federal Election Commission Al Ihe risk of echoing Ronald Reagan, this la our campaign. Mr. Breen, we paid for II. T o Ihe tune of 654 million. And w r forgot lo make sure we'd gel our money's worth The theory behind the little checkoff was a good-government notion that If Ihe randldales got their money from a lot of little donors they wouldn’t be beholden to the big donors The loopholes in llial theory are a story for another day. But It luma out that the candidates didn't ndld feel beholden-m us Now. I'm not asking for a rebate. I've wasted more money on a lousy lunch. Call me a sucker, but I II check off the box next April. Bui I'm beginning to think il'a lime to attach tome strings to that box on our lax return. Anybody who gets public money should behave In Ihe public interest. “Oft. lor the days of nothing but GOOD NEWS'" the election's litmus issue, neither party stooped form of religion. II la O r worship of Jackals by to the gutter levels of America andI Canada. They Of the three democracies. America probably didn't have to. As one high-ranking Likud party reached Ihe nadir of ctvlhiy In a presidential candidate observed campaign that ha* left this country racially alter a mother and poUrUrd Nurtured by race-batting IrievHiun her three cL.ldien ads and Ihe subliminal Ku Klux Ktan mentality were killed tn a West ~JT Bush's campaign ----------------- m m a a M B # I m p Lee A l«a rA l* »r itii* the of manager. Atwater, Bank terrorist attack Bush and Dukakis (lip-flopped In standings of ___________ ...r — two days before the * _ as* *_•a...■ Se p te m b e r after B u s h 's W illie election, his con ­ Horton/soft-on-crlme/blsch-people-sre-bsd tele servative parly didn't vision ads pummePd the electorate's conscious need lo do anything tu benefit from the While both Israeli parties were smalt Ivr to the Palestinian violence. impact of Palestinian terrorism on ihrir election* 'll helps us all by and Canada's Liberal party haa been tinging lhe Itself, "hesaid Tories' free-trade agreement w lih America But national elec­ neither alooprd to the goiter level that Bush * tion* that result tn a campaign manager did. Judge for yourself national stalemate or f Democracy u are won by Insidious But the Interludes of a Bush rise on Ihe wings not on trial In exercises In bigotry of racism, a stalemate in Israel and America do Hllle to exalt de­ a ll I h f M bashing In Canada don’t Indict demorrary They mocracy* civility simply remind us of Ihe truthful grandeur of countries. Bui For this month's Kelnhold Netbuhr'a wisdom “Man's rapacity lor lls civility is J national election* In Justlev makes democracy possible But man s America. Canada and Inclination to Injustice makes democracy neve* a mournful observation of M L- Menckrn aary." exquisite applicability: ''Democracy Is a iciNBaswiaaraa i s t s b n m s m s Let me try some strings on for site. Siring One: Debates. I mean real debates where candidates face each other and pick holes In their opponent's arguments. Where the answers go on for more than two mlnutea and the rebuttals for more than one. Where a buzzer goes ofl evrrytlmc a candidate avoids the question Where a referee is there only lo see that the guys don’t slug each other I mean six debates String Two: A Take Home Exam Want to know how the candidate would work with hi* ataff. who he'd pick, how he'd think? Hand out • hypothetical crista, let him huddle for 24 hours with his experts and emerge with an answer. Grade It. String Three: One Speech. T o show that he can think for himself, every candidate should be expected lo write down h li own thoughts In an isola­ tion booth and Im­ mediately deliver one speech on Ihe subject of o u r c h o o s in g . Check lor meaning­ le s s s lo g a n s o r phrases lifted (rom Presidents past Siring Four: Truth In Advertising A s u ­ able chunk of our 654 million haa gone lo television station* In Ihe form of ads designed lo manlpu ( Anybody who g o t s p u b lic m onsy should b th tv* In th* public Inttrasl J I Isle u*. Sometimes even to deceive us. II wr are lo pay for our own manipulation, these should pass some minimal standards of factual accuracy. On a par with. say. aspirin manufac­ turer*. These are not Ihe only or beat strings lo attarh to our purse. I ran think ol any number of others Compulsory press ronferrners. for example, or o requirement that presidential randlates appear on television without benefit of flags at least two days a week. Instead of Just paying for the balloons, we should be able to prick them. I am morr than half-serious about my string collection. We have become so passive as citizens. Faced with the dumbing down of Ihe itltlcaJ process, all we have done Is lum off. aybe ihe only hope Is In our role as consumers. C It's harder and harder lo gel a public accounting of our campaigns. Il's about time lo get a coat accounting. ICI ins Tk* Owl WrlWri Orm* H e r* d te som e dates that are likely to ratrh the fancy of terrorists J a n 20 — Th e anti-American group Hr i holt* h could be active on this day It Is Ihe am fveraary of (* h • d d I n g ihe freeing of 52 American hostage* b lo o d on on from Iran tn I M I •nntvoraory of HerboUah la the Ira b i r t h d a y is m a n -s p o n s o re d •xlra apoclai £ group responsible for killing more than 250 Americ an* In the Middle East since I UN.I T h r group still holds American hostages Feb I — This la the anniversary of the Ayatollah Khomeini s triumphs) return from eaile lo Tehran In 1070 Feb 11 — Iranian-aligned terrorist* cek brate ihe anniversary of the final overthrow of the Shah oflran in IB79 March 21 — This la the Kurdish New Year The Kurds are a tribe of people in Turkey. Iran and Iraq who would like their own homeland A forge group of them was killed earlier this year In an Iraqi chemical weapon* attack The key I mortal group la Ihe Kurdish Worker a Party, a Marxist outfit begun In the mid-1970a that targets Turks everywhere Kurdish terrorists could exlend their hatred lo American* because the United State* and Turkey are N A TO allies March 26 — Palestinian Ierror 1st „ . __, •eeihe with anger when reminded of tl. anniversary of Ihe signing ol Ihe peace treat between Israel and Egypt in 1979. The Ab Nldal group la thr moat active of th Palestinian terrorist* ll haa carried out 9 attacks since 1974. killing or Injuring almoi 900 people Americana are a preferred large Abu Nldal attacks on Ihe ome and Vlcnn airports In December 1965 left 17 propl dead, five of them Americana. In addition I Abu Nldal. the currently active Palcstlnia ierrorm groups arc Ihe Palestine Llberatio Front ana Ihe Popular From for the Uberi lion of Palestine- Special Command. April l — This is celebrated as "Th e Day t Ihe Islamic Republic" In Iran, the day in 197 when religious rule was established amon Moslem leaders In Iran. April 24 — Armenians use this day t memorialize ihe thousands of Armenian massacred by Turks In 1915. The moat actlv terrorist group Is Ihe Armenian Secret Arm lor llie Liberation of Armenia. A SALA ha been active In assassination* In America a well as throughout Europe. Nov. 19 - The Customs Service auggeali that on tht* day. any number of Palestlnlar terrorist groups might be active because It li Ihe anniversary of Egyptian President Anwa: Sadat'a historic Ulp lo Jerusalem In 1977. Dec. 22 - This to s good day for Turkish rktoh diplomats dl * Americana and Turkish In Ihe United Stales to slay home. It to the anniversary of the 1976 riot In Kahramanmaras. Turkey, when 105 people were killed In fighting between rival Moslem sects. #? 4*<S AaSsrssa aa* CMsVsaAHs CssrriM. im Usmm N M n fo S u X .X i �Sanford Haiaid, Swilord. f\oM * — Wadnewity. N o v m b f 9, 19M - M County--------- FINANCIAL C M t i x i o f Irani Pag* 1A Incumbent running. I think the vote has lo be considered s compliment to all my colleagues on the board " Kelley said her elertlon re­ flected a call for change by the voters. "T h e people are ready for a change.'' Kelley said. “ I was Ihe (tropic's candidate I went out and goi lheir confidence. Thai made the difference." Kelley said managing growth and holding Ihe line on laxrs will be tier lop priorities Hut Kelley said s cross-over voir ot Democrats itelprd her elertlon ami site rrrd llrd her campaign staff, which she de­ scribed as hard working In addition. Ihe campaign was b o ls t e r e d by m o re th a n Market moderate, prices dip NEW YORK — P r k n opened lower today In moderate trading of New York Stock Exchange taauea. The I km Jones industrial average, which mac 2 65 Tuesday, was off 11.03 to 2116.46 shortly after the market opened Dreltnrs led advances 566-I M among the 1.155 Issues crossing the New York Stork Exchange tape. Early turnover amounted to about 0.670,000 shares Stock prices closed slightly higher In moder­ ate trading Tuesday as the market ant trips led the vtclory by Vice President George llush In the presidential election but remained con­ cerned over the economy. "The market was down Friday and Monday because tt was Jolted by the October un­ employment report." said Monte Gordon, research director of Dreyfus Corp. "What we have here Is a rebound from this." Gordon said the slronger-lhan-expected re­ port showed the economy was growing at a faster rate than was expected, which raised fesraof Inflation and higher Interest rales. Hrgarding the election. Gordon said the Hush victory could cause a short term rally but added that Investors would soon return their focus toward economic Issues Dolin' opens lower; gold, silver higher T h e U S. d o lla r ended slightly lower today In Tokyo and then opened weaker In on other major foreign currency markets The price of gold was must I, higher In earlier trading In Japan, •he dollar continued its slide against the Japanese yen. closing st 124 65 yen. ofT 0 06 yen from Tuesday's rinse of 124 73 yen Dealers said the dollar made wane rarty gains, tail later a wave of heavy selling on the heels of ihr hush vStory In Ihr U A presidential rlectloa sent It Into s txiUpm A dealer with the Jspsiwsr foreign asrhangr bank Yaauda Trust aakl the dollar fell In part brrauar traders have no reason to bettrve President elect Georgr Hush will do any better at reducing the federal deficit than President Reagan did Hush's promise not to raiae taxrs adds to ronrern that Ihr deficit will continue, the dealer said H r added, however. I haI it Democrat Michael Dukakis t ad won the election Ihe dollar w o u ld h a ve fa lle n even further. In Europe, the dollar began the oay In Zurich at I 401 Sw iss franca, down from 1 5000 The dotlai brgan trading In Frankfurt at I 7615 Weal German marks, down from 1 762. in Parts at « 1176 French francs, down from 6 06. in Hruaacla at 37 52 Helglsn francs, down from 37 77 and III Milan st 1.324 25 lire, down Irum 1.324 55 M E L ItO U H N E - H a rris Carp sold Tuesday It reached a definitive agreement with Genera! tie d rtr Carp to sc quire OF. Solid Stale, as |ire vtoualy aniMNimrd for I2 W million cash Bushby members of the National Aaaoelatlon of SeturUlta Dealer* are irpreaentattve Intcr-dealer prteea as of mkl-momtng today. Interd ealer m arketa change Plunder 3 H 33* 4 33* 304 30* 35* 46* ’ 17* 31 54 A 30* 13* 1 13* 31 63 fi 31* 35* 43* IT * 21* 50 30* 11* 33* 31* •3M MCA In London, the IWKish pound opened at 41 781. up from ( I 77 at the close on Tuesday In rarty New York trading. Ihr < U U r was slightly lower againal key foreign rurrm rtra In light trading Htrrfo agrees to buy GE Solid Stata automotive industry, ihr mill tary and othei customers, employs about 10.000 pruplr. with annual sales of 4550 million The Harris armlronduriiir sector employs shout 4.000 proplr with annual sales id about 4300 million ii* e* O u tla w e d tram Page I A Massac tinsel Is and en ding Ihe Drmnerallr Party's ht>|>es of recapturing Ihe While Mouse that Jimmy Carter fowl lo Rragan in I960. The Republicans now have won five of Ihe Iasi stx prrsl den!u) etrellons And for Ihe first lime In four decades, since I h r Dem orrals* R o ose ve ltTrum an era. ihr same party will control the While House for a third ronarrutlvr term Al 5 36 a m EST with 95 percent of Ihe voir rutin led. Hush had 45.396 354 voles for 54 percent uf Ihr (aipuUf voir while Dukakh. had 36.730 660 voir* for 46 purer)I Hush carried 40 stairs worth 426 electoral votes — capturing Ihe nation’s most populous stair. California, and Its lop prUr of 47 rates early today llukaki* won 10 stairs and Ihe llW rtn of Columbia worth 112 rales II lakes 270 uf Ihr 536 Elec Ioral College rates lo win Ihe prraldrnry Untlhr Reagan's ss reping vtrlury in I UNO that gave He publicana rontnil of Ihr Srnalr. llush won without providing a It* B* It Gold And tu e a r NEW YORK - Foreign and domes! k gold A silver prkes quoted In dollar* prr iroy ounce Wednesday Gold O t W k l Stair of homer* llie, N J . a tnanulw turrr of srml r o n d u r t a r c h ip s for the IOiOOu 30 20 15 65 iA m a f t r . Indus 2121 62 oft 5 67 Trans 024 46 off 3 16 Utils 164 30 off I 60 Silk k 603 26 o6 3 27 Ihevkius t Umr 4 IN 5 O o fT4 00 Morning living 410 50 up I O 0 I long Kong ■ 4101 i i«ttc « spin'1 gold Ofwn U ltL U O U T X110 Comes spot *— •*silver open 6 413 up 0 02 (London m o rn in g filin g i lunge ts haard on the per vkiusday'sclosing p rk r I Woman collapses, dies at Lake Brantley volleyball match ■y TOMYI Maraid sports wrttar DHLANDO - .Joyce Frank, known as "Mama Frank" to Lake Hrantley H igh School athletes, collapsed during a 4A H rg io n V cham pionship volleyball match Tuesday al Dr. Phillips High School and lalrr d i e d , a c c o r d i n g to a spokeswoman for Sand Lake Hospital. The mother of Lake Hrantley , L B j L Fred H. Williams. 70. 200 Airport HIviL. Sanford, died Friday. Horn In Sanford, hr was a lifelong resident. He was a retired civil engineer, a member of Firs! Presbyterian Church. Sanford, a rrllrrd Navy officer, a member of Ihe Sanford Rotary Club and Ihe Florida Engineers Society. Survivor* Include his daugh­ ters. Sarah W. Johnston of W in te r Park. E lK a b c th W. Gulmunnof Lake Mary. Linda W. Tangential) of Longwnod: a sis ler. Mrs. A. F. Kelly. Richland. Ga.; and arvrn grandchildren. Brlssott Guardian Funeral Home. Sanford, is In charge uf something like this never lisp prns." said Lakr Hrantley ruarh Wolfgang llalhlg "H scares you Something like this helps you keep things In prrsprrllvr "She supports us at all ot our events." Halbig said. The matrh wan delayed about 45 minutes as volunteers, then paramedics assisted Frank. Alter she was lakrn lo Ihe hospital, the match rraumed and Lakr Hrantley won, 15-10. 15-6. S*-. C H A R L E S V. P U TN A M Charles V Pulnuin. 74. 578 E. Seinlnnlr Avr . Lnngwt*)d. dleil Friday. Horn In Hastuia. N II.. hr moved to Umgwond Imtii llarrv. Vl . in 1072 Hr was a rrllrrd engineer for Sprague Fleet rtc Co . and a Navy vrlrran Survivors include his wife. Mary F.; son. Scolt, Hollis. N il.: daughters. Patricia Stewart of Plymouth. Mass . Sandra Famiw of Guam. Koarmary Cannon and Janet Mead, both of Dcllona; 10 grandchildren: and one great grandchild. Halil w in -Fair child Funeral Home. Allumontr Springs. Is In charge of urrangrmrola. FRED H. WILLIAMS coaches C in d y and Dehhlr Frank, site milaparO with Ihr Lady Patriots leading 14-3 in ihr second game A s I h r s p r c la i o r s w r r r ushered from Ihe gym. peopkfrom both Ihe take Hrantley and Dr. ITillllpa contingencies al tempted to assist Ihe woman I‘liramedics from West Orange answered Hie rail and. after treating Frank al Ihr srene, transported her lo Ihe hospital "Y o u hope and pray lhal arrangement* RON A L . B O O ZER Mrs Rons L Ifcsi/rr. HI. of 2501 Fast 2l6h Sired. Sanlord. died Tuesday at Central Florida Regional Hospital Horn October 13, 11)07 In lialnbrldgr, Ga.. site moved in Sanford In 1025. She was a h o m r in a k r r . and a member of New Zion Primitive Baptist Church w hrrr she served on Ific Mother's Hoard and the 16-aconcM Hoard. S u rv iv o rs Include a son. Stanley Calvin of Kissimmee: four sisters. Eva Ferguson of Vonctal. Wash., ilrsslr Walker and Venus G iicsm . ImiIIi ol Sunford: one grandchild. Wllson-Flchclbcrgcr Mortuary Is In c barge of urrungrment s R O B E R T A L L E N S M ITH , JR . Robert Allen Srnllh. Jr.. 31. of 1 1 0 0 P in e V a lle y L a n e . Titusville, died Tuesday al Jess Parrish Memorial Hospital In Titusville. Horn October 22. 1957 In Jersey Clly. N.J., he moved lo Titusville In I960. He was a coot rue Hon laborer, an Anny veteran, and a member uf Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church, Titusville. Survivors Include a son. Teddy Smith, Titusville: his father. R o b e rt A lle n S m it h . S r .. Titusville: Ills mother. Barham Ann Smith. New York City: "roallall" effect and Congress D R I . chairman ol ttie thui-a rrmalnrd firmly DrmnrraHe Hanking Commit Ire. was dr The Democrats proin led ihelr fealrd ctearlv 54-46 margin lo Hie Senate Driin* rat* gratified two GOP whrrr 33 orals were al slake, govrr wa ships in Hie 12 stati-y and II appeared they would with those races. Iiol lost one In Inrrraar Ihelr majority by one or Montana In licpiililir.in Star] two seats. They also gained a Stephen* lor a net gain nl one lit possible six seals In Ihe House In d ia n a . E v a n H avh I tl c where they already held a 32 year old son of former Sen1 255-177 advantage Htrcli Hayh. hrai l.i Gov .folio Among S rn alr Ineumbenls. Mule for Itie M-al id retiring GOIt Nevada Rrpubilrun Chle llrchl Gov Riderl Orr. and In West fell lo former Gov. Kli hard V irg in ia . D em ocrat Gaston llryan and appfontrd Nebraska Caperlon ousted three term GOR Republican David Karnes was Gov. Art'll Mi»>rr ilrnird a full term by |*tpuDr Given Hie large .imuoiitv ol former two term Denim ra llr disAallsf.nlkm with t*dh prrsb Gov Robert Kerrey, a Vietnam (triiii.it candidates, it had txrti Medal of Honor sinner The thought itial voter lurnm ii IVmorrats (a t Montana Sen would he low Early esllmale^ .John Melrher. however, when were lhal roogtily half Hie voting former farm brnadrasirr Conrad age (Mi|mlallnn atkiul 'K| Hums won a HrpoMlran upset million people - had voted I n r u m h r n l Sen L o w r ll Wrk-ker. R Coon . rrfuaed lo C u ll Gaus id llie CianinMIrv ronerde defeat in his Mil for a lor Hie Sludy ol Ibe American Electorate said I lie numt>rr o| fourth trim against Allomey Attlerh a * eligible voters going General Joseph Llrberm an. lo tile (*dls cih i Ii I tie as low a* rawing to seek a recount as 99 prrrenl of the voir reporting Ih r 51 I (irrrrnt that voted in IfMH it*e low,-*i turnout tit showed him Wising by a mere recent limes wav 52 6 peri-rot in H (MW voir* In neighboring Rhode Island however, vrlrtan |!WO It rose vligtnt, in 1964 In Rep Fe rn a n d St G rrm a ln , S3 I percent Algerians vote on constitutional changes NawTwrfe if gfOt mrfrfiant Iik manufacturer In the United States. Hants 4130.000 In camiulgn contribu­ tions. a county record for a local race. "W e worked hard." Kelley u ld . " T h i t was ihe key to winning this. Hie phoning. Ihe walking. Ihe tellers " An opponent of Ihr rotinly charter, which voters approved by 56 percent. Kelley said she would be willing lo work to make the charier effective She opposed the rlu rtrr. saying II would give loo murh power In r o u n ty a d m in is tra to r Ken Hooper and might pose a risk lo Ihe self governance of cities Kelley sakt she wants In make surr lo protect the rights of "Hie people and Ihe elites — lo retain Ihelr rights and lo slop some of these suits Frad StrMtman defeated Warred "We've got lo gel logether." Kernel she said m alrrnal grandparents, Eddie and Lottie Wise. Jersey Clly. Wllson-Ftchellk-rgrr Mortuary Is In charge ot arrangements. soon a. soma i_ r.iw . ni|vTM gnM n ALGIERS. Algeria — - lu Algerian t*Trsklenl_ m wa. banking! j fMBMTfMIM»T»ii|w»seil cnnsllluf in a i r l c i r n e u M B H 40 aallsfy demands ft* grritrr demaaaaay and stem the unrest that led lo a week ol noting Iasi month The (kills were scheduled lo nprn at 8 a m (2 a m EST1 for voting on Ihe referendum, pro­ mised by Hendjedld after noting Ort 5 12 left an cstlrivaled 200 people dead The proposed reforms lo Ihr 1976 const itm km were designed C h a rte rCrmtiaaed frsra Page 1A "Th e approval ol Ihe charier glvrs cun ml bark tu Ihe votera. They proved with thla vote that they ran la'x lhal respimalhillly amf that they will be able In Ihe f u t u r e lo h a n d le g r o w t h inanagment with greater coop eraiton bet wren llie rilles and county." The charter will make few changes lo county government, although 11 will give residents the (lower to prnpuar ordinances and pass them If rounty rommlsAkiners don't, recall rounty lonunisAkmenv. and make fun­ dam ental change* In Ih e lr county government such as having cuminiMlonrrs elected by district or Itaving ail ap­ pointed sheriff or lax ciillectnr. The charier fai-etl a rocky path to Its approval Tuesday night. Cities itp|KMrd it because they fell It might give the rounty more rontnil over them. In some counties that have already passed c h a rte rs , s u c h as Broward County, the voter- lo assuage demands for curb* on Ihr monolithic power of the ruling National Llhrratfon Fnml dent's |*iwrr lo appoint and lire Ihe prime minister and no saneHull of n(>(*mlHon parties, fell short n( llw ifosltrs nl .several , OM^prtipn*ril change would •rrlorsuf Algerian w*;lfjg.v | Afwiut 500 Afgerfon tnlrlkclut m a k e * ih r ro u n try s p rlm r ittttkfM acrountaWe U> the Na­ als gothmed Wednemt»y al the tional Assembly rather than the I’afoiT of I'u llu rr to Remand party for approval of the gov­ freedom of e*presslon rather ernment's programs than a package ill rosm rllr Another amendment would changes redefine the role of Ihe president The artists, musicians and as "embodying the unity of the writers dlscusM-d plans i<> form nation." Instead of the current their own prolessional nrganl/a* definition as "the rmodimrnt ol Hon her ol stale conlrol party and slate unity." 16* lots, who have proteslrd Bui the package, which run use of Ion urr by set or Ily foncrv tains no changes In the prrsl and Journalists seeking relax atlon of censorship are also trying lo (ortn their own pm frsslonal l**llrs D ip lo m a t |r so u rce s said authorities w rrr ihoughl lo Ic.ir approved charter r r r a lr d a a low lurnoul In Ihe rrlcrruduml land use planning committer with land use powrr over Ihe which would Im- seen as a Inlluni elites and ro u n ty . Volusia for llendjedld. as imirh as ,i County pusM-d a similar Lind further outbreak of drtnonsirn, Hons board. The charter already has faced a legal challenge (tom charter committee member Webster. He also has been succesful In rhallrnglng Ih r Orange Countv Continued from Page IA Charter, now before the slate united." Supreme Court. Dennis noundrd (rersonallv1 Webster attempted lo have the charlrr question taken off of hurl when she said. "No. I don't Tuesday's ballot, saying Hie plan lo ever run again. The county commission foiled lo people ol t.o iig w n m l hnvq follow pi opr r legal prorrrdurr to spoken." Faulkner was unavailable lot adopting tt. but a Seminole clrruil judge refused lo hear Ihr comment. H r was admtllrd to o. arguments, allowing Hie refer­ coronary rrtllcal rare null ol Hit Florid.i Iloapltal-Altaiiionle lot endum. The Judge allowed Wrlislrr lo otisi-rvalloo on Nov. li and H pursue his challenge If voters rx|»erlrd to !*- released liMlay*' approve the charter. Wctisler according In Ills wile. The victors are lo tie sworn in has staled he will pursue his challenge. on Jan. I. Longwood— B r it o n G U A R D IA N Funerul Home I n a l k o K H lor Mr* Sonr L II at IM) r*«I m* Urwl M r ! <M W a ciW r I. m il to •» II • m iatuathf •! 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F*rn Prefc r" Gramkow-Galnes Funeral Home LOCALLY OWNED A OPERATED ISO DOQ TRACK RD. LOMQWOOO a WW II MVKAtMAtO • pvouRLV s n v i t t a w c d w w w i y r o t o v ia to o y e a r s L CROFT T h e G U A R D IA N PLAN *, i Prearranged Funeral Program �• A — Sanford Horstd, Sanford. Florida — Wadnaaday, Novambar 9. 1 Love of walking ▼ rs Christiansen Itumors wult•H Harald corraapondant Slxty-four-yesr-old A) Chrta* tliinam lias always been athletic. Aa a boy In Val d'Or (In rural northern Quebec), he araa a cram-country akter, tee hockey player and runner. "Where we were, everything win far apart.'* he joked, "ao are had to run...lt araa the only way to get where you aranted to go.** Christiansen's love for running continued Into adulthood and. aa he got older. It evolved Into competitive walking On T . ips •lay. he was a competitor In the rare aralklng event at the Oolden Age Game* In 19ft3. he was preparing to participate In a 15-kllomeler r a r e n e a r hla h o m e In Washington. D.C. The course through the hills surrounding the capital was an unfamiliar onr so hr and some fellow competitors wanted to beemome at ipialnlrd with It. As they walked the area Christiansen kept up a steady, tint strong, pace. His friends, having seen a demonstration on rate walking (sometimes called jxiwcr walking), told him he would be good at It and enlouraged him to give It a try. As he entered competitions, he consistently scored well and soon was at the lop of his age group every time. When Christiansen retired •mm his job with the Federal Aviation Authority In I960, he tllil not Increase the frequency of Ills <nm petitions. “ I don't really do this for any reason except that tt*s fun.** he said matterof fadly. lie walks, baseball cap askew, with arms stiffly bent and legs straight. Ills breathing la steady yet calm. Despite the heal, he Irnrrly breaks a sweat. Christiansen has won so many ■iirtlals that he no longer keeps track of his arcompltshments. lie aald that he has started donating Ins awards to running Hubs so they ran be used to rrward the winners ol their r.vT». Hr s h r u g s o ff h is s u cc e sse s. {Man. saw r » r * t -i u u s u s Tow*** rr * s . osi* i n ar. i n B s r Hi a m t . n . n e t (Man. a n « M l - d l ts k s o twits* M GwH»«rl. m u 1 M M . I ll i«M *n N iIk m m. Is rg n — I Its I I I Or Mains. Si. V n n siW " On* I M II IWaman *s m •« M l— t il K « t « w » i « i U L kng i u i | t i M vsw a« i i s IWemen H u rt I O Sl. sssst —(II CsmiUs xisi. M I ll Lsils H*u*#t«r il Ansmani* I r - S * ana K », TSsmyan i l Lska M iff i m i m s i i n ••>*.« KUlwacWniSt.M.M m M M V s I n n CANOC O a tTA C LI iMsn ag»t U U l III Oa r p I m w i m M m » s i s i n n III Sa>pn famSi 44 Is rn F b» » I D S III C s r1 M ifS .il Bttldss.OM s I if * IMsn. s a t U S I - M I A n HwwnS i> Caw Macs Fsft. M as i m s > i i i Csrrwi.t Fsanaws t l l a n n r i I M S I H i I n i Mawriei SI isnfeeea l M s l IMsn. agst m m — 111 IS 11 Fw i O n u I M tr. I l l WWrtsr Ms^sfl | (| IMsn. n n H i t l - M l lsalts Tl V a * « t i l » » n . Oats I J i l l i l l Sat A l l t n o l i ta r in g i I t l f1 M tit-1 1 1 >asaan N>Hcn M IM M l i l t i i Halts* M I M M ; I I I L r WiHism ;O n * I M i l SfSt M 4 il I I I X StIS WMHsll I HU t f n i» * t l •i l l Issn I w t M O U t I i l If. H I Csm.iW I S M MUSH | M l III XST T l w - w SI IM S '.i f* " Mftnv ! M u VOW# M I L ! R IM , IMsn. s t n U W I-M I jut Stswa is Orltsat is a IMsn. t f n M i i ) - 11 I J U Mu fear M ew t CHartan* It U ||| Buna.a Oarasaa rtf. la S S lit Cart M art i l •Then!:» was a boy. *«i Christianssn ran Ho .*, tha Wyg*jold pov.vr walks. And. he said, he drinks sevrral beers s day. Though he Is retired, he works hard every day on his farm In Venus Inear Srbring). where he cultivates native Florida pistils <I.ilmtng they are “no big deal.'* *'l have been in training now lor 35 years." he said. H r said thr secret of his wins K n ui r It ton. lie starts each day Chrtstanscn limits his corn with a fiber rich meal, has a petition to contests in the state large mtri-day meal, and nothing -.tof rpotr tlianSa salad fog d in n e r.;;tn v r raslomilly. he will make an exception. A few years ago. he went to the Pan American games In Toronto where his mother lives. Next summer he plans lo attend the World Masters in Copenhagen. Denmark. f a t h r r la U fu s t once." he said Christiansen's wifr. who was working the polls In Venus the day of this race, often competes when he does, but he leases that she is not as good he Is "I don't know if I'll he tuck here next year.** he said, climb mg Into his van lor Ihe inp bom a tim e : Lynch: ‘I took the bull by the horns’ IMsn asst U f f l - l l l Sari I n i i l Can aMarry >1 II. H I CaSar D r w U VH>M«s Basra Vs MM 111 W»i>sm ts m s s H Cans Bssrit is is tMtn. as** IS III — H I O u t !•><*» »| Owl Or anff IMsn. asss f » i * l - ( H * H f < OsU»n 11 *|-T~ - V IS. HI O u t O t n U a ti O IsnSs M It I Mr n a n sgn 11 M l- I I I V u f ~ a Aram 11 IsnisrS II M iwsmsn s s a a M M I-ln f t w e O s m U OrlanSs i l M H I l n * i Mtcksr U trri ChartsHa i l <1 I W i m t t i p i f l aai — I I I B a rm s ■ i H w v r a i is annanaaH va Ml if H i M a r lamat MsMart M K ir f r s U Ma mu r— I U tail U l i l -m ■»*» FgMfsrB n M m a M lg»-ng< I t * **n' B l C V C l I . 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H i S hi Saar U OlanSa 111 Harry Csarsa it Mwiiana IMan ago* i l i l l III OaSi l r * u I n . Farf. Ill llm or S itatlny >t i n m •Man agat M t i i -I I I ktOa-< Ha-wn aa Curtysr* M tt H I O M m Man* at r n r yn **" 9 a IWaman agar 11 *#■ *M| Mar, »«m n ya lanla.a I I I t i n . b rg a 't i l la t a H p riH n H i OeraMy tgriHnan V Cat M a il - 'l l Aiua &f».ay tl la st lata (t i O a », i narf t l l n u « n . . IWaman agat itaai -H I I «n* m an u Caytaikarty <>y Mary Hagkm t i t Lang nans III Briars Srama. U COmans Saatn IWaman t y n IS i t ) -M l I a m Cam • a l il. Tanarta««aa l U n o i agat O iff -M l Mayya Oalang tt, laanga City, |J, l a a N * « a * . /f. O a g a t » , l i l Oarta (aa<ay n Oan*a cW *• ~* OOkUMO I l N R i a t III laanma P g n ii Maun. Dart H I ataran A. tan it laniarS i i . i a i a a v i i ' la>Hrg C H IC S I S I I I I Jan* ( t l a n f il Wavtinra ill A: Saa ft Or<t*wt H> m.“ Sana, if O tanSi Judges look for style in sw im m ing competition By CAROL J. RUMM Y Herald Slsll Writer 1AJNGWOOD - Vsl Lynch Is no nlmngrr In water. Whether in Wlnlhrop. Mu m or Deltona. Fla., nhe'n never l>ern far from the ocean, or diving — the sport she IfiVPH Yesterday ihe 67-year-old grandmother of *rvrn pul (himr years of oceanfront living lo work at thr Mth annual Golden Age Gamrn. For her efforts she took home a gold medal In Ihe women's diving event. “ I juM look Ihe bull by Ihe horns.** Lynch said. "You have to do II. Of course you want lo win. hul Ilull's not the thing. W hat's Important Is you've I Tied.' B y C A M O iJ . R U M M Y Harald Staff wnter Shr credits the xport with keeping her thin, healthy and alive. Four years ago Lynch underw ent a triple bypass operation. She couldn't believe she needed the surgery; xhe Wilt cited her w e ig h t, and lollowed a lt.il.merd diet. Sitting |MMtlsld«- .il Lyman High School, shr brushes wet things away from her (orrtirnd. shrugs hrr shoulders, mid s;iys what mat­ ters Is today. *'l Is.....red right back,*' she wild ‘T i n Mill here and 1 feel great.’* She Is an at live lady, who says shr has no llinr lo feel lonely or miss her days as a Ixwikkeeper. *'My children tell me they have to mnk* an up|>o!ntmrnl with me |iih I lo talk on the tele­ phone. shr sold Ik-sidr* diving, •.hr plays tennis four days a wi i k. plays piano and sings m a lo* al« hole "people say. ‘what's that old lady doing diving'^'** Lynch said, and laughed. "Hut the real advrnlnrr was In my moving down here Her husband died 16 years ago. and In 11*H1 Lynch made Ihe derision to move from her home town ol Wlnlhrop to [)rllnuj. Shr likens the small town Hlinnsphrit- of the Florida elly to In-r MiiSHurliusetts home town. Lvrri no. It was not an easy move foi her lo make. She left behind n large 10 room house that had Ih en in her laiiilly for genera­ tions ami sin was leaving It to mint- In a rlly where she didn't know nnolher m iii I. "M y dangliter kepi saying. 11 OrlanSs I It Si. H ) A Mart Cssllsr i t O n ltr lt. CsnaSa I It If <11 F r a n MuMaffmS. f I. Oak Fa n. m i 11 if (Mar. i t a t I f I l l - I l l Tony Fla ft Ormans Bsatfi. t II »> III Egrl JiA sc JO Canal a M i l l . I l l Bill M a n ly tl, OranSrusS Vlllasa. Ma I I f f I IMan t f n f l t f l - l l l Jtnn UmbBMi. t l tl FgWrtfcurg 1 M M HI Vlnttnl Flarr. it V a '.n r i n u H I Vic tar Juiiui ta Wauckvia t tf f t (Man a«ra f f l i l - I U Jrrrpn Nilacr H Lantross 1 U M H I Rakarf tialron SO Gwitporl. M itt 1 U i l H I Dr Wuiism Ma n# fi. Voungiis** O*a 1 If It IW tm yn . rg a t It I l l - I l l O aralhy SsiHman.ft.Caiwmfvt O ta I U S IWaman. a t f i aS Sit — I I I Ma.ga.a* baman. tl. WSSilisn I U M IWaman a ta a a lW I-IIIJsn s O a b o .fi at WMar Ha ran I la II. H I Camilla >* i ltwa.1 I a) It; 111 Kay Tkamam* at. laaa M s.. ■ a t«a IWaman. t y n tg til-ill tiara voung it Canada t U tl IWaman. tyat t l t f l - M I Mary F***r»on ft. Oranfa City | « M III ElMr Jvls* tt Wawtuia i i l m 1 0 1 0 I V N C H S O H I I I D S W IM M IH O IWaman a g u I M f - l H (laanor Cyan tc SANFORD - Th e M th annu­ al Oolden Age Game* entered l(a fourth day of competition today , following competition yesterday in canoe sprints, obstacle canoeing. 4-mllc run. diving, triathlon, table tennis, mingles dominoes, checkers and bicycling Here are the results from Tuesday's competitioni BvVtCKII V a l L y n c h o l D e lto n a to o k th e g o ld In Ih e d iv in g e v e n t. T h e 6 7 -ye a r o ld s a y s s h e h a s no ve r b e e n far 'Aren't you gonna cry mummy, aren't you gonna cry?'” Lynch Irom th e w a te r sh e loves says she doesn't miss it because slit’s luo busy conrenlrating on wliai Is ahead, whit h in hrr rase tc a 50 yard swim event. LONG WOOD — Synchronized swimming is a s|n»n m Iii<Ii lias had trouble gelling attention In fail, many Americans In line tl la-gao Irss than IU years ago Luuisr Wing I* mil one <>l th.isr Shr kmiws better as she's been coaching It since I1M6 S h e 11 r * I learned erf Ihe sport when site was director of I h e II o s t o n YW CA. "I wanted to compete then." shr said ‘ Hut everyone told me I was tin old. and lhal I should roach." Yesterday Louise and hrr husband Fred p r o v r d them wrong The Massachusetts c o u v• p ie re c e iv e d gold ritrdals In the duet evrnl at the Golden Age Gam es. They rompetrd In s ratrgory for t h o s e 7 0 to 75-yrars-of-agr. However, It's not their first L o u is a a nd F re d W in g o f L y n n . M a s s . e n d showing Last th e ir s y n c h ro n iz e d s w im m in g set w ith s week they were f lo u r is h a m o ri g c o m p e t ito r s n a W lt it r r should lx- a pcrlrri right angle, Havrn evrnl, and future dales and e ve ry circle perfectly are marked on their calendar round " Louise began competing In According In Fred. It's an 1075 In the masters division for event that is becoming more and adults 20 and older. She tried to more populated by men "Pm Interest Fred In the sport, nol very good yri hul I'n. dropped sevrral hints ntxiiil Ihe trying." he said. fun II would tie. even gave him u The hard work Is |iaytug off. membership In a local pool for I heir combined scores have "He didn't use It." shr said. iicurly doubled slncr Louise and "H e'd come In and swim a Fred began working as n learn couple of laps, and say this Is back In '64. boring." After a few years Fred's al­ lamlse s[x iids two hours dally titude changed. W ith Louise ut Ihe pool, and Fred an hour, away for weeks at a time, he five days out ol seven. He says grew tired of frozen dinners and llir s|xirt Involves a grrul deal ol television. "It's much more dlf- concern ration, and they have lo flculi than II looks." lie said. learn lo lx- very efficient with "Th e Judges look for a perfection breath co n tro l and m uscle of line and design K vrry vptnrr movement. �Sanlord Herald, Sanlord. Florid* - Wednesday. November 9. i 960 - 7A 14th Annual Golden Age Games Schedule of Events High School, sponsored by KlwanixClub Pinochle — 10.00 a m at llo w rll Place sponsored by AAHP O o lf (H a n d lc a p C a llo w a y ) - 7 30 a m l»hutgun Martial Mayfair Golf Course; sponsored by Pancake Race Inge group applies! — I 00 p.m al Fl Mellon Park, sponsored by Pilot Club Hotary Club of Sanford Oolf (Handicap A Low Gross Onl> I No Calloway) Sw im m ing - 1*00 a in ai Lyman High School. — I 00 p m. |r.hotgini start! at Mayfair Goll lainti%on<l sponsored by Amerlran Hed Cross Course: sponsored by Koiary Clubol Sanford B illiards — Hni.it ion Men 2 r *o p m at Cltrk Shufneboard — (2 mil of 3|Doubles Only (75 point game). H .Mi a in ,u Ft Mellon Park; Center; aponaored by Optimist Club K n ittin g Conteet - 3 00 p m al City Hall sponsored by Hanford Shuffleboard Club Hobby Show and Photography - Open lo the sponsored by Extrusion Homemakers ol Seminole Public. 9 • S p in al City Hall: sponsored by County Tale nt Show - 7:00 p in. al Civic Center Extension lloniritiakrrsof Srtnlnolr Counly. Deeathlon. Psrt II — <*rio u m at Seminole sponsored bv Chamber of Commerce T H U R S D A Y , Nov. 10. 1988 PRECIOUS GEM S A LE WITH DIAM ONDS A. fmerjld Cut Garnet F.nham ed with tout Diamonds «n i G . f .t ' s a k p r k i B. IV-ar Shajx* Blue* Topaz Cold Ring with i Diam onds Rrl lY x rS V O SAII PRICI C . \ m r-th w l a , Id Ring ssith f\so Diamonds I W f . ’ ll) S A II PRICI D. Garnet Head Ring with two Diamonds Re* Pixell'*0 S A II PRICI I . Amethy si anri Diamond Ring s295 *169 *119 *105 *99 Rrl Pise S irs SA lf PRICI W illia m H ow ard’s * > 10 9 S * . 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Thomas was convicted at a general court-martial of fatally bludgeoning hts pregnant wile with a tire iron, pulling her body In Ihe couple's car and pushing It over a clifl to make it appear she killed herself. The body of Mrllnda Jean Thomas. 24. was found In the burned wreckage of the vehicle at Ihe bottom of s SOO-foot embankment along a highway In a remote mountainous Orange County ares near the Riverside County line Dec. 10. 1UH7. Thomas. In custody at Camp l>rndlcton Marine llase In northern San Diego County since his arrest In April, will be transferred to Fort Levrn worth. Kan . lo awall rxrrutkin. Staff Sgl. Sieve Short said. before ihe death arnience ran be carried oul. however, his conviction and sentence will be automatically reviewed by military officials, and can br appealed all ihe way lo the U S Supreme Court. Shod said B-1B bomber avoids houses before crash AHILENF.. Texas — Crew mrmbrrs of a B -Ill bomber with "flames pouring oul of Its engine" apparently were able lo guide Ihe craft dear of populated areas before ejecting safely, witnesses said Tile bomber crashed Tuesday near Dyes* Air Force llase dtiring a training mission. Ihe Air Force said. All four crew members were hospitalised In goud condition aftrr parachuting from the jet. "(The pilot) ltanked oil to the east to an area lo where there are just farms, so fie might have been trying lo gel away from any houses before he eras}led. said Mike Allison, an employee ul a truck slop in Ty e who said he witnessed ihe crash Allison said flames shot about 200 feet high for about five minutes brfore subsiding. Department of Public Safely troopers shut down Inlrrslale 20 for about 30 minutes. *F to return to Stanford STANFORD. Calif. - The letter F~ for flunk should be relumed to grade reports at Stanford University, whlrh threw It out near!) 20 years ago. most faculty members believe Tw o thirds of fam ily members at the prestigious university believe the so-called "scarlet letter" of grades should be revived, according lo a survey by the Com m Ilire on Academic . alsaU and Achievement The " F " win dunked oul of Ihe Stanford grading system In IW»9. and students who failed a course simply received no academic credit wllhout having lo bear Ihe stigma of Ihe letler Indicating failure on Ihclr grade transcripts The gradr "D " Indicating below average achievement atari was bounced but restored In 1975 The school's Faculty Senate will review Ihe committee's recommendation w h ic h d n rs not have f lrr sprinklers, sheriff's officials sold -m iIff Sherman block, whose other Is In the building, said the fire spread quickly through a 20 hv 30 room where drugs, mostly cocaine, confiscated in raids assio/r* Hr -id tin.* >iU4 of Ihe drugs was not expected to hani|irr future prosecutions because careful records were kept of ihe drug seizures Two plumbers using it welding torch to cap a steam pipe In the narcotics room accidentally slatted llie blaze, which caused *10.000 damage to flic building. Acevedo said LOS A N G ELES - A flrr accldcntally started by workrrs using a welding torch in u narcotics storage room in the H all of Ju s tic e forced the evacuation Tuesday of more than 2 400 people, .m inding 1,800 jail Inmalrs. and Injured several dozen people, authorities said. More than 120 firefighters extinguished the seventh-floor fire In about 40 minutes. Fire Department spokesman Greg A ccvrdo said. Heavy smoke forced the evacuation ol |ail Inmalrs. sheriff's nlllcluls and Firelighter lairry Hornier said visitors from the 15-storv build the blaze "wasn't that Olg " Ing "It was Just a whole lot of The 10 25 a m. flrr prompted the closure ol streets, causing a smoke," lloerner said, his lace smudged with m m .i "It was massive traffic Jam In thr really Iml lircausr this was a downtown area, and drlaynl some trials In thr Crim inal concrete building ll was like Courts b u ild in g across the bring in an oven " Param edics treated at Ihe street, authorilles said The county's outmoded radio serne 4t» firefighters shertlFs communications system was officials and building security unahlr to penetrate the Hall ol guards lor ru b e r heal exhaus­ Justice, which Is a concrete tion. cuts and htotsrs ot smoke building, causing drlays In Inhalation, A c rv rd o said Two communications between lire • deputies w rrr sent lo Inispltals officials outside ilie building and lot treatment ot smoke inliala firelighters Inside, llatlallon item Chief l i n n (ailhey said A hoot I Hi k I inmate*, w I m i are ll was thr first significant lire Ix Hised (HI I tie lofi five floor* ot In th r 03-year-old building llie hulkllng. were taken lo an F ro m U n lltd Pr*ss International report* United Press International ANCHORAGE. Alaska - For the second lime in two (lays, slate wildlife olllt lals Tuesrlay reported that a derr hunter has been allocked by a grizzly twar Hut the second hunter lived lo tell the talc " I figured I was done for." D uane C hristensen. 3 8. of Fairbanks, said from tils hospital room at Fairbanks Memorial ilospital where hr learned Ilia I number deer hunter was killed in a separate attack. | Christensen's hunting part tier idiot the allocking tiear as it chewed on Christensen's back, leg*and tin Ilock*. • Christensen was hunting on Kodiak Island, famous for huge jirnw n hears, and I lie other Victim. Ilartcy Sirvrnplprr J r . •to. ol Juneau, was hunting on Tlaraiiul Island In soutlieusl 'Alaska Slevcnpl|ier riled Doth )>c.if s were sltol and killed : Chrlslrnsen said he was in the ^lospltal when he heard utxiul the fatal attack on Sirvrnplprr. -lint he said lie didn't need to hear that lo realize how close hr frame m deal It 5 ‘T i l l real lucky." lie said Doth attacks occurred laic last Week, and stale wildlife nlllctals •released details this week • T h e 700-pound bear that lulled Slcvenpl|M-r Iasi Friday air jt.itt of the Itody and was cover In g the remains with forrsl rlchrls when searchers came Tipon i lit* licar Saturday, officials tvaid Monday. A ball ol gunfire felled the lieusl as It attacked the group. C hristensen was attacked Thursday, hut Ills hunting party had not arranged to lv picked up 1 3 3 0 -1 3 0 0 t » K I OUR C L A M ADI SANFORD S A V E T I M E & S A V E S$ A T A B C LOWER PRICES ABC 164ABC’S ft At c .< in. 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HARVEY'S Kona I A 7 9 •(■•IN I WTIS BACARDI 'ufso** ho * ' i i ' t , . - s i g ; •VOBKA Canadian M is t. in 6 o »r Ami, - , LIQUOR "SERVINGYOU SALE Second M \ K I I M A Kt l*'N| w ili9 9 » . Irotn the remote fly-tri hunting area until Saturday. He was taken to a hospital In Kodiak for treatment Christensen s hunting partner Hill I (urges* had Jusl idiot a deer and w as cleaning It w he n C h rlslrn se n climbed a h ill, skilled another deer and shot It He round It at Ihe end of a trail of blood — a trull that a tiear had scented "I was bent over ready lo gut It w li e n I h r a r d a g r o w l . " Christensen said. "I saw a sow and lwo culls 40 fret away. She cumr running at full charge light ai me I shoulrd and raised my arms and at 20 fret away I shot tier In tlie eye. but It didn't laze tirr. She kepi coming " Chrlslrn se n said the hear kuorkrd him down, knocked tits gun away, and hr turned onto ills front to heller protect himself. Imi the twar liegan chomping at tils Irgs. back and rigtil bullock When ttic tiear rrarrd up. Ilurgess shot It dead. Chrtstesrn said, and It hit the ground right next to lilm . lie said llic bear was H feet tall and weighed 700 imunds Th e two cutis stayed In the area for a day. fredlng on one of ihe d rrr. and then dlsap |>eared. Christensen said. Wildlife officials speculated that Slrvrnplper. who had a deer tailing device, may have In­ advertently attracted the lieur that killed hint. Christensen thinks gunfire atirurtrd llir tsar lhat atlurkrd hint because "Kodiak bears arr urn spooked by firearms or humans any more, and ifir gunshot lends to druw llirm In. li represents fresh meat to them They'rr not stupid." •O HIDOCM LARK DR. J U S T B R I N G IN A N Y C O M P E T I T O R S C U R R E N T A D A m e ric a 's U r y t i f Wlnm and Spirits M $ rc ft«n f i u Another hunter mauled by Alaskan grizzly bear RANDOLPH COURT APTS. W t BEAT ALL LOCAL ADVERTISED SSSS PRICES Sakharov begins heart tests HORTON — Andrei Sakharov. Ihe Soviet phyatrM and htimun rights champion, may receive a cardiac pacemaker at the siime hostnn hospital where fie wife. Yrlena hornier, tin dei went heart by pans surgrry two yrars ago Marlin Hantlrr. spokraman lor Massachusetts General Hospital. Issued a statement Tuesday saying Sakharov "began outpatient testing of bis canhovascular system" at the facility, tint refused In rl.dxir.ilr "At (Sakharov's) request, no further medical Information will l»r given for the next 10 to 14 days " Sakharov. B7. arrived Irt On- Untied Stales on the first foreign trip he lias been allowed In 30 years and la expected lo remain in Ihe IJnllrd Stales for two weeks for a scries of meetings lhat may Include a Nov. 14 meeting with ITrsid rn l Reagan. So far during hts U S. visit, (he 1975 Nobel Peace laureate lias been staying with Ills slr|idaughlcr. Tatiana Yankelevl* h. and her family In Newton, a Ikninn suburb the District Attorney's Office Voters in Tuesday'* election w rrr to con*Ider allowing county olllclals to sell $87 million In lionils to replace Ihe F lrr Dr p a rtm rn t's com m unications systrm. which alni caused pm Itleius during the May 4 flrr In thr 112 floor First Intel state I kink tower u n d e r g r o u n d tu n n e l th a t rxtrnds to the Criminal Courts building uemss the street. Hlnck said. T h e men w rrr ret or tied about 2 p m altrr the cleanup Sotttr cases In the Criminal Courts building were delayed whrn hallllls w rrr ordered in help In the evacuation, said Andy Reynolds. *|Mikrsman lor Rit O C fK T r t H >• RN rW rnrti fttAkd MM wcm« mca it IfA 4.69 me IN | « mm ‘ Ptfriei levet 219.95 • ’[ u . n m n i m iriiW iO m NOV11 TUISOU NOV ts 1 MILK . q a POPOV ANCIENT ABC UJJIIM0* | tMIZI oai VODKA AGI HAS 11*79;.,? 5 .99 mu,; | 10LU|T«M«.Cara h*..| Rl*, ..it’A, LOWER f FM ONdl**0V’1 TUCSDAVNOVIS | Borties A iRymes ll" 2.99 GALLO GAUOmn l iediBiRiebCieiir *»« 3.99 PRICES RHINE VI8M0UTH! SHOP & Jmrlean A Cell mu m 4*69 5 .6 9 . \ M m ° | COMPARE miUirSHl.UWrtj i « 1.79 MONCAT WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! SH0P& COMPARE �Scnlord Herald Sanford Florida - Wednesday Norembet 9 19(J8 — §A W ORLD Isr^eli'backed militia kills three guerrillas liniRUT Lehunon Mrmlirrs ni .in Israrll.backcd millii.i killed lliree I'.ilrsiinl.iu gut-rrlll.t* in Miuttirrii l.rh.innn Tuesday. and reportedly sri nil .in explosion .il a house ol a suspect in I hr shtKitingnl their comiTiandrr A South l.elianou Army mllllla *{HikrMium said troop* "ambushed a iiitni|i ol I'alrstlnian guerrilla* ns Ihey were allrrnpiing to inliltraie the so t ailed security rone ' rstahhshrd by Israel as a buffer with Lelianoti “ Three of the attacker* acre killed and several others at re wounded almnt 2 miles east of the (nirt i It) of Sldotl. 2 \ miles south of Heirut. the s|«okrsuian told Hit t hristian run Voice rd fret l.< tiannn radio si aI loo "The army (lulled I In dead bodies (mill Ih r tMlltelleld. he said There arte no t ianns nt responsibility hu the hilled ojirralion front any of the Palestinian la< tions The Moslem run lleinil Radio rrporietl the rnllltU dv minuted the iMiiisr ol Sofia (let f(ata 1 1 alio I. sus|M-< led Of shooting Soutfi l.etkinon Army tiHnmarider t»tri Antoine latwl at his residence m Mar)e voun n miles ntirth ol Israrl s fsirder lathd Vi. alto aas seriously wounded in the shooting Monday aas listrtl in slaltlr iondiii.nl m an Israeli hospilal in Haifa Whitbread literary awards announced LONDON five hnalisis atrt announced I oestl.iv for itriiain s rit first literary award I tie Whitbread flt«>k ol the Ye ar the sponsors ol tlie prl/r s.ud at a lamdon t rremony The prestigious twsi novel aaard went to Salman Rushdie for "The Satanh Verses ahlth flamboyantly sweeps continents and tulluies lo((rtlter said Lav Weldon one td flte Judges In the awards sponsored by W hit bread breweries Also honored » r i t a N Wilson for his « Ivotarly biography ToUtny and Petrr Porter for fits mat lime age (■a-rris f be Automall! Orai It Jody Alien suit llir <hlldrrn s lank award ha Awaiting I>rvrhtpinenls i hosrn by (hr judge* ftei ausr it was "c hlhl readable and Paul Savrt took tlir tlrsl novrl pn/r lm " T h r t tanltalsol Madia ss I lie flvr i Ilrg iirt Winners ra< h r r in t n l S.’ r .J ’i a ti.ille id I(k year old L.iphithtig malt whtskrv and tfte o|i|airturiilv tn January to win III* * 15 IHHi tt Initirrad Hook <>l itir Yrar award said .tan |tarn t halrrttan Sam W hit tar ail Mnlalti s other mafia lltrrarv award Ihr Ihatker prl/r is worth »Jb 250 l-J*t yral s Whtlhfrad Winner was llir thsaldrd lush port ( htUltr Nolan wlmwr autobiography I ruler the Lye ol the firs k has slot r sold I HO IS SI r optrs CrtiMs thought I hr Iasi novrl (atrr would if*i to Australian Itnn r (h a tw ins work I t/ (ataiist of ih r authors light against a myslrrtuus ifrhtlllal mg disease Hot Rushdie s Sal atilt Vrcse-s a story of twe Inbctn immigrant* hi hnialn who hop from Hie *ks Ukr Stian it*. , thr prl/r Nicaragua calls for removal of troops M ANAttl’A Nicaragua Prrsldrol Daniel tktega said Tuesday Nicaragua will p trv n l a plan to the new I S government tor thr rrm m al ol all foreign tr«*o(>* from t « rural Amerlt a Hit Issor ol set m itt Is thr old) nor worth tllsa osstng with the Untied Stairs IWtega s o l. It ibrv leel that lltru w< U llll Is thiralrnrd hy Nl« atagoa wt air prr|*itrd to Intel for talks cornerning thr return *1 ol live fmeigri military prrsnae in Nit aragua llr said Nltaragoa will | H i«n l a |.U'|»~d to the t.'nllrd Stairs rrganting llir retttoval of torrign military ttun(>* Irom < rnital Aitirrita and lulutr guarantee* td no military Intervention We nrrif a plan to wi|» thr p lrs rm r ol torrign ■*%lllt.irs irtMips Irian t enlral America a plan that w dl inrart the region s goyrrnmrnis plrilgr noi in establish foreign military liases or to rrall/r military tnaneov ir t w ith foreign nations t frtrga said Hr said Nltaragoa is not verv hop* hit the nrvl I S government will radh ally alter its |hi|» te* adding that Piesltlrni Rragali s (stilt »rs have le m i alaslrophit lor Nit aragua Ihr hurricane that ret ruby tin Nicaragua cannot l»ctMliparnf with thr tlainagr and snllnlng tausetf to thr jiruple of Nti aragua to llir Reagan administration l frtrga salt! C h in e s e death toll to p s 1 , 0 0 0 United Frees InUrwellonal REMIND — 1 fie death hdl rose lo more than 1.000 today In the aftermath of a ma|or rarlhquakr In remote southwest China, where revue efforts were ham ­ pered by heavy damage and rugged terrain. re(Hirts from tfie region said Thousand* of Clilnese soldiers led it s4 or arnl n covery rflorts in Yunnan Province where two towns and tfietr surrounding counties were ravaged hy the Su n d a y n ig h t quake that measured 7 fi on the Rubier vi ale Effort* In aid Ihe Melons hampered hv (amr commuflh a lions with the alter ted areas i unturned as military and polit e teams tried to rra< h isolated Villages cut oil h) drhrls and hh ksltdes that have blmked many mad* in ihe ru g g rd . tnouuiaintHis region fhaiiotle Her vhetmer. a lint on wtlo lives III the town of. .Jinghong 75 mile* from tire quake * center said In a tele phone interview that U» al news |M|irr and radio re|Hitt* plated Ihr nutnhrr of dead at more than 1.000 Her she i met , a C h i n e a r •(waking research *tndenl in Jinghong qnutrtl a It* al new* pa pt i a* r e p o r t i n g I fi a t emergency team* have tern unable lit apprnat h many re riiolr village* and lhat Ihe death loll would likely n*r as report* flllrrrtl m from other *ettle merit* Il Hire quake i only lasted alHHtl It) setorul* hut II s o very wary llershrimrr said All the truililing* were moving - amt Ural s a t tirrr where it ineattiretf }u*l 3 She *a>d power line* In Jinghong weir lm .tight down hv the Irinhlor She added that From Unitad Press International reports TH A N K Y O U FOR YO U R SUPPORT DAVI D M E A L O R Homeowners Insurance? < >m* HU till' s;i\ s it bes t T TONY RUSSI INSURANCE Ml P h . 322*0285 ■ 257S S. French A ve ., Snnford xs4uto-O w ners in s u r a n c e I dr I t af Itii.itus* lint nanu »a»» il all anil public facilities were dr sirov rd as Skip raked coco­ nut. rtcr and sugar plauhilions, crushed thousands of flOllsrs kills ked flow II (M.wcr and romnumlc.itinn lines anil washed away roads and bridge* T It r * t o r in w as e v r n stronger than Ivphoon Rtiliv which itHik al least ;UH) lives In Its |>assagr two weeks ago lm lulling tfiose nl 150 (oond dead after the sinking ol the Icrrv Dona M.irtlv o Fishermen today rc|Hiried flntllng human I h h I v part* and a wrist watih in die stumai h ot a sh.uk canglit oft Alhav pros lut e alsmt It hi mile* north ol w hrir the frrrv s.mk in Ihr Yis.iv an hca Several arras sin u k hv Tv (>lnsin Skqi remamrd tin der w a irr lodav lo ttin g authontirs to use small Ihmis and hrhio|>tris lo Icrtv trlirl gissls lo str.ltlilcil teslilcnls Manv ot ilu arra* writ still retnvm ng Irom Roliv s dc strut rive |stss.igr Unllrd P r i n International then were oilier foreigner* liv­ ing In Ills* arra. hut she knew- of not asualtle* among them Earlier. Chinese official* lold the Unllrd N’aiion* office In ilel|lng thal tire confirmed draih toll had risen to 9311. State run television reported more Ilian 1HXI people were confirmed to have died and radio re(H>ri* said 6-15 others were injured M ANILA. Philippine* Typhoon Skip whirled Inward Vietnam today after tr.impl lug a chain of island* m the cemral Philippines, leaving 71 people deatl '*r> missing and more lhan I million seeking shrlier tin higher ground official* said Wrathrrmrn said Skip ihe third killer storm in iwn weeks left the Phlh()|ilrie area of responsibilit y at h a m today. Il was moving west at ms* Ihe South China Sea toward Vlrtnam wttli rrtlured renter winds of h i mph luromplrte combined re (nuts trnin tellrf agencies and Ibr military showetl at least 71 people w r r r killed hy landslides lloodwaters and flying debri* d u rin g the typhoon'* tw o -d a y sweep arms* the trn ira l Vitayan region ami thr Hu id prninstda south ot Manila An oflie laI in Jinghong also reached by telephone said the Xishuaiighaimu regional gov ermneni sent hospital worker* to treat the Inturerl Most home* and building* were reported destroyed or dam aged around th** town* ol I an tang and Mertglian near the border with liurm a I 550 mile* stmlhwe*! of llelpng television showed film widespread dr vast a lion in* hiding many desiroved mud walled shack* Peasant* dug through drhrt* and tarried the deatl away Chinese fiH iiagr id Official* salt! millions of dollar* worth of t ropland* Bamott donates money for aviary!1 U:,n,<ahus,7 # ‘ bihl »fi - * »w > h ., . * - T -- “ U T M 'iw - * — is * «• » ■— *— » anfa ^36,000 ... u ifor ur * /: •OxWarUilps -. * s— - ^ a. v. > * * 'S** ■ w .s ^ T ’"* » Ks I o .. S ta te pton * Banks grants $50,000 to Vocational Scholars Program r*** I to*' «I h _ AFTER 15 YEARS. YOUR DEALER IS LEAVING THE COUNTRY • pW • J^T — , w *^i I -~= |I *5* m*mm —' ■ —J »•♦ 1m tom S , | J ^ ' J S W o ^ I L a. W sS soTp^^ * ^ ***0 -- S S5~|S m* £ mb- SFjf.. » toto*1— e*p«i mm —tomm ■ vk mtm ih .* S ‘J r S j w j w r s t r ir .r r fw isw "W ts ? ^ ^ mmOtott—to_toTf ’^ n*?1** Jf * “ .* tm » r|»Lw* *~ *» : N o tE V e iy o n e W f e te "F e e l Good A g a in " LAKE Afghanistan sends envoy to Moscow ISLAMAIIAD Pakistan Afghanistan announced ihr ap|Mtiulmrnt Tuesday of a senior ( ahinrt minister as anittaswador to Moscow in an .i|i|Mtcnt hid to end (silitital feuding over government strategy in the Afghan war Stale tun Kahul Radio said Interior Minister Saved Mohammad tiiilah/ui had lm n a|i|Hiiotrd (he new Afghan ambassador hi Moscow in a move req united hv ihr Soviet Dillon ' (hil.ih/nt is leader ol ihr Klialif 1massesi |a< lion in Ihr ruling People s IVtiiiih rail! I'.irit ol Afgliantshm w liirfl Is rtuliruilrtf III a long standing fruit wiih tin rival Pan ham Ihaimrrl group. Ird ftv Ptrsldenl Na|lhullah Wrslctn diplomats say (nil.di/iii had sooglil a military solution lo llir wai while Na|llmllah s Pan ham lai lion lavorrd a (Hilittc.il srlllrtnrul ifi.it would lm hole a htuud liasrd government m Kahul "Th rv'vc pul him mil ot harms wav one Pakistani curt linen iaim familiar with Alghanisiau said of tlulabrnt 71 dead, 95 missing in Philippine typhoon MARY BLVD. C H IR O P R A C T IC C o n c e m e a A b o u t Is A C L IN IC OR TMOM A R f Y A NOI l i C h i r o p * •< l x Mtillh •0 7 1 lake O C fam ily C Mg r | H ■* d llutU 107 flayhwad C*nta« | tanlprd f I 117 7] • AUTO ACCIDENTS • PERSONAL INJURY • PAIN CONTROL • WORKER S COMP • SUP l FALL INJURIES il PH. 322-9300 B a rn e tt C u s to m e r. Listening to wiiat our aisloniers good neighbor as wel l. That's why were involved in a \vanl and need ;nxl resixMxiing to those wants aixl needs is something variety ofcom inunitv projects which \vvthink is gixxi business at I3anx*tt. enhance the quality oi life for us all. Alter all, we live here t<x>. But \w want to be more ilian just a gexxi busiix'ss; \te tiiink \kv also Barnett Is Florida’ s Bank. "lw.it IL-.H IL t Adi lv-«w hwc haw an equal responsibility to be a �1 0 * — Santoed Herald. Sanford. Florida — Wadnaaday, November 9. I9M S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y R E S U L T S SHERIFF Jo h n Polk (R).................................... 60,141 (73.7%) Pa trick W ilso n (D).............................21,472 (26.3%) TAX COLLECTOR Ray Valdes (R).................................. 50,468 (64.7%) Karen R ichardson (D)....................... 27,570 (35.3%) SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT Robert H u g h e s.................................48,590 (67.3%) Duane D oddington........................... 23,559(32.7%) SCHOOL BOARD District 2 N an cy W arren.................................. 49,551 (71.2%) Dan E llis ........................................... 20.084 (28.8%) SCHOOL BOARD District 3 Jo e W illia m s...................................................36.133(51.9%) W e s Pennington............................... 33,450(48.1%) ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS City Commission (Dist. 2) Lee C o n sta n tin e ...............................................6,861(97.0%) W rite-Ins.................................................. 213(3.0%) ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS City Commission (Dist. 4) Ed d ie R ose....................................................... 4.462(56.4%) W illiam J. M cC o rkle ......................................... 3.385(42.8%) (LeM to right). SMft'on Kirkpatrick Shen't John Polk Sbe'ie. Sierron and Charles Donaldson do a tit of celebrating *hiiu watching the W rite-Ins.................................................... 58(0.7%) Senate race on television Tuesday night al the D*V office in Sanford CASSELBERRY City Council (Ssat 1) M arianne M. Percle............................2,679(56.4%) P h y llis V. Sheppard........................... 2,073 (43.6%) CASSELBERRY City Council (Ssat 2) Frank A. S ch u tte ................................ 2.503 (52.8%) David H en so n ..................................... 2,242 (47.2%) CASSELBERRY City Council (Ssat 3) Andrea D ennison............................... 2,897 (60.5%) C arl Robertson................................... 1.891 (39.5%) LAKE MARY Mayor D ick F e ss .............................................. 953 (51.0%) Randall M o rris.......................................916 (49 0%) LAKE MARY City Commission (Seat 1) W illiam (Bill) Greene.............................973 (56 3%) Ken K in g ............................................... 756(43.7%) LAKE MARY C ity C om m ission (Seat 2) David J. M ealor................................. 1.114 (66 3%) M ilt G effen............................................ 567 (33.7%) LAK E M A R Y C ity Com m ission (Seat 4) Paul D. Trem el...................................1,062 (61.5%) Harry F. Beckham Jr........................... 665 (38 5%) WINTER S PR IN G S C ity Com m ission (Seat 1) C in d y Kaehler....................................3.393 (55 1%) Terri Donnelly....................................2.769 (44 9%) WINTER S PR IN G S C ity Com m ission (Seat 5) Paul P. Partyka..................................3.092 (49.3%) David H o p kin s...................................2.095 (33.4%) Teresa Le w is..................................... 1.083(17.3%) While Republican Connie Mack t. Jn t fan- ve »y wen m th* ite race Polk had little trouble in dispensing *i|h Democrat i hallenger Patrick Wilson P olk b a ck in the saddle a ga in ■y SUSAN L O G IN Herald staff enter SANFORD — Srimnnlr ( minty Slirnfl John I'olk Rrpubln .in got a voir u( i unt'dt n< r I in sdav with fiO. 141 iDfrv 7.1 7 |m m it in hi* sixth lint tr»r llt.il oflii r I'olk in .l.itiii.ar> Milt tieglii In* 20th year a* shrrlll Hi called hi* rr rlrt lion a iiiandaii town the |>oi|)lr to itintiniir out pm lrsMun.il program amt mi|ir>■*• as the rounl\ unmn H r said til* support gin * beyond |iari\ llnr* I li rl \•i > LtMifid* nl wdh av.iM.uivi ut U h toil my commission wr Mill nir» i Ihr orrd* ol llir county I'olk said al fils victory parti al tin Disabled A m rrira n \'ciri.m * headquarters in Sanford Among a |MI kt d liou-a "| M> II wish e rs. I'olk said F v r f v d .t v M r look al o u r p r o g r a m s m * « , it 1 tianges air neede d I tut m u I i tills i n a n d a t r I t o m itn |>roplr I 1I011 I fo rrs re i haiiges at tills |xiint I tie il) 111.lint tiy the |im pie lor |irotrs*lonat I.im t tilnfi r u i t lll I'olk v i l d m .i * tlir kt y In hi* le i lei lion l i e * m iti h i d p a r t i r * Iro iii D r t n i M r .i l 10 K i'p u lih i all about I m o veal* ago H i* D e m o c ra tic n p p o iirn l I'atrii k I'aul W ils o n J lf a Nan Inril si m ef plain operator from F e r n I'a lk rei r t v e i l J I I 7 J y files I'olk gul 7 h peri enl ut 'til afiVi h i r . v o te 4 2 I ' l I dli * U llsun I r i r l w i l | *Jmi ,ths< litre y o t r s \\ ilsnn lo ok »’•» ' j i r f t r n l ol llie total vole \ l iinp.i u a f fy r I'olk earns ala m l M i 1 1 0 1 .1 \ car a* *ln 1ill Hi s p e n t a l i o u l 111.11 s a m e a i n o o n t to iti leal I . i m ( im inll ol W inlet S p rin g s in llie Mr ptilihian primary and W ils o n m llie general election lit I ' F t J I'olk v o i l lln 1m i n t t (all Mill n e rd I ' t J m o r e l a d * In Mill n r n l a new a d m i n s it a t iy i o lln r s a n d the p i v r n l l r |.ul n e rd s lo I k r \ | s m d r d I'olk t* pro|Misiog .1 ntie year on« u n i Iik al v i l r s lav 10 |stv 1..1 .. . i , sirin lion Voters M o u ld flat 1 to a p p t n v r sin h a l a t A similai la v In rf lrt 1 in 1985 |taid lor pot ev|tallslon l.asl tear l l i r |ail m .i * llie 1enter ol 1otllritvetsy m i n i .1 h i m a d m m is t ia t o r m . i * h i n d 1‘rtia to Ills ri n o l i as slit rill I ’olk tea* ti F lo rid a Iflghte.iV I'airol lroo|trr tor H> y e a rs until I't»t 7 H< anil In* m i I i I k n o l h t h a te I teen m a i i i r i l su n r 1951 I hey have a *011 a n d d a n g h o 1 • Irp a rin te tii e m p lo y e r * n i n n Ilia n a a t m i i I i an S I * m i lli o n h u ilg c l I'olk In l u t e * m a n a g e m i ill i * |m 111*1 .,rul a m .i i i I i •log m l . oil III* I*n >il sl.ilr .111«1 fl.lt MMlslt I* %•I (HI I IU I llfdtl • i%%ur % 1% r^rn tl«il in a m ini (t * | l.lf 1l l l » t i l l»| |||H Sl/t . | |t(1 1 • •1 - 1 • v ' T j m 1 1 k.-a hi *>u f..| iif • id l»r * o 111 r ! 11 %nl v r «t 1 n l li« lrgi%l«ill%« |*i « n • in i .im % .iiiii Mfiliitsin* • • * lift* «»l ( *1 l l t ^ t W h e n I’olk look ollli i III I ' k .' l Ins stall l o l a l i d l rt N i . m In* ill* lli.it .• s t ir fill s|»tk»ilil ,il«wi I m %• .1 Hlrnin* I l i s i s m l.i va •i i Imvi •m i u t S m |II» tl.ll « IV IIH I/ Iit llllll t«i| vidiiit; 1h im in I .i II. i 9i «i %<m « .iil«| \\ ,«%h 111c 1*hi h i *; t*»i I.IVI • Ilf* #••t IlM III (MfUTA 'Af It .il .1 | m »ivtV vf li« ft I| m sh# n i l « .111 I »N **ttM«rfM«! a ifTi r.ntV T T t U i r X A ils ^ • a*%iii^> ! ‘..lk s r!*|.♦»!,»> IV I *•11 *|* • S$JI l<« |*l|ll||< .II I • la • I* *1 %li» till *•! !..ik« H u g h e s to re tu rn as s c h o o l s u p e rin te n d e n t Warren, Williams successful in race for school board seats By C A R O L J . RUM SEV Herald staff wnter SANFOHD H u Im a l tally m a d e it clear S e m i n o h 1 imiiiy voters w a nt .m o th e r tour year* Willi I loti H u g h e s a* Nii|irrill l e n d r u t ol Si lltxils alld N.illi • W arren and h* W illia m * .1* n o ill tier * o l lilt *• In ml tmard Il will Im thr lllllft term lm Hngtie* a la mgr* •)•mI irsnlriil The superintendent had III* 1 hall* ugf i Ilu.iin IkMltlmgifili with a t m •• 10 oui margin Doddingliiii a leaf tier al Mi.1 m otile S p rin g* IJe iin t»iar> Sf III ml It 1 fifed i> ** III.Ill II |M-r. enl III till y nil * f or Hughes m Iio *|m iii H u ■lay visiting p r n m c l * and m . iv IIIL* .It II.IHHlIlii ( .»fs It Mils .1 •o n l i r m a i i o n dia l t h r Im anl m .i * d o i n g a gooil (oli II s really re w a n t i n g w h e n |iroplr n i l you t h e y m o y e i l lo f ills l o l l l l t v I m 1 an*, ol llie si linol system tie v i l d W i l l i a m s t nr re-tit 1 h a irm a ii ol llie tm.inl m .i * re elei led III a •lost tail and Warren won i r t i* 1 m m easily ol I Ilf veil. m 11I1 71 ( n m rut W illia m * opponent W e* I'l llll lllg li. il 1 .1p l o t ell I I I >** yole* to W illia m * It. I I I <H llir l i n e , h i m •amliflaie* r i m m t i g l'i n n m g l o u * m . i * a m o n yi*ilili 1 .itllp.llgll II* .ill* lull d seyf 1al iiiiii lln t antlld.ilf lorillll* p i n n e d u p iiiiiiu 1011* sign* a n d m a ile d h im h i m * W illiam * 1 lost vo il lu ll he ix p e iiid In t aiisr nl a I'eti u thgton S heavy R r p u l ili i an h 11,n o lal s u p p o r t I In *• In ml Im a n l flf i i.t i o 1* n o n p .iM ivin W h a te v e r lln n u ll n o n I km u I t i m i d l i y r m i i I i tin resnli* W illia m * v m l It * m hal lln y o trr* m aiil I lie I >1*1 tli I .1 fart r e n i y i d more a lle ll llo n Itrt . h i *i nl a It m 0* nil Issue* *111 II as v himl p r a y e r a n i l 1 In- p l e d g e nl a l l ' g l a m • W illia m * v i l d In had lo ipiestloll a ■ill' lali Mho m .i * ■•insider m g 1 h a lle o g in g a <011 stllolliili.il 1**111 the ih*« in 1 ol *|mkfii p rayer in a pithi0 *1 In >ol 1 I assf 1m ill 1 II Mill In W illiam* -e* mill (Hhiril o tin W arren liK. I l o g l n * lastly Mon a third ti tin m i n n in g m i i I i 71 J jm n enl nt th* yole* Sin i n d li * he i m i i i i n m m k in g It at •li r than I n i up|Miin ill lla n I . Hi* Kill* an O r a n g i I niinly s. In ml it .11 In r tan m n il n ilm •d t lass sl/« a* Ills lli.i|ol Issue I think i v i r v l » M | v 1* pli ast tl m Itll u h a t s In i n hap|M nifig W a i n 11 v i l d We \i had *oim lo o g li isstn * iik. o / o n iH g a n d N f f.lt|M fllM | . lt..'l it.it* Inti » t >h all m Uh lln to M a i s h a ll 1igli i n • • xi • ill i n .hr* • Oit ol lln illslin I s If a* h* 1* u n i o n v t n l tin o 111111. .1 I h ig h" * W a i n 11 a m i W illiam s *h iimti s lia li * ili.ii Ixtlli •niptnyi 1 * a nd iln 1•tin it 11111n y 10 *op|Mirii\i oi III! t m u III h n .llll llg liltit g a t l n t i i l m ilh iln m l i m i n g 1 ail ihdalf * Iriestlay night al iln 1 * til r al I N . m l . 1 S tpi.in I lain • I f III! I III I olIgM oofl U * 1r y In imililtnf a n d M ink n il tin Im a n l ilg lito i vm l Il * a Im a n l 1ti.il * o |m II lo l.mk m g ai *In Isstn * l l g l i l i t i also ■u l li lt u n le t l on 1 iilli 1*111* ni.nl* hy I liMtihligtoii d i a l 110 iiim n i n p u s. n t .iliy 1 1 M l . o u l . n l f . l I ii iii lot all III I. 1y n m \ m n n| 1In lln m I 1 amh'lal* * i v i l im|till* *1 a* In inn *1 .triif **o tin issues In vm l l i n y l i n n s I i o m i i I any lllli test m li.ilsm M I a n d l i n y I.11 k i d * v |m 11* m • m Voters in Lake Mary pick Fess and three com m issioners B y S A N D R A B O U C H A H IN E Herald stall writer L A K E MANY Mayor l i n k I •** Mas re fleeted lo llir third i m o year term as m a y o r Itirsday t u r n i n g h a rk a challenge hv R a n d a ll Morn* m ) io gave up )us 1 o iiu n is s io n seal 10 make t h r r.n e F o r 1 n m in is s in rif r v they ' ' I n led Mill (ire e n e (rortl dls lrirl I D a v i d Mealor Irntn t li s m n 2 a n il reelected I'aul D T re m e l to seal I All three 1 harter amendments passed lu o ol tin .imentlinenls will esiahllsh a ytiling mayor and four 1 omruixsioners and a r ii v -manager lortn of govern merit The third amendment corrects a gliti h in Iasi years t barter amendment li redefines how compensation Increases or decreases are established for the mayor and commissioners O 11I o! 2.172 registered voters 1.893 ballots Mere east al the pretint ts An additional 57 absentee ballots gave the illy a 78 9 percent voter lurnoul Voters and candidates Mailed anxiously as results trickled m slowly throughout the nighi Shortly alter I a m the Imal rejMirt revealed III it Fess had defeated challenger Randall Morris by a slight 37 yules Fess received 953. or 51 fieri enl ol the votes while Morris lost ihe election Midi 9 1 0 voles or 19 |ifft enl I ill glad II s over Fess vild early Oils morning I thank God and my lanilly and campaign workers They worked really hard Now I have lo earn those votes ” Fess lonunenied on Ihe Ihr charter amendment which will make him a voting mayor wuh lour i omuiissiourrs nrxi year by saying. The charter is only a* g<mmI .i s the participants and tlull's line We'll work on It Dick Fess B ill Greene David Mealor Paul Trem el W e ll gel evetv llllllg taken •al* ol M o r r i s e x p r e s s e d ill s a p |Mimtmrn i o v e r his tlricai Hi* von 1 i i m .d i d hi* sorrow w h e n In v n d I 111 p ltiu d ol til* |m nplc w hi 1 siip|Mirled m e II was a close elct I ii iii I t l i v r i v v i d obviously . I lost I I H l e v e lh a i tin m.i|oriiv ol 1In- c o m m i s s io n e r s w h o w i n rle c lc d w i r e the v i r il e |MOple w h o slip ) m tr It’ll on I . l c li o n * .lie 1 h • 1i o n * In s a id M o nts y.u all d tils 1i.itiiiiissinii seat lo H e r F e s s . »‘ sge I *2A �SjntO'd Mtua'il Sanlou) Flo^da — VYelneiday No»«mt>«r 9 <900 — 1 1 * Questions remain for both Bush, Dukakis AROUND TH E C O U N TY UPI * n «l| »l« T A X C O L L E C TO R WASHINGTON Itisinrv will show George Hush won Mir clrrllim In ttrrnme Mu list president nl Mu Clillrtt Stairs ll should add a Inntnoir stressing Mlchat I Dukakis lost n The resull ol Mu- Ioiih t ampnlgn Dial now will v n ij Hrpuhtlran Hush lo Mu Wltite House and I»tmot m i Dukakis tuck In govern Massat htivlls leave many unresolved ipn-sHons lor hoth nun lor iluir polltlial parlies amt lor Mir nation For the vtee president now Mir president rlri I Mir ipu shuns are the most serious ol all After years ol lilliriH ap|*ointnl )>*hs ami working loi others in gov ernmrni Hush vmu most had ilie nation and tu most tin u attrr riuuiinH ........ ihai R e p u b l ic a n Hay V a lde s v .1 •* c’ lt i l t d S r m i n u l l C o u n t y T a n C o l in tor .in I ursdav in rrplai r tlu onl\ Deitim rat in r u t m i v r l r r t r d ollu r W ith 9 5 ol <15 p r m m is r r port i n g W ild is an Apopka n u r nr r v m a n garnered *>-* 7 pt r r r n i ol i h r v o i r l o m p a r r d lo Ins l i n n in ra i n ih a llriig tr K a m i Hli l u r d v i n s 35 l |h'|i n i l V a l d r s vi ill r r p l a r r C» I n » Hai I li«- n n r r i t i tax m l In tor f e it rm g allrr C l veais in o l h r e l( i i l i a r i l s o i i t a n l i r i •atnpaigti o n In r rx|M M rm r lor tIn Iasi I n w a r s in Mu O r a n g e i i n i i i i v tan m l It i tor s i i i i n r mi h i d i n g loin as assistant manager nl Mu ia\ <tr|Mtinn'iii lot ili,ii i tMin I x Slit- argued i x |h ri r i l i r w a s t n | in trtl lot lln toll wluh A aides M ill It ad rr s ln p w as in erird s u t e r r d r t l m o r e h rt a u s r h r i m l n i r d out negatives attom Ins o p p o i u nl than l>* t a u s r tie ills p i a v r t l poriiiv * s tl<oiiI h iin sril Morrover d> s p u r Hush s tlaiins to ioustiv.itisui Muir a rr nagging doulils atvoul Ins trur ptulosophv mostly tireauivr h r has i hangril Ins mind on t ore issues frequently In Mu p.ist M m ti i lk r h r w a s al I lie R r p u t i l i r a n National C o n v e r c VVt I r r l good •ilmiil ii A aldrs s.ntl AA i look a |» >'Mivr message in lilt i lit /i iis and s i n r l r d with a lat k ot na im i r t utiiiitimi I look lo r u a id to ntov ing in •nid i.i m i i i h niltirird Ml lx going in in nl wt t k to I r a n i lilt (oil tv rliiir I i*o on i h r pav toll H o n w h e n hr se em ed lo heroine his o w n man o v e rn ig h t Hush is n o w al a i rossm ads a n d like u n r not. h r is ta k in g A m e ric a a lo n g h>t Ih r r ld r In Ihr Inugh rst pressuir ttnikrr in Ilie woild hr now must perform Host* has i a jlril inr a strong A merit a hut also a taring na Hon ami hr tnusi hud a wav l)Ult k h lo Itirli] those gnals Hi |r|*ralril tils d r s ll» III tils v ii loi v spert Ii I ursdav ills’ til prom ts l u g to m o v e again loi an A merit a that Is s l u i n g and •r s t i l u l r III Mu wofht stro ng and titg h r a t t r d al h n m r a n d w l i r u t s-uit I walll a k li u tr i gt uttrr nation I in ra u i tl and I m t an it Yet Hush no lotigri *an irlv tin olh' is In take Ilir lr.nl as hr Ins III nmsl ul tils p iilih r I If r Perhaps irat lung lo Mir gut Irrh iig s Mi." helped h im as a World War II rondsil pdm and an ml rnirrpenrur. he must rm rrg r as a Ir.utri How tir will do is Mil hlggrsl tpirsiioit in Autr in a today A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S President elect George B ush F a r i n g a I k i n t K l . l l l i led t o l l g i r s s Mi.it lias n o lovr Im Inin a nd d o rs urn Ira i h im as n tlul R o n a l d H t . i H . t n in DIMM I k *a u s r la w m a k e r s lln u k tu has no piddle m a i u t a l r Hush will l i a v r l o t a k i i tin I m l r a lly H r look a sii p ii i iii.ii .hi* *no n I ut sil.tv tiiglu v o w i n g I** do HIV I r v t l I m si Ot f t . e h out .uul w m k i u n s lru t t l v r l v w ith Mir I 'u n t il S l . t o s ( o n g l i sx Mill 11 will t.ik< tiitirr Ilia n w inds It h< ■ an l llnd a wav to w m k w n h Me Ih iiis r and s< unit it *miSil t o m ol al Mu vt iv It ast i o m pin ait his iitiit m m in i P resident invites Bush to victory celeb ratio n W h itt llm is t 111 i h i r r iiaisi •it is t t i n linns In I **I *• C i t s W A SIIIN t •11 *N I ’rt suit ut 1*If ill lla rtv I m m . 10 was n Reagan win* I a i o p . n g i i r d elt 1 ti ll Inllou lllg lo ur 1mis< 1 zealously lo kt * p i h r W h i n u li v i pit soli nh a l v It lout s tm Dt i i i i H i . i l I i . m k l i i i D e la no House m Ht poh lu a n hands * o n g ra lu la n tl I' m s n lr n t * I* * t Hi Hist v rll l a i i t t l ' Host* u u l i m in *1 Inm Reagan w I m 11 a v * I ■ <1 to t h r r v r i u l i v r i ii .m s m n to 2 5 I * m > m i l l s 111 1 .iiii|Migiiing lot Mir titll* v 11 t m v also was ti. iv I** w m k t o w , m l .i ti.m strt o l |m*w *t haskiog 111 tin know I. i h . that lit In l|K d 10,11 k a |mill li.ll Hot a l t h o u g h K r .t g a i i is p lra s rit wall Ills v I* • pit si mill simie Not sun • I s o , d e n t s rlrt total v t* i n n hi w h e n Mar 1in \ .i u l i t m 11 mu i liK s i u *i inti'iiil to * iitt.nl his 111tit tl Viuht u . lai ksoti li.ul o w n Ir.utri slo p nit< ut mi a sittin g v u i pit s n h III I m t 11 r | r v a i e d to tlu O v a l * >11u • st. iv m g mi tup and in t titiim a iiil u n t i l h is sin t h t u u g h ■ let Moll cessot Is s u m o into ollli r As Mu Re a g a ns itMu<l on l.iti 2 <t a< *m d u i g to i hu i ol ( h i I t< i i i !• 11<1111 lips a nd w al t ile d lln ti M in is plans ,d stall Kenneth D i i I m i - i i ii i fra dv w i l t I m tug laid Im Mu lie is not going to tidt into 1r a i i s i i io n tu .1 H u s h ail Hit suit set I I u I h r s lr li i told fr|Kirtrts aht t Hu sh and his in liu s ii.ilim i r u i m m g matt In d ia n a S r n D u l l e r Hi e III su lil ail 10 D a n UuaVh deli a t n t tin D I- III o t t .11 11 I 11 k t 1 o I n o im i enieiii w o u ld *•< madt M . issui tlosi its (iov Ml* liai I stMin u| a p its lili imallv ap D u k a k i s alltl I t x.ts S e ll |h i i i in 11 11alii to h elp w n h Mu exi haiigi ol ptiWt i Mu t l i u l l.llIX ll llt'lllsi l| ul stall was 1 x |k 1 n d in Ii ad Hi agali alltl Ills w lit Nam v llu pant I p< tsmiallv gathered with hit m i s m Mu D u lo 1si ■ 111 11011 tl 1h a 1 f.itmlv t|H.iMrts ot Mu W lu ii tl*uist n> wall ti r li i lion it Re a ga n i n w e d this n at s t i n 1too pattlv as a tt Ii I r l l t u r n s I'nt-sdav ingtit m i tug dll 111 ott his o w n tw o (1 tills 1(1 H u s h l» I ollll lilt lllst Sitting ollu 1 a n d Mitis saw Mn o soli vice prrsltlriil rlr t lt d to Mu as a |h is 111v 1 ri'.illitin.u iiiu president v tu I 52 v e a ls I I1.1I I lit A i m 1n a ll p o ld u Y o u v amt I i o u g la lilla ti w a u l s lo IIIIIIIIUU Mu illtet I t r u r g r Itosli a n d D a n Uoavl< n o n Ro nald Reagan sit m o n their Itlsiorn v t it o i v I lieu l i g h t v eats ago m a t t d a i r wdl t m i i m u t Mu r l i a t l g r s Ml.it i t r . i t r (oils W i lli lllllt t u n n i n g mil on Ills it n i n e Ihough Ri agali pros|Killv and p r . t r r loi alt was s.nd lo havt told his A in e r ii ans Reagan su it ut a aides So u n n h lo do and so p repared st.ut m i ni lllllt- tliiu III! president l l i v i l i d Hush a n d Uu-tvlt to ap|KMi wuti Ih i i ' i i . u n l v will I h I iiisv d o t i n g Mu tu xt tw o n ioiu h s h i m in tin Host ( ia n li ii I i h I.iv \ p.u.idt oi loieigti h i m m . i t n s o n i r H u s h r r l it i n r d t o al< si In ituled to si 1 h im tu xt W a s lit it gt on 11h i m I • xas week 1It t H i d i n g S o v it I w h e re !i< i •Ii 111.lit d ii i tils h u m a n righ ts .n t i v is l A u d it I a it o p l e d t in in r i o w n <•t S a kh a rov Monday West 1loiisinn < n t i n . ii i 1 h a m r l l m I h Iu i i i i Reagan had piaisi Im Mu S* liiunli I u rsd a v a n d lltu is h ile lra te d D e n u H i.it s siviug l*t li n t M in is te r Mat g a n 1 " l i t i s has I h i i i a lo ng .nut I hati liet W f i l m -.d,tv v ig o ro u s i .imp.o gii t i o v riiio t D u k a k is .mil Se iialor M in i sen D i i I m Istellt said Reag.lll has st lit iliilt 11 t w o ma|nf spi 1 ■ lies i e p r r s r nied Muir p a i n w uti tm next week d e a ling w n h sire iig th and n n.it i n dom es! U a n d t o i r l g n polli v H o w e v r i he s.tnl Now wt issues He also p la ns to In gin illtisl pull li i g r l l i r i a n d lit Ip a series ol s |M'i't lu s as a I h e v ti e p i i s i d e u t l e a d lent her s h a t lllg vv nh the A m r r i e a Into I he I *****»s I Mmik Im h ln nli.it lu- has leatm d m l o r w a r d in w o r k i n g u n h ollli r Cleorge and tils n a m on a A lso m xt w t i ly Reagan will s m o o t h Itausiiion l o g i n d i a l l i n g I n s I111.1l \ top aide s.inl Re a ga n was hudgel w hit'll lu plans to delighted Ins p a i n w as Mu siilniiii lo t ongtt ss lan *1 tlisl 111 III v i a l s to w in Mu U n l t a d P r a t s Intar n a t io n a l G overnor Michael Dukakis I h e n again Mu m were m a in I K*iiplt w ho never • x jw i Ii tl Hash l o gt i Mils la r w I m i i t xrr I h o l l g h t tu t t m lit n . t s r Ins w i m p Ituagr a n d take i h.ilgi like h r did Mils v t a t II hr t o n i i n r r s to h u d h ii n s r il hi m a v I k - aide lo siitp fist Mutst |ieop|i O llll lim n as i hli-t r x n ii live t-or l|ir ollu Is i n v o l v e d IM Mils r Ir ia t o i i lln i|u<stimis UMtav an less serious Inil still tro uhlltlH t o r Mir Ik i n iH ta tli I ’a itv tin de va sta ting itr lra l its finulh loss ol Mu W h i n l i n n s in Mu last 11v* t i n lions h a v e s ll w o n d e r i n g almut us h i t u r r T h i s tu n e D r u i i H i a l s Mtougln i l u v h .o l ii all a s t r o n g t a n ih ila ir a good o(g<i ill cat loti and a w e a k iip jim iM il w h o they I k Ilex i d stdijh it h ii n s r il w 111i an eve n w e a k e r i i i i u u u h m a t e Hui still t l i r v losi and losi I m i II v l m l .iv tit s p u r I h e i r li r a v r talk O r lli iN rals m u s t I k w o n t i t l i n g w hi Mu t Hush is r t i i t r t l w h r l h r t I h r Irll Willi; ol M u ll |tarlv is in d v <*111 ot s l i p u ilh o*l IS a n d lin'dI*ahlr ol w m in tig Mu W h i n Hi in si l o t D u k a k is Mn *pu s l u m s an limit )*• lsoii.il Min ll has I k i ii m . iih III r r r r n t wt * ks nltoiil I h r lung i l r l a v ol Mu three n n o go ve rnor in re s|N>lulll1g to Ml* v lri p r r s li lr u t * t aiupaiHH « harges even s o m e id his strongest xiip|*mtrrs h a v e s | H io l.ile d a lm u t turn h r ro u h t have ll l . l d r the l a i r t lose ll out\ tu had teat t n l eflts tlv rlv weeks ago II.s l>.i< k r t s ti.iv* w r iin u lh eir hands .Igoiu/IMH m i l I h r hi* I that m d v v r i v lat* ill tin t a in paint* 'tut D u k a k is lot u p o n tils populist t l u 'i n r huallv s t r i k i n g a n* r v r in ih* <ountrv Q u a yle vow s loyalty to new boss siitirilv a l l r r lluslt * 1.’ lim it v i r t u tv m H o u s t o n Tuesday night o i l i n g . i I h o i I 2 ,0 0 0 supjKitteis U n ilv d P r i n In ternatio nal \\ \ M H \ l *! 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Mu A it l Haiti AA at Ills n i o l l m t * t oil* gt gl.ules a m i tlu wav lu got into law si I u h *I thro u gh ■ m m u t i l v p ro g ra m It’s back to the Senate for Bentsen tin u a lio n eha t Hush U n t ie d P ra t* I n l . i n . l l o t i . l A I *s I I N I * xas I y * ii t h o u g h I k'lll* v till I Iov tl lit Ills! ll lost Ills hut lo I m i o I ii i M u next X It * ptesldt til Mu tall a n d trail I * x.tll w dl hi ha* k tu Mir ll.t M o lt s i a p t t .i l next veal p m hahlv wie ld ing unit. |Hiw* t Ilian •v t t I h w ill i .III v M ill |Hiwei as a lit vv I v * h > it *1 l o u r I ll I • i ill si i i . i I o i ami as * hail m a n ol Mun il 1tu u M .il I m a m * i m m i i i m * w i i e i i In* will I n it.ulv u t hall It a l i i t i l g e Hush ollli i ii i s m al mn m e t Mir slaggriiitg ii.iinili.il *1*1 n it H* s going to In Mu v o n i na tio n.illv ol Mu I >< u n n lain I'.tttv pit tilt ti ll D 'X .i* *siair itta s m ii Ann H u h m i s k* v n o li speak* t .0 lln In h u m i .ill. N a tio n a l l o m e l llt m i that p a ll'd lii lltst n w i i h Mass.it httsi'its ( Itiv M i l’ll.M I t hik.lkls F o r a I title I i i i sil.i v t lu t >7 ve .tr old tl* u is t n h a v in g galuetl llilllntl.il statin* as Mi* most |mi|vivl.ii ul Hie lout m e n mi either ptesiili iili.il tl* k< t Imp* <1 to C* tn u i Ii on a * In n i g h t s e m i Flm out.Iged tn *.u lv n tuilis 111 s m i l e k* y s t a l l * |i* I l l s * u s a i d lu I m -D i ' x .it lu a m i D o k .ik is * .i.il.l p*.II oil a ui.iloi iMihtii at lot i i i i i I k ' i i i Etltlir Rose lift was r r r l r t led lo his Mlltil It rin as A lt a iu n n t r S p r u i l l s O t s i r n i l t iix i titlllinsslotii r Turstlav w llh I h »2 v o i r s Sti I |m rt t u t W illia m M r C o t k l r 22 a mnrig agt broker w h o h o | H d lo la u n ch a (Hilllital t a r r r r that w o u ld otir dat trail lo Mu n o v rr it o r s mansion n t rivetl I :iHf> v o lts lor llo D is i r n i I |mis |i i o i i or 42 s |*t 11 i ill Theft w in NS w rile III v o l r s Mia ou oil t S p tin g s Ills trill 2 itn limits tit |.t r i 'm i si.m in .Iti w t lh l l l v r a r s a s a r t i i r o u t m is s io n rr was tnio|*|h *st 11 lor r r r l r r i i o n lh rri r|v« d li Hti| volrs <17 j m ri i n t ol tin lotal T i n n utaiiung 2 > ' vo lrs w r i t w r ih ins CASSELBERRY <h o in t t i i t ih r n i * it v ■oiilli il nit mb* t w as i|t It an d v r s i i id.iv and t w o "lin ts w in t t-i nr tit'll in "lilt t liv v o l i r s who also •tpptmi <1 a lax Inkr lo pav Hit tin i tiv s pararnrdit program I lit* jsiranit dii voli was i 1*95 lo t »7 1 I h r nrw ta x fait t lit i I iv t t i n t \r.n w ill I m S I Ii 9 lor rvt rv S I 4MK* ol taxahli pru|M riv valor a 32 pt ti r u t nit n asi I In lax pav s patanii tin s salaries a n d h in d s i w o ainhiil.ini i s and i tpilpnirni Im si rv n * in lilr or drath •asrs am t w h r n priv a h ainhnlani t st r v n r is not avallahlr I h r yt s voli was 85 2 (M ti r n l ol lilt lotal In tin rai r lor Stall I on i h r ( a s s r I tii i r v C 11 v C o u n t i I i n n i n in i r Matlanin \t 1' r r i r l ll it 11 iv i d 2 tt 7<i volrs oi ah I |M-n i tn Hi r iiirnni to ii i o p p o u r ii l I’ h v 11s s i n p p a rt l J M/.t v o lr s Vl H a rm ri d l I ti |h ti n i l Ini mil tat in |or Si al 2 t rank Si h n i h H I seeking a lo u r i h i r t tit r r i i n rtl 2 at 11 n u t s 52 N [ht rit ni H i s i It a 11 r n g t r l).t v * Hi nson 15 got 2212 v o lrs 17 2 |h ri fill l(* nisi n * ut|fd ilu i ampaign g l a i ' l n l l v Inn with a filial llurtv ol In* A d 'n " t u g | 500 i lo t tin g and apple* lain* supporters at a d o w n t o w n lio li l Ills v o i r e i ta* king ttoui * xh.m siim i lie s.tid Mikf D u k a k is mad* ini' p rm ul o. In lus n u u u i i g mate ami p i o iu l to I** an Aim rtt an II* amt I w aged a *a m p a i g n v vm tln <>l Mu Aim r I. •ill |M iipl* AA * nilil v o li Mu I r ut ii AA'r sli pp* y| u p in Mu Issues Despite ah Mu n e g .iliv ism ol Mu t a m p a i g n lu said AA’e Imight t.ur Lloyd Bentsen upset a m t del* at Rf pulilt* ait A’tee 1‘ti snh in iii'iug* H u s h a m i tilth.ma S e n I>.in VJti.iv4 e Hui w i i l i i n limits alt er tlu |hi I|s < lost t| It was i (eat Mettls* n w *• ii I d It* t e I II I It I II g I o AA a s l i m g i m i nulv as lilt seiilui s* i i.d o t l i m n Mu tain* s i.u Si.in i a| ill ll lllg ileal Iv n o pi ti r u t ol llu vnt* in ill'll alt il R* |ultil|i all Hep It* a n Ikiulu l III lit* St note fill lllll ill* I* s IW I •■X Is Old Ik lilsen spoke Irotli lilt tile t •tn ut v old D n s k il! Hotel, where 2 s vears a go .tnothet Texas s< II.Out I.V m lo ll loluisoll. i l l* lit a n d Klei lio n Dav as the n e w ly t h i I* *! v u e p re s id r u l ot a n o th e r M.tssa* h u s e it s n a m e lo h n F K* m n d> Ii* t ii s e t i s s u p p o r t e r s a n t i * a m p a i g n Wot k i t s Id le d tile liiil* I •.111\ ill lliiprs ul a wil U* " l l l g a repeat ol lllstnrv I till as III* eli * li o n ti M im s Hashed oil glalil It lev isloll si M i l l s ll sunn t» * aim a p p a ti III Mien Woilltl I k no l l o s l o u A u s t i n vn i n n m lo s s < all H otiln so n fdi. w ho t r i m nt tl I o t h a 11r ii H r A n d r r a D e n n i s o n 38 w h o mist atrtl h i m a llr r rlHhi v r a r s in S e a l 3 m i h r pi rv lulls ra re lor that seat garnered I 891 vo lrs 39 5 |m ti n i l III 1 u rsd a v s round D* u n i s o n w as r r i'lri m l w n h 2 HM7 v o lr s . W ) 5 per 1 t in W IN T E R S P R IN G S I ii i ii in h i it l ( i n d \ K .n lili i Cl h i i ivi d I 39 3 v o lrs 55 1 pert t ill ol Mu total lo re ta in tier seal on Mn W i n t e r S p r i n g s C m ( i u i i i i d Iroin tJisirii t I Her * hallriiH' r ri al rs la li .i h < ill Terri Donne lly 3 8 , r r r r l v r d 2 7til) v o lrs |4 9 p e r m i t Paul Parly ka. 3 9 . won tin tlirri-'W'.iv r a r e lor the l)ls t r l i i 5 seat w i t h :C()<I 2 voles 4 9 .3 p r r r r i u nl the lotal D a v id H opkins. 3 5 . rri r l v r d 2 0 9 5 votes or 33 4 |m m r n l a n d T r r r s a Lewis re e e lv rd I 0 8 3 v o lrs ol I 7 3 p m i nl �V I m' .! rFV- m P fm p p ! - Sanlofd MwiM, t H o r t. Florida - W d n -d ay. NovffiOaf 9, 19M America must adjust to some new faces Maryland keeps gun law W A SH IN G TO N - Support­ er* of Maryland's gun ban boasted today that voter ap­ proval of the law sends a meaaage to the National Rifle A s s o c ia tio n , w hich had h a n d s o m e ly financed a campaign to overturn the measure. Voters In other slates, m e a n w h il e , sent so m e messages of their own on more than 200 local Issues Tuesday, m a n y of which touched national concerns such as abortion. gambling and personal A IDS testing California voters passed a measure 69 percent to 31 percent to allow court-ordered AIDS tests of sea offenders and assailants of law en­ forcement officials However, a p ro p o sitio n lo require doctors to report positive AIDS lest results to publkhralth officials and to requite tracking of sea and drug partners ol AID S virus carri­ Dukakis bows out gracefully W ASHINGTON - Most Amer­ icans may be fam iliar with President-elect George Hush, resident eight years a vie* president c No. I bef el b. but the 1988 election has many ought forth _......... . newcomers largely unknown to the public Democratic millionaire Herb Kohl, owner of the Milwaukee Bucks professional basketball te a m , w ill be c o m in g lo Washington as a new senator from Wisconsin Kohl. 51. de­ feated R e p u b lic a n Susan F.ngcleltrr In a self-financed tele­ vision campaign for the scat of retiring Sen William Promnire. D-Wls Nevada will also be sending a new srnalnr lo Congress Twoterm Gov Richard Hryan de­ feated Sen. Chic llecht. R-Nev.. tn Tuesday's taOlutlng Hryan Is lies! rrm rm lirrrd In his home stair lor pushing through the biggest las increase in Nevada’s history to avoid government bankruptcy in 1983 Hryan also moved Into the K e Elsewhere Tuesday, three stairs with Urge and growing H is p a n ic p o p u la tio n s Florida. Colorado and Artaona — voted lo make English their official language, and one Hispanic organlaatlon pro­ mised m legal fight over the measures Michael Zam ha, govern­ ment affairs director of the National Association of Latino Elected Officials, said the English proposals were "a key concern for Hispanic voters and that was reflected by the high turnout.'’ particularly In Arliona — where. Zamba said, a court liattle scrrnrd most likely. who used a pig lo make a name for himself In politics. Mnrhttey. 40. launched bl* longshot bid for Congress with the help of "Lcs Pork." a 12pound pig he used to dramatl/r "pork ha rrr'" legislation In the house. M a c h tle y ha d not been rxperted to survive the Re­ publican primary, hut hr won the nomination by default when favorite John Holmes withdrew after falling to flic Ills candidacy paperson lime St Germain, who was dogged by ethical questions, waged an aggrrsstvr advertising campaign that attarkrd Machtley at a i ousrrvattve Republican Also absent from the new Congress w ill be Jo h n C Strnnls. who at 87 was dean of ihr Senate in age and seniority and one of thr last of the powerful Southern lawmakers Strnnls is re tiring and will br rrplarrd by Republican Rep Trent Lott Se\en term Hrp James Jrf fords K Vl moved up to ihr Srnalr. laying claim to the seal spotlight during hit battles with the federal government over putting a high-level nuclear re­ pository In southern Nevada. A n a dm itted w o rk a h o lic . Bryan thrives on Junk rood and has been known lo bypass Thanksgiving dinner in favor of a hamburger at a fast food restaurant. Charles Hobb. the son-tn-law of the late President Lyndon Johnson, easily won election lo the Senate from Virginia. Robb. 49. la a former Virginia governor whose accomplishments Includr tour balanced budgets and a 81 mlllon increase In education spending Oobb rr plate* Sen. Paul T ilb lr J r . R-Va.. w o . Is re m it* after one term. There are some old fares .hat will not be seen as much around the nation's capital after Ihr election. Rep Fernand St Germain. D-R L. rhalrman of the House Hanking Committee, lost In his hid for reeleclloti lo (tollllral novk-r Hoitald Marhtlcy. a He .publican lawyer from Nrwport Lot ut help you with your home ^ Improvement! i « « ^ k -S / CALL I< U (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 - T I L E ftI f * U M F O A O A V t tA H fO A O . H O H O A S O C IA L S E C U R I T Y D IS A B IL IT Y ■■A • A l 'I 'l A i ' •» a •• » t t t 4. A A I- M l A H 'S , I ! » ♦* f * j : ■ ot 'Alt L a •• f * (407) 3211319 *7 SUPPORT! B e a t th e Donoghue* or Beat FessCaatlaaed fro m Pag* 10A run lor mayor Paul I) Tremel was rerlevied In comnilsiiioiirr seal 4. delrallug Harry P lievkbani Jr with 1.062 or 61 5 prrernl of I he vole* Beckham had 665 vole* or 38 5 prrrrnl of I he vote* "I certainly appreciate thr confidence the (iroplr ol lotkr Mary have shown lor my can­ didary and I will continue lo work hard (or them as I have in the past." T r r m r l said Beckham accepted thr loss with a good sport attitude "ll was a lough race It's hard lo tiral an incumbent My con­ gratulations go out to Paul T h r main thing is lo go forward," hr said Greene garnered 973 or 56 3 (■rrerni of Ih r volrs and lopplrd Ken King who received 756 or 43 7 |iercriit of Ihr I m II o I s east for Ihr District I seal which Morris vacated H r will llll ih r (Kmition for the one year rr mainlng In Morris' term "I'd like to thank all my supporters There arc a lot ol people who worked hard lor me." G rrrn r said Hr said hr will move forwurd wiih good, positive leadership and get things done that have been put oil for too long King, who was a former com­ missioner. congratulated G rrrn r und thanked tils supporter* lie said he dors not know whether br will run lor commissioner again David J Mralor won the race for commissioner seat 2 by a landslide over Mill Geffcn. re­ ceiving l .l 14 or 66.3 percent of the volrs cast Mralor sounded elated when h r Mid. "I was pleased with the rrsponsc from the rltlxrns I'd llkr to commend Milt Grflrn I look forward to working with these gentleman on a p ro d uctive and h a rd ­ working rom m lM lon." AFTER 15 YEARS. YOUR lk ) DEALER IS LEAVING THE COUNTRY being vacated by retiring ben. Robert Stafford. R-Vt. Jeffords 54. had served on the House Agriculture Committee. Jeffords earned a reputation as a H ouse m a v e ric k , vo tin g against President Reagan's acrnsa-thc-buard la* cut In 1981 and defying Ihr prrsldent again this year when he was the only H o u se R epu blica n to v o ir against the budget. Replacing Jeffords In Ihr House is former V rm m nt Ll. Gov. Prtrr Smith. In Massachusetts. Dcmorral Richard Neal. 39. the mayor of Springfield, look Ihr seat held since 1952 bv Edward Boland in W ashington state. Re publican Slade Gorton rrturns lo the Senalr after a political exile brought on by a stunning elecllot. loss lo llrork Adam* Iwo years ago G«*rton 60 considered one ol the brightest new members of the :ialr when lie was elected In 1980. lost Ills seal because ol uiipopi iar Senate votes and what w is irgardrd as Ills cold and arrogant iiersoiiality SPEND THANKSGIVING WITH YOUR FAMILY TH IS YEAR In tlM d al lining your bathroom. h B O S TO N G ov Michael Dukakis, hts marathon bid for tlie presidency over, conceded ilrleai gracefully and promptly encouraged loyal supporter* tn venture into politic* railing 11 "a tlolile prolesMon " Tonight m y heart Is filled with gratitude tn everyone who n ade this extraordinary raprrt erne of our* possible.” Dukakis Inid a gathering of Democratic loyalists al Ih r end of Elect Ion Day. Ill* prr*ldrntial campaign, he said, was not about him veil and his running male. Trxa* Sen Lloyd llentsrn. but about all I he young families they had strug­ gled lo rrprrwrnl. "It's been about all of us and I I k- values we share That's what w r'vr been fighting for and that Is what we must continue In work lor every day." he lold I he (urllaMft al Ih r World Trade O n l t K who erupted several nine* In w ishfu l shouts ol -' l 9 9 t ! W 92?" Afief a congratulatory trie plMinr call lo Republican V h r i ’rrsidrnl George Bush, during wlikh Dukakis acknowledged Ills (allure lo win Ihr White House tie said of Ills opponent lie will br mir president and we will work with him ." U n t f d Pr— a Irtfe tio M n o l ers appeared headed for re­ jection today. * T h a t m e a s u r e was sponsored by Paul Gann, fa­ ther of the taa-cutting revolu­ tion In California, who con­ tracted the acquired Immune deficiency syndrome virus from a transfusion of tainted blood. th e H i g h e s t J o h n E. 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(MMUSiDBEACH: ll.’ S ^ h S . t K a J O -x T S T M M U B O i^ N l s iv U r a .Iv iw 1»1770 «A iii» o r m m ^ n t v t.fu h u w j s;w«.i �Ittmi'fai ’iiwifrif ntVn< IIS & H lif jH K November 9, 1988 WEDNESDAY Sanford Herald B ■ People, Page SB ■Comic* *, P*o*8B ■ Classified, PagtIOB IN BRIEF B ra n tle y s w e e p s P h illip s Herald sporta writer Islanders blindsidt Rangers T h r New York Ranger*. who have stumbled after starting out with the heat record In the NHL. didn't even are their lateal Io m coming OreK Gilbert collected a Ion|| rebound at the rt*hl point and fired through a crowd for the game-winner with 2-26 rem aining lining the New York Islander* to a 4-3 victory. It w u the Hanger*' third straight "I heard II ping off the goalpost to the right of me." maid Hanger* guallender Hob Procse. 'i f * i bad feeling when you don't *ee It and all of a Midden If* 'n the net.” It wam n momei.' nf redemption for Gilbert, who eai^w had fanned on a croaa-lcc Iced with an open net In front of him. ” 1 knew somebody warn coming out.'* maid Gilbert, who meored hi* second goal of the season ” 1Ju*t wanted to get It toward the net I knew the (defenseman) warn mlldlng. and I didn't want to have It blocked ." Rods ask walvars on Durham CINCIN NATI - The Cincinnati Hcds Tuesday raked waiver* on troubled flrvt baarman Leon Durham for the purpose of giving him his unconditional release. Durham. 31. a native of Cincinnati, was obtained from the Chicago Cubs May 19 In exchange for pitcher Pal Perry and cash In Itopes he would give the Reds some left-handed hitting punch. Durham, however, hit just .216 In 21 game* with the Reds, with one home run and two RBI Including hi* time with the Cubs. Durham hit .216 in 45 games with four homer* and eight Kill. Durham failed to show up for a Riverfront Stadium workout Wednesday. Ju ly 13. the day following the All Star Game In Cincinnati and also mtmsed Ihe Red* flight to Montreal that same day .. ORLANDO - The Lake Uranlley Lady IVafc is survived an amarlng *..muni of emotional distractions. Including a screaming throng of Dr Phillips fans waving signs that said "Ye*.” to defeat the host Lady Panther* 15-10. 15 8 in ihe 4A-5 Region championship match Tuesday night. Hut with their thoughts and prayer* with Joyce Frank, a faithful Lake Uranlley fan and mother ol two roaches at Ihe school, the lJuly Patriot*' celebration was muted. Frank suffered a cardiac arrest In the stands during Ihe second game ol Ihe match and was taken to hand l-ake Hospital where she later died Lake Brantley will once again have lo gather Itself and prepare for Us next opponent The Lady Patriots now advance to the Section 3 champion ship match against Boca Raton Spanish Rlvef. which defeated Martin County 15-4. 1541 in the Region 4 title match Tuesday The sectional match will t>r playrd al laikr Uranlley on Friday. ‘ We had a chante lo watch Dr Phllll|>s last Friday fin ihe Lady Panthers' District 10 ciuiupiousliip nialclu." said Wolfgang llathig roach of ihe Lady Patriots "We've been working on our blocking to slop Serr*a Srtzer " It worked One of Ihe big emotional lilts during Ihe match was when Ihe l-ady Patriots combined lo blink Scl/er's kill attempts. The plays managed lo. at the same time, lift Lake Uranlley and deflate Dr Phlllljt* The first came on Ihe third serve of ihe evening, when Dana Hush anil Grrlchen Mull learned up on Setrer for the block and gave |j»kr Uranlley a 2-0 lead The I j i i I v Patriots extended their lead lo 4 0 and cruised to the ojieniug game wilt Dr Phlllljts mounted srveral small rallies only lo have them smiled by ihe lowly Patriots Dr Philli|>s dosed to 4 2 thro Uikr Uranlley went out 7-2 T ‘ie l.ady Panthers tame Uu k to 7 5. then fell Itack 10-5 After seeing It* lead shrink lo IO 7. Lake Uranlley went mi a 5-3 run to win Ihe game WIi j I was remarkable about Ihe n|tenlng contesi waste! so much what was being done by Ihe player*, but by Ihe official* Facing ihe wrath ol a very vocal pro home team crowd (although Lake Uranlley was well represented), thr fmir olflci.il* made some very lough calls In Ihe flr*l game. Like Uranlley received a warning when a barrel! was spied in Pam Wlltlg's hair Laler. Ihe Lady Patriot* were swarded a jMilnt when Dr Phlllllp* was railed for an Illegal rotation Then, with the store 14-10. Itie l.adv Panthers were penalized another point lor a substitution Infraction "We re mil of Ihe regular season and we rr mil ol district play.” said Haling "Not only I* Ore plav. Ihe conrpetlllti. going to get suffer, so i» the officiating I think this group did a great job ‘ When we were warned lot that liarrclt. I railed a lime out Thai call was warning that I|iev were here lo lolkiw all lltr rules I lold Ihe kids lo slay In rotation and lo lake care of any M s B rs s tls y . Pag# 4B Oviedo thumps ’Canes Hsrald corrsspondsnl OVIEDO - When Ihe human body Is pul In stressful situations It can reset In different way*. Sometimes the human anatomy ran do superhuman things or ran pul one m shark so as Ihe body Is unable to move si all Tuesday night al Oviedo High. Ihe Lowly Lions expertemed both of thear strange rirrumstxnce* as they ram r out In a comatose stale and then pul on their Supergirl capes to successfully defend their Class 3A Region 3 title with a 15 9. 150 thrashing of the Purple Hurricanes nf Galneslvlle In Ironl of 401 Inane lin v C S N k a M v L M m w ill travel lo T a t n t » ftanl PfSlav to lake oft M cN e il URMlm K o h d s-K llsch CH ICAGO — Uwl McNeil of Houston delivered the first ti(Met of Ihe $250,000 Virginia Slim* of Chicago Tuesday, healing eighth seeded Claudia Kohde-KUsrh of West Germany 6 - 4 . 6 - 1. In earlier m atches. Helena Sukova of Chechoslovakia and Natalia Zvereva ol Hie Soviet Union easily advanced to the second round of Ihe tournament. The unsrrded McNeil battled back from a 4-0 deficit In the first set. reeling off 11 straight game* that carried her to a 54) lead In the second mcl MrNell capitalized on five service break* to defeat Ihe W rit German, ranked I llh in Ihe world *T was very nervoti* In Ihe beginning until I won the first game." McNeil said "It threw off my serve. Then she got nervous and started banging her racquet and backing off.” No vtrdlct In Kirk trial MEMPHIS. Trnn. - A federal Jury deliberated two hour* Tuesday without reaching a verdict In the trial of former Memphis Stale basketball roach Dana Kirk, charged with lax evasion and obstruct Inn of Justice. Kirk stood trial for eight weeks In federal court In Memphis. Hrforr Ihe panel began deliberating at 3:10 p.m E S T. U S. District Judge Odell Horton lold juror* they must find that Kirk Intentionally left $162,000 In outside Income ofl hts 1982 and IUH3 taxes and under reported gross receipts fnmt hts summer basket nail camp* The panel recessed about 5:10 and Is lo resume deliberation at 9 30 a m. Wednesday Atlornry* made their closing arguments Monday U.S. Attorney Hickman Ewing J r. said Kirk cheated Ihe federal government out of $80,000 In taxes. Kirk also Is charged with trying lo Intlmldatr three grand Jury wllnesar* Into lying lo Ihe jianel. Fro m staff and w lrs r e p o r t s _____________ B O W LIN O I 19:30 p.m. — ESPN. Treasure Coast Senior Open. (1.1 FO O TB A LL □ 8:30 p m . — SUN. College. Navy al Syracuse HOCEEY □ 7:45 p.m. — SC. NH L. Edmonton Oilers al New Jersey Devils. (L| Complete listing on Pag* SB__________________ lltr Lady Panilter*. who drlrairri Ihe Lady Galm* of Land O' l-akr* 14 16. 15 2 15 IO. in the ( las* 3A Regain 2 final* Things dldn l kw»k good lor the Lady l.lon*. who Improved Hint record lo 22 2 on Ihe year, as the Lady 'Cane* Imik advantage of Oviedo's early nervtnisne** and cam e oul p la y in g In s p ire d volley hall lo lake a 9-3 lead "I don l know why Ihey were so nervous in Ihe first game." Oviedo head roach Anita Cat Ison *aid. "I mid Ihem not lo worry They weren't Ihe onr* who had lo travel all tills way on Ihe bus I asked them what was wrong and lold litem lo relax and show these people that Ihey ran play volleyball All we needed was a couple of hlg plays lo gel things going " The lotdy Lions would have lo wall awhile lo gel a big play though because the Lady Canes had IItelr minds srl on going In Ihe next level of play. Coming oul sluing. Ihe U d y Canes opened Ihe match up with u kill by D a rle n e G re e n a w a y . A lte r Oviedo's Hrtsy Hughes him ked a I .See Oviedo, Page 4 B Oviedo's Suzanne Hughes hammers a spike In Tuesday's match against Gainesville. Raiders upend Florida College TEM P LE TERRACE •The Seminole Comituml ly College Men's Basketball leant, behind Te n ll Ilames' 27 points and 12 rebounds. Jumped oul lu a big early lead then withstood u furious comeback lo deleal the Falcon* of Florida College 74 69 before ISO fans al Fred K Conn Gymnasium Tuesday night. Seminole Jum|ted oul lo 8 •0 and 1 4 - 4 leads behind llarnrs. seven points, and Roller! Thom ­ as. four points and four assists: Hut Florida College came hark behind Ihe scoring of Sliawtt Hycrs. 10 points. Rick llarnrs. nine points and Ihe rebounding of Wayne Ikixley. 11 first half rebounds, lo close the score lo 32 •29 al lltr hall Tile Haiders outscorcd thr Falcons 15 6 the first live minute* of lltr second hall It* lake a 47-35 lead. The damage wus done l»y Hunt'**. Thomas. Vincent Emerson, and Robert Kirclardclll. Ilxil again Ihe Falcon* got hot behind R. Barnes and Ken Washington lo He lltr score al 61-61 with 5:55 loplay. But Seminole scored the next six point* lo lukr u 67-61 lead with 2:33 lo play. Clutrli frrr throws by Woods and Barnes and two baskri* and lour rebounds by Rishard Brown kepi lltr Raiders ahead, bul u baskri aftrr a Raider turnover hv Huxley cul Seminole's lead lo 72 •69. unolhrr turnover with 0:13 left gave Florida College u FOR TH E BEST COVERAGE OF. S C C SCH ED U LE NitimNi N-*. Nfv Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov It II IF It 71 IS H JO UAIDtH tOUNNAMi Nt TOURNAMENT r mbrV «l riodle H-vf» POCK |l Gw't CfMtl fCC jBikkOnail*# c to He lltr guttle with a three |Milntcr. hill Kdwin Jones' uilrmpt came iqi short and was rebounded by Brown. T Harm-* made two crucial free throw* with o<«» led in clinch the v iciory. c h a in Ill addition in Harm s thr Raiders were led by Thomas who had 11 and five asslsls. Woods nine IMtluis and nine asslsls. Ilrowti had nine j m i i i i i s anti tight rcltmmd*. w hile Emerson added right. It |Li rues led Florida College with 23 point*, and llyrrs and Washington scored 12 each Huxley had 15 rclKtiinds and Jones had nine assist* N'cxl action (or Seminole l* Friday when Ihey In,si the Burger Klng/Kuidcr Tournumcnl. Anton kick* oil al 0 0 0 when Brevard Community College lake* on Gulf Coast Community College. Seminole will play In the MIX) game against Patrick Air Force Base ol Melbourne. The tniirunm iiil will conclude Saturday with a consolation gamr al 6:00 and lltr (Inals al H OO Admission loull Raider games Is free. U C F football at crossroads By DAVID CORCORAN Herald correspondent OR LAN DO — On Ihe practice held lursday ultrrnoon al the Unlversliy nl Central Florida. Gem McDowell was Ihlnklng uboul lltr fulurr ol x»l .......... »---------e*......................... crossroads, especially alter Ihe Kulghl*' 24-7 clcic.it at ihe hands of Lllierty (Vn.| University Saturday, which |iul UC'F's record al 0 5 (their third straight loss), and eliminated Ihem Imtn the Division II plnyoll* Ibis season. "Yes. It's going lo Im- very dlsajijiolnllng lo know that unless we beat Eastern Kentucky by ihe score nf 100 lo 0 tills Saturday, we're mil nf the playoffs." said McDowell. UC'F's head couch anil Athletic Director, wtlli a laugh Then McDowell got serious, and sjmke- ol his Ihongltls. i In- high and low (minis of thr season. How will UCF's move lo Division l-AA play next season effect them? The Ircmendou* growth In sii|)|M>rl ihe team received from lltr Central Florida funs In 1988. A n d how will Ihe resignation lusl month ol U C F President Dr. Trevor ColboumefTeel the program In grnrrul? "I feel Ihe high |>olnl of lltr season wu* when we Iteal Tro y Slnlr earlier till* season, which was ranked No. 1 In Division II ut lltr lime, and we See U C F . 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"will not huvr any affect If Ihe new president Is like l)r Col bourn. I hnpr that Ihe nrw pirsldrnt has Ihe graal pitlge mrnl Ural l)r Colboum did in all arras of campus life.** Tire & Muffler M A H (M A I W A JU U N TV PREP STANDINGS, RANKINGS us oiler we stoned out with a 5-0 record, andthen losing 4 of our next 5 games " I n j u r i e s , a c c o r d i n g to M* Dowell also were a kry lei tor lo Ihe team’s dowtisllile. starting with season ending knee injuries by defensive nose guard Mlkr GrtoMMii and running hack Mark Gtaconr In Ihe North AlatMiii.i game on Ortigx-r 1. "It's very lough lo play at a high level every week when you lia r about 10% of your learn due lo ln|urtr«." McDowell said McDowell also said with the move to Division I AA play next season will mil lie that hlg ot a surprise lor U ('F since Ihr Knights know wlial they'll be up against "W r will play the same trams a* we had Ihts season Trams like Georgia Southern. Easlrrn Kentucky, lle lh u n r. I.llrerly. Troy Stale, elc Now w r can give out more scholarships (40 In Dlv. II. 70 In Dlv. IAAI. hut wr will lake a slow approach lo II. About 10 a year until w r reach lo 70 level by 1991." 4<1*»» II >t t u n t o 1> ll * ill* I Intou*I c i t is o p -m na «a im im ta moved up' to No. 2. our highest ranking ever." McDowell said. "Th e low point. Ihe loss to Valdosta Slate 48-19. not Juxl because the tram didn't play well, hot Valdosta did Ihe brat Job aa far ax heating us. compared lo any tram wr fared this season " The Increased auppori that the Knights received from Ihe romm unity, wax also reflected from the gate, ax attendance al Knight gamexal the Florida Citrux Bowl readied an all-time high, from 11.400 In 1987. to over 21.800 in '88. The 21.HImj Ians who saw UCF play wax lo|ix in Dlv. II. amt lire highest slut r San Dtego St. averaged over 34.000 per Ituinr gamr In 1967. "Tliat'x an tm-rrase of over 1 0 0 X f r o m 1 1 ) 8 7 . " sa i d McDowell. "A n d we Juxl touched the lip of Ihr k rb rrg with Ihr fan support In the Central Florida area." Ax far ax Ihe train's 6-4 record. McDowell Irrls "Hull hrlorr the season started, this tram had Ihe latrnl and ability to be an oulxtumltiig team. But the key wax the intangibles "We had only six sen tors on nur squad which meant wr were gntng lo hr a very young team we had lo replace 15 starters on nffrnxr and defense And this team liasn'l luindled adversity very well, whleti wax reflected on S C toto'lll 4 tow M it U 14LPPt I4C*4Pt*MP l«**|- WtotoS-l O A K L A N D . C a lif - Loa Angeles Lakrrs Coach Pat Mile* said his tram played Its l*r*i game of the young season Tuesday night because 'Magi* got aggressive ” Indeed. Magic Johnson more. Than Itvrd up to Ids nk* name when be dislied nil 18 wi»i% and scored 32 {mints in reading Ihe Lakrrs In a 114 102 victory at Golden State "Tonight, we had a much better effort." said Riley “ We were sloppy against Golden State's press hot w r still main ! t.lined against an aggressive, young team We have to alia* k against (defensive pfrwsoirl. We lend to relax and Imid tile I m II above our lieads "Bul tonight Magie g<a ag gfewsive H r put his l»rad down amt lie drovr Ih r lane and kicked the ball out Magi* riralrs op ‘ portunitlrs when hr (days hkr that H r draws i hr drlrnsr ami 11 the guys arr ahead of the Im II , they will gel the np|mrl unit Ira to • n ar." C h ris Mullln. switched liv f (•olden Stair Cua< h Don Ijelsou Irum harkrourt to lorrcoutt this season, had 20 points In Hie Afat hall as Golitrn Slate went into liilrrmlsskHi down only 59-57 1 lie totard only six {■mils in the second hall when lire la k n v blew I lie game of mil UCF outtoru Kin l-*Htt ’ t 111 It l e w ' t o l» ■tow l l l l l S t o l l m 4*411111 > » l tl (tows'll u(ipwt« e * i"l m*h W LAKEBS TRIUMPH a a am m n iw ila a i v n *a M < i sn ois 0 n Oh s t*l tl a "We didn't expect an easy game." said Dallas Coach John MacLeod. "Our scouting report said they would press us and they did. "They were uggrrsalvr and I was Impressed with what they did We didn't play well because (V'JT did a ot ol good * nngs against us. They douhlr teamed and changed defenses a lot " Davis finished with 17 points, as Rolando Blackman {wring the M averlcka w i t h 2 0 , Kevin Edwards scored 3 1 points for (he Heal while Sparrow had 13. R A f f l l S T A Y U N B E A TE N A TLA N TA Moan* Malone says Ihe Atlanta llawks have a "k ille r Instin ct" which has helped them defeat their first three opponents this season Dominique Wilkins scored 33 points and Malone had 18 putnla and 32 rebounds Tuesday night to lead Ihr Hawks lo a 112-107 victory over the Indiana Parers "We havr a killer Instinct." said Malone "W e've played three lough trams It takes pride lo brat thoar kind of trams. We need lo win bigger. I worked real hard and I hit the boards hard That's what I expect (or mysrlf " Atlanta Coach Mtkr Fratrllo said his tram has a winning altitude, whkh ran offset a lot ot small errors "We got a little cute with the basket hall and may hr kwi a aaua-a tto »m a m . i a torn an r a DALLAS — Th e Miami Heat came cloar to the first win In Its history Tuesday night, but It did not come as a surprise la the Dallas Mavericks The Mavericks ticId off a talc Miami charge aa Brad Davis hit taro baskets down the stretch to emerge with a 92-88 victory. "They have got guys who have made a living playing basketball In the NBA. ‘ Davis said "They have Rory Sparrow, they have Pat Cummtnga. they have IVarl Washington These guys know what ll takes." It was only the second game for the expansion tram and llir chance to blow the game open. U lcr on." said Fratrllo "Down' the stretch they made some really big shuts, bul so did we. "Look at Ihr Job Moses did on' llie boards and the fan that Reggie (Theusl made some big defensive plays. "W e passed Ihe ball extremely well In ihe first half. Many limes' In ihe game, though, the Intent waa there but the execution was not.'* Indiana Coach Jock Kama#** said the Pacers arr showing steady Improvement, ’lull we Just can I makr ll over Ihr rdgr # W r'rr still loo soil on nflrttse and that carriesovrr toour defense ** Atlanta. 3 0. led 48-38 at halftime Atlanta led 80 70 rn _ trrtng Ihe llnal quarlrr. baskets a a a a -a aaa ns is is •a is ta t imm i Cto t i l l tr »i a t o n it »i t ItH ia m m H H tM H H t W lk ia a ■* ta is •cataw la sausasan«aia>4itoa > ton I Tw aaai T i n s few n w t i M u •» t pm ta ia • iin s s s iin a t s io M iM s M SUM S IW4CH* 4 ***** IS ts IN 1 Cto W i *« 4N 1 l**H '*«* IN 414ISSS**USSI at HISS 8 — tem aan (wMto » a 11 a iMaaa I *M 4 W t o t a tit tw a iS lia ia w a W W p < i* * S l | i 3 is NAT— im tl a*, im p i ha *8 as tm ta I HawWta aa ta i uwtaar ta a ttaaa sonata rats arai oiMtaaa B N M Ita u i anoN a aa ta ia t wo* ta aa t cm ta w ta aoaaasiMHMittMM a M M S IW M t n ia a ta ta >a r amwaw ta ta ' SotfalkUasaratutaa ** ssaw-aa i onsnttos Cpaiitia Btopia m a a 1t o M H i o u p lw Wa* la i# a atom h i i i M a p 11 m i »»•#* •a 11 a a w •a ai a laaa l a n a h « m i C H A R L O T TE . N.C. Kelly Trtpuclui acorrd 34 points and Kurt Rambla had 14 rebounds Tue sd ay n ig h t to lead- t)ie expansion Charlotte Hornets to their first N B A triu m p h ., a 117*105 decision over the Los Angeles Clippers. The Hornets had a 95-48 advantage In rebounds to help Dick Hartrr -^ tc h his first victo­ ry pa an NBA head coach. Quinton Dailey had 18 points to lead the Clippers, who placed six players in double-figures. Rookie Rex Chapman acorrd 18 points in support of Trtpurka for the Hornets. Charlotte, which led 57-55 al half, used a 10-3 spurt to take a 90-79 lead at the end of Ihr third period The run followed two freethrows by Los Angeles' Benoit Denjan- i that pulled the Clippers wlthtn 80-76. The Clippers cutting their del.Ictt to 106-100 on a Norm Nixon Irre throw but Charlotte stored 6 straight points to secure the victory. Trtpuclui scored 13 points to help Charlotte take Its 57-55 halftime lead. The Hornets led 37-36after one quancr. A Chapman Jump shot with 3.40 left put Charlotte ahead 53-43 but the Hornets turned the ball over on their next three possessions to help Loa Angeles score 6 unanswered points to gel within 53-49. Miami players were encouraged when they heard that the NBA's other new franchise — the Charlotte Hornets — had won Its first game earlier In the evening. "It was very gratifying lo see our effort tonight." said Miami coach Ron Rothsteln. “ We were out there hustling the whole 48 minutes. We made Dallas beat us. ll Is a big thing for our young guys to play aa competitively as th ry d ld " The Mavericks had a 15-point halftime lead, bu, saw that rut lo two by the start of the fourth quarter as the Heat went lo a full-court press. Miami twice look a une-polnl lead In Ihr fourth quarter before Davis sealed Ih r gam e w ith his FRONT AND A L IG N M E N T • 1 2 . 0 5 MOtr CAM BRAKE EPfCIAL M l> a tN N M ? F ;3 9 " M UFFLERS *•4140*4 *28*1 M U F F L E R 5 T A IL P IP E »5 9 " AS WBFt 0 > B »IH i 40,000 M ILE WARRANTY RAISED WHITE UTTER RADIALS WIDE TRAC GO A 70 By D A Y T O N 19S-70R-13 147.95 205 70R-14 . . . . $ 5 3 . 5 0 22S-70R-14 $58.40 235 7 0 R 1 5 . . . $81.75 24S-80R-14 . . . . $82.76 245 6 0 R -1 5 . . . $85.95 2 7 5 4 0 R -tS . . . . $89.75 INSTANT CREDIT U P T O $2^00 •ODAV S A M E A S C A S H Q U A L IF IE D B U Y E R S �n.h-* MiMW h k&ena | H II Sinlotd Herald. Sanford. Florida — Wednesday. November 9. I9M — i Kalambay retains W B A middle title Sweeney to be Q B for Dallas United l*r*«s International D A L L A S — Dallas Cow boys Coach To m Landry. rastlnK thr only voir that counted in a special Election Day decision, said Tuesday hr will slarl Kevin Sweeney ul quarterback Sunday night against thr Minnesota Vikings. “ Kevin earned ll." Landry said. “This has nothing to do with the permanency ul the position. Hut we will see what he ran do." Sweeney, cul by the Cowboy* In Iralnlng ramp Iasi year and a hero In Dallas' replacement games during the 1987 NFL s lrlk r. threw three touchdown passes during the second hall n! the Cowboys m -31 loss lo the New York Giants last Uirniay. That pertormamr caused Landry to g U r Sweeney thr starting assignment In place ol Slevr frlluer. who has struggled throughout a season In which the Cowboys arr sullrrtng through their longest losing streak since 1900 Dallas lias lost Its last sis games and has nothing but playoU contenders remaining on Its srhedtilr. "This doesn't mean I'm dlsapimlntrd with Steve Fellurr al all." Landry said "Some people are. but I'm not. Wr are not going lo liavr a quarlrrhack controversy with anyone but you llhe m edia)" Sweeney, who llnlthrd Ills Fresno Slalr career as the most prolific passer In N C A A history, was drallrd in llir srvrnth round last year Hr was rrlrasrd on the final rul |S« IHH7. but when the sirtkr brgan Swreney was signed lo quarie,;.urk Ihe replacement learn He started iwo replacement games and Dallas woo them both with Sweeney throwing (our touchdown p a w s and averaging 'JO 8 yards per completion MwsW The wet etuff Lyman's Nick Rsdktwich (abova) chums through ths wstsr during the Seminole Athletic Cooler•ncs swim meet while (below) Lake Brantley's Danny Rodriguez cools oil slier Issl week's I t Tim S i lt i s l district crote country meet On tap this week is the district swimming at Shandan Aquatic Club and region crote country et UCF I MONTE C A R L O . Monaco — Sum bu Kalarntuy caught Doug DrW tlt with a powerful Irft lo the Jaw in the seventh round Tuesday night lo score a ircltnle.il knockout and retain Ids w orld (Wiving Association middleweight title. Kalambay controlled the aclirdulrd 12 round boul from (he opening bell, studying the moves of the 27-year-old Amrrlran before moving in. Dt W iil his mol her walrhlng at ringside, was decked by a swift and sudden left hand mldway llirougli liir seventh round DeWltt w rn i down im m rdlattly and was counted out by Panamanian rrferre Jose Hermeal. The victory puts Katamhay In line for a possible nil Ideation 1mi ul early next year against tiller.lattonal IWixtng Frderatkin middleweight champ Michael Nunn ol Ihe United Stales "I trained hard for this bout, and I got everything I wanted out of ll." Katamhay said The light went llkelrxprclrd Katamhay. a naturalized Italian born in Zatrr. improved his career record lo 40-3-1 DeWlll of Yonkers. N.Y.. fell to :u» 0-4 The champion was making his third defense of the title he won 13 monihs ago against Iran ILirkley K.il.unKiv entered Ihe ring at the Slade Lout* II weighing 157 'y pound* lo DrWlM's 159 ll The champkm scored al will throiighoul thr I m m i I. lagging DrW tlt with tells and rights and forcing Ihe |u rr Just enough lo wear down ihe Am rrlran Kalambay rarnrd (minis Irani u cnmbinatkin In thr fourth and fill DrW tlt with a rmindhnusr right as I lie round ended Kalambay added DrWitt to a list ol rrrent victims that Includes Mlkr McCallum and Hobble Sims "Katamhay luts always brrn the underdog In every match.' said Homo Galra/zi. Kalambay e manager "Hut he's gone in and pul rvrryonr In their place I said all along that we'd win this Ihhii We re rradv lor Nunn or anyone.** "Naturally. Cm n r llr d ." Sweeney sakl "A ll I've wanted Is llir o|>|a>«t>init v In play Now I havr ll and that is all I tan ask for I don't think I'tn going out and trm atir lire N FL Hut. hoprlully. I will lie able to (day writ "It's been a while slnrr I've started a game Hut I think I have ployed enough to know what I'm doing" f DlfNDKE IMPRESSED LAS VEGAS. Nev — Angelo Dundee, the trainer tnlsstng from Hay 1-eonant's corner for the llrst time in 12 years, said he was glued lo the television Monday night and was Impressed with H r winner “ Houston lonkrd grral." said Dundee, who Irum his Miami home watched the football game In w lik-h llir Oilers lieal llir Clrveland lln iw m Sweeney Is listed as A-fool. but measures a shade hr low that figure One crlllclsm against him tirfnrr the NFL draft waa that lie was too short lo play In the league "1‘rople talk about my height and I don't lirllevr any of that stuff." Sweeney said W est Virginia gears up for unpredictable Rutgers on Harris. Anderson said "You ran 1get yourself out of killer by No 4 West Virginia gears for trying loctinrentralcon Harris " Tailbacks Anthony llnrwn and Saturday's game against u n ­ predictable Rutgers, a tram that Llndra .lohnson and receivers Calvin ITillllps and Krggle Hr has struggled altrr upset vie to s over Michigan State and mtiert idler H a u ls a strong nn Stole. m supporting cast 'TTiry are as good as any team ■ T h e M o u n ta in e e r s , l i o have in the country. Anderson said averaged 291 4 rushing yards "It will lie a great challenge lor find more than 45 I pmms per us “ kamr The Scarlet Knights. 4-5 Elxrwherr in ihe Top 20 Sal after losing their Iasi three unlay No 2 Southern i'alllornla games, havr surrendered 24 1 7 (days al Arizona Slalr. No 5 rushing yards a game Florida S la lr (days Virginia ■ Hmgrrs Coach Dk k Anderson Tech. No ll U C L A |davs Sian Mid hla tram must slop Major lord. No 7 Nebraska plays ro N n Harris without krylng on the 111 Colorado. No 8 Oklahoma mulll dimensional quarterback plays al Missouri. No 9 Auburn Harris, a rrdhsirl sophomore, (days No 17 Georgia. No lo has rustird for 432 yards and Wyoming (day* at Houston. No (Missed for 1.505 yards H r luis I I Arkansas (days Irxas AAM. arrtHinlrd for 18 touchdowns — No 12 Michigan (days Illinois. 12 (Missing, six rustling — and No 13 Syracuse plays at Moslem averages 215 2 ollrnsivr yards a College. No 14 Louisiana Stale game (days al Mississippi Slate. No 15 "Hecause of their Im U ih c ll Is okl.ilium.i Slate (days Kansas very difficult to concernrair Jusi Nn Ifl C l e m son ( days at Mulled Frees laSaraeNsaal ^ M aryland. No 18 lirlgham Young plays at Air Force, and ro-No ID AlaKimu plays South western Dniisiarva No. 1 Notre Dame and No 3 Miami air Idle Al Alliens Go , the No. 17 llulldogs pie(wrr lo play the nation's top ranked sc oring dr Iro s r "I don't dilnk they've ever had a tiriler defensive foot trail tram al Aubuin." Dooley said ol the Tigers, who lead Ihe nation yielding (list (1 fi ppg "They've got right seniors starting on a defense that has allowed an average ol Just t»H yards ruslilng (irr game ‘ They haven’t given up a touchdown in the llrst hull ol a Kill game dlls season. That's tru ly a rem arkable nrcotnplishmrni In this day and age. and ll mukrs u very strong statement about thr quality ol die Auburn dele rise " Al Ann Arbor. Mich . ihe No 12 Wolverinrs (day die I Him in IILACKSIIUKG. Va Mira ties happen.’* Virginia Tech fool trail roach Frank lleamrr said w h rn asked uhout llir llo k le s chances lids week against powerful Florida Slalr. "You nevrr know what's going to liap|ieii. That’s why you play thr game." said lleainrr. whose train Is 2-7 allcr losing 13-3 In Dullsville Iasi week T h r n a 11o n a 11y r a n k e d Seminole* are H I allrr demol­ ishing another nalkmally-rnnkrd tram. South Carolina. 594) last Saturday. T h r Hoklrs travel lo Tallahassee lor Saturday's 7 p.m. game In Doak Campbell Stadium. At his weekly prrss conference nn Turaday. lleamrr said that Florida Stale could be llir na­ tion's best learn, despite Ms opening-game loss lo Miami. The Scutlnolra "arr an out and out grral football Irani." hr said. As a group. Florida Stale's skill players — quarterback, running barks and receivers— are the best In rullrgr loot hall, according to lleamrr. who also said the Srmlnolrs' defensive secondary is thr nation's flnrst. Tech's offense, however. Iiu* struggled, fulling In score u touchdown In four games this season. Tw o weeks ago against Virginia. Ihe Hoklrs had Ihe bull Inside Ihe Cavaliers' 25 on five different occasions w ithout scoring a point. Then last week. Tech waa within twn yards of Louisville's goalline twice bul managed only one Held goal from Ihe opportunities. "O n defense, we really cxprcl good things lo happen." said HEELS N E E D A IR A T T A C K CHAI’EI. H ILL. N ( - Um vrrslty ol North Carolina lnniKtll roach Mack Hrnwn wants a better aerial attack (or thr Dual gamrs ol th r season against Virginia and Duke The Tar Heels. 1-8 overall and 1-4 In Ihe Aliunde Coast Confer­ ence. will close thr linmr season Saturday when Virginia visits Keenan Stadium for u 2 p.m. kickoff. Vlrglnu. 5-4-1 overall and 3-2 In die ACC. havr won lheir Iasi H ire r g a m e s , und losl lo Clemson. Duke anil Dullsville by n combined margin of nine points. Only against I'riin SI., a 42-14 Nlttuny Lion win. lias Virginia been out of a game. Thai's gui lo be Ihe motlvaling lorre." can wrap up the conlrrrnce Mile by heating the Terrapins Satur­ day at lly rd Stadium . Hut Maryland. 5-4 and 4-1. Is one of the conference'* lug surprises this season and is thr only other tram with Just one loss In rtmlrtetter play " Dterr are srvrn other trams in the m otrrrnre lhal would like to Is- to ihe [Mtsiilon lhal we're in." Terrapins Coach Jn r Krivak said. "At the beginning of Ihe year, nobody thought wr would win more iftuu iwo games Herr we arr — we're in Ihe 10th game of the season and we're still playing lor the championship. MIAMI GOES TO L»U CORAL GAHLKS - College fuoiball's road warriors arr bracing for another battle on enemy turf. Thlrd-ianked Miami .this week oil before IrwvsUnS luflxy No. J4 Louisiana S la lr at Tiger Stadium in llaion Kougc. La . home of one of ihe noisiest, rowdiest crowds In Ihe country. Hut Ihe llurrlranrs don't rattle raslly nn ihe road, und drspilr losing 31-30 al Noire Dame Orb IS. Miami tuts lost only iwo road games in five seasons. E ic it in i 9 Em u aonOl^s*luLf L tv S i t i n t w S o o .-lX u iv. Hw thni iw o t **' ' "Let The Professionals Do It" Virginia Tech next for No. 5 Florida St. lleamrr. "H ut on ollrnsr w r seem lo lie hoping that something tiud won't happen Once wr overcome that alillude. w r will lie a good footliall Irani " Hobby Howden's Florida Slate tram, one the other hand, has had frw problems oil rtthrr side of Ihe Kill In recent week. The Srm lnolrs h a v r scored 125 [minis In (heir Iasi two games white giving up only 3. For any chance at an upset, lleamrr said. "Things have lo go our way. Our hope Is dial we can roniml (hr InoiKill enough (offenslvrlyl that our defense doesn't grl worn out " Tills will lie Tech’s fifth meet­ ing ol the season with a na­ tionally-ranked leant. "We have played with some of die he*i trams in th r country." said lleamrr. 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ALIGNMENT 11S ' ! S a t 10x15 *59.95 A UP TO *1000 iSj* 11x15 '69.95J a W ’12.991 12x15'7 9 .9 5 * M ^ |___£Mo_Warranty___ | L — ———J O O d a y ta a iM M C M N quaMid boyars I �• -. . . , t a t -------------------------- HacMji aporta twPar nd hltttna HolUs. Senior co-captaln who haa been serving 1 •a of late, continued to serve i as *■ she brought oiougni Oviedo uvieoo hack naca from i fsaut .nmrit* “ m m — ' H a fir “— “ them " S e rw a Itfh M h Tuesday night In claiming 15-9. ISO . Regional Champ! onahlp match against QainesviUe Oviedo. 33 3. will the Tampa Plant Lady In the Sectional finals this F ri­ day. QainesviUe finished Ms with a 23-3 record and first game before 05< well and shit well to be succcsful." Oviedo ch Anita Carlson said. "W e {w eren't serving well In the S o p e n ln g m a tc h , w e w e r e ■nervous, t really couldn't unwhy we w o t so uptight. we were al home and they { (Gainesville! had been on the bus jfor two hours, we shouldn't have ;!been so tense." h e Lady LadyLions, Lions.th o u gh. ,!•- T-----'showed thetr relent lea* determi­ nation and battled back from a 9-3 deficit to *nn the first game ^before playing a near (lawless second game and shutout the visting Purple Hurricane*. Sections (o n Friday * Taro of last year's final four teams In Class 4A are still alive while only one In Clasa 3A remains In the playoffs going Into Friday's section action, n In Claw 4A. defending state Miami Sunset and runnerup Lake Brantley rem a in In contention after T u e s d a y 's region m atches. 390. won Its match v*. Springs but also showed It Is t may have thought. Sunset to dig flown deep lo pud out a 15-13.6-15.16-IOvtctory. Brantley, meanwhile, ran Its record to 23-3 with a 15-0. 15-10 victory over Orlando Dr. Phillips. One other final four team from ' ago was eliminated when /Choctswrhalchee was hammered by Pensacola Pine Forest, 15-0. -IB-IB.,15-1. The other final four IMsnt,fflyp«7. Sefiner Arm wood. n< ■make U past the ■forfeit Its first district match due to disciplinary reasons. In Class 3A. Fori Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons continued lo roll toward a fifth consecutive .stale title with a 199. 15-6 •victory over Boca Raton Pope l (John Paul. One team from last year's final four. Land O* Lakes, was elimi­ nated by Tampa Plant. Plant la the next opponent for Oviedo .H ig h ’s Lady Lions. O vie do advanced with a 15-9. 15-0 rout ,of Gainesville, the third year In a row Oviedo has knocked off Gainesville In Ihe regional. In F rid a y 's a ctio n . Lake Branlley will host the Sharks of Boca Raton Spanish River while Oviedo plays al Tampa Plant. Th e winners of the section matches advance to the stale tournament whirh Is being held al Orlando Dr. Phillips High (all cl. Holtt>* amred shifted the entire ei momentum of the match and ihe m o m en tum n e v e r changed hands once the Lady Lions gained Its possession. Tlte desire lo fight for every point and never give up evident In the opening game, a game that started out with Oviedo making a handful of unforced errors. "iju st concentrated on xttiing the first couple of serves over the net.” HnUI* tiW "After | began to get tome m omentum I tuned placing the ball " Hollis and senior Surannr Hughes provided the big serve* and clutch h ‘ its w ith additional help coming from front row players Serena Caldryro and Anne Woolary. Vanessa Scobte and Mlml Tra n adding strong service support. "We never felt like we were out of Ihe game, even though our service return wasn't us." Hollis said. "W e worked for e w ry potm that’* our motto, we (ell like * \ 1 come back and win and w* aid. W e .u v r good communication on the court and v ie d o Greenaway spike. Lady Lion Serena Caideym served a winner lo even the score. Putting a little pressure on the Lady Lion*. Gainesville's Kalhy W erner s rrve d six elrslghi points lo give the Lady Cane*, who ended thetr season at 33-3 with Ihe lows, a 7 -1 lead. " W e c a m e o u t a litt le nervous." Oviedo junior back ipcctallst Currie Lawson I don't know why we were so uptight. Yesterday we were real relaxed and today going Into the match we w e ir relaxed. I gursa we Just came out light." After G a in e sville 's Urrnda Bruce made Ih e lead H i . O v ie d o ’s S u z a n n e Hughes served two points to bring UnLady Lions to within flvr. but (truce's sister K a lh y fulled down a kill on teammate Karen An­ dersen’s serve lo make the score 9-3 In favor of the Purple Hum ranes. The 0-3 lackluster start would be inu fca ik ia ed tar Mu p*ay of the 1Lady Lions In the rest of Ihe match though as they rnmplrlrly shut down the Gainesville learn by holding them sron-lews _____________ tu n a fi* a y i* ta »t* «a i ■«*an I - A n u o U •'«'• *•»*»' * *<»' work very well a* a team." Hollis gave Oviedo the tear good In the opening game then came back around to serve the game out (or Oviedo Ho'lls haa been a court leader over the past few games and led the Lady WaOan SM tS C lw cU sM H S M It* ■•fan 1 - JachwroUa Saac* HaMw* d Gwwtt.ito ■vcM'sU it* . • i l tt II ■ t a it n l- Branson d ?*"** Oainwr It* t i t it* Rdf an Cw*r*atat * Fdrt Mr**. C t r n i u u i ) t i it i* ■•tan I - Lot* B»*nt»T * Or Una* Dr PSMVt It *S It* H«tan * - t o o Satan 1*ar*'U< * > c « Lio n s lo thetr third consecutive regional crown. Tra n , a freshman just moved up from the 19-1 Junior varsity tram , srrved for * u straight points in In the second match lo point* Hive Oviedo mm pin c control of the match and tend It to it* third straight tret tonal plavnff x 'l was a little nervous when I went to the line for m y first couple of serve*." Tra n said. " T h e r I got n m i'o rv .M and began placing the ball in the second game I hope we run continue lo play well and reach tile slate tournament." Carlson also feels her squad ran advance lo Ihe final four this can season Carlson has been in the srctkmal four time* but never to the stale tournament and hopes lo clear that hurdle Friday "Th ta tram ts quicker and stronger than Ihe one* I've had In Ihe past." Carlson said "I rsel'.y feci we’ll f t lo the stair Orals. ih L io u h ' s a l L' '■> and they are vdL ronfld. in themselves.' M*rtinCeunf» It*. It* ■•tun >- Cor** tsnnft Tsrasafla* Sarin M Um lltU.* tt. I t H ■nan I - " I was telling them In just lakr one point at a lime," I^ iwschi said. "We just had to keep II up and lake control of the nidlrh. Alter playing Seminole in Ihe districts and coming lu r k from 9-3 In Ihe around game, we knew we could do II again. Srnilnoir w a s a lo t t o u g h e r t h a n Gainesville so II wasn't as hard." K rrs tln Colon started lh r 27-potnt scoring frenzy with two service points, the first being a kill by Caldryro and the second b y sensational server Anna "Floater” Hollis With the srorr 9 5, the ever reliable llollls stepped to the aervke line as shr has done so effectively in past weeks In scorr five points .mil give the Lady Lkm* their lirwt lead ol the evening ” 1 was happy with Ihe w av wr served tonight." Carlson said "G ood serving was Ihe key O i k c we willed down we played very well " Lett-handed junior Shannon Wtlrnxsnn served I wo point* both ended by Sura***** Hnghrs. thf first being ■ btnrk and Ihr second a kilt off of a D rills srl. Th e n II was lime for Ihe decep­ tive floating serve of llollls lo t flM M l Oviedo s Lady Lions calabral* Ihair third consecutive region crown Oviedo goaa for Ha drat tear section nil* this Friday al Tampa Plant closC ihe game as site served Ihe last three points all killed by trummatrs llelsy Hughes and Cakleyrn. The sowing streak continued with Vaneswa So.htc starting ihe second ga m r with five straight Oviedo points Playing Inlrnse tra m ball. Ihe Lady Linns then decided lo glvr freshman Mitnl Tran a crack al Ihe service line Tran responded in rhampionslilp fashion with tlx powerful serves, two of whk-h frll lor aerm. "I didn’t want Betsy (llugliesl w rtlng bec ause shr jammed hri finger In practice Ihr other day." Carlson said- " I tried some dllferrnl things Mlml did an excellent fob serving lotilghl Everyone did just fine with her in there " Su/anne lltiglirs gut m on ihe scoring at-1m u with a nice serve followed by a sklrcMil and a ( ohm service point which was killed by Caldeyru oil of a llrtsy llughcs set Amazingly ihe Ladv I.loos dog up every Itall ilu i was kH at ih rn i b y the Lady Canes and t h e n n l y w ay rhat Gainesville could even gel a sldrout w as by an Oviedo missed hit. BrantleyCeatlaasd fi ' possible /violations. I didn’t want to lose any points on any stupid rulra." Nol that It would have made ,any difference. In Ihe second /game. Ihe I-iffy Patriots Jumped , pul to a 7-0 lead and settled Inlo /automatic pilot. Dr. Phillips , made a couple of advances, but Lake Brantley kepi firm control ,of Ihe game and the match. ' "Like I've said, these girls nave been there." Haiblg said. ''The y know everything thai It takes lo win. They still make ,Some mistakes, but they're the ( little one*, the ones they can '.correct. They've worked on getting rid of the large mistakes " ' And It [Mid off once more Next ' flop. sectional*. "It was j cutnp'rtr team ellort tonight." laiwsoti said "W e all rantr irtgelher ami im h t w r got the momentum It w as all over " W ilh the wort 13-0. llollls made sure that On- mutch was over with two ores In end Ihr m ulrh and send Ihr l^idv Lions to llirlr fourth sevitonal Dual in I lie past five years. Ur*> ■MV* • H I It* Tt iMIW I (t Wl)W I WMI.IjA*' I Luther knocks off St. John’s in 1A-4 und eomfvauy look over In llte lirst game the llrst ol sit Herald correspondent vtralghl serviiT |s>inis broke a O H LA N IX ) — It iiatk two slmti 4 4 lie The i hewt the Stints sentrnees ha Ocala Si J«thii 11mill come allrr lltal was 11-7 Lutheran t-oach Ron Rrtnphrr to and 14-10 Jacobs servo • summarize Orlando Luth er’s winners complemented ll*t is 15-10. 15-9, vtctiwy over h h Another Davis blast broke Irani tn Tuesday night's Region amriltrr 4-4 Itr In game two I IA 4 vollrvltall .natch twlorr 151 Jucotm increased t1m Ciusatlrts at Luther High School t iishton lo 7 1 with two of Ini ' lUirndat Davis was tt. sin w o n wfv*ti itotnis. I wo Davw was their whole team.** said spilo s one rm trlrsv of a (lardrtl Rrntphrr. after Ihe Cnisadrrs set. and two bhn ks ti> Vnl|taigrl ended the Saints season In 35 left tlieSalnls nailmt: 12 4 minutes "She ranks among ihr thtlv a iwir ol l.olhrr mis*m-s best spikers we've seen all and lo ads op plav Intro Maurer n season '* No doubt. Hails kilts ami llonkrii ami Mi is lev made it res|w« table serves played a prominent pari ' I don't think we werr super In Luther's fourth cmisrt olive win. Three kills in the first |tsychetl ottr hump sets ami game, along with seven srrvlrr spikes weren't as rllrcllvr as points, wrnt a long way towards Iftry were against Montvrrde Luther i iso It Susan Phipps said advancing Luther. 15 H. to Frt day night's Section 2 contest whose vti lory In last weeks against Jacksonville University dlsirlrt title match against Chrtsttan or Davlona Hr.n h's MonIVerde was tin first Him tin Crusaders Itad defeated tin W arnrrChrtsiun But Rrmpher dtdn t mrnitoii Kaglrs this season "There was a Katy Jacobs superb serves. natural lei down allrr last Frt Michelle Dudu's sets. Sarah day. plus w r didn't know .i Ihhii lilts tram tonight I didn't really Vor|Mgei* nrt play or the all around hustle ol So ii Jj Kaiser (eel the energy level wr had Iasi Friday." and Angle liardell "Altrt Iasi Friday the players "You can't say II was just one player on oor leant, said Luther thanked im- lor all the running assistant coach Kandy 7.uok "Il we’ve hren doing, wr foul a real was a lolul Irani effort As for fun practice last night and our Davis' senes. I've seen Ihriti main goal Is to remain having coming over the nel and they re lun and when we slop having like a good hard knuckle Im i I lun wr don't play well." added They move at on ml a lot and dir Phtpp* hard al the end " "Mont verde was a must win," Zook said Tonight was tin Al tile oolsrl ol Imtli games Si John Lutheran. IH 6. trot a p.nr 9 lug on Ihe rake tirrausr we've ol strong serves Irnm Shrra gone fu rth e r t han anyone Mosley la-lore Jarolm and Davis expected os to go " Today’s sports digest St V a i l ! Lake Brantley s Barb Billmyer looks to gel her pass jp lo the setter during Tuesday's match at Orlando Dr Phillips The Lady Patriots won Iheu second straight region crown with a 158. 15-10 victory. Brantley’s Fox, Deltona’s Burt lead SAC bowlers Lake Untnllcy'a Stacy Fox and Deltona's Tam m y Hurt werr the high rollers Monday -in Seminole Athletic Conference bowling pardon. ■n Fox had the high scries among the girls i- with a 514 and had a high game of 191 as c.Brantley defeated Lake Mary. 8-7. Bet-key I Levine had a 169 game and 464 series for ila k e Mary. I. Burt had the high game of ihe day with a . .nice 302 and rolled Ihe next highest series al 509 as Deltona downed Lake Howell. •-12-3. Ally Nicholson had a 173 game and «- Sheri Bums a 372 series for Lakr Howell. In other girls aelion. Lyman drfealed i Seminole, 10-5. and Oviedo struck down DeLand.9-ti. Kim Mackey led Lyman with a 107 game I M um * u « t i * M u m i lf> t < II it * It It M I Mr*-l«tl the rest of Ihe match. wU III and 462 series while Adel Lopr* hit a 10*1 game for Seminole and tlealhrr Schallrr a 41H aciirs. For Oviedo. Julie Moss had a good day with a IHH high game and a 493 series. Jennifer Smith (IHH) and Jill Graves 1489) led Dr Land. In the girls standings. DeLand leads (hr wuy w ilh 55 points followed by Lakr Branlley with 44. Seminole (43Vk). Oviedo (40V»|, Lakr Mary I36l*|. Lyman (33l and Lake Howell 11711). In boys action Monday. Deltona's Mike Pry lutd Ihr big duy with a high gumr of 224 and u series of 546 In Ihe Wolves' mulch vs. Iatke Howvll. David C ultn rr had a 1/0 lor Lake Howvll and Denny Sapp a 497 seek* l.y m a n claimed an H-7 victory over Seminole willi Hull Craig rolling a 203 game and Frank Schwarz racking up a 529 series Derrick Frlllon led Seminole with a 223 game and 499 series. Ih-Land continued to roll with a 9 0 win over Oviedo. led by W ill Cravens' 191 game and Cart la-bo's 490 series. Charles Miller hud a nice day for Oviedo wltha 203 gumr and 522 series. Luke Branlley pul together u strong m ulrh with a O fo-lM i win over Lake Mary. Nick Brofonskl 1195-509) Ird Branlley while JefT Blau |I7()| and To n y Corv (4341 Ird Lake Marv. In the Ixiy* standing* DcLumi leads wilh 49 With Srmtnolr second *t 15'* nnd Lyman third ai 40 Baseball The (.inclnnuti Reds, who urqtiirrtl Leon Durham May 19 In hope* or adding lelthanded power, waived the 3 1-year-old first baseman Durham hit .216 In 21 games with the Hrds allrr tinning I rum (he ( hit ago Cobs III inId-July. Durham entered a substance abuse program and was not activated until mid September. St Louis' Wllllr McGee. Plllshiirgh's I lobby Bonilla. Ilosion's Kills Burks und Seattle'* Harold Reynolds ho m rrrd to pace a 15-lilt attack that carried a majorleague ronllngrni to a 16 H triu m p h over u Japanese A ll-S lur tram at Fukuoka. •Japan The seven-game series stands al l - l - l . Los Allgrlrs' Orel Hcrshlst r. the World Scrie s MVP. won d rs p llr yielding seven fills and Dvr runs In 3 1-3 Innings, lie led after the game for California to he with htsulllng son. Collage T o n y S t u b b l e f i e l d of Laramie County (W yo J Com­ m u n i t y College Issued a statement denying he saw money poshed im dn the door ol former Wyoming foiskrifodl star F rit n is lie mho The siutrnirni was prompted by a story Monday in the Rocky Mountain News of Denver re (Mirtliig that Driiilm received money while at Wyoming Rick W o llr. S lu b h lrfle ld s coach ul llrtMimflrld (Colo) High, said Sluhlilrllcld s,iw a Sloo lull siipprtl under the door ol Dt-mlxi’s dormitory room, the News sidrl In the wake of ihe story. Wyoming Athletic Director Paul Roach announced Monduy (he universlty will investigate the allegations. Sun Diego Stair running Im i k Paul Ih-witt was named the Western Athletic Conference ofTenalve player of the week, and the dc(ru*ive honor w m l to Utuh defensive Itack lotvon Kdwards llrwlit carried the Itall 37 limes for 152 y u r d s a n d i wo uiorhdown* Saturday In Ihe A z t e r * ' 2 7 - 1 5 u p s e l of Brigham Young. Edwards, a freshman. Intercepted two (lasses und had five luckles In Utah's 46-7 victory over Col­ orado Stair. �n iirtfa fc«w iS rf) ■ P M H H W M M l -i. Stnlord Hsrsid, Banldtd. Floods — Wsdnssdsy. November 9. I MS— I People C lo s e d e a rs to o p e n m in d She at last listened to cooking mentors weren't going lo eat it because hey thought I would try to .'Ison th e m ," Young said. LAKE MARY When our "They made facet and fell off the Cook of ihr W rrk 'a atatrr tried to chairs pretending to be dead so trarh her how to rook. Donna they wouldn't have to rat the Young Ignored h rr Latrr down meal. We lopped the meal off thr road, ho w rvrr. hrr mothrr. with layered parfalta that were randmnthrra and mother-ln- pul Into the parfalt glasses Hurl iw taught an oldrr and niorr once belonged to m y great­ trarhablr Young how to uar thr grandmother .'* kitchen Young met her husband. Young, of l-akr Mary, waa horn G l e n n . I h r n u g h h r r old er In Hlrnilngham. A la . but waa twother. 'They were best friends ralard In both Chattanooga. and 1 tagged ulong with my Term., and In Sanford. Shr brother because Mom wouldn't moved to Hanford at age II and lei him go anywhere unlrsa I liaa llvrd h rrr r v r r slncr wrni with him ," Young said Young went to Pine Crral Glenn also worked f»r Young's Elementary School and to San­ father at Gordon's thugs. "We ford Junior High School brforr It were marrini at m y tils' became Sanford Middle School home and had a big family She graduated from Seminole wedding," Young said Glenn Is High School In 1971. an rlrcirtral engineer with a T W I’lfli mother. Hetty, waa company called Wheeled Coach from Alabama, but llvrd In The Youngs are the parents oi Chattanooga, where altr helped Iwo daughlrra. Michelle Is 13 run a drug atorr lirtty moved lo and a sophomore al lake Mary Sanford where ahr anil h rr High Sr h o o f Shr enjoys darning huaband. G o r d o n , ran and lakes dancr lessons al I hr McKrynolda Drug Store brforr Lakr Mary Dance Academy She opening Ih rlr own pharmacy also belongs to I he Drama Club called Gordon's Druga Young's and llie SorcerrUra She Is on mother hassince pa— rd away. llie dance Irani al l hr dance Youngs father. Gordon, waa academy and wants lo be an owner and operator of Gordon's actresa when she gela older. Drugs He now lives In Chat­ Daughter Dana Is 13 and a tanooga and la the corporate student al Greenwoods Middle manager of the ftrvro Drug School. She loo dances at the Company In that Chattanooga Lake Mary Donee Academy and Young said that her grandfa­ la on the dance learn. Shr ther once owned a drug store at belongs lo I he marching band at the foot of Lookout Mountain In Greenw oods M iddle School Chattanooga called The Include where she plsy* Ihe clarinet. She takrs a Spanish class at Lakr Drug Store Young has three brothers and Mary High School before shr Iwo sisters " I was thr third gors lo classes al hrr own child chil of six and li was a girl, m I k jo ! boy. girl. boy. rtc ." Young said Doth girls have belonged tn the *'Wr were alwaya a close family Girl Scouts where Hirlr mothrr and still are and gel together was a Girl Seoul leader Doth every chance we get " girls think Ihrlr rnolhrr la a T learned lo cook by watching terrific rook and Hof* one day lo my mother." ahr said *1 also uw k Just like Iter. Young works as a purchasing h a d h e l p I r o ni m v grandmotlier*. but a lot of help manager tor thr Orlando Tool came from m y mother In-law and Fastener Cnmpany. I buy aftrr I lu*d gotten man led Site tools and lastrtirrs or anything makes everything from scratch related lo the construction bust and I rrally enjoy her conking *' nras." Young said "What I Young also said lhal her older would rrally llkr to do— and slslrr Hetty tried lo leach her maytir I will alter I retire— Is Ikiw tn ciMik but she wouldn't open an old-fashlonrd soda listen lo her Hut now . "I like to fountain llkr McHrynolds Drug rook Snutlieni style since I was Store usrd lo lie and call It bom In (he South and my family Relief* Kids. " Young said rrally rnjoya It." Young said. Young's hobbles tnrludr Girl The first meal she remembers Sroul training for both adults rooking was for home economics and rhlldren, doing counted as n project It rnnstslrd of a cross stitch and reading current round m r a t loaf with the l>r»i sellers "Another hobby mashed potatoes in a wrll In I he lh.it 1 have is playing Iasi rub lor middle of the mr.it loaf and my children." Young said gla/rd carrots "I am a very family -or ten led " l remember my brothers person." she said "There Is laughing and saying lhal they always someone Irom either ■v JA M MAUI Herald correspondent_______ E Donna Young removes hor Naw England Clam Chowdar Irom I ha microwrava. Glenn s family or mine here. I llkr lo have rhlldren around because Ihey are so fascinating and are fun Jual lo be with. "1 usually either fix Thanks­ giving dinner or I fix Christmas dinner and there la always any­ where from 40-30 people here and It to all family Glenn's Gramma Rene to an Inspiration lo me." Young said G ra m m a Rene Is In her eighties and ahr still bakes all hrr grandchildren's favorite rookies for them especially al Christmas " People look for them before ihey look lor any other lype of present." Young said "Gramma makes the best rookies that you ever want to put In your mouth Young said she to a coupon clipper and has thou sa nds of coupons lhal she uses every!Ime shr buys groceries Her philosophy on life Is "Make Ihe lies! nut of your life and love your family ttreatise life can l»e so short." Listed la-low are sevrral favor­ ite recipe* ol Ihe Young family. Including a <ooklr recipe from Gramma Rene G R A M M A RENE'S FRESH BUTTER CREAM COOMBS 1* 1v rup powdered sugar I te.is|Minn soda I teaspoon creme of tartar ' « teaspoon suit I cup soft nlco I egg I leaspnoti vanilla Cauliflower, broccoli plentiful, low in calories and ‘waveable’ Cauliflower and broccoli are abundant and economical during Ihe month of November. These low-calorie fall and winter vegetable* can offer Ihe dleler. as well a* Ihe other family member*, variety and mitrtiiona! value Cor­ rectly microwaving Ihe vegetable* will retain Ihrlr color und texture as well us ihrlr nutritional good nr** The rule of thumb for microwaving thrse vegetable*, a* wrll as others. I*: micro-cook on IOO percent power, covered, for fl-H minutes per pound of vegetable. Cauliflower can hr microwaved as a whole, cut Into flowrrets. or combined with other vegetable* T o microwave a whole rnullHower: wash one-pound head ol cauliflower Shake off water. W rap In plaslfr wrap. Place on paper plalr with sealed edge down. Microwave on 100 percent |Kiwrr Tor 3 mlnutrs. T u rn rauimower over and microwave 3-4 minutes, until head Is flexible. Test with a fork on tindrnildr. Il should lie fork lender. Lrl stand 3-3 minutes lo rom plrlr cooking. To rook flowerrls: place 2 rup* llnwrrrlx In u 1to quart casserole. Add 2 tablrspixmx water. Cover, microwave, stirring after 3 minutes. Stem* should lie fork lender. Lrl stand, covered, for 3 minute* to complete Ihe rooking. Combine cauliflower and broccoli for a colorful autum n * dad. B R O C C O L I-C A U L IF L O W E R BALAD I bunch broccoli I head cauliflower 1 package frozen pea* 2 tablespoons water 3 green onlnna. sliced to cup mayonnaise Ik cup sour cream 2 teaspoons sugar I Mi teaspoons salt 1•teaspoon garlic powder to lenspoon |>rp|>rr to trasponn dry muslnrd 2 trasjxxm* lemon Juice Combine In a large howl on low speed of a mixer for about one mlnule. (Mend well. Lightly spoon 2 to ru p all­ purpose flour Into a measuring rup and level off. Gradually add Hour, and blend al low speed until mixture to smooth Chill dough about 13-30 minutes be­ fore shaping. Shape dough In to-lnch ball and place on a greased cookie sheet about 2 Inches apart, then flatten with a fork, (lakr at 330* F for 3 4 minutes or until they are set. but not brown Take out of the oven and let set one mlnule un cuokle sheet Then cool on racks Makr* 4 dozen. Tofroat l*optional mlnule. Stir tn Hour, (hen add lo casserole dish and mix wrll. Add enough water lo makr lto rup* clam Juice. Stir Juice, clams, milk, salt and pepper Into casse­ role Cook covered with Saran wrap on high 4-5 mlnutra or until hot. Stir once during cooking. NEW ENOLAND CLAM T s p y la i fa r Ik s O raaga Msad aria Caka (OLENN*S F A V O R IT E ! 4 sllrrs baron, diced 1 medium onion, chopped fine 3 medium potatoes, peeled and cubed to rup margarine to cup all-purpose flour 2 cans minced clams (drained, but keep liquid) I large can crushed pineapple with Juice 3 cup* milk to teaspoon sail to teaspoon white pepper In a 3quart casserole dish, cook baron In Ihe microwave for 3-4 mlnutra or until crisp: rook on high. Stir In onions and potatoes, cook covered with Saran wrap on medium high lor 8-10 mlnutrs or until trndrr. In a 2-cup measuring cup. mrlt margarine on high heat for 1 MANDARIN ORANGE CAKE 1 yellow rakr mix I rup oil 4 rg g* I small ran mandarin oranges (Juice and alll Mix all togrther well and pul tn greased and (loured pan. Use a O-hy-13 Inch pan and hake al 350* F for 33 mlnule* 1 parkagr Inalanl vanilla pudding I 9-ouncerool whip Slir logcthrr with spoon until thoroughly mixed und then spread on roolrd cake. TOM B FAVORITE CHEESESPREAD I 8-ouncc package cream cheese I 8-ounce parkagr Velvrrta cheese 3 tablespoon* mayonnaise 1 small onion, finely grated (juice and all) 2 tablespoons chives H lrn d all Ihe Ingredient* together very well and pul them Hrorrull and pusln I* high In Ixiih flavor and mitrlilnnal value. B R O CCO LI LA BA O N A 1 bunch broccoli 1 medium onion, chopped 2 tuhlrspoon* water 2 cup* collage cheese 2 egg*, slightly beaten 1 Jar 132 ounces) spaghetti sauce U cooked lasugna noodle* 3 cup* shredded Mozzurrlla cheese Th in and cut broccoli Into bltc-slze pieces to make 4 cujm. Combine broccoli, onion, and water In 2-quari glass howl. Cover with plastic wrap. M/W an 100 percent jmwrr for 10-12 minutes or until lender crisp. Drain. Mix In collage chersc and rgg* Spoon I cup spaghetti sauce Into 12-by-H-lnch talking dish, latyrr 3 lusagna noodle* on saner. S|mniii all of OSes Veggie a. Page 12B 3 cup* flour 1to teaspoons sail I to teaspoons baking powder 2to cupssugar 3 tablespoons poppyseed 3 eggs I to cups vegetable oil I to cups milk I to teaspoon vanilla I to teaspoon almond extract I to teaspoon butter extract Combine dry Ingredients. Mix together liq uid Ingredient*. Make a well In ihe dry Ingre­ dients then pour In liquid and stir. Grease and H o ttr tw o 9-by-Sto-lnch loaf pans: Bake SI 350*F one hour lo I hour IS minutes. Sprinkle with powdered sugar. MARINATED CARROTB (COPPER PENNIES) 3 cups sliced carrots Cook u n til Just under 2 pounds. Barely cover with sailed water and cook on medium heat for about 15-20 minutes. Cool slightly. MartaadMt I can tomato aoup I m edium , chapped sweet onion I small, chopped green pepper Iswrell to cup salad oil to cup vinegar II use tarragon C te e Cook.Page 12B Roasting perfect chicken takes one who will nurture and baste Uwltod Prota International 1 small carrot, jieelrd und shredded Wash und trim bmcroll and cauliflower. Cut Into bltr-slre pieces, amt measure In 2-quan casserole dish to makr 8 cup*. Add peas and water. Cover with plastic wrap M/W on 100 percent power for 10-12 mlnutrs or until trndrr-crtop. stirring once. Drain and cool. Refrigerate until chilled. Mix together onions, muyonnalsr. sour cream, sugar, salt, garlic |xiwdrr. prp}>cr. dry musiurd and lemon Juice. Pmn over vegeta­ bles; add carrot. Mix lo rout. Cover and store In refrigerator. Makes about 10 serving* In Ihe refrigerator overnight. This to great to put on bread for a sandwich or on your favorftr crackers. A perfectly roa*lrd chicken, with II* ertop. golden brown skin and motet, lender meal, doesn't take a great rook lo produrr. hut It dors require u lltlle patience and care. Overcooking und undcratlentlon are the grrulr*! (nulls of Ihe rook who think* that a chicken can be thrown Into the oven und will all but cook Itself. Il won't. You lin'd lo liovrr around Ihe oven, turning th r bird and krrplng II wrll basted, showing II you care. Here's how to doll. THE PERFECTLY ROABTED CHICKEN 4 -pound chicken, al room trm prraturr (see note below) 2 small Irmonx. cut In I-Inch chunks 1 lablrspoon hrrhes dr Pro­ vence. or I traxjxion each dried thyme. tNisIlundorrgann V* ciqi virgin or rxira virgin olive oil Freshly ground black pcj>pcr Hc.il llie oven lo 450#F Re­ move excess fat Irom thr vent of ihe chicken and remove ihr glblrt package. Mix lemon chunks with herb* and slufl Into Hie chicken. Twist Ihe ends of the wings buck and under Ih r chtrkm so they hold In place, lucking the neck Hup under them. If necessary. Tic the ends of Ihe drumsticks together, pulling Ihrm tight In front of ihr open cavity of flit- bird. Massage half ihr oil onto Ga­ skin of the ch ic k e n , t h r u sprinkle lightly with a Unit- black pepper. T h s perfect chicken Place the chicken on one side ol Its brrasi. on a rack set aver a shallow roasting pan Place on a shelf set In the lower third of the heated oven Roast for 20 mlnule*. thru lorn the bird onto the oilier side of It* breast and baste with the remaining oil. Roast lor anotlter 20 minute*, turn Ihr chicken upright on the rack and basic again, using the Juices and lat that have uccumulated under ihr bird. Always taislr as quickly as (Mivsiblr. using a pastry brush or hull) baslrr. Alter 40 mlnule* of masting, the ehleken will lie wrll Into Its browning process and the Juices In Ihr |h u i will lie sputtrring. The heady fragninre of a freshly rousted chicken will lx- starting in jx-mieale Ihe kllchen. Roast Ihr chicken In Its up­ right |Mi*iurr lor another 20 minilles. then list lor do lie(less by Inserting an Inslanily regis­ tering thrrm ninrtrr Into the thickest part ol ilx- Hugh wlihoui touching Ihe bone. T h e ch icke n Is perfectly cooked when the thermometer reaches 165*F. If necessary, return (he chicken to the oven for unothcr 5 minutes, then lest again. When done, transfer lo a warm platter or carving hoard and allow the chicken (o rest for 10-15 minutes so the Juices can settle back Into the Hcsh. rather than gushing out when the bird If carved. Drain (he Juices from Ihe cavliy and mix with Ihe pan drippings lo makr a light sauce, or Jus (Juice). Note; You might roast a large chicken so you can have lef­ tovers Ihe next day. Should you wish lo roast a smaller or larger chicken, use these rooking times (Ihr oven temperature remains ul 450°F|: Lto 2 pounds. 33 mlnule* total; 2to-3 pounds. 43 minutes total: 4to-5 pounds. 63 minutes total: 6 pounds. 73 minutes total. • Fat- and caloric-conscious guests should not eat the skin, sad as that seems. All hough st tidings add varia­ tion lo a roast rhlrxcn. and can lx* a simple and Inexpensive way to stretch a chicken dinner. Ihr best chickens are masted, as above, with only enough placed In Ihrlr cavliy to flavor the bird. Parking Ihe rhlckrn with Muf­ fing extends thr cooking lime and dries oul Ih r mral. If you rmisl have stuffing, bake It In a separate pan and spoon some of Ihe Juices from ihe roasting jmn over Hie Mulling Ixlore serving. �r ; -a. r. t -/Wvs J i*Rj3*&faaFfit *i* '- r' i : *' i'*' ' • S i _ lfM P ri " la WnnW -----‘ -* ■ — « -----» frlOf u . UWA — ntfBO, BWTOfQ, -f-1 1 Of)* 11 J U 3 — •"’ \ 3 3 '• 1. • T llS ili.-J . — * : i I -« » > : ,0^1. b » < ^ For 24-hour listings, s m T h e t e m p t a t i o n s at t h e Thanksgiving table can be a major earn *of concern in the 40 percent of tlw Am 'can popula­ tion who funsldcr themselves overweight. As Americans ev­ erywhere 4*dlg In'* to mouth­ watering turkey dinners, m any weight-conscious Individuals will ponder whether It's possible to eat traditional holiday food without destroying all weightloss efforts "It's not only what you rat. it's how much you rat." says Terry' Rrlstng. training director for Central Florida. Mary S u ri.^le t, registered dietician for Weight Watcher* lntemaHon4l. adds. "Don'l let the holiday* become morr Im ­ portant than you. The following recipes from Wright Watchers allow one to taste and enjoy llie traditional trim m ings The organltatlon recommends 10 miners of mast turkey garnished with 10 red grape* and 10 green graprs. itoitoi.tCfjeiigai: TV Wstk Issuo of Friday, Nov. 4. Wife would still love him i without his head ornament IT t My husband and I havr brrti rnam rd for thrcr year*. Ur's a wonderful man and I lovr him drarly. bui herc’a the problem: H r wears a halrplrrr and hr'a vrry arrrcttvr about It. He know* that I know Ik- wrurs a halrplrrr. tail I havr never arrn him without It. and I lert as though lie Is almost hiding something from inr. lie doesn't sleep In It. but hr Instate mi having our brdmom pitch It's styled and fitted properly Hut Hie morr upenne** and Its* dark at night I would never ask him to let "hiding." the brtter the rela­ fOr see him Without Ills hairpiece tionship ta-rausr I know tniwr sensitive hr O K A * A B M U lured a >uuug 14about 11*but I j u sure be would man to do some work In my hr fuatfa— nitinmr wtthoul N. 'l-a fe ^^Tle lias talked more home ((Minting) T w o palnlrrs o|irnly almui It. telling me how a show ed up. One of (hem had his halrplrrr is made, filled, rlr. •T^ year-old ton with him. and Wearing a hairpin «• t an Ik- an Informed me that his wife "had Inconvenience at lime*. Do you to work." so hr had to look aflrr think 1 should tell him that If llie lilile boy. Well. Abby. this lie's wearing It for me. he man alro had lo "w ork." and I am not a baby siller! doesn't huve to? LO V IN O W IF E I Hunk this Is a lot of nerve to tiring a child along on a job. In nr place, a painter can't do DBA* WIFE: Don't hit him “Ihe first with It between the grapefruit a proper job when he haa to keep and I lie cornflake*. hot when hr one eye on his rhlld. Also. It's mentions hi* halrplerr again, unfair to Hie rhlld This ha» laughl me a lesson tell him how you feel atatul it. A mail who wear* one wear* It When I hire weak done In the In-cuuse he think* he look* fulurr. I will specify lhat Hie tietler with It— and many do. If workers may not bring Ihrtr Wednesday Thanksgiving calorie- counters can leave the table satisfied children Thanks lor letting me get thtsofl my rhrsl. UPOMt You can't be Imposed upon without your cooperation. It should not be necessary to specify "no children.'' And If a working person show* up with a rh lld In tow. he l<a slirl sliould be set straight. Andpnanptly. ABBYi Your reply lo 'T r u e lo the Navy." the recruiter w h o refused to e n lis t his sleepwalking nephew In Hie U S Navy, was n g lu -a sleepwalking sailor dors not belong In the Navy. In 1934. aboard the USS T e n n e a s e r In L o n g In la n d S o u n d , a s l c r p w a l k r r fell •jverboard. Fortunately, he went over llie side on a perfectly calm night and Ihr Marine sentry saw him. Within seconds, the sentry had trip p e d an a u t o m a t l e lifebuoy and given the alarm , so the sleepwalking sailor was saved E v e n under I h r bes t of rlreumstanrrs. Ihr rescue of men gone overboard is a vrry •'Ifly" affair I havr seen two men lo*t. one in broad daylight In a moderately calm sea. No one knows why tie fell overboard. H r may havr been sleepwalking, as tie had been taktnga sunbath. I doubt If a sailor would he fined or sent to prison (or lying about his sleepwalking— o r sim­ ply falling lo mention It. The armed arrvtrra (contrary to what many brltrvrl are not hearties*, and the penalties for fulsr enlistm ents are not severe, except when a criminal record Is falsified The chances are. u |m i ii discovery, hr would sim ply be dlscliarged I am also " T r u e lo Ihr Navy.'* R O BERT A. D A W E S J R .. PUM PRD*.APPLE SOUP I pound Golden Delirious apples, con*: I tablespoon butter I cup diced onions 1 quart canned or rooked and purred fre-'j pumpkin 1 quart water 4 packela Instant chicken broth and seaaonlng mix 2 teaspoons firmly parked brown sugar Ground cinnamon 16 teaspoon ground nutmeg Dash of salt Dash of white pepper Cut 4 apple slices: reserve lor garnish Parr and chop remain­ ing apple*: art aside. In a I-quart saucepan, melt butler: add onions and saute u n til tra n s lu c e n t, about 2 minutes. Stir In rhopprd apples and rook over medium Next, s tirrin g occasionally, u n til lender. I to 2 minutes. Stir in cltopped apples and rook over m e dium heal, s tirrin g o r rastonally until trnder. 1 to 2 minute* Add pumpkin, water, broth m u . sugar. U teaspoon cinnamon, the nutmeg, salt, and pepper and bring mixture lo a botl. Reduce heat and shunter until flavors blend, about 15 minutes Remove from bent and root slightly. _ Transfer 2 quits pumpkin m ix ­ ture to bk-ndrr container -and pmreas until amooth. transfer lo large bowl and repeal procedure. 2 nip* at a time, until all of the pum pkin m ixture lias been processed Return lo saucepan and cook until healed through T ra n s fe r to servi ng h o w l , garnish with reserved apple slices and sprinkle with dash cinnamon T ry Our Famous 3 Piece Dinner! 2 .8 9 IfJPIeFdThBBtrsel us UNFORO 1905 HtfNCH AVf HARD CASSILBIRBY (B 4099 S. MWY. 17-92 7JS* 1>M HOT TO H TROT You Make Us Famous! S2.50 O F F F IF TE E N P IE C E FAMILY B U C K E T ■ R o q . Prica $16.49 £ ■ D 15 p*ecos ol golden brown chicken, mued your choice o i l 3 pints of our delicious country u vegetables or salads, and biscuit* OUar aiprn-s II 30aa Not »ai«l w«lh an, other otlar or discount II I fasnoul tommy ( nici>ih i I I FEED 4 FOR A U Jtm O R A V T 2 lra*pnnn* ollvr or vegetable oil 4 cup* quartered 9 ____ --CMNutY (JBCXDI 2 pound* rutabaga, pared and rut intu3161V6 Inch nicks 8 ounces carrots, cut Into 316x16 Inch stkks I cup diced on tons 1quart water 2 teaspoons salt 16 teaspoon (irpprr 1tablespoon butter 2 tablespoons firmly packrd brown sugar Garnish. I tablespoon chopped fresh Italian (flat-lead parsley In 12 Inch skillet combine vegetables; add water, salt, and prpprr and bring mixture in a full boll Reduce heal, rover, and let simmer until vegetables are trnder. 10 lo 13 minute* Drain vegetables, transfer to Urge bowl and art aside 1sltiltex melt butler: atlr In brown sugar and mok over medium heat, stirring c o n ­ stantly. until sugar la melted Add vegetables and rou over medium high heal until liquid evaporates and vegetables are glared. about 3 minute* T r a r s fer lo serving dish and sprinkle with parsley BALAD WITH CITRUBGINGER DRESBINO Prepare a mlorful tnsard salad that includes aruguU. green leaf letturr. alfalfa sprnuts. red onion rings, cherry tomatoes, and other favorite vegetables fit ups Inaard salad 1 tablespoon lemon juke IV6 traspuons each rhofiped shallot nr onion, chopped pared glngemau. and thawed frozen concentrated orange juke Is lras|KKHi sail Dash while pepfirr 2 l*hlc*|MMins plus 2 teaspoons 0 I I K 8REDKEN __ Trsaxurs Trsti *29*15 or i25” 5 Betty Anne’s Unisex Hairstyling +L HISTORIC DOWNTOWN SANTORO M l W. 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Lake Mary Blvd. OVIEDO Alafaya Square 81 Alafaya Woods Blvd. w h e r e s h o p p i n g is a p l e a s u r e Publtx �__ f t a n f f i f H L I a m U i J « ft wft ft ft ■• Nniora nvfVy, NfUOn], >rtOnol — WVQnfloiy, IWWliOif v, iWO B LON DIE t Treatment for three separate diseases by Mori Walker BE T T L E BAILEY M^54BUXLCy» X CAN X MERE fOMlWMf« « ' WF O O TTA FINP - A ^ HER. * W IT H A L L T H E O O T O tO tS O lR ld ON T H E B E A C H , W H Y P O VOU N B B P TH E BORN LOSER ARE YOU \ 6 E R iO U «! ] E X P L A IN YOU Ml54 BUXLFY Id / T H IN 6 4 M l* * B U X L E V / A 90 W ^L l by A rt S < n u m iC K E A lL Y O a rS H W lt? ^ 1 /nM C K A m i D B A S M L O O l T t My father. 64. was diagnosed as having thalaaaemla anemia. Ile'a a hu. ;/ drinker, bu. haa been on the wagon for aeven months. He’s also a diabetic, and his hemoglobin fluctuates betwen 7.5 and 8 .6 . W h a t Is 4he appropriate treatment for this problem? DRAM R E A D E R i Your father appears to have three diseases: ail are Incurable, two are treata­ ble. Thalassemia Is a genetically carried anemia characterised by shortened lifespan of red blood cells due to deectlve hemoglobin synthesis. Th e severe form, thalassemia major, appears tn Infancy and Is marked by pro­ found anem ia and massive enlargement of the spleen, the ad bom Inal organ that filters out deficient red corpuscles. Because children with I hr disorder often require transfusions In order to survive, they lend lo develop hem ochrom atosis (Iron overload), a dangerous disease of Iron excess. The mild form, thalassemia minor, la associated with chronic anemia that causes fatlgure. H em oglobin levels of eight (normal 13*161 are common I suspect that your father's low hemoglobin values reflect he thalassemia. Because It Is a genetic defect, thalaasrmia Is not treatable or rumble by present methods You mention lhal your father was a "heavy drinker and lhal he has been sober for seven months. I think that hr deserves a lot of credit for taking such a courageous step tn handling what I assume to be alcoholism Despite the recent Supreme Court ruling that alcohol Is willful abuse, moal medical experts believe that It la a disease. The only treatment la abstinence. Th e condition la Incurable: once an alcoholic, always an alcoholic. However. It la treatable and your father la on the right road towards control­ ling It. His health and his ilfe will Improve — "and so will hla diabetes — as he continues to entay sobriety. D i a b e t e s la a c o m p l e x metabolic disorder characterized by the body's Inability lo pro­ duce enough tnaulln. ACROSS 4 PswwM •iptotMt lattrl turad fcgurt 12 Actrssa Maiiat 13 14 3 W*i panting • Gull bttwssn Aides and Aiabu 7 Nacssvty I It rddrtton I _______ aar IS Actress— 10 Ovsctor tfca 14 tbn as oak 17 12 It wdal 20 Tha King__ 11 1*__ i I 3ma* tciip ICI lBHfl. NEWSPAPER E N ­ TERPRISE ASSN. 21 l i l w i r M an Mm 24 Tins Turns, i as 21 ftaca tn das? 27 Actor Murray 21 A Gershwin 211 30 Over Ipoet I 33 Chemtcal sufhi 33 freemt plant 34 Inamy Answer lo Previous Puerto GBECDB DUBB □EED EE EEDEO D □d e e d e d e e d e d DEE DDEE ED G E □D EED ED □□DD DDB DEO □DEED H EBED D E □DEEDED K ID D E D □DE EDD EED D □DEEDED DEED DEDD EDD □□DEED EED D D E □EEDDD DEDEDD □DDD DDEEDD 37 Provided meal lor 33 The sun 41 44 Stan 4 3 ___ dapraa 47 Shade ot tan 41 Poetry loot 43 S ana. W Piwted inr■ <.at. Ill IM li.. ajlt-i 33 — bane M Stank 33 Chou voKa 37 Is widahtad lo 33 Actor Sparks • tU rs ai Wak id n 1 1M 43 San«a ot prase It 4A Mtt wrth lag 1* amt 47 Ihier Jean [ If II ta pB W IN A T •RIDQB clubs, king from Fast and ocr A very normal way to take from South, with West showing tricks on defrnse Is to use a low out That meant dec larer had a Hump for tnlllng If declarer has i lull loser lu go with (wo heart nut hod a chance to taka that . lasers and the spade already lost trump away from you. You, ran at Irlck one. Bui look whal alio make a similar play as happened Declarer played a declarer when you're left with a spade lo dum m y's are and trump smaller than Ihe defend- ruffed another diamond Then ent*. Score II liy rulllng. and hr nilTect a spade in dummy and you'll oflrn make a contract tliat Ird another diamond What could Fast do? If he came in wiih you tliought was falling his master trump. South would Follow today's play rarrlully Declarer ducked the opening simply discard a losing rluti II spade lead In diunm y Fast won lie shed a club. South would thr queen and (Hayed hock Ihe make his last little trump and deuce of diamonds Alter taking cash the club quern for 10 dummy's ace id diamonds, de­ tricks clarer led a low heart from J a m e s J a c o b y 's h o o k s dummy, losing his quern to West's king West led hack a " J a c o b y on U n d u e " a n d ‘ Jacoby on Ciud Carnes" twin diamond, rulfrd by declarer Now a heart was played lo trti with his father, the late duriiinv’s ace The lack ol clubs Oswald Jacoby) atr now avail was played from dummy, and able at huuksiorrs Doth ate Fast's four. Souths two and pwhhsbrd by I'hanm Rooks fCIlUHH. NEW SPAPER FN West's nine completed Ihe trick The n came d u m m y's 10 of TER PR ISF ASSN By Jam as Jacob y What the day will bring... FR AN K AND E R N E S T by Bob Thavcs c w n o u r , e p N ie , tub E L E C T IO N \ s O V E £ \ 3 i K l i i I G A R F IE L D by Jim D avli TUMBLEWEEDS by T .K . Ryan I By Bernlcc Bede Osol Y O U B B IR T H D A Y November IO , 1888 Your earning nhllllles will Ire sulrstunt tally enhanced in the year atirad. hut so will your rxtnivugunt tendencies In order lo come out In llte profit column, you will have to keep thr latter In check. SCO RPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 Your possibilities for acquisition are s l u i n g t oday, but nut lierause of your lurk It will only hap|>en In situations where you truly earn your rewards Trying to patch up u liroken romance? The Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help you lo understand what to do lo make the relationship work. Mall 32 to Matchmaker. P.O Box 01428. Cleveland. OH 44101 3428 S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov 23 Dec. 21) You're apt lo be more of a talker than a doer today, yet you'll Still gel results Things would be Irettrr If you were more productive and less vocal. P EA N U TS C A P R IC O R N (Dec 22 .Ian HIJ Usually you lake your duties and res|M>nslblllttes seriously, but loduy you might lie tu< lined lo rationalize linen away and sweep under llte rug things lhal need prompt at m il ion A Q U A R IU S Man 20 Feb 19) Friends will I*- mill.illy tin (.cessed h) your dynamic per­ sonality today. However. In or­ der lo captivate (Item totally, you must make modesty the largest (Mirtlon of your pres eolation PISCES (Feb 20 March 20} There may be more omroriunity around you today than usual where your career Is concerned However, If you lake your luck fur grunlrd. II ntlghl not count lor much. A R IE S (March 2 1-April l(»l You’ll make [mints with your rhurm and wit today, hut not necessarily with your logic Be fore gel l i ng Into a serious exchange, lie certain you have all Ihe facts at your disposal T A U R U S IApril 20 May 2<l| ll won’t hurt you to go overboard today for the one you love Even If you overdo It slightly, whal the NOWTH H IM • At fiat • A M il • J It ( * kaxt • K J •7 t • u 11 •j it 4 7*1 • k q t 11 • t 4KITI M K TH • MM v g i t t i •a • AQl! Vulnerable North-South Dealer West •nl 1• 1• Pan SarlV 1• 1Y 14 Pan I'aal Pan 1♦ Pan Pan Saslk IP 14 IP Opening lead 9 7 heck. IPs lor a good cause O E M IN I I May 21 Jun e 20) You'll add srst lo any gathering y o u a t t e n d t o d ay Enjoy yourself. Inn guard against IriidrtK les to overindulge CA N C ER (June 2 1J u ly 22| Delermlnatlori and Imldnes* will gel you Ihe rrsulls you deslra today, but wishful I hl nkl ng won't He a (K-rson of action, no| a dreamer ol deeds L E O (July 2J Aug 22) Your social (duns could misfire today If they emompiss um> many people Everyone, including yourself, will have u tw-tter time ll Ihe group is small and con­ trollable. V in Q O lA'ig. 23-Sept. 221 Tills could I k - a profllulile day. yet II might not live up lo your expectations If aspirations are unreasonably high Think reulls IK ally LinR A (Sepl 23-Ocl. 23) l.ei your heart rule your head today In dealings with u loved one. In 1Ills Instance, your emotions may supply I k -U ct answers than your logic. IC1I9HH. NEW SPAPER EN TERPHI.SE ASSN by Charlei M . Schuli �Sanford Htrald. Sanford. Florida • Wednesday Novemoer 9 1988 — »■ Walesa threatens to resign as Solidarity head I M M m Iw U n m le n il________ WARSAW. I'o IjmcI — Solidarity llru d rr lurch W ilra i rxpri ss*-d ills, pippttlnimrnt over ihr unaiilhnrUrd , n rlk r by 500 drflanl u.irkrrs .>i a jZrcUnsk shipyard and ihrtutrrird in rrslgn If ihr *lf)|i|wigr contlnurd Loch Waleta W.ilcvi .minium t d Tuesday llial lie would I’n *n ihr Odunsk Kqiulr Shipyard unlay to fry In end a wildi.il n rlk r by workers pmlrxilng Ihr announced closing of thr ndjarrnt la-nln shipyard, tlir hlrlhplarr of ihr milluwrd S illdarliy union. Walesa said hr was "disappointed hy thr lark of disc Ipllnc" among Ihe workrrs ami thrralrncd to resign if llir strike continued and Ihr unrrsi spread lo other rtilrrprises Shortly tirforr lfir strike Itrokr oul Tuesday. Walesa hud rauflonrd workers ui ifir nearby Lenin ship yard that ihr mood of the* country must in- U.IIInr<1 In-lorr riallonwidr strikes a ir i ailed lo press demands sui ti as llie* legalization of Solidarity Strikes in Ao.il and Aligns. fl» *ird vsH11 few Halits "If thr strtkrs continue lo spread amt there Is .i favoratilr (Innate for them. I will lie ready to resign. Walesa said latrr at a news conferrnre Hut the Solidarity leader Indicated I he- lime was not rifir for a na­ tion wide strike •Th is kind of si niggle is ool favorable for os undrr I f i r s r t ill liniklam I S . " Walt v i vild Wale V I also I>.ii kit.ii kft I on an rarllrr ultltnalom. viytn,". lie would now in- willing io begin governnirnl-Solidarlly round-iablr talks without Warsaw first sos|M-ndlon Ms dn iston lo Hose ifir Lenin shipyard hrntnnlnn Ik-c I "Th e lifllnn ol lhe- decision is not needed .is we have rime unill IVc f|f th e re th e Is a strikes continue fa v o ra b le c l i m a t e to for s p re a d and t h e m , I will resign | -Solidarity leadei Lech Walesa I. 19**0.'* lie vild "Hy then ihe n o v e m m rn l can rlianne Itiree times." Tlie government announced last w e e k It w o u l d f ie n in e lu s io n the stilpyard Dec I in a process (hat would takr a year Walrsa vild If authorities rrinslale tome *no workers lirrd after a wave oi strikes in August, amt II .hr eurrrnl strikes end. "then die field will lie i leatrd for file oj*rmon of tin round-fable talks Hr rsplaltirtl tfiat lie ifrclded not to go ahead with annoimelnn a national strike liv the ha line if onion on Nov |f». as lie had iU|Ursl(d Sunday, follow Inn a talk with thr l.rnln shipyard's director, t'/rslawTolwlnskl We ran i house artofhrr iientaf lor this kind of struggle.' he vild In a rrtrrai from his pistiion on Sunday in winch hr called for Hie ii.itlon.il strike Nearly hall ol thr 5,5410 workers at the repair stilpyard were mltlallv Involved in thr sttdown which lirnan Tuesday mnrnitin Hut only 300 workers remained on stukr hy muialirrnoon Solidarity sources vild Management has closed the shipyard for i wo days The strike w'as led by Wojclech Hucxynskl. who also led an Aonosi strike at ihr repair shipyard that was ended hv Walesa Andrzej tiw iazda a former national Solidari­ ty leader who split with Walesa In 1981, was also rr|xirlrd inside I he repnr sh'.’ yard. Source* cud the strikers in the repalr shipyard have seven dr mands including thr lenali/aiion ot Solidarity Ihr o|>rnUig ol the pro­ posed roundtable talks with the government, a suspension ol the ordrr lo close the Lenin shipyard and a pav raise- ol $ tn a month I tir source* said a sirtke also was under way hv 40 |>e<>ple at the small Wisla shi pyard, whi ch makes yaehis Wisla has less than I,(MX) workers In another development atioul ■It** miners staged a rally al Hie Marrrl Coal Mine m the southwest cm t ItV ol W imI/isIuw Slaskt lo press demands lor the rrlrtslalrmrnt ol lellow workers who Imi iheir Jobs lor taking jm ii in the August strikes Soviet shuttle la u n ch planned in the next few days Units* * r»M International MOST ()W The Soviet ( 'oloo vod it plans lo try again lo launch Ills lost space all utile. Huran within !"lh r nest Irw days ' Kudin M m u t (rrtnrtetl • Moi in a hrirl announcement •tursdav tb» radio dnl not sjm ify •the r u i I dalr ia llror ol ihr launrh •Ms (list a llrm p lrd lauot It was -aborted O il 2't |ust 51 second* Ilirlorr till oil Im atlse a service ;g.niirv tailed to move dear oi thr dluran'sbooster rorkrl Km rglva “The Soviet press aimotmc rs that Hie so|irt |Miwrrlo) lambier iih kel hurtgtia and thr reusalitc arbiter. Horan, arr no thr taum h pad at the IMlkoniir spats* port,*' the ratlin vild 'The unmanned launch anil tr%i llighl Is lo lake plan in Ihr next Irw davs It was lo have hern earned out fk l 2*» hot was |M»stponrd tircausr ol a let hm« al mishap Ih r siiutHr Horan Russian for ' snowstorm looks rrmarkahly like Us U S cousin ami the Soviets acknowl edge It looks si mi l ar ls-t aos* it is huill arriMlv . ..nil* ally. Its S a t u r n 5 si z e b o o s t e r . Kurt glia pride ol Ihr Sol let rot krt Heel, stands I‘Hi Irel tall alld Is capahlr ol lining I IO Ions Into s|M< r ll was unclear whether the Soviets would Iry Hie next lanm h on Today, the (Liv two Soviet i osmoiMOln will have tireii In space longer than any other human itt-mgs when they pass Ihr .'till <lai record lor manned llighl I he cosmonauts. I'oiiiinandrr Vladimir Titov and Might Engineer Musa M.maroi have been atxwid the orbiting spare station Mir since last Dei 21, a Might still ool long enough to gel men to the planet Mars and t*a< k Soviet experts hr l i n e that Knrrglva tirsidr infilling trovitilr craft. ■an take explorers to the Moon and put Into orbit components lor a t rail to go to Mats Ihc weekly Minins News vild tl vild tin shill Hr would hr tisrlul lor launching large hut Iragilr loads lot rr|Mirs in sjMtr ami bringing Itat k lallllv vitrlhlrs the postponement ol lls maldi ll llighl came a month to thr day alter Ih r Untied Slates successfully taunt heil the Disc m e n shuttle lo put Us spare program Imi k on tr.n k after a 32-mnntii ilelav caused hv the Challenger tllvistrr Itl wlmll seven Americans lost their hir* I h r innovations ol i h r Soviet shotllr program tin Imh automated l a n d i n g a l m o s t l i ke a r a tlin c o n tro lle d m o d e l airplane The Ktirtglva rocket llsrll Is rrosatiir — Its lust stage ra n lx- |u i .i < h utrd I m i k Inearth U n lik e ltic* A i i i r r i t a n booster Pinochet drifting from political sp o tlig h t UW analysts | S A N T IA G O . 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Price of item m ust be stated in the ad and be $100 or less. Only 1 Item per ad and 1 ad per h o u se h o ld pe. week. You should c a ll and can cel as soon as Item sells. Available to in d ivid u a ls (non C om m ercial) only. D oes not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. The ad must be on the form show n below and e ither be mailed In or presented In person fu lly prepared to the Sanford H erald C la s s ifie d Department. 7. Ad will start as soon as possible. 8. C lassified M anagem ents d ecision on co p y accep ta b ility w ill be final. > OrOIIOOtO I ' M APPLY IN PfPSON SALES HP F A P N I1 M M P E N M O Wear feyte» M x N O t - u l DhIVF APONSCME Seminole Canlfe S ot toed, Fla 33734SS N N . i n n A N n WHP S in time and money when you u m this Directory 2STHST. 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G J (904)738-01S3 iwwt** 710 WEST NEW YORK AVENUE cNcoiezoa DeLAND (DP-140 MICROCOMPUTER SYSTEMS (D P 1(0 WORD PROCESSING EDE 170 DATABASE APPLICATIONS ElEJO O O IC IIA L E U C T iO N lC S (D P I M SPREADSHEET APPLICATIONS ILE 3 3 0 INTRO TO MICROS ( D P 120 BASIC PROGRAMMING FOR FREE RESERVATION CALL NOW F L O R ID A T E C H N IC A L C O L L E G E SANFO RD • LO HGW O O O C A M P U S 695-4000 0AN LAN D 0 C A M PU S 678-5600 ^ : �;1 « B -S a n fo rd Herald, Santoid, Florida - Wednesday. Novembsr 9. U Courses range from basketry to investments AARP to moot tat Chapter 1977 of the American Aaaoclatlon of Retired Persona will meet for a covered-dish dinner at noon Thursday at the Sanford Civic Center. The Trinity Trio of First United Methodist Church will perform For more Information, call Herman Schroeder at 333-7506. Audubon aoclaty will taka field trip The Seminole Chapter of the Florida and National Audubon societies will go on a field trip on Thursday. Nov. 10. to Lake Woodruff and DeLeon Springs Suite Park, finishing up with lunch at the old sugar mill. Members should meet al 9 a m behind the DeBary post office. Chrietian Woman's Club to brunch The Christian Women's Club of Altamonte-Mailland will host a "Hobday Preview'" Brunch on Thursday. Nov. 10. from 9 30-11 30 a m . at the Maitland Civic Center The 97 fee includes brunch, and music and talk by Jill Williams, who Is an author, mother of eight children and wife of Orlando Magic's Pat Williams For brunch/nursery reservations, rail Maggie Haywood at 629-5053 or Mary Clary al 332 6497. Crsatlvs writers to critique The Polk Creative Writers Guild will meet for reading and criticism of work In progress on Thursday. Nov 10. fn>m 7-9 p m. at Aria on the Park. 115 N. Kentucky Ave. Lakeland Central Florida authors seeking help with essays, short fiction, novels or plays are Invited to rum r and help one another For more Information, contact Dudley llphoff. 6110-2787. Dog obedience course offered The Seminole Dog Fanciers Association will ofle. an eight-week obedience course for all breeds beginning Thurs­ day. Nov. 10. at 7 30 p m at the Recreation Department In Casselberry The department la loraled al Secret Lake Park, off Ivey Road Classes are M S. plus equipment costs The club offers a d v a n c e d obedience classes, at th* same location on Thursday evenings Puppy socialisation classes and conforms lion classes are available each Tuesday evening For further details, call 332 1952 Senior Tour* planning Christmas trip Senior Tours of Sanford will leave on Thursday. Nov 10. for their seven-day trip to Hawaii and cruise around the islands The group Is also planning to visit Charleston. SC. , for the Christmas Adventure and Candlelight Tour the old city at night. Space Is still available for the (alter trip, which will take place Dec. 14-17. Call 323 8342 for more details Ovoreators to waigh in Overeaters Anonymous will meet about spirit ualtty in relationships at the Community Improvement Association building In Lake Mary on Thursday al 7 30 p m For more Information, call Charlie al 323 8070 Dlxlaland Cloggara to matt Dixieland ('loggers clogging group holds club meetings on Thursday. 7-9 p m al the Lakr Mary Fire Departmeni al First Street and W ilbur Avenue, laike Mary Kor morrlnfonnatton. call 321 5267 East-West Kiwanis meeting Easi-West Sanford Kiwanis Club meets Thursday at « p m at Friendship Lodge. Seventh and Locust. Sweet Adelines to croon Sound of Sunshine Sweet Adelines women s tMrbrrshop singing group rehearses every Thursday i t 7 30 p m al Community United Methodist Church. U S Highway 17 92. Casselberry. Parent support group to meet Families Together Parent Support Group meets every Thursday at 7 30 p m . 900 Fox Valley Drive. Swretwalrr Square. Suite 206. for open discussion For Information call 774 3844 The Leleure Tlme/Ltfelong Learning Programs at Seminole Community College announces that the following classes will be offered during the week of Nov. 14. Basketry I — Course will leach the techniques for wravlng three traditional rib-style Ap­ palachian baskets using round and flat reed. Bring following Hems lo first class small pall, awl. small dippers. 4-6 clothes pins end small towel. Rred may be purchased from Instructor I Nov. lb to Dec 13. Tuesdays. 7-9 p m.. S3Q/personl Color, Make-op * Wardrobe Workshop — Three three hour sessions Ihsl cover personal color analysts, make-up selection and application techniques and development of an effective wardrobe Claw* enrollment Is limited lo six Make up will he removed before Ihe color analy­ sts and make up sessions begin (Nov 14 28. Mtaidays. 14 pm. . •25/person I Esperissced R ide r Program — This piogrxm reviews prpprr braking turning, speed selection end cuuntrrslrerlng Use your own motorcycle Riders need helmet, gloves. I > » u . ,m k-t and sturdy trousers M o lo rcyrlr Safely Foundation approved (Nov 19. Saturday. 9 5 p m . 62S>‘prrsnnl F s o d s mc o t a l s of I nv es t ­ ments — Discussions on Ihe wide variety of Investments available lor increased Incume growth and tax savings In vest ment s T o p i c s i ncl ude mutual funds, stocks, bonds planning for retirement and estate planning Suitable for beginning and more odvatxed Investors (Nov 15 to t)rt 6. Tuesdays. 7 Op m . 65/person I For more Inhvmatlon or lo enroll, contact Fay C Drake at 323 1450 r xt 303 C lo g g e rs get practice in all w eekend SANFORD The Old Hickory Stampers ol laikr Mxrv tiad a last paced weekend on Nov 5-6 wilo speak On Saturday, the Mompers performed at the Geneva Fir memory Sebum Talent frugrsm. at whk h srveral hundred |ir«>plr rnJoyed art Italian dinner Alter I lie Geneva jterlormaix e. the Stumpers drove to laikr Golden at Ihe Sanlord Aitjmtt lo rlance lor the Woman's Club ol Sanlord For .ilaiut an hour the doggers entertained to tiand clapping, loot stomping rnusti lor the women's lirnellt dinner Sunday. Ihe Slottipers darned lor hundreds al the Nam it v Catholic Churrh In laingwtiod lor the church's annual fund falser carnival 1 J l e v o l o r Ready Made v . • .*> ■/< *v $ d *>* rc nn 7 r) , 7 t. M m Mini Blinds t • - $ £ 11 •*>4 - ( >21 14 • S* . ,0 •'•* sg4 . .....>18 ............s * | g Ready M a d e AA groups schadula meatings Area Alcoholics Anonymous groups meeting Thursday Include • 24-llour Women's AA meeting. 5 30 p m . al Fourth Street and Oak Avenue. Sanford • Sober Won AA Group meets at the Sahara Club (old driver's license office). 2587 S Sanford Ave.. noon. 5 30 and 8 p m. Open discussion • Alanon meets at Ihr Sahara Club. 2587 S. Sanfotd Ave . 8 pm V e g g ie sContlaacd from Pag* SB the cottage cheese mixture onto the noodles, spreading evenly. Sprinkle with 2 cups Mo/rarella cheese. Pour 2 cups spaghetti sauce evenly over cheese Layer remaining noodles over sauce. Spoon rrmalnlng spaghetti sauce evenly over noodles. Cover with waxed paper. M/W on 100 percent powrr for 14-16 minutes or until heal ed t h r o u g h . Sp r i n kl e lasagna with remaining cheese M/W on 100 perrenl power for 2-3 minutes or until cheese Is tnelled. Let st and for 2-3 minutes before cutting Into squares lor serving Mukrs about 8 servings Want a quick and rosy way to dress up broccoli? T ry this. BROCCOLI SAUCE AND C HI V E 2 pounds frrsh broccoli 2 tablespoons wulcr U lras|ioon salt I 3-ounce package cream cheese with chives U cup half and hair Trim broccoli stalks to about 3V* Inches long. Cut thick stalks Inin halves and thirds. Place In lWquart casserole: add water. Cover loosely w ill) casserole lid. M/W on 100 perrenl power for 7-8 minutes or until tender. Drain: sprinkle with suit and set aside. Place cream cheese in I-cup glass measure. M/W on IOO perrenl power, uncovered, for 30-45 seconds or until soft­ ened Add hall and half: stir until smooth Pour over broccoli and toss lightly to coat *26 3 >24 >24 >25 >26 >19 'Vertical Bunds I aO oi • *a<,i<1»>1 tv*»ves«e' 4 ' . • ’•* • ir. • *■/ 5 ^ ^ • \f • %o $ ^ • Ii f ‘* ■* f> f *4 s^ ^ • • 4’ Q S •m $ ^ - > 2 2 ' o, N r .jtra c a n , i o n ■ ^ Narcotics Anonymous to gather Narcotics Anonymous meets at 8 p m every Thursday at 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford . r $ 2 ^ 11 • , 771 i ‘ ^ ^ Vinyl • So« r*Of t *»n< ' • a.ii — Southern Pride Seniors club eats, m eets, plays b in g o SANFORD The Sanlord Senior Clllxrns Club had a >Mg lunch and Mirtal lime before their Nov. I meeting The rrgu lar meeting was held with re­ ports from ull com m tllrrs The afghan won In a raflel in July was presented to Dorothy Rohlllard by Helena fate, presi­ dent t>f Senior Tours and lour dlrrrlnr of ihr club, fa ir also guvr u report on the Justromjilrlcd lull loltugr trip A report ol Ihe charter cornmiller also was given, and booklet* were distributed to In­ terested people. Dingo was jilayrd alter Ihr meeting The next meeting oi Ihr club will lie Nov. 13. with the in ­ stallation ol Ihr following new officer*: Mary Schm lil. presi­ dent: Howard llarrlson. vice president. Helen Lulx, secretary; and Lucia Weaver, treasurer. A covered dish dinner will hr held before Ih r inerting Club members should contact Doris Murklr on wluil lood lo bring Guests arr web omr. Keep this rerl|ie In mind for the holidays It's colorful and adds a special tour It V E G E T A B L E B E EH IV E I medium bunch broccoli I medium head cauliflower vs ran londensed mushroom soup I Jar (5 mineral process cheese spread Wash broccoli and cauliflower S e p a r u l e I nt o f l o w e r e t s . Alternate broccoli and cauliflow­ er with stems In Inside In a greased 1VS-quart casserole or 7-Inch bowl. Cover. M/W on 10O percent powrr for 6-7 mlnulcs or until Icndcr-crlsp. Place small Contlaacd from Page SB plate nn lop ol vegetables and vinegar) press down firmly. Drain off I cup sugar excess liquid Invert vegetables I teaspoon prepared mustard onto serving plate. retaining Ihr I irasjioon black jicppcr shape of (he bowl. Combine soup I teaspoon suit and cheese spread In 2-cup glass I teaspoon W o rc e ste rsh ire measure. M/W on 100 percent u u c r Com bine mari nade Ingrrpower for 1VS-2 mlnulcs or until healed, stirring once. Pour over rllrnlx. four over carrots. Re­ vegetables. Garnish with pi- frigerate 24 hours lirforc serv­ mlenlo strips ing. Use as a relish with meal or (Midge Mycotf Is a carllllad as a relish on u plate with pickles horns economist and coordinator and olives ol Iha Single Parent Displaced (Jana Hale of Sanford Is a H o m e m a k e r s P r o g r a m al correspondent who writes the Samlnola Community College. weekly “ Cook of iho Week" Phone: 323-1450, ext. 360.) feature. Phone: 322-4736.) Roll-Up Porch Blinds M I1 4 4 a 5' x 6 ' m 2** • 6 * 6 M*MM 3W a 8’ x 6' NMt> a Mode of 100% vinyl for lavting durability a In white, 9reen, fruitwood, wheat or bamboo took • 2 W x 4‘ wnii • 3 x4 a 3 * 6 mho 6” • 4 * 6 i s 9" < 10" 12" 15" • 10 * 6 ' M U 14 U M I'S T um u< ------ __ | .. i:s arfeos W M H Ml W it ■ H * M a rfv w S s M im ^ PVC Mini Blinds a White or almond fmnh a Adjustable to 1*wider a extension brackets for outside mount a fully enclosed bottom rail 4 ” »• 5” «SSSs«-gr- 6 ” ^ T .m .u tx i 7” 8” 9” s s j i's a t s T '. '* * a?aass5a»*' 10** o r W e 'll g iv e y o u • 72** 64' i*4*i i a 78** 84* (9 blinds and 1 headrail will fit oatio doors) »*«*i 14” A n y b o d y ’s A d P ric e C ook- Prices Good thru November 12! OPEN TIL 8 PM O PEN TIL 9 PM OPtNMOM UT H0 4M OCtN MO* IAT r M4M ALTAM O N TE SPRINGS ORANGE CITY OPEN TIL 6 PM " ■ m V '” 0 SANFORO 2323 S Volusia Av. 700 French Av Phone 323-4700 1200 E Altamonte (U S 17 4 92) Phone 775-7268 Dr. (Hwy 436) Phone 339-8311 b M t l ’l HA10MAII OPEN TIL I PM I fn*** *»*im I MMW O* IM lM ., ***»<« w OPINMOS 14T4AM tUM•11 1 D «m « r , « O V IED O *1•«<•!••• H U N * *■> • m i MM "M*" Alafaya Square Shopping Center 37 Alafaya Woods Bl Phone 366-8906 875 W Hwy 436 Phono 862-7254 Scotty's Hardware Scotty’s* 1616 �10. IMS — Sanford. Ft Ou^aJJbixyjM i/ allyearlong/ A Celebration of Ufa: ......... That Is how we at Cantral Florida Regional view the birth of your baby. It Is s Joyous time, a special time, and we are committed to helping you build a healthier and happier family relationship. To carry out that commitment, we provide insight to for the entire family through our wide range of free educational programs, presented before and after birth. services are fully family oriented and center on bonding throughout the birthing experience. family Cbntered Birthing Experience Free Options • Pnnaiat Classes • Sibling Visitation. • Poel Pertum D — sea • A Pom Pertum Preparation Sessions • NursetCoach in Labor Room • Grandparent visitation. Preparation sessions Exercise Program • Amanda Panda Program • KISS Car Seal Program • C aesarean Section • Infant Care Instruction A CPA ...end a very special Homecoming Basket ol gourmet foods and champagne lor couplet meeting pre-determlned criteria U f % J t Central Florida n v M R s g lo n a l Hospital 1401 West Seminole Blvd. • Sanford, FL 32771 321-4500 • 668-4441 • 628-8797 �o ok b o o k Sanford Haratd — Wadnaadav. Novambar 9. 1986 — Haratd Advartlaar — Thoraday. Novambar 10. 1968 — Sanford. FI �■ — SantorO H w sM - W sdossday. N ow m bsr 8. t— — H w t d A drw llsw - - Thursday. N oym tow 10. IB M - Sanford. Ft. Cranberries bounce into baking season Cranberries arc known as ••bouncing berries" because Ihe good ones b o u m i. Ill the old day*, they w rrr |>oured down steps lo lest. Tlic bud ones rrm alned on Ihc steps and I h r good ones bounced off lo the kitch­ en. T h a n k s I n modern grading machines lhal use Ihe same ''bouncing" principle, cranberries art now foolproof lo buy and can be kepi al length In Ihe refrigerator. Its long life makes Ihe cranberry one of Ihe most conve­ il lent Hems lo have on hand during Ihe foil and holiday season. Th e refreshing, tart laste of th is favorite h a r v e s t f o o d Is particularly unique In iiukrd goods, such as Ihe iwo recipe* offered here, t'ranlx-rry Apple Custard I V and C run lx-rry-Wheal U u lc k D r e a d w i t h Creamy Orange Spread. C r a n b e r r y Apple Custard I V gives a runim iporary twist to the I r a d l l l o n a l tastes of cranberries and applies. The pie begins wtlh a unique gratium cracker and oat crust Into which u rich cream rlteese a la c u s t a r d m i x t u r e Is (xiurrd. T h e filling Is topped with I bln apple slices and cranberries lightly losaed In sugar, linked and Ihra cooled. Ihe result Is a colorful and deliciously festive dessert. C r a n b e r r y - W hr a l U u l c k II r e a d w i t h Creamy Orange Snrr.it! mis Ihe kitchen wilt* the nostalgic aroma of bread linking In Ihe oven. This wheat bread features the flavurful rranberry pi­ qued with a slight taste of orange from added Juice and orange peel. T h e b r e a d Is c o m ­ plimented by Creamy Orange Spread, a mix­ ture of creum cheese and orange marmalade, lo f ur t h er e nhance the cranberry-orange combi­ nat i on. T h i s hearty, versatile bread can be served al home from brraklasl throughout the day. The autumn and holi­ day months an- a wel­ come time lo pull out the linking pans and brat up Ihe oven. In the lUHOs. baking symbolizes an a t - h o m e act i v i t y re­ miniscent of our forefa­ ther's harvest. 1 to cup* sugar I to cups water 1 package (12 fresh cranberries to c u p orange Juke to c u p lemon Juke B ring sugar « lo a boll over high heat In forge sauce* pan; boll 5 minutes. A d d cranberries; reduce heal to m edium and cook ins­ t il c ra n b e rrie s h a v e popped and ate clear, s t i r r i n g occasionally. Remove from heal a n d s tir in orange and lemon Juices. Pour mixture Into fre excr container a n d free** overnight. Mixture forms a frozen slush a nd does not harden, about 4 cups. 1 cu p graham cracker crum bs V) cu p old fashioned q uirk exits, uncooked to cup packrd sugar to c u p m a r g a r i n e , melted I H- ounr e package Philadelphia B ra n d cream cheese, soflrncd to c u p g r a n u l a t e d sugar 1 egg 2 cups thin apple slices I c u p cr anber r i es. chopped I t a b l e s p o o n granulated sugar Combine rrumbs. oatm eal, brown su ga r and tnurgarlnr. Reserve to cup crumb mixture. Press remaining crum b in lx tu rr onto hoilom and sides of 9 Inch pk plate. Combine cream cheese, granulated sugar and egg. mixing u n til well blended. Pour Into m is t. T o p cream cheese m ix ­ Cranberry Appto Custard Ptd and Cranbany-Wtwat Outcfc Broad. ture with apples. C o m ­ to teaspoon baking hour and 10 minutes or chopped cranberries b in e cranberries a n d until wooden pick in­ I to cups sugar, divided ;ranulated sugar; m ix soda serted In center comes 3 c u p a si f t ed a l l ­ I g h l l y . Spoon o v e r 1rnp orange Juice o u t c l e a n . C o o l 5 purpose flour apples. Top cranberries to cup m a r g a r i n e , minutes; remove from 4 to teaspoons baking w i t h reserved c ru m b nicllrd pan Cover with Creamy powdrr m ixture. Bake at 350°F. 2 eggs, hen ten to teaspoon salt 1to cups cranberries, Orange Spread. 35-40 minutes or until C r o a m y Orange to cup vegetable short­ crust Is lightly browned. coarsely rhupped ening Cool. Makes BH servings 2 teaspoons grated Spread: I 8 - o u n c e package 1 cup chopped pecans orange peel 2 tablespoons gratrd C R A N B E R R Y -W H E A T Creamy Orange Spread P h i l a d e l p h i a B r a n d cream cheese, softened lemon rind Q U IC K BREAD (scerrclpe lie low) to c u p o r a n g e 2 eggs W I T H CREAM Y Combine d r y ingre­ I cup milk dients. Add eomblnrd marmalade O R A N O E SPREAD Com bine Ingredients, In sinull bowl, combine 2 cups all-purpose dourJuice, mar gar i ne and l x cnintx-rrirs and to cup 1 c u p whol c- whr ui eggs, mixing Just until m sugar. Prrhcat oven to m o i s t e n e d . F o l d In lug until well blended. flour -100'F. Let stand while cranberries and peel. 1 cup sugar preparing halter. I tablespoon baking Four Into greased and C R A N B E R R Y -P E C A N Si ft f l o u r , b a k i n g ffourrcJ O-by-5-lnch loaf M U F F IN S powder to teaspoon sail 1 to c u p s c o a r s e l y powder. Kill and 1 cup pail. Il-ike at 3S0*F. 1 f ■raw.* Tart tanginess yields a terrific taste twist sugar Into a large bowl. Cut In shortening with pastry hlrndcr until m ix­ ture resembles crumbs. Stir In pecans and lemon rind Beal rgg* m small bowl until foamy; heat In milk. Add liquid all al once to (lour mixture, stirring Just until moist. Fold In rranlx-rry m ix­ ture. Spoon mm lined, mrdlum-slze muiriii cup pans, filling each to full. Bake for 20 minutes or unlit w o o d e n p ick In ­ serted cranes out clean Serve warm. This kitch­ en-tested recipe makes 2to dozen iiirdliiin-sizr muffins �i Ti UTILITY BILLS? Fight Back ’SSgSs* • High energy costs got you down? Fight back with a Rheem® New Day Heat Pump. • Rheem s New Day Heat Pump is the most energy efficient heat pump Rheem® has ever built. • Compare our OPERATING EFFICIEN CY before you buy. • The Rheem® New Day Heat Pump is designed to make the most of your heating dollar. 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If you wish, serve a grral Thanksgiv­ ing dinner that looks, sm e lls and taslea home-prepared— and you can do II all without hardly having to go near the stove. Think about how you want to start the meal. A hearty winter soup or chowder la always a gond eholce. and these are easy to reheat and serve. Soups of this kind are sold In most gourmet shops, and In some high quality supermarkets. Mousse*, terrtnes and pales are a little loo elegant and commercial for a homey Thanksgiv­ ing. but you can proba­ bly find a shrimp or crabmeal salad at a fancy food shop or caterer. Or you can start with a salad by collecting the fixings from the salad bar ai a large supermarket. For the main event, the turkey, you have several choices. Many restauranlo do off-premises catering, especially dur­ ing the holidays, and would be glad to mast a turkey fir you. Gourmet shops with catering facil­ Many gourmet carry­ ities also can cook whole raspberries with 2 cups turkeys lo order, and of fresh cranberries and out shops sell a large some caterers may roast the juice of a lemon In a selection of breads and food processor, pulsing rolla. You should choose a bird for Thanksgiving Order your turkey from everything until coarsely at least two kinds for a one of them but bear In chopped and then sweet­ l a r g e T h a n k s g i v i n g mind Ihli Isn't cheap. Hr en II with a few extra d in n e r . Ask how far ahead you need lo order sure lo ask the price tablespoons of sugar. Next come vegetable them. Moat breads can be brforr you place the or. der. and don't forget lo eonslderallona. If you purchased a week or two ask for reheating In ­ want mashed potatoes, ahead u M be froten luilll structions * ft*, n you pick you had best order them Thanksgiving day. with the turkey as that up the bird W arm the bread Just Slutting should be or­ kind of dish Is rarely dered at the same time. available from take-out before you serve dinner Most restaurants or ca­ shops. Ainu Almost any good quali­ terers will offer a selec­ tion of stuffings. If you ty gourmet shop will of­ are trying to keep to the fer a large selection of You know fall Is really "made at home” Illusion, rrady-made vrgctsbles. on Its way when you o r d e r s t u f f i n g l h a l from ra ta to u llle (the begin to see bright, fresh sounds like you would French provencal vege­ c r a n b e r r i e s In t h e have made It— not the table stew so popular m a r k e t . In this d e ­ sesame seed whole grain now) to sesame green lightfully festive recipe, atuffing with chorlso. beans. Check with a few c r a n b e r r y sauce a n d Gravy should come with shops early lo get an idea olher ingredient* eomthe bird, but ask to be of what you want, then blnc in a warm gametorder ahead. If necessary, ro ln rrd glair for suc­ No turkey would be nr buy them a few days c u l e n t K o rk C o rn la h complete without a cran­ before Thanksgiving lu hens T h is delirious gla ir berry relish or telly. You ensure that you gel Ihr Is brushed on the Inside ran buy canned telly and vegetables you want. and out. so the lender. Transfer the vegetable* Just slip M out of the can Illllc hens have a dellealr onto a serving plate. Or to your own heat-proof and mouth-wateri ng you ran prepare a quick, serving dishes when you no-cook relish two or get them home, rover (lavor. This one recipe three days ahead: Com ­ them, and store In Ihr you'll want lo serve all bine a lOouncr package rrfrlgeraior until It's time yrar tong, not just at of fro ie n . sweetened lo rrneal before dinner. holiday lime. so that there Is the aroma of freshly baked bread In the dining room when the guests are seated. Of course. Thanksgiv­ in g d i n n e r m e a n s pumpkin pie for dessert. Order them from the beat bakery In town. The plea ran hr picked up re m a l days ahead, and should be wrapped and stored In the refrigerator. Heforr serving I he pie. remove II from the dis­ posable pan In which It was baked and place It on a Urge cake pUlr. For lo s in g , you may have lo do Just a little work. Iteforr you sit down lo esi. whip stiff I cup of heavy or whipping cream with a txUrspoon of sugar and fa teaspoon vanilla extract. Spread over the pie In billowy swirls and refrigerate until dessert lime. T o s s the turkey; choose chicken poons water In small saurrpan. Heal over me 4 fresh or (m in t Korkdium heal until rrxnlw-r Cornish hens (thawed. It ry m u t t dissolves and mlxlurr is smooth (do froirn) I ran |B ounce) jellied not bolll. Krm ovr Irom heat and ronl slightly cranberry sauce I tablespoon brown I “tare hens, brrasl side up. on rack In shalkiw sugar, parkrd 3 l a b l r s p o o n s aoy pan. Thoroughly brush cavities and skin of hens sauce I t e a s p o o n o n i o n wi th g l a i r lla k r In 3 7 5 'F oven 70 minutes, powder fa teaspoon ground brushing liens with glair every 35 minute* Covrr cinnamon Krm ovr and discard hens loosely with sluiiil giblets and neck* from nunt foil, return to oven hens. Ktrior under cold and bake 30 minutes running water: drain well longer, or unlll liens arr and pal dry. Combine t r a d e r . Let stand 5 cinnamon and 3 table* minute* brforr trrving C I A N 1 I U T O L A IK D Exciting Things Are Happening At Driftwood Village! HAPPY 1st ANNIVERSARY T O CIS! Storewide Sale Thar** Frt« Sal. 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FI — 1 Leftovers Cooking, Lesson One: How to put yum back in turkey B rie f Turkey Beck w ith Spicy Sscchaaa Style S o m e of t he beet t ur key dinner* come utter a holiday Irani. and clever rnuk* who plan attend air blemed with lot* of leftover*. Instead of nerving "Instant re­ plays'* of the holiday meal , they di r e and freeir venuiil- turkey In ro n v r n lrn l-tlir packages. Here's a spicy new single sklllel meal that •tars leftover turkey Fast - l o- f l x S a e r h u a n Turkey Stir-Fry boasts the resly. tongue-tingling tastes enjoyed m i much at favortlr Chinesr res­ taurants. T e a m in g turkey with bell pepper, pea pods, green onkins and water rhrstnuts. II takes Its lively Oriental flavor from a blend of lngrr. soy sauce and A CE pkunlr sauce Bryant has the right stuff to drastically cut your pow er bills now a n d tor years to come. C o ll for details on this limited fin a n cin g or rebate offer and availability of pow er co m p a n y rebates •- -* #»*«• eto**«* w e s tm M r lM ie M P SZSCBUAM TU R K E Y STIR-FRY D C M M k y h r $ tm n M e i A IRA IKM A STER S COMDCTfOUW G LAKE M ARY (407) 323-2990 2 t ab l espoons soy sauce I tablespoon water I tablespoon f ar nstarrh 2 teaspoons shredded ginger runt I tablesjxwm vegetable Szechuan Turkey Stir-Fry oil 1 m e d i u m r ed or yrllow Ixll prpper. cul into IU -b y 14-Inch strips 4 ounces fresh pea pods, cul In half diugnn ally 3 green on tons with lops, cul Into I -Inch pieces 2 cups diced nxiked turkey I can (8 ounces) sliced water chestnuts, drained Vs rup PACE plcanle sauce C o m b in e plcanle sauce, soy sauce, water. cornstarch and ginger, set aside Ileal oil In large sklllrl or wok over rnedl urn-high heal. A d d pepprr: stir-fry I minute. Add pea pods and green onions, continue stirfrying I minute Add turkey, water, wat er chestnuts and plcanle sauce mixture Cook and stir 1 minute or until vegetable* are cr i splender and sauce has Ihtckenrd. Serve with rice. If desired, and addi­ tional plcanle sauce Makes 4 serving* r— START YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING PURSES NOW!! BELTS SCARFS HANDBAGSI DRESS SHOES, ATHLETIC SHOES 323-4132 A L L SALES FINAL 116 W. FIRST STR EET CASH •CH EC K - MC - VISA HISTORIC DOW NTOW N SANFORD AM. EXP. LOIS DYCUS. OWNER MENS C WOMEN’S ALTERANT IONS DONE BY NOLA ___ ___ �........................ 4 — Sanlonl Hantd - Wodo—day, November e ^ J W I j - HefWd AdvartlMr — Tkurtday. November 10. 1M 4 — ben ford, ft Celebrate blessings with all-out effort On Thanksgiving. lamlly a nd frlrn d n J oi n together and everyonr give* thanks In Ills or her own wuy for lire year's Imunty. I ’rntldnil Lincoln flrwl proclaimed the fourth Thureday In Novrm brr .m a national holiday at the ur gi ng of S a r a h Joseph., Male, editor of l i o d r y ' a . the l argest women's magazine of Its tim e. Ilale thought It lilting that the nation h o n o r women w i t h thanks as they prepared the meal and presided over the dinner. She also saw such a proclamation us a gesture of love for and loyally lo our ConsinulIon. It wasn't unlit 1941. however, t h a l Congress voted lo offinally make the dale a national Imliday. Although Tha nksgiv­ in g today closely re ­ sembles I he harvest feast that Native Amerleans and I lie Pilgrims shared In 1621. similar rrlrhral l o n s o rru rre d e v e n earl lot on this ronllnent. T h e starving settlers In Jam rslown. Va . Joined In a thankful meal follow log the a rriv a l ul un Kngltsh supply ship as early as 1610. Spanish explorer* u Im i observed "llm n k s g lv ln g s " upon urrivlng safely und find­ ing Inod and water In whal Is now Florida and Texas,a the 1300. As t hose from I hr South migrated to the O h i o T r r r l t n r y and eventually (uniter west, tlsry look their favorite recipes a n d hol i day Iradllkms with them On this tlay. turkey Is king T o serve, plat 4 orange slices a n d raspberry sherbet In punch bowl. l*our punch over. Serve immediately. This kitch­ en-tested recipe makes 20 4 -ounce servings PLANTATION PUNCH I K cups light rum or CHEEKY TOMATOES sparkling rider I fi ounce can frozen 1 pound pressed ham. c o n c e nt r at e d orange cut Inin small ptrees lulcr. thawed, undiluted Vs cup mayonnaise I 6 ounce ran Im/en Salt and rayenne m nirnlrated gruprfrull pepper lo taste juice, thawed.undiluted W ru p butter, softened 5 cups cold water 2 teaspoons |xMl wine I 2 8 - o u n c e bottl e or apple Juice ginger ale. chilled 3n red ripe chr r r y I orange, sliced I p i n t r a s p h r r r y tomatoes, washed Grind ham In a Mender slier brl In a l arge pitcher, or [ml ham through fine combine ru m . orangr- Made of meal grinder. Ilace ham In n mixing Juke concent rale, gra[re­ in . It concert I rale, raid howl, und slowly la-al In water and ginger ale: m a y o n n a i s e , s a i l , prpjirr. holler und port chill In relrtgeralor. For All Your Appliance Parts Needs wine. ('hill, covered, lor at least one hour, nr overnight. Cut off lop <|uaitrr of each inmato and remove i ns i d e p u l p , a a v l n g tomato tops. Ualng a pastry bag with a small p l a i n l u b e , f i l l I he t o ma t o e s w i t h h a m mou tar. Replace each tomato top Arrange tomatoes on an attractive a rrv ln g platter. T h ia kitchenlestrd recipe makes 3 do/rn stuffed Inmate TUKKBTWtTM CORN B READ BTUP- riN O I 10- to 12- pound turkey, thawed If frozen Salt and pep|irr Cnrn-llread Stuffing (rrctiir follows) Oiolei Gr avy Irerlpe lollows) *Vto(uiSj3 YM V COUNTRYSIDE WISHES YOU A VERY ★ HOLIDAY BUFFET ★ Screed 12 P.M. Until • P.M. *9** ENTREE d p B p Stesmahlp Round OTBscf Fresh Mixed V e g ta b ln w Bsby W hole C a n a ls Yam s Corn " K P U C t M H l H IT S FO i m MAKES * MOOilS" SHORELINE Homemade P u m k ln Pie DISTRIBUTORS, INC. iFormvrt, All Sro AppU«pc«t 1155 South Volusia Ave. Highway 17-92 Orango City. F lo rid a I Mashed Potatoes A Gravy 3 MASONS PLAZA (9041 7 7 4 - 7 4 4 4 Homemade K e y Lim e Pic H APPY THANKSGIVING The Management, Holiday Inn, 1-4, S.R. 46, Sanford, Fla. H cscn ’ntlonn Sunfit'alcd 323-4080 • • Cinnamon Apples (rrcipe followxi Preheat oven lo 325*F S|irinkle link) , w<ih -*iii and pep|*-r Fill cavities of turkey with com bread slu lfln g Secure with p o u l t r y s k e w e r s or thread. Place turkey on a rack In roasting [tan Insert meat thermometer into thickest part of thigh n e a t |r b o d y , not touching bone. After two hours, begin p r e p a r i n g b r o t h for Glbiet Gravy. During roasting |ink>d. occasionally haslr turkey w i t h pan dr l ppl nga. Roast turkey until meal therm om eter registers I0O«F to IH V F Total roasting lime is 3W-4 hours During last hour, rover turkey lotarlv with ahimlmim (oil to prrvrnl overtwnwnlng Pl ace t u r k e y on a serving (Jailer and re­ move ski-wen, Let stand lor 30 minutes brlorr carving Complete (itMet Gravy When rrady In serve, ga r n i s h t ur ke y with cinnamon apples. Irrsh cranlirrrtes and celery nr I r t l u r r Iravrs. This k l l r h r n - l r s l e d recipe makes 6 0 srrvlngs GIBLET OEAVT 2 rltopprd onions 2 stalks celery, slk ed T u r k e y giblets and neck 1 teaspoon sail Water, to rover t> lahles|HMins Hour 2 Irasp,unis soli 1y tras|HM»n pepper T o prrparr broth. place nnkin and relrry In a l arge saucepan with lu rk ry giblets and neck. A d d sal ted water to cover. Simmer. covrre«l. lor I booi Drain, re­ serving bmth and giblets Return Moth to sauce pan. C h o p giblets When turkey Is door. (SNir |un drippings into a I quart measure Let stand until (at rises to lop Skim is ru p fat from drippings Place into large suoic |m ii with broth Skim nfl and discard any fat remaining un lop id broth, Add one rup hruih to roasting |>an. stir lo loosen brown hits R e t u r n 11<|i,l<1 f rom roasting (tan to Moth In saucepan Silr Hour salt and pepper into sauce (m i i : stir until Mended o v e r m e d i u m heal . Gradually stir In reserved drippings, rtaik. stirring until thickened. Add reserved rhopprd giblets: rook Just until healed t hrough This kl l chen- l est ed recipe m a k e s l ^x- l ** r u p s gravy CORN-BREAD STUF­ FIN G I I O o u n i e package corn Mead mix V* cup butler I cu p, hnp|M-it onions I cup dk-ed celery CINNAMON APPLES v* cup rhopprd |iarsley 4 large. Hrm red ap|des 14 teaspoon poultry IS cup holler seasoning Is cup sugur •s t e a s p o o n bl ack ly teaspoon ground pcW«-r cinnamon Mia and bakr cornis teaspoon ground hrrad mix according lo package directions Coni ginger, opt tonal Cut apples Into Winch and cut Into half-ln, h t hi ck sl i ces: remove cuhrs In a large skillet, melt ,-ore*. In a Luge skill* ! nu ll butlrr over medium heal Im tlrr Add us many up Add unions and celery C o o k , s t i r r i n g o c ­ pl<- slk rs as will Hi In onr casionally. mini lender. layer lo skillet. Cook. 12 >i I » h ii It) minutes Stir in minutes, or until irndrr (Mtslev. |M,ultry sc-.ison on one side. Turn and e*Mik remaining side unlll lug and pepfier. Com bine with corn- lender. Keep warm on Mead colics in a large serving dish l(r|teai with liowi I o s s grnllv until remaining apple tike*. In n I»uwi. combine t horoughl y combined. Siutliiig may M- prejMrrd sugar, cinnam on and one day In advance and ginger sprinkl e over refrigerated Do nol till applt all i Serve warm. liirkry with stulllng until 1 his kll* In-Il li-slcil le* I(K- makes H-10 servings. ready luioasi. �Our business is to serve and satisfy buyer & seller. J| CHRISTMAS BLESSINCS 321-4690 MOON'S SUBS 322-6237 New BUFFALO WINGS FRIED CHICKEN SPECIAL PRICES ON GRAND OPENING MEW H O L I D A Y H O U R S Now Open For D inner.. .M.7S AIvo O prn (r>» BrraM jit And Lunch Horn 3 6 PM With B w fi Wine Come Hate A Good Tim e1 C0ORTRY K3TCI5ER hours 800 AM TIL ? Tm'U Come We.U Hawe Fua 110 S. P A L M E TT O A V E, S A N FO R D , FLO RIDA dap9197m9io/u/ap rffd//t 9 7 o a w s. Get Your Thanksgiving Centerpiece Early New York Life Inturance Company 206 C. Fir at S tru t. Suite 2 0 ] Sanford, Florida 3 2 7 7 1 But: (4 0 7 ) 321-4773 Rea; (4 0 7 ) 322-7906 At Seaferd Flower Shop 322-1822 2 0 9 E. 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No. 62 — Sanford, Florida Quick actions save child N E W S D IG E S T Four die in Minneapolis fire MINNEAPOLIS — Four pru|ilr died In 4 duple* liomr firr early Saturday and a nftli was In erlltral condition in Hennepin County Mrtlk al Center. The county medical examiners olflir wid Ihr d r«d Im luded a woman In hrr 40* and hrr Iwo •one. 12 and 22. whonr names wrrr withheld. and a man Idrntlflrd a» James Jackson. 21. who wat visiting ihr h«>mr The prison In rrlllral rondltlon » « « l>rlkvrd to be Jackson* brother Flrr officials Mid they rrcrlvcd a rail shortly after 4 30 a m about Ihr fire In the two «iory wond frame duplra building Fast w ork by S anfo rd o ffice r saves e le v e n -m o n th -o ld girl child manakrd lo wandrr mil the back door of ih r home. 2505 lllghlawn Avr . about I p in 1.1 Mlkr Rotunda, of ilte Sanford Police Departmeat. Mid llarhato discovered llte child In Ihe barkvard pool In about three leei of water "She screamed and a neighbor dialed 0 1 1.” Rotunda Mid First lo arrive w as Sgt Hill Dube He M id ihe mother already had B y SANDRA B O U C H A H IN I Herald Half writer SANFORD — An eleven -month old child who nearly drowned In Ihr family •wlmmink pool wa* well Saturday thanks to the quick ac­ tion* of her mother and a Sanford |tollce officer Dana llarhato M id ahr was wat ehlitk hrr daiikhtrr Friday when ihr taken llte child out of Ihe |>ml ’’Shr was holditik the child In hrr arms by Ihr Iron! door," Oubr said llarlMlo said lltal shr had alrrady applied ca rd io pulm onary rc suwilalliMi hul tli.ti hrr ilaukhter was gasping far breath al Ihr lime Dllbe arrived Shr Mid Ural she was In a stair of panic but remember* Out when i)ube got Iherr •Irr ‘ kind ol kavr 0 „ - □Nation Carter, Ford help Bush . . *v > , / ■ y SUSAN LOGIN tr a. • 1 > ' ' □ Sports 'Canes escape Arkansas 18*16 M ^ ' P a |« 4A O ‘ \ )m " 6 - < , -te V I (la . MIAMI - Fruai ralrd by Iheir mahiliiy to wore touchdown* ihr third ranked Miami llurrtranra t u r n e d lo k l r k e r C a rlo * l l u e r l a to tiall 11trio mil of a close name with Arkansas And a* hr has all »rawin. ihr frrahman walk on ram r through, connecting on I h r r r field goal allrtnpl* In an IH-|tJ victory over the No H H a r o r b a r k* llu e r la k ic k e d I h r game winner front 20 y a r d t w I i h 5 3 8 r r m a I n • Ink. Itnprnvink ih r llurritanrs in rnirriiiK ttr*l Saturday’s regular season Iin.tlr against llrlitham Young v# •v - aU V ‘ ' • ■ ' / A III See Pave 1B Where to go CO LLEG E SCORES Notre Dime___ U S C ___________ .27 .10 Georgia........... Georgia Tech.. .24 .23 Tennessee...... . Vanderbilt., l a s Sports Books........... B rid g e .......... Business...... Classified*... Cowile*......... Calendar...... Crossw ord... Door Akky.... Deeths.......... ■dltorlel....... Education.... Florida.......... "The police olflrrr hr did great." Harbalu said Herald tia ll wnier W ASHINGTON — Two funner president* who •ay iliey "know w h rir wane of ih r land ml nr* ■ ft" have uri(rd President * irrl George Rush lo rely on al Irani one rlnee friend lo tell him Ih r truth and avoid becoming loo isolated tn office G e ra ld F o r d a n d J im m y C a rte r save lluah several personal tip* on handling Ihr Oval Oftkr a* a prrfarT lo Ihetr i**oe dominated • Heporl lo tlir Nrw I’rea lde n t." released Nov 21 T h e m oat eon* imvrrslal rerommeuila llone In lie reprvt urged Mush lo propov a SI3 b i l l i o n a y r a t la * f n e r r a ar a n d r u l a n n u a l S o c ia l Neeviriiy anal Irtlru l m irem rnl •«wt u| livinp Increase* Hush vowed during Ihr <umpaigu not lo raise lave* or rul Social Set urtty brnefll* Im I hr mother said that Tanya was plavlnk and wa* hack lo her usual se lf on Saturday afternoon C o p trapped in hotel room during drug bust From Uni tad Proas International report • l' * hrr (Tanya) lo h im ." I woikrd on her lor alioul one minute I k<>' ih r watrr tn come out ol her looks Hv th.il time. Ihr rrsi or |s<|iiadl got Ihrrr. I hi lie Mid Tlir kill was Iraiisporirtl hy Rural -Metro amhulaner service to ihr rm rrkrnry room al Central Florida Regional Hospital I h r dm lor ihrrr rsam lnrd Ihr child and said shr would hr fine, accordlnk lo Rotunda »»«*♦«•**♦*«»»»«»•»»»»« u»«««M*«»»»>M«tM 14 ..7 ...... tA Partly cloudy and mild today Partly cloudy and hrrrzy with highs In the low lo mill 80s About a 20 |tcrcrnl clianer ol rain Tonielli rain cltancr* IncrruM* lo altoitl 40 |trrcrnl with lrm|trraturrs In the low 00s M o n d a y , p a r it y cloudy. Hmtt4 Hu l l k, M M m ii Jo ts Coidero, 20. an employee of the Seminole rust at the county facility on U S Highway 17 92 County sign department, stand* amid a pile ol Cordero said tho old signs are being roplaced county road signs he has unloaded from a truck with new ones The usoloss. derelict signs are now collecting _ __________________________________ i AI.1AMO.N1L SI’RIM .S — An undrrcovrr » lly C o u n t) Investikativr llurrau akrnt Imy ink n n a l i r from drok Irallhkrrs tm am r trapped Inside a |.»li hotel n n m wllh two »lis|irt Is when ihr dm>r was lammed shut al Ihe start ot i lie arrest, .ikrnis re|toried Saturday Akeiiis t ame to ihe u n d r(ro vrr agrrii s aid by rlim ltuik acroas Im Ii i trues seven ll<«»is alHtvr the parking Im while other akrnl* unsurerwafully tried in kit k t»i»eii ihe metal door t*-* akrntS rrpn’ted Dial Juan t'ruz. 50 <>( 1151 Willow W ishI Illst| Altamouir Spring* tlrllveretl t m .him lo llte sevrnlh floor room ttl Ihe Park Suite llnlrl al aUnil inldtllkhl Friday Insitle was llte undercover ak<rii anti two oilier stts|M t is When i ru/ walketl mil ol the room, akrnls waitiiik iKtisitlt kialifietl him hul someone Insitle I Ittsetl Ihe mt lal door and II jammed, ■tiiihm II it s s.,i,| Akrnls with a key tried ousttreesrsftillV looprn Ihe iVwW I ft** <*irrol w Imi hatl |osr |Mitl I I HUH lot tocailie salt! he was m the liaihrotttrl wfien niher sus|M-t is warned him ifw "furz" was (here anti that lit should Hush Ihe t maioe itow n llte lollel Insieatl he •ktiil he tlrew- his kun and ufderrd ihe iwu ot'tii|Miilit ol ihe room — Itlenlllletl by aulhtiillles as Natlllie le r Ann • r»n r. J2 . ol Orlando, and Danny D r I rein hs. 35. til r hlaiido — to llte UtMtr llle sus|iei Is Insitle llte rtatm were nol armetl and did not resisi arrest Mealivshlle ak< llls oulslde tniillliued lit try lo kit k tqieii Hit lammed door Tile akrnl irisltlt was alone wllh Ihr sus|tet Is lor atmiil 10 m lnulrs Iteforr a lliolrl employee Iri akrnls into an iid|ttinink rmiin 4hose akrnls Joined Ihr akrnl III Ihr ttlhrr h»»m by clirnbiiik from Im U im v In another As Cruz. Crane .nut Frerh lis werr arrested, Cruz s wife. Ank>'la -IH ol ifie Mine address, was arrrsird In Ihe |Mrkltik lot of Ihr hotel, which is al llte Intersection n( Interstate 4 and Slate Hoatl 430 Mrs Cruz Is eharkrd wllh ra m Ink a concealed llrrartn in addlllon lo truffle-kink In cocaine Akrnls s.ud Ifiey Imtk a h.uidkun from In r and 14.500 Juan ('ru z is i lurked w ith trallli kink in tm alnr, as arr Crane anti Frrrirhs Cranr ami f rrrlchs face addiumi.il t li.irk'-s ol s.ilr anti delivery of eoralne. |Misst ssinit ol tocaliic and i Iiiik paraphernalia and i iutiln.il conspiracy. The akrnl w Ini wan in llir rmiin with Ifir snsjirt ls rr|Mtrlrtl fir hail math- a cm alnr buy See B u s t. Pa*e 3A Atlantis co un td ow n begins tonight, launch Thursda y Unique park another step c lo se r Urvltad Brass Intarnatlonal By BRAD CHURCH Herald stall writer CAPE CANAVERAL — NASA rnkllirrrn. given llmr oil lor llie riuinksklvliik holiday, wnrkrd Saturday lo ready ih r shulllr Ailanlls for lire star! of lit countdown to blastoff Thursday on a Iop-arcret military mission The rounidown was scheduled In Irrklu at our minute jm s I rnldnlkht Sunday 1201 a m E S T Monday leading lo a launch attempt Thursday mornlnk The launch Irani w nrkrd Saturday lo rom plrir work In Atlanlin'a engine tom parim rui and lo llnish up Inslallatlon and rhrrkoUl of explosive devices needed hy ihr shulllr s srlf drslrufl system I hcy'rr fmisliliik up ihr onlnaiicr Installation." m UI N A S A n|Mikrsiiiuii Kirliurd Young "Tills In mostly range sufrty type of Muff." Like all large American rorkn*. Ailanlls lsri|ulp|trd wllh .1 range sifriy system that would allow Ihr ship lo hr blow n up on radio command (torn Ihe ground In ihr event of ••catastrophic malfunction thui othrrw-lse could put an out-of-conlml shulllr over |H>pnlalrd arras D ir goal ol ihr 27th shuttle inlMlnn, tlir second since Ih r 1060 Challrugrr disaster. In Ihe deployment of a top-secret Pentagon spy salrlllte. Hreausr ihe mission is a cluMlflrd Dr|>arlmem of tlefenne lllghl. however, few details are bring released ptibllrly. Including the e*aci launch llm r or any Information about Ihr puyloud. Hul sourres have aald Ihe countdown will begin al Ihr Shuttle, Page B A Boo rslatak story, F a y s BA u. ' • ' ' * •' SANFORD — Another step In ihr formation of a unique children's park In Sanford will tie complrtrd Tuesday night when rommliIres arr formed lo coordinate Ihr volunteer effort. Tlir park. liM-atrd on Park Avenue between Eighth und Ninth streets, was pro|M»v-d hy Ihr Sanford Scenic Impmvrm e u i H o a r d l SI Hi a n d appmvrd by Ihe city coin* mission In May. Renowned park architect Holier! S. Leathers, ot llliaca. N.Y.. Is to come lo Sanford In April lo conduct a "design day" to find out wli.it ihe community, und the children who will use the park want In II. The Tuesday Hireling Is lo begin nl 7:30 pin. In Ihe Commission ( Jiamlrrrs al Clly Hall. 300 N. Park Avr. The public I* Invited to ultend and volunteer lo help wllh Ihe C Bee Park. Page 5 A ' r.VSJIf'WlSMHUpl^n' HwtMFHaMbT *•*U r n * This spot, on Park Avenuo. Is one step closer to becoming a children's park designed by Ihe renownod park dosigner Robert S Leathers. •• ara j g“ TitHP1*1tHfay- »*w jt . SUBSCRIBE TO TH E SANFORD HERALD F O R THE BEST L O C A L NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322*2611 ____________ Si________________________________________________________________________________________ * ____________________ _ ^qpf *xt- �_ - t r v.u>4i N E W S F R O M T H E R E G I O N A N D A C R O 'S S T H E S T A T E Biologists work to save whale’s life Dog atorts fisherman to drownad toddlar L A N D O 'LA K ES — A pair of Bahennen. aim ed by a pet dog. puDed the Ufelean huJy of a diaper-clad toddler from a manmade canal, then revlvled him with cardiopulmonary resuacitatlon. Harry Smolker. 17 month* old. wandered away from hi* parent*' house wearing only diapers Thanksgiving Day and headed directly for the manmade canal behind the house In Land O'Lakes. a residential community IS miles north of Tampa. Harry spent Thursday night undergoing observation at University Community Hospital In north Tampa. Officials think the boy. exercising a newly learned skill, apparently pried open an unlocked sliding glass door while his mother was In a back room cleaning. Steve Dsnenbower. 36. who lives near the Smolker*. was fishing In a boat around a bend from the Smolker*' house with his brother-in-law Charles Lynn. 37. of Apopka Through some trees. 90 yards away, they spotted "a little kid running around In a diaper." Lynn said. "W e ’d seen him hitting the water, then he came out. We (saw| him splash and the dog was running around We thought he was making Ihe splash." Lynn said. Lynn grabbed the boy from the 18-lnch-deep water. Harry had fallen over a ledge and was on his bark below the surface, motionless and starting to lu m blue, they said. Lynn cleaned out ihe boy's mouth and pushed on his stomach. Water spurted from his mouth. Lynn said, but he still wasn't breathing. Danenhowcr. who Itad taken a course In cardiopulmonary resuscitation, revived him. Brachncr award givan for court sartas I G A IN ESV ILLE — Steve McGonlgle. a legal affairs writer for The Dallas Morning News, has won the third annual Joseph L. Brechner Freedom of Information award. offU-lals connected with the award announced Friday. McGonlgle will receive a 63.000 cash prtxe from the Brechmr endowment fund. McGonlgle reporled on public records being kept secret by Dallas County Judges In a two-part aeries. "Secret lawsuits shelter wealthy. Influential." The series, which McGonlgle Investigated for more than ala months, was published In the Nov. 22-23. 1967. editions of the newspaper He gained access to sealed court records after Informing Dallas County's chief administrative Judge. John McClellan Marshall, that many records were being kept secret despite the lack of court orders and the death of some of the litigants B a n c of the records Involved allegations of professional ■ a lp ra rtlrr. Incompetence and sexual abuse. Wi lt on goto tarty start for 1990 T A L L A H A S S E E — Rep Bill Nelson Is already running hard and lining up some of the Democratic Party's most potent money raisers In a bid lo grab his party's gubernatorial nominal Ion two years ahead of the actual vote. Th e week after Nelson won his sixth term In Congress, he was on Ihe road again, making con tarts and securing pledges of support In Miami. Jacksonville and Tampa, pursuing a strategy he devised almost two years earlier "O u r plan Is lo try lo unite Ihe party behind a single candidate, and that candidate to Hill Nelson." said Ted I’heips. Nelson's top political aide Nelson hopes to collect enough support and money early enough lo discourage potential candidates such as Attorney General Bob llullerworth In 1990 — thereby avoiding Ihe bluer primary battles that have divided Democrats In recent statewide contests and left tin* party’s nominee short of rash for the general election. His money raising goal Is 915 million - dwarfing the 99 million raised by Democrat Slrve Pajrlc In hts unsuccessful bid against Marline/ in 1986 Nelson won't decide whether lo run unlll next year, but la already drawing Interest among Democrat* stung by the parly's defeat in all four statewide races this year, and In Ihe governor’s race two years ago Recovery good for boy w ith blood disease S T. PETERSBURG - A 13-month-old boy who loaf his hands and (tart of a foot to a deadly blood disease laced at least six months of skin grails but Is expected to be "a very functional little boy." doctors said Saturday. Surgeons at All Children's Hospital ainpututed Ihe hands and half the right frail Friday of Justin Beaucheane. a St. Petersburg boy who fell victim lo a disease that Inflames blood vessels and Mocks circulation. Justin was In critical but stable condition Saturday, and la expected lo recover fully, said Dr. Michael Gallant. Ihe hospital's medical director of plastic and reconstructive surgery. From United Pres* International reports LO TTER Y The winning number* in this week'* LOTTO jackpot drawing are 10. 17. 49. 33. 31. and 23 Lottery officials will announce Monday If a winning ticket has been purchased The dally number Saturday in ihe Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 996 The daily number Friday (Nov. 25) was 190. C Straight Play (numbers in exact order): 1250 on a 50cent bet. 1500 on St. □ Bo* 3 (numbers In any order) 180 lor a 50-cenl bet. 1160 on 11. tutat m m i CUM PatUga P*M at Wnfard. urn POSTMAtTISi Sendaddmi chant** to TH t SANFORD HCRALO. P O Sax tur. Santord. FL Jim Ham* Delivery: J Mantbt. III.JSj I .tit Mi Yeer.UlM In Suit Cl I (Want** SSe.JSj t Mantbt. nr.Mr Year. Ut 44 Owl 01 Stole Mail.- TV** Mantbt h i m . t Mantbt 14*.Mi Year in M non m i*n. sample and adminlairrrd anllobiotlo* Sea World It a priraiwiy owned marine par>. with reacairh and rehabilitation facili­ ties. "II did survive Ihe night, but It Is In extremely rrtllcsl condition." Sea World spokeswoman Michelle Connor said. *The first few houis are always critical. but wc don't have an official prognosis yet." She said Ihe whale was only 2 years old and that Baleens sometimes grow as long as 40 feet, "so It's got somr growing todo." Dennis Kcllrnbcrgcr. a marine biologist and executive director of Ihe Clearwater Marine Sclencr Center, said Ihe whale " seemed lo be In fairly decent shape It wasn't emaciated, but we'll know a lot more when the blood tests come back." He said he was unsure why Ihe animal was bearbed. State attempting to tax healthi club fees TA LLA H A S S E E - Health club members will have more than sore muscles lo worry about If the state Department of Revenue succeeds In a plan to force the clubs to collect sales tax on their fees. The tax collecting agency has proposed a rule that would bring athletic clubs, health spaa and other ‘‘athletic, exercise and fitness" facilities under the scope of Florida’s 6 percent state sales tax. Th e state already collects sales taxes on admissions to swim ­ ming. tennis and yacht clubs. Revennue adieul* say they are no reason why the booming fitness in d u s try should be eaempt. Gov. Bob Martinet and the Cabinet will conduct a public hearing on the proposrd rule Dec. 6. If they adopt the rule, the tax will takr effect 21 days later. Health club owners complain the lax would place them at a c o m p e titiv e d is a d v a n ta g e against factlllles operated by tax-exempt concerns like hospi­ tals or the YMCA. "T h e whole thing's a Joke." said Joarpli CiruHi. owner of two large fitness centers with 20.000 member* In Galne*vUlc. "It's just one mar* ruin m th think that you ve got to do In Florida to stay In business " The dispute amounts to some­ thing of a reprise of the debate over Ihe state's failed 1967 at tempi to extend Ihe sales tax lo previously exempt services The services tax bill covered the health Hubs, but most *(op|>ed collecting sales taxes when the Legislature repealed the levy. "As we were reviewing things at ihe close of the services tax. II appeared that the vast pieces of this Industry were not paying taxes." said William Townsend, general counsel to Ihe Depart­ ment of Revenue. The department plans lo col­ lect only Ihe taxes due after Ihe effective dale of Ihe proposed rule. Leoaid. The department expects lo collect less than 94 million (his year In taxes on fitness centers.aald J im Fra n c is , research director for the department. But if all centers collected the tax. the state's take would In­ crease to about 912.6 million. Estimates of the number of fitness centers vary broadly from 900 lo 1.000. wtth possibly millions of members The centers charge between 9JuO and 9600 frc a year's membership, so ihe average member would pay between 919 and 936 In tax. Center owner* contend they should remain exempt because they promote health and flti ana sometimes participate In research projects with hospitals and universities. But the state maintains the serve a recreational them liable to taxation as an amuarment. "I told these guys. Iley. If you think working out Is amuse­ ment. you've never worked out In your life.’ " Clrulll said *1d like to take you through a workout and see how amusing you think It la." Santa's happy landing NsriMl l*» TVs* Santa Claus males a perfect two point landing at Fisa World to tha |oy and applause of hundreds of children who gathered lo grsst the tolly, old elf Santa mads hit flight Friday with ths aid of on# of hit helpers Snowbirds begin annual Florida trek United Frees hHsrsaMessI FO R T LAUDERDALE Thousands of people fleeing cold weather up north begin arriving In south Florida this weekend, and they are expected to pump 91.1 billion Into the Broward County economy, an economist Th e cash tnfluaton from the snowbirds Is a 9 percent Increase over last year, aald Thomas Powers, of Good kin Research In l^uderdalrby-lhe-Sea "Many of our snowbirds lo*i some dollar* In la»i year's fiasco on Ihe stork market, but somr of that wealth ha* been built back." Power* said "They will have a trem endous Impact, particularly In Ihe eastern parts of the county." Most of the snowbirds say they are attracted by ihe warm weather. "Wc stay unlll April, when the su n feels w a r m a g a in In Canada.*’ aald Real Ouellette. 99. of rural Quebec. Canada. "This way. we think we have the beat of both places." Ouellette and his wife left their home north of Montreal last month for Ihe l.7 0 0 m llr drive lo their second home In a mobile home park In Fort Lauderdale Officials say the annual ml* ration lo lltoward C oun ty eglna about Th a n k s g iv in g weekend and rods after Easter. Th e number of migrants ranges from 80.000 In 350.000 Snowbird migrants are felt In a ll sections of the county. County traffic Increases 7 per­ cent to 10 percent during the winter months, and about 25 percent on State Hoad A I A. which hugs the Atlantic Ocean. "O u r utilities trucks really 8 have problems gelling around." sa id K a r l S h a lle n h r r g r r . e n v ir o r m ir n i.il In s p e c tio n supervisor for the city of Fort Lauderdale. Broward County pum ps 5 percent more water In ihe winter m onlha. The percentage of acllvr electricity meters last year went from 96 perrenl In the summer to 97.9 perrrnt In March But at least some of Ihe year-round resident* said the snowbird*creme more hassles TH E W EA TH ER LOCAL FORECAST Today...partly cloudy and hrrrry with a Might chain r of showers or iliiindrrstorm s High In lhr lower lo mid 80* Wind south 15 to 20 rnph und gusty. Rain chance 20 pcrcrril. T o n ig h t ...clo u d y with a cliancr of showrrs and tlmnrlrntlomis. Low In (hr mid 00*. Wind southwest 15 to 20 mph. Rain chance 40 permit. M o n d a y...clo u d y w ith a charier of showrrs and Ihundrrslorriis thru drcrruslng clouds and turning cooler during the afternoon. High In I hr mid 70s ApatachaaM C r n liS * Daytona Saacs Fort laudacdala I vIMrnt Gainat.llia Jacttonyilto «»» Writ lakeland Saturday Ml La *«m rt t) r a 11 u i n •i *1 • n to n on 14 tr on r» U on on 041 on Miami 0*r on Panvacala Saratoga Bredmton TaUehettaa 004 Tanta Vafo Beach Watt Palm brach M ONDAY F ty C td y 6 3 -9 8 on on n 41 on n *4 on ii n on VVVVVA, > VJ’M.-------------- T T Y * 5--------------’ TU ESD A Y W EDNESDAY C lo u d y 9 9 -9 9 TH UR SD AY gftwra 7 9 -9 4 F -------------- - F R ID A Y F ty C ld y 9 2 -9 2 STATISTICS NEW Dae 9 3 C)=S O FLORIDA TEMPS MIAMI IUPII - F*».cU 34 Itxat and ramlall a* I a m EOT Crtyj NATIONAL TIM M ■ X TB N M O O U TLO O K Sunday. November 27. IMS Vot 81. No S2 Pwblnhad tally #nd Undo uctyl teterday by Th* Spntord M«r»ld. lac.. M• N. Fraecb Av* . laniard. Fla. nrn. ORLANDO — Marine biologist* force-fen fish and squid Saturday to an ailing 22-foot-long whale and watched as she swam slowly around a Urge tank one dav after beaching nerself. The Bryde’s whale, a species of Baleen whale, beached on Honeymoon Island off Clearwater early Friday, then was hauled by iruck to Sea World In Orlando, where biolglsta went lo work trying to save her life. "She really hasn't changed a lot since last night." said Sea World biologist Dan Odell. "She slowly going around the pool. Respira­ tion rales seem to be about Ihe same as last night. That's one of the first clues that something Is wrong." Odell said the whale, dehydrated and with low blood sugar, was listed In guarded condition. Biologists shoved flsh and squid ln>o Ihe whale's mount Saturday, but Odell . ud It was not certain site swallowed Ihe foexi or Is holding II Inside her mouth. Other species of flsh were to be tried later Saturday, he aald. Odell said doctors might liavr lo use a stomach tut-r to feed the animal If the force feeding falls. We re all praying that It makes It. Maj. Jenna vrnero of the Florida Marine Patrol office In Tampa. Th e patrol said Ihe Coast Guard reported Ihe whale, grwv on lop with a pinkish bottom, washed ashore Just before 9 a m. E S T Friday. The patrol and Coast Guard kept a crowd away until eight Sea World workers arrived about 4 p m ., Vrnero said. Th e 4.200-pound animal, sprayrd with water during the day to avoid overheating, rode In a truck lo Ihe central Florida tourist attraction where doctors look a blood LAST Dao 1 FULL Dao 22 S U N D A Y: SO LUNAR T A B L E : Min. 2 20 a in.. 4 35 p m : Maj. 9 40 a m TID ES : Daytona Beach: highs. 10 24 a m . 1043 p m.; lows. 3:47 a m .. 4 46 p m.; New Sm yrna Beach: high*. 1029 urn.. 10:48 p in .: lows. 3 52 urn.. 4.51 p.m .: Sebastian In ­ let: high*. 10.16 a m . 10 24 pm .: lows. 3 5 7 a m . 4:34 p.m. | MATIORAL OTATHBW COMPtTHHIS Untied Frees HHerwatlewal A (inwrrful slonn Isillerlng the centr.il Unltrd Slates brought half a fool of snow lo Ihr Midwest Saturday und *|tawnrd tornadoes In Trxas. larulslana and Mississippi, where a twister ■li.it lore through ii rural town demolished a high school. The National Weather Service said the storm was moving through the Mississippi Valley Saturday unci lashing an area strrlrhltig from Texas and the central G ulf Coast stales to Mlnrirsola with a variety of snow, ruin und high wind* Eight homes were damaged In Oak ha v r n . A r k ., hy w hul u iilh o r lt lr * t i r l l r v r was a tornado. The high leni|ieralure In San­ ford Saturday w as HO drgrrr* and the overnight low was 58. There was no recorded rainfall during Ihe 24-hour (rertod end­ ing St 8 p m Saturday. The tcm|ierulure at 8 p.m. Saturday was 72 degrees und Friday's overnlglil low was 60. -us recorded try the National Weulher Service ul IIm Orlando lulernallonul Alr|mrt Other data: □ S a tu rd a y 's high.................E l [ Barom etric pressure..30.02 L 'Relative h u m id ity..... 84 pet □ W in d s ...............BE at 10 m ph [ i R a in fa ll...... .................... None □ T o d a y ’s auaaet...... 9:29 p.m p* l Tom orrow 's sunrise..... 6:98 City* Feracail Afeuquerqueiy AncSofegacy Aihe.uiecy Atlanta th B.llingt tn Birminghamft Sitmerck cy Bat*ontr Hronnt.ill* Tt. p< CSanction VC pc Charlene MC pc Chicagor Cincinnati It Oniitccr DttMotattr talcoil th Duluth %n ElPato* Fargo tn Hartten) If Honolulu pc newttonpc ind-anapoiit tt JecttonMrtt tt KantatCltyMi Lat Vegetpc tittle Rock It lot AngeietpC lomtnlia rt Mamphtt It Milneukeer Mmneapetlt tn Math.ill# tt Me* Orleant cy Mae tack ty Otlahama City cr Omaha tn th Philadelphia ty PhODfriipC Pillttmcgh pc Portland Ma t, PortlandOr• cy Prandancaty Richmondty 11 Lauitth Van Francitrot. Wathtnglon ty Ml La Pep Jl 14 ii 04 41 19 41 SO a 1* 44 41 40 21 49 V 1) M u 4S AS IS 44 41 u 49 144 44 44 14 20 41 m 42 14 44 4) V 4J 4S OS IS ii SO it 44 49 M 49 41 SI n 42 u 41 194 42 29 n i> 1M u 41 12 r> u 99 40 J4 4J u rt 12 rt 4* 14 21 M jr •1 41 22 U u a M 41 u 42 44 it 2S U 20 OS SI 29 4J >4 41 41 99 M n 02 U u �Sanford Htrald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday, Novmbar 27. 1966 — $A ! Gray urges Bush to submit budget W E E b v tllP S Bush offered his "flexible freeze" plan In reduce Ihe deficit without raising taxes, protect Social Security, provide the re­ sources for a sound defense and allow- Increased funding for edu­ cation and Ihe environment. ■y ROAM 0R81M$ United Prats International Congtsttd lung* discovered In autopsy CASSELUEKKY — A n autopsy performed Friday evening on Peggy Saniutn.i. 22. of 531 Lilac Road. showed her lung* were congested, according In the Seminole County medical examine. Summit! * body whs discovered In her bedroom by her rootnmale Thanksgiving Day morning. Th e roommate hud been on vacation when Summit) died, police said. Result!. o( toxicological IrsU that will help pinpoint thr cause of death are expected to be available F riday, the examiner said. A n Investigation by Casselberry police continues. Man accused of cutting policeman SANFORD — Sanford police report charging a man with aggravated battery after the suspect allegedly rut an off-duty laike Mary polite srrgeunl Hi a Sanford liar Sgt. Steven L Gregory was rut with a switchblade knife. lice said, when he tried to ralm u fight lietwren John Robert /ton. 36. of 2428 Yale Drive. Sanford, and a woman. The Incident and arrest oct-uned al about 7 p m Friday al Lame* liar. 26lh Street Gregory was trralrd by Sanford firefighters Plyton Is held on 63.000 bond W A SH IN G TO N Rep Bill Gray. D-Pa.. urged George Bush Saturday lo Join forces with President Reagan and submit !u Congress by January a budget reflecting thr president-elect’s plan incut the drflrlt. Gray. In the Democratic re­ sponse lo Hrugan's weekly radio addrrss. said Ihr U.S. trade balance, which went from a surplus In 1080 lo a $134 billion deficit last year. "Illustrates how wr ran mlsusr our bountiful resources with Ihe wrong poll- "Th e s e are all adm irable goals." he said "If they are mutually attainable, they will hnvr a great appeal and support til Congress Thai * why the Hragan Hush hudgrl should tie ready In January- not some lime much later In Ihr spring. "The American people. Ihe nrw Congrrss and Ihr world arr walling for some good oldfashlonrd leadership und vis­ ion." Gray said "The opportuni­ ty Is here and Ihr time Is now ” cy" Man accused of battering roommate “ Everyone knows Dial It’s now lime in deal with thr budget deficit." said Gray, noting the downturn In Ih r value of the dollar and Ihe drop In slock prices on Wall Street Immediate­ ly after Ihe November election. Gray suggested llut Bush lakr the Initiative by working — rvrn lirlorr hr lukrs over Ihr While House — with the Reagan ad­ ministration lo submit a budget by January “ T h r world Is walling Impa I lenity for U nllrd Stales leader­ ship T h r nation and Presi­ dent-elect Hush now have a unlt)iir and unprecedented op­ portunity." Gray said In noting Ihe continuity of ihe Republican administrations " P r r s id r n t-r ir r t Bush and President H ra gsn ra n lake advantage of this unique oppor­ tunity to push the nation rapidly Inward a fiscal solution." hr said LONGWOOD — Janet Lrgaurri. of 114 Irhahod Trail, rural Long wood accused Iter roommate of hitting her In Ihe fare and head several limes during a flghl at home at about 1 p m Friday That brought a charge of battery against Stuart Wayne Fox. 30 Rond ts $500 Im m ediate Iranian help with hostages unlikely Suspect spits out cocaine Uftttod Ft m i liHs n u W ss I SANFORD — A man who ran out of a group when Sanford police approached In East Sanford, spat out a mouthful of rock cocaine when poll, c grounded him. a police repon said Terrace Oulnlhon Eaddy. IH. of 1 1 l» W 18th St.. Sanford, was charged with possession of cocaine and drug parapherna­ lia after he was raught near Cypress and Park avenues al abut 7 U p m Friday, llond Is $2,000 MANAMA. Bahrain — Tehran Is unlikely to prras Its Lebanese allies to rrlrose nine American hostages until President Reagan leaves Ihe While House, an Arab govrrnmrnl oflk lal said Satur­ day. ' ll Is miisl unlikely Ihe Ira­ nians will press their (.rhanrar Irlrnds lo relrasr Hie hostages before Kragan leaves Ihr While Houar.” a Persian Gulf Arab official, who asked lhal his name not la- used, said In an Interview “ Things arr not right at this lime for such a move ... I don’t think llir Iranians frel they ran do buslnrsa with Ihr Kragan people.” said Ih r nfllrtal. who inonllnrs Arab relations with Persian Iran, adding, “ (the Ira itlansl frel uncomfortable with lihe Hragan) administration” Presidentelect George Hush will hr inaugurated Jan. 20 P ro -lra n la n Moslem f u n ­ damentalists In Lebanon arr liellrved lo be holding nine Americans, three Britons and thrre o the r hostages from Wrstrrn nations Gulf based U.S diplomats said Iran’s ruling clergymen w rrr tllsap|M>inled Ihe United Stairs has not pushed as strongly as other Western nations such as Britain and France lo Improve lies with Tehran after Ihe Aug 20 rrasr-flrr In Ihe Iran-lraq war. “Secretary (of Stale George) Shull/ has made II rlrar lies with Iran will not improve until (the Iranians) renounce terror­ ism and Ihe hostages are re­ G Rock thrower targets fire truck SANFORD — A 24 year old Sanford man Is churgrd with throwing a deadly missile and aggravated assault on u flreflghlrr. alter allegedly throwing rot k* at a flrr truck James Hunter, of 1507 W. I .'ll ti Place, was arrested al Ihe Idleas Grocery. 1307 W. 13th St . al about U a m. Saturday, after rorks were thrown at Ihe irurk as It was stopprd at the Intersection of 13th Street and Mangustlne Avenue Police said Hunter was Identified as a suspect in the case llond Is $5,000 Woman hit in mouth SANFORD — Daniel Sweat, HI. of P.O. Ilox 33. Geneva, was charged with battery after Sanford police said lie hit Rebecca l. Robenson. 23. of 200 E Fifth St . Sanford. In the mouth. Police said Ihe arrest was made at 4 32 p m Friday at Robertson s house Robertson’s mouth was cut. llond lor Sweat Is $300 Brothers srrested sfter burglary to car A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS - The Allamnnte Springs Police Ready Response Team repealed the arrest of two brother* alter police said they watched one of Ihe susprets steal a fog light from a rar In the Altamonte Mails! ahead 7 p m . Frltlay. Timothy Allen Volt, of 446 Homer Ave . Longwood. wan charged with burglary, posncsaioii ol burglary tools and kRttflng and prowling. Ills brother. David Volt, who wax walling In s car Ml the mall, was c barged with loitering and prowling llond lor Tim o thy Volt u $1 .INK) Reagan defends free trade pact U s h s tl F ra u Intsm atlsM l S A N TA BARBARA. Calll President Reagan defended free trade Saturday, denouncing “ demogogues ’ wtin cynically" wave tiie American Hag while preparing to start n trade war with U S allies by lulsing pro tectionlst harriers In harsh language, the prrsldeni used his weekly radio b ro a d c a s t to a c c u s e * 'd rmogngues" — presumably Dem­ ocratic supporters of some trade barrier* — ot weakening Ihe economy and jro|iardlzlng na­ tional security. " W r should beware ol Ihe demogogues who are ready to declare a trade war again*) our f r ie n d s — w e a k e n in g our economy, our national security, and lhe entire free world — all w h ile cynically w a v in g ihe American (lag." Reagan said Th e president praised Ihe reelection this week of Canadian prime Minister Brian Mulmncy, s a v in g II “ sent a s tro n g m essage” rejecting protec­ tionism and rrnlllrmlng suppiri (or Ihe new U.S.-Canadian Free Trade Agreement. ; Th e Canadian election to-caine p referendum on the free (rude agreement with Mulroney’s op­ position arguing that Canada Would become u 51st state In the U n llrd Slates without any trade barriers •‘Protectionism Is tiring used by some American |mlltlriuii* an X cheap form of nationalism, a fig leaf for thosr unwilling lo m aintain A m rrlra ’s m ilitary Strength and who lack Ihr rr•o lve lo stand u p lo real enemies." Reagan said. Delivering Ihe Democratic re­ sp o n se In R r u g a n ’ s radio address. Rep. Bill G ray. D-Pa.. agreed that “ protectionism Is not the answer to our trade deficit.” . " W r need open trade but wr alao need fair trade and a level playing field." Gray said, adding the difference In a trade surplus In 1080 to n $154 billion drflrH last year "Illustrates how wc can misuse our bountiful resources." "Everyone knows thul It's now time to drul with Ih r budget deficit," h r said The president said Ihe Am eri­ can profile have rejected “ Ihe siren song n( protectionism" over the years and promised Itial Hie United Slates will lead Ihr way In dismantling more liar rlers when ih r multilateral trade talks open In a week In Montreal " W r w an I lo op rn more markets lor our products, lo setto II lhal ull nations play lir Ihr rulrs and to tiring Ihe benefits of free trade lo new arras." thr president said Kragan has Just ulioul com­ pleted work on Ihr final budget he will submit lo Congrrss for Ihr IUUO h* *4 aI year. The spen­ ding blueprint will Include cuts of $35 billion lo $40 billion lo mrrt thr Gramm Ntidmun re­ quirements In rrdurr Ihr drllcll to $IOO billion In Ihr next fiscal year, a While House aide said. Reagan’s Iasi budget will rnntaln no nrw taxes and no ruts In Social Security while defense sfiendlug will amount lo 2 percent over liilJallon. ih r uldr saidGray. In Ills Democratic re­ sponse. called on Hragan and President-elect George Hush lo submit In Congrrss liy January a budget reflecting the presi­ dent-elect's agenda. "That Is whin Ihr nation mid Ihr world are walling for." Gray said. “ The nrw president's vis­ ion and program, which Is Ihr rssrullal basts for Ihr budget deliberations and ucllon hv llir Congress." Itragan's vacation slay al Ihr ranch was fils Iasi as president. •CORRECTION* L A K E M ARY A s to ry published Friday. Nov. 18. Incorrectly staled that Lake Mary Commissioner Tom Mahoney ccrllflrd I lie winners In I lie loikr Mary clccilous. There were thrre members on the canvassing Imard. T w o agreed in certify the elect Io n re s u lts , h o w e v e r Mahoney rrfusrd liecausc he vi.IS (llss.ilislu d with the election results. |Mrtirulary those of the mavonil race. F rM M w il-s lM t O — f f Bush U.S. flap. W illiam N. Gray III "All they need to do Is have Ihr Office of Management and Mr, Hush present Ills budget Budget lo H ush, his O M Ii program when Ih r president's d ire r I n i -d r s lg n a lr K ir hard budget Is submitted In Congress Harman, and his transition as rrqulrrd by law In January." tram Gray said "That Is what thr nation and thr world are walling “ This would Ik Ihr single for. most rffrrtlvr way lo reassure Gray suggested lhal Bush and Ihr nation and Ihe world lhal w r Hragan "Join togrther and begin are on a responsible fiscal work now on a budget embody­ course." Gray said "Democrats ing Mr. Bush's program lo be In Congress want lojoln Ihe new p re se n le d lo C o n g re s s In administration In solving Ih r January." deficit problem and solving II T h e P e n n s y lv a n ia c o n ­ quickly.” gressman called on Hragan lo Gray rrm lndrd Imirnrrs thul make available Ih r resources of leased. period." one U.S. diplo­ mat said The diplomat dismissed re­ ports ihr Untied Stairs was conducting behind the scenes negotiations lo free Ihr hostages, saying. “ As far as we're con­ cerned. Ihrrr's no talking until •hey renounce terrorism ” Friday, Iranian Parliament Speaker All Akbar llashrm l Kafsanjanl offered for Ihe first lime since U.S.-lranlan clashes In Ihr Persian Gulf In April to help gain release of American hostages provided Washington helps persuade Israeli-backed Christian Lebanese militiamen to release three Iranian hostages. Kafsanjanl claimed the Iranian hostages had been kidnapped with iheir Lebanese driver six y e a rs ago. b u t C h r is t ia n Pbalanglsl leaders in Beirut de­ nied this The Iranian overtures come al a lime when Tehran needs cash and Western technology lo re­ build Its shattered economy In Ihe post war era orfare Increas­ ing domestic upheaval. o “ Kafsanjanl may be think­ ing (Georgrl Hush would be more flexible than Reagan In releasing Iranian assets.” the Arab official said “ Though some of the faces will tic the same. It will be a nrw administration with nrw goals and Ihr need for new successes .” The Unllrd Stales is reported lo be still holding some $5 billion in Iranian assets since the 1(170 Islamic revolution. Kuwaiti diplomats have said Ihe emirate would never bargain with "terrorists." In his w rrkly radio addrrss. Kragan drfrndrd frre trade and denounced “ demogogues” who •’cynically" wave Ihr American flag while preparing to start a trade war with U.S allies by raising protectionist harriers In harsh language. Ihr presi­ dent accused "drmogogurs" — presumably Democratic sup­ porters of some trade harriers — of weakening Ihe economy and Jeopardizing national security. “ Protectionism Is bring used by some American politicians as a cheap form of nationalism, a fig leaf for (hose unwilling In maintain America's m ilitary strength and who lark Ih r re­ solve lo stand up lo real enemies." Hragan said. Top Bank Drives Loan Rates Down Q Q Q % I Tf U *U V APR Simple Interest New CarLoan Traffic accident toll hits 28 on Saturday Inlrrsecllon controlled by stop signs. In oilier arcldrnls. Eugene TA LLA H A S S E E — Traffic ac­ cidents killed al leant 28 people H a llib u rto n a nd his w ife. during Ihe Thunskglvlng Day Elizabeth. 76. of Avon Park, weekend. Including a 2-year-old were killed In a two-car smashup hoy and a two New York men near Lakr Placid at 6:50 p m. whose rur spill In half when II Friday. Mary Anne Amolt. 37. and slammed Inin trees, poller said Hrnjamln A. Belmonte. 64. both Saturday. T h r Florida Highway Patrol of Kockledgr were killed about predicted 42 people would die an hour later al Melbourne. during Ihe weekend, which Amolt was Ihe driver of a car begun al 8 p m Wednesday und Involved In another two-vehicle crash. ends nl midnight Sunduy. Tw o people each were killed In Twelve (teople died Friday, Ihe day uller Thanksgiving. Two two other accidents Wednesday people died In each of two night und Thursdav morning. Victims Friday also Included accidents T w o oilier people were killed In a wreck early Michael Joseph Slrtgnano. 23. who lost control of his motorcy­ Saturday. Fort Lauderdale poller said cle; Anthony Quugllctta. 30. of Saturday a slnglr-car accident Albany. Ga.. a pedestrian hit by killed two Hrooklyn. N.Y.. men. u car al Daytona Beach: and both In th rlr mld-20a, who Kenneth O'Neil Hurrh. 34. who apparently were under Ihe influ­ was killed In a one-car rollover al ence ol dnigs. u s|Mikrswnman Marianna. So far this weekend, five of Ihe said. The men were driving In Ihe 27 deoths have been ruled as 000 block of North Federal definitely alcohol or drug re­ Highway about 3.05 a.m. when lated. although lhal figure will their car slammed Into some mount as autopsies are com­ Irres. spilt In half and ejected pleted. troopers said. Fourteen victim s were not both men. Poller suld 2-yrar-old Jeffrey wearing seatbelts. In Ihe re­ Parrish of Miramar died when maining cases. Ihe Information Ihr car In which he was riding In was not yet compiled or Ihe Churloitc County, al slate road victim s were pedestrians, a 31 and rounly road 74. was motorcycle lidcr. or In one case a struck by another vehicle ut a Ihrtll seeker riding a car roof. 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Byrd, stepping down as party leader after 12 years, predicts there will not be much of a change In the operation of the Senate under new leadership but said he would not offer advice to hta Sens. George Mitchell of Maine. D a n ie l Inouye of Hawaii and Dennett Johnston of Louisiana are battling to succeed B y r d In a fierce three-way campaign. Th e secret balloting ta Tuesday. All three have given high priority to promising col­ leagues a "better quality of l i f e " t h r o u g h s t r ic t e r scheduling, fixed time olf and so m e c h a n g e s In t h e chamber's antiquated pro­ cedures. "I've always been Interested In the quality of work.” Byrd said In an Interview with the wire services. "Not that I would shortchange the quali­ ty of life If that were what I hired on for. “The nature of the Institu­ tion is such that one can't operate on a punch the-clock " he said. *'l did that t was a welder In the ship) ird ." Byrd, w ho set a schedule of three work wrecks snd one week off. said a “majority leader doesn't have many options ... be has to get the legislation enacted, meet the needs of the nation." "He has to manage the affairs here to meet that rut of cloth.'' he said “One can't meet the needs of the nation by (b o w in g ) to personal wishes here. “ We were In session 137 days last year." Byrd said. “That's a quality of life that's not too bad. I don't know how much you can improve on that." In h reflective mood, the 7 1-year-old Weal Virginian sat Senate's unique rote under the Constitution and a special rote In foreign affairs. “ I brought the Senate back to where It Is a stronger voice." he added. " I have made It a strong and potent Th e veteran said the 100th Congress "produced an out­ standing record — the beat In 20 years.*' due partly to hit a b ility to work w ith Re­ publican leaders"1 don't know of a time in (the past) 30 years when we (Democrats) had greater unity or consensus than we had" tn the last Congress. Byrd said. Despite a 54 18 majority, which he called "ve ry thin." Byrd said, "You can aee the unity. I didn't see that kind of unity tn Johnson. I didn't see t h a t k in d of u n i t y In Mansfield." Sens. Lyndon Johnson of Teaaa and Mike Mansfield of Montana were B yrd 's pre­ decessors as Democratic lead­ ers. When the 101at Congress convenes In January. Byrd will take over aa chairman of the Appropriations Commit­ tee and become president pro tent, a largely honorary post that makes him third In tine to the presidency and keeps him In the Senate leadership Byrd was asked to rale the presidents with w hom he served and he Immediately responded that H arry Tium an was his favorite Pernor ml. although they were In office al the aainc time for only 17 days. "M y favorite Republican was Nixon." Byrd said. "He was very, very able, well equipped, understood the government snd knew how to work with Congress." tips on leading free world W A SH IN G TO N - Tw o former presidents who M y they "know when.* some of tltc land mines are" have urged President-elect George Bush to rely on al least one close friend to tell him the truth and avoid becoming too Isolated tn office. Gerald Ford and Jim m y Carter gave Bush several personal Ups on handling the Oval Office as a preface to their Issue-dominated "Report to the New President.'' released Nov. 21. The most controversial rec­ ommendations In the report urged Bush to propose a 913 blliton-a-yrar tax increase and cut annual Social Security and federal retirement cost-of-llving increases Bush vowed during the campaign not to raise taxes or cut SortalSecurtty benefits. Th e report's personal sugges lions, however were equally candid, coming from two men who know what they are talking about. Ford became president upon the Aug. 9. IB74. resigna­ tion of Richard Nixon because of the Watergate scandal. Cartrr defeated Ford for the White House In 1076 but himself was defeated In I960 by Ronald Reagan. “ Each of us had hla own lucky breaks and earh of ua made hla own share of mistakes." the former president* wrote in their report, compiled with the help of experts under thr auspices nf American Agenda, a group thr twn headed "A t least wr know where some of the land mtnrs are. so these observations from our own practical experience could tie of value as you prepare to assume the presidency." They urged Bush to be flexible and follow President Franklin Roosevelt's advice: " T ^ r one method and. If It falls, try another" "There 1 no disgrace In ad­ justing your course to meet changing realities, but there may be danger Ip falling to do to ." Ford and Cartrr wrote. "Faring reality — dealing with the world as It la while working to reshape it as you would like It to be — is the ultimate responsi­ bility of every president. It's w hat H arry T ru m a n meant when he said. T h e buck stops a--------- *»* n rrr They told Bush to "keep In touch w ith the great world outside the White House galea" and not let protective aides deny him access to a broad range of Ideas. 'T o keep a perspective on all things, tore found It useful to meet as Informally as we could with a variety of private sector leaders." they said Perhaps mo»> Important. they uid , "Every president needs an old friend who has no axe to grind with the government, who ha* good Judgment about public affairs, who Is loyal, a good listener, totally discreet and not on your payroll." "Now and then, hr or she can all down w ith you on thr Truman balcony. Join you tn a quirt moment, listen and when others do not — tell you the truth." They told Bush there are two post-election transitions "One Is from government to govern meni; the other is your personal transition from candidate to president-elect. The first takes 10 weeks, the sreond Is up to you." Winning a presidential elec­ tion It "a s heady as It Is hlslortr." but the post election period Is a lime "to store away your campaign hats and ways, to change from leader of your pany to leader of the natkm." they H id. Bush, since drfrattng Demo­ crat Mtrhael Dukakis Nov H. has met with governors and with Democratic House Speaker Jim Wright of Texas Ford and Carter advised "The propie who ran your rampaqpi will not In all raara hr the hrst proplc in run your administra­ tion ‘ H u s h c h o s e c a m p a ig n Chairman James (taker as secre­ tary of slate and campaign manager Lee Atwater as the new chairman of the Republican Na­ tional Committee. He ta reportedly considering w e a lth y Te x a n R o b e rt Moabacher. his campaign fi­ nance chairman, as cnmnierrr secretary. Bui campaign chief of staff Craig Fuller — nan.-'d ro-dlrector of Hush's transition Ice**, out to New Hampshire Gov. John Sununu to be chief nf staff In the Hush White House. T h e former president a u ld Hush, al most, ran Interview personally about 50 of the 1.400 peoplr hr will appoint to lop government Jobs, so h r must rely on his Cabinet and White llouae aides. Ford and Carter urged Bush to spend time with lop appointed "so that they understand what you expect of them and feel part ol your tram front the uulart Too often presidential appoln ire* lack a clear understanding of what It expected of them ." R O A D W O R K T H IS W E E K But Byrd H id he could not "account for the flaw" In N ix o n th a t le d to the Wateigatr scandal and the president's resignation. Byrd, who has never hidden his low estimate of Ronald Kragen. railed him "very c h a rm in g and lik a b le ." ctxnincnl!ng,-‘‘Jte ta going to leave a 'kgatV 4 u r children ami r^ r^ tS S e!?hS«y!I5r In the Senate — he served six years in ih r House — and 12 years rears ias Senate Democratic leader. Byrd, w ho was re-elected to the Senate Nov. H, Is the first man in history to step down as party leader but remain In the Senate. He Is also the only one who has led s majority, then a minority, then Ih r majority again tn hi* 12 year*, livid said. " I h a ve re v ita lize d the Byrd H id George Bush will come to the presidency with "more knowledge of how the government works than when Mr. Reagan came in or when he. left. Hr can be a mu-ii belter president than Mr. Reagan " T h r Senate Dem ocratic leader was more hesistanl to name outstanding senators of hi* lime, fearing Ite would Inadvertently omit someone. Salvage crews focus on hazardous leak FH U ITV A L E . Trxa* — About 200 proplr remained out of thrlr liomr* because of toxic fumes Saturday while crews tried to clear the wreckage of a 45-car freight train derailment caused by high winds or a tornado, officials said The derailment Friday night lulled rail traffic on the Union Pacific's main line through East Texas and prompted police to detour highway traffic around the site near the Intersection of U S HO and Texas Highway 10 afx>ut 60 miles east of Dallas. The Te x a s Department of Public Safety said fumrs of toxic anhydrous ammonia from the leak forced the evacuation of a b o u t 2 0 0 p e o p le In a 2 square mile urea and caused two passing motorists to he treated for ammonia burns *’Wr have |>enple In there now pulling curs off the trarks." said .John U rum lry. spokesman for the Union Pacific In Omaha. Neb "Once we get all Ihr olher cars out. we ll tip the (leaking tanker rarl Into a pit wr'vr dug so i h r c o m m o d i t y ( t h e anhydrous ammonia) will run Inlothr pit "When It hits the air It will stun (Killing away. We expect it will tnkr about five hours to completely dissipate, and so we hoping thut by 5 or 6 p.m. this evening all of the people will be able to return home. Then It will be a s i m p l e m a t t e r o f mechanically clranlng up the site." "Wc can't do ton much until they get tfir leaking tank car secured. W e'll hold some trains and reroute others. Priority trains will he rerouted " tlru rn lrv said railroad In* vestlgators believe a tornado hit the 80-car train, pulled by two locomotives. In two different locations, causing the derail* merit, lie said 45 cars wrrr Involved, two less than originally believed. "It lifted It off In two dlffrrrnt sections." fJrumlry said. "And then of course once you get one car derailed. Ih r rest of the cars will start derailing. Urumlry said heavy rains that continued after the 7:30 pm . derailment helped dilute the cloud of toxic fum rs and made II raster to work around the Irak* Ing rail car. Urumlry said the crew aboard the New Orleans to Fort Wonh train reportrd extremely heavy rain and high winds Just brforr the derailment Th e National Wealher Service reported a tornado and heavy rain In I he area about Ih r lime of Ihr derailment Two motorists who declined in be Identified were treated at Terrell Community Hospital for exposure to the ammonia fumrs. said nursing supervisor Ann McNabb. "They were parkrd on the side of the road because of the weather — they said It was hailing." McNabb said. "The wind blew them olf the mad into the ditch, then something fell through the sun roof of the truck and they experienced the am­ monia vatjors. Th e y said II was pretty awful.” In addition to Ih r leaking ammonia ta n k e r, u second railroad car was loaded with ammonia but was not leaking. Three empty cars recently car­ ried sulfuric acid und might still contain some residue of the rhrmlcnl. hr added. Here are the projects in Seminole County that may affect the flow of traffic: Red Bud Lake Road from Hoad In Orange County to just east ot Slate Rosd 436 to north of State Road 436 Re A u tu m n G le n Lane. Rosd surfacing, with all work requir­ widening. This major project ing lane closures lo be done inclu d es substantial under­ between 7 p.m. and 6.30 am. ground drainage work and re­ Expected com pletion: midmoval ol exlslinl road surface. February. Jurisdiction: Florida Flagmen or detours may be DOT. used, but traffic backups are not expected lo be worse than they 1 Construct left turn lane w ere previously. Expected Boar Lake Road at State com pletion: late November. Road 436. Expected completion: Jurisdiction: Seminole County. Nov. 23. Jurisdiction: Seminole Interstate 4 from Lew County. K j | G re e n w a y Boulevard entrance to Lake Mary High School under construction Expected completion: Dec 9 Jurisdiction: Seminole County. Sominola Boulevard from stale 1Road 17 92 to East Button Road. Road widening Expected completion: Nov. 24. Jurisdlc lion: Seminole County. Hunt Club Boulevard near inlerseclion of Woklva Springs Road Close existing median opening and left turn lane. Expecied completion: Doc. 9. Jurisdiction: Seminole County. Curryvllla Road from Lake • Rosd to 4 .3 0 0 fset southeast In the Chuluola area. Asphalt surfacing. Expecied C om p le tio n : J a n . 6. 1909. Jurisdiction: Seminole County. (Not on map) �i^ w e n M i iv •n w n r n u , Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday, November 22, 1960 — >A Bush savors final day of rest Uwl f S h a w hrtaniatlaaal KENNEBUNKPORT. Maine Under bright aunahlnr that vrarmrd ihr rocky Main? cuaxi. Gtorgc Bush went (W ring Sat­ urday. savoring a final day of m l and relaxation brfurr re­ turning In the (Millllrul i nrnplrxItk'fl of hit transition to Ihr prrsldrnry On Ihr quirt banka of Ihr Kennrbunk Hlver. P rrsid rn lelect Uuah Joined lo n gtlinr friends Krn Raynor and Ikaiili Chick In casting for what hr Ttrscrtbrd as "Ih r basic brown trout and sra trout.'* T h e locale wus i h r Capr Arundel Golf Club, w h rrr Ihr Bush faintly has bad a mem­ bership for dreadrs unit where Raynor Is ihr resident pro The setting was tranquil but Ihr ftmlilng marginal *'Wr usually catch nothing right here.'' flush admitted to reporters Then why comr out? "Itrcausr I like casting hr explained. When the questions c o n ­ tinued, Uuah protested. "You guys are scaring the fish away," he said "There aren't any here anyway and the more you talk, the further away they ** g*> bitter campaign punctuated by a rebuke of the president-elect for "lying about m y record." Hush also may meet In a week For some 20 minutes, the time men m slrd aw y . A short time later. Hush parked up his grar and drove oil In hit black limousine, "Nol even a nibble." he said. Hush, who arrived Wednesday for a long holiday weekend, returns Sunday lo Washington to make filial dec isions on addi­ tional uppolntmenls lo hts Cabi­ net and other lop Jolts In an administration that takes older Jan 20 B A IK O N U R . U S S M Trench cosmonaut Iran Ump Chrrllrn. with hts American wile w a tch in g nearby, rocketed smoothly into orlut Saturday on a Joint Soviet Frrncb s|M< r fllghl c fire red on by French President Francois Mitterrand Under a full moon, thr gunt blue, white and red spaceship blasted off at A 411 p m — IO til a m E S T In the Untied Slates — lighting up tfie night sky with • splash of brilliant orange flame as II m ajesllrally lumbered toward spor e from Its loom lung aland at the Baikonur Cos m odrom e Nine minutes later, the Soyur TM -7 spaceship, with Chretien and two Soviet spacr fliers on board was solely In orbit, kick­ ing off a two day orbital <lease lo rendezvous and duck with three cosmonauts on buard thr Mir sporr station Chretien and two of tin- cm monauta olrrodv aboard Mir are whrduled lo return lo Fatrih Dec 21 "Of course I said I love him that mv heart is with him and I wished him bon voyage." said A m y C hrrtlrn. a 26-yrar old graduate of the University nl Houston alter bidding adieu to her spare suited husband on the ta rm a c of lla lk o n o r Cos modrome earlier Friday In Sanford from Crane. At lhal lime Frrrlrh v the agent reported, agreed to accept a hotel room rented for him by ihr agent In exchange fur co­ caine The a g -tl -wld Frerlchs was In use room -u. a ba«c in make cocaine talcs over ihe weekend. As Crux left (Ise room hr was captured and thr Ann arrests were made In Ihr case While agents w rrr questioning suspects In Dial room four other persons arrive and were dr talnrd and questioned In a search of one man In that group. John Dlmltrto. 23. of Orlando. Also on the agrnda political rnoncillatloii Thrrr will Itr lunch Monday with Senate GOP Iradrr Hotter* Dole, who challenged Hush for the Republican presidential nomination with a sometimes Continued from Page 1A The agenl met Frerlchs and Crane In Ihe room jusi befotr midnight. Crux arrived liter, and agents said hr delivered more cocaine, some of which was sold lo Ihe agent in thr room agents rrjNirtrd finding cocaine. D im ltrlo was charged w ith jNMsrsalon of coral nr. He and Ih r suspects urrrstrd before him arc ull held wlllanit bond In (lie Seminole Courtly Jail. After those suspects were removed from the seventh floor of the hotel and as one agent wa returning tn Da- scene of the arrests, hr said hr met a woman who told him site was going lo ihai room to party with Frerlchs The ugrnl and Ihr woman entered one of two rooms CCIB agents had rentrd There hr said Ih r woman pnxlucrd a small quantity of cocaine, which she offered lo share with him T h al led lo a charge ul p o s s e s s io n o f c o c a in e , lananwam of less than 20 grums ol marijuana and drug par­ aphernalia against Renee Byrd Durrrtt. 26. of 7R«4 Broken Arrow Court. Winter Park Dur felt's bond Is 92 000 George Bush Is rsslsd and ready. F re n c h m a n rockets in to s p a c e w ith S o vie ts Is b n uM saal or so with his defeated rival from th e g e n e r a l r l r c t l o n . Massachusetts G ov. Michael Dukakis Bust IT TAKES MORE THAN G O O D INTENTIONS TO BE AN EFFECTIVE LEADER. IT TAKES THE EXPERIENCE OF S h u ttle Continued from Page 1A Chrrllen. a brigadier general In the French air forre. rode into orbit along with Soviet cos­ monauts Alexander Volkov, thr mission commander, and Sergei KriValev the flight engineer The 162-fout tall ro cke t, m om entarily engulfed in a llr< lull as lls englnrs throttled up to full |>ower. i limited away Irom thr launching pad Iranirtl by the full moon ami trailing a tongue of flame that III up the sky for miles around The lauiM blng was televised live In the Soviet Union. Ira hid tng shots from Inside Ihe sfiacr craft that showed Ihe rrrwm en r e s t i n g c a l m l y In t h e i r sparesults os the rocket thun­ dered toward orbit Two minutes into the flight and rvery 10 sreonds thereafter Volkov rrpuitrd Ihe liftoff "is going norr'ally " T hr spacecraft then entered near Earth mbit nine minutes after liftoff "If was a trxtlxmk launch. II was perfec t, a plclUirhook." said Plel Smolders. fH. a Dutch spore wrtirr and scientist who had hern trying unsuccessfully for HO years to ge| to Itaikormr to sre a llftufl Chretien, at 50 one of the oldest <osiiiouauts to fly. and hts two x|iacr iMriners Volkov. 40 and Knkalev. 30, planned to «k*k with Ihr Mir *|>arr station Moltdav at M :«> p m Most nw time 112 3 0 p m ESI Mondavi The Soyuz crew will tie wel­ comed alxNird Mir by three other Soviet rosm onauls — Musa Manarov. Vladimir Titov and Valery I'olyuknv Titov and Manarov. launched Dec 21. 1!>*I7. are now in their I2lh month of Space flight, setting a new spacr endtiruncr tnotd I’olvakov was launched to Mir Ih rrr months ago C h rrllrn , a veteran of an right-day (light lo the now dr funrt Salyut-7 spacr station In I9N2. also waa trained by NASA as a backup for French pilot Patrirk Itaudry. who blasted oil aboard Ihe A m rrlca n space shuttle Discovery In June I0H5 As a measure of confidence the Soviets have In Ih r vrtrran Chretien, tin- Frenchman will be allowed In walk in s|iarr during a live hour spacewalk planned fur Dec. 12. making him the only nnn S u v t r t or n o n -U S spaceman in attempt thr dtf (Hull extra vehicular activity. M itte r ra n d , w ho w as in Moscow lor talks with President Mikhail Gorbachev, arrived at live Cosmodrome early Saturday to hid “ bon chance." or gum! lu c k , lo C h r r l l r n . F re n c h IMUilrtpallnn In Ih e mission cost an estimated 93H mllllou Emerging In a while spare suit fur thr traditional salute to thr head of ih r Soviet spu« r com­ mittee. Chretien said “ viva la Britannia." n in e m in u te s rttnslruction, iroplr lo lurntsh loud to the workrrs during ronstrucllon. and to provide child rare fur Ihr vnlunlerre. Oner the plans for ihr play­ ground equipment are received front Ecaiiirrs. tnatrrials will Ingalhetrd and a five-day con stria lion pen<*l will In- sched­ uled •Indy W’lmbish. co-chairman of ihe project, will show a him Tuesday night of a Eralhrnvdeslgned |>ark tinder i-onstruc- lion to give incise aitending an Idea of whal Is inv olved The |>arh has already laett l.imlscaped and volunteers have planted much of the garden area Playground and plt-nlr areas arr also pl.inm-d The r-fly rirort h.is been to furnish the laud lor th r p a rk. In sta ll lamlv aping and an irrigation system Nod will I n- laid In Ihe flnvl w rrk ol December. Yancey said Yancey said local llruw nlr •loops have laett gathering re­ cyclable materials to help raise money lor ihr |tark. and plans are underway lor a barbecue In the park and a party to raise funds S h e s a l d p e o p le f r o m throughout the city arc invited to attend the meeting Tuesday night to help coordinate thr effort to complete the |>ark The effort of individuals and organi­ zations will In- needed tn make tfie projec t a sucicvs. stir said. T minus 43 hour mark and Dial It features .'Mi (units of bulll-ln "hold lime." which would rrsull In a launch around 7 a m I hursd.iv If no adjiislmrnla arr made In Ihe holds The first day of Ihr countdown Is highlighted by thr arrival of Atlantis's five-man errw — com m ander Robert " H o o t " Gitisnn. copilot Guy Gardner. Ktrliard "Mike" Mullane, Jerry Ross and William Shepherd — at Ihe Kennedy S p a r Center for (Inal (light |Hrparallnni All flvr arr arllvr-duly military ofllirrs and three. Gibson. Rosa and Mullane. are shuttle fllghl vet rruns Gardner and Shepherd will lie making Ihrlr first shuttle lllght I h r astronauts arr scheduled to arrive In Florida alter a Bight (nan the Johnson Space Center tn Houston iroi.mi 4 p m Mon day when sources said Ih r countdow n was lo enter a planned H tiour latld JAY W. MALONE The tiold was scheduled lo end at midnight Monday, setting Ihe stage for engineers lo load liquid oxy gen and liquid hydrogen Into o n -h o a rd ta n k s to p o w e r A tla n tis s electricity producing fuel cells F»rt lilaslnlf will follow two final IO minute holds at Ihr T-mlnus 20 minute mark and at T minus JA Y MALONE’S ParkC a a lia a M f ra w P ig * 1A project, sponsors said Leathers Is responsible fur m n rr than 400 p a rk s ns llon w ld e . In c lu d in g one in W'lnlrr Park Ills parks arc designed amt hutli with community involve* nirul and donated money Ills philosophy Is tlial a jm rk built and (Mid fur by thr rommunlty ts more llkrly to tir taken i are nl by that community Leathers' "design d a y" ts when he will visit Ih r stir and assess the sorto-cconomlc char­ acteristics of the community One as|x-ci ot design ilay Is Eralltrrs' visits with cftlldrrn In urea s< Ihrils lie talks lo chlhlrru alMiul whul kinds ol plavgmuml equipment they want in their park, then designs ih r wimdru e q u ip m e n t b a s e d o n th r childrrns ideas Bui. brlnrr that can happen, much work has to lie dune. Mid Martha Yancey, chairman of the Sill Yancey Mid commIItecs have lit In- urgunl/rri to hike charge u( ihe many activities involved In building the park, not Ihe least nl which ts raising the money lo pay for It Besides someone to coordinate fund-mixing. the Sill hopes to find people Tuesday night wlm know what kind of tools will laneeded and can gel iltrir use donulrd. |M-o|ilc who liavr had experience In purchasing Ihr materials that arc needed, peo­ ple to organize the volunteer force in complete the actual Dependable *Metered Delivery M IL TO N KERL1N Milton Krrtlu. 77. 157ti Zinnia Drive, died Friday at Central Florida Regional liospllal Horn June 15. IB M In Fayetteville. Ga.. hr moved lit Deltona from Pensacola. Fla 111 IHH2 H r was a memltcr of Deltona Church of Christ Survivors include a brother, l hastine Kerim and a sister. Sarah Kerlln. fx»th ol East point. Cm Oaklawii Funeral Home is In charge ol arrangements. ce. M S f U Y YARD ttwy. 17-92 — F«m Path Frmnt This A4 A Htceiv* •2°* O f f htrehast C o n v a T e c 3300946 O s to m y D A Y For better living...everyday The Stomahesive* /Surp-Fit* System Pti. B M M Gona Hunt, Ownar irseue, RUrhk A firanHa Family Of Wishes to thank the many thoughtful friends and neighbors who extended us kindness in our recent bereavem ent, the death of Joe Martin. The m inistrations of the Rev. Bill Lewis, floral tributes, expressions of sym pathy, spiritual comfort, cars loaned for the funeral as well as all those who assisted at the funeral will be rem em bered with gratitude. The F a m ily O f Jo e M a rtin •P r i s o n • S r. C it iz e n s •Y o u t h • C o d e The E n fo rc e m e n t D iffe re n c e Between J a y M alone has the ex­ perience & Integrity in city governm ent a n d business, to p ro vid e responsible solutions. • BANK MANAGEMENT OVER 21 YEARS Fiscal Responsibility over 900 miltion dollars Personal Managemenl of over 150 people statewide Budget preparation. Implementation, and accountability • MEMBER. CITY OF SANFORD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION FOR THE PAST 3 Vi YEARS, during which time Sanford's Comprehensive Land Use Program was developed Past Vice Chairman Ik im h l’ lothr* float* *— km n Thursda y, D s c tm b s r 1 12 noon to 4:00 p.m. J O E M A R TIN •T a x e s • H o u s in g and his opponents is: S m mg .Seminole CiHinrv 24 HR EMERGENCY SERVICE "Radio Dupx1chad Crystal Lake Ata. Laka Mary, FI • C r im e JAY MALONE M L FUEL O IL D E A T H Concerns Are VINCE TAYLOR, THE ConvaTec* representative will be with us all day lo loach and demonstrate many new advances In ostomy (colostomy, Ileostomy and urostomy) • PAST MEMBER OF CITY OF MELBOURNE. FLORIDA. CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE • PAST BOARD MEMBER. NORTH BREVARD DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION • DIRECTOR. FBA GROUP 5. CONSUMER BANKS • PAST DIRECTOR. DELTONA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1 0 % O F F WITH THIS A0 Hosted by D M O A c e a rd l HOME MEDICAL SERVICES (Across from Central Fla. Regional) 121 MANQ0USTINE SANFORD. FLA. - 3 2 1 -0 2 9 9 S i ONI S H l i w . I PH.ato M w m . Otroot FLEA SE V O TK FOR JA Y MALONE SANFORD C IT Y COMMISSION District 1 DECEMBER STH I'eisl hJtihni Ai)t*ri tarn*nl -hJin frr**urv« �17, II M f c .W m m «\ m \ ' •i " Death toll reaches 329 in floods lU .jV k SA1 U S S ' K A T U N . Thailand Search teams working amid the stench of Jug through a wasteland of mu logs and shattered houses Saturday In bid to reach victims of flooding and landslides that have killed 339 people and left hundreds missing. This la Uie worst disaster In the history o f ' sou Ihern Thailand. Deputy Interior Minister Training Suwannakhlri said. Foreign Minister Slddhl SavcttUa told reporters In Bangkok: "In addition to the loss of Uvea, (here la great loss of property. American sentenced on drug charge LONDON — An American and two Britona have been sentenced for participating In a Mafia conspiracy to Hood Britain with cocaine. John O'Boyle. 49. a heavy rqutpmeM dealer tiom Detroit, was sentenced Friday to an 18-year prison term and David RaArey. 38. and Lloyd Hlbbert. 46. both of London, received 10-year sentences. Judge Kenneth Richardson referred to the "chilling link" between organised crime In Detroit and In Britain and said the three men had smuggled In 131 pounds of cocaine with a black market value of about 830 million. The "first of many consignments" was hidden In bulldoscra. he said. "I am entirely satisfied that I he conspiracy that you have been found guilty of envisaged simitar shipments of a frequent and regular basis." Richardson said. Afghan rabala claim control of highway ISLAMABAD. Pakistan — U S -backed Afghan guerrillas claimed Saturday they have recaptured a strategic highway In eastern Afghanistan from government forces who netted the road In a massive offensive two weeks ago. Sources In the Pakistan-based Afghan resistance said urrTlllas. following five days of Intense fighting, overran the ey town of Torkham near the Pakistan border Friday on the historic Khybrr Pasa and seized at least 20 miles of the mad leading to Jalalabad. 8 MINOS ties am TO WHOM IT MAY CONCf SN NOTICE IS HISESV GIVEN THAT ft* ICm ftait CftNr I IS « M MS it m l a m LaAftMsS « fts CraHtnis. u m i a a * is. A* » u betwn a a s . I AMR at t**ntan* Oh m . i s n n St Sowft lw M * n c * 0 U M a n * m n w W lo M a w tO h m (O tS T II 1 DOUGLAS A K i n ISA B I T IB t O N - SAM I? 1WV — Ptanrwd Um i OkmHpnu nt 1m — I h > r * < ■ * » w l M a tram IS H Is l i n t o i m 1 x n m t m l m n s l K H NNSJm HNta. i*cn*n O* pb JS A* «. tarttas * I) Iti N ttat M1—soarhi aim. m N W*l WatlWaki.a Trail *nS W *t K^rt CtaS Bft4*v*rS 104ST II 4 MASONOA HOaAEL IN C — SAM I) latV — S 1AA BiilMMtat Z*n* - Variant* N r aASft *t NwUBn* tftalrsm w n ta M R a n L * * A LM* T a w ^ ita . H * U.^PS W.^Psl A I. 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N M r *1 Sat**"Trailans v*mo*W atOktaauRaaS IDISTSl > SB IAN a S I T T V D IE H L - SAM I J t n f - A I Aarttaltar* ran* - T# M an a m*Mt* "am* i S m i a W d i *n l m C M iTa . P*rc*l til. Lak* Ham*. t t i n n . Wt'-on U ft H W « 4 > at Wrana OrlM . 1-1 miN S al S*ts*r* La*a anl S al OKaaM SaaN 101VI 11 1 JUAN AOS IATICO — SAM tl N TE — A 1 AwHwHur* Z*n* — To plat* a rttttol* home <R**ta4*ta4nkn41*n Taa Pareal n l tertian n It It; f i-dr pt w a n * Road H m.* \ «« M.ttar Road and E M CR Ok tDIVT It 4 JUAN ADRIATICO - SAM l> HTE - A I Am SCn N W * t m To p‘M* o maftta name lR*.ntutam«rlt *n Taa P a t t i MA. I « l « t » II » too ft E ot Wftk*. Raad >t mil* t M Mitftr Road and E at CR Ok I Ol VT II I JUAN ADRIATICO - SAM IJ H TE - A I A*rK w»«r* I n Ta Plata a maftta Sam* iRawitloftmanll *n Taa Paacal 11 E . tertian n 11II; E MS* al <R*R*» Raad. ta mil* S at MAtat Raad M l a CR Ok ID IS TII a MICHAEL A FRANCIS O R I I N I I I I N - SAM I I N lTC - A I Agr«Lritt»» Zana — Ta piaca a mattM Awn* tamaararr «•*(* ftrttd'"fl lR»*nal*l*fn*nt) on La*4 Patman* Atrat (Taa Portal LAI. Sattion I I >1 Jl. S (Idaal lunmant Saadand ta mil* f al Lattamd Saad lOIST I) S IO U L A S AGENDA A S IO U IS T FOB SIX M ONTH IIT IN V K M I DAVID LOOSOON - SAM a USE - C l Cammarcial Zan* Ua montn aitanktan al a Spatial Eatapfan M RrtiaS an April IS I4M »o porrr.it on avHmatia* tarvK* IkcMrta artft *va*m*rira M r •ora an lo*t tP ar-d IJ. I r m t f t PB I P * *1 Vat ton a It » E ixtaot U V Harp If Viand ta mil* ta l IR 04 iD iV T II 1 JERR Y CAPSHAW - BAM a HTE - A I Aprrtutlara Zan* Via monft attanuon ol a Spatial E a(apt am oppm ad an April It. I*M to plat* a mot»l* Aom* an Lai 11. Ott*M* Wood*. I Tar P*r( *i *1). tertian 10 H 11. N (id* at Otcaota Raad atroti tram Baa Lana and 1 ‘ 1 mitavE a* M ««*t La(* Pa»( Road lO iVtll B VARIANCES I DAVE BREWER HOMES. INC SAM 11 IU V - A I ApritwtTura Zana — Vida yard tataack rorianta tram tt 41 ta a* It kn Lot H Aiopu* P A a w ll.P B a . P* V It. terttan IV M B . Vi (*rn*r ol Artwt* Po nt and Vattia* Plat* and W *1 Maranam Woodt Raad lO IST VI 1 SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y O EPT. OF E N V IR O N M E N TA L SERVICES BAM 1} 141V M l Induttoal Zon* - and more than 800 ijurcd an people were Injured missing- 'Training •aid he expected the death loll to reach 1.000 Thailand's Nakom Srithammanit pro­ vince. 300 miles south of Bangkok was the worst hit area In heavy rains that began Nov. 19 and slopped Friday. In one area. 17 Inches of rain waa recorded and officials blamed Illegal logging for waves of mud snd logit (hat surged down (he hillsides, b u ryin g four villages and damaging others. Soldiers and rescue workers fug through mud and debris in an elfort lo reach bodies and locate survivors. Officials: Aftershocks to follow quake O TTA W A C r e w a In helicopters Inspected power lines Saturday checking for problems caused by (he largest e a rth q u a k e to hit raatern Canada In more lhan BO years am id reports of only minor damage and aftershocks that experts said could last several years. T h e quake, which struck at 8:38 p.m. ES T Friday, measured 6.0 on Ihc Richter scale and was centered In Bale St. Paul, about Legal Notice SEMINOLE CO UNTY ROASDOF ADJUST M I N T N O T IC I OS PUBLIC N IA S INO DEC SASSER M, M l 1 appeal to the nations ol the world and International organatlons to assist the stricken areas." The U JL Embassy said American and Canadian officials flew over affected areas and found "massive devastation." "Th e y have made a recommendation to provide appropriate aid and are are hoping to hear from Washington on this very soon." embassy spokesman Rosa Petitng said. Officials tn Thailand and Malaysia said Uie death toll from six days of flooding and landslides rose to 329 — 296 In southern Thailand and 31 In Malaysia. Another 688 vartanta Mr • tantrai m “4 m M* tranaMr ita'mn lr*m a N M M N •ROSEtSMl Parian M Lat 1 and f t a f '-i * ll* ll a n d i n a ( > at L *• IX Vprm* H«mm*r t . PS I P* 1 L latIMn H » B . W Hd* at VS 4H and MmlMSalU 1 Harp IF f t (O tS TII 1 ALBER T V P O P E -S A d B Il I O V - S lA A S ii Omnm Lot all* rprlanta tram It.MS td N M I M ir R and *tdft al iMa Asm IB It M Ft Nan La> SB I Ma* W B N I «ndaN al Lai I L Start 41. SanktndR ftt SakaaS SaaadtW. PB 1 P**t >r. Vat«an 1} |l H . N aadaafHiittrattVaraatandWtMlaIMPaAa.SprtnsaOrtM ID tU al a CRAM S C T N T M U M E M - SAEB 1} IMV — S IAA atdapdrd w M a r t S w B N M » H H I n p ttNNtr r t a d iL a M M S 11. 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Map"alto InduaNial Park. PS D. P* M Vattian 1 11 B NW twnar at Mapaka Vtraat and CR O t lOIVTII E APPROVAL OF M IN U TES t Na.amSar ll. HM Rapuiar M**t«« TKit puMit kaarm* •id ha t*M M Room W IN at ft* VamirpN Cpaftty SarrHat BviNPnp. 11*1 E Fuat Vtraat Laniard Ftarrdd an OatamSar It. Ittt at I 00 p m a* at wan ftaraottor a« p m -a n Wrrttm tammantt triad •tft ft* Land Manepa-nant [hrattar mil ba otnaNtrad Paraana appaartn* at fta puMK kaann* mil ba haard F urftar data-H a.a.i«Si* ky tailn* til |1M tat aat Paraana an adritad ftat It ftay daodt ta appaal any datiawn mad* at fts Inarm* ftay will raad a racatd at ft* prataadmpa. and tar turt purpaaa ftay may naad ta Maura ftat a rarhatun ratard at la mad*, mtuth 'atard mtludrt ft* taafimany and •SitS fta appaal n ta ba bawd par Vattian l*a »)#» Fianda Vlatutn SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARDOF ADJUSTMENT BY BEN TUCKER. CHAIRM AN PuRiitS Mat IM M * DEK It ; S W e w ould exx pect at least one w ith a m agnitude o f 5.0 on the R ichter scale, a couple of 4.0s, tw o 3.0s and num erous little w ee o n e s * >S*lomoloeUt Janet Drysdslo 90 miles northeast of Quebec City In the West Quebec seismic tone. Seismologists calculated the quake originated 11.7 miles beneath the earth's surface ft knocked out power and phone* over much of Quebec and was also felt In Ontario and Nova Scotia The temblor waa felt In the northeastern United State* from Michigan to Maine and as far south as Washington DC. Even President-elect George Bush noticed the quake al his s u m m e r h o m e In K e n nebun5iport. Maine where hr was spending I he Thanksgiving holiday weekend Ja cq u e s C o u tu re , a spokesman for Quebec Hydro In Montreal, sold by telephone that o w e r f a i lu r e s a f f e c tin g undrrds of thousands of cus­ tomers on the north and south shore of the St. Lawrence River were repaired within two hours of the earthquake " T h e re are lots of crews working loday. but they are S making an Inspection lo check for damage.' Couture said. Me said crews In helicopter* were checking the huge network of transmlsAion lines while others would cheek Inside the system's dams for damage to rlrrtrontr. rqulpm rnl. In Chicoutimi. Quebec, close tn the quake's rplrentrr. police •aid officials were still trying to assess damage lhal Included three house fires and collapsed ehlmney*. In nearby Jonqulere. taro natural gas lines caught fire but the flame* were quickly ront rolled and no injuries were reported Quebec City chief engineer Claude Vincent said the quake caused "a few crocks In the walla'' of buildings there. Lebanese militiamen agree to cease-fire B EIR U T. Lebanon Amal m ilitiam en, fighting d o o rto door, raptured strategic posi­ tion* held by the pro-Iranian Heibollah faction in Moslem west Beirut Sa tu rd a y, then agreed to a cease-fire after S yrian pf-arekeeplng troop* purportedly threatened to In­ tervene. Amal and poller sourrea said nine people were killed Satur­ day. including two Amal securi­ ty official* That raised the death toll to al least 16 since the street fighting erupted Tuesday In the southern suburbs of Beirut and spread to the Moslem half of the capital Friday. About 60 other people have been wounded In the violence between the rival Moslem mllttla groups, who are vying for lead rrshlp over Lebanon's I million ShUte Moslems HriboUah. or Parly of God. Is a fundamentalist group that subscribes to the Islamic Revolution a d v o c a te d b y Ira n . A m a l advocate* a more moderstr view and leans toward Syria H o u rs before S a tu rd a y 's ceoar-flre. explosions and heavy gunfire echoed through the streets of west Beirut's crowded poor neighborhoods, police said An Amal spokesman said the m i l i t i a c a p t u r e d s e v e ra l Heibollah poNtlons tn door-to door fighting that Included mortars, rorkrl-propelled grenodes and machine guns "T h e Amal movement has f in is h e d p u r g i n g th e Mousaellbeh (neighborhood of w est f le lr u ll fro m w h r r r Heibollah gunmen have lied or s u r r e n d e r e d ." th e A m a l spokesman said Police agreed and said Amal militiamen allocked Hcitadlah gunmen guarding the Iranian cultural renter in Mousariitirh Amal had accused the Iranians of turning thrir renter "Into an u p rra tlo n s room to direct Heibollah * military at tlvmc* " Security sources sold the Syrian military command Issued an ultimatum to the rival Shiite gunmen lo gel off (he street*. PUBLIC NOTICE This no tice is to Inform th e residents of Sem inole County that the S em inole C ounty Board o f C ounty Com m issioners has am ended its O bjectives & Projected Use of Funds under the C om m unity Developm ent Block Grant (CDBG) Program. The original Final S tatem ent, subm itted in A ugust. 1988, contain­ ed an activity entitled: Casselberry (Lake Drive Target Area) Paving & Drainage Im provem ents Paving of Huntington,, Holiday, Tyrone and C arlisle Streets The original budget for the above activity was funded at $268,509. On N ovem ber 2 2 ,1 9 8 8 , the Sem inole C ounty Board of C oun­ ty C om m issioners am ended the 1988-89 Final Statem ent to change the activity to read as follows: Casselberry (Lake Drive Target Area) Paving & Sew er Im provem ents Paving of Huntington, Holiday, Tyrone and Carlisle Streets. The original budget of $268,509 is unchanged. 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WOODINV1LLE. Wash - A W ash., across the Colum bia nun who pat keel th« parur flute from foil lard Hi !'*HO used by D l l Cooper In 11171 Since then, stone taverns In said there Is "n o way" n piece of Die West annually ce lrh ra lr parachute found earlier Ibis "D .B . Cooper Night" on Die week In Ihe Columbia river was anniversary ol Ihr skvjut king Die same one used by the Toaaw somrllnies attends those legendary skyjacker gatherings anti has returned to “ ll looks like one n( those 0.1 Ihe area al least oner a year to .Joe pararhutrs." said Earl Cos searrh for Ihe rest ol Die money sey. who Insisted Friday II Tosaw. a rrllrrd attorney who wasn't Die one Cooper look now spends most nf his tirnr aboard Die Northwest Airlines searching for missing heirs had lllght thought Ihr 18 inch section of Richard Toaaw of Ceres Calif., IKiruchutr found Monday uliout has hern searching Ihe Col­ five miles downstream from umbia River for evidence that Vancouver was part of a "pilot the man calling himself f) ll 'chute" lhat triggers the o(ienlng Coo|ter (wrishrd alter Jumping of a larger parai hole from a jetliner flying between "It's a pilot ‘rhute. I'm con­ 1‘ortland and Seattle on Thanks­ vinced. Tosaw M i d . "Ilu l giving eve in 11*71 whether It's Cooper's Is another Divers earlier Ibis week lurried question We lound it about a up a piece ol (larachnle thought mile upriver from where the boy to lie C<Ni|irr s and sent ll lor found ihe money In 11*80 analysts to Die Seattle area man Tosaw wrote a bonk titled who packed ( hooper's par .u hide " 0 ll Cooprr. Dead or Alive Hut Cosary said there was "no chronicling the night Ih r air way" It was Die same (iar.it hole * pirate hijacked Die Northwest he pat krtl 17 years ago Airlines Hoeing 727 after it look CDOpef leaped from the plane off from Cortland ami demanded and Inin American lolklorr on 9200.000 or he would blow up Dial Stormy November evening Ih r plane w ith 8 2 0 0 .OOO in ransom The plane landed In Seville money lie lias never bren seen w here Cooprr re ce ive d Ihe slnte. although a hoy lound r a n s o m m o n e y . "He said later that he knew (Friday! would he Ihe nighl lor Ihe million bucks because Ihe minute he startrd pitying Ihe machine, hr started hit­ ting." Cantone said Th e p rie s t played ihe marhlnr for about I ‘t hours, using the money he was gelling back, before hilling Ihr Jackpot. GlIlbrDl said he will give away most of the money lie said hr will use part of the jackpoi to create a scholarship fund lor (MM»r teenagers lo atlrnd Catholic high schools and Ihr remainder will Iw glven lo various charities. Tlie money will not be used for Ills own living expenses Glllbrril said. ‘Tire brrn set lor lllr any­ way. and now I'll lake care ol somebody else." he said "I wasn't out shopping, hut now my Christmas shopping is done " One of Ihr priest's friends may hr kicking himself now When Glllbrrtl askrd Dir two friends w l f accompanied him lo Ihe casino whaj they would like If hr ever won. one man askrd for a car and Ihe other man asked for a child • toy red wagon. Unttsd Prase Intsrnstlsnsl Police arrest eight in abortion protest BROOKLINE. Ma m — An rallmatrd 800 people representing both aides nf the abortion Issue demonstrated outside a medical rlln lr that performs aborllnne and eight people were arrested, police said Saturday. Police said they arrested six males and two females during the protest. In which anti abortion activists tried to block the entrance of the Planned Parenthood clinic. Those arrested reportedly were members of "Operation Rescue." an anil-abortion organisation that has staged demonstrations across Ihe country this fall. They were c barged with disorder Iv conduct and were held on hall. (Miller said D ru g g ra n n ie su b je c t o f T V m o vie SALEM. Oregon. — A grandmother who went undercover to help nab drug pushers will be Ihr subject of a television movie by the producer of the mlnlsertes "Roois" and “ Th e Thomblrds,” her attorney says Pat Morrison. 44. of Salem will sign a lllm contrart with producer Stan Margulles. attorney Walter Todd said Friday Morrison, a bartender, worked undercover six weeks (or the Polk County Sheriff's Department to help nab six methamphetamlne pushers, who were arrested In Or toiler Morrison said afterward she decided to take the job because Ihe suspects were selling drugs to her two daughters Morrslon posed as a drug buyer, telling the siis|m-<ts site had numerous contacts fur methamphetamlne pun bases Stir oftrn wnrr a hidden microphone while working undercover and said she only feared for her safety om r when the m o ld in g tape unraveled while she was talking with two of the pushers From Unltod Frost International reports Monkey see, monkey escape SAN DIEGO — Kumang. a Bornean orangutan who has repretrdly escaped from her outdoor exhibit by aping her boyfriend. Miles her time In a San Diego Zoo holding rrll nowadays, watching television snapnprras The reddish brown creature has broken mil of her rxhlM t five limes In Ihe Usl 15 months, and ung lyprs around town Ml II pull off another rscapr aoon. Zookeepera. however, havr vowed lhat Kumang will not make monkeys of them agalr. Iter behavior, they M y. ran largely br blamed on her male rom panlnn. a notorious ape rscapr artist by Ih r name of Ken A llen .. who has apparently in rutrotrd Kumang w ith Ihr yen lobe free Kuniang last got loose Nov l ‘* by simply scaling a rnrk wall In tier random pen O n previous <m « aslons Kumang showed s till more (M iw lir In tier escape Slic hrukr rail Ihr first lime In August 11*87 by building a makeshift Midge Im ni a king mop handle site had lound in her pen This (tasi summer, she propped sllrks up against a Mil wire guard lo ground lls electricity and then hoisted herself up over ll lo freedom Onc e (rre. Kumang has mean­ dered around llir too. peering Into oilier animal exhibits or turning ovrr trash cans Her freedom ts typically short lived — veterinarians will errep up and tranqulllir her with a dart before leading her l»ark In her pen Kumang's forays have exas­ perated her keepers lo Ihe point lhat she's now krpl In a holding cell. In Ihe meantime, archllrc Is al Ihe too havr scheduled a com plrtr rrnovallon of Ih r outdoor tkmiran exhibit Smoothing oul Ih r natural rnrk walls Dial Kumang and Krti Allen havr used as laddrrs lo freedom, officials say. should pul an end to the rsraprs "It's hern i|ullr IruslruMng lhat w r can't keep tier In Ihr exhibit Some major, major risk work Is going lo Im- done ll Just can't hap|M-n again." said /on spoke sw o m an G r n r gran nr Irvine. A long siring of orangutan breakouts tieg.in .i I h u i I 17 years ago when Ken Allen — a star al tract Ion who oner u|>stagrd Johnny Carson on "T h e Tonight Show" — was Just a Iwliy. Mid Irvine. 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On Saturday, dorrn* of soldier* and (roller enforcing a 2 0 -m o n t h - o l d s la te o f rm rrg rn c ) set up roadblock* al rnlra nre * to Mamrlodl. scan bed car* and visitor* and posted arm ored vehicles around a Homan Catholic church dining Ihr thrre-hour funeral As mourner* loaded thr two i olllns Into a lirarse oulsldr Ihr church, an army captain commanding a mobile (ralnrl parked nearby leaned Into Ihr crow d a n d rlpprd paper shrrl* showing Ihr hlark. green and gold colors of the MAMKLODI South Africa An army captain rlpprd thr color* of Ihe nullawrd African Nalkmal Congers* from cof­ fins al Ihe funeral Saturday of two black women killed with five other blacks In a massa­ cre by a self-confessed while supremacist Herding church officials* plea* lo avoid provocation, mourners at services for Joy Nkuna. HH. and C alhrren Moknrna. 33 did nut retailBlack and whltr apeakrrs al the Joint funeral In MamrhMll black township east of l*rr lorta blamed Ih r Nov. 13 shooting rampage in ihe clly's downtown dlstrlrt on racism spaw ned and ta u g h t by apartheid. Ihr while-led govemmenl'r. (Millrlrs of racial d'*rrlmln.diuu Hut the) also appralrd to blacks not to aerk rrvrngr and urgrd renun illation in thr divided nation. "W hat 'happened In Ihr heart of the young man who did this (shooting) had alreadystarted In his cradle." whltr Afrikaner rlertr Niro Smith fins There were no Incidents. Imii do/rns of hlark men and woman defiantly wore small rthhon strip* on Ihrlr lapels In Ih r c o lo rs of Ihe exiled movement that has waged underground war against m i­ nority-white rule since the organisation was banned In MMUand went Intorxlle. C le n c h e d f l« i s a lu te s punctuated hymn* In th r M a m r lo d l R a il C a th o lic C h u r c h a n d g ro u p s of mourner* danced thr lootstomping "loyi luyf" that lias become symbolic of a n ti­ apartheid protrsl Armored tmop carr* -rs and patrol * ogons shepherded the funeral convoy through the ( l u s t y t o w n * h I p to a windswept cemetery on its outskirts Some 1.000 mourners were at the burial service for Nkuna and Moknrna. who w rrr shot and killed In a cold blooded rampage near Pretoria s Stale Theater Nov 13. Ilarrnd Strydom. 23. a self-confessed while supremacist and dls graced former polk email, is Pope prays for Gadhafi daily V A TIC A N C IT Y - Pope John Paul II salt! Saturday hr pruvs evtry day km i.ioya “ami above all for President Gadhafi." T h r pope made ihr *intrmrnt before Vatican repoilrr* al rhr conclusion of a prlvalr audlrncr wllh MaJ. Alidr*salam Jalloud. No. 2 man lo Libyan trader Col Moammur Gadhafi "I want you lo a**urr Ihr Libyan proplr that I pray every day for Libya and above all lor President Gadhafi." Ihr pope *aId. Thanking Jalloud for hi* visit. John Paul addrd. "I bless ihr Libyan people Jalloud. on an olhcial visit to Italy »4m-r Thursday, was nr- compaulrd lo thr uudlrncr In Ihr pope's prlvalr upartinrnt hy Libyan Ainbaaaudor lo Italy Abdul Halunau bhulgam and I wo aIdea Jalloud mrt privately wllh Ihr po|>r (or half an hour. A » la custom ary w llh private .hi dim ers Ihr Vatican gave no details of llirlr conversation A l.lhyan embassy official said. ’‘They talked grnrrally of thr problems of I fir Middle East and ih r Mediterranean." Vatican sourer* said Ihr |x>|tr m a d e (Mrtlrular reference to ihr situu lion In Lrt>anon. irflrctlng his trend calls lor "reconciliation" lirlw rrn rival rrllglou* factions and gurm lla groups T h r Vatlean accorded Jalloud thr usual honor* lor a visiting dignitary. Am ih r Libyan envoy r n lr r r d Ih r grounds ol thr H u m a n C a th o lic C h u rc h 's HrftdquailCfa. Swiss gunrda In Krtuiaaance uniforms rrndrrru honor a T h r Vatican haa no diplomatic rr laI Iona wllh Libya hul ••ner MIH5 II haa had an Apostolic D ele gate- In Libya lo inalnlaln contact with Ihr Catholic hierar­ c h y In i h r p re d o m in a n tly M o s le m nation Jalloud prrvloiialy Vlattrd Ihr Vatican on May 22. M»H2 and D rr 17. MIH4. during diplomatic mlaalons lo Home Ilia current vlall way Ihr llrai by a high Libyan official lo Italy shier April I WHO. when Libya flrrd mlssllr* ui the llallun Mrdllrrninran Inland o( I-urn prriusa In rri»lh d l»n for *hr U S. butttUinf u :.:p o ll ami Itrughar' dayaranlrr. 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Radkrwtrh. a senior al Lyman. Hnlshed al 15:19 . „ The Lyman duo. who went 1-2 in last wrrk * state cross country meet, are Ih r only Florida runner* to qualify for national* ITH U M B 1 TOKYO — Top-seeded Glgt Fernandez of Puerto Kk-o and American Robin While out­ lasted A m erican Pally Frn d lck and J ill Hrthertngton of Canada Saturday to advance lo the Hnala of the *250.000 Virginia Slim* Women's World Double* Championship* Fernandez and White will play In thr final Sunday against thr American duo of Zina Garrison and Katrina Adams, who romc from behind to beat Weal Germany * Eva Pfaff and Australia's Elizabeth Smyllr 2-6. 6-0. 6-1 In the day'a arrond armlflnol. Sunday's winning tram will rant 175.000 Fernandez and White, winner* of thta year • U S Open women's double* title, won Ihe opening semifinal match 7 5.7-5. Trailing In thr first set 4-5. the top-ranked pair reeled off three straight games to win Ihe set. In the second art. Fernandez and White charged to a 3-1 advantage, but Frndk-k and Hrthertngton bounced bock to He It 5-5 befcire the winning pair closed out thr match. 1 IHm eum on Tyson lo eoft dele LONDON — The British Ikixlng Hoard of Control wants thr World Boxing Council to pul pressure of heavyweight rham[0on Mlkr Tyson to art a definite dale lor hi* title defrnse against Frank Bruno "We believe Frank has hern tnrssrd h U hjI long enough." said John Moats. arcretary of Ihe HHBC "It la about lime the WIIC started [lulling real pressure on Tyson. It's rad a question of putting It lo purse offer* — that lias been done. We want a definite venue and dale.” Bruno's manager. Terry Lawle**. and negotia­ tor. Jarvis Astaire, were angered by WHC president Joae Sulalman's Instruction lo the two ramp* Friday lo agree to a contract by Dec 4 or liavr the W HC settle the purse. "The W HC lias It all wrong." Astaire said Saturday “ We wirtrd a contract out with Tyson months ago in the summer for Ihe fight to hr held In this country. That still stands " Lawless said II was absurd that someone like Astolrr had to lrllth c WHC what la going on The offensive explosion swltrhed lo Ihe ground In Ihe second period as Smith and running mate Dayne Williams picked up big chunks of yardage almost at will The Notes upped the lead to 24 7 FSU renttnued to pour It on «a Williams scored again. Odell Huggins Intercepted a pass and returned II for a touchdown and Ferguson threw his fourth T D pass of the night, this one in T e rn Anthony, to run the lead to 52- lO Florida Slate struck first after tuklng Ihe The Galore came right back on Iheir hr*i [Missesslon of the game A long [m v . from Kvk Morris in Chris McGrlfT gol Ihe drive going arid an FSU pass interference w m llly moved It inside ihe 20. Emltl Smith ran ihr bull down lo ihr ..nr and. on fourth down. Smith was lilt behind itn line but slaved on his feel and hammered In-* way In for Ihr score Francis' extra point tied u ai 7-7 with 8 26 lo play In Ihr quarter Lions rule region Columbia outguns Brantley I f H A IM IkV TtM l A LTA M O N TE - Lake Ctiy Col umhta came up up with Ihe Huai punch of an odrnalvr slugfrsi and trimmed the Lake llrenltey Patriots. 34-33. In one of Ihe most explosive games of the 1988 season The Tigers. 9 2. will now travel lo lay Florida 's top rated team e nsacola Pine F o rre s t who whipped Jacksonville Forrest 507. Brantley com [deled Its season with a 6-5 mark “ II was a hell of a luotbail came." Branlley roach Fred Altnon We eame up a little short but we have nothing lo be ashamed of. Columbia has s real good fcothall team and we |dayed them lough to Ihe final snap I'm [ust happy to be part of game like this " Tiger roach Joe Montgomery was pleased with Ihe prrtormaiMr of his ballrlub and happy lo get uul of Pstnot Country wlih a victory “ This was a grral foot Im II gan*e against two rral gtxMi high m Itool football learns.” M<«iigomrry said "We knew we could pul points on Ihe huard. we havr all season, but laikr Branlley proved they rould ck. the same thing I had a Irelmg II would ro m r down to th r Iasi possession anti II did. we were [ust able lo slop tlieir final drive and win Ihe ballgamr *' Lake City came up with Ihe final srorr with 3 40 lo play. Howard Williams liM>k Ihe kick oil up the tnlddlr and tumbled at thr 20 IkiI was able to recover Ih r hall after Brantley's Horslki Hamilton over ran the hall By CHRIS FIBTCR Herald spo ts editor P Loko City's Jomss Hams fights lor yardage while Lake Bronilev s David Bacchus tries lo hsul him down The visiting T.gevs cam* with a 34 33 victory over Brantley Friday night in the 5A7 Region playoti Si oil llriiliell quk klv connected with Williams on a 57 yard |*i%* play that moved thr hull down to Ihr Patriots loy.trd line Tony famlle then ran the Im II lo Ihe lour hrlorr a lace mask mover llir Im II hack lo Ihe 14 Brnnrlt llirn found Drkovrn Ikivon on a 13-yard rr i r pi Ion lhal [dated llie I m II on I tie one B runei! llirn scored on a quarterback krrprr lo pul Ih r R«ds flr« farm axacutivaa CINCINNATI - The Cincinnati Red*, who havr had several scouts and minor league manager* rrslgn tn recent week*, have flrrd two e x e c u tiv e s In v o lv e d In m in o r league supervision. Branch Rickey, dlrrctor of minor league*, and Tom Kayser. assistant director of player devel­ opment and arnutlng. were 8red. Ikith had worked one year for the club "We weren't liappy with the way things were being run In the farm system.’* said Red* Vice IResident Sheldon "C h irr' Bender. "Th e rr wrrr a lol of things Involved. IRrd* ownerl Marge ISrholtl was Involved, hut It was (General Manager) Murray (Cookl who made the Dual decision." Bender, who previously served as player persunnrl director, will rr-assuine Ihosr duties In what Cook called "a restructuring of Ihe player development department." P ro a a U ff and wire reports B A S K E TB A LL 01:00 a.in. — ESPN. Maul Classic, Champion­ ship Game. (L) FO O TBA LL □ 1:00 p.m. — WESH. NFL. Miami Ikilphlns at New York Jets. |L| □ 8 00 p m. - ESPN. NFL. New York Giants ut New Orleans Saints. (L) OOLF □4:00 p.m. — WESH. Skins Gam r. Back-Nine Play Tigers in front Ih r two point i oil version lulled and l-ike l i l y was aide in hang on In Us on [silnt lead lot i Im- remainder ol ihe game llrwnilrv did everything in Its [tower to srorr and q u a rte r I kii k Clini .lohusun nearlv Inund Mike Dunt/lrr open in ihr rndzone lor a s to re W ith less Ih .lll III set (Mills In play T h e [ m s s I b o u g h , w as Ilp [ie i 1 See B rantley, Page 4 B LAND O ' LA K ES Turkey wasn't the only thing U-ing lurvnl up tills |m s I week Oviedo's Lions look Itsrir plavotl r vpn ss into I'asro C o u n ty Fnduv night anil pul logrtiter an awe inspiring tram |m*i lor mat ii e in shreilding the host Gators. 24 6. tn i Im- IA -I Region pluyull Iwlore 2 501 Ians at 1-mil O Lakrs High Oviedo 9 -2 or. the season advanees to Hu- 4A-2 Nr< Unn [dayoil this Friday night at hom e against Titusville High* Trtriers Tire Ter rters advunird with a putty lin [M i ssive [irrfiMiiMiirr id ilieir own a 19 O w hilt w ashing id Dayton.i Ik ai h SratMrr/r "Titusville lias a very good ImM Im II tram.'* Ovleifci couch Jack III.mi. mi said Coach (All Warm to has hern around a long time and lie'll slum us a lol id dltlrrrril things In Im-a I itwin were deli ullrly going in have in earn It ' i >»•«•!.• lias |davr<l 1 llusv ill. n o .. In Ilw recent past, dropping a lo o declaliMi in 1985 linn winning hv Ihr same IIM) store in 1980 Friday nlghl mar kid thr Ills! Hireling Iwtwrrn the Lions and Ihe C.alors id laind O' l-ikes And lor Ihr sreiHid year in a mw lloss lo Seminole Iasi year), the Gators tound out lust b..w lough Disirii I 1A 7 loot Im II i an tw 1he l.kins tolled up 343 yards ol Bee Oviedo. Page 4B ’Canes escape Arkansas Kicker Huerta bails out third-ranked Miami UnHedRroee fartecweMeaal________________ Coaplaf • listin g s oa Paga 2B The Noles capitalized on a Florida mist tie early In the third period for u 31-10 lead The Gators' punt return man mulled an FSU punt and the Srmlnoles recovered In Ihe end zone oprning aWkpfl Fueled by two Fit*Ida penalties and a srreen pass to Samrnle Smith lor trig yardage. FSU look the lead on an 11 yard touchdown pass from C h ip Ferguson In Lawrence Dawsev Andrews added Ihe P A T lor a 7-0 It ad with 11:31 Icll In Ihr Aral quarirr Harold tporla wrttsr______________ _ Ftmand« 2-WhHe make llnalt iB O K R ia on a 19 yard field goal by Rtrfile Andrews The Gators got a 25-yard field goal from Francis with 1:17 left In the half lo close within 24-10 What started out aa a shootout between rivals Florida and Florida State soon turned Into a rout os the passing of Chip Ferguson paved Ihe way in an FSU rout Saturday night at Doak Campbell Stadium In Tallahassee. The final score was 52-17. Alter each team scored on Its Hrst possession. FSU broke It open on Ferguson touchdown p i s v i to Tom O'Malley and Sutnmle Smith as the Semlnoles took a 21-7 lead at die end of tine period MIAMI - Frustrate! by their Inability to •core touchdowns, the third-ranked Miami llunlranrs turned to kicker Carlos Huerta to trail them out of a close game with Arkansas And as he has all season, the frrshman walk-on came through, connecting on three Held goal attempts In an 18-10 victory over the No 8 Razorbacks Huerta kicked ihe game-winner from 20 yards with 5 .IH remaining. Improving the Hurricanes lo tl-l entering nest Saturday's regular season finale against llrlgham Young Miami will play Itlg Eight champion Nebraska In Ihe .Ian 2 Orange Ikiwl Huerta has connected on 19 ol 24 Held goal attempts, with two of his misses coming Imm 57 and 5U yards He also gave Miami a 31-30 victory over Mlchlgun Sept 17 with a 30-yarder. “ When you play on this team, you'd belter be ready to com|ieir.‘‘ said Huerta, who claimed he felt less pressure on Saturday's kirk then hr did against Michigan "A kick like this Is u lot harder lo miss than II Is to make.” Huerta's other Held goals came from 38 and 45 vardsout. The Hurricanes dominated the gamr statistically, gaining 28 Hrsl downs lo six for Arkansas, holding the ball for 39-01. and totaling 438 yards of offense to 188 lor the Kazorburks. But Miami converted Just 4 of 15 third down attempts, and was slopped on a fourth und goal at the Arkunsa# I In Ihe second quarter. Arkansas, which will play UCLA In thr Colton Howl, completed only two of nine [Kisses for 47 yards. Miami s Sieve Walsh completed a school-record 33 [K is s e s on 50 attempts for 361 yards, and was not Intercepted. Arkansas, the Southwest Conference champion, finished Its regular season 10-1. The Razorbacks had taken a 16-15 lead when a scrambling Quinn Grovey hit fullback Harry Foster with a 16-yard scoring pass with 5:03 left m ihe third quarter Foster had scored in the second quarter on an 80-yard run up ihr middle and llnlshrd with 103 yards on right carries Kendall T r a ln o r accounted for ih r Kazorbarks' other points when tie kl< krd a 58-yard field goal thal bounced over Ihe crossbar li was his 23rd straight aueccaaful field goal For Arkansas. 51-7 losrrs to Miami Iasi season. Iheir was no consolation III keeping Ihe score close. nor was there talk ol any “ morel victory.** “ I doit i measure my team by how much tteller It Is than Iasi year's Irani. Arkansas Coach Ken Hatfield said "I rton'l believe In any kind of moral victory We came lo win and we played to wtn We didn't come to re lo look good “ Everyone said we had as much chant c ol winning the national championship as there Is of snow in Miami In dune If we had won this game. I d l»e lighting right now saying we were the best learn In Ihe country." Miami ulso scored on a I-yard dive by Cleveland Gary and a salriy when defensive end Bill Hawkins tackled Grovey in the end zone. Miami Coach Jim m y Johnson had worrlrd his Hurricanes, coming off a 44-3 rout of Louisiana Stale and remembering thrlr rasy win over Arkansas Iasi year, would tie flat. "I don't know about every hotly else, but I until i|Kiird litis all week long." Johnson sulci. “ We wrre somewhat unemotional and we were not sharp We did win and I'm happy with that. Our defense played well, other than the breakdown on Ihe (Foster) run." Foster, a sophomore from Duncanville. Texas, said the Razorbacks were motivated by oddsmukrrs who made Miami 17-polni favorites. He also doubled his team will receive the credit It deserves for playing a solid game Saturday. "They (funs und medial are not really going to credit us with a good football game." Foster said. “ T h e y ’re Just going lo cretin Miami with a bud day." Looking ahead Seminole High coach Greg Robinson takes a glance at Iho scoreboard during last woek’a prosoason jamboroo The 'Noles open the season on Wednesday In the Winter Park Rotary Tournament. For a preview ot the 1988 89 SHS team, see Monday s Santord Herald. �- -C > A V, i ' - ‘ Notre Dame rockc USC SCOREBOARD t » I *■ H o y Stotof O b H w M i JOCK IS C K IA U S w ww* M Twto.rto Tt tops m Nat • W» tot M • tot Mt * ititfte iM ia a M M SM B as iiw i i ■ ■ III «■ 1 1 onto attM • a ■ to* tto* m* r* K* LOS A N O E L E S - No. 1 Notrr D«m r llvrd up lo Ita ranking S a tu rd a y, rid in g a C ' » zrd touchdown run by quarterback Tony Rice and a 04-yard scoring interception return by Stan Smagala to a 27-10 victory over No. 2 Southern Cal. In Improving to 11-0 for the flrat tune since their national championship season of 1973. the Fighting Irish rapllallaed on four first-half turnovers to drop USC lo IO -I. Noire Dame has won Ihe last six games between the teams — a record string In Ihe 60-game rivalry that dates lo 1926. It was Ihe Trojani’ first loss In 11 games at the Coliseum since ihe I960 regular-season finale. when Notre Dame rallied Irom a 17-polnt deficit with 12 minutes lo play for a 36-37 triumph. The Fighting Irish, who also received two shurt T O runs from tailback Mark Orren. can win Ihelr final national title since 1977 with a victory over un­ beaten West Virginia In the Jan. 2 Fiesta flow I, P ar-10 cliamploi i USC meets Michigan In ihe Ruse Bowl. Th e T r o ja n s had an overwhelming advantage In lime of possession and limited the Irish to no first downs and 7 yards In ulfrnse from late In Ihe first quarter lo lair in the third. Uul USC. which had com­ mitted no turnovers In Us last nine quarters entering the game. Iasi lwo fumbles and was in­ tercepted twice In lhr first half lo rail behind 20-7 at halftime. Rodney Pretr'e trid for the Hetaman Trophy received a Jolt. The USC quarterback completed 23 *( 44 lor 22S yards and no touc..a< i~T** *te wa* M.U..T*; L*d twice and had at least five passes batted down at the lln r of scrimmage. Notre H i me plsyci without flanker Rickey Walters and tailback Tony Brooks, aopho mores who were sent home for "repealed Irresponsible tardi­ ness," according to a statement released by Ihe school. Wailrrs led Ihe Irani In rrcrlvlng and Brooks was Us lop rusher this season. Rice helped pick up Ihe slack, rushing 13 times for 86 yatds and completing five of nlnr }Msm-s lor 9 1 yards Florida-FSU: Unique rivalry ■r DAVID CORCORAN Htrtfd corraspondsnt___________ i tatton ta ian aa a am ana a t — nut nf tataaia I tata liaaoMCant. • t i n t) ttlta u t t n p I n I M i n H u u k C a a M fiB ik n Mn M IlM M 1 '*’*!*^ >• »■ ta < a n m il ■uiiHaraaaafaMina tata ttfa •oa aa t aa aa t atu Ha aa ouwu •a w n * * ia ta ta i »a n ta ta •n a « a ta •aa aaaaaaat attiaa m n t a c i a aa i im a a ta ta ia t ttitta ta ta i u a a i« ta •itaaaritaaafntnna pa tmatattat aa i ana ia ta ta i v— umbim ta ta i at r ta • an aa a an na t ata ata t p n a iin n ia t a M M C t o an i m nttitii ta ta ta i «t(t>C« ta ta ) atwna— ta •nnaatitnaatittaaa at imtftatnat aa i bn na ta ta t (tttta ta ta i «tLB«kt <a ■anaatDaaaiataaa m tn iM ita t aa > t t ila ta ta ta t UMMt ta ta I b k itn ia •nnka^anaatatataa IBMtoVa*Tamtoil t aw w p w i l i t n * w > t n ton On lalmatoamt i rwaa am an am* i t * aa *at ta n » V ^ tw Jr> t ia M M M I D a SB i m an fa <a <a i ia ta i m >Ybm » ta u n u P O B a a t iiM M a ouaai&MMMa M fU M flte M •a n aa ta tm i iw > n ia •naaarannaiaiama mn M iia u t ami ta ia ta i m m ta ia TA L L A H A S S E E - How houl •them 'Notes There are very lew places that csplurr the rxrllrmenl and the thrills of college football on a Saturday nlghl like Tallahasaee Florida, especially when Ihe Florida Stale Sentlnotes are the home team and when you add the Florida Gators as your oppo nent. then you have something •perlai There are very few college rlvalitrs tout rttlill that of Ihe Florida-Florida Slate game In past years, tl has everything you want, the color. Ihe pageantry and Ihe excitement Without question II ta ihe social event of the college football season In Ihe t t | i K H M lN a a a»> stuvwiuw m a Mia.vi.aa h tlM M IU •a a n v l >««• tn tin m itM aa U B i fU tatn tc caa a a a tana to* t a n acn.VLuttoatottaa • IB a M B iU rata tccaap truna««wn tat* IV « VL Ba Tat Uato Itata MB (B p iBtoOMtaa ia»B Mtn IM Can tat Bat i ian a a v t a m aa ■aiaatoatai t ito«w laaaaaiw aa ■* tantcutctatoiai • waan And w hen Ihe home learn i a ta acaota iaa vctia aaatta n a K a ta not aui taut* M M taov N M I ibb tan w t 't i a r tan* tot tonM >■ pa MCOUI U B B M t t l nta M t a inot rtvota naa •Ivt ta mai. a n g tt him atacta naa antta naa am tatoBtataa ly O O T lA U . “ ~1 L .V . atraatt twtua i u m ton l i f a l Cat* ri » i n 11 tn m ti t 11 • 11 ■ a it t t i mmm l r • nr to M • It V M M • 11 m » b l i t ■ a mi ta t wmm IIMi la*a«a)«t la st H I K Carl ta l i d n * «IM I 3 'M l ll t i tfltUI t hi aa ia ia i i» n *a ia t Maw <a ■ mi ua •an aat itm mm t iiuuitx* ttatoat i tow na na ia « Ib* >a it 1 m WMi ia •niisatiiniuatutiima na ia ta ta ta ttinaam n a atumiaa ; tarn ia ia ta * omit ia ta 1 ian ia •it n aa r o t aa t inn ma t ntitotata aa ra ta <a ta P — 9mi aat it n ma l it hi nt a>• ua ia ta • (• ra ta ) la ta t __ 4n i is a f n Miatn lim a tomtom i f na ta ta ua ta ta i i tma ia onnaaruiivaTnitiVM „ __ ra ta ta I Imt* <■ >■ I Cwatton ta •itimatitiirratittuaaa tMoatow • to*to* ua ua ta i (m h i m w ta ta I Dw Inn <a •titiaaTitiinatatiiMaM itmuiMta t tm ti mm ta ia t (ton* ra ta 1 Mato ■ itti aa t itti wa I ut» aa I ittitaiiua *- ua. n - IBUB |TV -RADIO itoiTutatvt TlilTIMB | ( t o i l l l i U StoUK las*arrbits an a In t toM B m na na i*a i in*a* ta ta i aaa tom ta •(tnaaronvatitiataa at ta ta t 'rm • tarn >a ta 1 kv •oti aa •ittj ata i van naa Minima TtoTtoat t ' w t i Tn ia ta ia r to irlfi na la I Im * * la •iinnaturinatttititoa spitr an overabundance of lalrni on lit** Semlnoles roster only one Irani stood In thr way Irum FSU reaching the promise land The Miami Hurricanes, who banded Florida Stale's only Umm ui ihr beginning of ttie season 31 0 In 1987 Ihe Semlnoles had Ihelr best team ever going I l - l and finishing third In Ihe Nation aa they defeated Nebrrska tn the Fiesta Bowl At Ih r beginning of the 1988 season FSU was Ihr prr srason favorite In every p ill. Since ihelr o|>rriing game Io m lo UM. ihr Semlnoles have won ten games in a row including a critical mad game against Clrm snn But d r spur Ih r Setnlitotes grral season Il would lake a major miracle lor them lo win Ihe National Chain plonshlp. ihe only thing lhat has eluded Bobby Bowden III Ills 13 years as coach ai Florida Stale Bulldogs whip Tech, 24-3 na M ln t t t n aa • .**».-1. .. ta ta ta • amrndtm ia ta I Z-r*It u D ia •iiti ua r tttJ aa >»*« a t w nttttiwa rm v t i n t i t n aa t Ma aa na ta t aatitf ta ta i M itn la •anaatanwatatuwata tw tm a a ia tntMtttaa aa i im m ta ta ia i •w«a«tnBa aa na t t iiB la IB •itala m atan i a ta out ms H M i T H aa i tmwCkian ia ia ta i n w ion ia ta l '" n B la • n« na a nn •• t ntu aa inttiiata t-tata-iatni win* in a decisive route, which ltie Srm inolra did over llir Gators. It makrs it especially swrel For I hr |m s I several years FSU has hern srriouslv kma king at Chr door In lircomr one of Ihe elite learns In college football They have come close on several ot csakms bnl fallen short In I97tt had ihr brst regular srason record b u l lost In Okalahoma in the Orange Bowl In 1980 the Srminolra again lud a chance but In win Ihr National rhamplonshlp bul again lost in Oklahoma In the Orange tkml. though finishing in Ihr top five Then In the Iasi several years Ihr Semi notes felt It was thetr turn to go after number one The Gators were placed on probra lion and FSU began In pick up blue chip players such as Sam mle Smith of Apopka Bul dr an* imm I< t o t o t a « a w , r is S ut o f ■ SB> tl'toa 19 *Tw >bb 11 to f* I l l a W S a r i b O t o t Is M U to tor* IS taa* *• mm >a« illtt trattll ivnattm III* W M lI M a a a iT tto lta OinMiMMMa* GfwatotBOntto'ta ttmaCttBtnan* i f " ■ n > M l t B i ipa '•WttotBtWto <•■ itimtacaM ••• t n l i f H H i n n ii* U*toanataBto>(top 11a « i bunttoOtri It • to tln n Hrt MM lIII Dm » Ivtt It* i nan taII Into Iw t f m irn lM M II tot a m in (to im t Oh i tonmaTatottot Ip* an ini* tn t i 'i nbn i l n Ma i intoaw OtnaBCwaWMipa t o n l n t t o B <pa Carp*''tin B*npr Urn ttn Mai t o t o n t t o n n ipa f W u t t 't m ip a ItoDaptoCaupto ipn la lia w ip a s a i f M aritat t w v u m• m 4' mm u V f» it • ■ R • P «• mr «• r» • ■ 1 f p* 0 ••m 11 0 I D t* IM 1t 1 * 0*4* • 14 « • MMMNWhl1 1 11 « 14 lottottototo M i 1 fi Ito 11*1111 u t • 1 Itooto 1) 1 » If VfamMtr • II 4 h •? i n V u 0 • B r m• n i« • ») tranaithn iM t n ln t iH few fta A to n t|l K aHSCto1 !* NTjmrtBMtiCtT.lt a ftp** itt* ucuMta MM D n a tU b a vltn • »H * OntotUtoMlpi NtolGIWItB p* i n « 14 1 n « i i it » « 1 V* i » t » I « i tf • It M| *} * •• *0« Wttf 1 II ^4 »»4 •M «v i«*Nrt fH Mm iBm m U • t«MP • I t 0 QhM c 1 II 1 tf «V lisfi tot * •wt ton lllit o lt lM t o lf * at atraatt aoctl t u t«wt (Mat ill I n awtiptotina Ml t t-M Ml I t-M tolliT 'n n t B*Cn|l*MIK*rttt«t tot IMtoB-toll-toMfO) 111 uian iMUn Inakw til tonm i il i n «*> it II u t OBti I w t toil (Oaf I i IacI Mm*i u a a* IGmatt a tot Into M pm tow MwICManta *ttpi i a-ia « a a-rr a> » -* IN t n r-»-t i - t i i-a t t-ai »-i i-i t-a i-a a a an m tUtalMG - tottMHJtoMto till. 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Ga W a y n e Ihe srason. leaving him Iwo shy J o h n s o n passed fo r o n e of the SEC single season record G ro rg la . w h ich w ill play touchdown and art up another and defensive tackle W yrlllfr Michigan Stair In lire Galnr Itnwl Lovelace srorrd on an intercep­ In Jacksonville. Fla Jan I. tion return Saturday lo lead wound up Its regular season 8 3 Gator Bowl-hound Georgia to a Georgia Tech, which tuts bralrn 24-3 trium ph over Georgia Tech only one l-A opponent over Ihr and hand V ln rr Dooley his |u%! Iwo s e a s o n s wound up 3-8. Geiagla T r t b never got to side 2<XXh coaching victory. Dooley, finishing his 26lh Ihr Georgta 35 until the closing s e a s o n a n d dean o f th e moments of the flrsl half when S o u t h e a s t e r n C o n fe r e n c e tire Yellow Jackets, sparked by a roaches, now has a record of 30 yard run by Jerry Mays, 200-77-10 while averaging righi made II lo Ihr Bulldogs’ 20 brlorr i‘aimer klckrd Ills Held wins per season Johnson, completing 14 ol 24 goal The Yellow .lackrls got inside posses for 168 yards, llu r w a 5-yard T D slrtkr lo fullback Georgia territory only once In Keith Henderson on lire opening Ihr second half, driving lo Ihr play of the final quarter Ilia Bultdrtgs' 20 midway Ihrough 22-yard pass lo John Thom as Ihr final qu.irirr, only In run oul set up T im Worley's 3-yard T D of downs T s m c m s c 14. Vanderbilt 7 run 4 49 Into Ihr aetnnd quartet NASHVILLE Term - Keilb Th r Dulldogs Ird 10-3 at ihe hall with John Kasay ol Georgia Davis i arrlrd 25 limes lor 162 having klckrd a 46-yard Held yards and one touchdown Sal goal In Ihe first quarter and imlav lo give Tennessee a 14 7 Thomas Palmer of Georgia Tech Southeastern Conference win kicking a 43-yarder with I I over Vandrrhlll In thr season ftnalr for thr rrnss-statr rivals seconds left before Intermission Tennessee, which trailed 7 6 Lovelace wldrncd Georgia s lead lo 17-3 live minutes inio Ihr at haltllme. went ahead 12 7 third quarter when hr picked nil Willi 8 05 tell In Ihr ihird quarter a Todd Ramplry pass at the on Davis' 5-yard run T h r senior Trch 33 and rarrd unimpeded tallhark carried 9 limes for 59 yards during ihe 67-vard T D down llie Irfl sideline. Jo h n s o n c o m p lrlrd three drive lint Vandrrhlll slopped Ills passes for 50 yards d u rin g run (or Ihr two point conversion. The Volunteers look a 14-7 Georgia's 65-yard drive lo u 24-3 lead, including a 35-yardrr to Iruil on a safely four minutes light end Kirk Warnrr who gm later when Vandrrhlll crn lrr Ihe Iasi 20 of lhal with some John Short s snap sailed over punier Jeff Owen s head Into Ihr end rone Vandrrhlll. which finished 3 8 overall and 2 5 in ihr SEC. nrvrr threatened in Ihr second half In sultertug Its fifth straight loss It was the fifth straight win for Tennessee. 5-6 nverall and 3-4 In the SEC Tennessee took a 641 lead w ilh 5 12 Irfl In the llrsi hall by driving aa yards In I I iplays against a 36-mph wind Mississippi 33. Miss. Stats 0 J A C K S O N . M itt Mark Young threw lor 334 yards and three touchdowns Saturday lo power Mississippi past cross slate rival Mississippi Stale 3.1 6 In ihr season finale lor I miII i trams Ole Mis*. 5 6. look advantage of lour turnovers and a blocked punt to break open a close game With Mississippi up 9 6 In Ihe Ihird quarter Drwayne Amos hhH'hrd a punt to give the RrlM-|s Ihr hall al thr Mississippi Slate 43 Two plays Idler. Young threw 43 yards to Pal Coleman lo pul the Keitels up 16 6 latter in Ihr quartrr. Keitel IlnrlMcker Reggie Parrott In­ tercepted a Tony Shell pas* and relumed II In the Ole Mis* 45 T h e H r h r ls d r o v r lor I h r louchdown In eight plays, with Young throwing 13 yards In Willie Green for Ihr score The T D pass was Ihe 31st ol Young's carrrr. lying an Ole Miss record sliarrd by Archie Manning and Kent Austin Bryan Gwen added a 26-yard Held goal In the Hn.il period Auburn upends’Bama Unltad F rs s s Inlsrnatlanal BIRMINGHAM. Ala. — No. 7 Auburn used a stingy drfense and a big play itllm-a- lo forge a 15-10 v ic to ry over No 15 Alabama F'rtday and cam Its second straight trip In thr Sugar Bowl. Vinct-nt Harris scored on a I yard plunge. Win Lyle kicked Iwo field goals and Auburn's defense chipped In a safety to lead thr Tigers lo Ihr victory. Auburn. 10-1 overall and 0-1 in the Southeastern Conference, finished the regular season In a lie with No. 17 LSU fur the SEC title, hut will represent the conference in the Sugar Bowl against Florida Slate because of Ihelr higher ranking "We didn't play too pretty, hut we rame away with ihe victory." Auburn Coach Pal Dye said. "Th ey kept It close, hut I’ve goi to hr m ig h ty proud of our foot bull team fur doing wliat II had to do. "1 think you saw some real highs tonight from frrci-lvrr) L a w y e r T illm a n and (quarterbackI Reggie Slack and some big plays from our de­ fensive folks. This game 1* one lhat If you have any thorough­ bred in you. It will crrtululy come o ut." Alabama. 7 3 overall and 4-3 In Ihe SEC. faces Texas AAM next week in us final regularseason game and will play Army In Ihe Sun Bow! The Tide scored on a 20 yard Held goal by Philip Doyle In ihe lirsl quarter umt a 12 -yard pas* from Smith to Greg Payne late tn the lourth quarter "We just didn't quite execute well in the rhitrh and It cost us the game," Alalhima Coach Hill Curry said "Th e thing that was so damaging in us was Auburn's ability lo rush our |M**rr al crucial times. They have an outsianding fooiltull learn — one of Ihe besl I've ever coached against." Auburn's defense, which held Alabama to on ly 12 yards rushing, gave ihe Tiger ollrnse a hand when defensive tackle Ron Stallworth sacked David Smith In the end zone in ihr first quarter. Stallworth hud lour of Auburn s six sucks In ihe gumr. Harris's louchdown cupped a seven-play. 77-yard drive with 2:55 Irfl In Ihr third quartrr. Key pluys in thr drive Included u 53-yard bomb from Krgglr Slack to lawyer Tillman to Ihr T ld r 33 and a questionable 12-yard completion in Freddy Weygand near the houndury al ihr 1-yurd line "I thought tonight wus his finest h o u r .” D v r said of Tillman "He comes up with big plays when we atnolulrly have 10 have them. You Jusi ilirow il up und he goes and gets II." Alabama scored lo make II 15-10 on Payne's T D reception, which rapped u six play. 89 yard drive with 3:23 left. Ilul Auburn recovered the sultsequenl onside kirk und run oul Ihr dock to secure Ihe victory. Auburn look a 3-0 lead with 11 25 IrH In the first quarter on a 25-yard Lyle Held goal to cup a 46-yard drive In right plays. Ahiliiima nnswrred with u nmc play. 63 yard drive, lying Ihr wore al 3-3 on a 20-yard Doyle Held goal with 7:44 tell In the quarter. T h e T ig e rs d ro v r to t lie* Alabama 6 on llir next serlrw. bul Willie Wyait forced a fumhlr by A u b u rn lullh ack S la cy Dunlry und Churlrs Gardner recovered lor Ihe Tldr. Three plays later, however, Stallworth sackrd Smith while trying lo |mi*s from Ihe end zone und Auburn led 5-3 with 3:18 left In Ihr first quarter. Auburn look Ihe free kick after Ihe safely cm Us own 43 and moved 51 yards In 10 plays to Ihe Tide 6. where Lyle klckrd a 22-yard field goal lo put llir Tigers ahead 8-3 with 134)2 left In the half. �I Sanlofd Hsrsld. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. November 27, t96S — SB UCF destroys Baptist Lady Semlnoles take Rotary title Herald correspondent ORLANDO — Semlnoles Lady 'Nolra had Tour player* In double figures with Shen! Reddicks p o u rin g In 22 p o in ts and crashing the boards lor 15 re* bounds to lead a 70*57 champi­ onship win over the m urh sm aller Cocoa Reach Lady M ln u trm e n In the R o ta ry Thanksgiving Tournament at the University of Central Florida in Saturday before 401 fans Seminole, which went through the tournament with m a lic play at times, came together and dominated thr Inside with se­ niors Chrmta GllchrUt and l.U Long both banging the hoards for 10 rebounds apiece and scoring 12 and 14 points, respec­ tively. Senior point guard Adrian lllllsman sank 15 |m>i m * of her own and dished out IO assists to pate the Lady Tribe After squeaking by county rival Lake Howell llie day before. 61-50. the lady Semlnoles came out on (Ire against Cocoa Reach Reddicks went to work right away as the Lady Semlnoles game plan was evident — Red­ dicks Iri the inside Reddicks scored the game s first six points and Seminole built an early 11-0 lead Cocoa Reach came bock with a three point Itombardmenl. Th* Lady Mlnutrmen h‘i 10 three- point field goals snd 12 Iwopolnl field goals on the night to - v p the lardy Semlnoles on their feet, (.ending the 3-point attack was sophomorr Janet Novgrrn who sank four three pointers and had u gauit high 23 points “ T h a t w as a v e ry good ballclub," Seminole head coach John McNamara said “ They started pressing and Hint hurt us a little, hut their thrre jmlnl shooting was unbelievable *’ So amazing was the Lady Mlnulrrnen's shunting that aftrr trailing 11-0. they battled track to only be down by lour alter thr first period However, the l-ady 'Nnlrs ram r storming right lu rk In the second and built a 30 29 lead on the shooting of Hillsrnan and Koscia Krimon After the Intermission, thr two trams tvattlrd track and forth, bill L in g got hot. scoring sis of hrt |minis and *raslilng the glass for five hoards Hillsrnan also was scorching as she dished out six assists and scorrd on a three {mint play In ihr latlrr (ran of the period to pul the LadyTribe up 56-45 at lire end ol three “ When they starird hitting those three |M>mir(s we put Liz at a m a n on m an a n d a d ia m o n d ." McNamara said "Tha t started In shut them down Adrian Is thr real kry to our learn though Everyone ■ y CH U C K BUROBBB Herald correspondent Lake Howell's Tanya Lewis 100) reaches in on Sem inole’s Adrian Hillsrnan during Rotary Tournament action on Friday After getting by played well and I'm proud of all of them " Hillsrnan. who along with Long and MVP of the louma merit Reddicks made thr alltournament team, ram r through Ui the llnal prrlod with driving layup* and steals lo secure the game. "We were llrrd up for this game aller the game with Lake Howell.’’ lllllsman said "Sherri Lake Howell on Friday, the Lady Semlnoles detailed Cocoa Beech tor the championship and I played together all summrr long, so we kind ol know what rach o( us Is doing out there It frets good to win this tournament We've never even made it to the finals twlorr so this is rrally good " T h r reason Hillsrnan and Ihr rest ol thr Lady Nolrs were especially happy was that they tiarrly got by the Lady Silver Hawks the day before. Lady Hawk Jennifer Drown, who was a ls o n a m e d to t h r a l l tournament tram, drilled four three pointers and had a team high 21 point* In the 61-59 loss Reddicks led the Lady 'Nolrs wnh 19 polnis. Hillsrnan added 16. and Long dished in 11 to round out Ihr scorers In double digits Tunsil, Lakewood shine at cla ssic By MARK BLVYIMI Herald sport» writer nrrltng on 3-5 Ih rrr point atIrm pls In Ihr opening hall and scoring 12 points Iteforr Ihr Intermission I’ryton finished with a tram high 17 points as she linlshrd with a tournament high four three pointer* In the game Peyton also ram r up with six steal* and handrd out five assists lor the laidy Hornets Likrwood advanced to the llnal* wllh a 56 46 win over Miami Carroll City High School Tunsil again scored 21 |M>mt*. pulled down nine rrbounds and handed out flvr assists Dm* added I I polnl* with Rowe nr I ling 10 Candrnre Johnson Irrl Miami with righl [mint* a* d r a in Mosley contributed *l» Melanie Johnson. Nauslta Reese. Tracey Rradtry. Krirtta Givens and Ha/rl Jackson all added four [Mtinis Mosley added lour steals and hliM krd lour shots while running Ihr Lady t hirls olfrnsr Greenville worked themselves Into (he llnal with a sluing surge of It* own In thr second hull lo brut Like Mary 62-31 T h r L id ) Hornet* led 22-20 al Ihr hail lieforr pulling together an IH-I third quarter run to pull away for ihr victory ORLANDO - The University of Crnlral Florida Ltdy Knights o p e n e d up th e ir 196 6 89 basket trull season In si vie by destroying the visiting Lady lilies of ILiJillsl College 9H 67 In thr lirsi round ol ihc Rotary Thanksgiving Tournament ui UCF In front of 601 fans The Lady Knights weir led by 5'5" guard llrlndu G rrrti who bad a learn high 17 point* and Junior rn llrg r transfer Kelly llradlrv who added 16 [M>lnls and 10 rebounds Junior guard Korle Kernmer poured In 11 and se n ior gu ard Stark W e lc h pumped In 10. A lte r both teams trad ed buckets on thrlr lltst three possessions, ih r game was. for all practical purjatses, over The L id y Knights pimped all over Ihe Lady Rues fix’ a 17-0 run and a quick 23-6 lead Green was all over the courl with her strong movrs to thr glass und her quick hands on the defensive rnd “ We came Into the season looking In Iniprmr In all areas of Ihe game." head UCF mentor Reverty Knight said “ We looked quicker, stronger, and better than we did List year. We did everything rigln We executed when wr had in and we shot ihr ball very well Everyone gnl a little playing time and now I've got a happy hunch " Every member of Ihr Lady Knight squad conlrlbulrd on thr oflrnslvc rnd .is rarh a th lrlr scored al least two points How ­ ever. the kry on this night was Ihr Ltd y Knight * performuru r at thr stripe. Al halftime. Ihr UCF hoopslrn* were 20 of 26 from Ih r frre ihmw line and 12 of 33 from the field T h r closes! Ihc lardy Hues could gel was 17 and that was late ui Ih r first half Try in g to overcome the nightmare season Ihry rncounlrrrti Iasi year, ihr lastly Knights kept pressure on ihr hall all night long, worked the tkall around on offense, and had great shot selection In de­ feating ILipllsl "I'm really happy lo gel off lo a good start alter last, year’s unbearable season." K n lg h l said " I wouldn't wish lh a f kind of season on anyone. We Jum want to come mil and have fun and make things more In-arable wtih some wins m the win column. We've got to tine tune some things, hui I was happy with lonighl's perloriiiimcc." Alter busting hxise lor a 44-27 hallllme lead. Ihe Ltdy Knights went right lo work In llie second hall. Rradley came out and lut Ihc llrst bucket ol Ih r hull, followed by a Green driving layup where site w.is fouled Green converted the three [xilni play and Ihe Lady Knights stretched their lead lo 75-51. Green hit another shot and then the substitutions came. One after unolhrr the Lady Kntghls look to the court, anil one afler another ihey scored Krmmer got hot in Ihe middle of Ihe half wllh four points and s o p h o m o re S h u n n o n K in g scored five of her eight points In the second half. " Ih e one thing I like about this team Is we have a lot of depth." Knight said “ That was evident In how many people L A K E M ART Lakewood High School came up with a third quarter surge, led by llie play of point guard Nrcolr Tunsil. lo powrr by C.rrrnsvillr Mississippi, 54 -in. in ibr Dual* of eighth annual Lady Sunshine liuskrttiull Tournament at l-akr Marv High Si bool Likrwond. 2-0 and our ol thr lop ranked teams in class 3A. used Its strong inside game to overpower the laidy Homri* Greensville lell lo I-1 and will return home numnnniw Tunsil. a 6-1 blur chip guard, d isp la ye d an awesome all armmd game as she [M im ed In a game-high 21 polnis pulled down a game high 14 rebound* and handed out a game high right assists lo go along with lour steals and Ih rrr blocked shots to lead Likcwood to the I'liamptonshlp The lardy Spartans owls* ored Qrrrnsvlllr. 10-3. In the third period in overcome a six poim intermission delecli and lake a •even point lead 41-34. aller Ihrrr [irrtodsnf play Tunsil was aided by the Inside play of 6-1 Lynda Rowe who Jacqueline Hargrove led the ronirlbuted 14 points and nine way for Ihe Lady Hornets with a rbounds for Lakewood I’rln game-high 21 points und a game -ess Dray, a 6-2 monster, added high 11 rebounds. Peyton added rlx rebounds with freshman 14 points with a pair of three t’uamln Smith uddlng seven point field goals, handed out six NstM esawey i w s i points and five blocked shots assists and iainr up wllh seven Lakewood • Nicola Tunall makes a scoop mova lo the nation, paved I ha way in Lakewood's victory Greenville ram r out strong steals. Aretha Williams added tha hoop in Saturday's Lady Sunshino Classic at over Qraanvilla, Miss with guard Gerald Peyton con- nine polnis and four rrbounds to Laks Mary High Tunsil. ons of tha lop players In aid In the Greenville victoryTara Jackson lrd Lakr Mary with 11 points and live re­ bounds. Tnidlr Roundtree and Hcathrr Gleason curb added six polnis. Gleason added six steals and three assists for the Lady Intermission trailing 47-45. the victory. By JIM RICKBNBACKBK p la y e d to n ig h t. Rams Although the visitors connected curly "I think our kids deserved a good fate." Herald correspondent from three-point range and finished ihr said Rollins coach Tom Kinsman “ With first half with 6 of 13 from the three-point our elfort and hustle throughout the W INTER PARK - Rollins, behind the urea, the Tars wound up connecting on 6 game we deserved to come out on top. Wc early second half shooting of senior Dan of 7 from long range For thr guinc. they accomplished what we werr trying to do. Wolf and the late free throw shooting of finished with 7 of 6. Ecksiclu hit 3 of 3 1 told our khls that If wc did thr right sophomote Scott Marlin, rallied lor to und Wolf 3 of 4 and Martin mudr his only thing* ihut good thing* would happen lo defeat Randolph Macon iVa ). 90-64. In LICENSED - FULLY INSURED - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED attempt. From ih r frre throw line. Rollins us the Tars' season opener beforr 451 fan* Connected on 27 of 33 compared lo • COMPLETE TREE SERVICE at Envarl Alumni Flrldhousr. "We hud adversity before the game Randolph-Macon’s 6 of 6 • FREE ESTIMATES • STUM P GRINDING even starird." added Klusmun. "Todd Wolf hit two. 10-foot Jumpers Insldr the llowdrn led all scorers with 24. con­ Murphy got Injured during practice on first two minutes of Ih r second half on his • 24 HR. ANSWERING SERVICE necting on 6 o i l 1 fmm ihrrr-point land. Thursday and Scott Martin turned his way lo a tram-high 20 points, but It was Rovd contributed 17 points as did Pat ankle Friday. We're playing wllh guys CONTACT Terry North's paaa to Greg Eckstein tha! Holland, who did not play high school who may not lie starting otherwise, but PETE OR gave the Tars their llrst lead. 51-49. with Phone basketball al OrMutha Catholic In TERRY ECHOLS they're making ihr most of their oppor­ 16:03 lell to play. IF NO ANSWER 321-7694 Maryland. tunity. Once wc get everyone hrullhy, Rollins oulscored the Yellow Jackets. we're going lo lie a very good ballclub." "I frit wc needed In put pressure on the 130. In a slx-mlnulc span midway What pleased Klusmun the most was perimeter In the second half." Kinsman through Ihr second hall lo stake a 73-59 the way Ih r Tars dealt with adversity said. "I told Ih r kids Ihry had to get out udvaniagr. Typical of the Tars' trumwork early In the contest. there, hut I didn't Irrl that they IlianIn was the way the scoring was evenly dolph-Macunl could keep up that pace distributed In forging thrlr lead. Todd The Yellow Jackets came out firing on llnmi long range)." Murphy. Andy Holman. Cameron Forbes, all cylinders. Todd llowdrn nulled his Mike Reeves. Wolf. Martin and Eckstein third thrre-potnlrr of the game wllh only all contributed |>olnts In Rollins' second Exciting 13 Gan^ . Handolph-Mucon connected on 6 ol 15 five inlmitrs elapsed lo |>ro|>cl ihr visitors half comrbark. from ihrrr-pnint range in (lie second hall. Ever) Monday • Salu’day lo a 15-4 cushion. Rowdcn malnlanrd his Ilntshlng with l4of2ti lor ihr game hot shooting .is hr nulled his fount) Rundolph-Macon (4-1). h Division II Rollins return* lo union Wednesday Matinees * on**™U"g *9 8 9 three-pointer lo Up Rundolph-Macon'* Independent which luid beaten Eckerd by night at 7:30 at home against Flagler Now thvu lanuaty 1®» lead lo 20-9. 25 points and Sulnl Leo by 11 earlier Ibis College und also hosts Division I Western week, got an NI1A three-polntrr from Trailing. 25-14. with 11:46 left lit the Mlrhlgun Dec. 5. Charles Doyd to narrow the gup lo 65-64 find half, the Tars went to work. Forbes with 16 seconds remaining. slipped Inside and Woll followed with Meanwhile. Ihr Lady Tars opened thrlr M A H lH IN f. I**IN T Ml back-to-back three-pointer* lo narrow the oil c an b e t on i t ’ i* i Hi s ii r h x season with an H5-69 victory over Hut Martin, who fill II of 12 frre deficit to 25-22. Chcyncy Slate H’a.) Senior forward Kim | ||,HIM (.AMI S throws In the last lour and a half Taytlen, selected as a Finn Team AllRowdcn. though, hit his fifth threeminutes, was deliberately fouled and a AlIV ASCI rt Al.l MINI. America last year by the American pointer In us many attempts lo give the technical was called on Rondolph-Mucon 01*1 NS A I I A M Women’s Sporl* Federation. [Miurcd In u Jackets a 42-34 cushion toward Ihr ends coach Hal Nunnalty. Marlin made all four game-high 30 polnis Sophomore ccnirr of Ihr half. Eckstein, who finished with free throws with 15 seconds left und Leslie Hudson und senior forward Ellrrn made another free throw two seconds 14 points, nulled o three-pointer wllh five Tobin combined for 23 points. seconda left, allowing Rollins to enter later (o finish with 17 points and secure R o llin s o p e n s w ith 90-84 triu m p h “ Let The Professionals Do It” ECHOLS' TR EE SERVICE, INC. 323-2229 3 a F # / j/ # / «f iia u \ iv - �iT r f -^ r irrT- t 4 B — Sanford Hm M , Sanford, Florida — Sunday. NevwnMr 77, m Brantley- Pats a class act __________ HaraMoonsspondont A LTA M O N TE Th e true mark of a champion la wlien you win with data. Bui very few can win and loae wllh class. Th e Lake Brantley Patriot* football team la one of Ihoae who can. Momenta after the Palrlota heart breaking 34-33 loaa at the handa of the Lake C ity Columbia T l f e n Friday night In the Re­ gio n SA-3 title gam e at a jammed Tom Storey Field, the fana. players and coaches were all thinking of not whal this team has done for IS M , but whal can we do In the future? First, let's ta lk about the Patriots fans. T h e y should be conmended for their tremendous support of th e ir team this season. Headed by Boaster Club president Dennis Weston, they were with the team all the way this year, arln o r lose. But they were alto there when head coach Fred Almon went through 1-9 seasons In 19SS-8S. to It's great that the 'Pats fana can bask In the glory. And w hen the game arms over, they gave their learn a standing ovation for the gusty effort they gave. Also, we have to Up our hats off to the Lake Brantley football i i w Not for the h**« that they lost a football game Friday night, but for the fart that not many people believed the Palrlota would even go this tar. except th e p la y e r s a nd e o a rh e a themselves. Th e re la no question that Alm on did a great job coaching his team to a District 5A-4 title Ithelr first ever) this year, but Alm on has pul together a group of top notch assistants, led by defensive coordinator C a ry Sm ith and running back coach Kevin Whitaker. It was by their efforts, the many hours that they spent working with this tram day tn and day out that they made them Into a winner. A n d we ca n't forget the players, especially the senior* P la y e rs like Mall M ille r. M i c h a e l D a n t r r r , D a v id Williams. John Valantsis. Tam M eyrrrr. These were tome of the 30 sen tors that played thrtr (Inal game for the Patriots and they feel that this Is just the brgtning for the Patriot* And they also fell It was great that they got a little taste of the playoffs this year. But the Palrlota want more And that's how you build tradi­ tion. and tvinning programs, you're never saslfied with the past, you always try to reach for even higher goals M M Sf to— awwaSs Lafs Brantley's Clint Johnson motors down field while s Lake City defender looks Ip make the play. The Patriots pul up a iremaodous fight Friday And It won’t Ire easy for Lake Brantley lo repeat as dlsrtrt rhamp*nrxl year. As trams likr Lake Mary. Lakr Howell. Lym an, Drtand and Oviedo (who jump* from 4A to 5A next rear) will all be ready to knock off the Patriots Lake llanfley alio Inara their entire starting offensive line to gralua nlpht again* lha ninth ranked Tigers, falling |ust short, 34-33 lion. But the Patriot* m u m several outstanding playrrw. in e lu d in g q u s t e r b a r k C lin t Johnson and running bark Elroy D antrrr. so the Palrlota would tw­ in good hands T h e Lakr Brantley Pat riot* football tram had to overcome m a n y obstacles to become champions this year From their emotional win at Lake Mary to thrtr stunning k m at Honor the following week, and then with their barks against ihr wall they ‘ rat Lym a n for the district rnnrn at l.v iiu n They Icandled everything wllh class and dignity That a how llcey will tie rrncemtwred. a true <hampton with t Uua Martin County mows down Trojans, 33-13 Hm M Coneapondent STU A R T — Evans acoullng reports entering Friday night’s Region 5A-3 contest focused on Martin C ounty quarterback A aro n Davis, spill end Henry Hasten and fullback Rondal Jones. Sophomore halfback J D Lewis didn't figure to give the the third ranked Trojans headaches, finishing the regular season w ith 183 yards and tw o touchdowns. Leads, reportedly better at basketball than football, gave Evans' drfrnar fils, racking up I 12 yards and three touchdowns on 10 carries lo rush the Tigers (10-11 past the Trojans IIO -ll before 3,701 fans at Tiger Stadium and ^m ^FtM ay's Section 3 contest against Actually. Evans accomplished every­ thing Coach Bill Gierke wanted with the exception of having a great defensive game. The Trojans, unbeaten for the first time In the regular season since 1979. kept pace offensively in the first half. Adolf M lu ell. a ju n io r tailback, amassed 100 yards and a TD on 14 carries. And sophomore quarterback Quentin Smith, starting In piarr of record breaking Dale Brewer (out with monol. did a good )ot> running the offense (onshlrrlng le d taken only 13 snaps the entire srasoti Smith hit senior wide out Horace Copeland on a 17 yard touchdown p u t over Ihr middle to t ap a 14j>lay. 73 yard drive and tie the score, 1313. 35 seconds brforr halftime, giving the Trojans added confidence and quieting the predominantly partisan c r o w d Copeland kept the drive alive, picking up a bubbled punt snap *nd scampering four yards on fourth-and two at Evans 45. Ml**rll accounted for Evans oilier score, sprinting 34 yard* rarlv in the Oviedo IB total offense and committed just one turnover, wllh 190 yards on the ground and 133 In Ihe air. "We always start off trying lo make the run go and supple mem wllh ihe ( m m ." offensive coordinator Ken Kroog said "Their defense was designed lo slop ihe run. thal's why we threw as much as we did They had Ihe goal line defense with the safeties up and we tried lo take advantage of It. We felt going In we could throw ihe ball on them and Mall (Blanton) did a good job throwing Ihe ball." While Oviedo had a productive offensive ga m e . Ihe Gators managed Jusl 169 total yards and lumrd the ball over four limes Senior l l n r b a r k r r Willie I'auldo spearheaded Ihe defense wllh 15 tackles, four for loss of yardage, and he also stole ihe ball from a Land O' Lakes running luck to uccount for one of Ihe lumoveni. Land O' Lakr* first turnover of Ihe night was perluqt* Its most costly. On the opening kickoff. Ihr Gators' return man took a vicious hit from Ih r Lions' kick learn, roughed up the ball and Frank Dla* recovered for Oviedo at the Land O ' Lakes 34 yard line. After a loss of right on first down, quarlrrbtick Mull Blanton scrambled for seven yards and Rodney Thom (won. who missed much of the year due lo Injury, came up wllh the big play of ihe drive when he broke loose on u quick trap for 19 yurds and a first down a! the 16. Dla*. who ran 24 limes for 102 yards. Ihen went for five yurds up Ihr middle on Ihr next play and hr gol Ihe call again on second down. This lime, Ihr Gators' defrnsc plugged up Ihe middle, bul Diaz showed he not only can run over, but outrun defenders as he boltrd around le ft end f o r a n 1 1 -y a rd touchdown. E ric Dullmeyrr's lnl after gave the Lions a 7-0 id wllh 9:14 left in ihe opening quarter. The trams traded turnover* late In the first period as ihe scorr remained the same, bul Oviedo managed to gel some­ thing nut of the third Land O' lukt-s lurnover of the half. Alter Barry Coleman recovered G second period to tie the score. 7-7. He picked up another 39 yards on six carries in ihe 13-play. 73-yard drive "W e had a good chance si halftime but they adjualed and made us throw the ball." Gierke said. " T h e bottom line ts 1 knew for us lo win are had to Iwve a great game defensively and score at least 20 points We almost arored 30. but are didn't get it done deteiwively In the m -< mid half "B u t I don't want to say anything negative against o u r team- T h a t wouldn't be s fair re fieri Ion of our Whal Martin County did. outside of Evans' first drive of the second half, was give linebackers' Jerome Harris and .Johnnie Hell Ihe responsibility of shut­ ting down Ml*fell on the draw (day. " I thought we could move ihr ball, but m y main concern waa stopping them ." said Marlin County Coach Hill Cubit, a former DCF assistant under Lou Saltan and the ma'.n m an behind Martin County's n*r lo prominent r the last three srSCcns "A t halftime, i thought the defense hadn't been playing well ami needed to pick up Ihetr intensity kv el Tha t they d id . hut fit a* E va n s engineered a promising drive Taking Ihe second half ktrkuft the Trojan* marched to Martin County's 211 brlocr Hrll sacked Smith for a *n yard lo s s on t h i r d a n d s l* F a c in g fount) and 12. Mi**rll caught a w rren pass that was slopped a yard shy of first down On Ihr Initial drive, Copeland turned a reverse Into 19 yards and M irirll followed wllh a 20 yard burst After that poMrsslon Ih r Trojans totaled minus eight yard* on seven carries And Sm**h mmplrtrd no pasar* in seven atlrmpla Meanwhile Martin County's offense graduallv gained momentum at the last second by Harris to give the Tigers (heir first regional playoff win in eight yews. "If lhal pass had rome down a second qutrkcr we'd of won the game." Almon said "W e had the right play called, things Just didn't workout." Ilranltey had Just taken the lead when tlm v Ikm Uler scored on a one-yard run with 0:13 t‘> play. The Patriot defense then staged on of its best efforts of the night only lo go in vain. On a first and Irn play Bennett dropped bark and (Iraniley’< John Sabol came In on a safety blllr Sabol pounded Bennett who apparently fumbled the football, tire ruling, though, war ■n Incomplete ( h im stm e lien nett's arm moved forward The defense then staved off twn passes before giving op s Irn yard run to Harris who gave new Ilf lo Ihr Tigers who thru went and scored the game winning touchdown Columbia came mil strong 111 the set o ik I hall and liarked si IlMHigh li may (nil l lie game away when man tied all the way in ihr Ilranltey Ih rrr yard line The Tigers weir aided hy Iwti untimely prnalne* on Ihe drive Ilia! allowed thrm tn pk-h up vital firs* down La kr Cl«y (inundrd the lull down In Ihe Ihrre before a hobbled pilch moved II twill lo the right llrantley's defense stiffened and! Kdgr missed a 23 vani field goal attempt Brantley look over at the 20 and looked as it*nigh It would go all Ihe way H nntlry used the running of its three well known tiarka. who all rushed for IOO yards or murr ami moved Ihe ball lo Ihr four yard line On fourth and two from Ihe tlx Almon elected lo go lor Ihr first down and came up two Inches short Johnson led Ihr way n* the I'alrtots running attack that racked up 414 yards .Johnson Iin i*hrd with 180 on 13 carries Kln*v fkmtrler p»rhrd up 110 on N carries while Mike Danlrler added IOO on ninr carries llraniley managed lo come up wllh a I ih m h ritrw n lair In Ihe third quartrr In regain Ihr lead of Ihe bailgamr After Johnson tossed an Intrtrrptkwi John U*a came up wllh a fumble .at the I tgrr 10 yard line Mike Unit/In needed two plays lo gel Into Ihe | rmlrone and added a two pnint MHivrrskUl to give Hie PalrM* a 27 21 lead PREP F O O TB A L L ROUNDUP a Gator fumhir. the Lkm* took over at their own 20 and pul together a tong scoring drive keyed by arverui big play* Tile first big play was a six-yard ( mss on third and llvr from Blanton lo rreelver Charles Warner for u llrwl down at the Oviedo 45 Th e play that pul (hr Lions In buxines* came on a second down from live 4N when Hlutiion loutul Chad Dunran down ihr led sideline for a 39-van! gain th.H turned Into a 45 yard jm kup when Ihe Galorx wrrr called for a lair hit on Dunran Thai gave the Lkms a first down al Ih r 19 and they got as far as ihr 11 brforr being burkrd up by a procedure penally. D u llm ryrr then came in and nailed .■ 33-yard field goat to pul the Lions up. 104). with 35 seconds left tn Ihe half Oviedo broke Ihr game w id e open on II* first possession of thr second half Aflrr taking the klrkoff. Ih r Lions called mi I.OOO-yard rusher Dl.i* amt he responded w-|1h rims of seven und 11 yards to get the Util lo midfield lllanlon and Duncan then hooked up again on another long sideline pas* This one was tipped by Ihr kind O' Lakes defender, hul Duncan was able lo liaul II In and darned pusl the remaining would hr ladder* (or a 50-yard scoring strike For Ihe ga m e . D u n ra n caught five passe* for M2 yard* Ih illm ryrr added Ihe P AT lo give ihe Lion* a 17-0 lead. Although stunned. the Uglor* didn't run uwuv wllh thrtr lull between their legs Just yet. though lauul O' Luke* (lulled within 17-6 wllh 17 seconds Irlt In ihr quarter on an eight-yard T D (mss from Bill Younl In Kirk Peterson. Mind O' Lukes had a chance to p u ll closer as li took over possession early 111 Ihe lour III period, hul ihr Oviedo defense rose lo the occasion and forced a (Hint aflrr llvr play* Speaking of carving thing* up. the Lion* would have to slice Friday'* gatnr kill Into akn it 40 pieces. About 35 chunks for the pluyrrs. a frw for llic coaches a n d a c o u p le go l » t h e cheerleader* and fans. It was another line all around showing, hy ihe peoplr from Oviedo. 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Pallet Patting rardt Punt* Fumbtvt'atl Pfnatlot ,ardt Laka City Laka SranHay H a M t M W 4 t>4W I I C to ant 0 iao n* 1» oa LB 10 4k 414 « » ! sr in >1 111 Sal 1 11 t 11— M 11 t 1 0-11 Ha.aid fsata kf lama Lake Brantley H ig h cheerleader Leslie Butler. LA K E S R A N TIET t Daninar 1 run H ^ a d kakl LA K E C ITY -MarrltkOrtm IMarrlt r*ml LA K E S S A N TL IV - Johnkan n run IkKk Ial tad I LA K E C ITY - Harr 111 run (run la.ladl LA K E BRANTLEY - J— nt— » rim (run lalMI LA K E C ITY - Wllllamt IS pat* Iron* Barmatt IldfatW kl LA KE BRANTLEY — M D— Ti— f run IW D— II— runl LA K E C ITY - Camiw lr*m (EdgakWkl LA K E BRANTLEV - E D — It — I r*m (run UUad) 1 Au f C It V Hrmrll I run I run fa, lad I Individual tla tn lK t RUSHING 14*4 CAmila )* l>>. Harm l i n o Bannall f 11. Laka Sr— Uar Jonnton II ISO. E OanlHar If 110. W D— friar f 100 Mavod.lh 1 » Koapka 11 PASSING - Ldka Cltr Sannall I Ik * W Laka Sr— Hay JoAntan 4 N11> R EC E IV IN G - LaktCUr Wimarnt f ip . Dal von I )f LokaSronHOV M D— tnar 4 if RESULTS REOION SCORES CLASSIA Hast— I - P— tacoia Ptna To rttl » Jackumvilla Forratl) Rag— 1 - Laka Ctfp Co'umfcra 14. laka Andtrt— Sad— 4 M an-. Ed.tonal l«oma*laod CLASS OA Sad— 1 - Naaviiwal Jackt— villa Rouwt Sad— 1 TlTutviiWalOv— o Sa<t— I - Laatiand Kal*>— n al Brod— 'on SatOl— tl Sad— a - Pompom Baod* Elf ol PI lOudordda Dillard STATE SEM I)INALS CLASS IA Somilmoi 1 Woo— at V— la f a Somilmol I — Hordaa County at Kay Watt CLASS IA Samilmol I CMptry l i Willit— Samilmall — A .on Pork olPomkaa CLASS IA Somilmol I - U n i,t r t i l , CDrltll— ot Grocavllla Samiltnol 1 — Si Edoardt ol Glodat 0ar HOW TOP irtF A R E O CLASS IA 1 Pmafaratl llltld Jot forrotl. » t 1 Boyd Andart— III Old PI— lal— » ) 1 E von* |IS 11loti 10 AAorlln County. U I] a So, ato*a 110 lid Mono— . IB I ) Rlvarvwo 110 I) d Palm Gord— t. 41 IT 0 CtaorwA— If lltoownov > Horn*! Nod III Old Columbut 111 1 AAorlln Coni* (IS lid Evont. II I) f Columbia If >| d laka Br— iWy. la M 10 Carol City If 11 loti to F d*ton. la l 10T) CLASS OA I Nkaviiia 110 lid La— .1110 1 Ralnat II* lid Vanguard. SO I I Mr Arthur 11* 11loti to Dillard N If �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Sunday. November 27. 1988 — 1 Troubled times for Testaverde HEW: WEEK 13 ■V DAVID GMC04UN Herald correspondent a Buffalo (11*1) at Cincinnati (9-3) Kuvorlfr— One Innail by 3. 1 urf-Ariifl< tul Hill* L'oach Marv Levy— "I don't Ihtnk we rr due lor a letdown All yrar long we've bren aide In keep our rye* off I hr mland In ft* and on thr next game." llrnitalm Cuarh 8am W y rh r— "Th is will tie one o( those rluswlt Kim rv that rttm n slung rvrry I wo or Hirer year* " Ihll* offense— 2nd ovriall In AFC. 3rd rushing. 5lh [tossing New England (7-5) at Colts (6-6) Turf— Artificial Favortle— Colt* by 3. Colls conch Hon Meyer— "I'm not dlsrouraged I'm dlmuppolnlrd wr havr nol been succrssftd every time wr go oul That's our goal llul I would lie more frustrated If wr had gone oul and Just gollrn blown aw ay " Patriots Conch Haymond Herry— ' W r were on our way to establishing a new NFL record for Inlrrrepllon* and I Ihoughl we would My lo stop that t ik Phoanix (7-5) at Philadelphia (7*5) Favorite— I'hiLn lH p hu by 6 I 3 T u r f — artllb laj Cardinal* Cratch Gene Stallings— "Th e thing w r havr not te rn doing I* getting turnovers W r liavr not lo m r up with turnover* In th r 1**1 th rrr wrrkm " Kaglr* Coach Muddy Kvan— "W r havr * (rw morr pin r* In put min [ilarr but I’m happy with thr prndurtlon wr havr gotten W r'll light you lu lltr rod II Ihry tk>n I pay oil Iht* year. Ihry will down Ihr rratd “ Cardinal* itflrnar - y l l ('till Slnudt. *ul>btng tor Injured N nl ln m .it |M**r*l lor 284 yard* but Card* ntanagrd only t«<) yard* ruatilug In 38 20 In** lu lluustnn LA R im e (7*5) at Denver (6-6) Favorite— Tosaup Turf— Natural Ham s C u a rh Jo h n Hubtnson Thr symptom* of Mu* slump rue running through all of our tram W r hrllrr get nd of It last or w r'rr headed for oblivion In Iht* season." Hrunroa Coach Han Keeves— "Coach Hoblnsun has named this Ihr "Drsprraliori Howl" and I think that* a gistd name (or it Hoth (rants reallrr their season deprrnl* mi Mil* game." Ham* o f lrn w -O H Jmt Kvrtell tied lor NFL lead with 23 TDs. bill ha* struggled last three weeks Hit Greg Ik-ll has a league high 14 TI>* and learns with KH Charles While for pulent ground attack. There have been many peak* and valleys In Ihe eurrrr of Vinny Testaverde At the University ol Miami. Testaverde won Ihe Helsinun Trophy In 1980 us the outstand­ ing college player In Ihr nallon In hi* two years a* a Martrr ('85 86l he ltd Ihr Hurrlcanr* to a 21 I regular season record, including wins over Oklahoma and Florida Slatr and Im a me Ihe school's all-tim e career leading passer (surpassing former Hurricane* grral* Jim Krlly, IVrnir Ko*ar and George Mira) Hut he couldn't lead ihe H urri­ canes in the nullonal champion ship a* Muml lost lo Tennessee In the I98ti Sugar Howl and lo Penn Slate In Ihe 87 Fiesta Howl. Ur which Ihe Horrli am * were heavily favored In holh games. Trslaverde played [MHiriy And *n be was labeled by some a* "a i linker or someone that couldn t win thr blg game In May. 1987 lltr Tairqta liu> Hucranrer* made Testaverde the llrsl pick of ihe 1987 NFL drall and quickly signed him in a record six year. 3N 2 million contract. Ihe largest lor a rookie in league hlslory H r ihrn was labrlrd "the savior " of a fran rhl*e Mial had won JuM 10 game* In II* past four season* A* a pro greenhorn in 1987 TrMayrrde wa* S lrv r Drllrrg * backup for most ol the season at Taitqia Hay. "Irartng the roprs. and not bring pui In uniII the tlmr wa* right,'' according to Hues head roach Hay Perkin* Alter Ihe Hues' 35-3 loss lo ihe lar* Angeles Ham* on November 29. In which Testaverde replaced lielw-rg on Ihe Hut* 5. nrI I wo ruttt*. i’rrkln* decided thul Tslavrrde would gel hi* flr*l start agalnsi New Orleans on December ff Testaverde started slowly, a* lit* first lwo snap* Irom « enter were Umthird and Ihe Salnl* defense recovered, and Ihe Hue* t r a i le d e a r l y . 1 4 0 Hul Testaverde settled down and despite Ihr Ihn * losing ihe game 44 34. Testaverde ** l an NFL rookie |>.i**ing record with .Mi!) yard* and two TD* Testoverde started ihe rr*i of Ihe srason Inr thr Hues and even though Tampa Hay lost all four of (hem Testaverde played well enough lo lie named In Ihe alt rookie learn In the oil season D tlm g was traded In Kansas City and Testaverde was now the siarirr for Ihr Huts win or lose Also Testaverde goi married during ih r summer so everything looked good lor him Hut Testaverde* second year with Tarri|>a lt.iv has hern a major disappointment a* hr has had his problrttis starling with th e s e a s o n o p e n e r w ith Philadelphia In which hr threw tlve Interception* In a 41-14 Hut* drier! Hul against the Indtanajioli* (H its on October |(» Trslaverde [tossed for 46') yard* In a Hues 35 31 loss the lenth best one game total In NFL hlslory That 11he IndMtuqioh* game) was ihe turning jio Iiii lor me, Testaverde trumpeted "It wa* ihe first time In pro ball I really was able lo *re the whole field I think lhal I've turned (he tor ncr ” Hui the following week again si Minnesota, Testaverde was In Ihe pits again, throwing six Inirrrcepllons In Ihe Hues 49-20 l<»*s to the Vikings And It was at Mil* [Milnt Mi.it Perkins decided lhal Trslaverde needed a resl so co m b in e d w ith Testaverde leading Ihr league In Inlerpcc Hons (221 and a sprained ba< k. veteran Joe Ferguson started In place of Testaverde against Miami on October 30 Testaverde said “I learned a lot Irom whaiching Joe play from ihe sidelines, rriosllv pa Hence.” Despite Ferguson's 291 yard |iavsing performance 12 TD s| ihe Hues lost to the Dolphin*. 17-14 The next week Perkin* dr elded that Testaverde would end his one game "benching" and start agalnsi Chicago, and Testaverde displayed mure pa Hence on the field In a 28-10 Hears win Hul ihe worst was yet lo ctmie lor Testaverde In a 27 15 lo** lo Ihe Hears. Trslaverde played hi* worst game as a pro. as he completed |u*t 7 of 22 passes lor 86 yards and two interception* TrMavertle was so Ineffective he had In hr replaced by Ferguson who led Ihe Burs lo Ihrlr only touchdown of thr game, a seven vard touchdown jta** In rookie wide rr reiver Frank Pillow wllh 59 sec «md* left Bears can clinch playoff spot Giant* (7-5) at Naw Ortaana (9-3) Green B e y (2-10) et Chicago (10-2) Favorite— Salnl* by 5 Turf Art lilt tal Giant* t i mi It lllll Harrellm— ‘ W r [tmhwMv havr lu win three out of lour game* to grt into Ihr (dayof!* Th r Salnl* arr playing very writ Hraitrtg Ihr Ham* (two wrrk* *go| wa* a very big win and Ihry domlnatrd rvrry pha*r ul Ihr garnr but wrrk lagalnml D rnvrrl * Salnl* Coot h Jim Mora— "I (Iklnl raprrl u* lo havr a twiigsm r kail Hill I don I frrl t otnlort jt>lr *1 all. no morr lomiotlablr than I tlld two garnr* agu. or right gamr* ago I krmwtmw q u rk lv Miing*change “ Favortle— Chicago by 13 Turf— Natural i»rrrn Hay Couch Llndy Infante-~ “they are where w r arr trying lo get they arr dellnllrlv at Ihe top ol their game and they arr one o| the tirsl learns in H r b u s lttrs * Chicago Couch Mlkr Duka You've got to understand that right now. Green Hay is silting their with one idea in mind This rrally dor* make Ihrlr season lo come down and bral Ihe Ik-ars " lilatil* uflrnar— OH I’hll Strum* *houUI Itr atrlr to play tiespile a lirulsnl *houtilrf Iha I fo rrrd him Irom la*t w rr k * lo** lo I’htladrtpia Slmni* hold* Ihr Giant* oHensrlogrilirt. *tnt*- thru running garnr ha* lu tn u n su rtrss lu l WH* Lionel Manurl ami Stephen Itakn air deep threat* Salnl* drfrrur — Hanked 6th in NFC and turning off 42-O *hulout over !»rriver Cleveland (8-6) at W ashington (7-5) Favorite— Washington by 2 Tu rf— Natural LTrvrland C iurli Marly Srhollentir liner "We've trrrn Involved m rr I lie |M*I ervrral yrarm with high rxprrtatlon* and (rankly thr rxprvtallon* wr havr for t»ir*rlvr» really exceed Mwtsr that anytmdy rlsr may havr." Wa*lilnglon Coach Jo r Gllrbm— "Maylir wr ran find a way to try and *poil thi* thing tkrwn lltr muff lor mornr oihrr [tropic anti play a* hard a* w r can and *llll find a way lo grl ourselves In (Ihr playoff*! I( w r can do that. Mtmehow gri ourselves together and win lour, w r'v r got a great *hol Hruwua offense— Ha* had a dIHIt ull lltttr rmlablimhlng a ru*hlrig game lltl* mroaon. In|urtr* In Kevin Mack hinder a ground garnr ranked No 22 In NFL Green Hay offense— Has stored |u*l 22 [■Mills In last lour game* Don Ma|kow*ki completed JO of 44 jmsscs lor .127 yard* la*i week against l VI mil. hul the i’acker* stored only It [minis Hurming gator averaging only HH yard* jier game First round drall choice Sterling Sharpe <atighl H p asses lor 124 yard* agaliiKt ihe Lion* Kicker Dale Dawson who Joined Ihe learn in mid season when Ma* Zrnffrjas was cut. was glvrn thr Imot Tuesday ChlEf* (3-8-1) at Pittsburgh (2-10) Favorite— PlMsburgh by 2 T u r f - Artificial Chiefs Couch Frank Gansi— "We've talked about com ing together a* a learn since the Irrglnnlng of Ih r srason. and we re Marling lo do ihat All [tan* of mir tram me helping u* rigid now." Strrlrrm Coach Chuck Noll— "W r ward lo win u hallgatnr We're going lo play each week lo win Ihr game. Ihe records lxdarnnrd." Chiefs nlleiist— Through Ihe lltsi |o w eeks ol the season, averaged ill 2 yard* rushing, hul rolled uji 142 two week* ago .igainsi Cincinnati and 102 Iasi wrrk against Sealllr Fll Christian Oknyr and III! Herman Heard led way San Fran (7-5) at San Diego (4-8) Miami (5-7) at N Y Jets (5-6-1) Favorite— San Fnnidmco by 7. Tu rf— Natural Chargers Couch A! Saunders— "Our Injury IlM I* contagloum. Il'i llkr KtNlncy I'erlr's measles." 49rr* Coach lllll W a l* h -"K v rry game l* very hlg now T h rrr will l»r some Irams Ihul cave In." Charger* ofTm sr-M ark Makinr grl* Ihr Mart for Ih r flr*i tlmr In thrrr games and filth llm r Mils srastai Scored a mnuon-high 38 jmiIii I n Iasi w rrk alter storing 27 |tolnl* In Ihr previous four. WH Anthony Miller and H-bark Htid Hemntlnr havr lirrn successful deep lately. KH Gary Andrrmon l» Ihrlr most talented runner. Tim Spencer effective up Ihr middle behind an Improving, but sllll un­ dependable. OL. 40cm defense— One of Ihr brml In the game. Strong against Irolh the run and thr puss Their lakraway/glvrawuy rntlo Is a plus-8 with 31 total turnovers. Veteran CH Ronnie Lott will mukr It tough on the young receivers trying to get deep. Turf— Artificial. Favorite-Jets by 3. Dolphin* Coach Dun Sim la— "I gurss mathematically wr *1111 arc In It. I don't know whul the oddsurc. (hough What arr ihr odd* In win that $ 10 million In the lotirry?" Jet* Coach Joe Walton— "I've got a very good feeling about this team. I don't think Ihry're going to lake no for an answer. They're drvrlojilng a strung |>er*onallly. We've JuM got lo keep flghling milII w r get our way our of Mil* (3 game losing streak|." Dolphin* offense— Dan Marino threw for 521 yards In 44-30 loss lo Jets Oci. 23 Miami leads N F L In [tossing yardage, ami raitk* Iasi In rushing. Marino Is third In AFC In jiasslng. hul has thrown 17 Interception* and I0TD * . WH Mark Claylrm Is 2nd in A FC with 59 catches, but Mark Duper (39 culchcsl has only 4 rrceptkdis III lost 3 game*. Marino ha* not been sucked In H game*, mostly Irecaune hr puts Ihe trail up for grabs Instead. Hetrtrn of KH Tro y Stnulford could help running me. Slunijrlng offense has nut scored a T D n two game* sr C H IC A G O The Chicago Hears rttuld clinch 41 least a wildcard jrlayoff *[«n Sunday tail wilt lu vr lo go through Ihrir oldest and flrrrrsl rival, the Green Hay Porkrrs The IVar* 10-2. hold ihe brsl record in the NFC heading Into thr game at Soldier Field The Packrr*. 2-10. arr lied tor Ihr worst record in lonMtall Hul all involved agree that when ihr oldest rivals in pro Irssional football go head-lo bead thrrr'* going lo Im- a bailie "You've got in understand that, right now. Green Hav l» silling there with one idra In mind — this really dors in amount, makr Ihrlr urusoti lo come down and heal Ihe Heals said Chicago Coach Mlkr Dllka 'T i n going In say II twice this wr»-k and that's II — I throw away the records Ihe Hears go into Sunday's game as 13 point favorties, with a drlrnsr 111.it led the league for IO slralghl weeks twlorr Min­ nesota moved ahead Iasi week The Chicago drfemu sllll lead* I h r N F L w ith 152 point* alhtwrd. less than I J [wilnts a game Green Itav Inis ** orrd just 22 (Hiluts In It* last lour games Second vrar quarterback Don M a jk o w s k l b a d t h r b r s l staltstk.il it.iv ul his career last week against Ik-troit. i otiqilcung 30 of 44 p.i*s«-s lor 327 yard* Hut thr Pot krr* si orrd only 9 points and lost Ih r lr fifth straight ICs an awful IWg challenge, a great challenge for us." Green Hay Coach Llndy IntJrilr said nl the 137lh meeting brttvrrn the two tram* The Hears have won thinstraight this season, seven In a row over Green Hay dating hack lo 1984 and lead Ihr series 75 55-6 dating thick to 1921 The Hears defeated Ihr Packers 24-6 in Green Hay on Sept 25 and hold the second best record in football behind Ihr Buffalo Hills, w hoar only loss Mils season came against Chicago "I Hung they're better than ihey were the first time wr played Ihrm They're lailhet into the season and they're playing excellent." Infante said "Th e y arr where w r arr trying to gel They are drffnllrl)' al Ihe top of ihrlr game, and they are one ol the best Irani* In the business " R e d s k in s n e e d w in to s ta y a live United N * u International W ASHINGTON — The Cleve­ land Brown* and Washington Krdsktn*. among the prrsrasnn lavortlrs lu reach Super Howl XXIII. will plav Sundav In an Interconference game that could deride the playoff late (or our ol them. The defending Sujrer Howl champion Hedsktns stand at 6 6 a l'rr sustaining biwout losses in three of the past four weeks and realistically would be rltmlnalrd (mm playoff contention wiMi a loss lo thr Browns At 7-5. Cleveland I* scrambl­ ing In position Itself for an AFC wild-card playoff berth, with Cincinnati 19 31 and thmsinn 19-41 battling lor thr AFC Central llllr. and cannot afford anuihrr loss Neither the Hedsktns nor thr Blown* arr ready to count themselves out of the playoff race Just yet. "W r haven't had the ly|w of s e a s o n I o d a te l h a l w r e x p e c t e d ,’ ’ C le v e la n d quarterback Herule Kosar said "Hut Ihr muiii thing Is we've |>ut ourselves In a |>o*lt|(in down the sUrtch wherr we ran rrally decide our own fate If* Impor­ tant that w r win our last (our games. Our goal* still haven't changed." Hedsktns Coach Joe Gthbs --oiindrd a hit more desperate "Maybe we can llnd a way to try and *poil Mils Hilng down llurnml for some other jtcoplr and jrlay a* hard as we can and still llnd a way lo gel ourselves In (the playoffs)." Gibbs said The Hedsktns are Imping their 37-21 drubbing at the hand* nl San Francisco last Monday night work* In ihrlr favor Washington has won 18 consecutive game* the weekend alter a Monday nlghi conirat dating In 1977. and are 13-0 after Monday game* under Glhb* Washington has won three straight game* over Cleveland, last losing to the Brown* In 1971. In fart, this t* Cleveland's first appearance In KFK Stadium since (tint 20-13 victory In the 1981 regular-season flnalr. The Hedsktns are favored by two points, but could find themselves on the wrong end of another blowout II they contlmir to struggle In their jmiss defense and ground offense. Kosar will gel a stmt at a Hedsktns secondary sllll reeling from thrashing* by Houston. Chicago and Han Francisco In the [ m s i month No Washington cornerb.»< k has more than one Inlrrrepllon Mil* season, a major r o n t r lh u 11 n g f a c t o r to W a s h i n g t o n 's m is e r a b le m inus-17 turnover ratio, third worst in Ihe NFL Both the Browns and Krdskins have had trouble generating a ground attack to complrmenl putr-ni passing game* Gibbs will give rnoklr Jamie Morn*, a fourth-murid choice nut of Michigan, hi* llrst NFL start. Imping to spark a rushing of Irnse rated No 24 In Ihr league. C le ve la n d ’s ru s h in g game, ranked No 22 In Mu- league, has lieen hindered by the absence of running tiack Kevin Mac k Ihr [ust two game* and Mack is listed us questionable for Sun­ day. Perhaps ihr most Interesting m a tc h u p of I h r game [ill* Washington's passing offense, ralrd No 2 In ihe NFL behind quarterback Doug Williams, against the pass defense of Cleveland, rankrd No I in (he N F L and surrendering only 149.3 yards per game SPORTS PANSI Brought lo you By Ksn Rummil O l all the qujftefb*ei» lo Ihe history ol the National Football League which one completed the most passe* in a career1 Answer is Fran TarSenton. who played in Ihe N FL Irom 1961 through 19)8 Me completed 3.606 passes — a record no other quarterback has e«er matched •*• PICK 8 A $1.00 ticket cjn make you aninstant $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 WINNER Jackpotcapped &givenawayweekly 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PERFORMANCE ty ty fJ Q p m TW **y»L*J« U m w iO O p m U o r -A t c -S x kqrtf'widmscn $o*cw Gmc h c u jn QoweSurtty tubCM Sorry, must be 18. Hers* an oddily...The lop 2 awards in code** lootbell — Ihe Helsman Troyhy and Oulland Trophy — are named eller 2 men who played lor Ihe Unlrersity ol Pennsylvania. John Helsman and John Oulland end yel nobod, Irom Ihe University ol Pennsylvania had ever won either Irophy. Here's an oddil, Irom Ihe new basketball season Ihe coach al Kenyon College is Bill Brown Their coach last year was also Bill Brown — but this year l coach is a ditlorenl Bill Brown Last season's coach was William L Brown He was sue corded — by coincidence — by William H Brown These 2 Bill Browns are not related Look lor our special adterlis manl Friday on the back cover ol Ihe Sanford Herald's NEW weekly m egulne T.V. Week! SANFORD ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB Norm0» Orlando, lust off Hwy 17-92 301 Dog Track Rd. Longwood 831-1600 HWY. 17-92 SANFORD 3 2 1 -7 8 0 0 �i r i i i <<•# * * #» r*-# '•'"i"* » • JLM U W B V N l t « f » # r s 9 0 0*0 » » 0 1M I I - tanford Herald, Bantord, Florida - 8unday. November 27, 1966 Business Communication system tested IN BRIEF Sanford*Semlnole ••!• annual mealing SANFORD — The annual meeting o( ihr shareholder* of d ir Sanfonl Sen Inclr (X vrk-pnirnt Company. Inr.. wid Ik held Hi the Chamber o» Commerce Building. 400 E. Finn Sliret. Sanford. Florida on Wednesday. Dec. 7. at 8 30 a m The election of director* and the Iransaetkiu of othrr buatneaa will be taken up. Zand# namta environmental specialist LONGW DOD — Juanilta B. Clem turn joined Zandr a Florida Opera! Iona aa a •per taller in aolld waetr management and othrr environmental aervleea. A chemical engineer. Clem previously wa* employed by ihr Stale of Florida Deparlmenl ol Environmental Hr(julalkm where ahe aupervtaed Ihe aolld waelr program for Ihr Central Florida Dtatrict office. Cleam will be a key member of our arlrct group of engineer* and technical staff geared toward* solving Florida's rrlilr il aolld waste problems She represent* a significant asset to iltr firm and Its clients In this Important endeavor 'After Reagan’ global seminar convenes W IN TER PARK — International Assets Advisory Cor a Winter Park based Investment firm, anti America s All Season Fund, are co-sponsoring the Alter Reagan C .M m I Investment Srmlnar to be held In Orlando. Wednesday through Saturday The seminar will be the first conference of It* kind in Ihe Central Florida area and will bring Investment r*|irrts Irom around the globe, according to Ihe sponsors International securities analyst* and Investment hanker* from several nations will give their opinion* anil projection* <>n stocks, bonds, currencies and world economy New products eligible for award TA L L A H A S S E E — New. Innovative product* and Inventions developed or produced In Florida ate eligible for recognition through Ihe Governors New Pmdori Award competition according to Lt. tiov,Hobby Brantley Now In tla fifth year, the New Product Award competition i* a cooperative effort of the Florida Department of Commerce's Division of Eronomk' Development, the Florida l*u»lesstonal Engineers In Industry/Florlda Engineering Society, and the Governor's Office. Factors that will hr judged In Ihe competition tin lude merit; contributions to the state economy snd the overall quality ot life tn Florida. Improved function over eststing products; nnuity In the use of engineering principle* and material* rty to the user snd equipment: and product ajtpesrant packaging and marketing Deadline for entry Is March I. 1989 Award* will t»r presented during a ceremony at the Capitol in April For more Information on the rnmprlttton or to otitaln entry form*, contact Ann Flanigan Program Alhnlnlstrator Florida Engineering Society, p O Bn* 750. Tallahassee .1230:1 photic 904/224 7121. a Engineering refresher course open There la still time lo sign up f«*r lYofrsslonal Engineer refresher roursesal ihr U nlvrrslly of Central Florida The course*, whlrh are conducted by the DCF College of Engineering In conjunction with the Florida Engineering Variety, are lor those persons preptiing lot Ihe I' r. <le*igii4lk»n TFw campus courses extend through April 3. Claaaea will meet Mondays from 0 to H 30 p m Five engineering dlsciphnm will Ik covered « tvtl. rlrt irn .il. mechanical. *lroctural. and sanitary Fee* range from $*<» lo •220 For additional information on the relreshct program. •all lit J . P Hartman. DCF College of Englneeting at 407/275 2455 CIGNA appoints new official Mlcharl J . Subastc tut* b rrn appointed e*et ullvr dim tot ol the Orlando Division of C IG N A llcallhplan ol Florida. Im In making the announcement. Bradley C. Arms, executive vice president and general manager, said Subastc is ir*p>»n*i ble for overseeing and coordinating all Orlando Im m -i I bruit hplan operations Subastc come* lo CIGNA llr.ildipl.in frntn I’hysk Ian* llrullh Plan In Tampa where he also served u*r*c« ullve d im lot CIGNA IlcalthpUn ot Florida. Inc ha* thrr health rare centers plus a network of private physician* in the Orlando area, serving more Ilian 25.000 members It I* |*ut of the CIGNA llealthplay network ol HMDs serving .•ppmalmalrly one million memlKrs nationwide WMFE-TV names program director Ben llardraslle has joined W M FE-TV a* Ihe new D im tor ol Television Programming In hit capacity at W M FE. Ilardcaallr will I k responsible (or researching audience data to develop program m ing for Channel 24. Including ajiprnpriate promotional and publk service material for station breaks llardcaslle I* from Oklahoma City where lie worked lot th« state public television network (or 11 ye.tr* Builders and contractors m eeting set Christ T . SanUlas. Orange County's new Building Official, will be Ihe guest speaker at the Dec fi meeting of the Central Florida Chapter Associated llulldetsund Contractor* Sanldas will be talking with Ihe commercial and Industrial contractors about Ihe reforms he ha* been Implementing at Ihe permitting ofTIce of Orange County The location of the talk Is Ihe Sheraton Maitland llotrl. N. Lake Destiny ltd.. Maitland, registration. 7:14 a m breakfast: 7:29 am .; program: 7.59 a m.: adjournment h 29 a m The eost ItsS 11 Watson, Hill raalty firms merge W INTER PARK Watson Really Corp has cnmplelrd negotiations with Hill Really anil A sms lutes, Im . lot a metgrt of the Iwo firms lllll Really has been managed by Mary C Hill. GRI. CHS who will remuln with Watson Realty. $17.9 million in financing arranged for Pebble Creek LA K E MARY — Florida C o m ­ mercial Mortgage Corp. has ar­ ranged a S I7.9 million financing packagr for Ihe develojimenl of l*ebble Creek, a luxury rental community In Lake Mary, ac­ cording lo Edward T . Hyrd. president for Florida Com m er­ cial Mortgage. The financing package was negotiated by Andrew T . Moses. Jr., vice president In Florida Commercial's Orlando office. A m erlflra l Hank F S B has committed fo fund Pebble Creek. Th e 472-unlt. luxury rental c o m m u n it y Is lo ca te d on Greenwood Ikiulrv.ud. a|>|>rnxlniulrly one m llr rasl ol In­ terstate 4 K d w u rd S o b e tfiird . a |>iinl|>.d nf T h r S a b rt C o m p .m y ol Hoston. Is (Hireling drvrlojnnrni of Pebble Creek. T h r rental ciimimnilly I* The S u Ik i Com­ pany's first rrsldrim.il |irnjrii outside of Ihr Ikistnn area Florida Commrtelid Mortgage I* a mortgage hanking firm lhal sjKclalt/rs in arranging com­ mercial real rslulc loans Florida Cotnuirrrlal Is Ikiscd In Orlando, with lira nrh oilier* In Tnmpn and Jin kxnuvlllr LAKE MARY - A global demonslailon of a new high tech audio, video and data com munlcatlona system called In­ te g ra te d S y ste m s D i g i t a l Network recently linked Beijing. London and Washington, ac­ cording to Slrombrrg Carlson's parent company. O P T (O E C I’lrsaey Telecommunications) ISDN Is not yet commercially available on a large scale In ihe Dulled Slates T h e d em o n stra tio n r o m munlcailon (raffle, relayed by O I T Systent X telecommuntcaHons exchange offices In Beijing and Liverpool and carried bv Ini' N it circuits provided by COM SAT Corp.. Included voice, data and slow-taan video, a Sliomberg-Carlban announce- global seal* .** mrnt said The demunstrallon wa* con­ ducted al the ExpoComm exhib­ ition In Beijing "Thr event." nccnrdlng to Van Cullens, vice prrsldrnl of G P T '» U S a u b sld lu ry. Strnm brrg( at Ison. "I* a dear demonstra­ tion of Irchnology lh*l I* already In jilarr ." He said. "The nervier* deliver ed over GIFT'S System X swlt (he* are a standard rninmrrclnl offering In lomdon In Ihr United Slatra. we have held numerous demonstration* of ISON *rrvlces •wllrhrd h y Ihe Slrom brrg Carlson I X 'O exchange office Wh*l we have done here Is •Imjily demonstrate dial ISDN •rrvkrs can Ik dejilnved on a In thr drmonslrnlkin. visitors In the O I T exhibit In Hrljlng were able lo dial up and control television ramrro* that scanned G I T facilities In Liverpool and Ihe Washington. I ) C . skyline al sunrise Al llir same lime, pro pie In Liverpool and Washington were able lo scan Ihe exhibition lloor al Hrljlng Data liases In Liverpool were aerrsaed from holh Hrljlng und Washington, and data lllrs wrre transferred from point to jtotnt Visitors In Beijing wrre able to send a l.o simile message to Liverpool and walrti the mrssagr (King received at the O P T facility. "All Ihe Irchnokigtes used are well established." Cullens said Decreasing gas prices predicted The G I T System X Is Ih r lusl* for Ih r world s llrsl public ISDN <<numerical network, operating In Ih r United Kingdom sprier 1085. and rurrrn tly consisting of some 1.300 node*. Stromberg-Carlson engineer* are using lhal rxpertrnrr In developing ISDN jiriMlucts lhal will Ik de­ ployed on DCO exchange* In Norlh America StrombergCarlson represents the North American presence of tip I . a worldwide company with annual sale* of more than $2 billion Chamber names directors Ihe average p o r of unleaded gasoline In Florida decreased (or IIk third straight month, ar­ *lading In I Ik most rrcrn l F'url Gauge Hrpnrt rrlrasrd by the AAA Clubs uf Flortils Siatrw idr. ihr average jiclre of sell service unleaded. Ihe most widely u -rd giade. drnpjird I cent in 93 H cent* |Kr gallon, .ti i or ding In I Ik AAA report fur Novrmbrr Full service unleaded also fell a cent |Kr gallon lo an average nf • I 280 statewide according lo the AAA The report Imluile* pnera In Otlandu and Dayton Itrai li but not Sanford A s iih s rq u rn t random survey In Sanford In- The G re a te r Sanford t 'hjm hrr of Commerce has elected 10 new merntKrs lo Its Hoard of Director* t liainlKt Preside m Jack Greene said the If) will serve three year terms on the 35 nu mber hoard T he new member* are Lee P M o o re : W ayne A IlK rt. Vic Arnett Kay liartlmlnmew. Tony Rossi Inaddmoit A K SluK m aker. Jr . i; .lankr Spnngfleld. James i; Hark*. Hotitile RohrMson and Mat k l-i/rn h v dlrulrd that while p rlrrs were slightly i h e .q K l. IlKV hail tKgun lo Increase hy last week AAA intitlniK* It* prediction lli.it prices will ccMlIlnur tu slide until Ihe iKglnning of n r « i year when self-service unleaded prices should hollotn out al u IhmiI IX) iritis jrr gallon tKlolr srasotial |ifH-e ailtuslinrnls ne»l spring Ovri the jm s I year, the ile crease In avallaliiliiy ol regular leaded gasoline ha* Infeed AAA to drop regular ga*ollnr from It* fuel gauge survey “So many station* have drojijKd the pro "What w:i* bring demonslraltd u the rase of communication* Ihut will benefit people all ovrr the world once a global trinspnrt standard Is established " S8lf*s«rvic« q m p ric ti recently at a local atation. d u d " t h a t It ha* h r r o m r stMiisUcally Inaccurate and Im ­ possible to (fiiillnne traeklng rtgiil.tr gasoline prices." a rioitling to Kalhlren Wilkins ot AAA Thr highest price Inr gavillnr was liMiud In h u t Richey where lull service unleaded averaged •1 387 |Kt gallon lakeland rrjm rtrd the lowrst |irlre III Ih r stair with self­ sen kT unleaded at M7 9 rent* Motorists lillitig tip at the lull service unleaded |iutn|> are |MVlng an average of 34 2 cent* m iar per gallon nr •*> I 2 more •hi a illlren gallon fill iqr than i liosr using srlfwrrvtce unleaded g.iMtllne. oci railing In thr AAA The U m ii I ol director* consists of 30 member* elected by tin mrtnhrrsiilp Itr rim e d each year Im a I hire year trim — and 5 members aj>|M>intrd by Ihr president (or a one year trim The 10 new mernlKrs will Ik Installed al thr l twin Ik i* Annual llani|url Jan 19 al thr Sanfonl tlv k - Center Florida may profit from Canadian election SIMs Aqrtcullurs Comml aaions r___________ The victory of Ihe Conarrvstlvr Patty In Canada last week should be welcome news lo Floridians Tli.il Is because II will lead lo adojrllon by Ihr Canadian tarllamcnt of ihe lire trade agreement with Ihe United Stale* and result In gains in stair exports lo our nonhrm neighbor. . Agriculture has a big stake in lhal trade, all hough Canadian tarrtfs on Florida farm products have been minimal. The trade agreement, due lo lake effect Jan. I. would eliminate all remaining larKTs on an estimate 1131 billion a year In merchandise trade between Canada and thr United Sutra, which are the woild * biggest trading partners. Florida Canada combined trade figures lor 1980 totaled $1,545.8 million Florida caponed $1134 5 million worth ol good* Including citrus and vegetables to Canada, and Canada exported 87113 million worth of product* in Fliirtda In addition to trade. Florida enjoys a healthy Imirlsr irafllr from Canada with s|Ktuling by Canadians In Florida estimated at $837 million in 1987. Adopikm of the free-trade agreement by Canada will mean a 10 prtcent rut In existing tariffs each year until they are phased oul In IO years Rrdurtkni of anv larrtfs on U S farm products lor which there Is ofTslmrr ronijKlItlon will benefit the D.S producer breausr th r larllls will remain lit effect on the offshore producers. For citrus, chief offshore competition comes from Spain and Morocco in Canadian markris. During the 1986-87 citrus shipping season. Florida slilpprd 534.000 canons of fresh oranges and ovrr 2 million canons of fresh grajKfrull into Canadian markets. Shipments of fresh Temple* and Tangrlo* exi eedrd JOO.UOU canons each Florida ha* hole competition In Ihe grapefruit trade, but ii.nl*California in Ihe fresh orange trade. (hiring Ihe fall, wlnlrr and early spring. Florida producer* supply much of the fresh vegetables In major Canadian markets, with Toronto bring Ihe third largest arrival city market for Sunshine State products Other major Canadian markets for Florida pro­ ducts are Montreal and Ottawa leading Florida exports of Vrgegalles are inmator*. which accounted for more than 7.7 million carlona In the 1986-87 season, and bell pap per*, iceberg lettuce, celery, radishes, othrr types of lettuce, snap besna, sweet corn, cucumbers snd squash. During that season. Florida also shipped 6.000 hundredweight of watermelons and 141.000 Hals of strawberries Into Canadian maikrl* Canada Is an excellent market for Florida agriculture. With adoption oflhe free-trade agreement. It ran be even better. Cajun Cola hits southern markets NF1W ORLEANS llll’ll — Kk-h ard Dube turned d ow n the suggestion In* Cajun Cola con­ tain crawfish Juice Pecans and jirallnea. loo llui Cajun Cola. In Ihe red can with ih r green alligators. IS spicy — and dial's Ihr hook lhal Dube hopes will carve oul a nl< he lor his jiroduel on grocery store shelves next lo Ihe glanls. Coke and Pepsi. "1 asked | K o p lr . 'If you hear Ihr name Cajun Cola, what would you think Is In II? '" said U u h r. " T h e y said p re n n s . pralines, shrimp, crawfish Juice - |u*t anything Cajun." Instead u( those Cajun Hems, dir soda docs eniituln spices die 33-yrar-old enlrrprencur de­ ckled on duougli trial and error allrr hr came up with Ih r Idea for die drink III May 1987. The soda tastes like a mixture ol Coke when li contained cane sugar, and cayenne |K|qx-r. " A l l colas have a basic formal." he said. "Th e re are certain difference* lhal lliey will use lo make them distinctive. In our circumstance. I Just nimjily said I wanted a blend of spices. It'S peppers.” With nothing tint lhal serd ol uu Idea — a liayoii boru soli drink — Duhr called Cunflrld Beverage Corp In Chicago to ask aroiqilr ol questions "Next thing I know. Alan CanDrld. tlie senior vice presi­ dent I* un die |itione," Duhr said. Ills r y e widening In aniarrinrni. "They're Ihr iarg rsl |>rivatr I m I k I jMrkrr (of soft drinks) In the nation "1 told him about dlls spicy rota, a blend of natural ftjilclng. Hr just laughed and said h r wasn't too sure ol dir Idea." Duhr said " H r said. ‘A hut cola?' Hut h r told inr loeall liack luacoujile of weeks and I did.” From that phone encounter. Duhr says Cutillrlil has guided hi* rllort ami heljKd blend Ih r spiers and Is maiuilarturlng the soda. The drink went on sale In Slirrvrjxnt. La — Duhe's home — In May Alter six moiilhs of Irsl marketing. Cajun Cola. Inc. moved lo New Orleans In Nov­ rmbrr lo I k - closer lo II* ruil urn I market and ih r lucrative tnurlsi trade. The entrepreneur says he sold an rsiliualed 10.000 tu 15.000 cases In north west Louisiana wllhntil spending u crnl on udvrrtlslng. and project* lo sell 500.000 cases idler Ihe move lo dir Big Easy. Duhr says he already has shljijKd th r |>rtxlurl In Osaka. Japan, and Is negotiating wnh a West Coast distributor lo sell die jimmIiu t overseas on a regular liasls "H r presented H lo Taiwanese business |M-o|ilr and lliey went mils ovrr It." D uhr said "They said II wus better than Classic Coke because it wasn't sweet Th ry said It didn't have an aftertaste." Duhr also looted thr jiriNlucI ms bring a natural In spired rum and other alcoholic drinks, because the spier Is built Into Ihr cola "W r'rr meeting Willi Southern Comfort to gel their grace In l>romoiitig Southern Comfort widi Cajun Cola at the (New Orleans Inirriiutlomill airport. Tile product dial we re going lo promote is callrd ’Cajun Comf o r i" "It's a hot Hem lor them." he said, tongue In cheek. "As a specially linn with tourists. It's great, li's spicy. It's Cajun. It's got a distinctive flavor of Its ow n." 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I i * J\ u- J£ 1 > 1% , ^ T T !E ■ I iI L ^ «• k ■ *« •A 1 II 1 D ISTINCTIO N Sanford woman pledges sornnt, COM PETITION Miss Florida p re li m i n a ry o p e n S'imi.1 H ,it / i •.htiA 1 G i v e w o r l d a in*- a (in ", i? lh » M .if/.e . •.p*M i . i i l , ijio i t -t , store i C h r is tm a s to y s s h o u ld s tim u la te c h ild s th in k in g t h e a p r e s e n t G a rd e n c lu b s ke e p s p ro u tin g up it, m u a n hi m u ih . CLUB F O C U S St i ( i .11if •II I N't .*f Si r I »»\ •• to �•C — SsnlonJ MtrsM, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, November 27, 1986 IwiDDiHQs i Post-wedding party was posh Mr. and Mrs. M atthew M cDonald Quartet, carriage add to McDonald, Gentes ceremony HEATHROW - Rena U n d rv Genie* and Matthew Jamison McDonald were married In a 10 a.m. ceremony ■ r Saturday, Oi l 22. at The Gazebo at Bristol Park. A alrinft quartet provided muftlr for thr double ring cere­ mony. The Rev. William Boyer of Grace ‘U n ite d Method!*! Church. Lake Mary, olllclated. The bride la the daughter ol Chlford W. and June M. Landry nf Bellingham. Maw The bridrgroum is thr non of M r. and M rs . T h o m a s S. McDonald of Heathrow Given In m urrlagr by h«-r parents, the hrtdr wore an Ivory lea-length gown complemented by a laced brim hat Her (loners were a cascade ol cymbldlurn orchids and sonla roses sur­ rounded by strphanoils and Ivy. June Landry, mother of ihr bride, was matron of honor J u n io r b rid e s m a id s were Caroline and Catherine ('rosier of Sanrorri. Both wore tea-length drrvses or an azuc blue moire talfrta. decorated with an Ivory cummberbund and cascading Ivory lace Their hair was deco­ rated with matching ribbons and baby's brralh. and they carried floral baskr is of carnations. Thomas McDonald, father of the bridegroom, wasbrwt man Junior groomsmen were Jef­ frey and James denies of San­ ford. sons of the bride. f ollowing Hie ceremony, the bride and bridegroom were takrn lo ihr reception site— (he home of thr groom's parents— in an open horse- drawn carriage. The newlyweds took a wed­ ding trip lo l^ike Lure. N.C.. and have settled In Sanford. The bridegroom Is employed by the Florida Real Estate ('nmrnlsslori. Orlando. The bride is a realtor with Slensirom Realty. Sanford. Passers-by m ay have w on­ dered why so m any people were gathered In the parking lot at Grace United Mctnndlsl Churrh. Lake Uoiy. Nov. IB at dusk. It m uii have been aotnclhlng special. It was. Among th e early arrivals •oclaliilng from car to car were Jack and Te g Homer. Ron and I.0I1 Dycus. Walter snd Bill Oielow. BUI and Amelia Royaler. Richard a n d Jean F o w le r. Hamid and Berta Hall. Fred and Boo Oanaa. and Wendell and Janice Springfield. The occasion? The entourage waa waiting for a bus. or rather. I wo buses to transport them to a wedding party. Aboard the bus. Rick and G all Schllkr served champagne and orange Juice to the guests en route lo Ihe Lake Berrsford Yacht Club In DeLand. Guests of honor were Mr. and Mra. R obert Walter (W en d y Schilkel Bradley who were m a r­ ried Oct. 21 In the chapel of the First Presbyterian Church. DeLand. Thr bride la the daughter of Carl and Shtrley Schllkr of Sanford and the bridegroom's* parents are J C. and Bonnie itradley of DeLand. Both sets of parents hosted the elaborate wedding party. A bridal m otif was carried out In Ihe decor of Ihe reception area A band In an adjoining room played familiar tunes for Ihe guests’ dancing and listening pleasure. Guests were served a b o u n t l l u l b u f fe t f ro m a beautifully appointed table, centered w ith a large white basket overflowing with dozen* of white daisies. Many of the San lord guests returned hom e on the early bus. which departed Ihe yacht club at B:30 p tn . while the night owls stayed on at the parly and took the late bus back to Ihe church parking lot. The c ro w d cracked Jokea. harmoiilted and caught up on happenings In the community. There were nothing but comps to Ihe hosts for such a wonderful evening Ik lasu^a Ii "111 IwJrVf twill IflBrwwl Several local couples attended the Sixth Annual Margarita Ball the night of Saturday. Nov. 10. at Ihe Orlando Peabody Hotel The affair was sponsored by the hotel and 25 businessmen. In* director of OHSA In Washington. DC. SANFORD D O R IS D IE TR IC H eluding Dennis Dolgnrr. ad­ ministrator of the Pori of San­ ford. Admission to the annual gala Is by Invitation only and a toy per person. About 3.300 ball patrons showed up In glamorous attire bearing toys (or needy kids. Margsrltss flowed like...well, margaritas. and the Mexican food was outstanding. Among the revelers attending were Dennis and hts wife. Irene: David and Darla Lanier; Roger and Gall Stewart: Horace and Claire Paul; Harry and Simone llagle; Wendell Agee and dale. Greg and Susie LeFlIs: Gary and Cindy Vogel: Bill and Dot Paint­ er; and Kathy Harirr. After the ball was over. It took two large Ryder trucks lo haul Ihr array of toys lo Sanford where they were unloadrd and stored at thr l*ort of Sanford. The Pori has been a storage place for the ball's toys for six ronsrrutlve years. A selection rommlttre will distribute Ihr toys according In the applica­ tions received Unloading the toys last Sun day afternoon were members ol thr Sanford Klw m ls Club Greg ’ cF Is. p r -s lr t e n t . J a n l r r Springfield. Ron Jemlgan. and Danny Hale Seminole High School Key Club members helping to unload Ihe toys were. Julia Hoberl. resident: Chad Perce: Tina ennedy; and Jason Kaiser. K Ctonti nwiwd 'outstanding* Lisa was selected for her outstanding high school ac­ complishments. She Is a can­ didate for several scholarship* available only tn OHSA mem­ bers. She Is thr daughter of Dr ami Me*. Frank H o n lx . and the g ra nd d au gh iA of Mrs Alter Toney. V Craftsman with • m illio n Dave McPadden has Jusi got tu be Sanford's handlrst man these days. H r Is a natural-born craftsman and shares his cre­ ations with thr community. Last Sunday morning. Dave conducted Ihe "Children'sChat" al the First United Methodist Churrh As a special surprise (nr the Children, hr created 50 beautiful ship*, woodrn with canvas sails, at hi* own rs|ien*e to reward the children However, during Ihr second service, ihr ships ran out. hul Dave didn't nor did thr children lie promised lo build more toys for those who did not receive a ship They wrre lo return today for Ihr toys How's lh.il lor a unique mission to rrcmli new churrh member* and America's future leaders'' 'Aloha' It's good lo b# homo Jack and Miml Grrenr have m u m rd from a delightful two weeks In Hawaii where loud, fun and festivity was ihr order ol ihr day. ail day. every day. "We saw II all. We never have lo go Imi k,” Mlmlsald The gl^be-trottlng Greenes have seen most of the world But It's always good lor I hern to hr back lo the swing ol things at home. Frionda Invltod lo opon houai Dora Lee Russell will hr honored at an open-house culler on Thursday. I»ei 8 at UnSanford Woman'* (Tu b Friends are askrd in call during ihr appointed hours IO a in lo noon Lisa M. Clonti. a senior al Lake Mary High School, has been selected •a a new mem ber of Outatxnd•n g H i g h S ch o o ls of America and School hoola opon houao w ill be in ­ Meadow* F.lrmrnlarv School, cluded In the a private Institution, held an 1988-89 Di­ open house si Ihr school on Novrectory. ac­ 19. Highlight of Ihe event was c o rd in g to Donald E. Hedrick, exrrutlve the performame of ihe school's gymnastic lenm . Only eighi weeks ago. the learn was orga nixed under Ihe direction o( Drhbll Marvin. According lo Jean Cardurel. principal and teacher. "The kids had a sujs-r show They surprised me." All students had speaking parts In a Thanksgiving pro­ gram. followed by a sorial hour Irsturlng a campfire and a hoi dog and marshmallow roast About lOOaltendrd the event al Ihe school for grade* I H Walking for thi gold Several years ago. Winifred "Bill" Ulrlow was Involvrd In an automobile accident that nearly claimed her life Doctors had ll l l l e h o p e th a t she w o u ld walk again But B ill outfoxed th e m a l l . Last year In Sanford'* Golden Age Games Bill walked her way lo Ihe gold In her age cairgorv, and re prated Ihe performance .again Ibis year with another gold medal lo her credit Support for football Ham Dr and Mrs Roger (Galll Slewan and children. Shan.an Shawn and Nhayne have re turned from IT k rv ille . Ky w here they attended a reunion ol Ihe doc's high school IooHm II learn A c c o r d in g to G a ll bet huslsand graduated In 1966 Irom I'lkeville High School, where be was a ijoarletIm <k and played in Ihe hand Most ol Ihe lime he didn't have lime lo change his (Mill* and shoes while changing tils IooHm II helmet lor Ills kind ha l This season. Ihe school's IooHm II learn was so gcaxl Hiai they were a ll lo the stale tournament " T h e y Iwai every 4A and 5A tram around G.til saltI Call ma al homi Rrinrmher. dear readers, tills Is vmir column Please call me at m v home with your news I II tie e v(iei ling lo hear tiom you (Doris Dietrich retired Hsrald People editor, is a correspondent covering tho Santord area. Phone 322 4525 ) Garden---------Cm tin n ed fro m Pag* 1C Mr. and Mrs. G rego ry Galloway Gailey, Galloway wed by candlelight SANFORD — Gertrude Bernier (luded while and rose Mowers, G alley and G re g o ry Stulln baby's breath and strph.innil* Galloway were married in a Her headpiece ol while and rose lea roses featured sal 111 rlblion candlelight ceremony at 7 p in on Saturday. Oct H. al Un­ streamers. church ol God of Prophecy. Bridesm aids were Sharon S a n fo rd , wi t h ih e Bishop G a llo w a y . sister of t h e bride­ William E. Galley Sr officiating groom, and Joy Davidson ol The bride Is Hit* daughter of Holly Hilt, dressed 10 match Hir Truman K Gulley Sr <>| Holly matron of honor. Hill and Virginia Galley of San­ J Gordon Butcher of Sanford ford. The bridegroom is the **111 of attended a s I k-s I man. Mothers escort was William E. Mr. and Mrs Starlln Galloway ol Galley Jr. ol Winter Park. Oviedo. Groom sm en were Eugene Escorted hv her father. the bride wore for her vows .1 Holeomlx- ol Sanford and Otl Southern belle-style gown wiili Irishman of Oviedo Flower girl was K im berly white Chantilly lace. .1 sweet­ heart neckline and a s».dlc>|x-d G a lle y ol Holly H ill, while hemline, adorned will) brads, I’alrlck Story ol Oviedo carried seed pearls, sequins and I lets ol Ihe Bible. A reception followed the cere­ lace attached at Hu- watsillnc Along wllll her cha|M-| train, she mony in the >hurch social hull wore a linger up veil ol silk A s s is tin g with Ihr bride's Ixxjk Illusion, embroidered with seed w as Judy Roddenberry and with pearl hearts and ullaehed to a llie reception was Mrs Gordon tiara adorned with treads, seed Butcher. Bride's assistants were pearl* and sequins Ivy. lea roses Mis Syd Galley ami Mrs Hubert and saltn streamers ol ribbon Klnard. Serving were Mrs Steve cascaded from her bouquet ol Gilmer. Mrs Mark Jam es and while and rose flowers An Mrs Tony Anuhcr. Music was antique C ha n tilly lace se.irl provided by Mr. and Mrs T.J. belonging lo the bride's moiher I (Irks, and soloists were Mark was al (ached lo her (lowers, James and Sieve Gilmer. The newlyweds look a wed­ which the bride designed and ding trip lo Sooth Carolina arranged. I'airlela Story, slsicr ol the iK-tore settling lit Sanford The bridegroom works for bride, served .is matron ol honor She wore a full-length gown ol Galloway Builders In Oviedo, dulbie rose taffeta with shori and Ihe hrtdr Is an LPN-2 at Florida Hospital— Alla monte ruiMrd sleeves. Her nosegay In like rearing a child— and Ihe srrompanylng sat llsr lion Central Florida growing con­ ditions Intensify thal satisfac­ tion. said Jo a n Znllrk. president of thr Altamonte Springs Garden Club. "Here, you break oil a twig ■nd slick It In Ihr ground and It grows." Z oltrk said "Up north, you plant something and trrtlli/r il and weed It and feed II and II sill! dies " When llrtsson was growing up In south Georgia, site could care less about gardening "Bui when I came tn Santord and got married, somebody had to takr rare of that garden Th r rnorr I learned, th r more I wanted to learn and th r m<xr I enjoyed It." she said llrtsson doesn't go so far as lo talk lo her plants, she said " I guess I'm too much of a realist. I can't ser m ysrll going out and lalklng to .1 diim hgrrrn plain.“ More than digging Garden clubs are more than digging In soil and talking about digging In soil •On Dec. 12 at 11:30 a.m . Sweetwater Oaks Garden C lub will sjMtnsor Christmas L u n ­ cheon and Fashion Show by Jjrrod's ol Allarnonlr Mall, al Ihe Park S u llr Hold In A lta ­ monte Springs For reservations, one should call Bar Marlin al 800-1137 by Dec. 5. The club also will lake a home lour in J a n u a r y . In w h ic h inrmtiers will observe floral de­ signs made In historic homes In Sarasota. In December. Die club wilt pul on a Christmas tree lighting al Sabir Point. T h e 7 9 m em bers of Sweetwater Oaks Garden Club, organized in 1974 and federated In 1975. meet al First Baptist Church of Swrrtwalrr Oaks on second Monday of each month. Meetings m ay Include Moral de­ sign H r . , (lower arranging) classes or growing ll|is from club hotli< nil m ist June Lrllreton. "I would recommend anyone who would like lo meet nice |M-oplr to Join II," Barnes said. • T h e Holiday Baxuar and ( rail Sale of the Garden Club of Sunfnrd w ill feature plants, nee­ dlework. baked goods and or­ naments. T h e Hale Is set for Dee. 2. 10 a .m . lo 7 p m., and Dec. 3. (I a .m . to 3 p m . , at t h r (Tollhouse, located al Hie corner ol U .S . Highway 17-92 and Fairmont Drive. Free coffer, elder and rookies will la- avail­ able. Each spring, thr club hosts a juried firmer show, open lo thr puhllc In 1980. thr Garden Club ol Sanford launched wlldMowrr seeds tied In taillimns. Imping thal wherever the balloons landed, a patch of wild Mowers would grow. Althoug h wlldllnwrrs are a type of weed, "we don't call them weeds." llrtsson said "T liry 're prrlty " The club has a kern litirresi in conservation. Hrlsson said, whether II lie water conservation or preservation of wetlands and grrrnsparr*. T h r club contrib­ utes money lo Friends of Ihe Si Johns and annually sponsors a child lo go lo Wrklv.i Youth ('amp lo Irani almul conserva­ tion Arbor Day Is celebrated each year by planting trees for Ihr public's enjoyment, and thr rluh has donalrd effort and lunds lo ihr Park on Park project In Son lord Th r Garden Club ol Sanford was organized in 1926 and federated in 1927. when 11 joined Ih r G e n e ra l Federation of Garden Clubs. T h r club Is divided Inlo seven rlrrlrs thal meet monthly during Ihe day. except for ihe Jararanda Circle, which meets In evenings In accomodate working women. Three limes a year. Ihr duh m eets as a w h o le In U s rluhbnuse fur a catered or eovrrrd-dlsh luncheon. Years ago. Hie club boasted alxiut 10 rlrrlrs. Hrisson thinks Ihe clip In membership Is due lo an Increase In the numbrr of women who work The age rutige of the 115 members of the Garden Club of Sanford Is almut 35 lo 75 To lM-eomr a mrmlier. one nerd only have an Interest In garden­ ing and contact club member lo visii a circle meeting. Dues are $15 jm t year, some going lo Hir stair garden club federation and some going In Ihe Sanford rluh. • Throughout Ihr year. South Seminole Garden Club holds workshops on dlllcrrni Ionics, surh as Mower arranging, dried flower designs, planting and growing various plants. M e e tin g s of I h r S o u l h Seminole rluh are on Ihe third Monday of each month ul I p m In Hie Longwood Civic Woman's Club Building. T h r club was organized In 1961 by woman who wanted a gardening gettogether and was federated In 1963. When sinkholes were u hot toplr. Allanionle Springs Garden County garden clubs fisted According to Mia Ralph Longford. Garden Club Dis­ trict 7 director, the following u 1 w m M riiwii lv f list nf garden ciubs In Seminole County. Contact persons for mem bership Information also •relisted: I CSS, M in and lliuincr I In- Park on Park project in Sanfmd "We do a Ini ol worthwhile project* and sharing ol Ideas on gardening and flower urr.ing lug." said Jn d v Wimbish. jiresi deni, who has Ir e n a memtier bn 12 year* Th e <tub, al 37 member*, has already reached Ms cap on membership hut has a waiting list Mcmlx-rs range in age Itmn 20 lo tiO and nieel Ihe second Friday morning ol Hie rnunih in mrnilirr*’ hontrs The joy ol belonging I Prase*. W V U t s M h K S r 0*1* OrrSsa CUb. UnfssaH; Am W M v HI (Ml T m i m Wi 8 w »if t M N CIs*. W M s r I* rln ft; Mr* AriSur C Msrnt. Club hosled a professor Irom Ihr University ol Florida In sjie.ik. hul most o| Hn- club's speakers address gardening The (Till) will hold a Innd raLsIng Mra markel March IH 19. and holds flow er-arranging drmnnxtraUoM* lor spring and holiday arrangements Members exchange plants, give away plants and sell jil.mls among themselves. • Altamonte Sjirings Garden Chili was organized In 1954 and is nni restricted 10 Allarnonlr Springs residents H u - 75 club ntt-inher*. from about age 45 upward, tnrrl thr sccond Thursday evening ol the month lor a covered dish dinner 0 30 p m , business m illin g at 7:30 |i 111,. and a public sjn-akcr at 8 p m . • Th e Ixora Garden C lu b yearly hosts a s|>rlug Ixiutlquc al the Sanford Civic Center. The community turns 0111 in browse al crafts, baked goods ami |i!.tnts and for the luncheon. T ile fu n d-raising event bent-fils heaullllratlon efforts and rluh acholarahl|>s. In Derrmbrr. m cm lxis will enjoy u worksite))) Hireling (nr making fresh Itullday llmal ar­ rangements for lln-lr homes. Civic Ix-aotlflnillon Is another Inlrrrsl nf Ihe Ixora Garden Club, wlm h did landsc aping around Hie entrance lo Sanford Marina, and Is lieljiing laml sea|h- G a rd e n c l u b s arc n n 1 e x c lu s iv e ly ol Ihe leutale p e r s u a s i o n A lew liiishand-and wife couples and widowers are im-mlier* ol Ihr Allamonie Springs Garden Club Two men are j»ar1 ol Ihr Garden Club of Santord— Mike Martin. Seminole County forester, and Howard Jeffreys, who chairs Hie 1Tub's sjirlng horticulture show Mrmhrni t-xi tiungr gardening iiifonnallnn as they'd swaj> reel |>cs One asks a gardening ques lion and hojM-s someone will know Hie answer. "You can never know too mm h aliotii gardening." Hrlsson said. "I Hioiighl I knew a lol almul plaining I Jusi look a masler g . i n l e i i e i course out lieie al ISemlmile Community Col lege), ami I never knew Ihrrr was this m urli lo ll." Znltek, a rurm brr ol Ihe Alla iiionle S|irlngs Garden (Tub (nr five and a hall years, said she enjoys Ihr feeling of "lamlly and togetherness." Hrlsson slays In her club because she likes gelling lo know the <loh members and Hie ideas they exchange, she said "F 01 someone who's Inlrrrsl c d 1 n g a r d e n i n g . 11 ' * worlhwhile," Hrlsson said Try ns she mighl. Hrlsson c a n ' t s e e m 1o m a n a g r house plants, she said Sin- in e v il a b I y k i l l s th e m . B ill yurdwnik Is anollii-r siury. "I can do (uiylhlng In Hie yard.” Hrlsson said, "I love K'THrtg a culling Irom a Irlrnd anil rooting Thai jilani reminds me ol Hie Irlcnd I gnl Hie culling bom. And llirrr's somelhlug really satisfying alxml lliot." So. despite her hnusejilunl blunders. Hrlsson has a green thumb. "It** d lrly , hill It's green." she said. (II you belong lo a non-profit organixallon and would like your club lo b« considered lor "Club Fo cu s," call tha Herald at 322 2011, ait. 34.) �Ssnlonl Herald, Sanford, Florida— Sunday. November 27, 1968 — 3C Clothes show s fashionable for holidays Library to sponsor W W 2 discussion The Kiist lira net) (Ovlrdo) of the Seminole County Public Library will *|>oti*or a discussion ulxuil World War II In wblcli participant* may sharr Ih rlr wartime experience*. Tin discussion. beginning ut 10:15 ant. on Monday. Nov. 28. I* often lo all A *|x-rlal Invitation In learn of the war and the live* It lout hrd i* extended lo member* of younger generations The llbrnrv Is Incut rtf at Hi10 Division St. Overeaters to weigh in A step study rtf Overruler* Auonymou* Is conducted on Mondays at 7 30 p m at West Lake Hospital. Slutr Rout! 434. Longwont I Lor more lolormutton. call Charlie at 323 8070 Poets to talk verse First Florida I’oels meet al 10 a in every Monday In Ihe fellowship ball nl Untied MrlhtMllst Church. Orange City. Interested (awls arc welcome For more informal Inn cull 775-aOOfior 574 Clogging groups have class The Old Hickory siomjters clogging gmup bolds i lasse s 7-0 pm . each Monday at the Knigblsol Cotumbu* Hall on S Park Avenue. Saulotd For more Information, call 34ft 0520 Dixieland ('loggers <logging group hold* classes 7 0 p m each Monday 7-0 p m at Ihr l.akr Mary Fire liepartrncni al First Siren and Wilbur Avenue. Like Mary For more Information. call 321 5267 AA groups schedule m eetings Area Alcoholics Anonymous groups meeting Include Monday • Sunloid Alroholus Anonym ous group at noon and 5 30 p m lor open discussion ami at 0 p m lor alcoholics only at 1201 W Firsi St .Sanford • Softer Won AA Group meets at the Sahara Club (old driver s h< ruse oil Ice I. 2587 S Sanford Avr , noon. 5 30 p m and 8 p m Often dist usslon • Ataiiou meets al Ihe Sahara Club 2587 S Sanford Avr . 8 pm Sanford Rotarians to m eet Notary Club ;>( Sanford rnrets every Mnndav at n on. al the Santitrd Civic Center VFW , Auxiliary Co gather Veterans of Foreign Wars anil the lattlles Auxiliary ut Sanlurd Post ID IO M meet the lourth Monday al 7 30 pm at their post home (the log i ahlti on Seminole Itoulevardl Help for gam blers offered Gamblers Anonymous and Gam-Anon for family and friends, meet separately Monday and Friday Innn smokersl al 7 30 ft m . Chim b ni ihe Good Shepherd. 3 '.I Like Avr Maitland For more Information, call 236-0206 TOPS chapter to m eet about eating A TU I'S chaplet meeis each Monday ul 8 M) a m at 420 Oak Si . Osirrn For more mlormaOon. call Shirley at 323 5445 Sem inar on listening set "How lo l.tstrn Flffrrtlvely" is the topic of a 2(V hour seminar In la- field at 7 p m on Tuesday Nov 29. al ihe Casselberry hihllr Library The seminar Is often lo Hie public and sponsored by the Srrninolc Community Collrgr toastmaster* Club F'nr more Information and reservation*. cull the dub secretary al 003 3966 Panic A ttack group to m eet Agoraplinhiu/Paiilr Attack Support Group meet* each Tuesday at 8 p m al Wrsl L ik r Hospllal. 589 W Suite Road 434. lailigw<KMt Hie suppnri group Is lor (hose who arr alrald logo out ol their hiiusr- and tie active In ptihlii Overeaters to weigh in A regular meeiing ni Ovrreaiers Anonymous is conducted on Tuesdays at 7 3u p in al Florida Power and Light. 301 Myrtle Avr . Sanford For more liiforrnalloii. i all Carol at 322-0657 Casselberry Kiwanis to rise Klwunl* Cluti ol Casselberry meets al 7:30 a m every 1‘ursday al Village toil, U S Highway 17 92 and Dogtrack Hii.nl l.ougw imhI For more inhumation.call831 8545 Toastm asters to speak up Dayhrrakcrs Toastmasters meets at 7:15 a m Christos Krsiautant on First Street. Smlord Tucsrlay at Guests arr w e lc o m e Toasimustrrs In in ii.iiiuii.il Cluti 6581 meets each Tuesday 7 30 p m al Seminole Community Collrgr. Room I. 200 For more information, call 695-3906 N a r A n o n to o ffe r h e lp Nar Anon, a self-help group for relatives and (rirnds of addicts, will m rrl Tuesday al H p in al Orlando General Hospital For more information, i all 869 6304 Bridge club ready to deal Sanford Duplicate llrldgr Club meets al noon each Tuesday al Ihe Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 FI F'trsl Si,. Sanford. Sanford Lions to huddle Sanford Lions Club meets at noon each Tuesday ut Western Slzzlln Sleakhouse. 2900Orlando Drive. Sanford Library to tell bedtim e stories Bedtime stories for children and then parent* will t>r mid al 7 p in. on Wednesday. Nov. 30. ul Ihe North Brunch (Sanford) of Ihr Seminole Counly Public Library No registration Is required. Children are encouraged lo bring Ihclr teddy tiear* amt wear their jMjamn* The library Is located at 150 N 1‘ulmrHo A v r For more Information, call 322 2182 Planting, gardening topic of talks Full planting and rare ol trrrs and shrubs will t>r Hie subject of a program at 7 p m Wednesday, Nov 30, In the Seminole County Agricultural Center audliortum, 250 W. County Home Hoad. Mike Marlin. urban forester, will *|>eak on planting trees, and Celeste While, urban horticulturist, will address care and maintenance. The program Is free lo Hie public For more Information, call 323-2500. rxl 181 SCC ptay on adolescence to open The Seminole Community College F'lnc Art* Theatre will present A H. Gurney's Whut I l)ld Last Summer from Nov. 30 lo Dec. 3 at 8 p in. and Dec. 4 al 2 p m. The gently humorous play revolves around u 14-year-old boy's coming uf ugr In Hie 1940* General admission is 66; settlor and student admissions are 65 For Itilormuilon ami reservation*, rail 323-1450. rxl. 399. If you know of ti|>rnmlfig activities you'd like announced In the Herald'* Calendar, send thr upproprtalr lulormatlon — event, tittle, dale, place, cost, conlurl |icrson and phone number— lo Culendar. Sanford Herald. 300 N, French Avr.. Sanford. F L 32771or call 322-2611. Holiday Fashion Shows arr giving a preview of what's In this holiday season. "Ornam enta­ tion" Is ihe tip for Ihe season t.ook for big rurrtng*. bright necklaces anti Ix-uutiful scarves :r-* bells Lol* of leather— suede and natural— In lots ol colors will lx- seen on (hose making (he scenes. "Something New. Something Old and Something a Little Diff rent" lilird 'he fashion show al Ihe Seminole Spokes’ monthly meeting Nov. 10 ( Ida's of Winter Park and Orlando pul on the show, in which pro­ fessional inodrl* walked through Hie dining area al Sw rriw airr Country Cluti for all to see and admire T h r models would slop at raeh table so the women i ould have a closer took Ceda Bennett, thr owner of Crda's. glvrs the Americans what they arr used lo— Ih r Itest. she said "We Ainrtleans arc *|mllrd! I can say w r Americans now." coinmenlrd ( Ida, native llr.i/ll lau who recently become a U S r lllir t i Her boutique oiler* something old— designer and fine rlolhes on consignment— -* and new clothes as wrll L i t H e r w ig a n d C i n d y Sir Inman, both from Swret water Oaks, were among the women rn p iy ln g the fashion trra t llrrw lg m oved to Sem inole Counly from Wisconsin a year ago Other adm iring eyes were LAKB MARY LONQWOOD (excluding December). Please rail Gall Prrslon at 869 9538 or Rick! Bruce at 321-3236 for more information Mothers matching mlnlttures C Y N TH IA AUSTIN those of Hos.1 David of Allnmoutr Springs, lu-iH Tongco of Lake Mary. "Coke" L'yrneki of thr Lakr Brantley arra and Coke's guest. Rosrmary Sayre of Kissimmee "I'm the real thing." said Coke when Introducing herself to some of the women at her fable Coke, who recently moved Irotti Naples, remarked atioul Seminole S|>okr*. "It's a marvelous way to get acquainted when you're new lo an area and don't work or have kids In school." Seminole Spoke* |* (or nrweotners and lias the motto “Gather Friends l.lkr Flowrr* for a Bouquet ** Since 1969, (he club has L i ti making newcom­ ers feel welcome to Seminole County Hs membership, as of June 1988. was 166 women. A ilording to G rrt Tupprr. the president, 37 new member* joined Iasi month! Newcomer's coffee* are held from IO a in until noon the second W ednesday of each month September through May Mothet* and daughters mod eled a variety or holiday outfits at theSabal 1*0101 Women's Club monthly meeting on Thursday. Nov. 17 Members of Ihr club brought (heir daughters lo get a glimpse of Ihr lasltlons In Ihr S te ln M a ri-spon sore d show Mother-daughter model* in­ cluded Sherry and Chandra Durkin. Lynda and Kirsirn Dr n n ls . Linda a n d J e n n ife r Tompkins. Shelley and Erin Ferguson. E rin and Megan Tenney, and Karen and daugh lets Starry and Tan* Slrallng Ihe show was l -veur old Brliiany Bentley followed bv her mom. Holly Frenzy tor Christmas fitness Gelling ready to wear Ihnse leather skirts and show every bulge ' cashmere skirt* lot Hie holiday* were participant* In Ihr Sweetwater A th le tic Club's a cro b a t hot) In L o n g wood Sweaty bodies Jumped lot an hour and a half on Nov 19 Six Instructors each taught a (xiftlon of the arrobalhon. keeping leg* and arms swinging wiih a van ety of moves and motions Those leading the flutes* fattain* were Patti Laiirrlo of Longwood Dawn Buttle nl A|*opku Bill Trdstrom. Karyn Mullen and Jan Cohen, all of Altamonte Springs, and Trrrl Hansel of Longwood. Therr simply to firm their figures were C o u rtn e y Cunningham. Lori King. John and M.ireia Flourtuiv. Lloyd and Sharon Blackburn. Lisa Kz/ard T o m m y Newberry a nd Lisa Foley, all from luiugwood and Cherte Caplait of Oviedo Great Jnl>. everyone! Art show historic. In a sense A quaint "Currier A Ives" type of atmosphere was Hie setting lor the I2lh annual art show In historic Ling wood More than 3<K> cialters from across thr Uniteil state* displayed tltrlr wares on Nov 19 and 20 T h r Central Florida Society for III* lorlcnl Preservallun sponsored Hie festival " T h e r e was *omelhing lor everyone." commented Carol G a rry ol Longwood Indeed. Just about every lype of cnift was represented at ihr show, ranging from sterling silver Jewelry lo Christmas decoration* and. of course. wcMtdrn toys lor children L i n d a H u r ilc k e . a l s o a Longwood rrslrtrnl, used to do the show hul not Ibis year She Itkew doing shows that arrn'l quite a* htg It's a nice com tmmttv slum I II always go I did buy som clhltlg. lOO,” she con­ fessed (Cynthia Austin Is s Sanford Hsrald corrsipondsnt covsrlng th# Lsks Mary Longwood arts. Phono 662 0082 I Love shouldn’t excuse overeating DEAN A B B V t Your reMndiv In "Find of Riqtr." who qua plained that Ills wile was 45 pound* ovens eight, was really oil the mark, You viid "Now is thr time to tie especially loving and supportive Love her lo pieces and kill hrr with kind­ ness. and say nothing about her weight " I agree that the wile needs tier husttand's love and siqqiort. hut she also needs to seek help lot Iter obesity and or compulsive o v e re a tin g I believe that overeating l* a disease that should hr treated wilh ihe same respect a* heart d ise a se , diutielr* or alcoholism Bill to Ignore sui It a problem allow* the |M-r*on to stay in denial and avoid Irrattueni Hul could save het life C A T H Y R E L F .R .N . D E A R C A T H V t I lot Hie nail tight on Hit- thumb with that answer! You uiakr an excellent Ihi mt and I thank you lor it However, I welcome Hie oppor­ tunity to itirntlnn Ovrreaiers Anonymous It has been a llles a vrr lo m a ny com p ulsive ovrreaiers O A operate* on Ihr same principle as Alcoholic* A n o n y m o u s and G a m b le r* Anonymous (' II I can do II. you can do II "I Consult the white pages of your telephone txHik to llud the r h a p t e r In y o u r r 1 1y . II Overealrts Anonymous I* not listed, w rite lo O vrre a ie rs Anoitymotts. 1025 Spencer Si Suite 203. Torrance, ( ’.till. 90503. lor Inlonnattou Enclose a king sianqs-d. self-addressed t-nvelo|K- It 1* a nonprofit orga­ nization. A B IG A IL V A N BUREN m om O K . n o w . everybody listen Some women have to work M iry need the extra money, or Hiev re sup|iortlng i licit l.onllv on Hirlrown Some women want to work I In v love their lamilles. but the dally domestic -sene Is not for them. They piefrt the challenge ot the tnisinrss or prolrsslonal world Good for ilirm ! Some women prefer In stay home They enjoy housekeeping, cooking and tx-lng a lull-time mother Inis i> vrrv hard work but they find tf fulfilling Good tor lhem1 Not all women who work outside ihe home a rr pani|xred e x e c u tiv e s w i t h p a in te d fingernails, designer rlolhes. ne­ glected husband* and latchkey kids Neither are all housewife* brainless, frumpy women who walk around in their houscco.il* and curlers saving, “ yes. dear, to their husbands anti yelling .it Hirlr kid-. W r arr all free to choose what w r wanl to be IV- gr.detol Most o f o u r m o t h e r s a n d grandmother* d id n 't have a choice. Hooray for the stay-at-home woman! Hurray lor tlie career woman! I*> as you please, lint don't hrlllHr Ihe woman who choose* the other r«»ud. LIVE AND LET LIVE IN LONG BEACH D E A R LIVE; Hooray lot you! You settled ihis coni rove rsy very well Congratulation*! CO N FID EN TIA L T O W O N ­ D E R I N G IN B E V E R LY . M ASS.; I’eoplr who say. "It's not ihe money, it's the principle of the th in g ." prolMhlv have a "geli" ro m p lrx (Problem*? Wills lo Dear Abby. For a psnoi al. unpubllshsd raply, sand ■ self sddrstssd, •lampad envelop* lo Dear Abby, P.O. Box 69440. Los Angalet. Caiil 90069. All corraspondsnc* Iscontldsnllell \ / 4 ' / / . ■ 'fox,'" f Deadlines closing for fair contests TA M I’A — Entry deadlines for Ihe 1989 Florida State Fair c o m p e t i t i o n s are fast approaching llloi- Ribbon Brsl Competition* will lx- held In everything from baking sewing, horticulture and wine-making (o fishing, photography, rhrerleadlng. wuodcurvlng and championship livestock, Deadlines for Hie youth steer show and sale of the Feb H-19 lair have |iasxrd. hul lime yrl remains to enter many of the animal shows, us wrll as crufts and talent eoniprtlons. U|K-omlng deadlines Include — Dee. 7. purebred dog com­ petition. — Dec. 30. juek|>ot lamb com|trillion. — Jan. I, FFA chapter exhibit contest. — Jan. 6. open beef compclllinn, youth lx-ef competition: open dairy competition; youth dairy comjK-tllkm. open goat competition: youth goal coni' |M-llllnn; youlh |siuliry compel!lion: purrhrrd |M>ullry competi­ tion; youth egg show. — Jan. 19. youth dog competi­ tion. — Jan. 25. o|x-n rabbit com­ petition; youth rabbit compclllion: cavy com|K-ilHon. Free bnxluirrs and premium (took* deluding the Individual rnmpcHlloii* an- available by culling ih r FlorliLi Slate F'ulr at 813 6217821 or writing I'.O. Box 11766. Tunqvt. FL 33680. T r i e d m a n 's ■in c i l e a s JEWELERS / /t >f / » * ... Ml t.. .. D E A R A B B Y : I JusI read the lellrr from "Got It Together In Iowa," who gels no respect because stir's u stay-at-home Seminole Centre Altamonte Mall Winter Park Mali \ N r r .f . 323-7118 �Group to give a hand to one lefty celebrity and left her homeland to |oln him. "W e understand one another." he said, smiling. Th e attractive couple have three children, none of whom are not out of either parents' tight aa they work preparing Lebanese and Greek dishes at Ihelr luahly-drroraled Sultan 1 'i l i c e K e s t a u r a n t In Casael berry. Tw e lve -ye a r-o ld daughter. Deena. runs to the table where her father sits and spools mil something In Arabic. Hafxa said he and his wife made It a potnl lo leach (heir children Ihe native language. He jokes about himself speaking two languages. Arabic and "broken English " Of hts 6-year siid sun. Sake 111. Hafia said If you see him. "you will fall In love with him.” The new addition tn Ih r family Is I wo-month-old Tartq Although llalra s career was redirected from spoils to busi­ ness. h r recalls ihe days In Lebanon when Ire played on a professional soccer tram called " T h e Lebanese Stars" as a halfback midfield. " I ’m like a quarterback In soccer." Hafxa ctarlftcd. " I became professional at 16 years old. I played about 10 years." he said. Playing on third-division and first-division trams, he said h r “ became famous very last" and his p in lograph ap|irarrd in many mag axlnesand nrws|M|M-r* H r said his slim on the soccer team look him all over Ihr world. He played leums In lire U S S H . Eastern E u ro p e . G e rm a n y. Ilruxll. K um anla. Hungary and all thr Arable countries. “ My team used to br one of the best, he auld without rrsrrvalion. He said, once In America, he turned down an Invitation In Ire on a Philadelphia Irani called the "Atoms'* because Ihr money wasn'l good. After hr moved lo Florida, he said he played and was a coach for Ihr "Orlando Stars " In 15177. the Orlando tram played against a llniish learn. They lost the game 3-2. hut ILtf/a said hr played a good game and was referred to In a newspaper as ihr “ bloody Lebanese " llul/a said hr Ircls Ills culture and religion never juiseil a pro blent In adjusting to Ihe Western culture hreausr of tils experi­ ence and travels T h r philosoph­ ical llal/a said. "Life is depen­ dent nn rxprrtrnce. not |nsl education." He said he never llimight of Continued from Page 1C from playing wllh dolls is Im­ portant for both hoys and girls An IHOOs-stylr doll and a mod­ em one that remember* verbal commands und senses light and darkness are iwo equally valid choices. W llh all Ihr wonderful choices out there, parents should out­ sider Ihe child's age. abilities and Interests. Listen to your child. Like adults, ihry havr strong preferences. And don’t forget all Ihe little toys that mean so much— cuddly stuffed companions, silly putty, books, marbles. puppets. hula hoops, race cars and Jacks (Mary Mfxa la praildant and foundar of Sanford Child Cars, Inc., Sanford. Phono: 323-8435.) TO P EK A. Kan. - David Leitrrm an. Ooldlr Hawn. Oprah W infre y. To m C r u ls r . Greg Louganls and George Bush arr all an arm'* length away from winning a left-handed compli­ ment. Literally. "W e juat counted the ballot*" and the six have received the moat vote* to become the 198W Lefthander of the Year, aay* Kim Klpera. executive aaalalanl of Lefthanders International The Topeka-baaed group will name the winner In lale Drcemher Oprah won the honor last year and appeared on the cover of Li's Lefthander Magaxlnr. which reads from lu rk to from The columns start on the right side of I he page and mil to the left Each year. Li's 27.000 mem­ ber* vote for their favonir left­ hander In right categories grn eral sports, tennis, male and female entertainers, m usk. soap operas, politics and overall Lef­ thander of the Year. The 13-yrar-okl group rrratrd Aug 13 as Inirrnatlonal Lef­ thanders' Dav Tor Ihr estimated 10 prn'rnt ol Ihr world s people who wrtle and ral with Ihelr left Irand*. LI. which lias memliers in all nanny al die Grand Cypress AO stales and 14 other countries, himself as bring different, al though hr admits It took hln: Meson In Orlando Wlien lie had chose that dale because the llrst many year* lielore he air a hot It delivered. Ihe children's la­ ImrrnalkMMl Lefthanders' Dav dog or ground tierf. H r avoids ther. who was a Saudi Arabian fell on a Friday the 13th pork or any pnrk products In prince, inquired as lo why there > They did It to poke lun of all keeping with his Moslem re­ was so little food and proceeded the superstitions surrounding lo order hundreds of dollars left-handedness." Klpers said. ligion. Malta said he learned how to more Itafxa said hr has served "We've rortte a long way as far bake Ilie Arabic pita bread and many royal families visiting or as dlsprlllng myths," she said. was Inirrestrd In opening a living In Central Florida "They used lo. Ill I lie Middle He has worked all his life In Ages, put the left hand in boiling bakery. So he scraped together some borrowed m oney and dllTrrrnl fields, h r said H r hofds w a'rr to discourage its use." opened his Sultan Bakery and a degree in air iraidilionmg and Kipeis a right-hander. said Restaurant seven years ago. refrigeration from V a lrn rla Missouri school teachers in the which has since cltangrd lot a Community College In Orlando, lale 1030s and rally liMOs tried lions Tw o year* ago. tie opened but tie said fits expehrme comes lo gel hei left-handed mother lo a specially grocery store callt-o from Itard wrork sw itch liands "When I ojirned the restau­ M r r h a b a M a rk e t, a ls o in "Teachers used to hit her rant. I learned a lot llul. Ihe knuckles with rulers. Ur her Casselberry llr said one lime lie look a 940 most Important thing in Ihr hand lo her side lo keep bet from lood order over Ihe phone for a Inislnesa Is tvonrsi y,” he said using It." Kiprts said "Teacher* and Ihr educational system srem lo lie more aware i hal dial is not a good thing In do so wc doll I hear much about fling one of Ihr world * Inistcsi that anymore." site satd. < porls LI publishes a taialog listing SINGAPORE - KntfF wfrfdtng 1 "W r'rr advising rvrrv crew In hand loots, s l a n t knives, tan pirates waited In a spcrdlsMt I*- morr wall tilul ihan ever. opener* plating cants, spiral until the container ship loomed Laid Clcineni Tan agcnl for iMUrlKHtks and evru |*ens lor llir oul of th r darkness. T h e y Lloyd Itrasik-iro Line "The situ rstlmaird 24 million Amt m a n slrallhlly boarded Ihr ship in the atfcm I* becoming incrrasinglv left handers S o u th C h in a Sea. headed morr serious Tticrr must hr 1 hr hig thing as lar as kids straight to the captain's cabin Ijrliri surveillance of Ihr area " go was writing over a spiral— our M o d e rn p ira te s a r r not mi m lar ‘one mho plaint." Klpris and abducted thr struggling swashtiui klrrs Hying llir Jolly said orrupani. Ily the lime a marine ptinil H u g e r liu l s o p h l s l l r a l n l "W r have quK k dry ink prns arrived. Ihe 12 plralas had scoundrel* in speed boats p m so vmi don't smear Ink on your rrrd by twin niillmard motors vanished with ihelr victim. hand when you write." she said Tills Is nol an IHth century Thev find cargo 'hi(is easy jnrv "We even have rnrk screws for lale of piracy on Ihe high seas tl The Singapore National Ship ilie l^ll'rs " hap|M*nrd this month and the ping A**<« tat Ion has received A3 Might handed card plavets ivp alHictlon of Cap! Tsui Hung rr|M>ris ol plratr atlai k*» In le.illy tall out lltelt raids with Ting. A5. has sparked an outcry i lulling two Instances of sialiliril die np|ieimosl i aid on the light. lor m orr protection in the ctrwm cn. in the past two years ex|M»ing the markings in the plralr ink strd w.iirrs surroun No one ha* been apprehended iippci led miners No markings Percent pfPopulallon Sourca Amancan Osmogrsph** WA BWAWsci Voungor Americana are more likely lo b« left handed than older ones, possibly because parents have become more reluctant to discourage their children from using their left hand arr visible in a person who puis Ihe up|irtiiiosi card on die left and Ians the rest of die ranis in die right. Li's i aids havemarkings In all lour cornets, "which are great for everybody." Klpers said Smaller nm ipjnlr* have lirrii I h r m ost r r r e p llv e wrhen approached about m aking a product lorlefthanders. Kqtrr* •aid lllgget companies "don't rralh see a market lor II. even though you're talking almtii 24 million people You d think llu l would <rralr some dollar signs In thru ryes" Famous left handers Ineludt Ikib Dylan. J im m y Connors. |Yd Kopprl. Oliver North, Geotg< Hurtle. M a rilyn Mmitoe and Mark Twain accurdlng lo 1.1* list A L L S P IR A L L IK E PER M S to o ts £ or whm *25°°^: Betty Anne’s Unisex H airstyling S h*'s Id lin g Santa whor# lo get h it suit ctoMMd twtore Christm asl G « t .. Pirates are modem menace FANTASTIC CLEANERS STARTS AT 7:00 P.M. A L L N E W P R O G R AM 3S12 Orlando Ortvs, Sanford His classical guitar isn’t conventional for a reasoi LAKE MANY - Partly on a Iir i soda I eanqialgn to disprove thr Idea that cl.issn.il guitar Isa yawn-insptnng form of musical expression. Sian Bumgarner will upprar In m n rrri on Thursday. Dec. 1. al 8 p m In llir Luke Mary High School auditorium "I suspect that wlien many people see classical guitar.' they yawn and think not rtiv kind of music.’" Bumgarner says. The unronvrnltonal guitarist. Ih r first III Ih r 1!IHM H<l Seminole Community Concert Association series, dresses casually and Irlls personal anecdotes In the first part of his program Using a sophi sti cated t w o • projrelor/dlssolve system, he also shows slides— whether it lie Spanish castles or a Ixiy and his dog— that complement the mood music lie's performing "I want people tn relax and gel lo know m r during this pan of my concert— In addition in en­ joying ihr music, of course." hr said Al Intermission. Bumgarner dons a tuxedo for a more i radii tonal second half, adding another (wist to the variety of his presentation. IBs inuslr ranges Irorn Hrnalssancr lo Romantic. Bumgarner received a degree lii m u s ic e d u c a tio n fro m lo-nolr-KItyne College. Hickory. N.C.. and studied guitar with Jrsus Silva, protege of Andres Srguvlu and Instructor al the North Carolina School of the Arts. He has toured the country for more than a decade as an Affiliate Artist. To become an SCCA member or for more Information atmut thr concert association, conlui EARLY BIRD 1 00 PM 323-8306 REGULAR BINGO AT 7 30 P M W ed d in g Invitations W r'rr m o rr ihan jusi a (.in f store A STITCH IN TIM E C A N SAVE M ORE TH A N D IM E S !!! fop To B»g Bottom To Smotl. Punning Around From Shop To Mali Tirea Of in® otd Shopping Bluet Sti'ch To Fit Fobucj Mai Some Very Good News. One Stop Will Take Cate Of It Alt Wo Stitch To Fit Designer Fashions For All Occasions (Formal. Casual. Ipodswoar. Woddlngu Stan Bumgamar will parform Dae. 1 1n ooncart. Shirley Milas. SCCA president. at 322-7000. or Dr. Alexander 1) ic k I s a n . m e m b e r a h I p chairman, at 323-1480. e*t. 461. Mrmtirrahlps sell lor 925 per Individual. 8BO per lam Ily and 810 per student. 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USE r ID HELP ^ . o n 'C u r & p MUW6UUe>!, you FIND \ IHATfTlS 29 Garland 30 Undivided 31 Walked ] jD O L O s r ..y 32 Valuable violin *®6S>< 2 33 Sinewy 34 Before long 3 40 Craving 41 42 43 44 46 Coup d * ___ Pep Yale student College deg. Psychic___ Geller 4 10 11 35 Whet 13 36 Printer's measures WHAT'S Y h E S O N A W ITH J HEALTH ARCHIE ' A l O C k ' ■ 16 It 39 Kate Nelligan movie 20 It 11 41 Indian 11 29 2T 45 Nodding 47 Abuse 48 Rubs out 49 Center 30 50 Roman road 34 38 37 31 31 32 35 1 1 M T H FA TTE R fO C O 4& 1 Rare gas 41 4* 48 2 Restaurant lists 3 Wing shaped m u rre 123 f TH A TS TU ru X K D esn u r 22 » 42 Clothing fabric ffc T 21 to J■ 4 Film location 5 ______ -a-brac end played The quern at spade* wan the wlnnlus trad and Ka*i B y J i a n Jacoby An expert kihll/er would be rlShl to mnsralulate Bast on the drlrnne of today * hand Asalnst three diamonds. West led the heart kins- then switched lo the 10 of dubs Drclarer pul up dummy's queen and won East's kins with the ace. lie playrd arr of diamond* and a diamond to dummy's kins and then ruffed a liean Next h r {Hayed a club to d u m m y 's Jack and ruffed another hrari. lie now cxltrd with a club. East was side lo win the d u b elsht. and now ratnr a crucial play. East must lead spades, and the defenders need three spade (ricks lo set the contract But If Easl leads a low spade. West will be forced lo win Ihr 10 or Jack when declarer plays low. and West will Ihrn lie BUT IT5 \ WHO CARES? S R W E \ I GOT A IVTO D C J 7SJM/F/C, S M P f / b u y on iT' made II. In our rnlr of expert kibil/er. w r can reprimand declarer. To m ake ih r contract. I n him simply play low Irtan dummv when W n t lead* thr rluti H> Th e n let him play low Inmi hi* own hand an wrll. Sure. Went wlnn a i limp Irlrk. hut whal next? Anothrr club will be playrd — Jack. kliiK and .irr Now South can play at r ol diamond* and a diamond in dum m y * kins, ruff a heart, play a club lo dummy'* queen, and lead thr Jack ol hrari* limn dum m y. Hut Inxlrud of ruflins he discards a »|*»dr Wr*i win* llte trick and tn rndplayrd tnln either laylnS down Ihr spade arc or sh in s declarer a stuff and a rull by play Ins another heart ♦ m im bsit sol T it ♦ K 11 Vy ♦x y i t i i ♦All Vulnerable East-West Dealer West Paw 1‘as* Operuns lead W K BLOOM COUNTY FRANK A N D ERNEST mos ux*n AJCHt' R)(?^Y, VME (VtfV'T HAvf* W I L p CApP ^ S L O TS . N EV ER MNP ' G A R FIELD by Charles M. Schuli THAT KIP IN THE CAR NEXT TO ME .I S CRYING... HE NEEPS SOMETHING TO CHEER HIM UP. x* BY Leonard Starr ANNIE NOW PONT WORRY,] 1 KH0W iSS An n ie / I i juat , j o sh ■ ON'T6 M B T m t IfM P B M P Y / JV^T hiTH WHAT'S TW T AT LOOKS UC£ TWilPE Of TH' I A. 0 0 6 ... ROAD UP A H g A P f W ^ M T TU M B LEW EED S ff^ivifu fU/riY ( vwsai i t o r& m y ^ipnivR^n^rw-irwainr* mixniAL m w w . i n pw r a n rnmniAL f l a m e o v s r m y t o m b .' W HOUm /AOR m u rm u r. th a t* vtxw PNPBUM. by T.K. Ryan A m tm m \ ,a a w .t 9 H x iiW P V r x »? T)M i/v e y �Sanford Haraid. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. November 27. IMfl — ?C See Keaton’s 'Good Mother’ for the stars, not the script la Mavis Theaters T H E G O O D M O TH E R (H I Lravc II lo Disney's Toorlistnnrrirlu rm — Immr ui "Three Mrn a n d a IJ a b y “ a n d o t h e r c a l c u l a i r d l y c o / v entertainments— tn turn Sue Miller's complex novrt almiii u w om an w h o discovers h r r dreams« annul l r realized lulu a mnfoundlngly lyrical. a nil*-x statement. A lol o f m essy adult frr h u m rlrru la tr In liila inuvlr. m u r h .»•> they d i d In " K r a m e r vs K ra m e r." **u» llir film frame* llirse feelings with scenes ol Haying one thing. and ends up saying quite llie opposite. Diane Kralun stars as recently dlvurred Anna f)unlap. a work* Ing mol her who ascends lo cloud nine when Leo. an appealingly tugged Irlt h sculpt ir (Liam Niesun). tomes on to !e i. Frigid during the later years of her m a rria g e to llrla n (Ja m e s Naughlonl. Anna's sexuality bloom* with Leo. She and her tlaugliler develop an easy In­ tim a cy snd epenness w ith le o — an openness lhal Brian then uses against hrr In a biller rlilld-custody outlie. FILM S ROBERT D IM A T T E O Arradlan wlstfulnrrn nut ul "On Gntden I’u n d ." Directed by Leonard Nimuy. llir ntuvle will jrmhahlv In- a till Itul II‘a une uf Ihirse pirtures tli.it start* uul SUNDAY'S TELEVISION Ik iw y *— k r u T *f nxWti A s w r i t t e n b y M ic h a e l Hortman. the script plays Anna and la-o's sensual, freewheeling liapplnrss off against hrr rights and responsibilities as a mother. According to the film, there would seem to l<e an Inherent conflict between Anna's fulfilling herself as a woman and as a mother. Still, the film has merits. Chief among them Is Diane Keaton's incandescent performance. In a rob that resembles Alan Bate*' In "A n Unmarried Woman." the virile Nreson Is also good, as are Staley Sag.; as Ainu's lively girlfriend, and Teresa Wright and Ralph Bellamy as Anna's grandpurrnts GRADE 2' i stars COCOON T H E RETURN IPGI It's been a had year for sequ­ els— "Short Circuit 2." "Arthur 2." "Rami*. III" and "Nightmare on Elm Street 4 " Now come* this lame, lachrymose follow-up lo the charming Ron Howard original aUiut a group ol St P ete rsbu rg senior citizen* (Jessica Tandy. Hume Cmnyn. Jack Gilford. Willnrd Hrtmlry. Gwen Verdun. Don Arnrchr and Maureen Staph-tool who dlsrov rr an estratrrrr*lrtal source ol rejuvenation When we Iasi saw them, (hr group had gone oil lo another planet, where they would never grow old Now they're hark, for reason* that never make any sense (something about rrscuing the |mmI s of aliens that were led behind! With Daniel Petrie replacing Hon Howard as director, this is c r h ” *y affair Th e original movie's willy portrayal of w ni if <IIIrens degenerates Into cutesy, " a r r n ' t - t h r s r - o l d geezers -spunky?" humor, liu ludmg a basketball game where lour old timers show up a quartet id young dudes In between jokes there are frequent vlslta to the hospital (You've never seen so many hnspllal-hcd scenes In one tnmrfe.i And the plcturr has ahout 10 false endings, while tears arr bring jerked and coy romances bloom The terrific cast does Us best with this second ralr material, and Elaine Strttch. the one newcomer lo the group, livens things up briefly as a flamboyant man chaser But It's a dismal, soggy movie Diana Keaton tiara In "Tha Good Mother." the story ol a divorcee s newfound love and tha custody suit over her child (Asia Vieirai GRADE I 'v star New H o n e Video DA (PG| Virgin. $79 95 This adajilallon of Hugh Leonard's Broadway hit Is first regarded as a way to srr Barnard Hughes recreate his Tiaiy winning per formant r Hughrs plays a sly old Iris h co d ge r w hose d ra lh catalyzes Ihr memories of fils New Y o rk jila y w r lg h l son (Martin Sheen! Moving tiack und forth In llrnr. I fir movie Is ftiD of bittersweet insight* about father son rrlalUittshljM. life. Invr. death, the win tie shrhang It comes across rather synthetically on Ih r screen In a ride that Is all reaction. Sheen ran fir Hally earnest. But tlirrr arr fluid, lyrical rnnm-nl* GRADE 2lV star* FUNNY FARM llt il Warner fkU 95. Chevy Chase stars as a sportswrltrr who dnijis out ol the Manhattan rat ram. moving with his wife (the charming Mattolyn Sniithl lo the country. This breezy little hutollc aflatr steals Irnm "M r. Blandlngs Builds Ills Dream House" anil dozen* of olhrr movies, hut II * relatively pleasant-until Ihr script collapses in ihr second hall GRADE 2 Mara A T IM E OF D E S T IN Y IRI Nelson, m u 95 One ol the worst movie* rrlrased In 1988. this m o l d y , o v r r h Io w n Old H o IIvwimnI style melodrama was directed by Gregory Nava, who gave us the line, socially con­ scious " E l Norte T l t r s to ry st ar t s out In ludicrous high gear, as fimuthv I lot ion and Melissa |.<si endure jierhajis ihr u h »m trouble-beset land rain soakrtll honeymoon in movie history Flash forward to W illi.m i Hurt as Leo's veil g r a lic r -seeking brother Ills target? Ilnlion. ol course Nava iloesn'l have tlte foggiest Idea how lo do this sort ol retro trash And why does he want to? G R A D E I star T H E LONELY PASSION OF II I>lIII IIBAHNE iRi Cannon **9 95 Maggie Smith gives a hr 1111a i i i perform ance as a spinster p la in teacher i ho moves Into a Dublin rooming house Boh Hoskins ei>-si.tr* as llit* landlady’s sliadv brother who pursues Smllh because hr thinks she has money Jack Clayton's |u h 7 ada|)ta lion of Brian Moore s novel Is one of those sligh tly precious, small scale studies ol repressed "lliilr (teople *th.u Inevllahly l.til lo grnerali mm ft Utv olllee or audience But it s iM-aiilllully done, anti Maggie Sm llh Is sublime GRADE 3 stars (F ilm grading -I stars — excellent, tl stars — good. 2 stars — lair. I star — |mnim (Hobart DIMktUo la a movia critic lor Ntwtpapar Enlarprlta Association) HOROSCOPE By Baralca Ilada Osol Partnership arrangements could provide you with your grratrst Novambar 2 7 .1B8S irenrflls today. (Mrtlcularly ll In the year ahead you could he they are with your (rtend* PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) luekter lhan you have been In Trends conllmir in your favor jtasl personal rrlallonshljts These valuable assoclalluns wherr career or material tnlrrshould jiroduce iommrri i.il us rsis are concerned. Don't let well as social advantage* anything that could lM-nrfll you SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec. |K-rsoruiHy esc.ijk* your atten­ 2 11Conclusions you draw luday tion could lie Ihr right one*, because ARIES (March 2I-A|irll I'll yrntr far-seeking jirrrrjtllons will Asjrrrts are rattier favorable for not likely ovrrliKik essential you today and you might hr able fartnm Get a Jump on life by lo lake something gisnl you understanding the Influrners already have and makr It Iretlrr. that govern you tn the year TAURUS (Ajxll 20 May 20) ahead. Send lor your Astro- Your |N-rsonal gain |N)trntlai Graph predictions today by looks very encouraging liMlay. mailing t l lo Astro-Graph, r/o especially In dealing wllii (amlly this nrwsjMjM-r. I'.O. Box U142H. mrtnfiers or relatives. Cleveland. OH 44101 342H Be GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20| sure to state your zodiac sign CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan Yaluahlr Information can InIti) You could be pleasantly acquired today through dis­ surprised today when you dis­ cu ssio n s y o u 'll have w ith cover how willing others are to Irlrnds They arr apt lo talk share with you Rrtnetnber your freely lo you atout eonfldrnltal benefactors and jkiy them Itack matters CANCER (June 2 1-July 221 later AQUARIUS IJan 20 Frh 10) You could I k- quite lucky In TOUR BOITHDAT Cj-tK* m 3 Taa tirw Ca w o i rCewg p h ffiRoK r j u ' l r.‘r * •- f ' - i y rjT,T . r*. fO T] ‘ F w a N il C ; Foawia lucres* i t m * 'Wee Caiaa te t»e la»«iy« fWl l u r l I — « r d « « » ffrana I W i Is-'t, )OUWs»M fllfSW ill■KiTflBfHcHlUiHUil l«MU«afP>.«r O»rnu.>«eo<* kvifital C a t Oa.d Saf By Bernice Bede Osol TOUR BOITHDAT Nov. 2 8 .1 0 8 8 Uatatl CaaniM 11«sc*S 0»V tw Go»m >Vc*a«i OMafa. Iar*1ilat-fl ri U i H jnw tl Sarnia U n a C if t a a IPT| FOTVI Ranaua Kanaka In M le*4 ] lee Aaaaf ZcftreZ, Ftaaarat R. '•rtr-iyttty W tti k n i uTSSSf a«»l jOwiaaan IVfWkM wsb irwe^iw jft#4 A»u«« rfiTKgffi [A^nl^ sss (MplaIM IIjs m I) SaarlfCaoia* [w.»Vn<Na NaMart .lUfa-J k n o n o i Jem-Mi C t -s o tr l-X '-o i Oeeisrnce IF IhaKMnf twain, m •• Caaxc Si<» Fftaaora lelsWrM iHaraaa Uneaten Saarit C n i n a ’ WMko CQntiao ta>»a a aa pfrru >aa»tl| J»Waa (Utaat lfa«*ej Ssutu al *n t»'C» al D.KiaanaM kJ| aa iPrawOWak adKaki fUanPiartrl ?o4 knrvl Jtnanla Paaat^Traunda-on h»s, to. C,-.nq OHnaMto, lia ik ww| j E w tafawry U f » a n For 24-hour listings, see TV W eek issue of Friday, Nov. 25. In Ihr year ahead you are likely lu makr some Interesting rhangrs concerning your mate­ rial goals and social life. These alterations will prove to In- for the heller, but they will lake lime lo lie worked out. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec 21) Be advised lhat this Is nol a good day lo iry lo deceive people with whom you'll Ire dealing Your motives are likely lu he as Iransjvarrnt us a picture window. Major changes are uheud for Suglttartus In llir corning year Send for your Astro-Graph pre­ d ictions today. Mull $1 lo Astro Graph, c/o this nrws|M|n-r. P O Box 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Hr sure lo stale your zodluc sign. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jun. 19) Owing to Ihr good auspices o( an associate, something njijmrtune could develop for you Irnlay. yet you might fall tn apjireclalr Its lull benrllls and capitalize on It pmjnrrly. AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) You'll be able to get along with others today as long as some­ thing of value Is not an Issue. If It Is. everyone's base motives might muddy the waters. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You’re still on a good roll for u chlcvln g objectives today. However, continue (o he careful nol lo alienate others In getting what you want. ARIES (March 21 April I9| Subordinates won't perform up to your rxjiectutlons today tf you ke e p l o o k i n g o v e r t h e i r shoulders. Avslgu the task and then show fulth In those you've chosen. TAURUS (Ajtrll 20-May 20) Today It's best to trust only (tropic who have proven their dependability. Tilings could go uwry If you rely too m urh on unknown quantities. OEMINI [May 2 1-June 20| In career Involvem e n ts today Itrwarr of someone who never sujtjiortrd you In the jtasl. hut has suddenly become an en­ thusiastic ally. T h is jirrson could have ultrrlir motives. CANCER (June 2 1-July 22| Avoid emphasizing your selfIntrrrsls today lo Ihr detriment of others. Inclinations of this Ilk can profit you now. but what about later? LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 Do nol In- llmld In your Involvements today, hut by the same token, don't lake Impulsive risks that you have not t h o r o u g h ly analyzed. Em ilk' actions could breed complications. VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Follow your humane Instincts today Instead of doing anything that Is vindictive, even If some­ one you dislike treats you in u rather shabby fashion. LIBRA (Sepl. 2 3 -O rl. 231 financial dealings today, pm vlded you don't let them drag on If you see a way to Inijtrovr your monetary |x»alt!nn. flnall/c tt now LEO (July 23 Aug 221 lie hu|M-lul regarding your lm|*or laid expeetalkvns today. Tilings should work out well. c s |m-c tally If u prestigious Irlrrul u( yours ts Involved VIRGO lAug 23-Se|it. 221 Even though this might not In- a w ork day for you. |>osltlve measures ran In- taken to furl her your career ambitions Make your moves without allnidlng too mucli attention LIBRA iSrnt 23 0 r l. 231 Your presence will have an uplilllng effect upon thosr you s<-e hnlay. However, you miglii not Inuwarc of ft, so smile a lol anyway. SCORPIO (O n 24 Nov 22l You could In- extremely lucky Onlay In a siiiuiion where you exercise authnniv or eoiiiroi over others. Don't In- alrald lo use the jniwer al your dlsjtnsal lluslnrss arrangements will friends rttlghi not work ool tin well at this llrtn- T o In- on (lit side side, don't do anything ilia could Jcojiardl/r the rrlutlonshl| If It goes wrong SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov 22| lr spite of some miscalculation) made Unlay. It look* like ym could still In* rutht-r fortunate it mailers that arc meaningful ti you In mutrrlal ways (C| 1988. N EW SPAPER EN TER PR ISE ASSN. |Q Flm idTheatr»»j T O M C R U IS E IN COCKTAIL*** s.00 m u n [ 2j « vvw r ^ klA ♦Mi'S im »lt IrtH l g P -ljl Mi)V«» i AND Ernest SW #$ e C h rls tm i T H R E E M EN & A BABY ] �■ *» B B -la nto rd l 1 ~ Sunday. November 27,1 M “m kids find good jobs W ith training, handicapped Kids can find work ■y CAR O L J. M N M V Herald Half writer_____________ SM A LL Laura Monaco, Greg Sims, and Tiffany Broadbant art the principal actora in Lyman High School a production of Blithe Spirit. Tha show will ba performad Dec. 1 and 2 at the school auditorium. Lyman producat 'Blltha Spirit' LONGWOOD • Lyman High School Theatre Department presents Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit'* In two performances. Dec I. 2 at 7:30 p m Admission Is S3 for adults, and t2 for students. The play concerns a man happily married to his second wife, who Is suddently confronted with the ghost of his first wife. A ghost that announce* her Intension to live with the couple Indefinitely. Longwood atagas Christmas show LONGWOOD — Longwood Elementary School students are staging a production of The Christmas Carol with an ‘AM theme. Performances are scheduled for Dec. I. at 1:15 p m . Dec. 2. ai 0:30 a m ., and Ore. 6. at 7:30 p m. Admission Is free. Studants gatharing food, toys for naady OVIEDO — Jackson Heights Middle School students are collecting lood. toys and used clothing for the needy. The items will be used by local families, the South Seminole Christian Sharing Center. Inc.. Longwood. and the First Orlando Methodist Church In downtown Orlando Deadline for deflations Is Mot. lay. Nov. 28 Laka Mary hand racaivas auparior rating LAKE MARY - The Lake Mary High School marching hand, consisting of the hand, flag and dam e corps rrerfsed superior ratings at a Nov 19. district high srhonl marrhlng band lestival In Orlando. Sis Iren high school marching hands from around Central Florida performed In Ihe event. The Marrhlng Rams are now preparing for their trip in New Orleans to perform In the 1089 Sugar Howl Foot lull (las •sate. JT —- . Douglas Stanstrom'a A honor roll OVIEDO — The following Douglas Stcnstrom Elementary School students made Ihe school's " A " honor roll First Grade George Alrxtadrs. Damn Hakrr. John Itlas*. Ami Boxer. Melissa Brooks. Ian Chevalier. Daniel Cocyman. Ntckl Colling. Angela Drlniiiger. Daniel Dlmmlrk. Steptumle Dubaz. Josrlyn Duprey. Steven Finlay. Sltane Cargo. Christine Gonel. Saleem llafza. Jatme llam by. Tailgela Bird. Tyler Holder. Erie Krllrnnan, Brittany Kerr. Erik Klelnkncchl. Donna Lorm iana. Pally Mac Dowell. Derek Massey. Kimberly Merkel. Kelly Novlc. Doreen Prasah. Jennifer Plotrowskl. Lynsey Prime. Elizabeth Rand. Anlhonv Romeo. Nicole Sanders. Slrphanle Scquino. Dusim Steven*. Alrx Slutln. Ell/alieth Tompkins. Erin Valentino. Jrsslt a White. Julia Wlsslngrr. Klmherly Wooten Second Grade. Leigh Allen. Andrew Asher. Brian Burns. I.i*.i Cacctalore. Rebecca Cooper. llraiher Cox. Kelly Creamer Joshua Cry site. Mcll**.i Dinar. l.m as Dobbins. Nicole Gtunla. James Andrew Harbuck. Chrtsllrui Hassell. Jrrrm y Haler. Amanda Knoll. Mary LaLondo. Erlcka Loyd. Jennifer MeCullough. Hac he I Mongeao. Alyson Navldomskl*. Amy I‘at ha. Barbara Penland. Kip Pnyurr. Jesse Stmts. Erick Schurfer. Brian Shlra. James Smith. Jasmine Sleelr Joshua Stubs. Kent Van Nalla. Susan Walker. Mali hew While. Hraihcr Wlngerter. Travis Woodmiin. Whitney Wooten. Third Grade: Thomas Culpepper. Margaret Dolan. Jeremy Ellis. Erin Grubbs. lUblla lllnduja. Lisa Kincaid. Sarah Lelkteuf. Crystal Lorenzetll. Pally M rEurn. Ma belle Napier. Taylor Pope. Jason Schwart/. Jennifer Shedd. Jeffrey Starnes. Melissa VanDcItogart. Ivan VnnHark. Meghan Webster. Chris Worley.Cecilia Wright. Ell/abrth Young Fourih Crude Danny Alley. Josh Clark Rebecca Clark. CharlrsCocyman. Chrtsiopher Dick, .lokhuah Olson filth Grade Eric Frazer EDUCATION SPENDING, 1985 ... O N TEACHERS A N D S T U D E N T S Teacher Pay Per.Pupd Spending $23,302 122 934 $22 795 $22 644 127 644 177462 172 341 $22 250 $22,000 $71,974 $21 800 Tennessee $71,690 Iowa South Carolina $21,570 171.419 Oklahoma 120.969 Idaho Kentucky 120.940 120 939 Nebraska North Dakota 170 616 120 677 West Virginia $20,460 Louisiana 120.325 Vermont Norn Hampshire 170 763 Maum 119.603 119 538 Arkansas South Dakota 116096 Mississippi 118433 13 594 $7 779 $3 366 13.407 $3 014 $3 947 17 297 $3,731 12.900 $1 155 12 633 13 568 $2,970 $2,752 $7 509 12.663 13 285 $3 059 17 621 13,124 13.554 13.114 13.346 $7,642 12.967 $2,305 teacher t*v*-A*ue>« Speeding Per Ala-,v a Drst o! Col New York Michigan Rhode Island California Minnesota Wyoming Maryland minor* New Jersey Massachusetts Connecticut Wisconsin Washington Colorado Pennsylvania Hawaii Oregon Nevada U 5 AVERAGE tin t Arizona Delaware Ohio Indiana 141.450 16.349 133,990 15 020 130076 15 710 130.166 13 782 129,470 14 669 129 132 13 606 127.360 10 962 127.224 15.440 127.166 14.349 127.170 13 621 $27,170 15.536 126.800 14,642 $26610 14 686 126.121 14,247 $26,011 13.705 121892 14.042 $25 801 14 166 125.645 13.766 125 786 54 123 125.610 12.932 $25,313 13 723 125.160 13429 $24,640 12,629 124.624 $4,517 124.500 13.547 124.274 13.159 I Scute* National Education Aswrpalronl Virginia Alabama North Carolina New Mexico Kansas Montana Utah Florida Georgia Missouri M A W trw c Among Ihe U S. stales, bolh annual toachur pay and per pupil spending are highest in Alaska However, most slatos rank differently In each of the categories For example, teacher salaries are lowest in Mississippi, but Utah spends the least per pupil. i Diene Domereckl works at Publl* through a program at her school tor menially handicapped students The students learn a job before they go to work and therefore are able to avoid potential problem# Operating in this manner saves me employer lime and gives the tludenl sell esteem L A K E MARY - Diene Domereckl loves her Job serving dinners, mixing Ire tee and baking pies In a kv.il grocery dell She Is a Lakr Mary High School student: ragrr In learn and wanting Inclusion In ihe wurk-a-day world. She I* also menially tsaiidlrapped. "Some people think these kid* can't do th r Job.'' Carolyn Nicholas. Job devfloprrit rattier for Transition Services, sail! Monday Hui Domrracki and 30 oilier Seminole County sitidents are proving skeptic* wrong Tlirv are participant* In a Job plate mcnl program offered Ihniugti ihe county's scltool system T h e p ro g ra m . T ra n s itio n Sen ices idlers independent e lo student* who are modrraiHv and severely menially handl rapped T o tv eligible, students must tie In their senior year ot an exceptional educAlton program and la* tw iw rrn ihr age* of la amt 2 1 Most tiave wiakrd in similar junior let rI programs T he dll feirnrr belwren the two pro grams is long trttn nnptov tnmi In liar Junior program students move every nine weeks lo a new Job site lo determine their inter csts and abtlllle* T h r srnita program offrrs them training continued support and a Job upon graduation "A ll these years wre ve been telling kids like Dune lo go in school hot wr haven't given Ihetn a reason Nk lada* saitl Todav *lie> have that reason because Ihe s» hmii disim t re reived funding III HIM7 for a th r e e -y e a r pilot p ro g ra m Nicholas tails II a suites* Sin dents are not only p*< king up new skills ihrv ate learning to tret good about themselves "We tiave one student who latrlv spokr " So Imlao, said After two month* on Ine jo|> hi* lama had tu speak to him about talking ton much It * Jusi M i K id a. Pag* 9C Coalition group formed to help school system By 6AAOL J. Herald staff writer SAN FOR D — Hutting gnod deed* to work i* the gnat ot a new Seminole County group lonnrd to sup|M>rl <dor.ti ion Th e group, known a* F.A C .T S Foundation fur the A d va n crm rm of Community Through School*, i* made up ot business, civic and schmil system representatives “ We wanted to get Involved Junlec Springfield. F A C T S president. *aid "Schools don't have thr lundlng to do all that * needed. That's why Ihe private sector must get Involved " The Idea anew out of a similar Orange County organization The grotqi work* In raise money for flu recruitment of qualified Instructor* Ihr lormalion id crrallvr trarhlng program*, and s|>ei lal recognition of good work by Ir a r h r r s and student*. Primarily. F A C T S , works to encourage civic Involvement Member* Introduced ih rlr program lo ihe Seminole County School Itoard last week A mail­ in g to t e a c h e r s a n d a d ■ tnlnlslTutors Is scheduled for nexl w eek ( ‘rooms School of Choice In­ structor Craig Keogh plans to apply for funding as soon a* he receives a brochure. Springfield said Keogh's Florida slock market game Is a prime example of what F A C T S is trying lo do Keogh works with students Identified us poirnflal dropouts a critical problem throughout Ihr smtr. "You have lo gel them In­ volved In a project." Krogh Mid. “ Make H fun. or you lose iheni." Student* lit Keogh's class arr learning how lo Invest and how current eventa ran alfeci thr market. Keogh gives students play money to Invest, hut hr would like to furnish them with Ihe real thing, lie Is aiming fur • 100.000 to begin his jimgnim. Each of 105 students III Ihe dropout prevention program would receive • 1.000 to invest as t hey ser fit. W hatever earning* garnered ii|xiri gradua­ tion are for the sltidenl lo keep T h r principle would go hark Into Ihr |tot for ihe next student. Plnecrast Elemanlary filth graders Barbara Slpley. 11, and Losler Freemey. 12. participate in the Thanksgiving Colonial Fair Wednesday alternoon at tho school. They are wearing colonial pilgrim outfits donated by Ihe Seminole County Social Sludles Museum. Sipley is holding a loaf ot bread and a pine needle broom made by the sluJents Freemey is holding e musket and powder horn. �Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. November 27. 19S8 — SC Carnegie International a perplexing show Uwtted Ft i h Nrtanirtlaaal PITTSB U R G H - The Carnegie International an exhibition, ihe n a t i o n ' s m a la r " s u r v e y of Western content pore i y art. it sending mixed m r * s .ig r » this year about the direction painting and sculpture arc going IF"r ' Relying mainly on currently lahlonable aeema to tell us that NeoExprraslonlsm has taken a back .««*l lo more aggressive forms of Poai-Morfr-nlMn The»r '«rm • o rms s arc m<»ving In many Jlrecllon*. from cool to kitsch, and often de|>rnd on ecrentrlclty and slxe In grab the viewer's attention. .... .......... Kids Large architectural environ* Cootinued from Page SC m enu known as Installations amazing the kinds of changes take more space In this recently you see In kids." opened show than In any preOne of Ihe reasons the provlous Carnegie International. m Is working Is berause job One — Rebecca Horn’s "The elopers provide all ihe trainHydra Forest. 1988. Performing: tfg lor Ihe employer at no cost O s c a r W ild e " — w o n the Before any student step* loot on • 10.000 Carnegie Prize that goes s job site. Nicholas has first with this show washed the dishes and scrubbed Ihe (loom. In essence, preformed whatever duty will he asked ol the student. She will determine Percent of students what difficulties he or she might who'vs ussd a computer encounter, and In turn will In that clasa devrlop ways lo overcome those S Grade 3 COMPUTERS IN SCHOOL , Where they’re used difficulties For Domeraekl. Ihe problem was dating food llrm s. The dell uses numbers for months; a concept which confused her. Bui help was found with a pocket calendar. In which Nicholas prndled In numbers lo the corresponding m onths Ree n f o r c e m e n t c o m e s f r om Domrrackt's trarher at Lake Mary High School Job trainers und leathers work together to smooth out trouble s p o is and Ihe chance lo try. Nicholas said For this rrason. a lug part of her Job Is sides Slit- must ensure employers that stall members will not be sidelined with lengthy explanllons or forced lo redo I ncorrectl y performed tasks She must alvi explain what tasks are difficult for Ihe st udent and what employers ran expect from the students. For Ihr most pari site naya. students exhibit excellent attendance, a cheerful attnudr and an eagerness to learn and belong Students can do the job, il given tools with which to cope. re ... Math 1 5 3 .0 * . fl *.'. •* *. •V Reading/English ;» , , Grade 7 Math _« Percent el sladenls who've used ■ computer m Ihet class • * A B ra c e NOW YOU CAN CHARGE IT! M Psrcsnl ol aludenle I I wh®'** used • computsr in lhal class . i 3 9 .4 S ’I -■ * .* .* _ * * Reading/English Science W e've m ade it easier for you to place your c la ss ified ad. 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I was n rv rr really <on v n u rd that I h r Idea o( "%|>mtsmanshl|>" w .n to go oul into Ih r woods wllli a m illion iinil blow a 2tX) |m iiiik I anim al to smithereens I'm not kina klnn i lr r r hunters I un d c r • l a n <1 1 h a l w ith o u t c o iilr o lln l hunting K u n n i . Ih r a n n u a ls r v r n lu u lly wa mill overpopulate I h r (orrslx anil many w o 111 d i l i r v r lirs ld e s . iio I mmI ) ’ likes a nli r vrntson steak lirllrr than I tin 1 htinkanii inn always remind* inr nl rtrrr saavin Ilark M iinr In ih r mountains ol W rul \ It gllila II * onr ol Ihr most pipular llm r* ol I h r yrar. You ran nrr gull lai k n p ilp |iril ptrkup truck* paiXrd huinprr to huui|K'r along r v r r v illrt mail In Ih r stair Al onr tlinr. I was .111 avid huntrr anil hshrinian. altMmgh I wasn I vrry ailroii al rlth rt I liavr never klllnl a ilrrr hut I havr e.night my share of has* and iroul I rrm rn ilirr ih r lust tlinr I v rn iu rn l into llir w immI s in srarrh ol a trophy rack I was a tm n i|iin tn ! Iiy a Itlrnil ol m ln r who knew ntorr aM>ol (h r woods Ilian Daniel honor amt i im 1lit smrll a ilrrr a hall m ilr away H r k n rw Ihr animals tM-itrr Ilian llir animals k nrw llirm s rlv rs Pin* In n|irnlug tlav ol Ih r srason. h r woo lit sprnd srvrn il allrrm am s |usl walking In Ih r woirls anil I iking mill's H r knrw w lirtr lli r ilrrr w rrr. whal trails th ry usril to grl lo drinking holrs ami whi rr th ry tirililril down al night M y Irlrm l h id 1ortir honir with scvrral trophy rarks during his ra rrrr. and lor Ills rxjw rtlsr In Ih r s|M>it. hr had lirrn aptly nicknamed " K lllr r " b y Ihosr who knrw linn and h u n ln l with him I was no • K lllrr.’* hot I wasn't totally iinlaintlUr with Ih r p rm n lu rr rlth rt having as a youth, sjw ni a grr.il di al ol iim r in Ih r woods I i i i i .ling sipiirrrls and pheasant* llu l I had n rv rr gone altrr "lag game." I had p frlty mm h adopted a policy ol " I'm not I iu o iio m alivllilug tlial wrlghs im a r Ilian I do Itrsidrs I had hrard Ihr honor sloiirs alMiul h iin lrrs who w rrr mlslakrn (or ilrrr and w r r r shot and klllrd It hap|Kus r v r r y yrar W h rn d r r r hunting nmaon npm s ih r m otluarlrs o llrr (list ount ralrs A Ini ol Ihr spirting goods slorrs tw-gln ihrir lluy a nllr. gri a ( r r r gravr plot'* promotions al this tlinr ol yrar Hill I lluollv 1In tdrd lo |nln Ih r m .iildriilng crow d, many ol whom sworr that th ru only rr.ison lor living was lo I k - alilr lo go d r r r hurtling II was rold ih.ii morning, v rry told O u r tlnvllnallon was .itmul Ml nillrs away and w r w r r r riding in .1 Jrrp wllli a 1 attvas lop II you've n r v r r whisked down a loot lam highway at M l in ilrs per hour In a m a ker Mis on wheel* with 200 alt Irak* <s|k 1 lally at llv r m Ih r morning in 28 tlrg rrr w ra lM r. thru yon liavrn 'l llvrtl T h a i |Kirl ol Ih r Utlr w a s Mul enough. Iml II got worse I was pr.utlc.illv Ito/rn lo tlralli w h rn wr inrn rd oil ihr |kivrd mad onto .1 dirt path (not a mad. jusi a pathl ami Ihr Manx mg M g.in Ily Ih r Iim r wr rrat hrd lilt- lop ol Ih r mountain, everything tli.it had M m In ih r M irk o l Ih r jrrp was now in Ihr Ironi T h e vehicle was r n v r rr d with mini and. nrrdlrsn lo say. I had lost quite a tilt nl enthusiasm al lids point. W r sal In Ih r M irk ol Ih r Jrrp and III a gas lantern lo k rrp warm as w r wallrd on ih r official 6 u in opening time I looked around ih r mount.ilniop at all ol Ihr Inn ks and Intir-w iirrl d rive vrhlclrs There w rrr liter .illy hum lrrds ol llir m I rn n rm ta r Irllm g niysrlf lhal II th rrr w r r r .my d r r r In Ih r area. Ihe> had rlih rr M -rn sj a rn l oil or died ol ear Mm monoxide jNiisonlng h v now ll was still tl.itk al .1M 111I 5 50 Iml w r picked u p our trusty wra|Mins and M'g.m walking slowly down an old logging nsid My partner knew llir area pretty u rll and m o ld make his w ay down the m id di-sjiiir the l.u k ol daylight I followed Ih r sound ol Ills Im ilslrps. lolly expecting al any moment lo step oil a < lilt or oiiio a rallies) iuke Alter a few hundred feel w r slopp'd "W hal llm r Is ll?" I asked, thinking of how warm iml m /y 11 would M- M m k m my living room. "I don’t know.” m y pinner rrspm drd "Well. Iu»w will wr know when wr ran start hunllng?" "O h. you'll know." hr rr|illrd In a lour lhal Indicated hr knrw somrlhlng I didn't Al li a in. sMit|i. llir lo|i ol Momil llogris turned Into a war none. You euuld hear hundreds ol gnus M-mg llrrd In whal srrrnrd like a |MKidy-i Mirrograjilird war movie srrn r I dldn'l know w M 'lhrr to hide, or run. or pray, or all ol Ihr aMive. "Gee/, those guys will slinui al anything lhal moves." I said, hoping lor some reassurance Irom my pirtnrr. I got mine "Just wall until some ol 1M 111 gel a little wlilskry In llirm ." hr said. Oh great. I ran see ihr headline now — "h u n te r mistaken lor d rrr killed by Oils Cam pbell’* It was Marling lo gel a llltlr lighter oul now and Ihr war /one had quleleda hit My pirtnrr piluted m r to a trail lhal wound Sec Hunting, Page 8D Police adjust to growth O fficers keeping pace as p opulation sw ells By SUSAN LO D IM Herald stall wntar SANFORD With 1.000 nrw r esi dents s w e l l i n g S e m ln o lr County’s pupulatKMi each monlh and pushing misting services to ihr limn, local pollrr sav thrv are keeping pat r with Ihr growth Sanlord I’ollrr Chlrl Strvrn Mar riel who srrvrs a pipolallon ol 30000 over a 15 square mile area said hr looks al Iwo Iat tors — Ihr avrragr rrspm isr Iim r to rails rrcrlved and Ihr numhrr nl rails answered |wr ullicrr rai h yrar - lo ilrlrrmlnr II pollrr service Is ndr quale III HtH7. Ilarrirll said Ills 70 ptllre olllt rrs received 59.000 calls (or srrvlcr and had an average response llm r ol wo minute* o. less Some rails are answered mi mrdlalely and most are answrred wiilun live minutes Ilarrirll said that in order lo get lhal quick rrspmsc llrne. all 1 alls arr runslderrd a priority and It the ulTkrr assigned lo a sjK-eific area is not available dispm tiers go down a list until an available nlltrrr Is lound III Immllr Mir rail llarilrtt said he Is al the Mamin ol Mult list .iml could ptsslhly personally rrsjKtnd lo a minor rail Ills officer* rrs|M>ml to an annual avrragr ol HTO calls each Thai llgurr lor most depirtmriils usuallv Mils hr I wren M*) lo 846 rails j»rr man. |K-r yrar Hanford Is al Ihr high end ol lhal sralr. hut Ilarrirll said .\s long as lhal llgurr doesn't cll.mgr Iiy hutldrrds ol calls i h r level ol service is okay ." A* llir pijmlallon swells Ilarrirll said Ills d rp irtm rnl will ronlluor lo grow T w rlv r officers wrrr added lo Ihr Sanford lone in 1987. bringing ihr 70-ntan total lo 20 more than llir 1983 sworn siall In 1983. .TN.H79 rails w rrr rrcrlvrd hv Sun lord pillre and 075 arrrsts made In I0H7. 1.680arrests w rrr mudr Mosi pullet- work, hr said. In­ volves public srrvlcr. not criminal Investigation Married said tlie gradual steady Inrrrasr ol arrests is narcotic*.rrlutrd. rsp-< i.dlv shirr the I 0 H6 iniriHlucilon ol crack cncalur Narrollcs growth and llir lallurr ul ih r criminal Justlc e system In dral wtlh rrp-.it <rmiinal ollciulrrs hr viid. tall lor more p ila r srrv Ices I think wr vr kept up Ilarrirll said " W r a rrn i unique W r'rr rfflc lrnl though d rm a n ds arr grralrr I line s M r 11 a succrsslul rllort on Ihr |>art ol Ihr i lly lo krrp parr Somrllmrs other services arr saertfkrd In givr priority lo law rnlorcrnrnl nerds Harriett's |OH7 hodgrt wasiilmul S i 2 million T h r nerd lor additional oilier spare is In Ih r lu lu rr lor his department and Harriett sold, thr rsisling station Is rrow ilrd Hr added lhal hr rail llvr with the 1 r n w d r d condi t i ons lor now. because most jcolicr work is done outside the st.iimn house Growth brings more targets lor criminals as writ as inorr 1 riminal* Harrint brllrve* ih.ii n rw resident*, ihroogh imp.111 in s should Irrar Ihr major hutdrn lot ih r <osi ol .iddlltnu.il pilit r and tire srrvh rs T h r projMisrd liettwuy. w Im h wllhln llir urxi decade is rs|m ird lo spill Sanlord into Uisimei nmili and south sertluits. Is rxjwc Ird lo « r r a t r addi ti onal gr owt h and rvp in d rd nrrds (or jMillrr services Ilarrirll said Many ol those nrrds will Ik- Ir.illH rrlalrd caused hv Ihr d im t link loOtlando Stair statistics show lhal In 1687. Srmlimlr County's rlghi law rn lorrrm rnl agencies made a lotal ol 7.534 artrsis up 457 from ihr previous year. T h rrr w rrr IT ar­ rests Iti murder ruses 17 lor ra|»r. :i:iH (or aggravaird assault. MM lor robbery. 5M<> tor burglary, and 1.106 lor larcrny. There w rrr 16 rrjMtrtrd murders Tw rnlv |>rrrrnl o| all i-asr-s w rrr rlrarrd Ovirdo's new pollrr rhlrl. I k mils I'rlrrson. said hr has an rye on growih as hr rrvamps his dc|Mt! inrni. which l urrrnily r onsisis nl 20 sworn olliirrs serving a coinniu nil v ol aMuit n nun IV trrvm s.ud in thr- coming yrar hr |il.ins to add right sworn olllrrrs lo his lo rrr. along with lour com­ Ntotobf l o\**% Sanford police dispatcher Tina Veino mans the phones. munity service nlliiris Al a <osl ul altoul $2 000 jM-r year less than a sworn ntlicrr. I’rlrrson s.ud ir.um-d coiuinunllv service olllrrrs 1an deal w ith all nou-vhilrnl (Millr r calls I’rlrrson svilil m the coining year lie |ilans in Kiuirihulr an agrni to ih r C H v Coun iv In v rs llg a ilv r Hurrati (CCIHl. Ihr coimlywide vice task hirer operated Ihroiigh (he NASA ready for secret m ission United Prase International CAI’K CANAVERAL - Under a blanket ol secrecy. NASA Is line liming thr s|>air shulllt- All.mils lor hlasloll Ik • I on a rlasslllrd mission lo carry a spy satrllltr llllu orhll In only Ihr ihird such military lllglu In thr shulllr program Al ihr controls will M* vrlrrun s h u ttle ■klpiK-r RoMrl ' Ihsil Gibson, a 42 >rarnld Navy commandrr making Ills third span High), and ro-pllol Guy Gardner. 40. a rulnnrl III Ihr Air Purer and a shulllr rooklr Th rlr rrrvvmales arr Air Force Col. Ru hard "M lkr" Mull.mr. 4T. Air Force 1.1. Col Terry Ross. 40. and Cmdr. William Shepherd. 39. a Navy S E A L frogm an, a s lro iia u l and arrunaullt'ernglnrer. "I'm very pleased with thr crew lhal I havr and I know' lhal Ihey’re going lo su< <1 sslnlly pull this mission oil and I’m noi going to havr lo krrji a close r y r on llirm ." Gibson Joked In an Inlrrvlew. Ail.miis’s IT hour connldown. which In dudrs rsarlly 36 Ilnurs of |>lannrd "holds was scheduled In M-gln at 12 01 a ill ES T Monday, w lilt It viuu rs said would lead lo a launch .itlrmpt al 7 a m on l lmtsday Dee I Th r v u irrrs S.1I1I the goal ul llir mission, wlilt-li t'otild end as rarlv as Dee 4 II all grs-s well, is Ihr launch of .1 radar rrronnalssuai r salrllllr Into an orbit that will allow lls Inslrumrnts lo "see" roughly 80 prrrrni uf Ihr Soviet Union. Th r salrllllr. which will Ik - deployed Iiy Mullanc using Atlantis's 50-fool roMii arm. reportedly cost up lo $500 million and ll prnhlrins arr encountered In orbll ll ran Mjilat-rtl hark In Ihr sluitllr's cargo Mty lor rrinrn to Earth llul under an agrrrtnrnl with Ihr Air Force covering D rjia rlm rn i ol Drlrnse shulllr missions, ilit- civilian spare agency Is rrlras mg Irw details nMaii Ihr lllglu. ihr sn'ontl since ihr Challrngrr disaster and llir llrst slnrr Discovery's suirrsslul I.iiiik lilng Srjtl 29. All the Nailoual Arronuillli s and Spa< r Admiulstrallon has irvralttl aMiut Ihr 27lli shulllr lllglu Is lhal Allantls will blast oil I h r. I soinrilmr M i wren 6 32 a m and 9 32 a m . and lhal Gibson's c rew will t arry a rlasslllrd DrjHirtmrnl ol Drlrnse paylo.id Inlo orbll. T h r rkiit'l launch Unit- will nol Ik- revealed publicly tint ll Just nine minutes ht-forr iaunrh Likewise, llir tlurallnn ol ihr lllghl Is M ing kr|)i secret and a landing time will not hr announced until 2-1 hours before tmii hdowu at Eilwards Air Force |i.isr. ( 'all! AH r n m m 1111 I r a t l o u s b e t we e n l l i r astronauts ami mission control will hr blacked mil and ollirr Ilian jtuhllr allalrs rnmuirntiiry ihruugh llir Iaunrh phase, no Inlormallou will M- rrlrasrd aMml ihr stains ol Ihr shulllr. lls |iayloatl 01 ihr crew throughout ih r resi ol ihr mission unless an emergency develops. Snt li secrecy Is not new lo NASA nor Is ihr use ol a spare slmtilr for a lolly rlasslllrd military mission. Wht'ii llir shulllr iirogram was launrhrd In ilit- early I97l)s. ihr manned orhltrrs were rnvlsltinrd as llir nallon's jirrm lrr rival and military Iaunrh vchlrlesand oilier iinmunnetl rtM-krl programs were allow ed in die mil. T h r Pentagon's Influence was necessary See Shuttle. Page 8D Sem lnolr Cuunty Sh crill s Dr p a rlin ru l Oviedo and W in irr Springs arr ilu- onlv dr|iartnirnls lhal don't have a man on the task lorrr. hill I’rlrrso n said lie is Imjirrssrd Iiy the servlet* Ills 1 itv and Ihr county receive Irom I i III The O v ie d o 1 hid a ls o jtlans lo |ail si b oo l r t io u t i r o lllr r r s m io See Police, Page 6D A tlantis crew will help tie people space record Unltad Proas International With Ihr launch ol llir shulllr Ail.mils Iks I . llvr Atnrrlruns will Join live Russians ami a Frenchman In orbit. Ihr third llm r 11 |»eoplr have M*rn In »|»at-r at llir same llmr. Atlantia's launch was srticdulrd In hr p r r r r d r d by the launch of a Soviet Soy 11/ TM -7 rmfl Nov 20 lu g F r e n c h m a n Jcau-lanip ChrrUrn mio orhll along wllli Sovirt cosmonauts Al exander Volkov and A lrx a n d r Krlkalev. A ll t h r e e w r r r scheduled tn link up With Ihr Mir space station 1wo days aflrr la unch I o join Vludlmlr Tllov. Musa Mauaniv and Valery Polyakov. Tllov and Manarov have been .iMkinl Mir since Inlr 1987 and now hold Ihr rrrortl lor Ilit- longest slay In spare. All six s j n ic c fliers arc schrdiilrtl 10 remain In orbll until Dee. 21 whrn Chretien. Titov and Munamv will return to Earth, k-a/ing the other three in spucc aboard Mir. Atlantis Is scheduled In blast oil D rr. I Irom 1 .Bee Record. Page 6D FOR THE BEST IN EDITORIALS, OPINIONS AND ANALYSIS OF THE NEWS, READ THE HERALD �ROBERT W AGHAN <utrs«im > 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 .V -3 Code 407-322-2611 or A - ?W Nome Drltmy: 3 Month*. 914.29:6 Month*. 927.00. Year. 491.00. In Stale Mall: 3 Month*. 920 29; A Month*. 937 00. Year. 900 00. Out Of State Mall: 3 Month* 421.94; 0 Month* 940 90; Year 979 00 EDITORIALS CIA, Americans need Webster Rum ors are flying in Washington that hard-liners are trying to get rtd of C IA Director William H. Webster. Th e clandestine C IA rebellion la reportedly led b y veterans of covert activities who are rankling under controls imposed by Webster, at the direction of Congress. Th e campaign to remove Webster la apparently backed b y Donald P. Gregg, chief national security advisor for*IPresident rnt-elect Bush. Many new faces are likely in top posts W A S H IN G TO N INEAI People note to President-elect George Bush Indicate Bush will make more changes In the Cabinet than expected so that he can quickly put his stamp on the new administration. It would appear the Bush Cabinet will not be as dogmatically tight wing as the first Reagan Cabinet. It will more likely feature ‘‘pragmatic" Republicans, people with close personal Item to Bush. Thts has already been evidenced by the announced replacement of Secretary of Ststr George Shultz by Bush's longtime friend and campaign manager James Baker III. os well os by the appointment of New Hampshire Gov. John Sununu as chief of staff. Top-level Baker aide Richard Barman has been appointed director of the Office of Management and Budget Ronald Reagan's lost three Cabinet appoint­ ments; Richard Thornburgh as attorney general. Lauro Cavazos os education secretary and Nicholas Brody at Treasury were all made tn consultation with Bush. All three will remain. Bush announced recently The biggest question mark is Secretary of Defense Frank Cariucct. Former Senatr Armed Services Committee Chairman John Tower has hi* eye. on the Job. and he Is close to Bush. However, because of continuing procurement problems, a businessman such as Paul O'Neill. chief executive office of Aluminum Company of America, might get the Job. Carluccl. though, may be hard to displace. Another ms for question Is CIA head William Webster. Some close to Bush speculate that the president­ elect — who. unlike Webster. Is a major supporter of covert a rilvltlrs — might prefer form er Na­ tional S e c u rity A dviser Brent Scowcmft One poss l b l l l t y Is tn nominate W ebstrr for the next Supreme Court opening, some­ C b U 9 h Wi l l thing he would Jump m gki more at. and then have change9 than Scnwrrtifl take over expected J the CIA A not Iter question I* what to do with National Security Advtsrr Ocn. Colin Powrll Powell wants to return to active duly where lie would ta­ in line for a major command But Insider* think Bush may put Powell on the fust track to become the first black chairman of the Joint Chief* of Mr. Bush, a former C IA director, should be wary of attacks against Webster, a personal fr'rmd. and against congressional monitoring of the Intelligence agency. A rogue elephant spy agency that violates American laws and human-rights values can become a danger to the president, to democratic government and to the United States. HELEN THOMAS Bush sweeps a new broom President Reagan discovered the disastrous consequences of letting former C IA director W illiam Casey become a don of covert operations. Mr. Casey's alleged involvement w ith L t . C o l. O liv e r N o r th , w ith th e arm s-for-host^es deal, with executions In Central America and other dirty tricks was never fully documented, largely because M r. Casey died before he could testify before Congress In the Iran-Contra hearings. Rut his misrule of the C IA threatened the ability of the vital agency to do Its prime Job — •gathering intelligence. Mr. Gregg's name has appeared In jigsaw pieces of the Iran-Contra puzzle. He denies any connection to North, but the rumors persist. M r. Webster restored credibility u f 'lh c Intelligence- agency. He cooperated with Congress, which has legitimate oversight activities over the CIA . oversight that even conservatives such as Barry Goldwatrr re­ cognize and defend. Mr. Webster eschewed the role of grand policymaker, saying that the role of the C IA director was not to make foreign policy but to provide Intelligence. Intelligent, devoted and circumspect. M r. Webster Is the kind of CIA chief the American people want. Americans want a C IA that Informs us of national security dangers early, so that the government tun deal with them before they turn Into crises. We don't want u CIA which becomes a crisis. We want a C IA which respects the democratic process, not one that attempts to usurp power from Congress or the president. We want a CIA that Is a danger to the K G B . not to our national Institutions. W e want a C IA director who knows that Congress and the American people are not the enemy. William Webster has shown himself to be that type of person. We hope Mr. Bush agrees. LETTERS TO EDITOR Letter* to the editor are welcome. All letter* must In- signed and Include a mulling address and telephone number. Letter* nhould be on a single subject and as brief us possible. The Sanford llrrulti reserve* the right to edit letters Berry's World LAW ok tA o tA W i Toc?A {, T e l l A e o O f OUK N lF T V IP E * FOR A C H R IS T M A S PR 6 S 6 M T Fo r * o o , bot R e M E M p e r — d o n 't H ER . W H E R E W E 6 0 T IT ' te u u Stall, and then replace him wti.i either current U.S ambassador to Oermany Richard Burt or former NSC aide and Bush campaign deputy director Robert Kimmltt. Conservative* want Bu*h to name former Secretary of Education William Bennett a* hi* health und human service* secretary. Ilush amt Dennett have never been closr. howevrr. amt Bush may consider him too outspoken. One name that has mine up for IIIIS Is Republican Hep. Lynn Marlin, though she might Instead replace Aline Dorr McLaughlin a* labor srretary Other posslbtllles for llra llli and Human S rivk t* arc Durrux Hardy, current head of ihr Social Security Adm inistration, and Hep William OradlMin of Ohlu Although conservatives would love to see Hep Jack Krmp as secretary of defrnsr. It’s more likely that he will lie named as the tlrst secretary of vrlrruns affairs. Another po»alblllty lor vrtrrana adatrs Is Everett Alvarrz. the first 11 S pilot sliot down tn Vietnam. II Illinois Gov. Jim Thompson decide* not to seek a tilth term, he ran almost surely Is* commerce secretary. If he derides to nin. the post may go to former defrnsr secretary Donald Rumsfeld, or to Houston oilm an Robert Mosharhrr. head Ilush campaign fund raiser icinwNtwteavaa la rta esiti aita DAVID S. BRODER Party blames the candidates W A S I I I N G T O N --T h r De mo c r at s have become connoisseurs of defeat. They have It down to a nice routine now. Altrr eacli presidential election, lire national partv traders and the Democratic “ chairs'' of the 50 slates, aa they style themselves, go oil together to contemplate the latest loss and vow- that next lime they're definitely going lo do heller They prefer lo mrrt In warm climes. Allrr the 1964 defeat, they went to the Virgin Islands. Thts lime. It was Phoenix. But Ihr progress of their thinking Is glacial Each time they caucus, they decide ihr lalrst loss was entirely the fault of the hapless nominee. In their perfect hindsight. Jlnuny Caner lost In 1090 because hr decided, during hts climatic debate with Ronald Reagan, to rrvral that Ills consultant on nuclear pro llfrratlon was his daughter Am y. W slirr Mondalr. they asserted, cost the parly 49 Male* by saying luxes would have to rise Michael Duluikts was defeated because lie did nol nay Ih r Pledge of Allegiance. Or something like that. Every four year*, thrse worthies unfurl their proud banner. "It Wasn't Our Fault." Till* year, they even pul Ihr sentiment Into a fomiul resolution, declaring that they “ reject lire notion" that their third straight presidential defeat, the fifth loss tn Ihr last six tries, “ represented the rejection of Ih r Democratic Party or the principles Its supporter* hold dear." Silly notion. The Democrats' collective ability to deny the bleak reality of the prrsrnt und past. while foc using on u mirage of fulure happiness ha* to command Ihr admiration of any Cutis fun like myself. Hut If you are hardhradrd enough to believe that one of the "principles Its supjionrrs hold dear" Is the old-fashioned belief that winning I* b rllrr than losing, you have lo wonder If these characters are kidding lhem*elves-or If they're serious. Their complacency rest* on the assertion that Democrats suffered no losses, und Indeed slightly Increased their pre-election majorities In both houses of Congress. Ih r slate legislatures and In the ranks of governors. Poor old Republicans, they seem lo say. have lo make do with the presidency and the vice presidency, while we’ve got all the rrst. It's the equivalent of getting to hire all the extras In the burning of Atlanta scenes for "Gone Willi the W ind." while the Republicans get to pluy Scarlett and Rhetl. But no one's told the Democrats that. Well, actually, somebody did tell them something like that. Bruce Babbitt, the former governor of Arliona. was ruled out of the c-cmqretlllnn for the I9HH Democratic presi­ dential nomination for having a sense n( humor. H r found the protestations of satisfac­ tion from the Phoenix faithful hilarious. Hr told them lo their faces what he'd said to S A N TA BARBARA. Calif ITesIdeni Kr.ig.ui Is winding down and ktoklng toward a future outside the White llousr In breaking ground fur hts new 945 million presidential library In srrnlr Sunt Valley with Its Western movie vistas, the president pronounced a modest claim that historian* "will Judge our rllort* well " "A* for us." hr added." at prrwrnl we ran only say this "We leave done our best. and w r pray tluil It lias hren enough " H r leaves oilier In a couple of months with the satisfaction of knowing that the rlertoratr supported hts rlioire of a suc­ cessor. P re sid en t­ elect George Bush may not tie quire the heir apparent In the Ideological sense, bul tie Is enough ol a conservative lo ap|M-a*r ihr Right and please Reagan t e n o u g h of a Kragun came Into oilier as a popular conservative president unci. It the lo app ea se (mils are correct will the Right and leave with his ratings I p l e a s e high H r a rh lrv rd Reagan J many of hts goals, i —l at.. and hr changed the I me In an Interview the morning alter Ih r latest defeat-that his parly will never find Its presidential baiting as long as "we krep distracting ourselves with our minor sue cesses" and (ail to acknowlegr th.it the presidency Is "u totally dltlerrul kind ol other" irom the ones ih r voter* Ituvr rrrrntly l>rrn willing to entrust lo lh r Drtnorral* The presidency. Babbitt said. Is a Mg issue o i l i e r , the it la r r w h e r e t he l a r g e questions ul |rearr and prosperity are confronted. So long as Democrat* fall to reach for credibility In Itiosr dimension* ol leadership, the W hite House w ill remain tieyond Ihrlr grasp It's nol like airline frequent-flyer miles You can't turn III 3.000 legislative h e s e seats or 34 consecu wor t hi es u n ­ live year* of House furl t h e i r mujnrlllr* anil claim proud banner, a Irre ticket lo the "It Wasn't Our Oval Ofllrr Fault ^ Unless and uotll Democrats fuer up to Ihrlr luck of credibility on Ihr large presi­ dential IsMurs- iidllnnul security, the economy, and community valucs- lhey can't win It's not a "technical question” that ran la- solvrd by more Jlggrrlng with the system of prrsldc-nllal selection. Every four yrars. the Drimrrul* search for some new gimmick to "fix" the system ol |irlmarlr* and raucusrs they're Item tinkering with for 20 years foist time unuiiid. It was tile "Sujier Tuesday" primary. In which all the Southern stales voted on a single day. That didn't save them, so this time, ihr hot new gimmick Is a lottery. Just u few months before Ih r 1092 election culendar Iregln*. scimrtwtdy will draw names lo decide which stale or states will lie first In line for primaries nr caucuses. Muybr. bul ih r connec tion lsn'1 strikingly clear. And Ihc real problem is much deeper. It's not geography; It's history The Iasi lime Ihc- Democrats held the While- House. Ihr eeonomy was wrecked by liillutlon und America was repeatedly humiliated cm the International stage. Unless und until the party leaders uc-knuwlrdge llial reality, und demon­ strate that their party nomlnrr* have drawn the appropriate lessons from It. voters will be rrluetunt to rntrust them with the presidency again. The kind of ostrich art thc-y put on In Phoenix Is nol going to help. direction of tils foreign |mlley vts a vis Ihc Soviet Union The most glaring ol In* failures, acs hr did admit to a group ol high sclvinl student*, is the devastating drill burden lie leaves Itir nation Hr promised lo balance the budget hy I9H4 Instead lie tripled the deficit lo 9150 billion, mainly by giving a tax cut. and raising military sprndlng lo carte Main tic heights The ruittonal debt of 92(1 trillion c lunged this country from lire No I creditor nut km in the No I debtor nalkm H r promised to reduce the *!/» of govern­ ment and Instruct kept the departments ol Kducatkm und Energy that Ire pledged lo abolish und acklrd a new Driurtnrenl ol Vrlrruns Alfulr* Tire economy Improved. Intlutlon was drastically rrduerd und the unemployment rale cut tu a 14 year low. The economic pk lure contributed to tire election ol Hush and tire drslrr for a continuation of lire status quo It he were uskrd. Reagan would |>rolubly view as one of Ills major successes Ills Irellrl th.il Ire restored America’s pride ancl sense of patriotism. During the campaign. Ire even claimed thal the men and women In uniform did nol appreciate their role until Ire came along. He ulso (eels that he rid the nalkm of lire Vietnam syndromr. thul such wars should not tie fought. Hut rhetoric- Is easy. When It came lo the big one*. Krug.m believed In Hie better part of valor, or slriiirgie rrirrui He pulled lire troop* out of la-ha non when hr did nol want lo expend thr lives or |iowrr. He put heavv pressure cm Nicaragua for right years, hut did mil Invade that tiny country, despite Its drflunrr. Hr showed rrstrulnt arid rarely took Mg rhances. The invuslon of Grenada wus assured victory Irom thr start. So the president exercised caution In assigning irocijw. hut secretly or otherwise promoted anti-communist rebel movements While there Is no question that he came lo jxiwrr with u macho view of the poxslblllllr* of dealing with the Soviet Union, or as he put It "the rvll empire." und chose to com­ promise. As a consequence, hr may decide thal Ih r INF Treaty, eliminating mediumrange missiles from Europe wus umong his grralest achievements. With the enormous changes In the Kremlin und the collapsing strong com m unist dictatorships. Krugun'a era In office also saw Ihc beginning of the end of lire 40-year-old Cold War. The president ulso changed lire view of the federal government's rr*|xm*lblllty toward the dlsuclvanlagrd. ICI HW.W*t*w*«e» ftclWrmnt>wr H*Imi Thamst it WSitC*Hout* (trrnpontinl Car UPI �Sanford Harold. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. Novambar V , 19M — SD LETTERS School doftndtd II la my honor In be the current president of Florida School for the Deaf and Blind Teachers United, FTP -N B A . As an aaaoclatfon we are dedicated to the handicapped children we serve through o u r positions such as classroom teachers, computet specialists, dorm itory behavior specialist, speech teachers, and orten lallon and mobility Instructors. As a professional group o.* 135 members we represent hundreds of years of experience In working with sensory Impaired children both here and outside the slate of Florida. Personally, I have dedicated 25 years |n residential schools for the deaf and blind with a total of 35 years In special education as classroom teacher, dean of aludents. and superintendent. Unequivocally the Florida School for Ihr Deaf and the flllnd la heralded lo be among the very best In the nation. Il Is lauded for Its diversity of programs. Its physrtal facilities, and moat Imporlanlly. for lit professional and dedlcalrd stair A terrible tragedy occurred recently on our campus and It brings a deep sadness to all of the FSDB family. Adding lo our grlel Is the insinuation that as a school we would wish to cover up the tragedy. Il appears that some Individuals want In ronvlct us of wrongdoing before the Investigation Is even finished FSDB's recent notoriety has |>taced additional stress on our students They read the nrw*|M pent and watrh television. They are frightened, concerned and confused Since It la a family's responsibility lo comfori Its members. Ihr staff at FSDD Is fulfilling that obligation and dealing with the disruptions to our school environment created by investigators, reporters, and ever present television cameras. It Is our hope that the recent tragedy which brought about the current Investigations will result In Improvements for our students, staff and school. However, as professionals, we are united In our support of all staff members si Ihr Florida School (or ih r Deaf and Blind Keeper (fully submitted on behalf of the member* of the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind Teacher* United FTT-N EA Dr. Bert J. Lewis. President Florida School for Ihr Deaf And Ihr Blind Teacher* United St Augustine Dialtcts part of Amorfca Recently Jeaar Jackson accused a man of a racial slur because he sang Ole Man River." The man apologized and oak) hr did not mean lo be Insulting and he did not think h r was. that dialer! i arc a port of our history. Hr was right Our country Is made up of many types, and uulct it are til!). umt.uin My nepnrw who has taught history and Spanish in North Carolina for many years sounds like Andy Griffith. There la a prominent minister in Central Florida whose speech leaves no doubt where he came from. Nest door to North Carolina, around Charles­ ton. S C . the dialect Is different New Englun Mess do not smsoN tlkr the middle westerners * I saw Paul Rahesnn tn “Ole Man River" lour times Are we supposed tn deny that jw-ople■once talked like characters In that movie, that rmany — both w hllr and black — still do? Must we give up Tom Sawyer and Iturklrbrr ry Finn hrrausr of dialects Must our deny our children Ih r brauly of ihr spirituals unrduratrd uneducated hul hr lllunl slaves gavr us No child should mlsa knowing Uncle Remus Or San­ ford's Errkul Hnth were ftnr characters I love dialects, especially ihr blacks'. I was bom In North Alabama I did not are my parents much. Aunt Em. my black nursr saved m y life My uncle, a country doctor, had me on a diet that would have starved me Aunl Em look me lo visit her friends and I ale with them I went wtih Aunt F^rn and Bully, her htislund. lo their churrh After Aunt Em died. India, a young black woman cantr to krrp house for our family. She taught me about plants and bow to trust others During canning season our kitchen and bark porch had several of India's friends helping. They let me help wash jar*. I think one reason I enjoy Paul Laurence Dunbar's poetry la because I have known his people. la some dam politician going to censor Paul Laurence Dunbar because his poems are nearly all In dialect? They arc the snobs! Jeaae Jackson, of all people, should not accuse others of racism. Many of us remember when he was guilty of racial slur when he called New York City "H ym e Town " He waa alow apologis­ ing tn the Jews. But hr wanted their votes and finally did. Our country lias changed since 1950 when I wrote a thesis on prejudice. Sure l here Is still some prejudice — some people don't like Yankees I don't like Ihetr sugary combread. I Itrlicvr there are brilliant members of all races There are also stupid Individuals In the black race as well as In the white. All races have Ihelr share of crooka and liars. A black politician may be as crooked and Insincere as a white one. When we protect crtmlnala because they are of a minority group, we are denying that we are all equal. I believe In equality — I base my likes and dislikes on character and behavior. I did not criticise Willie Horton because h r Is black. I abhor his behavior as I hale Ted Bundy's. I did not know Wllllc Horton wus blick until I read about Dukakis criticising George Hush fur racism. The magaslnc I read about Horton did not mention race. I do not like politicians of any party who try lo change the true hlslory und characters of my country. "1 often think how nice It Is Dial I cun live In u world like this — where bells cun bring and clocks can strike and none of I be |>eoplr artmade alike." Thai old nursery rhyme expresses my feelings exactly. I admire William Buckley — and Bill Cosby, bul II would be u boring world If everyone was u humorist or a walking dictionary! Lucille Campbell Sanford LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters lo the editor are welcome. All letters must be signed and Include a mailing address and telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and as brief as possible. The Sanford Herald reserves the right to edit. Agencies serve Sanford’s homeless What are the characteristics of the homeless In Sanford? This question waa answered by Mrs. Blanche (Mother) Weaver. Rescue Church of God; Mrs. Irene Brown. Director of the Christian Sharing Center and Lieutenant Sam Flanigan of the Salvation Army. The three community resource! verve dif­ ferent populations. Mrs. Irene Brown Indicated that they assist about 10 homeless people monthly. Generally, they arc transients passing through the city. They have automobiles and sleep In them. They do not contact the Christian Sharing Center more than twice The Christian Sharing Center help* with food and clothing The people who contact them either find a job and living accumodalions or ronllnue Ihelr pilgrimage lo another town Lt. Flanigan observed that the only facility In Sanford that houses Ih r homeless Is Mrs Weaver's Rescue Mission Th e hulk of the people who contact the Salvation A rm y about housing have addresses or llrs In Seminole County. Often those who romr have lost Ihelr employ­ ment and are In Imminent danger of being rvktctl from their living quarters. Orrasslenally. the families have already lost (heir living accommodations and the Salvation Army will tem porarily place th rm In a motel. The Salvation Arm y helps families pay Ihelr rent lo prevent their becoming homeless The Salvation Army will not pay security deposits From January until the end of October they have LURLENE S W E E TIN G aided approximately 400 families w ith children lo pay their rent. The Krscue Mission usually provides food and shrller for single men. women and couples According to Mr* Weaver, there are more people using Ihelr services during the winter months The highest number of residents they have housed and fed were 50 during the month of January. I OHM. The Rescue Mission Is located al 1401 W. 13th Street It has one residence, which Is dlvldrcl into two rnmpurtmrnts Men nrrupy one half of Ihr residence and women the other half It* service has helped single men. women and couples Recently, another need has manllrstrd Itself. Ih r nerd lor a place to house families Currently. Ihr Mission Is providing services lor two families who have children ranging In age from Infancy lo school age This creates a dilemma because she llrm ly bellrvrs that families should not be In ihe same facility with single men and women. Consequently, she Is endeavoring to rrpalr the Open Door Shrltrr. 2200 Airport Boulevard, to address this nrrd. M rs. Weaver staled that many persons seeking their aid have mental problems and arr unable to cope effectively In a competitive society. Others are marginally employed und when they become til or lose Ihelr Jobs they havr no resources lo draw upon. Between Jan u ary and September 1988 more than 2.000 meals have been provided for Mission clients Meals Included brrakfast. lunch und dlnnrr Th e churiirlrrlsllcs of the homeless In Sanford are persons who have low (hiving jobs or no employment, no familial support systems, mental Incapacities and are In transit For some ell Irens of Sanford, meeting Ihelr need for shelter becomes a real challenge When wages range Irom Ihe minimum wage lo Ml per hour and there Is a family In sup|Mirt. balancing Ih r budget becomes a chore Loss of employment or Illness lie« nines a catastrophe Rrnts for rooms arc $50 to MIO per week, apartments may average $350 per month. If a week's rent Is missed il is alinosi un(MMw>ihle for thrm tn become currrnl In payments again Consr fluently. Ihe three agencies d ied perform a vital function In this community Dr W m H >« i csweater M Isil rwcSw •* W s -s S £•*■••<<» «N* n ch*H«si *f IS* U i i S r f M « * » i SfUtsM » ANALYSIS Radicals gain ground in Latin America whose election Is Dec 4, show me leading ronlender in be Carlos Andres P rrrr. the man who iralkmsilted foreign oil companies In bis B U EN O S AIRES. Argentina Besides his other headaches. Presi­ previous term as president from 1974 lo IB79. dent-elect George Bush will to havr In Peru the most recent poll, to deal in Latin America with a new crop of troublesome politicians, in­ showing Ihe presidential preference cluding leftists, populists, radicals In Ihr IO largest i tiles, gives ihr lead lo Lima Mayor Alfonso tft.trand freaks W ith in a year there w ill be rantes. a Marxist In Bratll. a poll by Folha do Sou elerllona In V rn csu rla . Brazil. Paulo ooundlng out opinion for Bolivia and Argentina Another presidential elections set for Nov presidential election follows In Chile IS. 1989. showed (be top five In December 19*9, and by April 1990 elections are scheduled for contenders to be either leftists, populists or political mavericks Peru Former Rto dr Janeiro governor Public opinion polls are showing a Leone I B rito U . anathema to the rise tn strength In leftist, populist and non-conformist candidates — s Bratiltan military, led the poll, backlash agetnsi Ihe Inability of favored by 20 prreent He proposes Incumbent rulers to reverse an a vague b.uck tu lultstu ‘ lor t.,r poor. economic decline caused in pari by Hntola was brother-in-law of ihe Ihe burden of servicing foreign debt U lr president Jnao Goulart. who totaling $ 4 10 billion was deposed In a coup d etal in The exception Is Bolivia, where 1964. a revolt that ushered tn a retired general Gen Hugo lftanzer. a period of 2 1 years u( military rule. conservative ex president. Is con Polls in Argentina arr sbuwlng stdcrrd by many the strongest Peronlsi candidal r Saul Menem, contender tn May 7 elect inns The who once said ‘ not one liquid other major candidates are leftist dollar" will leave Argentina tn pay Jaime Par /amors and Contain foreign bankers, ahead in the presi­ Sanches dr lai/ada of the ruling dential rare for Ihr May 14 election party. Menem, governor of s|»arar!y pop The Hragan administration for ulatrd L.i Kloja province, suggrslrd thr past six years rejectrd pleas by Argentina break relations with ihr Latin American leaders for maasivr Unitrd Stales following the 19811 tlrbl relief, and most recently II U S bombing of Libya. cold shouldered a Japanese pro He and other IVronisi provincial pout tu ease Ihr Third World debi governors printed their own money through a multilateral fund In the form of provincial bonds Ihibllc opinion polls In Vrncsurla. when Ihelr treasuries ran dry ■ y D A N IIL DROIDOFF UP1 Ssntor Editor COMMENTARY Tax laws discriminate against family firms W A S H IN G TO N -W h lle the vast majority of American* undoubtedly favor family-owned businesses, in­ cluding family forms and ranches, (he law discriminates against these baste elements In the free enterprise system by making It difficult for a family business to be passed from one generation to another. Lawmakers certainly should scruUnite thr 'aw and the tax code to discover how to remedy the situa­ tion. A good place to start Is the nrw Section 2036(c) of the tax code The A m e ric a n College of Probate Counsel has pointed out that this obscure section "unfairly favors families whose wraith ts repre­ sented by cash and marketable securities over those who own farms or small businesses." Section 2036(c). the College re­ ports, "discriminates against the owners of small businesses. Indeed 11extends to those a ho own as little as 10 percent of a business or Income-producing p ro p e rty." A person who owns $500,000 of s blue chip stock can give to a child the future appreciation on all or pan of the shares, while the owner of a farm can't do that. As a mailer of fact, the firmer can't even sell a one-third interest to hts child for a fair market price without having all the future appreciation put Into hts estate. These matters of tax detail urt-n'i Just a concern for lax and estate attorneys. Th e y Impact directly on ordinary citizens concerned about what their children receive. The College points out that the tax code irovtslon “ hits the parent with Imlled resources who Is willing to lend rash to a child lo buy a business or real estate, provided the loan Is repaid at a fair rate of Inlet cat." [ Unquestionably, a very large number of parents lend money to their children tn this way to help them get a secure financial footing In life. T h e law and tax code shouldn't be fashioned In such a way as to penalize these parents. If families arr handicapped by the tax code, more und more small businesses, farms and ranches will fall under the control of large corporations. There's an Important place In the American economic system for large corportlons: but they should not displace small- and medium-sized businesses, which alto are Important elements In our free enterprise economy. Large c o m p a n i e s are w e l l equipped to defend Ihelr Interests before governmental bodies. Small businesses aren't as well organized or rip tipped. It's unclear how Setlion 2036U I come Into being, but there ts good reason to believe that lawmakers should Insist on Its rrpeal. Let us all give thanks for the soft life This year I was struck by how appropriate it seems to have Veterans Day and Thanksgiving In the same month. T h r two holidays always call forth many of the same feelings, but I'd never noticed Ihe similarity until this year, when preparations for ABC's "W ar and Remembrance" stretched Veterans Day Into a month-long affair for me. I urn a rrpnrtcr al an A BC affiliate, and sit right next to thr reporter assigned lo do u local companion piece to the national epic. During my rrportlng career In this city. I've Interviewed some of the same war veterans. Holocaust survivors and resistance fighters rny collragur interviewed over the lost month, and hr und I talked often about what we'd learned from them. Some of the lessons we shared; others were more personal. Me seemed to be most affected by the amazing, malleable human essence that could carry someone through s Bataan, a Uuchenwald. or a burning U-52 and Ihe 36 plastic surgeries that followed. I was most affected by the knowledge that If I had any of that essence at all, how little of It had been tupped — and how much I hoped tt would never be. Which. I guess, bnngs me lo Thanksgiving. Since I have been able to appreciate hardships and tragedy to any extent — and I calculate that beginning with m y mother's tragic and unex­ pected death 12 years ago. because I had been pretty Insulated la-lore that — Thanksgiving has always set me thinking how soft m y life has brrnromparrd to so many others I’m not sure w hy the holiday has touched me In that way since her druth. except that shirr then I've felt that for many of us there comes a time when Ihe veil Is lilted, and we see for the first time the extent to which life cun go wrong. Maybe It’s not until wc acquire that perspective that we can appreciate the good fortune of a life gone right. War. death and sacrifice always make me thankful for the need not lo have to sac mice. I look at the hurdshlp* others went through, and feel dam lucky. And I think how all their hard w ork paid off; I, and all the rest of the descendants for whom they fought In wars, marched In union picket lines, worked ihelr way through school* and saved Ihelr money, have the foot up on life they hoped we'd have. I used In think m y father would huve begrudged me the llle I have now. If he'd lived lo see m r have It: he was forever telling me how bad his life was when h r was a kid and a young adult, how I never upprrclutrd what I hud. und so on. If hr could see me now. If he could see how he managed to give m r the llle he never hud. I don't think he'd begrudge mr a moment of It. H r‘d see Ills thoughts and dreams bear fruit, finally. I wish some of this could have been hts; I'm glad It's mine. I have no children, und I wonder how bring horn to this lurky generation I belong lo will alTcci kids born to my generation If m y perrs do the Job our parents did wlih us. I don't nred lo worry-. Hul If I could wish anything for them In a month alien I am so filled with a sense of history and appreciation. It would be that they. too. m ay enjoy a "soft" life — one where they will understand how lucky they are. without watching another generation go t hr ough u H a i n a n death mar ch, a lluchenwahi, u Tel offensive — and without going through It themselves. tsraS O**otr**l a * l*ndti*t*S calvmmtl (at*?***** SMSCUIUS IS* M*wi#ss*r �3BS3S35SE555555 a? < • — Sanford N m ld, Sanford, Florida — Sunday. Novamber 27. IMS Stone Agers in the fast lane IN BRIEF S alh ra a p p e a rs to b lo c k A ID S v ir u s United Prsti International Test tube studies by researcher* at the National Institute el Dental Research Iwvc shown that something in human saliva appears to block the ability of the AIDS virus to Infect cells. When the dentists Incubated the human Immunodeficiency virus with growth substances and saliva collected ftnm three healthy men. they found that after right days the virus had completely lost Its ability to Infect lymphocytes, the human cells that are Its prime target. Virus Incubated with filtered saliva or saliva collected Jusl from the parotid gland remained Ineffective, the rcsrarrhrr* found, leading them to believe some large molecule In whole saliva must be responsible lor the anti viral activity. Dr. James Wyngaarden. director at the National Institutes of Health, said the researchers are now trying to Identify (he exact component In saliva that inhibits the virus, and how this "oral defense against acquired Immunodeficiency syndrome" uork* LOS ANGELES — A team of researchers grown weary over the annual toll of people who succumb to the “diseases of civilisa­ tion" has developed a prescription lor 30th century Westerners: adopt Ihe diet of prehistoric humans At first blush such a suggestion may seem somewhat odd If not downright laughable. Just picture It. Investment bankers hopping out of rustom polished BMW*, spears tn hand. In search of lunch — a herd at delectable bison and a handful of glistening berries. On the Hollywood Freeway? Get real. Hut researchris Dr* S Boyd Eaton. Melvin Konnrr and Marjorie Shostak. who have taken a medical aa writ as anthropnluglcul look at modem people, think a return tn humankind's original diet m ay not b r such a had Idea after all They base I heir recommendations, w h ich Arbor day altrt Disease detectives are blaming tree seedlings — or at least the moss they are packed In — for rauslng a 14-state outbreak of a rare human disease called sporotrichosis. The fungal disease, which ran spread through the body's lymph system, causes skin blisters or sores on the upper body and painful awelllngof the lymph nodes. Slate health department officials and doctors from the Centers for Disease Control said recently In the Journal of the American Medical Association that H4 cases of the disrasr were reported between April 33 and June 30 of this year, with all the cases occurring In people who had handled evergreen seedlings "packed In Pennsylvania with sphagnum moss that had been harvested In Wisconsin." Sphagnum or bog moss Is a common material pa* ked around root* uf plants in shipment lo keep ll«rut nwtU. The tfotlni* note that earlier Wisconsin outbreaks of sporotrichosis have also been blamed on sphagnum, which may harbor Sporothrlx schcnckll. the fungus causing the disease More than a third of the cases occurred tn garden club m c.nbcii re stair forestry workers "who participated In annual tree distributions In which seedlings were separated from one another, repacked In moas and distributed" lo residents eg thr 14 Midwest and East Coast states where the outbreak occurred Unfortunately, the doctors said, the rare disease l* often m tadlagnosed, resulting In delay of effective antifungal treatment, or even aggravation of the sores, which may worsen If punctured and drained A cck to n t-p ro fw to ts A study of 10.394 British children show* pre-*chnoJrrs that have multiple accidents before the age of ft are almost t li time* more likely than other children lo be Injury-prone as schoolchildren Writing recently In the Journal Pediatrics, researcher* limn the Albert Einstein College at Medicine In New York and the University of Bristol. England, said children who arr injurrd tn three or more accidents between birth and age five were nearly six times as likely to have thiee or more injurtrs between the agesofftand 10 years. The researchers based their study on mothers' rrpon* of their childrens* accident* but said other studies tiasrd on medical records showed the same trends. The children were bom during one week In April IB70. and are being studied In a large multl-laceted health study The researrhrrs also oharrvrd that boys and aggrrssiw children were more likely to be Injured, aa were the children of younger mothers, or chtldrrn who had many older brothers or Sister* and few younger siblings Accidents arr one ol the leading causes ol death and disability lor youngsters The scientists recommended environments be made as safe as possible lor all children, since most injurtrs will occur unprrdlctably In children who hate not sustained Injuries before. But they also rrcnmmend: "For the small group eg children who ran be Idrnltflrd as being at high risk of Injuries, tt may also be useful to provide Individual lor used intervention* to prevent Injuries." Policy is correct, but is it right? By Patar H. Gatt. M.D. I dedicate litis lo thr nurse who refused lo give me Informslion about my futhrr'a condition flrr hr was admitted lo u ospllal critical utrr unit As an Insider, a practicing physician who takes care of hospital patients. I know that the purse s behavior was standard, ethical and prolrssionai. Il was also unkind and insensitive. Because I chose to play the role p ( an o u t s i d e r , an u n * sophisticated family member. I learned a lot about the maimer In which family members arc handled In health-care Inst Hu­ ttons. Mere Is wlial happenrd: I was notified that, because ol pneumonia, m y father had been admitted lo a largr hospital In an adjoining stale. After making my own rounds on Saturday, I drove an hour to thr hospital. parked In the visitors' lot. presented myself at Ihe front desk, pro­ perly obtained a |>as* and look Ihe elevator to the critical cure unit on the second floor. hike similar units In other husjillals. the CCU was geared to the cure anti treatment of very III patients who ruuld not be safely monitored In what are railed "floor beds" — ordinary hospital rooms T h r quirt efficiency ol thr nurses, thr hrrp Ix-t-ping of the machines, t l r IV tines and the appurtenances ol modern high tech medicine were familiar to me. However. I rrrnrmbrrrri how intimidating tills environ­ ment could be to the medical neophyte. I resolved lo play . dumb. "How Is Mr. Oott today?" I asked thr nurse. "Ills condition Is stable." she replied. "What are his vital signs?" I In q u ire d , rrferrl ti g to the bread and-butter data concern- MIOICINK C PETER GOTT.M.D. trig temperature, respiratory rale, pulse and blood pressure " l ran'l give you that Informa­ tion." she answered as she briskly turned on her heel. "Bow almut Ills antibiotics? What Is he felting?" I asked "I can t discus* ili.it wllh you. You'll have lo c lin k with the doctor." she staled over her shoulder. I fought the impulse lo dis close my true Identity I wasn't a mere mortalr I was a physician: In nlhcr circumstance*. I'd lie giving her the orders Seeing no easy way lo change Irom a sired disguise Into my red-raped Superman outfit. I slnilllcd idler her. "Tell ine." I persisted, "I* this u hospital regulation or your own rule?" "ll's just the way II Is." she snapped. I realized that tills is the way things arr done In most hospi­ tals. 1 understand why. Tills Is the systrm. I'm pari n( II Hi III. It's been said that donors and nurses s h o u l d periodically become patient* In thrlr own hosltals In order lo u|>pm-hitr patients' Isolation and tn gain rmjiathy. Perhaps the nrxt lies! thing might lie for health pro­ fessional* lo |iay an Incognito visit lo a sick loved one. Just to experience what It feels llkr In In­ in another world. they have examined In several1scholarly paper* and a new book, on thr premise that human evolution Is moving at a geological |>arr. Thus. Ihe last lime any dlsrrenable major changes were made lo the hum an genome — the archive at heredity — rspretally as It relates to Ihe Influences of dw t. was many m illennia ago Thai means when the people who Influ­ enced thr constitution ol the hum an genome sat down for dinner. Ihe menu was bison or mammoth, some choice nuts and berries (in season, of course I and several helpings of fruit. You can look at It ml* way," explained Eaton, a physician and theorist who along with hl» mlleagues at Emory University in Atlanta (all* to find the humor In prehistoric recipe* "Theorists In evolution believe our human ancestors spill from the ancestors of chimps seven million years ago "Bui there Is o n ly a 16 percentage difference between u# and c him pa." he said of myriad c ritic a l protein stru cture * particularly the ones In Ihe two species comprised of the am in o arid sequences for hemoglobin, the oxygen-carrying com po­ nent ol red blond cells T tu : means we made shout a I p rrrrn i change In our grtirs Thai shows you how slow ly evolution lakes place. "O ur human and prehuman ancestors Human evolution m oving at ‘g e o lo g ic a l pace* c a u s in g m ism atch b e tw e e n genes and today's life, diet existed tn • world that was much more tn accord with their genetic makeup," he said If truly modem humans — homo sapiens — first appeared 90.000 lo 90.000 years ago. aa moat paleoblologltla now believe, then there has been little lime between then and now for major physiological adaptations to modem life, explained Konner. "The genes arr Interacting w uh the environment In every generation." Konnrr said, brushing aside suggestions that human physiology long ago ceased to evolve. "But If you lake a particular set of gene* that are Involved tn the metabolism of foods, you’ll find no appreciable d lflrrrm r between current humans and early man '* The last lime any critical change occurred lo human digestive tract physiology was about 9.000 years ago when dairy farming began throughout many part* of the world, influencing lactase activity to cam* over into adulthood. Konner said Lactase is the eniym r responsible (or the breakdown of milk sugar Into simpler molecular components, a process that occurs In Ihe upper digestive tract "All other mammals, with the rscrpikm of sea lion*, get rid of It." after childh*a»d Konner said of lactase But aside from l lie effect datrv farming has had on the human genome — with the creation of a gene to rode for lactase in adult bond — no more than a hamllul of other "recent" additions have been found Eaton and Konner say that mean* the Industrial Revolution, agribusiness and modem food processing techniques have not had much dlarrrnablc effect on human genes, leading them to conclude that modem humans arr nothing more than "Stone Agers living in Ihe fast lane " They aasrit (he human body evolved to thrive un a diet far dlfTrrrnl than the one now consumed because the diet of ptr historic humans played a critical role in the development of the genome which modern humans have Inherited When humat.s brearoe a distinct genus about two million years ago. the dirt consisted of a low (at. high fiber regimen with four times the amount uf u ru tb tr acid now contumrd In the United Slates, their studies show. tn short, disease Is the result when the dirt Is out of synr with thr original basic reglmrn consumed by people when Earth was quite a different place, the researcher* say. Early humans. Eaton and Konner sur­ mised through studies of such modern day hunter-gatherers as Ihe San Bushmen of the Kalahari and the I'hlllpine Tasaday. con­ sumed diets that consisted of sft grams of liber dally compared lo Ihe average I ft grams now consumed In Ihe Unllrd Stales Fat intake was approximately 30 percent of all dietary nutrients instrad of more than twice that much today. Omnivorous prehistoric human* enjoyed a diet that sailed with Ihe seasons. Ihe fossil record of Paleolithic camp stirs show These fossil remain* also reveal Ihe prrhtslorlc diet was rich In elments from Ihe so-called "bask- food groups" of modern man — nut shell* frull pits and the bones of wild game Las r tirrn rr« nvr red on an harotogk'at digs The difference between the wild game eaten by early man and the meat of farm animals consumed today is In the fat content. Eaton and Konner say Sedentary, well fed farm animals pile on Ihe adipose tissue, which Is high In saturated, artery clogging fats. Wild game, on Ihe other hand, always on Ihe run from predators. Is lean and less damaging lo human cnror.ary arteries "Seventy five p rrrrni of the deaths in the Unllrd Stairs arr the result uf a geriett* mismatch Irauard by) what s r consume and the way we llvr." Eaton said About 100 years ago there was no such disease a* atherosclerosis, hr said Dr l^onard Cohen, an endorrtnologlst and cellular biologist at Ihe Naylor Dana Institute for Dttrasr Prevention in Valhalla. N Y . believes Eaton and Konner arr on the right track "Modern people arr served by metabolic and digestive systems that evolved to deal with dietary patterns very diffrrrni (rum Ihe current ones. * he said * The Industrial Revolution transformed the way many people hvr fat Intake roar steadily, fiber Intake dec lilted and t un sump! ton of refined sugar* r o s e a* ccmsuiuptkin of lomplet r arbnhvdratr* fell Wlt.il s i re saving i* tha you tan f*avc Ihe br*t of lire past amt Ihe l«-st of Ihe present by Incuepnratfog Ihe best of the Paleolithic lifestyle intoyoui dally Itfe " Depressed teenagers may need help fairly common altitude in ado lescencc to go out and gel yourself killed In urban areas, NEW YORK — Oavdreainlng Is we don't know how many street good, loud music bad. as far as shootings arc a result of that " general signals about Ire ringer MlUer argues that depression mental health arr concerned, and marked disobedience arr says an rxprrt in adolescent warning signs of either emo­ psvr hulngv who urges adults lo tionally or physkdogk ally liasrri not Ignore trrtiagr depression trouble* in be taken seriously Plrnly id disturbing youthful Bui how do parent* distinguish tirluivtor may Ire normal — but between their teenager's sowing takrn in rxtrrmes or in chmnlc a few wild nals and having casrs. it may Indk ale ■ serious n n rm a t mood swings, from depression and even suicidal symptoms of serious distress? tendencies A teenager who eschews Recently released statistic* d a y d rrs m ln g for constantly s h o w a s l i g h t , t h o u g h blaring music, or abuses drugs statist!*ally not slgnifkam. rise or alcohol, may be trying In In Ireitugr suic ides, whkh Ihe cover up a feeling of emptiness. A m e r i c a n A s s o c i a t i o n nl M i l l e r says, a d d i n g t hat Sul* Idology in Denver says oc- daydreaming and fanlasltlng arr *uf among 13.1 mil n( 100.000 healthy activities "T h is ought lo br a lime when youths l l ui those ar e report ed people daydream a kd." he says suicides, and Dr Derek Miller, a Dr Marilyn Gould, a member p s y c h i a t r y p r o f e s s o r at of th r National Task Force on Northwestern University Medical Adolescent Sulcldr. has worked School, (ears many remain un- un ronstructlng psychological reported because they occur profiles of sulcldr-prone youth through fatal car accidents or baaed on Information gathered horn hides about young victims "W e've been finding a combi­ "Look at the self-destruction rate — death by homicide, by nation of depression with aclmotor vehicle act Ident and by Ing-out problems." Gould, a null Id.- They a rr an actual Columbia University assistant jhii kagr. Miller says "|i is a u.-nressor of psvchlatrv and public health has said. At Northwestern Memorial Hospital's Ailolrsrenl Psychiatry program. Miller and lit* <olirague. jisyrhUtrtsl and prdia trlclan Bar r y Carlton, have sum m arised thr behavioral signs uf teenagers who mav need medkal evaluation and trral rnent United Press IntamaHonaf______ — Inability lo concern rate — Ha* become "unknowable — Isolate* sell Imm otlirrs — D u rin g argumr t i i s with parents, pushes In ' boiling point" — Significant gap lirlwren sell and Irlends — Promiseroily — Trou ble with drugs and alrohol — Sleeplessness, sleeping mure than usual, nr a dlsturlied sleep pattern — Wright loss and poor ap prtltr. especially early In the day — Hun* away from home or unexplained absences — lilt* or strike* others — Talks about suicide "If sounds like a lot of rhlldrrn are depressed, doesn't it?" Miller commented, answering hl nsrlf with emphasis. "Well. It's true!" The NMII psychiatrists rile the easy availability of drugs, dlf Acuities In the rising number of oftr-parrnt families ami lark of psyrhnaortal support in schools a* contributing factors to tn creased substance ath is t , pro mis* oily, ilepression and suicide among teenagers Depression !• believed lo tie a problem lor up to 40 perirnl ol children aged 13 lo 16. whtlr some rsllmulrs lank sulcldr a* the srrontl most «ommoti cause ol drath among those 13- to 17 year* old anil rvrn thr lead­ ing killer ol Ihosr aged 13 to IH Responding to a troubled child I* not easy, and Inn often. Miller admits. "It's unrealistic tn say, l a k e I lie ki d I o a < It lid p*y« biatrtst. Th r Itrst line of defense lor (tarriil* is to ask themselves if thetr child is gri ting what he or shr ought to have to grow up straight *' Besides watching nut (or a child's physlral and creative needs, parrnl* also nerd lo p r o v i d e d l s e l p l l n e , Ihe iwychlatrlst advises "Parents have lo lie ready to say ‘ n o . ’ " he says, w hile acknowledging Ihe difficulties "Parenls are so overwhelmed. They come home tired They don 1 want their kids in get marl at them But the worse thing children ran feel is I hut they get no guidance " Medical Professionals— cancih moon oisi a s i s f.f N[ HAt SURGf ON 0PTHAI M01 OC.t WING SURGICAL, PA Kenneth M Wing, MD, Diplomat of tho American Board of Surgery 309 Mangoustlna.Ave., Sanford DAY A SAKOWITZ, M0. PA MARCEL0 R. ANAYAS MD. PA PETER a. SELASSIE MD.. PA 80 Hwy 17 & 92. DeBary. FL 407^88 1792 1290 E. Normandy Blvd., Deltona. FL 407-574 9701 Office Mrs By Appointment Mon thru Sat Lakevlew Professional Center 819 E. 1st SI.. 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NAVARRO, JR., MD, FACQ SPECIALIST IN DISEASES OF TH E DIGESTIVE SYSTEM Liver & Biliary Tract 1403 Madical Plata Dr., Sulla 206, Sanford. FL 322-9930 o r s if tr i r s a r.vNffOior.v THE UROLOGY CENTER. FA CLYDE H. CLIMER, MD. PA Oonzalo Huaman, MD Anthony J. Arclola, MD Adult & Pediatric Urology • Impotence Support Group Longwood 767-0249, Sanford 322-0090. Deltona 574-1421 W. SR 434. Suite 204. Longwood, FL 407-332-6611 Office Hra. Mon.. Tuea., Wed., Thura.. Frl.. 9 AM S PM �Sanlord Herald. Senlord. Florida — Sunday. Novomber 27, 1968 — 10 Anesthesia blamed for unexpected admissions ByLIOIA W A S O W IC I United Pretx International SAN FR AN CISCO - A atudy ahowa at.cxtbrxi.i to lx* the main culprit In forcing 60.000 Americana rx« h year lo sprnd llic night In the hospital following aurgrry lliat waa aup|M»acd lo lie performed on an oulpullenl Uiala In an analyala of 10.000 ambulatory. or outpatient. n|x rations reaearchera found pallenta who had rerriveo k oeral annulir•la were nearly ala llmea more likely than I hoar who had not to develop aerloua poeloperallvr rornpllr attona Ambulatory aurgeriea — aurh aa removal of an lin|Mcird wiadom tooth — comprlae •cmie 40 perm it of all operalkma |xrformrd In America. and the pro|iortlot: continue a to Increaae. xald olll< tala rtf the Ainrrtcan lloapltal Aaaia lallou in Chkago In 1080 U S Mirgeona (informed a total of 20 million procedures Overall, wime I (xnenl of ambulatory aurgrry patlrntn develop postoperative rnmplk allon* aevere enough to warrant overnight hoa|itrallratlon In the study, however, llniverally of California. San FrarxlMii. scientists lound the rale ruse to 5 H perrent among those who had Iwen given grneral anesthesia The main reasons for |«>stnprrallve lios|»l tal admission m« hided pain excessive The resea rc he rs found w o m e n who had a laparoscopy were 3.9 tim es m ore lik e ly to be h o s p i­ talized w ith p o sto p e ra tiv e com plications than wom en who underw ent o th e r am ­ bulatory procedures. bleeding. Intractablr vomiting and urine retention Surprisingly, the patient's agr had little lo do with the devel opment of serious postoperative com plications, said l)r ilarhara Cold, a UCSF anesthesiologist who hesded the study "We found that unexpected hospitaliza­ tion after ambulatory surgery was more rrlaled to the ly|te and length of anesthesia and typr of prnm lure than factors such as age gender nr olxslly.' said (iold. who reported her findings at a reeent animal meeting of the Aineru an Sorlety ol Anes­ thesiologists The study results should help anihulatorv ■are renters better anticipate and prr|Mir for complications she said "For example, they rould schedule high risk procedures earlier In the il.iv so Mir Older people urged also to quit smoking ■y not STUM Unilsd Prsss International DOST ON Older people (imld apparr ntl> sliarply fe dure their its* of dying front heart disease if thrv <|ull smoking aecviriflng In a new study that provides hesh evl dencr that It's never tin lair lo kirk the habit Hrsearihrrs at tire I'nlversi ly of Washington In Seattle folkiwrd lor six years I Mti.l men and women ages M and oliler who hail fiearr disease and lound the sntnkris had nearly twice the risk ot dvlng from <auhova*. tilar disease *Their is some general leel trig |Hal in older (iroplr Itretr iso I tnuv h tienrflt in quitting smoking dial It s loo late, said fkninir Hrrmanson. who headed live study *We com hide that elderly people with heart disease should quit smoking They simuld lx encouraged to quit ay much as anyone." said Hrrmanson, whose llndings wrrr reported Wednesday In The New Fngland .louriul of Med n me There was no significant di fference w h e n tlie re ararrhrrs <nm|Mie<t the risk among those in various age grotqts. Indliatlog |xoplr re doer tbeir risk ol dying Irom a heart attack or slrokr regard less o| when they quit srnok mg. said Hrrmanson They co m p aird the H()7 (xoplr who had i|ult smoking within a year ol when the study th-gan and remained smokeless to the | (180 suh jev ts w ho smokrd "Tire results of these analy ses lead us lo conclude that older adults with coronary artery disease who quit smok­ ing ran hat* Improved surviv­ al similar to that ol their younger counterparts.” llrrmansvtn anti tier colleague* wrr He. Th e association between smoking and an increased risk for head disease is well known and has been well <k» omen let! In vovrnger |xoplr Hut the ass<M tal Ion has Ixen less wrll stutlled fix the rltierlv she said ' People who have smokrit to. 30 tx 40 yrars. th was a feeling that at that point it didn't do them any giant (to q u ill." Hrrinansou said in a telephone interview IH John Holbrook ol the University of Utah s« hind of Mrdlclne said the findings tonllrm previous studies and offer new evidence lliat quil­ ting smoking at any agr has hrnrflls "Some dtxlixs have suit to (Milrnts when they arr in their tiOs or 70s Hull If thrv like smoking It s tiai late to get any heuchi (irom qiiltllngl That Is not true It s absolutely not true." Holbrook said "If you quit smoking, no matter wli.it the age. Mnellts arrue For those |x-tqi|e who think It's too latr. I would say. Absolutely not ’ Tilts reinlorrrs that." he said by tele phone lowered." Gold said General anesthesia Is used widely for such outpatient procedures as wisdom tooth extraction and laparoscopy, a proceduie In whu h i scope Is Inserted through a woman's navel to examine the uterus or Fallopian tubes or to (lerforin a tubal ligation The researchers found women who h.ul a l.i|iari>v opv were 3.f# times more likely to tie iiospltallird with postoperative cumpllca. lions than women who underwent other amhtilulnry procedures Other risk factors included lower ab­ dominal surgeries, such as hernia opera* lions with 3 6 times the normal risk pr«M rdutrs rripitrmg more than an hour In surgery, 3 5 limes greater than normal. |Mtlenls who suffer |iosto|ieralhe vomiting . »-I times greater and patients with mild to moderate underlying medical problems, sui h as hy|xrtenxlnn or asthma. 2 2 times greater Tile rescan iters examined the records of ambulatory surgery patients seen at the University of Pennsylvania Day Surgery Unit between January 1084 anil duly I'.iHti Ihev reviewed all |(JO cases of |Mt|entH admitted to the hospital following surgerv and rotttpared them with those who unrrwent amhoUtorv operations hut went home the same day By DBLTMIA RICKS Unittd Press International I I is A M . I LES n H I He searchers said a new tn hnitpir that enables scientists to control the Insertion ot genes Into mouse i htomesottirs paves th r way for using si mil ar met trials m the light against Inherited human diseases Scientists at the University ol Utah's How ard Hughes Mrdli al Institute have lound a wav to target g rn rttr material In a chromosome and replace it with a new gene at rxaitly the (mint whrrr they -vatlt It The technique Immediately promises thr |a>ssd>llltV of dr veloping lalHiratorv inter of any desired grnotV |x wild rnolriul.il htolirgtst Mario Ctpecchl. who led tire experiments reported m thr current issue ol lire Itrttlsh (oornal Nature Although it ts still many years away, eventually thr trv hntqur will he adaptril lor use in lighting disease In humans hv enabling scientists to replace *trad genes with "good" ones C'ajxt <lit wild Wednesday In llielr ex(xnrnenls. Caper* lit anil his colleagues targeted an oncogene — a cancer causing gene — called till-2 111<ultlirrs ol mouse embryo cells They cloned a version ol mt 2. pl.u rd It m the culluirs and alter a series ol biochemical steps, the engineered gene lound the n a t u r a l l n t - 2 on t he chromosome and rrplared It upon replication III subsequent divisions ol till' cells containing chromosomes outlined with the new gene, the engineered version replicated In allot thr test •ultlirrs "People have Inserted mutant LAKE MARY BLVD CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC IHOMIS 9 lANOIlt Imagine... 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Park Ave. S a n fo rd . F L 322 4 7 6 2 PEOPLE WITH DIABETES o n c o g e n e s before " said m o lri ular biologist Kirk Th o m a s w ho |>arU< i|Mtrd In the studies Hut these genes tended to go in random ly In Im irl experiments, they w rrr inserted in the right pUcr What we’re looking at. m theory, is txing able to mutate any grnr In the mouse and that means we can now rrralr mouse models ol human diseases." Thomas said Get large-scale savings w ith Accu-Chek II w ith TRACER bG C O M P L E T E D IA B E T E S C A R E KITS 00 A F TE R R EB A TE AS LOW AS Hum an ailm ents such as muscular dystrophy or such di seases as G a u r h r r ' s or Niemann It i k that cause rrnxs tn metabolism orcu- when oft spring inherit a faulty gene Irom their parents Because the defective genes arr prrsent In icfl- throughout the body, it is theoretically feasible hut technologically tm (mssibtr to replace rath cell, thus nuking gene therapy for such diseases many decades away. 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MO CAVKt/lm S A T E L L IT E O F F IC E S MMl IMw.MD Swcwot F M M C 8 n M to rf.n o CmarxntOpmrwrxwg, kXA i taMnc Mutex SpxcxWi CjUracl/l«n} impin & Cornea Sptcwnt HrryR PsppM M D CjUfjd/ltnj impgm & Oaucorru ScwtavV .M O Rum &u m *Spsmtot Owwtn(ytC*t NMD Onu MO Coim*t< Cjtxc Surgery SpKWVt Altam onte M all Altam onte Springs Apopka Brevard College Park Daytona Beach Kissimmee Lake County Sanford W est Volusia �' — Senlord Herald. Bsnford. Florid* — Sunday. November V , IMS Hunting--------Attempting to understand arms control T to Master •( tfe* I ■yltrafea Talbott (Sddyf. SS4 yy.. S 10.SS) "The ••..urtfr «g ilw Game" lw really (wo book* (or Ihr price of one. and rurh would hr worth Ihr prtcr. T h r find hi Ihr aiory of Paul Niter, now 81. a wealthy, omart American arUtocrat who drcldrd hr wanted to do something Important and satisfying with hla Itfr. Ilr thought Ihr way to tnakr Ihr moat different r would fie to hrad for Ihr renter — Ih r federal government — and Ihr way tu heal use hla life, hi* forlunr and hla Intellect wa* to try to undrratand and to control Hie weapons that kill (irople Tfiat la enough to warrant llir a ruing of one book. The lira! part uf ttun vnitimr in the atory oi Nitre's rarrer In anna control, hla m ntrsis and fruBlratlon*. hla triumph* and aomrtlmra puzzling vtndlrllvr nature Nlt/r wrnt to Wanhlnglnn at Ihr firhrat of hla mrntor. fellow Wall Slrret (tanker Jamea Korrratal, tlir ftral arerrtary of drfrnar Tt»r story of Ilie neat 40 yrara tn rrvraltng and aomrtlmra purxllng. tracing lire Waafilngton line* of Influence, alnre alltanrra change often In the capital Mentors hrrnmr opponents, opponents become allies, allies become enemies, enemies become siiprrtor* and supe­ riors grt fired Hot Nitre survived, the ultimate Washington compliment, which lead* tn the srrond pari of the (took, concerning Nitre's role a* senior adviser on anns control That role, played In the Hragau administra­ tion's arms control policy, was a prrullar shadow play with an Inattentive president and aubtirdlnalr* fig. nog vicious, endless tunics about the terms of dlsarmamant proposals As Tallinn esprrtly dewrlties It. nothing was more prrullar than Ih r rptandr Involving Ihr Strategic Defense Inlllallve. Reagan apparently sees SIN as kind of a giant. Impenetrable shield under which freedom would flourish Everyone else In Hie administration was playing his own game. Including Nitre, who originally saw the "Star Warr' project ns wildly unrealistic, but as a means of achieving a compromise. using It os a giant bargaining chip for Soviet concessions National srrurttv adviser Knbrrt M« furlunc had a similar view. The Iwn anil heroes m tire Irook. Drftosr Secretary Caspar Weinberger and Assistant Secretary of Defense Richard IVrlr. saw SDI as a means of stopping anv arms control progress ■ ■ Talbott describe* the Intrigues as a covert operation within the esecullve branch, a srcrri game In which the real motives and aim* w rrr i- kept secret from the public, and from the president. One of the figures In this book. Slate Department official Richard Burt, has criticized Talbott * earlier works as People magazine style reporting, reducing complex policy de­ bale* to personality disputes But "The Master of the Game” show* that one way of making aense out of the bewilder Ing marr of arm* control Idraa and Jargon la to anaurlatr It with the men Involved. None of these men Is more Important and Interesting than Paul Nitre America Ofeacrvadt P n a tfe* 1940a to tfe* 1990a B y Aliatalr Caafea (Haapf. 1 9 1 9 9 .. 919.99) In the summer of 1933 Alistair Cookr. a 24-year old English graduate studying at Harvard, took a long ear trip through the Hulled Slates It was. hr recall*, "an absolute eye-opener" as he delved Into the American character and It eonvlnced hint the life of a foreign correspondent w as right for him "America Observed" 1* a lollrctlon of hi* reports over five drradr* in The Manchester Guardian, one of Britain's most influential nrwapaprr*. Cookr Is. perhaps, most familiar to Amerl ran* as the silver hatred, urbane host of the ' Masterpiece Theater” series on PBS His comments on ihc history of the era Involved, or some aspect of the story about to unfold, w rrr often a* entertaining as what followed lit* writing for the Guardian — be also did commentary for BBC Irlevlston lor many years — Is no less Intriguing as he Interprets Am rrv an politics and culture lor readers in bis homeland Included are ptrees on American presidents from Harry Truman to f yndon Johnson amt other American crlehrttles as writ as stone* on American life Ills style l* elegant, hefllilng a Cambridge graduate, and he show* an Incisive. If sometimes bemused grasp of polities and the American peyrhr In his political commentary he often takes a historical approach In a 1936 piece on political conventions he harks Ism k lo 1808. when Ihr Rrpulillcan party (which lalrr rvolved into llie Democratic Partyl. met for the first time to nominate candidates lor president and vice prt Mdrnl. Cooke explains lw* Ihr prts ess lias developed store then and oilers a historical prrsprt live Americans all Inn often mull. Ills pieces, m usly with altitudes and lirrsprriivrs from another era. *rr a little like opening a lime capsule But they are almost always entertaining and the writing Is often magnlftrrnl ] W I I K ’S H I T F IC TIO N 1 The Queen of the Damned — Anne Hi. r |No ll.isiwr-rk 3.9*13copiesordrrrdl 2 The Polar Eaprcas — Clm* van AtUhurg 12 — 3.300) 3. The Bends of T im e — Sidney Slteldon 13 — 1.999) 4. One — Rs lutrd B a rh |3 — I.7IMI 3 Dear Mill — Wilhelm Grunin Maurice Srndak 11.7601 0 Dragonadawn — Anne McCaffrey |M 1.21 II 7 Pinal Plight — Stephen Counts 11 173| H Mltla Pass — Leon Urtsf 1.037) ti The Cardinal of the Krem lin — Tom Clancy (4 — 976) H) Anything for B illy - L a in M. Murlrv 17 — 9991 N O N F IC TIO N 1 A ll I Really Need lo Kaow I Learned In Kindergarten - Rolirri fulghuml2 - 3.1164) 2 Child Star - Sltlrley Temple lll.11 k |7 2.768) 3. The Last Lion — William Main hesirr II - 2.3701 4 Dictionary of C u ltu ra l Literacy — E I) lllrsch (2.197) » Swim with Ih c Bharke llarvry Maekav (3 — 2.0441 The Eight-Week Choleeterol Cure Moltcrl K Kowalski|4 — I HIM) 7 Senatorial Privilege — Leo Damon- Hi 1.7231 8 Th e W ay T h in g * W o rk — David Macaulay HI — I.37UI 9 A ll You Can Do la A ll You Can Do — A L. Williams (1.4291 10 Being* Woman — Tool Gram ( I 12 i) 6 M ASSPAPERBACKS 1 Love and W a r — John Jake*(I - 6 9 1 1| 2 North and South — John lake* |J 3.9081 3 Kaleidoscope — Dantrilr Sin-1 |4 — 2 0711 4 Treaeure — Clive Cuaoler Ift — 2.283) 3 Tfe* Tom m ykaockere — Sirplien King 12 — 1.9651 6 Star Tre k . Th* Neal Generation No. 9< Tho Children of Kam ila — Canurn Carter (1-4511 7 fam ily: T h e Tlee T h a i Bind and Oag — Efins Botnbrck (9 — l.407| 8 The Good Mother — Sue Miller 11 ;I55| 9 favorite S o n — Sct.tl Sohmrr (7 - 1.206) Id Mack — Dean KiatnirII. 199) TR A D E P A P E R S A C 1 Love Ton Fori — Robert Munsch il - 3.5981 2 The Cat W ha Cam# far Chriatmaa — ( Irvrlaiul Amory 12 — 2.7261 3 Now lo Make Love A ll the Tim e — llartwira DrAngrlia(2.3IO| 4 Separated at B irth — SPY Magazine |H - 2 (MS| 3 Dtanctlcs — I. Non Hubbard 11,HM7| 6 Oct Thee to a Punnery — Richard Lederrrl 1.864) 7 Co-Dependent ho More — Melody Brattle ( 3 - 1.838) 8 Angulahed English — Richard lo-drrrr (1.609) 9 Beloved — Toni Morrison (4 — 1.317) 10 Love. Medicine and Mlracloo — llrrnlr Slcgcl (3 — 1.4341 ‘Billboard M ichela ngelos’ n n „. dazzle Far East cinem a Ians B LO O M COUNTY United Frees International SIN G AP O R E - Michael Ong has never seen "Humho III.” hill (rum u photograph eg actor Sylvester Stallone, lie rurrlully (Minis a sneering Ihindm many limes life size, sw eat -soaked musclrs a n d all O n g Is a " H111 h n a r d Michelangelo.” one of a dw Imlllug group ul Singa|Mirr urllsts who painstakingly create huge Him hllltmurd* llial nlirn arc morr Intrigu­ ing i hun Ihr Him* they advertise. "Th e innsl dllllrull pari Is Ihe faces." said Ong. surroundrd by partial billboard* depleting several Hollywood produclkins. "Not only must Ihe sinrs hr Immediately r ecogni z abl e, hut l l i r l r expressions riveting ” Slick (Mwirrs and photos adorning Wrslrrn theater* havr never rauglil on among Aslan film fans. They are fur more Impressed with lower­ ing blliUMrdn. a |Nii|Miurrl nl g Ia m o r . r o m a n c e and adventure rrraird hy (M inirrs thinking no Imagination and speed. Ong. -10. Is one. Ilr and two assistants *|wni only a wrrk un a (Miiel lor "D ir Hard." so huge It WTup|M*d around Ihr lliralcr building "Hamlin III" stood 40 Irrl by 15 Icel us movie Ii.i 11 lor Ihr |w-drsirlans (hissing hy. " T h e s e bil l board* are Irrmrndmi* crowd draws." suitl C.Y. Chen. In rhurge of rnurkrtlng lor Shaw Hroffirrs, a major movie distributor. "In comparison, prims and |ihologni|ilis look dull.” " T h r 4 0 - f o o t r r * are par i l r i i l ar l y u p | ira lln g ." Chen said. "It's hard lo wander hy wiihmii going In." Arllsls like Ong. hlrrd hv Ihr distributor*, usually work only (rum mnvlr stills Continued from Page ID umund a heavily-wooded ridge and suggested I might have some lurk then*. He was going up the mountainside, he said, to a trail where he had seen deer a lew weeks ear tier, during one of his scouting tripe. As I walked along the ridge. I began to feel a little more confident. I wasn't o h nervous as I had been when It was pitch black out. I reached a paint where a cltlT. 50 feet high or so. Jutted out of llie side of the mountain. I began lo walk around the base of II. suddenly noticing that It had become awfully quirt. almost (annulet. At that point. I heard some­ thing move behind me and turned around It was only a bird. When I turned hack around I came lare-lo-fare with the biggest deer I have ever seen I almost walked right Into him He hud lumed at about the same lime I hail and. lo this day. I'm not sure who vrurrd who the worst My heart leaped Into m y throat and everything teemed tn go Into alow motion. He rrared up on hla hind leg*, like Sliver used to do when the Lone Ranger Jumped on hla beck. I remember hearing th* animal snort and seeing a look of panic In hla eye*. I was frozen. This was Ih r closest I had ever come to an animal this size *lnre I In­ terviewed Too Tall Jcnes. My mind wa* saying "shoot, stupid." but my hands wouldn't work. Th e animal lumed and galloped down the hillside. I rrmember raising my gun and squeezing off a few rounds. Inil by that lime all I could are was Ihr deer'a while tall bobbing through the tree* I think the shot* I tired hit a rock, two trees and a m ud puddlr I was still standing there a d m irin g I h r beauty nf the rrra tu rr as I turned the en­ counter over and over again In my m ind A few seconds la lrr. I heard i h r sound of a sem i­ automatic- ride bring IIred It seemed pretty close. *0 I hit Ihr ground. Whoever was firing thr gun w»a firing It In my direction Chips of bark front thr tree I was lying under leaped off end fell on my beck. I distinctly remember hearing lb** ■'ring'' of at least two shot* H u t stiuck lit- ground Just to Ihr right of whrrr I was lying. ? Lcesme very still and lulcl on the cold, damp ground (or wluu seemed like hours Finally, when I thought II was sale. I madr my way beck to the logging road and the safety of Ihr Jeep My partner and I both came liomr empty-handed that day As the sun began lo sink over the mountains In Ihr distance and we began nur drive Imi k home. I suddenly realized 1h.1i I was glad I hadn't shot that deer It was one of the most liraiillful things I had rv rr seen I was also very thankful to h a ir gotten out of llie woods alive Il was m y first, and last, derr hunting trip Police Cawttaasg from Fogs ID Oviedo's two rln n rn la ry schools and heel up ruad |>atrol* In CasarlhrrTy. Assistant Chief Win Gales said 4 1 sworn officers serve 18.300 ci ti zens in a It) square mile area The 30 officers assigned to patrol have a m axim um response time of three m i n u t e * per r a i l • assrllwfrv |M>Urr onrralr with an annual budget of At 8 million and havr a primary goal ol crime prevention CasarlbrrTy officers work an avenge of ahmit 2.400 case* each month When Srmlnolr County Sheriff .lohlt I‘oik trail oilier 20 vrsrs ago. It was with a stall nf 33 Today Polk supervise* more than 360 workers. Including Jail stall, and manages an 918 2 million budget In 1969 the impnlaiioii of Srm lnolr County was alNMil 30.1 IX). compared to more than 267.INO today In the fiscal year of 1987 in 1988. 8 1 patrol sheriff* deputies re­ spot ‘led lo 198.190 c.ilby Some ol tho*r rails represent more than one ofllcrr responding lo a single i all The Altamontr Springs 1‘olkr Dr|Mrtmrnt will oprralr with a 84 2 million budget this year, up Ircim 93 3 million Iasi yrar Spokesman Jefl Hawkins said hi* force ol 81 sworn officer* rr*|amd in about 40.000 calls a yrar. most Involving burglaries, thefts and traffic problems Altamonte Spring* has a (Nipola lion c»l 35.91X1 and covers 16 scpiarr mile* " W r 'r r okay," Hawkins said ol his depart­ ment* stall site This yrar. the Winter Springs (■illce feme added one officer to up Its sworn Ibtre to 35. Holier there respond to about 24.000 rails a y ra r Vandalism by children and Isirglarte* are re­ sponsible tor thr hulk ol the calls. Ll. Charles Sexton said Winlrr Spring* police, with a budget of 91 2 million, serve 21.400 resident* over 12 squarr mile* The locus of the depart­ ment Is on Crlmewatrh and crime prrvrntlcxi programs In schools. Sexton said Lakr Mary |slkr contributed an officer to IC U I this year Capt. Samuel Itrlllorr J r., said that wa* done wMh an r y r on the fulurr growth erf the rlty. and also because his department, with 20 «worn olDcm. Is small and his oilkersarr loo recogniz­ able to rllertlvrly weak under­ rover In loikr Mary Lake Ma r y I'u b llr Safel y Dlrrt tor Charles Uoidrntalr said hi* police officer* worked 10.532 » a*e* last yrar "Thal'a 700 ca*r* per officer " hr said l* kr Mary poltrr havr (or Ihe pavl couple nf yrarm had a proactive approach to rrtm r. meaning they try lo rurb It In advance rattier than react to crime* as they occur Lauderdale said that a* (he rlty grows he may rriuctamlv havr lo slillt lurk lo a rractlvr approach as new rrsldrnls bring an increase in llie numtirr ol crime* Crim e In l.akr Maiv. Brlflorr said, generally t* non violent The lost murdrr rase tnvrstigatrd there was In I'tttl lakr Mary poker oprralr with a 91.1 million dollar annual budgrt. serving aboul 0,000 resident* over 10 squarr mil*-* Each month la k r Mary issue* an avrragr ol 27 residential building prrtnll*. Ilrlllotr said Most new home* in lakr M.uv are In thr $80,000 lo Sltxitaxi price rangr It's a last growing ulllurnt city with thr lowest crime ratr In the area, he said But 30.000 vefik le* « dav poos through Lake Mary, most on lake Mary Boulevard, from In Irritate 4 to U.f. Highway 17-92 Traffic rnkwreinrnl grt* a ka of attention in lake Mary In 1999 two m otorryrlr officers will hr added to the lone lo lean* on traffic, freeing exhrr offkrr* lo provkte mcar intense patrol-, of residential and InislnrsA area* Itrlllorr sakt Increased (sqml.i Item rails lor Ih r intrnsihd patrol*. Iw said III January groundbreaking I* planned lew a new police and Her compl ex l o hr located cm Rhlnrhart Hoad Itrlllorr said ih< 91 mlllkrn budding will havr about 14.000 square Irrl ol space and will lw- shared by both public safety dlvtskm* Brlflorr said strong <oA|irni linn and a sharing n( rrsounr* hy all Srm lnnlr Cmmtv law rnlorrrm rnl agnu ir*> Is an awl in dralmg with growth related prohlrms Shuttle Coatlased fromFag* ID Ircim Ihr hrglnntng In assure the shuttle's survival in Congress and indeed. Ihr very dlinruskms of Ih r shut Hr * (lavluad la y — 60 Irrl hy 13 frrt — w rrr di. laird hy Ihr Air fetter Ivascd on payload requirement* At the iim r ol Htr Jan 28, 1986. C h a l l r n g r r disaster, roughly cmr third nf all projected shuttle dlghl* were hooked by the Pentagon, reflecting a long standing pnlk-y lhal gave mili­ tary. conimen;ul and srtcnllflr paykuds equal sharrs uf Ihe shuttle crowded flight schedule. At Hie same lime, most eg Ihe nation's unmanned rocket pro­ grams w rrr on the verge of rxllnrlkm with Just a handful n( Ilian 3^D*. Deltas and AHasCrnlaurs remaining In Ihr invenlory. (N Hie llrsl 23 shuttle flight*, two wrrr dedlculrd Department eg Defense missions. Discovery hlaslrd off on llie first such (light Jail. 24. 1983, reportedly car­ rying a Magnum electronic In trlltgrnrr satrllltr Inin orbll. T h r srrond all-military shullle lllghl came on Oct. 3. 1985. Gen Donald Cromer, command whm Atlantis hlaslrd off on Its er of Air force Sftac r Division in maiden voyage Two military law Angeles communlratlniis satellites are "However. In |m v (or Ihr sp.it r believed lo h a ir hern launched shiittlr. Ihr United Stairs had during that mission established a (ml Icy nl aIsin Bid rv rn as Ihr shuttle pro­ dunlng all oHirr sp.it r l.uun h gram ap|w-arrd In lie reaching •apahllnirs in tavur ol ihr sliui <>|wrallnnal maturity, ihr Air Hr As a rrsull erf tills policy. wr force wa* questioning the did imiI have uwvurrd aerrss lo wisdom ol relying cm a single *|>ace lor crucial naikiiial set on means eg gelling high-priority ly mission* " nalkmal arcurily payloads Inin And so. even lirlurr orbit Challenger's demise. Air fo u r "The spare shuffle program Secr et ar y E d w a r d * T r l r " wo* a technology leap which Aldridge won approval (or conplaced us light years ahead ol strucllon of ID shuttlr-clu** Ihr rrsl of ihe world.” said Li Titan 4 rorkrl*. Record Cm U * « « I from Fog* ID the Kennedy Space Center on a classified military mission On Iward will be ccanmander Rolicrt "Moot" Gibson, copilot G u y Gardner. Klrhurd " M i k e " MulUnr. Je rry Ross and William Shepherd. Wilh Allanlls safety In orbll. 11 humans will lie In spare at once lor Ihe first lime tln rr O rl. 30. 1985. when a rrrw eg rigid was launched ulxaird tin shullle C lialle ng rr wi th I hr r r cosmonauls ulrradv In space. The *(karr population rrcord wa* srl In April 1984 when Challenger hlaslrd off with a crew eg dvr at a tim r when live Soviets and an Indian "guest cosmonaut" w rrr In nrhll aboard Ihr Salyul-7 sjiarr sialkm b y Berke Breathed �- •_< «, \,• -j , - < \ • t r i g w "' * '» *- * ~. ' ' , . # - - November 27, 1988 SUNDAY Sanford Hferald E Classified m u i^ n ^ f jjiii' Legal Notice! CLASSIFIED ADS S a m in o l# O r la n d o • W in te r P a rk 3222611___________ 831-9993 IN TH E CIOCUIT COUOT OF TNfl EIGM TEENTN JUDICIAL CIOCUIT IN ANO FOO IE Ml HOLE COUNTY, I T A T E O f F lO O lD A Ca m N p.1 M IN t C A M P aa* J CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES SR camtatalMt# Hbm . . I K i HOURS 7 h u m Mu Ragg. . . M C I • M A J L -r e iP J i. 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DaWnd an.t NOTICE O f ACTION SEMINOLE COUNTY STATE O f flO O lD A ROARDOP TO FRANCIS H CALNAN U COUNTY COMMISSIONENS I I v in * . and M A R T H A E NOTICE OF CALNAN Nit WIN. II llrm* PUBLIC H IA R IN 0 O EC IM R C R II. I*tt ¥ Mid OaNndaMt it a.nwr Kat liM P M Tha Board al Caddy Commit •I taid Dalandanlt ara da tionart ml Sammola Count, (••tad **wir ratparlira on fiarida. nill Bald a public known ha*.* dt.ltaat *rantaat ►warm* N cantide tha taHom t m paat (radlNrt Iwnart and in* •*at Nat and •« a«*wr par tan. Jamat Maada IP N at A I I laimm* By. Ikrough wndtr ar IA*ri<uttura) Iana Rawuot' a*a nti Itw namad DaNndantt •or Bdreu Pit Pr.mil In Pari Wtwta ratidtiu a addratt It al Tat F atal II m Saclwn >1. TewntNa I* Ran** » and pari YOU ARE N 0 T IF IE 0 m*l an ol Ta* Parcel 11 m Section El. aclwn N lorarlata a mart**** T o m n tB lp IP. R a n g e ST. an Nw NHawin* praadrt* m lemmata Count,. PNrida SemweNCetmfy. Florida farlbar PatcrWad at: The J S THE WEST ft F E E T OF THE miWt norm al Otcaala Road an E A S T ISO F E E T OF THE Mw mat! tida at Nw Florida NOOTH IM E E E T OF THAT Penal A ll*BI Trantm ltian PART OF BLOCK 1. LYING im a Eatamanl SOUTH OF CHURCH STREET I hit puCMK badm * mill ba OE W ILOM ERE. ACCORDING Bald m Room w IM el Nw TO THE PLAT THEREOE AS lam mala Caddy lar neat Build RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I. m*. lilt E Fiitl llraal. San PAGE III. PUBLIC RECORDS lord Florida an December II O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . IMS H I M P M ar a* won FLORIDA NwraaMar at pottibN hat kaan Mad a**mtl yau and Wiiltan cammanlt Iliad with JOHN OOE and JANE OOE. Mw Land Wana*»manl Oiractor and a ll dinar p a rta n t In mill ba canudw ad Partant op pattattNn al tukiarl raal pra paarm* •• Nw public hoar in* parly «*wta raal namat ara mill ba Baard Had In*t may ba unrarlam and you ara fawm.ad canlmuad tram Imw N lima at lo tarm a co*T •* your nr Ulan found net attar, Fdlhar dalailt dalantat. II any. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 27, 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 The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ff48b9adf82705c650c3a45a70322273.pdf e9af67b86d579fbb7e9f1d1836a83e67 PDF Text Text THURSDAY S a n fo rd H erald 81st Year, N o 104 - Sanford Florida Vote totals certified By BRAD C H U R C H Horald staff writer BRIEFS Police chief loses lawsuit L O S ANUKl.ES - T h r City Council votrd Wednesday lo wt aside 8235,000 lu pay u poller brutality Judgment against I*r4lrr Chief Daryl Gate*. If thr rtly loses on appral. a City Hall source u ld . A federal court Jury decided Dec 1 that Gates should pay more than 8170.000 lo Jessie Larrz and hln family, whose East U»s Angrlr* home was ransarkrd In HMiti by nrvrrul |Hillcr ofllirrs searching for a |(un brllevrd used In a Karin slaying The gun was nol found In the housr and lour* had his nose broken during an ultrrralion with the officers Th e judguirul against Gales In U S Dlslrlrl Court was tx-llrvrd lo tw the first In which a poller « hlrf of a major city was ordered In pay punitive damages for poll«r artkins lhal Ihr Jury determined violated the ronslltullonal rights o( Ihr plaintiffs Alter meeting in private with Gulrs. the council voted In public session lu Iranslrr 8255.000 to the city attorney's luhilltv rlalrns account. From United Press I n t e r n a t i o n a l reports SANFORD — The city commission voted :i 2 Wednesday to certify Tuesday * election results that gave Lott Howell an tight vote margin ol victory over James Sweeting III The voir camr alter arguments by Commis­ sioners John Mercer and Hob Thomas Jr lo ] B y J. M ARK B A R H tL D Horald staff writer 1* 47 * <- ;*T • “ \s IS v ; s - B. w- □ W o r ld Iranians say they caused crash LOCKKKHIK. Scotland A l*an American pimhn Jet apparently esplrxled on a Christmas flight from lamrkin to New York and crashed in piece*, killing all 25H aboard and al least 13 others on the ground In lire worst rontm rn ial aviation disaster In llrtltsh history officials said A spokesman Inr 'Th e Guardians of lire Islamic Revolution" In Iran claimed his group "t arried oul this hrnrlr r sedition in revenge lor the American downing ol an Iranian airliner In Ihe Gulf earllrr lids year T l r validity of the i lairucould not l r Immediately ileiennlned "Yes. we have done it and we art- xrry proud said the mail Ilia telephone « all originating Hum London to Untied I’irss lnlemaimn.il s UimkHi bureau Commissioner A A MiClanahan. who sup ported Howell lu Ihe campaign, made the motion 10 certify Ihe voir Whltev Eckstein, who was thr 1ommlsslon * oliservrr at the rln lion olllrr w lulr the voles were counted sreundrd the mol Inn saying hr saw the ahsrntrr ballots that were rejected and the reason why they w rrr ill* cnunlrd See Vote. Page 5A Kelley says Hooper not cooperating ' v INSIDE authorize a recount of Ihe tiallnls by band lu determine why the computrr had rejectr-d nine ballots cast at Ihe polls and Ihr election 1 om m lllrr bad rejected live absentee h.illoi* Sweeting told the commission be w.i* dlsap (minted In It* action Hr now h.i* IO day* In whlrlt to llle an appeal of the election rrsuli* lo the circuit court but said alter the meeting he has not vet derided w hether to llle thr suit a* \ k • I 1' (• > .* . Sr/ •1 Sa a P ag a 7A □ S p o rts Hurricane receiver suspended C O R A L GAHI.ES - Atulre llmwn. the Unlvet slly ol Mia till's second leading rrtelver. was sus|irnded Wednesday and will miss tlie Jan 2 Orange Howl game against N e b ra s k a , said co ach J im m y Johnson "Andre llrowii has liren sus|»ended (or a violation ol Irani policy." Johnson said In a statement "lie will mil !*• permitted to practice with the team or p lu y In Ih r Nebraska game As Is Ihr case with any Internal disciplinary action wllhln our tram , the details surrounding Ih r suspension will remain . . n confidential" And,# B,ow n A university mmkrsman said Johnson was m New Jersey on a recruiting I rip S a * P a g a 1B NBA SCORES H <• H•.•***•<• V, l* David Jeffrey. 33. suffered a hoar! attack prior to this crash in Altam onte Springs. Three die in separate accidents By SU SA N LOOKH Herald staff writer l^iwitirii are Invrslig.itmg Hirer overnight tr.illlr fatalities In Seminole Count v Ai 1215 a m today. Investigator* said, a 2 1-yearold man was klllrd when hr lost control ol Ills pickup truck on Maikham Woods Road, nrur L ik r Mary In anolhrr ac <Idem, a man was killed when III* car crossed Ih r centerline of Unwell branch Knud, near Cassrllierry. and collided willi an oncom ing Ford pickup truck In Ihe third accident, a driver ap|iarrutly lost control ol his car a llrr sutliilug a heart allai k in A llum n n trSp n n gs.it about 7 30 p m Wednesday III tll.lt CAM*. David J r llr r v . 33, ol Orlando, was driving Ills 1 .ir rast on Stab- lh*u<l -Lib near Hermit* Trail, w bcti u rnirdlng lo hi* moilier. w ho wa* riding See Accidents. Page 5A SANFORD — Srminol* County Commissioner Jennifer Krllrv on Tuesday .n cu se d County Ad mlnlslraliN Kru lli*»prr nl limiting her access to county rr» ords bv not ptniti|iily providing her with rrains ol ducumrnla "I Hunk he’s (lulling up an ntislat le Kelley salrl ol Him|irr III addition she expanded her rrijorsi lor records to m< lode the t in ull Court Clerk suffice It ts rsllmalrd that thr cost ol copying the reiords lor her would amount lo hutidirdsol Oiiiusunil* ol dollars In a memo lo Krllry luesilav. Hoo||rr wrote he would lake Kelley * renuesl lor the inlormatton. mml ol It dating Imi k lo 1970. to the < airily commission no Jan IO lor approv­ al H<>o|>ci said llial he would make every effort lo ItlUlll specific re rpiesls and wrote Oiul Kelley could 1 hei k out" any informal toil stir wanted from him nr the county atInr neys office K rllrv on Monday rrip irs lrd « opies nl all |tLinnlng and zoning minute* and rtirrtmg recording*. 1oplrs nl all computer data all lellrrs Issued trum the county attorney s and muni v administrator office since 1971) lists ol nietnlief* rriHitts minutes and audiu la p * all rnunly commlllers slriee 1970 all expressway minute* and Iu |m-s and all vendors |vod more than 810 oOO since 1970 Krllry said she warded In rnlel (lie Inlurinatlnn Milo her business * compulrr in rescan h various lopic* and |mii |iIc i<> keep I n tnlnritird on «nunly Issues In her liiitl.il memo Kelley asked to have most nl the inlurmutlno by lire 30. bill later amended her rripiesl In s|irr.id Ihr due dates nvrr the nest iwnitiiMilh* ||iMi|ier and several id Kelley s Irllow cnunly oimmlsstuners were s Iiim krd by Ih r reijursl. saying II would cost hundred* id thousand* ol doll.us and would slow lunctlon ingot the county u|irrutluns III a memo li.ick In lln u p ri Wedlirtalay. slu- winlr. I rrgrel to conclude that your rrsponsr ap (tears In tie limiting my access lu public records by using Hie 'lug ease a* ail excuse Inr lint starting wmk It I* abwinl tu imply that some' cannot lie accomplished without damage to existing wmk piugram* ' Bee K e lle y. 1‘sgc 5 A □ Seattle__________________ ______________109 Miami.............- ..................... ......................... 1Q1 Cleveland......- ........................ - ....................1,5 Boston........... - ........................ - ....................I ' 4 New Jersey...........................................vic rjlS ! Dallas.............. .......................................120 (0T) Milwaukee - ...................... - ...................... 112 Charlotte......- ....................... - ...................... 100 Sa a Sports INDEX C l a s s i f i e d * ............... H o r o s c o p e .................. C a l e n d a r .................... . . . 7 B C r o s s w o r d ............... . . . 6 B D e a r A b b y ................. . . . 7 B N a t i o n .............................. . . B A P a o n l e ....................... . P o l l c o «*••*••*•*••••*••••• 3 A S p o r t s .............................. . . I B DOathleeeeeeeeeeee**** . . . S A E d i t o r i a l ...................... . . . 4 A F l o r i d a .......................... . . . 2 A T e l e v i s i o n .................... . . 7 0 W O r l d •aeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee . . B A W e a t h e r ......................... , . 2 A Warm, mostly sunny today Today will lie clrur lo (iiirtly cloudy with a high ol iihoul HO Tonight's low will Im* In thr mid 50* anil to m o rro w w ill hr (uirtly cloudy with a high In ihr low ho * Addicts find new hope for the holidays B y C A R O L J. RU M SC V Herald staff wnter SANFORD l-ist Christmas Dan was at his parent's. Irving m klek methadone, only Hie methadone w as doing nmsl ni H r kicking "I was so sick I couldn't do anything — cat. sleep - nothing, nothing but throw up" hr said This year, he Is trrelvlng help for hi* addiction Ihrough Tile Grove Counseling Center's Indelrnilnn p rog ra m k n o w n as T .A S C . Treatment Allrriuillvrs To Slrerl Crime. Participants say It's like lielng a child again. T h ry are Irariimg wlm they arr. and Imw Ik-s I lo live For Dan. It Is m lnuir liy inlmilr. day by­ day. Full eonccnlrallon is given m liecoming hrulthy and |irnducffvr again. It will lake lime as Hie addiction look time — 17 ol Dun's 35 years Hut. be doesn't dwell on Ihr pasl. lie (ocuses on Ihe small wins, thr small accomplishments In his llfr. An nl III tide bard In mulnlaln when home I* C e ll Block K ni the Lake Mary board fo c u se s on recreation B y S A N D R A B O U C H A H IN E Herald staff writer LAKE MARY - luikc Marx officials recognize the nerd lor an ulhlrtlc recreation sllr III the city A group ol seven individuals has met (or Hie pasl srveral mnnihs lu disr us* short and long range gool* tor recreation Comprlseil mostly ol Lake Mary rcsldcnl*. Ih r group will become known as ihe ' Parks and Rrcrralion Advisory Hoard” ll <liy I'ommlftsloner* approve an oiitliiuiice lo rslnhllsh Its existence. At the Iasi commission Hireling, they approved the ltr*i reading ol an ordinance that would establish such a board Ken King, a funner commissioner who sen «•* on llir unofficial Imurd. said. ' The initial *lcp Is lu decide, based on imputation and projected growth what kind of facilities arc needed ami to determine what land louse," King said The plan, according to Mayor Dli k Fes*. I* to ai i|im<- land Inr an active parks system lo Include h.iscball and solihall diamonds, tennis and ruequelball courts and some plcnli arras Several arras have Ik-cii .onSee Lake Mary. Page 5A How A m e r ic a n s R e la x Favorite leisure activities ? /'S S ///// _______________________ Source Hie Gallup Organization N l A GRAPHICS See Hope. Page 5A SUBSCRIBE T O TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E B E S T LOCAL NEWS COVERAOE. Call 322-2611 I / �1A — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday. December 22. IM S NEWS FROM TH E REGION AND ACROSS TR E S T A T E FLORIDA BRIEFS Robbers hold banker hostage Convicted killer maintains innocence DAYTON A BEACH — Convicted child Killer James Joseph Richardson maintained fils innocence Wednesday, having hr hopes Gov. Hob Marline/ grant* him clemency so lhat he ran be home for Christmas "I didn't have anything to do with It." Richardson told retainers .it the Tokomo Correctional Institution where he Is serving a life sentence. ” 1 feel that the governor should not only grant me a clemency, hut should set me free immediately because I'm an Innocent man." said Richardson, who turns 53 on Dee. 28 Richardson, u fruit ptrkrr near Arradla beforr his sensational murder trial, was sentenced to death for the 1967 murders of hts seven stepchildren. Who died from eating a meal laced with purothlnn |Milson Richardson's allorneys said the murders actually w rrr committed by baby stitrr and neighbor Hetsy Reese, the only adult present when the children died Washington lawyer Mark Lane and Miami lawyer Ellis Rubin asked ihr Florida Supreme Court lasl week to order a new trial and continue Ihelr pleas lo Marline/ to grant clemency to Richardson. T h r recpiest Is pending State divides drug booty TALI-AM ASSEE — Various state and local agencies will share $ 100,000 Irum thr sale of a Hahamlan yacht elub used as a b « v by an associate of convicted Colombian drug kingpin Carlos Lchder. It was announced Wednesday. Attorney General Hob Hutterworih said the money (rum Ihc sale of Valentine's Yarhl Club at H.ubour Island Is only the latest In a series of forfeitures by Edward J . Goldberg, an American pilot who worked for Lchder " T F r evidence shows G aldb-rg used the club as a Jlxi if button she for bis smuggling a d .-iiio ." Rju.rwottl* said Distribution ol the S 100.000 from the club's sale, plus Interest, was approved by Okeechobee County Clrvult Judge William Henry The stale had already seized and will auction £400.000 In property GoldtM*rg owned In Okeechobee County, including 39.2 arrrs of land, two hangars, two mobile homes and one bouse. Hullcrworth said Okcrchohee County was to receive $34,571 (mm the vac h* club side. The stale's Forfeited Properly Trust Fund and the Drug Abuse Trust Fund will each receive $ 17.2H5. The Florida Dejairtmcnt of Law Enforcement will receive $ 12.045 In reimbursement lor Investigative expenses The remaining $20,447 will go to thr stale's racketeering and antitrust trust fund Unltsd Prsst International FO R T LAUDERDALE - The chairman of HankAilantlr and his family escaped Injury Wed­ nesday alter he and Ills family w rrr held at gunjadnl overnight and hr was lurced to withdrawmoney from thr trank Police had no *u*|>eti* lair Wednesday, bul authorities have a description ol Ih r r r men believed lo Ia- Involved The incident began about 7 30 p in Tuesday when three men acting as deliverers entered the house of HankAtlanlle Chairman Alan Lrvan In Coral Gables. FHI agents said The only ja-ople home were the couple's (» yearold daughter and a maid, who speaks Spanish T h r Levans were at a meeting In Hmward County, agents said When the couple returned home about 12 30 a m., they w rrr confronted by the three armed men, who forred them Into their daughter s bedroom The family and maid w rrr held as hostages in the brdriaint by two suspects, while the third appeared to be wairhlug ou« the front of the house, ofllrtals said At about 7:30 a in . the daugh­ ter and wife were forced at g u n p o in t in to the w if e ’ s Mercedes and were driven near t h r H a n k A t la n lle In Fort Lauderdale by two of thr s i i % peels Fifteen minutes latrr. the third suspect ordered Alan Levan lo drive his rar in the hank Hr ; ; Aircraft seized after drug drop MIAMI — Customs ol fleers (racking a I win-engine plane watched Wednesday as the pilot drop|>e<l three boodles of suspected drugs In two faults below him near the Florida keys Customs officers In a Cessna Citation Jet and a Sikorsky Black Haw k helicopter followed Ihr Cessna 337 from the Keys and forced It to land at Fort laiuderdale International Airport, said Customs spokesman Michael Sheehan. Federal authorities arrested the aircraft owner and pilot James Lyndon. 50, of Hooroyr Falls. N.Y.. and charged him with attempting to unjoin marijuana anil failure to report entry Into the country. "We're still searching for thr suspected countraband and the vessels," Sheehan said late Wednesday night, "W r'v r boarded several vessels, hut without the contraband on them. It's hard to ptnjailnt which ones were Involved " Customs' aviation group supervisor Larry Karson said authorities are sure Lyndon dropped narcotics. "It's etghter cocaine or marijuana. There’s no doubt about that." An’Monties also seized the airplane for having Illegal modifications. Customs found an illegal furl systrm aboard as well as a modified pilot's window lor thr air drop. Sheehan said From United Press Inlernalional reports LO TTE R Y T h r dally m m ihrr Wed­ nesday In ih r Florida Lottery < ASH I Kami a* 3 1h Strat^M pa, fngmtjfft n #tXt I IFMo#*A10 IKK or J Bo# 1ffkMfnb##"! w**«# oMk*1 lie tor a S0 <B*<bt' |1« 0 on|l Bo# • (f»g,mb*r% m on, o*drf) MO for « M Conf StfO<fM bO# J SJ» « » l * r |60 ift Otfr* 0#>|! V'a gMbca* 1760 in *t p»t#rd i« co#nt 0#tm* |l«0 en |1 b$* United Press International TA L L A H A S S E E A think ta n k In te n d e d to p ro vid e bljiarltsan solutions lo jaillttcally diinrult problems will lo- named aflrr former Gov. LcRoy Collins anil directed by Sen Lawton C h ile s, oilichits announced Wednesday. The Colilne Center for Publlr Policy will to- headquartered al thr Florida Stale University College ol Law. hut w ilj draw upon expertise from all nine stair universities and public minded business Interest*, the officials said Collins said the purpose of the center will be "seeing things United Press International S T PETERSHUHG - A nursing home now being rrnnvatrd will njo-n a seconddoor ward for AIDS patient* in January, to-t outing ihr llrsi non httsjiii.il AIDS hralih rare unit In Hillsborough or Pinellas connlies. Marjorie Itovd. admiotstor of Ihr ILC nursing home, said Tuesday dial rnijiluyees are training to care lor AIDS patient* Stir said lilt- ward will not ojo-n unlit ihr Florida Dt-parlinrni ul Health and Hrhahllltallvr Services finishes Insjo-rtlug thr huitir. a review required for ihe facility in continue treating Medicaid amt Medicare jail lent* Stale and (cdt-ral hralih officials strljqa-d (tie 2 7 2 -h e d hom e, fo rm e rly culled Wedgewraat Hrdulth Care, ol Us license to To d a y., partly rlntidy and warm High Ictnpcrniurr of HO Winds light out ril the northeast Tonight partly cloudy with a low In the inlet 50s, Winds light and variable. Friday jiartly cloudy with a high In Ihe low HOs and winds light from the northeast. T V4U SATURDAY C lo u d y 8 2 -4 0 F R ID A Y C le a r 7 1 -5 2 Out Of Stala M ail Thra* Montht t i l M i * Month* MS Sti Taar M l M Phona (aeO I I I ISM She plans lo ronlat I area AIDS MijijMitt groups and stale health official* to notify thr tn that T l.t w ill t atr lor AIDS jMileots I'm really heartened by this.' said Mic hael Condrnn. i xci uttvi d im tor of AIDS Service* Association nl Pinellas Tropic herr really have nowhere in go I ihlok a iol of nursing homes were just alrald lo lo- ihe llrsi one lo lake them." "I'm thrilled This is something wr need desperately," said Hilda Kilgore, a lawrd member of Ihe Tamjtti AIDS Nrtwork h seems that now we (malty have a nursing home brave enough in admit people vstill AIDS." Hill Phelan, director nl Hie Florida Health Care Association, which lobbies lor nursing homes lo Tallahassee, said less Ilian a tiandlul <il the 500 nr so nursing homes in Florida will arrept AIDS jiailrnis Dec H O F L O R ID A TE M P S MIAMI (UPlI - Floral* 24hOu* lure* *-vj ra-nfatl at •• m E DT Hi iLb CM , Ap«iach-co>« n $1 n II Daytona ftaach Fact Lauderdale m •F I » i M ,.h u *2 Ff U GematvIMe J*< tuw dii* •0 41 K rj W nl Ft *1 Miami n 46 Oriamto 12 SF Pantacoia H 44 Saratoga 6'aOrmtom •t t ) Taiiaha*ta« FF Tao-pa 00 I I Vtre ftaach 90 61 Watl Palm ftaach FI 61 Itiin 000 0 00 000 000 000 00D 000 0 00 000 000 000 ooo WJ0 000 000 FULL D a c 23 SUNDAY P t y C l d y 8 8 -5 2 & MONDAV Su nn y 6 4 -4 8 T ID E S M OON PHASES \ Vol 81, No 104 Mom. Delivery: ) Montht. I l f H i a M n l M . l l I N i Taa r, 111 OC In Stata Mail ) Month* IIS 11. t M onlhl. Sir w T s a r , u a oc sjo-ml mitsi nl his iintr al Hie ernirr al FSU, In Ihr shadow ol Ih r s la lr C a p ito l and the Supreme Court building Charlie Reed, chancellor of ihr slate universiiy system, said the center will have act ess tn a w idi range ol academic resource* m law . mm nil st leiice, business edutaiiuu unit oilier disciplines Irom every stale unlversii) F S U L a w D e a n T a t hot S a n d y '' D ' A I e m h r r t e envisioned mlltiqnia. rescan h rr|mit*. senunais and other at livillm focused nn jmMit policy questions Collins will have no direct hand in running ihr t ruler. N A T IO N A L TE M P S * Th u rs d a y . D e c e m b e r 22. 1908 P O S T M A S T E R land addract change* la T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . P 0 f t-. U i r , Sanford. F L H IM . rare lor Medicare and Medicaid j>.iilenis in November 19H7. citing jaatr trraintrnl The license, however, was reinstated In October, when the home was sold In Canadian Rolan FI Muriin and thr Health Carr Service* Group of Pennsylvania. said Carol King nl HRS Licensure and CrrUllrn lion In Taiujia Hoyd. who has hrljo-d run similar nursing home AIDS wards lor a Past o Could v health rare company, was hired six months ago to improve ihr home's reputation She said she urgrd the owners to create a spec iul ward for victims of acquired Immune dcflelrriry syndrome She said the munto-r of beds sei aside lor AIDS jiaitrtils will drjo-nd on demand "I was brave enough In take over lilts place and turn it around. I guess I m brave enough In lake AIDS jMlIeni*." Boyd said E X TE N D E D O U TLO O K LOCAL FO R ECAST F IR S T / Dec 10 IU IP 1 U l 1UI i Ivory lower thinking to practical use "These fellows shouldn't Just sit up there and know all this We've got to gel them out here where they ran help us Chiles said T h r center Is exja-v let! in open early nexi year, alter Chiles retires from live Senate It will lafunded by Inlerrsl on a $4 million inisi hind, with half Ihr money mining from blue-chip Florida ror|a»rullous and hall Irom state maiehlng luitds Chiles is assuming ihr Mann tng D aurr Eminent Scholar Chair In polliieal science al ihr Univrrslty ol Florida However he will maintain an oilier and THE WEATHER S unttw tl lle n t k l Second C la n Potlaga Paid al Sanford. Florida )> r n that need tn be done and oughl lo to- done, and still because ol serious conflicts of inlerrsl and authority. It's difficult to do it under our systrm us it Is " Gov Hob Marline/, who al tended a news ro n frrrm r lo unveil jilans for the renter, said the project could prove "a great source of Information and Inlel In itia l integrity" as Florida laces ih r challenges of Ihr future. " T h r s r challenges do not dts CTlmlnatr against any Floridian on i h r b asis of p n 1111ea 1 jM-rsttaslon or personal licllef These Issues urr equal opportu­ nity problems Martinez said Chiles said thr renter will pul Nursing home to accept AIDS patients LAST PubioStd D a ilr jn d Sunday, n e .p t Saturday by TO* Sanford Harald. I n t , HO N Franc* A .a , Sanlord, Fla 11/11, R#nee Smith, a kmdenjaMonor al An Souls Catholic School, sumps a bucket of wood chips In a plant bed at the Park on Park across tho street from the school The students spent pan of Tuesday working al Iho park, which is being developttd as a children s park with volunteer labor State names think tank for former governor Charge dropped after DNA test FORT LAUDERDALE — lJesptte having a detailed con­ fession. prosecutors have dropped one sexual assault *barge against « serial rape susjo-ti because preliminary results of the suspect's DNA wrrr negal Ive, authorities said Wednesday E/rktul Owens. 22. railed "Rape Man" by neighbors In bis apartment complex west of Fort Lauderdale. confessed to the rape but the DNA tests show semen found at the raja- scene was not from Owens, police said Some officials are nof convinced the test la accurate. "There's no doubt In m y mind lOwrnsI Is the guy." Hruward County Sheriffs Capt. Walter Laun said "Th is guy knew everything alaiut everything He knew things that only those I unpeople in that room knew about." 'Although Owens will not be prosecuted In that case, he faces another rape charge and Is being Investigated m other sexual assault rases, said Dave Casey, a spokesman for the Hrnwnrd CaWHUy Stale Attorney's Office. He is being held w ithout bond In the Hmward County Jail gave Levan a suitcase and or­ dered him to fill the bag with large hills to avoid harm la his wile and daughter. "t.evaii entered the Ivank and with thr assistance of hank personnel hr filled the suitcase with a large sum of money." the FHI said In a statement When he left the think. he dropped the hag In hts car. which was driven by a suspect "After leaving Ihr suitcase filled with money, he was in­ structed to go hark lo the hank and await a phone rail about Ills family’s whereabouts." agent* said At alaiut 10 a.rn . thr t*ank received a phone call with de­ tails on thr family's location, and la-van and bank olllctals found his wife amt daughter In the trunk of her car a short distance from the hank They were shaken but unharmed, agents said. Levan's KMMt Mercedes was later found atiandonrd The maid wav left handcuffed In a bathroom al the house until she was discovered by police All three *iisprrt» -were dr scribed by agents as white males at least 25 years old who were wearing wig* T h r H H did not say how much money was taken In P la n t a t io n , a n o th e r Broward County community two men broke Into an assistant tiank manager's apartment In a sim ilar bul apparently unirlrastrd tmidrnl Nov 4 NEW Dec 30 [ B E A C H C O N D IT IO N S Daytona Ueach: Waves arr 2 foot with a slight chop Current i* to the north with a waler temperature of H2 degrees New Sm yrna Beach: Waves art 2 Iff 219 feet and seml-choppy. Current is to Ihc north, with a water lentperulure of 64 degrees. Sun screen fnelor: 17. T IIU R S D A V: SO LUN A R T A B L E : Min 3 55 a,in.. 4 15 p.m.; MaJ. 10 05 a m„ 10 35 p.m. T ID E S : Daytona Beach: highs, 7.02 a in.. 7 20 p.m.; lows. 12 22 a m., 1:15 p.m . New S m y rn a Beach: highs. 707 a m . 7 25 p m .: lows. 12:27 a in.. I 20 p.m.: Sebastian Inlet: high*. 0:59 a in.. 0 57 p in.: TUESDAY P ty C ld y 8 2 -6 2 S T A T IS T I C S The high leiujirraliirr in San­ ford Monday was HO degrees ami the uvrrnlghi low wax 49 as rrjjortrd by Ihe tlnivrrsiiy of Florida Agin ullural Research and Educallun Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall during the 24-hour jo-riod ending al H u m Tuesday totalled o 40 Incti The tritq>eraliirr al H .* m today was 00 degrees and Wrdnesrlay's ovrrtilghl low was B O A T IN G 50. as recorded by the National SI. Augusllnr lo Jiq illrr Inlet • Weather Service al the Orlando Today...east wind 10 lo 15 kts inlernalional Alrjsirt. Other data Seas 2 tn 4 It. liny and Inland Wednesday's high..............82 water* a light lo moderate chop Barom etric pressure..30.30 To n igh t...east to southeast Relative h u m id ity.....98 pet wind 10 In 15 kls. Seas 2 to 4 ll W inds....... 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Oklahoma City pc Omaha ih Philadelphia ip Ptwani* 1 Plttt&urah t PorfiandOra th Proaidtncatr Mi 4) n so SI u u II so •1 ft SI n 44 IF SF SI 46 41 M «0 H 41 SI 11 II 64 n 41 FI 4) S4 60 ft Sf 6) 16 14 42 ft SI 41 M St 41 Sf 4) SF U P«P n os 4) 21 06 IF U 01 2) n »* 24 14 S) 40 JF 26 14 »« 76 76 76 tf n 7F 10 76 n 61 Ol 76 SO 10 76 62 4J 22 01 01 SI IS 76 47 47 SF II 16 46 n 16 si 90 01 76 >6 OF 11 �Sxnlotd Herald. Santoro, Flood! — Thursday December 22 t968 POLICE BRIEFS Police capture boat burglary suspect SANFORD — Police raptured and unrated a man suspected of burglarizing at least righi boats docked In Sanford Tuesday night Police said the burglar was Mick at work when they caught him In a boat at the Sanford Marina today The man. who refused In Identify himself, is Jailed on burglary charges and held without bond In ihe Seminole County Jail. Ll Mike Hoturido said Ihe ausjirrt ts believed It* tie a transient lie was caught by patrolling polle r from ihe sus|>e< i police recovered credit cards stolen from b*HHs, Itotuudo said The boats were vandalized. Including the Rlvershtp Romance where the burglar ate food and sprayed whipped cream on a piano A fire extinguisher was set off in one boat, police said Several owners of burglarized boats hadn't hern Identified Wednesday Baby's broken leg brings probe OVIEDO — Seminole County therm's deputies are in­ vestigating how a 9 month old Oviedo boy's tell thigh lame was brokru Tuesday. Deputies reported that when Ihe mother ol Mark Kyle Landau, of 553 Rohm Lane, pn krd him up from the house of his 54-year old Oviedo babysitter at about 4 p m , she took him directly to (hr hospital alter discovering his leg was apparently broken An emergency room doctor at Winter Park Memorial Hosplinl told depullrs II Is tmllkriy that Ihe Injury tn ihe hahy was self tnfllctrd Depotles have the name ol a possible suspect In Ihe case Wife alleges husband kicked, shoved her W INTKR SPRINGS — Alter a Winter Springs woman told |M>li«-r her husband kicked her and pushed her head against a wall at home rally today the liuslMiid was arresird Jeffery L Hanson. 29. of 504 David St is charged with battery. Winter Springs poller rrjiort Ills bond Is 9500 Man jailed after fight with wife WINTKR SPRINGS A Winter Springs man who rejiortrillv disabled a car and loughi with Ills a Hr when she tried to leave their house at .iMuil 5 ;tO p m Wednesday. Is jailed on a liattery charge Winter Springs jioUrr arrested Kenneth Ihoiuas Carter 2R of ll/) N Fairfax Si on a charge ol Itatlrrv Hood is 9500 I’oM* said Carter s wife said he disabled her ear and wouldn't let her leave Altrr shr threw a clock to ihe floor in thru Ilouse, she said. Carter hit her. threw her lo the limn and |uiii|>r<1 on her Man arrested after alleged push SANFORD A man who created a disturbance and shovrd Ihe head nurse tn the emergency rc*nn ol Central Honda Regional Hospital, Sanford, was arrested I here at about 11 p m Wednesday. Sanford police teport The man refused lo calm down and apja-.ired intoxicated, poller said Roll,ild Kdward Corcoran 37. of Dellary. Is charged with battery. breach of jx-are and disorderly Intoxication Horn! Is 9501) DUI arrests SANFORD — The follow mg jwrxnns lair a ■barge of driving under Ihe inllurm e in SeminoleCouniv • Samuel Moran 41 ol 50*1 Cypress Avr Sanford, was arrrsird al I M 2 a m Wnlrnsday alirr his car foiled to maintain a single lane on 25lh Siren Sanford Hr Is als*i charged with dnv trig w nti a revoked llrrrisr •Jeffery D Pohlm.i ol 200 Paw Lute St LottgwiMHl. al I 39 a m trxlav afire his ear crossed the center line and mu ol! t ouniy Road 15 Mikr Mary He Is also c harged with careless driving EMERGENCY CALLS W EDNESDAY • 12 19 a m — Sanford Court *93, medical rail. man. 52. transported to Central Florida Regional Hospital • o 44 a m W Airport Hlvd *222. medical call, woman. 74. iransjxirtrd • 11 55 .* m 1201 1 "i 11w .ill lalse alarm • 4 17 p m 1001 W fust St . medical ■all. man, 72. transported • 4 : 5 1 p in . — 2 1 0 Community gears up for MLK Day celebration By LAURA J. SULLIVAN Herald stall writer The b a tm a n c o m e th Unllsd Prsss International "There needs to he no guilt, no anger, no hostility. It's history — we all need to feel a part of It " T h is Is the w ay Lurleric Sweeting Introduces students to her black history course at Seminole Community College And that's the way she's tnvlltng all of Hanford — Mark and white — to the 1980 Dr Martin Luther King J r Celebra­ tion. Sweeting Is rMilrpcrsnn of the three day event that culminates Jan. IS. the slain civil rights trader's birthday "W o rking Together fulfilling the Dream’’ ts the thrmr of the third annual event • The committer has launched the celebration with essay, ora­ torical and jioslrr contests in the Seminole County public schools Winners of the rontest will lye a n n o u n c e d at an a w a rd s breakfast al the Civic C rn lrr at 9 a m Jan 14 as part of a Youth Day rrlrbratioti Scholarships will tie awarded in grade 12 winners Youth Day will tw-gm with the breakfast, when* Orange County Klem rniary School Principal Minnie lloyer Woodruff will »j>euk The freedom It tin'Walk will follow at no*si tn Centennial t ark al Park Avenue and fourth S t M l I he llrst ISO youth to enter the frre event will receive Martin Luther King T shirts festival In Ihr Park will lir Imm noon to 4 p m at no cost to the puhllc Tile festival will Iraturr performrrs. exhibits and vendors A dramatic presentation at the Civic Center will close Youth Day from 7 p m to 9 p m youth and adults will present ch o ra l groups, ha n ds and speakers Sweellng invites the puhllc to participate In rehearsals lor I he presentjiloh I>n 29 and 30 at the Civic Center from 10 a m to ORLANDO — Holy higher rdur.ilInn. the University ol Central Florida has hired a bat fighter'POWIH IFH HAM' Actually It will lie more like PLUG' SUCK* SPRAY' next week when Marshall Hanks owner of Hay Area Hal Protection dies down Irom Sturgeon Bay. W ts. to exorcise the Education Building of Us winged mammal Infestation. "Th e problem will lie solved when I leave This is nothing I haven't seen beforr Hanks 45. pledged over the phone Hanks is to arrive Tuesday to eliminate a problem that llrst surfaced humorously around Halloween but has since become no laughing matter Hals In the building, which bouses the s* (tool gymnasium, llrst gained at lent Ion when they dlvr-b om be d practicing basketball and volleyI m II players School nllli lals had some maintenance work done and proclaimed Ihr building Mil tree Hut a cooplr of weeks taler, a Im I tested rabid, and 14 students and school employers who had contact with the critters underwent rabies shots The liat problem surfaced again during winter graduation <erenmnles last w eek its five hats buzzed the festivities. "They're a nuisance, that's lor sure." Hanks said "Hill you got as much chance of call hlng rabies from a hat as getting struck by lightning seven times In a row." Hanks said his stratrgy Includes plugging Ihe building's eaves wlih "bat exrludrrs " which allow them to fly out but not hack in To rid the building of Mil fetes — people have complained thr smell makes them III — bricks at Ihr building’s Mtsr will he removed and a high power device used to suck out the Mil waste. finally. Hanks said hr will treat thr walls with a chemical to encase any remaining wastr In an airtight seal T h r whole pro* css will eost about 95.000. said university spokesman Dean Mr Fall The school's dlfllcultlrs stem from the bat-eradication plan used by maintenance workers who nailed chirkrn wire over the raves one lair night In Srpirmlier when Ihe Mils w rrr thought to ,i|| Ih- out huntillg lor l*md Instead, several dozen were Irapjx-d Inside thr building 2 p m An Intrrfalth Keltglnus Ob­ servance will Iit at the Civic Center (nan 4 p m to 5 p m Jan 15 The Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Choir will pro­ vide must* for the service. The filial event of the celebra­ tion Is a tommrtnnrailve Mingttrt al Ihr Civic Center from 7 p m to 9 p m Philadelphia rduratnr and philanthropist Dr Ruth W. Havre will he tfir keynolr speaker. Citizenship and hrotheihnod awards will tie unnmmced Tickets are 915 for adults and H O (nr children for ticket Information call Zonnve Dixon at 022 4777 Tuskrgec St., medical call, Ihiv . 14. transported • *• 2 I p m . — 4 I O M Cypress Avr . medical call, woman. 18. transported • 8 04 p m — 2020 Laurel A vr., medical call, woman. 80. transported • 8 35 p.m 1800 S. French A vr . dumpster lire, co nfined, undeterm ined cause. • 9 20 it m - 107 W. Ninth St., mrdleal call. Miy, 14 months, transported. Unibed way PTvjto bf Tim Holcomb Removal of the barrels Workers remove the second barrel from behind the Longwood public works building Wednesday Workors wear class 2 safety suits with breathing apparatus Work continues today one Isn’t there someone special you’d like to call. Southern Bell A B T U s i '*•Company SoutSwnBHprcsOn «if>n yuw- c*w-ng ron» «mt 4 corwwcton la «*•* long d vUnt* company* This Is Southern Bell! J* �U - Sanford H m M , Sanford, Florida - Thursday. Docambar 22. 19M Editorials/ Opinions Sanfiml Herald ( U J W t o l ISO) 300 N. FRENCH A V E . SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322 2611 or 8319993 W arns D. Oayl«, PwMIshar Ronald W. Hail*. ( i K u t h n Editor MotvIn Adklnt. Advertising D im to r Home Delivery 3 Monlho. 414 23 6 Month*. 427 OO. Yrar. 431.00 In Sutr Mall 3 Month* 430 23 0 Month*. 437 OO. Yew. 409 00 Out Of Suit Mall 3 Month* 431 04; 0 Month* 440 30 Year 470 00 _ -— EDITORIALS * Now is the time to pull together T h e com position of the Sanford C ity Commission appears set with the n w w w victory Tuesday of Lon Howell over James Sweeting 111for the District ! seal Mr. Howell's runoff campaign, unlike that of Mr. Sweeting, had little to do with issues of substance. Th e negative campaigning presented by Mr. Howell and his advisors, like certain state and national campaigns, proved one thing — It works. Such campaigning may stoke the fires of the partisan core but. as has been crealty shown bv national polls, voters consider the tactic a sharp slap In the lace. Negative campaigning indicates, among other things, that the candidate to more concerned about himself than the electorate. It also demonstrates practical savvy. Th e candidate cannot Implement his vision lor the greater good of the community until he captures the office The. election is done with, however, and now to the time to settle to the business of good government. Now Is not too late for Mr. Howell to show that he can put forth a vision for the city. Now to the time for Mr. Howell to show that hts Instinct for street lighting can be put to good use In w restling w ith the c ity 's problems. Mr. Howell, who said he did not have the time to debate Mr. Sweeting on the Issues during the campaign, says he talked on­ e-on-one with a few hundred residents of hts district In door-to-door campaigning. Now Is the time lor Mr. Howell to tell the other ,28.000 residents of the city what he e:.peels to accomplish, and how. Now Is the time for leadership and the time for htfefeng. Th e city commission split 3-2 on Wednes­ day In favor of certifying Mr. Howell's eight-vote victory In the election in which 10 absentee ballots have been called into question on technicalities. It would have been better to count the ballots over than to have a lingering suspicion or. worse, the dlvtslvmess of a court challenge, should Mr. Sweeting decide to exercise that legal right. It Is not likely that a recount would change the outcome. Now is the time far Mr. Sweeting to concede and allow the commission to move on to the pressing problems of the etty and Its people. And Mr. Sweeting still could have a role. Th e city should not lose the kind of time, energy and dedication to progress shown tn the campaign by Mr. Sweeting. We encourage him to maintain hts interest tn public sendee and we urge the mayor and city commission­ ers to give him consideration when de­ liberating Important appointments to city boards. Now. too. Is the time for Mayor Smith once again to take the lead in salving the irritations that split the commission. Valuable lime and energy for debate and decision must not be wasted on political posturing and petty polemics. Now Is the time for Sanford to focus on solutions. LETTERS TO EDITOR |Letters to the editor sre welcome. All letters must J be signed and include s mailing address and telephone number Letters should be on a single 'subject and as brief as possible The Sanford ! Herald reserves the right to edtt letters j Berry's World KotxlbfQ Kravis Roberts — tor you WILLIAM A. RUSHER Will success spoil Dan Quayle? On Friday. Ja n . 20. J . Danforth Quayle will takr the oath of office a* vice president of the United States For a lot of people that will be a particularly difficult moment, because during the campaign Quayle underwent a tremendous barrage of negative publicity depleting him as monumentally unfit to aland that famous "heartbeat away" from the presidency Fortunately that assessment Is unfair, both to Quayle and to George Bush, who tapped him for the job In several Important ways. Quayle was a good, even a superior choice as Bush's vice president. For one thing. Quayle ts solidly identified with the conservative movemen! and the so» ailed "aortal conservative" wing of the GOP. neither of which ran claim Bush himself as a charter member Quayie's presence In the vice pre­ sidency Is one of the chief reason* conservative* can. and do. feel comfortable with the Bush administration Second, and almost equally important, in eight vrars tn the Sraatr. Quayle earned the high respect of his colleagues foe the raperttsr he acquired tn a number of Important arras — most notably defense Ills reputation tn this regard was widely Ignored during the campaign (though Sen Kennedy broke ranks to pay tribute to It), but Bush, who presided over the Senate during the Reagan years, was of course well aware of It when he chose Quayle aa his running-male. Finally. Bush wa* u n q u e s tio n a b ly reaching out to the baby boomers, now just entering their 40s. when he picked one of their number for the vice presi­ dential slut on his t ic k e t . It w a s n 't primarily a matter of b id d in g for their C Quayle will be votes. It was an ac­ the first knowledgment that member of the the time has come for Vietnam gen­ them to join In lead ing the country eration to run W h a t B us h on a national overlooked — and in ticket J fairness let s admit t h a t a l mo s t e v e r y b o d y e ls e o v e r l o o k e d II l o o — w a s t he significance of the fact that Quayle would be the first member of the Vietnam generation to run on a national ticket. Inevitably, the auestlon of w hat he did during ihoae years would loom Urge In I he campaign Bush and his advisers clearly thought that Quayie's service In the National Guard was an honorable. Indeed a laudable, answer to that question. Bush's own son. George J r . likewise nerved in the Guard So did Lloyd Bent sen's son Lloyd III And who wants to cast (he first stone at New Jersey'a Democratic senator Bill Bradley, who joined the Air Force Reserve and spent the Vietnam years pUytng pro basketball under a 4300.000 contract? But It was Quayle who ran for the vice presidency this year, so It was Quayle who wound up taking the heat, ail alone. It was his misfortune, too. that he looked even younger than he l* Ihe will be 42 on Feb 41. and that hi* lace to a rather btondly handsome one But he was elected tu n r lh r lru , and lienee forth he will be. and ought to be. Judged on his performance aa vice president. Early tndlraUrxia are that he intends to model him seif squarely on Hush's own record in the job as r. man unswervingly loyal to his president f 50*t ftUSTB! ASCOT T J C 199O FCm l ROBERT WAGMAN V o tin g returns portend problem s for D em ocrats W ASHINGTON — The initial consensu* among experts poring over this past Nov­ ember » election returns is that, while George Bush » election to far from good news tor the Democrats things could have b rrn worse. However, the 19W voting pattern portend* some very serious problem* for Democrat* In coming years From the election of Franklin Roosevelt In the 1930* until Richard Nison's election in 1966. Ibe Democratic Party — except during the Eisenhower years — dominated national polities Nixon broke that streak, and since the election of Ronald Rragan In 1980. Re­ publicans have been looking for evidence that a fundamental realignment has taken place In which the Republican* have replaced the Democrats as the dominant party. Some GOP strategist* proclaimed the 1902 election — when Republican* raptured control of the Senate — as evidence that * realign­ ment" had begun But the subsequent Demo­ cratic recapture of the Senate and the Democrats' continued strong House majority quickly put an end to that idea This year 's results confirm that the G O P still dors not dominate across the board While George Bush was beating Michael Dukakis by an right-point margin. Democrats increased their majorities in both the House and Senate, their governorships, and their control of state legislatures Moreover. In terms of total votrs cast In Senate and House elections. Democrats out polled the GO P by the same right-point margin by which Bush defraled Dukakis Thai's the good news for Democrats No fundamental realignment has taken place But in terms of presidential elections, the geographical and demographic voting patterns this year worry the Democrats greatly George Bush's victory marks the fifth time tn the last six presidential elections that the GOP has won. Bush won this election berause of Ihc support hr got In the nation* suburb*, small towns and rural area* Michael Dukakis received about 60 percent of votes cast In big elite* — traditional Democratic stronghold* The problem facing the Democrats tn the future Is that, because of changing demo­ graphics. big cities will tuvr a much reduced Influence on election outcomes. This year s results In Mary land are a prime example Maryland has been considered a relatively "safe" Democratic stale Going Into Nov. 8. Dukakis wa* seen leading In the state. But when the vote* were finally counted. George Bush emerged with a clear victory — about a 4 1.000-vote margin out of 1.6 million cast. Democrats are saying the Maryland lu*a wa* a fluke due to an unusually low turnout In heavily Democratic Baltimore Othrr* say a controversial ballot amend merit on regulation of handguns resulted In a vrrv high turnout In ronaervative rural area* A closer examination of handgun* resulted tn a very high turn out in conservative rural areas A closer examination of the re s u lt* seems to point to some mufr f undament al changes Simply put. George Bush won Maryland — n o t so m u c h because turnout wa* low In the cities, but because suburban M a ry la n d — like f Unless Demo­ much of America — crats can has been expanding moke inroads while the centre cl! among irs have contracted younger sub­ A nd the Maryland urban voters, suburb* — like sub it may be a u r b s a ll a c ro s s long time be­ A m e r i c a — a re fore a Demo­ becoming increasing crat again ly Republican occupies the Demographers say Oval Office j that the suburbs are com posed of four c tosaes of voters the upper class "country-club" art. middle-class families so railed "younger" families (most of whom are living In their llrst home*I. and singles, most of whom live In the apartment complexes that are mushrooming throughout suburbia. The upper class "country-dub" voter has always been Republican, and Hush won this group by a solid 2-1 margin. As the middle clasa has become more affluent It has become progressively more conservative and Re­ publican Bust) won this group by a 5-4 margin But It te the younger suburban voters w ho pose the big long-term danger to Democrats. Both young suburban families and suburban singles voted for Bush by about a 3-2 margin. What this means Is that many In these two classes who are in ihelr early to middle 20* have never voted for a Demur mi for president The y volrd twice for Ronald Reagan and now for Hush. Unless Democrat* can start attract­ ing these voters, the future could be bleak ACK ANDERSON Reagan sugar-coated in secretary’s book W ASHINGTON — Helene von Damm im rstrd 2 1 year* of her life In Ronald Reagan — rising from hi* secretary to ambassador to her native Austria Iters is a t'tnderelto storv turned tour with a heroic president and a wirkrd queen by hts side (“resident Reagan keeps hi* Teflon mating In von Damm i soon-to-be released autobio graph) . "At Reagan a Side (Doubledayl — the first of the |>o*t Reagan memoir* Von Itornm may have set the tone foe Mr.nday tin an mg quarterbacking of the Reagan era T h e Im m ensely p opula r president l* portrayed » » larger than life while the first tody takr* the toll Von Damm claim* that Nancy Reagan art rrtly fort rd her out of the adm trust rat Inn In llMiS and plotted with moderate Cabinet member* to soften the president s con servallve agenda The usual bad guys. Ed Me esc a r . d L y n M j l g r r , f*lc favor f i l l r observations from von Damm Bui sh e r if le * th e normally bullet-proof reputation* of George Shull/ and James Baker Our associate Scott Sleek revtrwed an advance copy of von Damm'* book Von Dam m was Reagan's secretary £ Male Cabinet when he was govrr members re nor of California, and (erred to then she followrd him to presidentialthe W hite House aide Elizabeth There she grrw rest Dole as less, saying that the schoolpresident was “ so marmlsh £ u n d e m a n d in g he never even atkrd me to s h a r p e n a p e n c i l f o r him or get a cup of coffee " She admits Rragan had a tax management style and describe* her boss as a kind man with a great sense of humor who never spoke III of anyone and wa* oblivious to White House Infighting Nr m y Reagan was not oblivious Von Damm paints her as unpredictable and powrr-hungry Mr* Reagan fell threatened by the Influence of then National Security Adviser William Clark, particularly hts hard line against the Soviet Union Von Damm claims the llrst tody and her allies. Shulu. Baker and Michael [leaver, smuggled the Soviet ambassador Into the White House to sec Rragan tn 1983 without telling Clark It was Ihelr attempt to move Reagan toward wanner relations with the Soviet Union, she suspects "I can't say what their motivations were," von Damm writes. "But I believe that Shull/ was after the acclaim of the press and possibly a Nobel Peace Prlxe. while Mrs R was hoping the summitry would provr popular with the public for her husband. Von Damm drops some Juicy anecdote* about sex tom In the While House Male C a b in e t m e m be rs referred to the n p re s id e n tia l aide F .lU a b e lh Dole as "schoolmarmtsh." The y were even less H alte rin g to U .N Am bassador Jra n e Kirkpatrick "I remember how shocked I was. after Jeane tout taken n particularly tough stand at a meeting, to hear the boys wondering It It was the wrong time of the month."* von Damm writes Rragan prnmolrd von Damm to be his personnel nsslslant, and then In 1983. he offered her an ambassador's post, but Mrs Reagan stood In the way She called von Damm In for a private chat and presaured her to turn down the post, saying Rragan needed her al home "Apparently, tn her cyca. my career tiad progressed far enough." von Damm writes. Von Damm acceptrd the post In Austria, hut that'a whrre her carriage turned Into a pumpkin. She divorced her husband and married an Austrian hotel owner. Von Damm said the circumstances surrounding her marriage gave Nancy Rragan ammunition to end her career. In 1984. Shult* told von Damm that the president wanted her to resign �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, December 22. 1966 — 9A Kelley FINANCIAL Stocks open mixed U nlU < > r » n International____________ _____ NEW YORK — I'rlcfi opened mixed Thuraday In moderatr trading of New York Stock Exchange Issues. with blur chip* outperform^ tng broadrr markri Issues In an allrmpt to rebound limn losses auflrred In thr previous two session* T h r Dow Jonra Induatital average. which fell 1.43 Wednesday. waa up 2 57 to 2168 21 shortly after lh r market opened Drcllnea edged advances, however. 419401 nmmifl the 1.402 Issues crossing the New York S to rk E xch a n g e tape. E a rly turnover amounted lo about 11.050.000 shares Before the market opened, the Commerce Department reported that durable goods or­ ders rose a sluggish 0.1 percent In November. The repott. a key Indicator of Inflation, was In line with analysis' expectations Dollar mixed in holiday trading United Press International T h e d o lla r was m ixe d Thursday In pre Christmas trading on major foreign cur rency markets Cold edged slightly higher In earlier trading In Tokyo, the dollar rrhounded against the Japanese yen. closing 0 40 yen higher at 124 02 yen Dealers said the dollar had little ruoni to move up or down because trading was slow In the i b i e n c r of m a rk e taffecting news In Europe, the dollar began ibe day in Frankfun at I 7715 Weat Oerm an marks u n ­ changed front Wednesday’s rinse Traders in New York noted thal sliortly after the market opened In Europe, the the West Germ an liundrshank Intervened by arlllng some Local Interest These quotations provided by members of the National Association of Sccurltlca Dealers are representative Inter-dealer prices as ol m i d m o r n in g loday Inter­ d e a le r m a rk e ts change throughout the day. Prices do not include retail markup or markdown Ask Bid 344 American Pioneer 34b 33 H 331b Harncll Bank 20 20U First Union 314* 31«S FPAL 35W 35 Fla Progress 43H 4344 HCA 174% Hughes Supply 174% 224* 23 Morrison s 5444 34 H NCR Corp 38 Vy 40 Ptesscy MU ION Scotty's 21 20^ Southeast Bank 20 1-44 SunTrust 64 lb 6404 Walt tMsney Wcstlnghousr 524% 52 *b It.--* 164* Brunswick 8% 9 HHJ 17 1644 Fla National 43H 43H Winn Dixie 304* 31 Emerson ......... •27 million, a move that dealers said effectively put a rap on the dollar The dollar began the day In Zurich at I 400 Swiss francs, down slightly from I 4975 In Parts. Ihe dollar oprnrd al 6 048 French francs down slightly from 6 0595 T h e d o lla r o p r n r d in Brussels at 37 26 Belgian francs, up slightly from 37.23 and brgan the dav In Italy al 1.302 37 Italian llrr. down from 1.300 60 lire In Lo n d o n , Ihe B ritish pound began Ihe day at • I 8 0 4 c o m p a r e d w ith • | MO725 on Wednesday Traders said the British pound rased against both the dollar and Ihe West German mark In rapretatlon of Fri­ days report on the British balance of payments figures lor Novembrr Proposed linked slot jackpots receive preliminary approval United Prose Internatlenel A TL A N TIC C ITY . N J Gamblers al a (tall dorm New Jersey raslno* may soon hr rontprilng with each other for m u lt i-m illio n d o lla r slot jackpots tn a ' Mrgaburks" lin k e d p ro g re s s iv e s I o t machine game given prelimi­ nary approval Wed nr via y by the state's Casino Control Commission The M rgahucks system wmdd use a computer to link • 1 stye machine* in anv New Jersrf raslnoS that want to jkantctpalr Six casinos — the Ail.mil*. Caesar*. Clarldgr, llarrah* Marina. Showboat Gold And Silver NEW YORK - Foreign and dottiest Ic gold A stiver prices quoted In dollars per troy ounce Thursday Gold London Previous clone 415 50 up I 75 Morning fixing 4 15 60 up 0 IO Hong Kong 415 50 up I 00 N «w York Convex spot gold open 417 50 up 2 20 cotta* spot s o v n e jN ^ ;. » t and Trup World — liavc al­ r e a d y s ig n e d on fo r Megahcuk* "W r have a potential lo turn alot p la ye rs In to m u ll Imllllonalrr* with one pull of the handle." said Stephen Morro. general manager of Atlantic City Mrgahucks. a system rrra lrd by Interna­ tional Game Technology of Reno. Nev Dow Jones Dow Jooes A v c r s g s s 10:00 a m . 30 Indus 2165.09 up 125 20 Tran* 959 44 off 3 47 15 Utils IH5.51 up 0 94 65 Stor k 822 25 unchanged * 8 - (London m ornin g fixing change Is Im h -i I on the pre­ vious day's closing price.I Vote Continued from Psge IA McChuiahan anil Eckstein voted lo certify the vote and T h o m a s and M ercer voted agalnsl It Mayor Itrltye Smith broke Ihe tie. voting to certify the vote after explaining she did so because the ctly attorney recommended any recount be done thr same way thr vole was trill tally counted — by computer. Mercer told fellow commis­ sioners. “ There were nine voles from the Civic Center thrown out and wr know not why. 1 don't think we should certify the vole unlll we see those nine ballots and determine why they were rejected." Smith then asked City Clerk Henry Tam m J r . lo provide DEATH D A V ID W. D E W O LF David W. DcWnlf. 31. 605 M a rk h a m W o o d s R o a d . Langwood. died Tuesday al Humana Hospital Lucerne. O r­ lando. Born Aug I I , 1957 In Washington. D C ., he moved lo Longwood from Miami In 1972. He wan a free-lance artist and a m em ber of Ih r Shoestring Theatre. Lake Helen. Survivors Include parents. Thomas und Nonna. Umgwood. s is te r, L a u ra R lr k r r . Tallahassee H ald w ln -Fu lrch lld F u n rra l Home, Allamnnlr Springs. In charge of arrangements. (Igurrs on how many vote* were rml counted by the computer In the Dec 6 rlly election Tamm read the figures Irorn each ills trtet. whlcTi showed that be­ tween I I and 2 5 percent of Ihe ttallol* cast In each district were not counted by ihe compuler, presumably because they were Improperly cast "That's true, hut In none of the races were Ihe number of voles not counted enough to ailed ihe outcome of the elec­ tion." Mercer Mid Clly Attorney William Colberl told commissioners they could certify the election, or order a recount, hul recommended Ihe recount Ire done by compuler. "If the votes are hand counted, ihe commission will be In a |>o*lllon of making Judgements on why some Isrltots were re­ jected or accepted." he said He recommended the city maintain a neutral position In any court suit that could result from ihr election. citing as an example Oviedo, which was in­ volved In u lawsuit In last fall's close city election. Mercer said the uncounted voles were no higher than In most elections and that since a court challenge of Ihe results would probably hr fllrd anyway, the city should certify Ihe re­ sults. Alter the commission voted lo certify the election results. Sweeting told commissioners. "I think thr suggestion lo recount Ihe votes by hand was In Ihe best interests ut Ihe clly and I am very dtssapolnlrd in the com Isslon 's act Ions " t want what Is best fur Sanford and I don't think a court case Is In Ihe city’s best Inter­ ests." he said, .aiding thal 11 was prrsu m pilous Met.'la Italian to assume that a court suit would tie tiled. In arguing lor a hand recount of the voles. Sweeting said. "I think no one should be dis­ enfranchised because a bent tiallnl Is rejected by Ihe com­ p u te r. I w ould have been satisfied with Ihe results of a recount by hand I don't Iblnk a judgr should (tretdr wh.it thr elected officials of Ihe clly can decide." Alter Sweeting addressed Ihr com inDslnn. his mother. Dr Lurlcnr Sweeting, chided Me Clunahan for his open support o( Howell, and tlie Howell cam|inlgn lor Us tactics D r. Sw ecllng also chided H o w e ll's cam paign tactics “ Since returning to this clly. I have tried very hard. amd my son has tried lo build bridges between Ihe black and while community, only to see my son defamed and campaign lacilcs used which pla> n prejudice." she said. Continued from Page 1A Kelley further wrote she would start collecting information on Jier own unlll Hooper ran pro vide the hulk of the copies, lajies and data "I don't want lo cause a major Im parl," Kelley said "I Jusl wanl lo keep it simple." Hooper Mid Wednesday af­ ternoon lhal he had lo tie In Tullahassess today and would respond to Kelley's latesl memo on Friday He tiad no comment on Ihe contended Ihr memo The furor over Kelley’s in­ formation requests expanded Into the Seminole Circuit Court Clerk's Office The clerk’s office operates Ihe county records of­ fice und Is (he cuslodlaii of county commission records Kelley requested re rilfle d copies of thr minutes of all county commission meeting* starling In January 1970. all county commission meeting re cords, microfilm or microfiche copies of alt recorded documents and a copy of die record Index The request encompassed virtu­ I .« I i m « 209 W. 25th Street Sanford 322-841 5 29 Yea»* Same Location family Owned Bui Rotansky wrote to Jacobs on Wednesday, saying 1hat copy­ ing all 762 cassette lajies of county i <mi mission meetings by Dec 30 would bum out the lajie copier since Ihe duplication would have to lx- done continu­ ously Copying Ihe ml miles and thr Index book*, all 32 of them, would require two people work­ ing full lime on two copying machines The records office has one copy machine, Ho/ansky wrote. "T h is office, as always, will be happy lo comply with anyone's ir quest. hul. as Ihr rxlenl of Ibis request and thr dradtlnr given would cause us lo neglect our regular work. I fell you should be advised before wr attempted to comply " Roransky wrote Rn/ansky was unavailable for comment Wednesday. Jacobs M id hr would review Ro/ansky's memo and rrspond later this week . "It looks like we'll be ablr to gel some of II lo (KelleyI by the 301 h. but nol all of It." Jacobs M id Hope Continued from Page IA Seminole County Correctional Facility With a Utile caring, a lltllr support, a positive outlook ran tie bad. according lo |)rr Miller. T A S C case manager Dan and 21 other Inmates suffering from drug and alcohol dependencies have lhal support "It's bard for us al Ibis lime of year." (Mane. 23, and tn the program for 24* months. M i d r‘Bul Ihls Is Ihr first year lhal I'll lie celebrating Chrislmas for Ihe right reasons U s scary, hul I'm doing something I'm making changes " Counselors with T A S C say they want to hrlp people llkr (Mane They wanl to make a distinction between the crime though they did Itad things l.ilr and the criminal "If we ran slop the addiction, simply, or perhaps not so slm w r r a n slo p the c r im in a l ply. got mil of control, and they behavior." Mid John Hagan, used whatever mean* possible to primary counselor Only llmsr cope who voluntarily exptrss a desire "I try lo kill my mind ai lo do something ahoul their problem are accepted Those n ig h t." Charlene said. Th e charged with capital offenses, memories hurt lots! year, shr violent crimes, frde.nl out-of- had It all — the iree. hapny slair. or out-of county offenses children. Ilghis presrnts, Ihr works Her dtsrase. crack co­ are generally nol accepted caine abuse came quic kly and Diane Is tn Jail because she took a pair of her mother's In sevrn months turned her life earrings In jkiv for drugs Dan Inside out. Stir's si III reeling, forged a pre scrip tion ; and trying lo figurr out how. Charlene, m o llrr ol three and a Many, like Dan. Irtrd la handle lormrr administrative sec relary. was w riting checks with no Ihe prohlrm on thrlr own. A c h a n g e of residence, new money In the bank They want others lo know friends, new Job are all things they are nol (tad people, al abusers believed might help them with their problem AccidentsContinued from Psge IA with him. Jeffrey mdlrrrd a heart attack. |*>lur *fM>kr*m.in Jell Haw kins said Jeffrey's car struck u car driven by Dorothea Pu/atl, of Casselberry, and Ihen crashed head-on Into a telephone pole H is m o th e r, w h o s r n am e Hawkins did nol have, was nol tm u ry l. and I “ua-u i also was irntTTjtit*-d In- sai<f*Hawkmx said •rfrffr^'MTffmftrV xiiM he hmjrhrcrt four open heart surgeries. Thd Florida Highway PaWt>l over twice, a F ill’ sjxikrsmun said The vlcdro was found on Ihr rool of the Inirk Hts next of kin had not ts-rn not died by early today. The third victim was killed al about 2 15 a in today. The r i l l ’ M id Michael David Wright. 28. of Titusville, was traveling west on Howell Branch road when hr lost control of his 1988 Pontiac and crossed over Into the westliound lane al Betty Avenue R A N D O L P H C O U R T A P TS .] 330-1300 Lake Mary— 9 0 H ID D E N L A K E DR. NFO R I» E E OUR C L A M . AD.| JtA SANFORD ss AMVV/ <'*r^*tm** Z SUPER SALE n j in Refrigerators Starling From S y lQ Q O O * * F % rO eY'’*' S m it in g All ll.f o i B o n d i Moult M F 9 1 s .l t Noon (407j 322 3883 IwmwA a r*| C M f * * I_______ * 0 u * 6 M _______ d ^<04* H O M E A P P LIA N C E 340 E. COMMERCIAL ST. 7* Hltlorlc Down loon Slnioid A O IN C Y Ph. 322-5762 William H. “ Bill" Wight C.P.C.U. President t. .iM H S H • & & & & - ?. Entire i f FALL & HOLIDAY STOCK UP TO . FURS • COATS • SWEATERS • SPORTSWEAR • COORDINATES • DRESSES • UNGER'E • ACCESSORIES ■W/KARNS IN S U R A N C E I Call Mechelle Now iing: |>ricm A' more! 413 W. First St. ,. M Spend Christmas In Your New Home This Year! and a small trre, und flipped WHEN IT COMES TO INSURANCE, *ISU GIVES YOU MORE TOR LESS. (tile r r Ih o l e l l -I north on Markham Woods Roacl. swerved lo Ih r right The truck slid sideways lo the eastern shoulder of ihe mad. till a fence Continued from Page 1A sldrred as jmtrntlal recre­ ation sites. Presently, only a few jKiriets — lot lots, slalr-strp [kirks and an area off Country Club Road — serve as recreational sites for residents of Ih r clly. Lillie league baseball trams pmcllce al Lake Mary Elementary School and an elghl-weck sum m er program Is Ihe only thing lo keep children occupied during lhal seasonal vacation. Fess said that recreation has been "a long-term goal of many commissions." About $600,000 has been earm arked in the 1988-89 budget for land acquisition. H o w e ve r, talk about the purchase of | o(>eriy for a park system Is premature, officials said. "The problem with Lake Mary Is there Is not a lot of available land. Most of It has been developed." King said. A (Misslble [>ark site would be on East Crystul Lake Avenue where Ihe clly owns In excess of 20 acres and Is considering buying additional land for a natural, passive [Kirk, according loFcss. A Christmas program was held Tuesday for T .A S .C . members — rrd and green crepe pajM-r Iram ed doorways, wrapped |M>les, and covered tables, a sheet cake was prepared, a small trre M l In Ihe comer — It could have been any of thousands of oilier parlies held In Central Florida. But. It wasn't. It was a group c*f proplr trying Ihrlr Iresi lo move on wllh life, lo line! u smile where ihey could, and share a prayer ft* rtftMtky J ' •" i >- I has not released Ihe name of Ih r man who died after his 1987 Nissan pickup truck, (raveling M O TO R H O M E TR A N S M IS S IO N TR O U B LE? C,tA HARRELL & BEVERLY ** TRANSMISSIONS ally all of the information stored In the records oil Ice. Earlier (Ills year. Kelley Mid her daughter. Monica, spent several days In the records office with t h r lr com pany's ro p y machine making copies of six years of commission minutes Her request was to comj>lelr her Mrs from Ihe period starting In 1970 She Mid ihe six years of Hies filled nearly two filing cabi­ net drawers In her office Although Kelley didn't place a deadline on ihe request In ihr clerk's office. Chief Deputy Clerk Mill Jacobs in a memo w rilirn on T u e s d a y o rd e re d R ecord* Director Hiller Ro/anskv to supply ih r Information by Dec Ml " I would serk lo fulfill a s im ila r r c q u r s l from a ny member of ihe public.' .Jacobs M id Wednesday Brad l.ang county financial officer. M id there would proba­ bly be no charge for Ihe copies la-cause the clerk's officer serves and Is paid as clerk of Ihe county commission me. Sanford MOGLE Sanford Plaza M ASttSCASD • *W t i - S C U • VISA . CXSCOVC n r �•A — Santord Herald. Oanlord. Florida — Thursday. December 22. I9M Tw o arrested for allegedly selling se c re ts NATIONAL BRIEFS Unltsd Proas Intsrnstlonsl N o rth to be tried Ja n . 31 W ASH IN G TO N — A federal Juilgc Wednesday art Oliver North's Iran-Contra conspiracy trial for Jan. 31. suggesting lie Is confident final roadblocks can be cleared to assurr protection of national security secrets during testimony It marked the second time U S District Judge Gerhard Gcsrll has announced a trial date for the former While House aide, thr first of four central llgures in President Reagan s worst v andal to face prosecution. The case has been bogged down for monihs over demands by North and his lawyers to see classified Inform a tion and the threat they would expose It during a trial There remains a strong chance o f further delays Geseli, nonetheless, set the date as stall lawyers lor Independent prosecutor Lawrence Walsh disclosed that they again are seeking access to notebooks North kepi while serving as an aide to thr National Security Council In a brief pre-trial hearing, th r Judge focused largely on defrnse requests to use more classified Information and to Issue 25 nr 26 subjiornas lo Reagan administration officials and federal agencies Ironically. It was defense lawyer Harry Simon who prodded Geseli lose! Ihe new trial date in a somewhat contentiousclose lo thr hearing Patricide suspect arrested in LA VALENCIA. Calif — Police In Los Angeles ( ’minis arrested a lu.rlngloii. III., high school freshman Wednesday suspected In Ihe weekend shotgun staving ot his lather Roger Tracy Hraun, 15. and Mark Whlghum 16, w rrr arrrsted at 4 30 p m by Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputies In Valencia. C a lif. nrar ihe Magic Mountain amusement park and w rrr being held (or Lake County. Illinois, authorities, said sheriff's Lt Jeff Springs Whlgham has hern dcvrllwd by authorities as a runaway and Is not wanted In connection with Ihe elder Braun's death Hniun* lather. Frederick Braun. 46. a corjmraie attorney was found hv a m ud In thr muster bedroom of thr family's posh home In the Chicago suburb ol Harrington Harbor Kstates He had hern shot once In the head with a shotgun and poller believe he was attacked as he jirr|Mrrd lor bed lair Friday From United Prats International reports D r e x e l p le a d s g u i l t y t o s i x f e lo n ie s , p a y s $ 6 5 0 m il l io n United Praee International NEW YORK - Federal pro secutors said their probe of Drettel Uurnham Lambert Inc "definitely continues despilr Ihe powerful investment bank Ing firm s agreement lo plead guilty lo sU felony counts and pay $650 million In llnrs and penal lies In Wall Streets biggest Insider trading case U h A t t o r n e y H u d n 1p It Giuliani, announcing thr ion tlngency agreement Wednesday, said the Wall Street powerhouse would plead guilty to thr sit felony counts including mall wire and securities fraud He said Ihe nature of the agreement limited Ihe scope ol his comments al this lime and notrd It was subject to ajiproval by ihe Justice Drpartttent and ih r Securities and Exchange Commission W A S H IN G T O N Federal agents arrrsted an Arm y in­ telligence officer In Georgia and a Turkish national in Florida Wednesday on charges they were part of a spy ring that sold U S secrets to East Germany and thr Soviet Union for thr Iasi six years Army Warrant Officer James William Hall 111. 30. ol New York. Turkish-born tfuseyln Ylldlrtm. tiO. ol Florida and unidentified "others" conspired since 1982 lo transmit "lo agents of foreign governments Information relat­ ing to the national ilelense." according lo a court warrant filed In Savannah. Ga. An Fill alltilac it said Hall bragged lo an underrovrr ugent Tuevlay night that he hud sold secrets to Ihe Kasl bloc since 1982 and "admitted his motiva­ tion lo t>e greed " Law en­ forcement sources drv-rtbe d Ylldlrtm as Hall s “ courier " Docunirnls llled in court by Ihe Fill did not elaborate nhnut the others" and tt was unclear It more arrests were expected In what law enforcement sources rharactrrt/rd as a major es­ pionage case Hall, an Intelligence analyst who had been Involved In Int r r r e p lln g Kasl H lo r com munlcallons while based In West Germany, was arrrsted by Arm y intelligent r agents In Savannah following a sean h ol hts home In Richmond Hill. Ga He is susjM-t led ol spying lor East Germany and Ihe Soviet Union during his three stints In West Germany since HI77 and also while on duly In the United Slates, authorities said No formal charge was made Imme­ diately When he was arrested. Hall had been on ac live duly with Ihe 24th Infantry Division al Fort Stewart near Savannah, ac­ cording to an Armv statement. Under an executive order signed by I’rrsldrni Reagan In 1986. active service personnel court martlaled for selling U S secrets to a foreigners during [M-airtime ntay lie sentenced to die Tuesday night Fill and Army agents searched the home id Ylldlrtm lit lielk-alt (teach. Fta . about 20 miles west ol Tampa, and arrested hint AMERICAS LARGEST MARKET FHWY. LE A W S K L D 17-92 - SANFORD ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 -1 7 9 2 ( 4 0 7 ) 6 4 5 -1 7 9 2 O P E N 9 -9 P M EVERYDAY P L U S . . . M onday, D e c. 26 - 8-5 p.m. Over 1500 Booths With MILLIONS OF BARGAINS SAVE 50-70%OFF ' Mall Prices! SHOP THE NEW HOME SHOWCASE and RECREATION SHOWCASE and X-R0W -Over 100 New Shops & Booths Anything & Everything for the Home VISIT S A N TA EVERYD AY AT 10:30 AM OC 2 :3 0 PM Everything for Sports. Recreation & Hobby • FK i:i; I 'A K K I f X i • IK I I A D M IS S IO N •! K M . E N T E R T A I N M E N T 1 ? V I ? A J T 1 / L r / V r v W W V 5 r/ IV L i/ 11IV Y, I 7 9 2 - lU l v v u c n OR LANDO S A N I O K I) O P E N 9 - 9 P M E V E R Y D A Y • ^Christmas N O T IC E O F Z O N IN G (P E R M IT T E D U SE) C H A N G E The O ty O' Sanfonl proposes to rerone (change the permitted use oti land within th« a-ea ihnwn m t>» this advertisement Your Dreams Available at: SEMINOLE * COMMUNITY ' ■ " * COLLEGE , • • .• • A.S. or A.A. Degree Vocational Training Continuing, Education .Financipl Aid available to those who qualify A public hearing on the reronmg will be held on Tuesday December 21 I 988 ?00o'cfocsP M or a* toon thereafter at possible. at the C't)r Commission Room, Cit, Hail. Sanlord Florida At tne City ol Sanford t goiarnmg body. Ihe Crty Commission will bold a public rivaling and consider passage and adoption ot Ordinance No tw o entitled / R e gistratio n Now U n d e rw a y f D A T E S : December 8 -2 0 January 3,-4 TIM ES: Mon.-Thurs. —9 am -8 pm F rid a y -9 a rn -4 pm Hunt Club: Mon.-Thurs. —11 am -8 pm Friday-11 a m -3 pm Classes Begin January 5, 1989 * Jf- MBMWOTKA *- SEM IN O LE COMMUNITY CO LLEG E 100 Weldon Boulevard Sanford, FL 32773 843-7001 323-1450 AN ORDINANCE O f THE CITV OF SANFORD, FLORIDA SAID ORDINANCE BEING THE LAND DEVELOP WENT REGULATIONS OF SAID CITY. OlVIOINO THE CITY INTO ZONING OiSTRtCTS AND ESTABLISHING THE BOUNDARIES THEREOF. RE0ULATIN0 THE U5E OF LAND WITHIN DISTRICTS SETTING FORTH AREA AND DIMENSION REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDINGS, PARCELS BUILDING SETBACKS AN0 YARDS REGULATING VEHICULAR ACCESS PARKING LOADlNO AND OTHER VEHICULAR USE AREAS REGULATING AND REQUIRING LANDSCAPE. LAND USE COMPATIBILITY STANDARDS, BUFFERS. VISUAL SCREENS AND TREE PROTECTION, ESTABLISHING PROVISIONS REGULATING NONCONFORMING LAND USES REOULATINQ ENVIRONMENTALLY SENSITIVE LAND AREAS ESTABLISHING MINIMUM CONSTRUC TI0N AND OESIGN STANDARDS FOR STREETS PAVING UTILITIES DRAINAGE. SIDEWALKS AND RELATED PROJECT IMPROVEMENTS PROVIDING FOR AN ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIAL ESTABLISHING A PLANS REVIEW COMMITTEE ESTABLISHING A BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT ESTABLISHING PROCEDURES FOR SITE DEVELOPMENT PERMITS AND CERTIFICATES OF COMPLETION PROVIDING FOR VIOLATIONS REMEDIES ANO PENALTIES ESTABLISHING PROVISIONS ANO PROCEDURES FOR ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS CONDITIONAL USES. DECLARATORY ORDERS AND DIMENSIONAL VARIANCES. PROVIDING FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW OF DECISIONS, PROVIDING FOR AMENDMENTS TO ORDINANCE TEXT. SCHEDULES AND ZONING DISTRICT MAP, PROVIDING FOR PLANNEO DEVELOPMENT PROJECT REVIEW. DEVELOP MEN! PLAN REVIEW ANO SUBDIVISION PLAN REVIEW PROViOINO FOR THE INSTALLATION ANO MAINTENANCE OF IMPROVEMENTS PROVIOINO FOn THE ESTABLISHMENT OF FEE5 REPEALING ORDINANCE NO 109? OF SAID CITY SAID ORDINANCE BEING THE ZONING REGULATIONS OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA REPEALING ORDINANCE NO 98? SAID ORDINANCE BEING THE SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS OF SAID CITY REPEALING ORDINANCE NOS ?32 AND 1506 SAID ORDINANCES BEING THE CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS OR DRIVEWAYS IN PUBLIC RlGHTSOF WAY REGULATIONS OF SAID CITY REPEALING ORDINANCE NO 115? SAID ORDINANCE BEING PROCEDURES FOR VACATING AND ABANDONING ROAOS STREETS, ALLEYS AND EASEMENTS IN SAIOCIIY REPEALING ORDINANCE NO 1?06 SAID ORDINANCE BEING THE ARBOR ORDINANCE OF SAID CITY, REPEALING ORDINANCE NO 1165 SAID ORDINANCE BEING THE SION REGULATIONS OF SAID CITY PROVIDING FOR SCRVEHABILI TY CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE Interested parties m i , appear at the meeting and be heard regarding the proposed ordinance Copies ot Ihe proposed ordinance and Ihe Land Development Regulations are on tile with the City Clerk and the Department ol Engineering and Planning at Ihe Cily Hall. Santord, Florida and may be Inspected by the public AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a person decides to sppeai a daemon made with respect lo any mailer considered at the abovo mealing or hearing, he may need a verbatim record ot proceedings, including Ihe testimony and evidence which record it not provided by tne City ol Santord H N Tamm. Jr City Clark �Sanford Herald Sanford. Florida — Thursday December 22 1968 - 7A Jet may have exploded; all aboard perish U n lla d P ra s a In te rn a tio n a l IXX'KKMMIK. Scull.mil A Can American jumbo |ri appar rtitly m p M r il on a Christmas Might from l.omlnn to New York nml crushed in pieces killing .ill 258 aboard anil at Irani |3 1 others on iln- ground in ihr worm colum n.lal aviation «ttn aslrr In llrlllsh history officials •aid Portions of Can Am Might 103, a recently rrnnvalrd If) vraraild Morlni! 747. plowed Wrdnrnd.iv Into a row of home* and a gasoline ntalioii i mating a huge llrrhull. and destroyed at Irani five ears on a main highway. Ilv dawn Thursday ISO bodies had been rrro vrred, re vu e of ft* lals said. Inc luding M l that were (mind strewn around a golf course Only seven people were hospitalized will) Injuries none ol them Die threatening ’ The aircraft clearly experienced some lorm ol explosion.” said Scottish Secretary Malcolm Ktlkm In Lea kerhie "It is absolutely devastating There are at least six separate locations where various parts ol the alrrnifl have rorne down in some raws causing ma|ot dam age.” he said A witnesses said one house There was tin ottli l.il word on struck by (ailing debris ' com­ the cause of thr crash There pletely .tis.ippf.H<d — there Is was no warning and no reports just no trace of It at all of trouble from thr |c t. which U S Ambassador to iirttaln was living at 31 <»O0 fret when it Charles Price, who arrived at flic disappeared from radar screens scene with Kltkm. said at least at 7 17 p in 32 minutes after 70 percent of the Jet's occupants takeoff were Aftirri. .ms "All those hi the aircraft art "Th e devastation Is of sue h dead.” said David Itrook Koval magnitude that it Is just tin A h force alt vice marshal John believable,” Price said floyd. . hied constable for the Might 103 was cm route Irom area, said at Irast 13 more London s Heathrow Airjtnrt to (■Triple wrrr klllrd III the -Hi Krnnrdv International Ait|>ort In Imim-s and several cars de­ New York when it crashed m stroyed in the crash which lawkerhle 330 miles northwest rained fierv debris over an H mile ol lamdnn area Twelve hours after the crash, tile smell of aviation furl still hong over Lot ke rhie and lire r.igc-d lo a 3D foot crater plowed lip by ifie wreckage While smoke drifted from fhr nibble of homes A spokesman lor The Guard l.ms ol thr Islamic (revolution m Iran claimed his group Tar riecl mil this heroic execution in revenge for thr American downing of .h i Iranian airliner m thr Gulf r.trhrr this year The validity ol the c lalm could not l>e immediately determined Yrs wr have done ll and we are very proud said thr man In a lelrphonr . all originating lr an London lo Lolled Cress Inlerna llonal s London huir .ni On Julv .1 290 people- w. m killed when Air Iran Airbus A .w*D ilv mg ai ross Persian <lull fro m Bandar Abbas. Iran lo Dubai was downed hv missile s llted bv t rills, r I SS Vini eim> > Tile crew mistook Ihe civilian craft for a jn lighter Can A m spokesm an I* fl Kriendlrr In V w York said 'hr airline had received no threats involving the plane or its (.as v n g rrs Families grieve for passengers U n lla d P r a ia In te r n a tio n a l NKW YO H K — A woman collapsed and shrieked My Im I>>' Mv Iratiyf" and cithern lirram r "hysterical when they learned the dreadlu! latr n< Wednesdays Can Am Might 103 Irn m Heathrow A irp o rt in London ftrt.it Ivrs and friends ol |u» senders utiouid the flight had done to Kennedy lnirni.iltonal Airport to inert their loved one*, many who wrrr to arrive home to celebrate the Christmas and Sew Year 's liolldav s What they trained instrad was Ihe horrifying news that the flight crashed m Scotland. kill lug all alHuril, including JM siodrnis m a Syruc use Untvrrst ly lorrign studies ptogruin who were reluming hom a sr m e si el III Knglund Grieving rrlatlvrs and Irlrtids were directed to a room m thr airport terminal where they w e i r comforted and told ol the tales! news (rout thr t rash site An tmldenllhed woman shttrkrd Mv tiatiy' Mv luliyl when she was told ol thr trash, and first aid tre link Ians look her Inside T h r Hev frank Halter, a I'rolrstant c h.i|ilam lor thr New York ( ity KmrtHenry Medic al V rv tc r emerged from thr room and drst rtliT'd those inside as hvslrri. al Wr re try mg to <aim them ami wr tr living lo comlrai them hr said, adding there weir alstol 30 } » op|e in the s» mom l| Shortly alter H p m KDT Can Am olll. lals told those win. had gathered lo oirrt thr plane there were no sorv Ivors to the crash Some ol iItem took it very very Itudlv Haller said There werr a lot ot tears < alia AI m II a nurse w ho was I III Ih e room, slid It s like w a l k in g in t o a h o s p it a l emergent v 1 here Is a lot of tear and their is loial exhaustion and (tropic flavr k S h e s o i l m ost ol the (tro p ic M e t r t i o m New Y or k .Old S e w Im m lilir s s Sonic* colta|ised in total s I ich Jersey llarriradrs wire set op m Ihr arrivals area keeping rr|sirters al least loo feel frnio room families who arrived at the •iiipoti to meet 1111.111 Hit ol Irrn l no eniitmrnl Those awaiting word ol the Might loond thrtnsrlvrs si mu glmg lor inhumation as Can Am olflt tals at tfir altfiori rrfusrd nirimiriit on the ■rasli until lalrr In Ihr evening and a s |h*i lal telephone uumt**r lot inform.i lion attend survivors was met w lilt hitsv signals An rlderlv woman, who ap parrot I v had just learned ol l tie crash was led sohhmg into elevator oil ground Door ol ter m mat l l n n d i r d s of p e o p le a I Syracuse University held a pravrr vigil m mourn 38 London exchange sludrllls who |M-rlshrd in (fie crash which was letnrn Iny; them to the IIntlrd Slates fm a long awaited holiday reunion w ith lfieii families AhooI 700 people, mostly [ sludrnls. loined nul tor Ihr servlrr .it llrndrieks (Ti.i|iel on thr university's campus, whererlrrgym .m representing lour dr tiomlnalloiis fed a pravrr vly>il lor the vtrllms ol fTlffix HKI Ih r 38 students were am.my, ■ 230 lo the Syracuse Uftlvrrsfty iiiogram who studied in Lngl.md lor ilit* scincsicr and were head i inn home lor the Chrlstmus h o lid a y s . 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Sanford. Florida — Thursday. Oacambar 22. 19M Shakeups show Polish moderates gaining Committer meeting, which was shown on Polish television Among those ousted (rum the Pollthuro were former Prime Minister Zbigniew Mrssiirr, wlto resigned wllh his Cabinet In September under prrssurr from ihr olllclal trade unions because of the government’* failure to implement economic reform* The other I’olllhuro casualties were hardliners Gen Jo/ef Daryla. former propagantla duel J a n G lo w c g y k and former Ideology chief Tadeusz Port hskl plu* two long lime member* with working class background*. partner In Implementing reforms in Ihe country In a speech liroadcust on W A K S A W . Poland — Th e polish television. Polish leader Communist Party * removal of six veteran hardliners from Its Gen Wojclech Jaruzrlskl said (Millcy-maklng Politburo, bints ol Ihe government would shortly troop ruts and conciliatory d i s c lo s e a c h a n g e In the gestures toward ihr (tanned Sol­ country'* defense posture "fil­ idarity union Indicate Ihe party’s ling Ih r nrw European situa­ tion.*’ m o d e r a t e * are gaining Ihe tipper The ousting ol hardliners Irom Itand. During Wednesday * meeting Ih r I'olllhuro. Kaknwskl's almost of the 200 tnemIter Communist conctltatory speech about Soli­ Parly Central Committee. Prime darity and the suggestion of Minister Mleczyslaw Kaknwskl trttop tuts signaled a victory lot u rg rd acceptance of union p a rly moderates o v r r con founder Lech Walesa as a srrvatlvr* during the Central U n lta d F r t n I n t e r n a t io n a l Smaller earthquake rocks Armenia MOSCOW — Wllh the last women and children rvai Mated Irum Armenian town* and vlllagr* drvaalatcd by ihr l> t 7 earthquake, effort* turned tc rebuilding. even an a moderate temblor mcked another area of Ihe aouthem Sovlei Union The ofllrtal Tus* new* agency wild the Wednesday morning eartIt quake In Kirghizia. 2.900 mile* »«ulhea*l o* Moscow and 1.200 mile* ea*i of Ihe stricken Armenian region. damaged several house* but caused no casualties. "A n earthquake measuring forre 6 (on Ihe Soviet scale I In the epicenter occurred In southern Kirghizia at I L 2 I a m (3:21 a m KSTI t»n Wednesday." the news agency said "According to preliminary data, the tremor* damaged house* In the village of Shamaldy Sal but there were no <asualt le* $735 million offered In Spanish lottery MADKID. Spain — Million* of Spaniard* Thursday anxiously awaited the result* of the world * richest lottery, a 223-year-old Yule tide rite that will spread more than $733 million of holiday ioy. Spain come* to a halt each Dec 22 as ticket holders across the country tune tn to the three hour draw, broadcast live on radio and television, hoping to hear their number* called This year's winners will share $735.9 million In tax free prizes, record slakes In the Christmas draw that rivals Santa Claus tn popularity. five girls and 19 Ixivs Srom Madrid a San tldcfonso orphanage wrre chosen to phiet, ihe winning numbers from a huge wire drum ami chant them out In a traditional sing song From Unlttd Pr#»* I n f rnittonat rtport*__________________ Muranskl and Zolta They were replaced by eight people, enlarging Ihe ruling body to 17 They Included Slaulslaw Closek. a partner In negotiation* wllh Walesa on attrmpt* to set up talk* between ihe government and Solidarity The conservative clement had been re s is tin g effort* by Jaru/elskl and other moderate leaders to reform Ihe party which many leader* contend has tiren a stumbling block to Irn plementlng economic and polllI <al reforms In Poland Charges dropped against disco blast suspects Unf f d M w litfmattonal HEKI.IN - Tlie West Berlin public prosecutor has aban­ doned Its case against two peo­ ple accused In the 1986 dis­ cotheque bombing that pro­ mpted the United States to bomb Libya In retaliation Meanwhile. ITcsldcnt Krag.m said In an Interview in be aired Thursday that U S officials have discussed launching another bombing mission un Libya to destroy a chemtral weapon farnay tn the north Afttcan nation The prose* utor's office said In a statement Wednesday lltai II THE U.S., V ie tn a m have m e etin g on M IA is s u e Zygmunt S ie p le n tack was engineered by Libyan leader Moarnmar Gaddall. and Reagan sent U.S warplanes on a bombing raid that klllrd 17 civilians and wounded IOO others In Tripoli April IS. 1986 One U S fighter was downed and 11* two manerrw lost The Berlin prosecutor's office wild It had not been been able, despite extensive Investigalion* lo establish ihr Identity of a person sent carrying a hulkv shopping Itag at thr disco just liefore It was rtp|>rd ajtart by an explosion Invrstlgatnrs said Ih r hlasl was caused by mufr than 3 had dropped Ihe charge* agalnsl W e ■ t G e r m a n C h r 1•1 1a n e K n d rig k c ll. 2 H. and Jo rd a nlan-borti Palestinian Ahmad llasl, 38. because It lacked enough evidence to link the two Co thr explosion at Ihe La Belle disco In West Berlin April 3. 1986 The prosecutor's oilier said II could noi firmly establish their guilt after hearing testimony from more than 300 witnesses Tw o Am erican se tv h r men and a Turkish woman died In Ihe hlasl and 230 proplc were w sinded. many seriously U S offt. tain claimed ih r al WORLD’S BIGGEST TOY pounds ol plastic military explosive*. I List received a 14 year pr ison sentence In November 1986 for hi* role In a bomb attack eight m o n t h * e a r l i e r on t h r German Arab Institute In Berlin The same type of explosive* were used In thal blast as sere employed In the assault ott the dt*< u a month later Kndrlgkrlt was arrested in January in the northern West German city ol Luc beck a n d charged with obtaining the explosive* used til the dlsr o hlasl She and Hast said Ihrv did not know rarh other STORE! U n ite d P r t l l I n te r n a tio n a l h BANGKOK Thailand - U S and Vietnamese officials held a "positive meeting" on continued cooperation toward drlrnulnlng the late of more than l.7(X> American soldier* missing In Vietnam, a U .S official and Hanot radio said Thursday •'Technical representative* id the United Stales and Ihr Social 1st Kepi ' lie of Vietnam met in Hanoi Dee 19-21 lo discus* (prisoner ol w arl and MIA Issues." said U Col Joe It llarvey. who brails thr U S delegal loti Harvey, who command* Ihr U S military * Joint Casually Hr solution (r t ilr r In HaW$li said the talks with Nguyen Can. his Vietnamese counleroart. covered "all aspect* ol the tssuo.' ^ n ig h t W e 've still go t th e h o t toys! "It was a post live meeting.'' hr said Since Srptembrr. Vietnam lias allowrd U.S. expert* to travel into remote arras of Vietnam to question vlllagrt* and sran It for evldenre of Ihr lair of Ihr missing soldier* The MIA issue has hern a highly rmoimnal o b s t a c l e lo bet t er U.S.-Vtetnamrse relations Vietnam also returned the remain* of 38 jimplr believed lo br missing American* These remains were found during un­ ilateral scan lies by Vietnamese officials F is h e r-P ric e Hasbro F U N W IT H F O O D C R E A T E -A -C A K E Official Hanoi radio said ihe talk* reviewed I lie joint searches th.it focused on high priority "dlscrepencv cases " Complete kit with decorations lor makebelieve cakes! Ages 3-7. G .I. 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I von * 10 4 0 14. Oankint 1 II I T II. Graannood 10 11 I I Wh.iahaad 1 » 1 1 1 Cook 40 0 0 II. King 1 100 a. Moanall 4 111 IA Comag,* 1 1 0 0 4 T e la lill *11010 111 lacramaal* ITI114 11-I0T lata Anlanaa 1114 M i l - I l l Thraa point goal* K lmi*h. V a tn o ll F owl ad o v l-P in c k n t, total hhJl, lacramar.lo IV ion Anlonlo I I Rabownd* — locfomanlo 10 (PaNraan II. ion Antonio 4, iWoCrarlaon M l A o lltto Vocramon** TT l B arr, 41. ion Antonio II I Rob*.Ivon 0) Tochnkolk-Non* A— 1 1 . 1 _________ ____ _ ... By JIM H IC K IN B A C K C n Herald Correspondent KISSIMM EE - Pardon the Oak Kldge Pioneers If they looked a title sluggish while running past Hr,union 76-56, In Wednesday s consolation bracket champion­ ship game of the Great Klortda Shoot-O ut at Osceola High School, It s Just that the Pioneers Inst to thr nation's third ranked tram. Miami Senior, in Satur­ day's nightcap and have strug­ gled emotionally despite healing the daylight* out of fhetr last three tournament opponents. Oak Kldge ( l o l l tlilrd-rankrd In the latest FSW A Class 4A (mil. took control by shilling Its run­ ning game into high gear in thr Hec iiud period Guard Greg Hall, credited with six steals, scored IU of his 12 points tn the quarter a* the Pioneers hit 11 -of-14 held goal attempts on their way to a 39 28 halftime advantage Brandon (6-41 had its troubles shooting in every quarter after the first, primarily because of the defense of 6-fout-7 center Willie Fuller (22 points. 13 rebounds. 3 blocks) and Hall. Plus Ihe Pkmrers' overall press­ ing tactics. Trailing 57-45 early in the foutth period, Brandon couldn't stop guard* Brian Dixon (14 polntsl and Patrick Gordon 110) ThiR tandem, together with Hall and Fisher, turned a 12-potnt Irad Into a 2 1-point bulge with 3 2 0 left. "Our kids werrn't emotionally Into this luumainrnl after the Miami (Senlorl game.” *ald Oak Kldge Coach Knn Smith, whose team lost to Miami In last year's tllle game. “ W r wanted to play thr big boys, but wr shot the best wr have all year against Winter Park (Tuesdayl "And If we see Miami later we know wr can play with them. We gave fhrm one of Ihe best game* of the tournament St Anthony's of Jersey City. N.J. 14-0) showed Miami Srnhir |9-l) why M's ranked No I In USA Today's poll, rallying from 53-52 deficit in Ihe last 4 26 to topple Florida's No 1 nmkrd and the nation's third-ranked tram. 68-55. Indore a capacity rruwdnf 1.301. Guard Dob Burley |IH (mint*), tournament MVP. and forward Jerry' Walker ( 10| did thetr »harr of damagr. but thr biggest thorn in the Sttngarees' side was Terry Deliere The senior guard hcured 11 of tils 13 second half points tn the fourth period. Including eight of thr gamr's last If) point* "Hitting 11-oi-JH free throw* and u r not rebounding well In th r first half w rrr Ihe dif­ ference." *ald Miami Senior C o a c h Shakev K n d rlg u r * When you ini** 17 free throw* In a crucial game. It's like committing a lot of turnovers " " I don't know- II there's been a better game in Ihe country Ihl* season." said Si A n lhon y’* Couch lk>b Hurlry. who**- leant Itmltrd Miami’s forward Doug Edwards In 22 points "Th ry staved In that Itox-and-one de­ fense all game and that con talned Bob But It kept u* balanrrd." K issim m ee O sceola (8-21 c o u ld n 't stop Junior guard Adrian Autry , w Lo connretrd on a tournament record 6 -ot 7 thrre polnlrr* and I 6 -0M 6 held goal* lo |tucc Si Ntchulu* ol iolcnilnr Bronx. N V (6 2) lo a 94-89 victory ovrr Ihe hosi tram In I hr consolation rontr*i Osceola led 55-43 briorr all lournamriii selections' Aulry (42 points) and Brian Keror (21l initialed a comeback Pacing Oht cola were all-louriiam rni selection Justin I homjoMin PMl P a u l Ship** 1221 a n d L cb VrritHlIion 121) Fifth plan- belonged to B-utow (8-1) with a 68 52 Wilt ovrr Sticaster. South Carolina* No I ninkrdoutlli W hopper: Lakeland, Boone triumph ■y DAVID COHCOKAN He at aid correspondent O K I.A N D ll W ednesday night was Ihe second night of Ihe B u rg e r K in g W hopper Shootout tournament al Dr Phillip* High School Lakeland and Ikmnr both triumphed lo udvanacr to thr quutrrflnais and Edge water won tn the lower* bracken before 251 fan* at thr Pant hrr* gy in In t h r o p e n i n g g a m e . Edgrwutrr |5 5| trehlnd Iwhind Alfonso Anderson * game high 26 [Milnts. held off a latr rally lo defeat Dr. Phillips 117). 63-59 The Eagle* now wall to play the winner ol thr Colonial West Orange game to decide fifth place Friday night. And for Lakr fund and Boone, hoth Irani* (ilayrd up and down garnrs and even well In spot*, hut al the end. they did what they had to do to |*»*t solid victories The Dreadtiaughl* I 2 - 5 L d rlr a te d W est O ra n g r II 51. 64-43. and the Brave* ( 7 - 11, used their overall tram t|>rrd and drapth lo whip Colo­ nial (3-6). 72 62 laikrland and Boone now play In Thursday's semifinal* .1* Lakeland goes agHin*i Trtniy ITrp (6 21. a 57-55 winner ovrr Dr. Phil!l|>* Tuesday night, and Boone will lace top seeded Clearwater (H-l). who drlrated Edgewatrr. 84 66 Monday The Edgrw atrr-Dr Phllll|i* gain'- wa* onr that neither team 1mild lakr cot it ml In the llrst half a* II wa* llrd al halftime. 32 32 In the second half. th> Eagles broke open the game lair In the third quarter with a 14 4 run tliat turned a 44-41 Pan liters Irad Into a 55 48 Eagle* Irad with 4 45 rrmalntng In the game " I played well, the team played well. It was a good night for thr Eagle*, said Anderson Donovan William* added 14 point* aiui litui 11 While, w h ite scoring only *lx (>otnl». played a strong phvsleal inside game li 1 the Eagle* wllh 16 irtMiond* Id oi them on thr offensive ImmmI* Dr Phlllqt* wa* let! by Hotirri Ldell * |6 point* 14 in the lust hall IkMine's show lug against Colo mal was tile most Impressive ol the game* (ilayrd Wrdnr*dav lilghl a* thr Braves, sa-toiid In (h r Mrlio C iiiilrirn n behind Oak Kldge, displayed a tine tialaner of *|N-rd. quit knrv, and Imlamed iwnrtug to defeat Colo ntal In a game that wasn’t a* elose a* the Itnai M ore indicated Guard Lonnie Jui ksott (Hi |M)int*l and Inward l^trry Holt flH (mini*. 8 reboundsl. did Ih e damage for Ihe Brave* from th e outside, but the big man lor ih e Bravrs was *u|w-r sopliotnort toward Ivrn Jones who scored 16 points. ino*i of them ol lh< skvwalker variety Point guard Chris Ktllkrlly also did a fltce (of) as he scorrd 7 |>olnl* llwo 3 |Kiinl held goals) an I d is h e d out I O a ssist a Riverview tops Lady Hawks for 3rd By CHUCK • U R O U t Herald correspondent A L TA M O N TE SPKINGS - In a n I it h t 1111 r d w it h s t a r s . K lv r r v lr w s D tip h n r K ru n o found hrr way above thr conMrlLnions with another spark I inti prrfommiirr lit the third place Maine at the |.ady Patriot Christmas Invitational at I-ike Hr.mile) lltKh In front ot 151 (ans Kruno, who had point totals ol 26 and 22 tn her first two games led all siorrrs with 19 in the l.adv Kants' thrlllliiM 45-41 vic­ tory over the lardy Silver Hawks of loikr Howell "She’splayed three fine Mame% up here." lardy Kama’ hrad roach Cavil Smith said of fils I i i m I i scorlnii guard. "We don’t play trams as M°od down wlirre we're at It wus ureal for us to play In this toumamrnl because we had brltrr competition and we played brltrr because of It." Smith was more titan happy to travel all the way from Sarasola to Aliamontr Spring* to lakr part in the highly competitive tournament a* fits tram met all of their goal* and even had Krnno make thr all-tournament tram Apopka's Betty House led the all tournament srpiad a* the must valuable playrr with hrr 75 (mints for the three games Other m e m b e rs of the elite all* tournament Irani Included for Apopka Taslrta Pair, for Lakr Brantley Tracy Brandenburg. Je n n ife r Tu ffo rd . and Lori B u n co , lor O viedo Bridget Jrnrrcttr. Graneltc Kelley (Port Walton Hraehl. Jennifer Brown (Lake Howell). Sollja Bentley (A s t r o n a u t ), and K ru n o (Hlvrrvtcwl In the game to decide filth place, the lardy War Kaglrs of Titusville Astronaut look down the lardy Vikings of Port Walton Beach with a dose 42 40 Victory. Bentley n( Astronaut led .ill scorers with 14 while Serrl Lewis of the lardy Vikings scored ia thr I I years I've hern mat lung I was happy with the way u r played against Lake llnw rll because the kids never quit We had to make our own break* and we're finally winning the dose games ’ The l-tdy Sliver Hawks wer< up 35-33 with sis of Brown* tram high Hi point* lair in the fourth period, howrvrr Tanya lo-wi* fouled out with 4 23 to play and Brown followed with her filth foul at the 3 50 mark Prom then on. It was crunch time tor the Lady Hams Up 40-39, Ktvervlrw'* Cindy Hayden *auk a long three (Milnter with 55 remaining to put the Lady Kuril Irad tn lour lathe U n w e ll * Culhfdru Winston added a Io loot hank shot to put thr score nt 43-41. Howrvrr, w ith 08 left in the game. Klvervlew's Langetir CunKarr* hit two prr**urr free throw* to end any chances of the Lady Sliver Hawk* i noting Irack "Th e people hrrr al Lake Iirantley have been great,'* Smith said "Th is Is the liesl tournament I've rver been to In Apopka-------Continued from ID thr effort of thetr oilier big (day­ the lardy Hluc Darters girl Jnandrrru Baldwin, who had right [mint* und 17 rehad a 12 point lead "We got Into foul trouble early tmuml* Baldwin had five of tier und that hurt us late tn the right point* In I he second half as game." latdy Patriot head coach I he lardy lids were oulsrnrrd 16- II and were oulrelmunded Cindy Prank said. "We didn't on I he uirrnslve boards 10-1 reltound thr tioards well Even " T h e y (Apopka) converted though the rebound totals were close, they controlled the of­ their offensive rebounds into fensive boards and scored w hen (mints and wr didn't," Prank said. "I'm happy with our per they had to.” By the time Brantley's Shelley formance though. The main Sturdivant could get a hoop to Ihtng that I wauled our learn to pull the lardy Pats to within 10. get out of playing Apopka wus confidence. I wanted them to thr time had all but expired know that they could stay with Mouse, who was named tin the n u m b e r five team I n ihe tournam ent's most valuable player, even sank a three-pointer state." The lardy 'Darters user) a fast at the hu//rr to arid to her game par ed attack to lakr a 29 21 lead high in points "Belly didn't have one ol her going Into thr half and rxirudrd strongest games, hut she played It to 44-36 In the fourth period an outstanding tournament," Ireforc the Lady Patriots went on A|Hipku mentor Denise McCarty u 6-2 run to pull the game in said of her all slate guard. "Lake within four. Brantley did an oulMur.dlng job APOPKA (All Baldaln I Brown 4. They arr a very well disciplined Mo um II. Hwghla, I. Jahmon II. r « lr II team. Down the strrlrh they Total, u x > m i K E B R A N TL E Y (M l t kept mining at us. They are a TutLAlord It. Rone* II. Brandenburg t. Gitiaon real aggressive leant ." 1 Muiit ilurdi.oflt Total, It| It to Halltlmo — Apwca* If. Lota Or anile, I I The lardy Blue Darters, who Poult — Apopka It. Lota Bronlkr M Fowled were also led fry Tanhia Pair's |H owl Mull. BrondanOurg Technical, points and 11 rebounds, built an nona ) pt Tg — Routt 111 Record, - Apopka early 13-8 first period lead with ( It 01. L o tt Brontloy It II PICK 8 A S i.00 ticket can make you an instant $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 WINNER Jickpct capped & given away wwWy 13 EXCITING RACES EACH PER FO R M AN CE NMfMOpm UenmlOOpm Uon-Wfd-SM Came Sr/tiy IhnhfKLioti \,p fra*(Grown Sptcd GratePtcugts Louot Sony, must be 18. SANFORD ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB Northol Orlando. fusion I 301 Doq Track Rd .Li 831-1601 �I M H H Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — •Thursday, December 22. 1988 — 3B Rams top ’Crabs, run record to 7-0*1 Lake H ow ell tops Grenadiers, 2-0 From Ataff roporle Both of Jenkins goals, his third and forlh of the season, esme at the 20 minute mark of each half, with Miller getting credit for Ihe assists, his second and third of ihr season. ■y DAVID CORCORAN Herald corresponded! CASSELBERRY - The U k c H r.well S ilve r Hnw ka IB-31 behind Ron Jenkins' iwo goalu a n d a n o th e r e x c e lle n t goalkrrjilng performance by Dldlrr Mrnard. blanked ihe Co­ lonial Grenadiers (8-3). 2-0 Wednesday night l»efore 101 Ians at loike Howell High School D A Y TO N A BEACH — Jo h n Mura scored a pair of reemid half goals to lift Lake Mary to a 2-0 w in o v e r D a yto n a H e a c h S e a b rcczr* * S a n d rra b s on Wednesday night. T h r continued strong play of Dldlrr In goal was another key for the Silver Hawks* win. as Dldlci had five saves, and poslrd his third shutout of Ihe season, and he lowerrd hta goals j>er game average In 60 good for serond In Seminole County hrhlnd Sieve Sharp of Lake Mary "We played a good solid con­ trol game tonight." said Silver Huwks coach Bill Stevens as the Silver Hawks were able move the ball downflrld. and score both goals on breakaways. The Silver Hawks ratighl Colonial napping on a offsides (rap play at the 25 yard mark of the Grenadiers side of the flrld. with midfielder T e rry Miller setting up the uproar h shots near (hr Colonial net. and.lenkins nailing It home. Lake Howell will now gel trady for (heir first aluml game which will be held at the Silver Hawks flrld at 12 noon on December 30. The varsity will resume their season when they host lake Brantley at home on January 3 In a Seminole Athletic Conference match Seminole— "The first halt was a slugfrst," said Lake Mary coach latrry McCorkle. "Seat.rec/e gave us a bailie.** With five minutes gone In the aecond half. Moru took a j.ass from Jirn Abtioil, cut to the left, and brat a Seabreeze defender and the goalie from 12 yards out The serond goal, which came at til OO. was scored when Mora corrallrd the rrbound o( a shot by Darren Forde and put It In thr net. HKttA FSata Bf Taw Hate a— A Lake H o w ell goalkeeper D id ie r M enard a punt TO U R N EY BOXES Cwttrai r w a c Co m m Continued from IB second (wftor) as U ik r Howell was much more jiatlciit anti controlled the igfense. A Itaskrl by Reyes at the 1.57 mark cut Seminole's lead to nine. 2ft-17. but then Moore got another steal and dunk to push the lead track to I I The hall ended with Seminole in front 30- If) Moore had 11 points and Small 10 to lead Seminole and Hemps had eight to lead laikr Howell Both teams came out cold to s ta rt the t h ird p e rio d as Sem lnulr only scorrd right points and larkr Howell four In Ihe first 4 35 i f the rptarter to give Seminole a 15 point lead, 3ft 23 Small had hair ami Karl Williams ami t!ash two rarh for Seminole and Steve Johnson Ibid all four of the Silver Hawk (mints l„ikc Howell then made a 7 -O run to rut thr lead to 3M-30 with I 51) to play Johnson sa orrd on u jumper and Joeh Kuhn got a layup alter a stral la-lore Johnson tut a three point Is.ml. lor the Sliver Hawks Bui then Seminole dr elded to go Im i k inside to Moore who sci.rrd on to layii|»s to make Ihe score 42 30 alter three quart rrs Semlnulr stayed hot to open the fourth and lust period as iMskels by Small and Williams pul Seminole up 46-32 with 7.00 to play Small then scared Seminole's next sis as he j.lcked up easy luskrts off of offensive rrUium ls to give Seminole a IH ja.lnt lead 52 34 Seminole kept on applying the p r e s s u r e ami Kerry Wiggins* layup with ten W T M O B I T I C N M l Chan*** IS Fata I. 6 h w « i . 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Ram g.i.ilie Steve Sharp having to m ake s e v e n sa v e ■ T h r Seahrrrie 'keejier had to make 10 In corner kicks, taikr Mary ulso had the edge. H-3. McCorkle singled out Atitiolt. who Is coming bark from knee surgery, for his offensive and defensive play al mldflrld. and drfender Eric Ravndal lor hold tng ihr hark line together The Rams, now 7-0-1. next play Tampa Leto next Tuesday at 4 p.m at Boone High School In Ihe (Irst round of the Pizza Hut Tournam ent. Stahreeze. now 2-4-2. jilaye Btsine in Hie first round of the Pt/za Hut and could m rrt t^ikr Mary again In ihe second round. "I rxp e rtrd a halite from them." said McCorkle "'They always seem to gel up for us. "They're a got*d leant Their record belles ih r lr a b ility. They've lost to four good teams this year, so their record Is mil Indicative of how well they can play." 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Wednesday night tn a winners brarket game of the Central Florida Classic before 301 fans at Oviedo High School. In the night rap Jacksonville Raines used a second half surge to pull away from host Oviedo. 36-44. to advance to tonight's matchup with Bishop Moore at 9 pm . tear In the second quarter and put take Mary away for good. Owens opened the quarter with four quick points to up the lead to 25-16 with 7:20 to play. Lake Mary's George Gordon then hit a three pointer to trtm th lead to 25-19 before Bishop Moure went on a six point run powered by two Guemple buckets. The Hornets shot 12-15 from the line In the quarter. 29-39 for the game (74 4 percent), and built their lead tn 45-29 at the Intermission Lake Mary' attempted a com­ eback. scoring the first right points of the second half with Mitchell and Mike Merhle lead­ ing the way. Bishop Moore, though, was able to fend off the attempt and grt bark on track by bring patient and working the trail Inside Bishop Moorr will now look tn play a similar style game against Jacksonville Raines, a tram with great Irani speed and quality athletes "We'll look to play the same way we did sgaiiut Lake Mary. Hair said. "We r a n i run with them, they re much to quirk We have to be selective and take advantage of their mistakes Hopefully we ran come out and play with the some Intensity as we did tonight." Jacksonville Raines got oil in a slaw atari but finally wore down Oviedo In the second hall to claim a tough. 56-44. victory over the Lions Bishop Moorr. 6-2. used a halfcourt trap to offset Lake Mary. 4-3. and jum p out to a quick lead, one that It never gave up. Owrn Busch and John Gurmple led the Hornets with 22 p o in t s e a c h as S e a n FlK g rra ld netted 17. Those three killed the Rams all night as they constantly hit their shots. "We finally playrd with some Intensity," Bishop Moorr coach Vernon Hair said. "Th e kids were really fired up lor tonight's game I think they rraJUr they were playing flat footed the other night and wanted to go out and prove something against Lake Mary." The Hornets proved early that they came to play basketball. A fte r L a k e M a r y 's C h r i s Davidson opened the game with a short Jumper. Bishop Moonreeled off 1 1 ronsecullve points and never trailed after that. FlUgrndd opened the run with a stick back followed by two The Vikings. 5-3. led Just Busch field goals, annind a (Mir 25-17 at half before tuning their of free throws by Guem plr. level of play up a notch to Guemple. who scored 17 of his overcome a tenacious Oviedo points In the opening half, closed learn. The Lions were wlthouth the run with a three point play to Brad Bolton, a 6-4 starting up the Hornets lead to 11-2 with forward, who missed the game 4:26 tn play In the opening with an ankle Injury. quarter. The trams then traded baskets R a in e s d o m in a t e d th e before Lake Mary's Bernard backboards and wore down the Mitchell got hot at the end of the guards of Oviedo, coming up period, scoring 10 points In the with some clutch steals and llnal 1:29 of the first right conversion baskets In the third mlnutrs to bring the Hams to period to pull away from the within 21-16 Lions. The Hornets then went on a " W r 'r r beginning to show ■ y MARK BLYTHE Harold sports writer Hwaw Lake Mary’s George Gordon toes to get the handle on the ball while Bishop Moors’* John Guampta gats into tha action Bishop Moore sign* of a good hall rlub." Raines coach James Humphrey's said "We showrd patience on otlensr and played good team defense Sr n* h w w * rolled up a 4V29 haitlima lead Wednesday and cruised lo a 7763 victory over tha Rams Wr II be looking for a tough game tommorow against Bishop Moorr Th e y'rr the same utyle of tram, they 're pal lent and play good defense *o It should I*- an Interest lug malt hup " Je ffre y K oblnson led all scorers with 17 points Tunney, Pamplin power Lake Brantley past Cobras ByDCANM HTN Herald correspondent SANFORD — Lakr Brantley Jumped out to a 43-IH halftime lead behind the play ul Matt Tunney and Bo Pamplin then held oil a late romrbark attempt by Ft. Pierre Central's Cobras to win. 63-50. and break a (our game losing streak at Seminole Community College in a losers bracket game of the Central Florid* Classic Wednesday night. Tunney srorrd sevrn (xilnts us luikr Brantley jumped out to a 9-1 lead In the first three minutes of its game with Ft. fierce Alter the Cobras cut the lead to 9-6 Pamplin scored dvr straight points and the Patriots were back In the drivers scat. They led 20-8 wtlh one minute to play In the quarter and settled lor a 22-12 lead after one period Lake Brantley then really turned up the play and held Central scoreless lor the first 4:25 of the quarter and wlilamt a basket for 6 05. Meanwhile the Patriots were running off 19 points of thetr own as they got there fast break going and led 41-16. Pamplin and Tunney scored six [mints each and Trey White added four during the run Tunney had 13 first hull [mints and Pamplin had 11 lo lead l,akr Brantley But despite the huge halftime deficit Ft Pierce refused to go quietly and outscored the Pairtols 20-10 In the third quarter as Wlggtn* sowed seven and Marcrlkt Brunson and Patrick Higgins stored four each Pamplin and Tunney were the only Patriots lo score In the thtrd period as Pamplin acored six and Tunney lour In tiie first game Dunedin only led Lady Hawks nip Winter Park, 1-0 By TONY DeSORMICH Herald sports writer LAKE MARY - As the public uddres* announcer so aptly put It. the saga of the Burger King Classic continues On Wednesday, six games were played at luikr Mary High Si (m ol's Dnn T . R eynolds Stadium In the girls severer tournament, four of them in the losers bracket And it finally ends today with games at 10 it.m.. noon. 4 .6 and 8 p ro The Lake Howell Lake Stiver Hawks will I k - playing at lO u tti. for the second day In a row*, having beaten Winter Park 1-0 on Wednesday morning Valeric Higgins scorrd the game s onlygoal at 62:29 on an assist from Dana lloyrson L a k e H o w e ll w i l l p la y Melbourne's Lady Bulldogs. 6-3 winners over Seminole in Wedn r s d a y 's s r r o n d m u lc h . Melbourne spollrd Seminole a 2-0 lead, then ran up five unanwered goals Jennifer Llndumood scored Seminole's two first half goals H t f i U r M S I f Vttfci D t W o n w and Melissa Schukin.in added the Trllw 's third goal on n Heather Brann, Lake Howell's )unior goalkoopor. makes a save In penalty kick. The Melbourne Wednesday s game vs. Winter Park. Brann recorded the shutout in goals came from Julie Fleck. the Lady Silver Hawks' 1-0 victory. Chrtstl Platt |n hat trick) and Carolyn York (two goals) "Tire girls were terribly flat think they were looking uhrud. Lyman was down In its game today." said Lyman coach Laura wanting to ptav Largo. against Largo Wednesday af­ Roundtree. "The y played phe­ "It's a good rivalry- We brat ternoon Both teams werr com­ nomenally last night (In Tues­ them 1*0 last year, but they're ing off tough losses from the day's i d loss to St. Thomas). mu on our schedule ihls year. A night before I Lym an to St They played the best they ever Thomas Aquinas amt Largo pj played against the Ivest tram lol ol the girls front the two teams play oil the same elub Luke Brantley), but Largo’s Lady they've ever played T h e C le a r w a te r C e n tr a l team the rest of the year." Packers were able to come (»at k stronger, healing the Lady Catholle Crusaders advance to For Coach Paul Webster's today's game after [Misting a 4 0 Lady Do Im at*. Wednesday's loss Greyhounds 4-2. Tracy Shrr gave Lyman the w in o ve r the G a in e s v ille and today's game with Lyman Is earlv 1-0 lead but Chrtstl Smith Buchholx La dy Bobcats on a pari ol their ongoing rdueas< ored three consecutive goals n> Wednesday. Hucnholr. goes on to ttonal experience. give the Packers a 31 lead play Lyman. "It wus Just like |l was Iasi Jill Subol. Cathy Glldea and midway through the second hall. Anne Brewer scored (or Lyman Jruly Pul IIrk had goals for CCC night (against Lake M ary)." Webster said "W c playrd well, to cut the lead to 3-2. only to see In the will. "It was n llttlr sloppy." said then w rit let tip and give up a Smith score her fourth goal to CCC co-roach George Salmi. "I couple of goals [rut the game away. 56 47 utter three penod* us the Hols at* hung close to Hie Fukon* hrh’itd Cory Chandler and llervy Owens But In the frnjrlh period Dunedin got It* offense working and rang up 30 point* to Wyttiorr's 17 Tulurtrllo had sevrn and Frrsb and O'Neal Larkin six each In the fourth quarter Dunedin also ttiadr 12 of 16 free throws In (hr period In atldlllou to Tufarlrllo and Fresh the only other Falcon tn double figures was .Jor camtto with 10 Chandler was the only Wymote player In double figure* and ended the game with 20 O V IE D O - Rich Hnltgrrfr acored a career high 17 |>olntx to Irad the Lyman Greyhounds over South !)u<)r. 74-65. In u second round gu m r of the Central Florida Classic belotr 101 Ians at Oviedo High School In the others losers bracket g a m e It w as IIr o o k s v t ile Hernando upsetting Cocoa, 63-59. behind Jason Sartor s 22 point* H o llg rrlr was iiltslnppahlr from thr (1<K>r u* he missed just one shot on the night, u shut tn w h lr h he was fouled on Holtgrefe also dominated the harklxtunl* for the Greyhounds and allowed firm In get their ninoing attack going Hnltgrrfr. a 6 7 sen tor renter, finished with 11 rebounds (our steals, three assists while Mocking two shots to Irad hts tram Lyman 3-4. plaint three otlier player* hi rtmihlr digits hrstdrt Hollgrrlr with J .J . Mill rr. Mlkr Hardin and James Flint scoring 11 point* each with Todd Patlrrson Hupping right D o n a ld llr u o k s led 1 h • liucanrers. 2 6 . with a game high IN points as teammate Comitr Moorr added |ti wtlh Cal Burdick u i k ! .kihnnv llangslon each adding nine Lyman could never shake the sm aller South Dade squad though, as thr Hut unerr* used thetr qulekites* to hang tough Tile <ire>hounds though got thetr running gome In the *n unit half with Miller and Flint leading the way The Greyhound* |umprd lo a quick trail and held a 3H-33 advantage at tlir hall and went on a Atirgr in the llnal mlnutr* ol thr game lo bt( ak tt i>|»en Lym an* quickness and l*m u ) strength finally overcame the [arsky B»< alterrs who drop|ird another lough decision Lyman will now return to ac tion at 6 tonight against Sale! Iltr llraeh. a 64 62 loser lo Evans High School at Seminole Com munily Col lege In the opening game Sartor led llriMiksvtlfe |M*t a quick Cornu team Sartor finished 14 n taHimls. five acrust* (our steals and a pair of Noc ked shots to Ira d th r Leopards C a rlos Tlmmcm* .utdrcl 11 |H>inl* as Marlon Jones nett ret ID Hrnoksvllh 3 4 led thr rnlllr game and hull! a 14 [ailni h ud In thr (ourth period tw-forr holding oil a tally by die Tigers C ocoa. 3-3. was led by point guard Jesse ((mbits who suited 22 pninls, handed out nine A S S lS lS Brantley-----Continued from IB entire hall with Beth Schaefer and Karen Kopp leading the charge, the lakdy Patriots lound their way Inside tire goal with 18 02 left In the o|ietilng 40 minutes Dawn Douglas sent a bull Into orbit and It landed It) yards from the goal where Mt Master got a head on It and It was kniK ked out by St. Thomas keeper Jennifer Pudsey. Brtli Si barter corralled the rebound and sent a shot toward the goal and the only thing that could slop It (rout going In weir the hands of St Thomas defender Jennifer Wo)ctk The hand (tall violation not only got WuJclk a yellow card, but gave Lake BrantIry a |tenuity kic k Kopp drilled the PK past Pudsey to give the Lady Putrtots a 1-0 lead For most of the half, St. 1'humus could not crack the solid defensive wall [nit up by Brantley with Cindy Becker. Lisa Rock. Eva Snyder and Joyce Tiillls applying the defensive shac kle* The Lady Raiders' best chance to score ram r on an Indirect kick from right yards out with 2 05 left In the hall With the enl|rr Luke Brantley team lining It* goal mouth. Tania Shrrrmela's shut was way wide and Brantley's 10 lead held up at the half. Lakr Brantley had a good shot at adding to Hie lead less than three mlnutrs Into the second half when MeMastrr made a brilliant run down the right wing, brat llirrr defenders and had a one on one with Pudsey. Pudsey, though, came up with her best play of the night us she cleared the hall oil Me Master’s font to slop the liiie.it St. Thomas tin n went on thr i ounlrtall.ii k and came up with thr tying goal at the 36 10 mark laiurie Uustal gut free Inside the penalty area and Teresa Lois served her the hall Uustal I (ten blasted s ot inside the fur post to make the srorr 1 •I . Any hopes of a momentum switch In St Thomas' favor were quickly dashed .is L,ik< Brantley [mt on a furious oflrnslvr surgr In the next 10 minutes With Tara Hurtling. Star! Fox and M eM astrr leading the way. Hruntlry continually heal thr St. Thom as d d rn v - and created excellent opportunities. The lately Putrtots snapped thr tic with 25 47 remaining when Kopp plrked up u hull St Thomas wan liv in g to clear made some nice moves in Irallii and dished oil in Mi Master who again had a one on one with Pudary. This lime. "Mat kle hurtrd It III th r Imc k ol Ih r net and Hruntlry had a 2 -1 lead ’ W r Just kepi pushing until got whul w r wanted. Me Master said ‘ It took a great ham effort to win tonight Now we re going to come back tmnm row and give It our liesi shot ** W C- Kopp nearly made it 3 I with 4 50 remaining when si»- hit a hullel that bounced off ih r crossbar SI Thomas Ihen made It* last ditch ellnrt to tie in the last m Imile and had the lull I In •coring position when Becker made ihr clim bing clear with ID seconds remain ing "We really wanted to grt bark into the finals." Kopp, who was« key player cm last year's chain plonshlp team, said "A lol ol p -jp lr didn't think we'd get Ih rrr Ihls year And we wanted to show them that Hruntlry Is still a very goml team." Team Is the key word there One more of (I kisc “awesome" team performance* and the Burger King may belong lo Ihe Lady Patriot* oik c again Rams Continued from IB leading scorer In Seminole or Orange County. The marking duties werr shared by Jamie Dnmbchlk. A m y Alex­ ander and Ruhr. "W e marked her closely and Irlrd Io keep hrr out of her gallic." explained Lakr Mary coach Bill Elssele. "W e tried lo keep her from turning Itec-ause she plays so well with her lurk to the goal.” And the more Lake Mary bottled up Bishop Moore, the more Bishop Moore's frustration grew until the Imcly Hornets were forcing the action and trying lo do things Ineonstslent with their usual style ul attack, "L a k e Mary Is very eon trolled," said iki singer. "Their experience factor Is high We're si ill In the learning process of playing in prrwmrr situations It's easy executing In u game of lower calibre. Wc made two mistakes and a good team tt ok advantage of them. "These people urr thr No. I team In the stair They werr ready for us." Those fans piying attention know tliut Lake Mary was pre­ paring for Just sot'li an occasion til Its 9 0 blowouts against West Orange and Galnesvlll Burhhol/ earlier In ihe tournam ent Working on playing the hall back to Scott and building pa­ tiently front the back paid off against the Ludy Hornets, "We- talked about It at the hall," said Elssele. "W r wantrd lo use our skills to work against thrlr tennrlly. Instead of getting euught up in their game, wr werr going to play our game. "We did that fairly well. Whul I am unhappy with l* the way we finished." Still, with Scott making the big play, on- goal was all Ihe Rams needed �Santord Herald. San lord Florida — Thursday. Decomber 22. 1968 - S B People Drinking at parties tempered Narcotics Anonymous to meet Narcotics Anonymous meet* Friday at 1 1 p m al the House ofGoodwlll.3l7 0ak Ave.. Sanford AA groups schedule meetings Area Alcoholics Anonymous group* meeting Friday Inrludr Altamonte Springe; • Nrw Life Group, noon. 8 p m . open discussion. 442 S North l.ik r lilvd . Suite 10Hi Casselberry: • f'le.iti Air Group noon, alrohollra only, non-amokers only. Itelni* Club. 130 Normandy • G<mm] Morning Group. 10 a m H p m . ojwn dlecueelon. Itrtm* Club. 130 Normandy • Happy Hour Group. 5:30 p m . open discussion. Helm* Club. I :M> Normandy • RrlMi* Group. 0 30 a m . open dlw iisslon noon alcoholic* only; ReboeChib. 130 Normandy, • Young People Group. H p rt».. alcoholics only, non amokrra only. KeboaClub. 130 Normandy. • Hi U Ala not i . H p m . Helms Club. 130 Normandy Lake Mary: • Sand IVrnd Group. 8 p m o|ten dln uMiuii. non smoker* only. 10117 Sind Hoad • i are Unit Al Anon. 8 p m beginners inerting. 1007 Sand Pond Hoad Longwood: • I .on gwood Group h p m alrohollra only, non smoker* only. Moravian Churrh I SO l W State Hoad 434 al Prrsxvlew • Survivor* Group, noon.open dl*< u»*inn. 3101 Dane l-ane • latngwuod Al Anon H p m . Moravian Churrh. ISOl VY State Hoad 434 al PrcfSVlew Sanford: • Sanford Group noon and 3 30 p m . open discussion. H p m .tipen »lep meeting: 1201 W First St • Sot*er Won Group, noon and S 30 p m . often discussion, H p m . akohollrs only; Sahara Club (old driver * license o(flrr| 2587 S Sanford Ave • 24 HourGrnu|>. ft p m open di*rus*lnn.House of Goodwill. Fourth Street and Oak Avenue Weklva: • Wrklva Group 8 p m . alcoholic* only W’rklva Prr *bytrrtan. Stale Hoad 434 and Wrklva Spring* Hoad Teen support group to meet Famlhr* Together Tern Support Group meet* from II a m to I p in rvrry Saturday at Suite 200 Sweetwater Square. 1100 Fos Valley Drive loll Wrklva Hoad!, laingwood Call 774-3844 for further information NarAnon to offer help Nat Anon, a veil help group for relative* and friend* nf addict*, meet* at H p m Saturday HI Wr*t Uikr Hospital. Stair HiMd 434. latugwtaMl For more lidonnallon. call MOO tkU>4 Alanon members to congregate Alanon will meei at 8 p m Sunday al Chn»t Cnitrd Mrih<Mh*i Church, at County H«*ad 427 and Tucker Drive. Sanford. Overeaters to weigh in Overrater* Anonymous meet* at 7 30 p in each Sunday at the ( .uMcIbrrTy Senior Center, 200 Triplet Lake Drive. Cawwlhrrry Dancers to swing their partners S«pi.iir duiii ing lor couple* and *inglr* l* held each Sunday ai t .Ml p m at the ( aMelherry Senior C’entrr. 200 Triplet Uikr Drive Casselberry ( all 7117- M i l or the center at 831-3551. ext 2311. lor more Inlormation Poets to talk verse Fir*t Florida Port* inert at IO a m every Monday In the fellowship hall of United Methodist Church. Orange City. Interested poet* are welcome. For more Information, call 775-8909 or 374-581 ill Clogging groups have class I hr Old Hickory Sloui|)rr* clogging group hold* classes 7-9 p m earli Monday nt the Knight* of Columhu* Hall on S I’.nk Av rime. Sanford. For more Information, call 349 11529 Dixieland dogger* clogging group hold* rla**e* 7-9 p m rach Monday 7-9 p in. al Ihr latkr Mary Fire DefiartinrnI at Fli*t Sliret am) Wilbur Avenue, Uike Mary. For more Inlormation, call 3 2 1-5267 Sanford Rotarians to meet Hotary Club al Sanlord m rrls every Monday al noon, at the Sanford Civic Center. VFW, Auxiliary to gather Vetrransof Foreign War* and the Hitlirs Auxiliary ol Sanford Post II) 108 meet the fourth Monday al 7 30 p m at I heir jhwI home 11hr log cabin on Seminole Boulevard). Help for gamblers offered Gambler* Anonymous and Gam-Anon for family and friend*, meet separately Monday and Friday tnon-Mtiokrni) at 7 30 p in.. Churc h of ihr Good Shepherd. 331 Hike Ave.. Maitland For more Information, call 236-9206 TOPS chapter to meet about eating A TOPS chapter meet* each Monday ut 8:30 a m. at 420 Oak St.. Osteen. For more Information, call Shirley at 323-5445. Panic Attack group to meet Agnraphohlu/Panle Attack Support Group meets each Tuesday at H p in at West laikr Hospital. 589 W. State Road 434. Longwood. The *up|>ort group Is lor those who are afraid In go nut ol i heir house and tie active In public. Casselberry Kiwanis to rise Klwailla Club of Casselberry meet* at 7:30 a m every Tuesday at Village Inn. U.S. Highway 17-92 and Dogtrack Hoad. lamgwiHxl For more Information, call 831-8545. Toastmasters to speak up Daybreakers Toast mailer* meets al 7:15 a m Tuesday at Christo's Restaurant on First Street. Sanford. Guests are welcome. Toastmasters International Club 6581 meets each Tuesday 7:30 p m ul Seminole Community College. Room S-200 For more information, cull 695-3906. II you know ol upcoming activities you'd like announced In the //era/c/'s Calendar, send ihr appropriate Information— event, time, date, place, cost, contact person und phone number— to Calendar. Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, FI. 32771 or call 322-2611. By BRIAN HEDBERQ Herald People editor Just a* the threat of AIDS ha* put a damper on sexual pro mlsculty In America, alcoholrrlaled fatalities and accidents have helped wake up the country to the effects of partying and driving, said a sjxikrxunin for Mothers Against Drunk Driving ‘'More people are conscious when going lo a party or hosting a party of Idling Ininxlralrd people drive home.** said Itdh iir ld g r s , p re s id e n t nt the Seminole County chapter nf MADD *'l think people tend not to drink *i much If they know they'll be driving." she said. "I think that * lircausr the laws have become stricter again*! drunk driving '* Media cam paign* again*) drunk driving also have hrlprd instill a runservallve attitude inward alcoholic consumption Itefore driving, liridge* said “ People are afraid. ' she said "The y don l want to end up in a wheel) bait for the rest of their lives or hurl someone else because ol their own stupid choice." she said Altbnugh parties continue ihroughoul Ihr holiday season, ihr crtilc.il time lor drinking driving begin* Christina* Day and continue* lo New- Year's Day, Urtdgrs said Of Seminole County's 27 traf tic fataitlles In 1987. 51 |>errrnl w rrr alcoholic-related, according lo the 1987 Hurl)la Traffic Ac i idrnt Forts honk In Bridges cannons again*! 1)4 lowing ilose Ix huul drivers who do not maintain a straight path, whether at day or night With the drunk driver's judgment tmpairrd. hr overreacts to sllmu I) and might stop where hr |* lor a slop light 1,000 ieet away. Bridges wild She added that one should never attempt to pass a swerving driver One mince nl alcohol will leave the system In an hour, provided that one doe* not consume any more. Bridge* said She wild party planners should consider this when serving alcoholic drink* to gursis and not let their guests have more lo drink than their system can dispose of Itrlore the |Mflv end* Mock alcoholic drink*, mineral waters, hot elder and soil diink* are good alternative* to alcohol at parties. Th e American Automobile Association give* Ihr billowing non-alcoholic rrclpe lor eggnog NON-NOG EGGNOG 2 rgg*. srjiaratrd ip sugar iespoon vanilla extract 2 ps chilled mt!k li iji waler whipped cream 1 N l»r g !U egg white* at high *|>rrd In nftrr until soft (>eak* form Grac illy Ik-.i I In sugar until sllf peal form In large howl, heal *gg nlks until lemon-colored Gr.n ially Iteal In vanilla, milk and sairr Stir In rgg w Inu­ mix re and whljijied cream Mix ell Serve with a sprinkle of nul rg over rarh cup Make* 12 1I srrvtg* If it* should in ak r sure ihrtr in i) sal hem I lie i salt ated guest* get hnrtir either by d rivin g them calling a cab or letllrig slay ove rn ight. Bridges PI nning the party T r drinking and driving ol jk.ir guesis may lie the easiest ron rn of the host But plann­ ing lie party tails fur otganl/jllor i rrativlty and work F a pariv that guesis will eon illmeni long after It's over, one ihnuld plan every detail— nut ier of guesis, decorations, me: i and olher Irutures— a* lar In tlvance a* jx»*xihlr say* Fav Miller Morgan, senior meet­ ing >Unnrr for R J Reynold* Tol i co Co *' re-planning Is the key to glv g a party ol any kind." she viv lie organized and make list I Und that list* give the host con ol over any event, targe or s in I ." C plri sliii equ rr thr guest list Is cumd. Morgan says, the jilaurter Id tie realistic almtil apace, »nient and budget *' you 'd like to have a »ltitov i meal and table iqiacr I* Hill rd It 's line tn set up smaller tab s. a* long a* Ihe arrange meg tsrurnlnrtahle " l! ihe sl/r of th r guest list maa is a s it-d o w n m eal I m pra ileal. Morgan favors an “op -| house." which allow* lies kilty and encourages guests lo g to qualnted ami mingle II ((lav decorations can he use!xi set the party theme, says Moffin. who vlewa decorating as iSuitler ol jirrsimal taste and r rr ilv ity . Ornaments, bows, bole jilrie branches and mtstlcto ri-fro m the forest or a florc— set a lesllve iiumhI S >ii t It c r n C o m f o r t reel iitnrnds helping to tiieak thr social Ice for guesis by itia mg early Introducilons llul i stvle parties are liest. all)i tug guest lo mingle, as well as r lose exactly what they like Celebrating safely The following tips help ensure happy holidays for both the host and guest of seasonal parlies The Heel: Before the party. suggest that guests use the “ Designated Drrver" plan, In which one party goer In a group retrains irom dunking, and assumes responsibility for driving others safely home An easy way to inform guests of the Idea is lo mention if on invitations ( Offer non alcoholic dunks as well as alcoholic ones Do not force drinks on guests or constantly refill glasses Respect guests' freedom of choice end ask If they want alcohol before you pour I Serve plenty of food. Dunking on an empty stomach results In alcohol being absorbed Into the bloodstream at a dangerously high rale Try high protein snacks like nuts, meat and cheese, that slow alcohol absorplion even further. ( Stop serving alcohol about an hour before the party is due loend I Watch your guesis Responsible hosls take care ol their guests, so make sure they have a safe way home or allow them to stay the night The Oueat: It you feel you're nearing your drinking limit, pass up rounds or switch to nonalcoholic drinks You won't offend your host by failing to become Intoxicated Be aware that alcohol affects your judgment It you know you've had a lot to drink, yet still “ feel you can make It home," the alcohol may be Impairing your Judgment The only euro for excessive alcohol consumption is time Black coffee, cold showers or fresh air will not make a person sober. They may make a person less sleepy, but It you've drunk too much, you'lt still lack the judgment, coordination and reaction lime needod lime needed lor driving. I Be honest with yourself Don't drive It you've exceeded your limit. k u n T)wC*sir*l Florid* VaWtr Council S w itc h to io n -a lco h o lic party drinks D E A R R E A D E R S : End-of-thr-yrar parlies don't have lo end In an alcoholic hare The following art- a variety ol festive beverage* that will please without muddling And best nl all, they can lie served to the entire family. ROSY BLUSH F R U IT PUNCH Blend 2 quarts u n sw rrlru td pineapple Juice. 2 quarts apple juice. 3 cup* orange Juice. I cup lemon Juice. 2 quart* sellzrr water and 1A cup grenadine. Chill thoroughly lie lore serving Make., iippiuxtiiialrly 57 halfcuj) serving* la party's worth). C R A N B E R R Y F IZ Z S tir logether 4* cup cranlwrry Juice cocktail and ■« cup jilaln aclUrr water. Serve over Ice Makes one drink. TROPICAL COOLER Blend In a blender unlit smooth •* cup unsweetened pineapple Juice. l« cup orange Juice. Vi cup canIu Ioiijk - chunks, and 3 Ice cubes, b roken nr c ru s h e d . Serve garnished w ith Iresh m ini leaves Makes one drink. ST RAWBERRY A PPLE SLUSH: Blend together I cup frozen strawberries, ly cup apple Juice and 3 Ice cube* until smooth ami Ice I* completely melted. Garnish drink with a whole strawberry slipped over the rim of Ihr glass. Makes one <li ink H O T SPICED CIDER Mix In a large pot 2 quarts apple elder, one 3-Inch slick cinnamon bark, I teaxjioon whole cloves. I IrasjxMin whole allspice berrlrs and I trasjmon whole cardamom pod*, lightly crushed. Heat Just lo Ihe lioiling jKiInt. Reduce heat and simmer genlly 10 In 15 minutes, Serve hut In mugs, garnished with orange slice* Makes seven drinks D E A R P O LLY: Often a de­ ssert redjie with coffee flavoring w ill call for In slu n i coffee p o w d e r. C a n f rc c z c -d r le d crystals Ik *used In such recipes? KAREN HOMEMAKINO P O LLY FISH ER IE AH K A R E N : Freeze dried cull I crystals should Ik- line, hut they should lx- crushed milks the coffee Is dlsvilved In llqi il hr line blending with tin dry ingredients However. II a culls for Insluni espresso rrr |M)V )er. do try to use espresso HIM id of ordinary Instant or frr -dried coffer The espresso pouter lias a richer flavor anil dur if color that may Ik- Im jior mt lo ultulnlng the full Ilav lof some recipes. POLLY K tCIPE O F THE W EEK: llol My panic* gel a sjilrited lift wit this zrsty rum-flavored cht *e spread B ml logether thoroughly 2 cuj shredded Cheddar cheese. I c ji crumbled blue cheese. '« |Mti id softened butter. 1/3 euji ilgli rum and V* teaspoon Woreslershlre sauce. Puck Into a •tick or bowl. Cover. Chill s c v ra l hours. S e rve w ith era -.trs or vegetable dljipers Ma rs2 cups DEAR P O L L Y : My family dor n't much care for regular |kii ake syrup Do you have any rec >es for other pancake topjiln * that are more Interesting*/ CAROLE C CAR C A R O LE : You can pul Jus alKiut anything on lop of a par ake! How about peanut imii-r ami Jelly, applesauce, stc i d fnill. sour cream, yogurt (pit ii or fruit-flavored). Jam or ma itialade. sliced fresh fruit, ma vhmallow Hoff (!). hot lodge sauce |!!l. Ice cream |t!!|. honey, ortnilt syrup*? And then I here's creamed veg­ etables. chicken a la king, chiii. cheese sauce, taco fixings or bacon, tomato ami chcddar. And If It's ordinary grocery* store jiatu.ikr svrup that turns your lamlly off. try giving them genuine 100 percent jiurc maple syrup. There's no comparison: l he real stuff Is delicious! Finally, here's a stmjile top­ ping that's really luscious: Just blend Mr cup butter and lv cup honey In a small Im>w 1. Serve IliK honey butter on lopot jrancukcs, waffles or French toast— and stand back (or the compliments! Ihr door seal (In which case it proUihly won't o|>crntr anyway). Krcji thr oven Itself and the area where the dixir doses clean. Ami If you have any problems with Ihe oven’s operation, call a qualuled repairman. As for the flavor ol food. Il doesn't change liecause of lire microwave cooking method any more Ilian It changes with any olher method. In fact, stnrr microwaves rook so quickly, many I i n m I s retain a fresher, more deliciously natural flavor when microwaved as oj>|>o*cd to more prolonged or water-soaked cooking methods. I do recommend you check in your library or bookstore for a D E A R P O L L Y : I've saved g(NKl microwave nxikhook m mvsclf lots of frustration with order to gel the most out of your this Idea. We lioughl a tinge roll oven. Tw o of my favorites arc ol plain white |>a|K-r table cov­ " M ic ro w a v e G o u rm e t'* by ering for $13. Ever since, we Barbara Kalka 11987. Morrow) have used It as gill-wrap as well. and "M a s te rin g M icrowave Tfds certainly bruts trying to ( ’(Miking" by Marcia Cone and buy enough of one kind of wruji Thelma Snyder (1986. Slmoil for the larger gills Add a classy und S c h u s te r). A lso , read rihlxin or how for the finishing thoroughly and use your own touch. oven’s ojH'ruilons manual and Use a large mixing bowl lo couktiook. It will Ik- an Invalua­ wash dishes In when there aren't ble source of information nut enough dishes for a sink full of only on how to use anil maintain water. Sri the I m i w I In the sink your oven safely, hoi also how to E E . do tuisle rooking In the oven. D E A R POLLY: I am utxml lo take u big step anil iiuri'tiasc a microwave oven I am still very* ajiprrhcnslve ulmut the safety ol Its use. Can you Iell me thr latest findings oil this matter? Also, h o w m u r h d oes u s in g a mlerowuvr oven affect the flavor of food? JU D Y D E A R J U D Y : Mlcrowave oveils are generally recognized to In- quite safe, as long us you ojienile your oven according to ihe manufacturer's directions D o n ’ t u s e m cI a I or non-mlcn>wavc*riafc utensils or dishes In Ihe oven. Don’t operate the oven when It is empty. Don't allow anything to In - caught In (Polly Fithor will send a Polly Dollar (St) to anyone whose pointer, peeve or problem la used In her column. Write lo Polly's Pointers. In care ol Newspaper Enterprise Associa­ tion, 200 Park Ave., New York, NY 10166.) C la r if ic a t io n Due to a production t-rror. T u e s d a y 's P eople s e c tio n published n photo of young fialli-t dancer lailertea Uulnu u n d e r a c a p tio n a b o u t u museum exhibit, amt a jihoto of china dolls under a eajitlcn about a Christmas program at Goldsboro Elementary School. �Viif ■rttii iirfTTi* ii Trfi^ h*r^ixiAt H I H I In ACROSS 1 5 8 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Answer to Previous Puzzle 56 Part of a plant College group Landing boat Neck part Long times Sweet potato Loch___ monster Breakfast food Firearm owners' gp. Epochs Dolores___ Rio Chopping DOWN 1 Requires 2 Valid 3 Fisherman 4 Horse relative 5 Wildcat 6 Indian garment 7 Government agent 8 Compass point 9 Antenna 10 Old Testament book 11 SSS 21 ______de France 19 Something that 22 Fishhook changes connector 20 Least 24 Paper experienced measures 23 Affectionate 26 Walks 25 Fish trap 28 Boat parts 4 t 2 3 29 Victory symbol 12 30 Snakelike fish 31 Author___ 15 Levin 32 Econ indicator 18 33 Corny 22 23 35 Korean city 38 Pretend 39 Leather strip 41 Part of corn plant 42 Small anvil 46 Wildebeest 38 47 Monkshood 49 Caustic 41 substance " - 'i i 4? 48 i 50 Paraphernalia 51 Vex 51 52 Guardian spirit 54 53 Against 54 River in Hades 55 Compass point oors 27 Fur bearing ani­ mal 28 Barrels 33 Scat (2 wds ) 34 Lightly 36 Pressing 37 Woolly 38 Dreads 40 Jewish festival 43 Additions to houses 44 Young hawk 45 Dried up 4 8 G ca Jw . 50 Heating material ■ ::l J 11 (C)t'JHH by M A, Inc WIN A T BRIDGE By James Ja c o b y The old adage •'right ever, nine never" trier* m Ihe correct jrrrcentage play when you are missing only a <|ueen and have either eight card* or nine in live Mill In live ennihinrd hand* II you follow Ihe ada|(e blindly, you always finesse against ihe queen with eight i aid* and never lake Ihe finesse w ith nine Thai would tie fine if Ihe Katne were played in a vacuum, imt we all know Ilial bridge lake* place In Ihe tree atmosphere m i declarer should <orinldcr distribution and let U>|(t< ovrrrule the adai(e when appropriate South got to lour hearts alter W e st h a d o p e n e d th r e e diamonds The jack ol *|>adr* held the llrsl irk k. and a serond \|>ade was played East tried to cash a third *|>ude. bul dei larer rulfrd with the nine o( heart* lie played a heart to Ihe king and. on lire Ivasts ol West hold lot; length In diamond* wa* in< lined to llliesM- against East lor Ihe queen ol Irurnjis lint lor more assurance, he llrsl plaved ore ol diamond* and u i m i i I h r diamond West won tire III and played lin­ king. lulled hv declarer a* East shed dull* Now South plaved to dummy's rluh king and i ante hock with a heart, since there was now stronger evidence that Ihe llnessr was right llv till* lime West had shown up with three spades, one heurl. seven diamond* and one rluh II he were lelt with the heart queen, he would have a singleton rluh. so why didn't lie lead It Initially? Her later. or should we ■all him Sherlock Holmes, tliertlore pul III the jack ol lieart* and made the contract IC II0 8 B . N E W S P A P E R TEHPKISE ASSN I BY Leonard Sfcrr AN NIE -M.vvA.yjs tTS.fiR /Tnf 5 wAX&uc<S/ PtXiCl CMKD Ml.' ' rw r ig h t through -AVfOUR... }------- iff OKAY, m PAY W j 60 Y V HOURS O’ KfNNtL I O IA N in ' AN? POG exeRClft.N’ FOR M '6 TR£AT*f*T, N/T rTlL have T i l 5 ?RfA? OUT-' I f • w x M f i/ w m M y unow occx * ten mi u ♦ k 7« *KM M ♦ KM? ru it ♦ j its ♦i ♦ vgitj * y n HJMII11 •g ♦J»l V ♦il MM TM •M V A J •• I • AT •auw Vulnerable North South Dealer West hot 1• Psw I'JU N u ll Pan t» Katl Paw Psw hasth 14 Psw Opening lead 4 J KN by Berke Breathed BLOOM C O U N T Y m x/ *r* my or ¥ NONTII * IU M B L E W E E D S by T.K . Ryan O U R W H A T J ? \f YOU THllVK AVI fiOfWUA... i �Sanlord Mvtaltj, Sanfcxd, Flood* — Tfuiraday, Dwvmtmi 22, *9M — 7® Low immunity sets off staph bacteria Sport, signing, art taught in classes at SCC D E A R D R . O O T T s W hal rausr* stapli Infrclton? Can II lx- foul? D E A R R E A D E R t M any micro bra have Ihr ability In cuum ' dlsraxr. One turli group, lbe Rtaphyiococd, i* particularly common; Staph harirrm are ituiin.il Inhahltxni* ■>! Ihr unsr aml skin ol brallliy Individuals U n d rr certain circumstance*, when a person’* Inuniinlly is Inwrrrd. staph will rausr Infer Uon. T y p ic a lly , this infection is assneluled w ith abscesses pimples and Ihii Is However, staph can rauxr fiwxt (mlxonttlg (nausea, vomlilng and diarrheal, pneum onia. Ix»n«- inflammation, blood stream Infection and so forth Post-opr rallve wound in* fret ton is a [tartk olarly dreaded mmphrallnn ol surgery Stapli spread In the blisnlstream ran noise altsirsses in any |uit of •m* t » w iw M ost s ta p h In f e c t io n s . rs|x-< tally on lire skin, heal with sim ple treatm ent, sorb as m rubbing with soap or Ihr use of lw>t |M* ks (to cause tfrr Nil Is in "point" and dialn). More deep sealed Infections need anllhkilles Tills ian l>r a prolileot herause many strains of stapli are resistant in (K-nk'lllln a n d o th e r c o m m o n a n t i ­ microbial*. the bacteria de­ activate xullhtofic* by rvireitng a substance <.ilk d jx-nk lltln.ixe T h e r r f o r e , p e n ic illin a s e resistant «lrui{s have to lie used, these Include meihktllln, rial e tllln . cephalosporins, genlainycin and othrr* Internal slapti attscesaes may have lo tie suiglt altv (li.lined The major n rrp H w i to the a!wive i harai tn ls lk s is iiixic shock syndrome, a type id tdiKKlstrram slapti Infn tkin that Is associated with lilt’ll lever, vomlilng. diarrfira. skin raslirs. dele Mum ami slaw k It Is often caused by tfie tmpro|irr use ol m m sinial laiiqiom pjrlk ularlv M EDICINE PETER g o t t . m .d . L e is u r e | )rii| (ra m i at Seminole Com m unity Cot* Irke announces that the (ollowlnk classes will brkln durtuk the week of Jan. 2, 1989 Sign Language |j — tie* sinned to build sign vocabu­ lary. fluency and reverse skills, this class requires a goo d s ig n in g a b ility . Thursdays. Jan 5 to March In frequent changing of lam(Mins Certain patients with drltrlent immunity — stiefi as ncwtxmi iMblrs. Intravenous drug users ami people with chronic disease* — have lo In- es|irrlally careful of slaph Inin lions and musl re rrive (irompl and appropriate Irtt'.m rnl ll Inlet lions apiiear. H ow ever, for musl people, serious staphylococcal Infretlons are rarely a noteworthy problem DEAR DR. G O T T : I in female agi I " Atkiiil a year ago I experienced terrible |>ain In m v U g* feet, arms and bands Mv bands became swollen and turned black, and the ups of the linkers breamr ulcerated The doctor said I tiad Haynituri* syn d ro m e and pul nit on 1 .ildl/em I'm wondritrig If It's 'iisic sI mw k DEAR R EA D ER : 1! you had fever, headache, nausea, dtar rln-a. kidney fallurr and liver malfunction, you may have had tosle shock syndrome This Is a type of staphylococcal Infrrtkm that typically incurs In wiaitrn whti Im p ro p e rly use h lg h atisnrlx-ncy l.im|mhs On the oilier hand, your symptoms could have resulted from an unusual lorm of acute luflammailou ol the arteries, causing .ipen.il spasm and a danker oils iire o la to ry d is ­ turbance M.iyit.md s syndrome is characterized by s|wiradic .if lacks d arterial s|iasm Iradluit 1(1 luierrupiiou ol lilood flow to linkers and toes ICIIHH8 NEWSPAPER F.N TKRPRISK ASSN .IO. from 7-9 p in. 93/prnvon. Oil and A crylic Painting — Ilasie to advanced lechnlqurs tn acrylic painting are taught, comentrilling on use of color, com (wist tton and pers|M*cHvr as applied lo (Miriratl. figure, still life and landscape (Minting. Students m ust lu rn ls h the ir own supplies and should bring their supplies to the first class meeting. A supply Is available from the Leisure programs office Friday*. Jan b-2"7. fliiin IL K ) a m to 12 ;W> (i m $25/p> naiii Golf 11 this class is designed for the development ol golfs most tnuunou shots such as polling, chipping and sand shots; the middle iron*, und Ihr long irons and wim m I s ll will allow the stu­ dent to practice and analyze each type shot Students should bring the 4. (i. and 9 Irons to (tie first class meet­ ing Saturdays, Jan 7 lo Frb. 2 3 ,9 -11 a m Sd.Vjx-rson For more Informal Ion or lo •mull iail f.iv < Brake at 33:i I 4SO. r st »ael m w ■ W 'f .jm I ocrattr and treat everyone equally. However, Imlay you mtgbi play favorites and ibis will not go u n n u llr r d by tw o srosillvr li lends A R IES iMaii b 21 April D u ll. 1 urrful Iih I.iv that m u ik* not discuss smsitlve lamlly mailers with a prriMiu w Ivi has dlllkulty keeptiif. setrels (bis individual mav broadcast lo others a dt* tmtrd version o( w hat you say TA U R U S |April 20-May 2«»l Any crltleal (udgmenls you make Imlay slmuld mil lie tvasrd upon wisblul Ihm klng You might 1 boos, to Ignore Ibr (acts, bul tfiey won I Igimir you. G E M IN I lM.iv 21 June 201 I Ills Is nol a gf■ kI day In juggle your finances around lo whe.r you u*c funds earmarked for raaentlals lot somrtliing rather Irivolou* Adhere lo your hudgrl CANCER (J uim- 21 Ju ly 221 Disagreement* brlw rrn you and your mate should lie workrd out pttviiirly today and not In (rnnt ot othris If you involve It lends nr relatives it wilt only add to tin- discord LEO (July 2 1 Aug 221 II there D EA R A B B Y : I read with Interest the letter from the woman who was emltarrassed A D V IC E because of her husband's de­ tailed report of Ills physical aliments whrn someone grcrlrd him with. "Mow are you?" Some years ago 1 read about a A B IG A IL lady whudldn'l want In lie about VAN BU REN her 1otidllluii. so when someone asked her In passing. ‘ How are you?" she replied. “ I’m heller Ilian I was, hul not quite so good It operation* scare you as I was before I got worse " Don't analyze und spell 'em I thought the <nmmrtil was so And when (oiks ask. "How are gottd, I often us< II in my you?" response to Ihe greeting ll For heaven's sake, don't tell usually brings a chuckle 'em?** “ B E T T E R " IN T A V A R E S . FLA . D EA R A B B Y ; I work lor a large conqMny In a large oilier D EA R A B B Y : Living in a Onr of my fellow* employees retirement hot n r where were In s is ts on hruslnng hi* te e th not supposed in discuss healih often during Ihe duv I'm alt for - r illnesses at Ihe table, one of gmxf dental hygiene, hut tht* our residents has |stssrd out man starts brushing lit* teeth at copies of ihe enclosed hi* dr*k. then h.- walks |ta*i ill T L ^ -.N C A LIFO R N IA ihr othrr rmplovees on lit* way HOW A R E YOU? to ihr iMlhrnom— brushing all When people ask "How are the way? you?; Hr also llnsses at tils desk, It's lust a salt it at Inn — which I find offensive There t* And common sense should l>ar no way to avoid seeing iht* at you our oilier is set up wtilt rows of From a lengthy explanation desk* In onr large rmim with no h s not ihe kind of querv luriiibtus I hat requires a diagnosis How should I appruai h this Of raeli and every dreary man to explain my objections? Reartkin und neurosis II (torsn't mean devising "coupon “ " “ “ “ J An answer 10 the quest ton In which you're Itemizing W h a t’s w rong w ith your digest km IW A T E R B E D j i * - Arthritis pointers given Unllad Pr International Th e A rih rilts Association suggests the following to rrd uir arthritic (tain at point* id stress s — Don't allow yivur wrist to drixip over an armchair while ^ sitting 1 W ASHINGTON - tH Ih r 31 ti million Americans w ho suiter Irom arthritis utiout one third are over age 113 For them. |m rimming even Ih r simplest <Imres and tasks 1 an hr (Mlnlul Is a matter you cannot manage on your own imlay. don’t tel your pride pit-vrut you from requesting assistance, r v m If you have to ask lor help (rum s o m e o n e y o u d is lik e V IR G O i Aug 23 Sept 22) You might lx- able in arbitrate a volatile issue Ix-twern dissenting friends today and make each feel like the winner You're the only one w fin can pull ll oil L IB R A (Sept 23-Oct 23| It s h ig h ly probable y o u r » r l l m ir ie s t will lie gratified today, but Ihe methods you'll use lo achieve Ibis cmild cause others to llilnk unklndlv of you SCORPIO Kkt 24 Nov 221 T o d a y you could be more sensitive than usual where your Ideas arr concerned Tills might cause you lo overreact ll they are challenged S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov 23 I)ct 211 In |olui venture* today, ruber (or social or business purposes, he sure your court* terpart share* rqu.illv In all ihr -i * SANFORD PLAZA 0 HOROSCOPE tly Bernice Bede Osol YOUR B IR TH D A Y December 23, IUHk Something fortuitous may m i ur III the year ahead lliat will enable you lo lakr over an a rran g em e nt or e n lr r p r ls r started tiv uunihet YouII know how tn succeed w h rrr this person failed C A P R IC O R N ilh i 22 Jan |1t| You're likely to tare tM-tler m silualkius lodav when- you are unhampered by par I tiers or assistant* If they aren't pre (sired lo do things your way, tiling* could ionic io a dead stop Tryin g lo patch up a broken romance? The AstroGraph Matchmaker can help you understand wti.it to do io make tile rrlu tk m shlp work Mall 92 lo Malrhmakrr. 1*0 Ikix 1II42H. Cleveland. O il 44101-342* A Q U A R IU S ( Jill 20 1rb III) iVrlormlng well undrr pressure Is not apt to to- among your |x-r*oual assets tiMlay. Don t let your ilulles and ies|MMisllillltlrs pile ii|>ou you PISCES (Frli 20 March 201 At gatherings you are usually drill ‘How are you?’ isn’t asking for an inventory of problems I n FREE SHEETS § W ITH P U R CH AS E OVER O *299 | 330-1314 i tap i ; t t « - COUPON As a general rule, avoid grasp­ ing objects tightly and whrn |H > s s ib lr. let ihr larger, stronger joint* carry tlx- burden DEAR R EV O LTED : may also lx- offended i u k las* mail. *o write Inter tilflcc memo— and a class-action project Other* by tills him an make n D E A R A B B Y ; Today, with things v i vastly Jlfferi.d Irom the traditions o( long ago. please tell me wh.it you think uhouf having my J9-year-old brother a* my m tld of honor at my wedding Hr Is Ihr best Irlrnd I have ever had and I couldn't lx- more pleased than to have him *laiii| t*-si(t- me on nty "specl.il d.iv L U C K Y IN TU C SO N DEA R L U C K Y : Why nut? He could assume the most lm|M>r, tarn rrs|M»nsihilttv of the maid of! honor which I* io serve a* a! witness lo your marriage Call! film y o u r " w l i n r s s " (not "m aid"! of honor And gixxfi luck (Problems? Writ* to D*a» Abby. For a personal, unpublished; reply, sand a sail addressed, stamped envelope to Dear Abby, P 0 Box 69440. Los Angeles. Caltf 90069 All correspondence Is confidential) ' i Fto y d T h e a tre s M i 99C n~TI . E r n e s t ' PLAY CH,LD S Saves m Christmas ru it a MOV*LAND D'l SCROOGED in it I lcROCODILt°DUWDEE 2 . mmmmmmmm — Don't rest your brad on your knot klrs or mi bent elbow*. or press down on your kuui klrs when gelling out ol a chair — Don't squeeze rubber bails or othrr object* tor "exercise " — Don't stay In one (xtsition for more than 30 minutes To avoid strains on linger** bold a cup in the palm ol your band w ith your lingers curled up on tlx- skies, use a scrub brush with a handle rather than a scouring (Mil. and pies* water out of washcloth* and other Items between Ihr palms of Ivatids rather than wringing nut. Or am I bring ove rly critical? 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OFF WITH THIS AD PRICES START AT ONLY S2S 3 3 0 -1 1 4 1 Airport A jjntooJ A»o Sanlord Sal Sun 12 5 far AM fPvf J NfWdi u nO iUmR*S: H THE LARCtST SUICTION Of AtlMARH PROOUCIS IN THE ARt A CATHY’S HALLMARK SHOP y Miaou ci *tn iw uiim t plaza* UNfOlO • 111 M U 9M la 91)0 CM Sv« 10 1 CM C O M P L E T E T V L IS TIN G S Friday, December 23 Michael Nouri stars In "The Charlie Wedemeyer Story,'' airing Monday on CBS Nouri, plays the former all star football player and high school coach who developed Lou Gehrig's disease at age 30, but refused lo give up on life He is joined by Pam Dawber. who plays Lucy Wedemeyer, who has been conveying her husband's words since he beerme debilitated. Every Friday you’ll lind TV Week in your Sanford Herald To begin receiv­ ing home delivery call circulation at 322 2611. Sanford H erald For 24-hour listings, see TV Week issue of Friday, Dec. 16. "Serving Seminole and Southwest Volusia Counties" J �Sanford Htrald. Sanford, Florid* — Thursday. 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IMS ond llta Ih* x tg x o l W im Ih* Clark ol •hit Court olltsx boloro serve* x P lo x llft'i oltarnoy x imma dataiy in*.tet’n otaxwik* a default will ba an Mr ad ogemsi you tar m* rot g l damondad .n Ih* Comptaxi W ITNESS my hand and kaal *4 tait Costal x in* am day X December. ISM IS EA LI O A V IO N B E R R IE N Circuit and Co<xty Courts By Kelly McClAX OapvtyCtark Publish Dacambar • is. ». t*. OEL at �Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H E I lC H T f I N T M JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT COURT. IN TH E CIR CUIT C O U B T O f T N I I I O H T I C N T N JU D IC IA L C IR C UIT OF FLO R ID A IN AND FOR S IM IN O L C CO UNTY O I N I R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C A S IN O M MTI CA R* P SHADOW LAWN SAVINGS BANK. SLA I k k SHADOW LAW N SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION * PleMtill »» RALPH P A lB A N E S E .t lu , •tel Oalandanl, N O T IC I OF A C TIO N TO G CR A cO IN E lA R O L IN S K Ia V a G E R A LD IN E 1TR U CM AR I IIP a r t Piact Ludlaw M ail YOU ARE F tO T IF lID lhal an a c lia n I t r F a ra c la tu re al Mortgage an Iha tonawmg dr IN TH E C IR C U IT C O UR T OE THE E IG H T E E N T H JUDICIAL C IR C U IT O F FLO R ID A IN A N D F O R S I M I N O L ! C O U N TY O E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N D IV IS IO N C AS ! NO W IM P CA pf P C ITY F E O E R A L SAVINGS BANK I k 'a C I T Y FED ER AL SAVINGS S L O A N ASSOCIATION Plenlilt Y» f D W A R O M A R O U TU N IA N •l ur . al al Oatondani, N O TIC E O F A C TIO N TO E O W A R O H A R O U TU N IA N and VANUSH R H A R O U T U N IA N . h.t n to It Raad Slradl. ria l Randolph M A R IN P YOU A R E N O T I F I E D mal an aclian le t F o r a c lo iu r t al Martpapa an mo (otoeanp Or M ' Wad propart, L O T l> M O N T G O M E R Y SQUARE a i v k p i , H I « i ec l tramp to Iha pra' moreal •» rKtrdkd in Plat Boa* It. Papal • and F. Public R ecirdi al SammatoCount, Florid* hat baan Idad apam tl ,ou and row art rapuirpd tarra a cap, a! rout anrian dvlenta, ,1 an, la IT. *n S tua rt m Ciltiir Attorna, tor P iam iiH ahata a d d 'tk i I t S u lla l i e , IITP Mtd>up* Aranua Carol Gebto, F tor>da D I M an or tutor, Jan i* HR* and File me or Ipto*I ailh Ma Clark ai ih it C a r l kMur batore w r r ic a on P iam lH I, •Horne, ar im m a v a t o , mm, altor a ih a rm w a W lm i a II ba entered ape n«i m u tor *ha i p * l liamandad m the cam pit mi W ITNESS m i ? hand and to »•> ol Hui C tto t (tot k * «, at Ok ttot I SEAL I D A V ID N F C R R I I N AiCtork ai Iha Cam* B, Jam tor P Pnca Ai O tp u i, Clark PuMith O k R I t 15 i * itp* • NOTICE OF SHERIFF I SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN mat b, nrfua pI Iha* tKiam Wnl al E » k wtion Nkuad out H and tmdK ma i m i a* me Cucut* Court ai Ow.ai C n r l i Fur tot upon * tuvai mdpkmiri Mi Iha a t o n a d caun! r t o n da, ai Juno A O itpj in that i k , aw e d it i n i i l a i Ananln N tiian ai B an * « t Fiar.de Piaini.il - wt Themal A Wmpato and Carer,n WmpaU Oatondani a A ict a t o r u * * n i a* I in tun a r t delivered to ma i t Shavill pi Sam -ato C a p * , F Ik ida and I have iiM tN oii county , r lo e io a C A K NO U O I U A M P IN S T Tha Mar-luge ai SUSAN M A R IE BROOKS. Wile DALE ROBERT BROOKS Rekpondv-' N O TIC E OF ACTIO N TO O A LE R O B E R T BROOKS I I I Palmetto A e n u t laniard f w a i m n Y O U ARE N O T IF IE D «*>ai an a<lian *o» OiMMuttoi •• Ma> Haga hat boon Hive agamti taw and raw •'• regut'ed M w m a (ea r a* »a «f a* man atNntat il any la it an the under,gned e'torna, and TIN (ha erif<nai • IK (ha Clark at (tut Court •ithar batora tar r if t upon Ptti (•ana* t altorttoY ar Immediatei, iharaaftar an ar about Januar, IF. lie* otharwita a Dalawii will ba Cniarad aeaintl raw Nr a* ralial demanded in I N Petition DaNd m u iitti ear at Oa (S E A L ) D A V ID N B E R R IE N CNft 0 f RwthKWg OaFu'r Clark Pvtoith Oar It n It i«*k Jan L >*** D E L IFR NOT 1Ct OF F IC T IT IO U S K A M I Naina it la n k y f v v n ihel I am engtgoO m but ra il *• III L a * | n a a d SI lt* | a iu t. SamataN Catn»? H a d a i n * (•a F a n newt Nam* ol SClfcN T I F I C O l A S S d b a SEM IN O LE STORAGE and *n*i • inland N rag ito- ta-tf nama n ‘*r> a a Clark at aa C» cat* Caart. W n t a a Gaunt?, I N d t m atrardanca r»*t*> it* Fra t n a n i at a a Ficiiltaw* Nama ViaMak TaW tl tacfian eat ** F my ida S'atuto, i*V V Fran FAtllk Puton* Dac I I I L » rat* DEL* IN TM| C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E (IC M T E C N T M j u o i c i a l C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R SEM IN O LE C O UNT*. FLO R ID A C A S IN O M IF F ] C A M P IN RE THE M ARRIAGE OF LO R N * S E R R A N T O U lFtO N rS F r i'ia t a t rjitr N A l t E R QUINO NES R»w» to i N O tIC t OF ACTION TO W A L TE R QUINONES » O U ARE N O T IF IE D that an K h a n hat kaa» l a * aga n,t raw and i n a r rawui'ad t* u r n a cap? a* aawr •• Man a v a l it a n , la P A U L V MO* E • Patllfdwat >k i l l i Attam a? •*wir a a a a n i, M il Way' S(**a Raad ala la t * a n d T to Me jjrr* an ar t a N * Januar? IF iFea and (Ma i n ar d'-na nitit na Clark ar a n Cawrt atfrta* b a l a 'a la F a la a aa P a ll ttanar to to , Attorna? ar an "eMdkeif ntaraanar ar a dr la v r * m ba anaarad aea-nki raw Nr ma rt<al demanded Id Pta Par itlan W ITN ES S n y hand and Sadi at taik Cawrt an •*» urn da, at b n m M r ttH I At D A V ID N Rt R R lIN C L E R K OF IMF COURT JeftNNvr ^ Pint# U««Kt*v €»•#• PuRiitn owe it n rt >tw Jan t itea D t i in If NO TICE OF F IC T lF K F U tN A M * Nwt.ru it naiad, f*vaa Mm, I am n ta m l m bukmwvt a* I Sr I SautN french A n n a Santo* tamineta C a n t , Flartda wnda* •ha F i c t i l l a w i N a m a a l G R I G O R Y , R ESTAU R AN T AND C O CK TAILS and "vki I intend •• ragitto ta d nama aim ma t v * at Mta Cirte*t Cawrt. Sam nan CacW*t l a t a m aciardania a id i n Pra " l a n at iNa Fw ttieu , N * » , ltotvto, Ta Wit Sactidn tat Ft Fa r-d a ltotvto, la v I ( r t f a , S Clrdr PwM tn Oar It TI T* it** Jan I ia*a D E L ter C IT Y O f LAKE M ARY FLORIDA NO TICE OF P U i l i C H EARING NO TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN "tat iha C il, Lam m ,n an a» Ita CIt, at la ta M a r, Farida mil held a P vb lic H , i n r i | an Januar, t net at Fee P M ar at keon MaraaHar at p m ,L a a cantidar a t o p h i at an Ord> nanra ant,i ad AN O R D IN A N CE OF |H| C IT Y OF L A k E M A N Y . F L O R ID A C R E A TIN G NEW S ECTIO N S JO Id TO K U OF T h e C IT Y OF LAKE MARY F l o r i d a CODE OF O R Dl W H IC H I s t a r n an ces L IS H E S A S E P A R A T E S T A N D IN G p a r k s AND R E C R E A T IO N A D V IS O R ' B O A R D P R O V ID IN G I O N M E M R IR S H IP P RO V IDING FO R T E R M OF M E M B ER S H IP PROVIDING FOR R U L E S OF P R O C E D U R E P R O V ID IN G FOR CO N FLICTS s e v e r a b il it y AND PRO V I O I N G AN I F F E C T IV E D A TE Tta Public Hearing will ta laid m Ma C it, Com m .nun Cham,» * c ISA N Cownlr, Club Raad la ta M ar, F tor d r Sad haarmg m a , ba canrmuad Ham Hma to lima u n i' a Inal dr cltion it mada b , tha C il, Cammittlen Tha Public It M rltad la alivnd a«d ba haa'd Copmt ol tha Odmanca Mi lull ara »»* i»t,ir in tha Cltr Clark « O lln a a i Cit, Mall NOTE IF A PERSON OL C IO F S TO APPEAL ANY DE C IS IO N M A D F BY T H E COMMISSION W ITH RESPECT TO AN Y M A TTE R CONSID E R E D A T THIS M E E TIN G OR H E A R IN G HE WILE N E E D A R EC O R D OF THE P RO CEED I NOS A N D FOR SUCH PORPOSE m E M A h N E E D T O ENSUR E T H A I A V E R B A TIM R EC O R D OF THE P ROCEEO INGS IS M ADE. WHICH HE CO RD IN C LUD ES THE TES TIM O FEY A N D E V ID E N C E UPON W HICH THE A P F F A l IS TO ME BASED Carol E dnard t.C ll, Clark Oatad Dactmbar it 'rat PubHth Dactmbar JJ. I tkt DELHI Iff |Sd{] fttf d d lt. Cat IS* SAN S E B A S TIA N H E IG H TS Umt t accord,n« lo Iha plat mortal at racer dad Mi Plot Book i* Page I I . et lh* Public Rack'd• at W m uwto County F tor Ida hdt baan I,lad team ,, fWu and raw art ragutrtd ta k n va a cap, et m r amtton dalanaat it an? to It, an Allied J Tira lla Attorney ter Plamtitl nhota a d d ra it it Salta I t * . 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II •k LAW RENCE P C O u G ttC IN E T AC NOTICE OF FO R IC C O SU R E SACI N O TIC I IS H E R E B Y G IV E N purttotnt It a Final Judgmant at torec M h / t datod Owcamaar • ' rat and entortd - Cate (aa M N t a C A f t P at ma CtrcvH Court •• Iha t iGFtT f C N T H Ju d ic a l Circuit In and (ar S IM IN O l I C auni, F a r ta • hptein C O M M O N W E A L T H M O R TG A G E C O M P A N Y OF A M I RICA C P to ma Pm.nt d a n d C A W R I N C I P C O U G H LIN C H A R L O TTE J COUCHUN O H M J GALLAGHER D IA N A l G A LLA G H ER art Iha De*an dan*, I will tad Ip I and bat! b>d*nr Nr caM> a< Wad t rant Otar at Mw lamw ( a W , CacathduM ■ I tor -La a* I I . 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J Lr' J Y\ !a ’> C le a n in g S e rv ic e PITA \ CLt AMINO i t a v i C f P arto na liiad P rala,,ian al l n _d Bunded i-uJ in aoat SPECIALIIINO IN RENTAL PROPERTY and OFF ICES m in t THE CtEANINO CO IC ,r , eap Ha, Comm LKantad Call m JtoJ um ewdW M g Q Painting . 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FOOD GIFTS OF GOOD TASTE___ GIFTS F O R HER DICK’S APPLIANCES HOLIDAYS TIRE YOUOUTJ BUCKS CUSTOM CATCBINGI Far pour nea' N>Kial avanil Mm allSpaapto H i CM) ChriltpnJt i l f*® pr'lft* tt»r® ♦o h f i fh# FNVfb JppiiJPkC* ihe i iK k ly i * j^ rd * JJJ fjnlord f * 111! FffncPi A*# NEW STORE OPENING Aro you looking for carocf advancement? As one of America's largest and fastest growing con venience store chains we ofler you Ihe oppor lunity tor advancemonl if you have the attitude A ability It lakes WE OFFER • COMPETITIVE STARTING SALARY • COMPLETE JO B TRAINING • TEAM WORK ENVIRONMENT • MEDICAL & LIFE INSURANCE • PAID VACATION • RETIREMENT PLAN • APPRAISALS/SALARY CO NSIDERATIONS SALON ON PARK P E R M S P E C IA L i H ot C jlllv rjp e i! I l l »M I W o are currently hiring lor all positions, ln< eluding Deli Manager. Assistant Manager, lull A part lime cashiors All stiilts are available A p p ly in Person SPEEDWAY/STARVIN MARVIN ffwe frt«f, t*h Jy.it fkfth iftie t * Jy will IF* t«tk f f uik.i# * t rty »* * M l* i f t r r l ftflirs f t j s a i 1 SPECIAL O E U G H T S ! O alacllb lt a i i o ' i m t " ' Chaewcakrt and P * ,lr * ,l ol EDIBLE PROOUCTS III Latr Mar, Bird Lake Mar?. T l . JJI IT U la l u, calar rkur holder part,t YUMQUA J TREE Chinrae Hrtlauranl. JJI *•« « _______ KNIGHT \ SHOE STORE Reds N vih Pwpo®f At me #nd D'ngo Boots N J*vr jlifjr m E Firtl tl Vft«**rd in $m K NIG H T SSHOE STO R E HuUi Puppet Acma 4 D u g s Boat, Dantoi Graon S' pperv J04 E Firtl SI . laniard JIJRJR* IOOGAL GASO LINE EM CC On All « 4 Up Modal, Ernie Jeikton Auto Salat ,90 S Ertnrh Ava . Santard JJI JIM (U* \cc G 'sr if® p*r!#<t ftt! Tf® f ill i l food I® jith 1 ftA ' H I! M I 4 N I _________ GIFTS FOR THE HOME A I V A C U U M C L E A N E R CO JJJ MM HAPPY H O LID A Y S ! It M A T I A iR C O U N T R Y C L U B COLLINS FLORIST ii) m i C hm lm a, Arrangamanti If tt A upl m hr* f or All T « v f Co il."* Nerds' 14 & SR 46. FAST FOOO COOK I t hr lo itarf F rm mad>cal mtu'ancr pad v n i l l t n I K " i month App't 1*1 N LAurgi A rt. S*"l*rd IM C I ABE YOU IO O K IN O TOR WORK T W l CAN HELP! SANFORO, FL. 8 a.m. lo 5 p.m. £0E BAHAMA FOE'S I M S FRENCHAVE SANFORD. FL No Phone C all, Pia*w GUARDS CNA’S NCEOCD P yll T if*® f*m "*»ori Tieefior* 4p« « iK C m e n p M h l l i ••*tl*4L« »o* lt«4 n f « (A M # fonpifidint C#Mi tor •* f » r * n i ,N i « Lee (11! U M i#n»ord) or l e » IJ I I f Ji i MU' 11 A P P LY IN PERSON Men tMu Thert JPM 4PM C tN IIA l FL ZOOLOGY PAR* DilVER/NAREHOUSEHAN i v i i l i h l i f«p ■•iieifd eo f KAPh Puli tim# h fjp u l Ponk. #Pr#f ti%»fkf !»•** f*l %#4l *n le t* M#ry Lpnpweed Pp%l Upm% NOTICE OF S H ER IFF 1 SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN | mar h ,»ru a a* me' carl am Writ at tiK u tw v >uuad out at and ir d o ma Mai at ma Circuit p l a in t if f Court a* Sammala Count, *% F tor da tpan a t nai ludpament N IC H O L A S ) R lJ/O III A N D rendered n tha atoratod (amt K A T H Y R I/ IO MIS WIFE on me Um da, ar Saptompa' SUN b a n * NATIONAL A 0 'to* mi that certain com A S S O CIA TIO N F L E E T entitled In Ra Tha Farmer F iH A N C E C E N IfR B E T T E R Marritpaai Mm, Am Land H O M E BUILD ER S INC p*rti Pehtidrer I or mar A le F L E E T F in a n c e a and GaKRu 0 SandiMi Ra MORTGAGE INC MARCOIN •pendant Farm er Hu,band INC • e c - atoratod Writ ai EkKv O E F E N D k N T .S i •wn n t drirverad to ma a, N O T IC I OF SALE Sher.tt at Sam.note Count, N O TIC E IS H ER E B Y G IV E N F tor da and I hare e r e d upan p u r«u «n l to an OrdK ol F mal •he to lowing a u r teJ profW'f, J itop n ,» n pi t o w a h r a datod owned b, Georg* 0 Sendee O n i n R i a i n * aniarad w to d pr<parf, tmng toratod m C i . -I Cava Np M U la C A pa L a* S r-n tto taunt, F tor da r e i ma Cucwri Cowl a* m# E iG H P * t ll(u la r | p d t l i r t r d a , TE E N T H Judmal C k t v i m and tor tow, tor S E M IN O LE Cauni, F u r-d a All i g *t I'tit and n tor M l ai whwrptn FE D E R AL n a t i o n a l iha latoandanl Gaarga O M O R T G A G E A S S O C IA TIO N Vana-n in me to lew ng The P ia n ttf f and N IC H O LA S J SeuK i cham gi iha t o n I R 11 t o III AND H i n t ihaeto at aa Wav I cham, al R lI E O H is W IF I art datond th* Eat* I f ch a in , al tha a n t i,|. I win Mil la me h g n e ,’ N y r h e t ll 'a *1 Sac *i*n JR and tw»< btotor tor caMi A T Ttww h g It Sau*h Manga JR T h e w e s t fR O N I DOOR OF E av< S*m.nato Coun', F tor da ih i s im in o l i c o u n ty A im anpwn i t Rauto I Han C O U R TH O U S E SANFORD dKMn Lan* Laniard Sammoto T L O R 10 A al I t B< A M Count, Ftorde Ja n uar, Ja H R Iha touirmng and mo imdertipned a« S*w»'tr h u ' tail prgpKl, I t M ' *pr*h at Sam >naia Count,, F tor da Ml to d F Inal Judgment to m l n 11 *1 II 99 A to gn Iha Urn L O T la , S T R IN G O A K S da, at Januar, A D ’tot attot U N IT a ACCORDING TO THE toe wto and toll to ma h-gheal P L A T T H E R E O F A l RE t ddm tor taut m hand w b iK t C O R O E O IN PLAT BOOK U ta an, and an t i l l i n g tom, at P A G E S f , AND N OF T m F me Front I toe,') Door at ma P U B L IC R EC O B O S OF I rep, at tha Sammoto Cocm*, S EM INO LE COUNTY CaurthouM in Sanlord F tor da F l o r id a ma abca devr r Led r ra pra D A T E D a l S AN F O R D pa»'r Florida m i, I) daf •• l>r That M d U N >, being made to M* ,t , the torm, al to d Writ O A V IO N BER R IEN at f i k ut an C L E R K O F TH f John E Pgi* Shar'd C IR C U IT COURT Sam.neto Count, i to da S f M IN O LE Count, F tor.da Ta be autMikfled Ok amber, jj 0 , Ja n e t JitRptt I* Januar, , II, aith iha uato Daput, Ctork an Januar, i l ttot Publikh D k IS J) 'tea D EL I II D E L ITS NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME h a lv a it tor Mr, g.ran the* I am engaged Mi bukuiekt e< to) Jamektown R vd r llja AKa manto Sprmp, Sammoto Ceumt, Flo rid a unde* Iha FictiluKr, Name ol Kid Bembridge A Ca and that I inland to rag,star ue d nama mth *tto Ctork ai tha Circuit Court Seminuto Cauni, Florida mi arcvdanca wim Iha P re a ltia n t *1 iha F ic M .o u , Name SUtuto, Ta WH Se<' on M t oa FtondaSiaiuto, i*SJ , I # ir t ErickMn P ubiuv O k i I t i n 'tot DEL ) J*R W ISM SI I# m f U h f# tf h # ® FOUND MJUE MIUARANER • 71— H elp W a n te d Em ploym ent 0#f f OkjF ( Sf d tfHtev 1 <#SddK' *n •evd teitol'i lo ra | # li(4 t« n & ire® f iiil I 3M Ml «0«1 I *t V/e"*l fN n ljn iJr » '» • » *© SSopt ( K i l l l>*v UMCMNW ft'***#! o* Infant «# « r**‘ * f rating if P ra t e tot® rr^Ninia to N « m c/« U « ® i Mar a Ad PO da* Ail I U «t* l . f f l/IJt Sanford. Florida — Thureday, December 22. 1986 — •* .*/* Sanford Herald NEED A Gin? Aphy fifl J Rftyftl Riding Gilt CtrtitKJtjt Spr< >ji Ra ® 10 hr % ridkpsg tier® 110) He-g prK # »IS p # rh r C j I t m i t l F A U lor j«ff .'0 DISCOUNT! On ttttilicalr, avtr ,J) Ml e E T I Y ANNE'S UNISEX HAIR STYLING H i i Ik i c Dawnlawn Sanlord II I HIJ BUSilNESS G IFTS POWELLS OFFICE SUPPLY 'Tl® plJCt to ihop lor »h# p e ft«U H * < * | i«r* Til 1 M jgnoUj Aw* . Vftnford FI 111 U t ) PaH,'» I, lav, *1 »pa' '• • " tor all ,*ur haiida, need,' PETTY S MEATS IH I SR * J*. Langwoed M ) *to* PERSONAL GIFTS SANFORO FLO W ER SHOP tta E Commercial SI •Santard ; JJJ H t! a IR E A S U R E ISLAND JE W E L R Y Cuktomlitd O ltt, For The * Whole Fam ll?' Etlato Jewel j nr 4 Repair Saryita JIOJ S * r Irn< h i l t Santord UJ C'.'t NATIVE CASU4 LS Hw, IJ YJ Centra Mall JIJ iMU Surl Swpp'irt. Caiual Wear. [ Gin Cartihcato,. Wat Suit, U n it e d W ay �■nfi i < w -~r~r~i — r T - t f t 'j- r r ■r ^ r > T r r n %i 1 T T T 1 0 » - S*nlord Harald. Sanford. Florida — Thuitday. Dacambar 22, 19M 71-H e lp Wanted 71 -H e lp Wanted IMMEDIATE OPENING WAREHOUSEMAN TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVER Far per* "m e Wareheuaemen •I eur LM e Mery •acuity Havre a rt II 1PM. M e n u , thru t o d a y K nan ledge or eto ck k p l part* helpful but not w n u rr Apply '" F t n a i PA L M ! a (L IC T R IC 1/1 Jechten A rt, Winter P e rl MHW Aita<iatad Temper ary lla H a y w -m u u IAN I TORAL PERSONNEL Merningv hem III Mam t t a i l aaa* I aceftanf tar tern* _retm »a la aterdiraa l i t l i l t JOIN THE SANFORD HERALD TEAM! TELEMARKETING POSITION H if* w iU n g s ##•#*♦ t#f ft* q w k llft# d t l l « m « r l i | ! l N f P^%orvw» Hours #r« A MTM t CDPAA. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 22, 1988 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 22, 1988. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 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 The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a83ff72dd6430f332af8c47d9d044df5.pdf 34385f0f0b2f00972955b000981b27ee PDF Text Text h h h | November h h h 8, 1988 25 Cental TUESDAY S a n fo r d H e r a ld N E W S D IG E S T Iranians convicted in arms plot HOSTON — An Iranian man and his son were sentenced In federal court to prison terms of 14 months and six months for their attempt to smuggle mlstiile ju ris oul of thr Unllrd States lo their native country. Federal prosecutors sought two-year terms for both Ahmad Modarrcsi. fif. and his son. Majid. 30. of Cincinnati, but U S District Judge Mark L Wolf on Monday riled mitigating factors including the father s belief that Ihe Unllrd States wanted to sell such Items Wolf characterized Majid Mndurrrssl. an unemployed architect, as a naive titan trying lo makr money to please his father, who asked him lo help procure military parts Irunt Raytheon Corp Wolf aald the father, aging and In poor health, wanted to help hta rounlry ill "s war with Iraq and also believed that the United Stairs wanted to sell Ihe weaponry to Improve relations Hijacker sentenced to Jail UNIONDALK. N.Y. — An Alhiny woman who spent 19 years evading federal authorities will only serve a month of a sU month jail sentence for her role in the 1969 hi|a< kin*t to Cuba of a Miami bound flight carrying 146 prople U S. District Judge Jack Mlstiler Monday gave Linda Joyce Grtnage. .19. credit for good behavior and for time she has served since her arrest Iasi July. " I realize I endangered the lives of Innocent people," Grtnage said, weeping before a court­ room packed with relatives and friends □ P la r lS s Hitchhiker killer sxscutsd STA R K E — Five-time killer .leflerv Joseph Daugherty, declaring himself finally "free," was executed Monday fur the 1976 slaying ol a 2,000 participants * ready to do battle By M A D CNUVICN Herald city editor SANFORD — The 14th annual Golden Age Games got into full swing today, wllh about 2.000 partteljianls entered In competitive events Virginia Ln ng w rll of the Greater Sanford Chandler of Commerce, who coordinates regtstru lion, said advance registrations Monday were uhnut equal to Iasi year 's number Some competitors from out of town do not register until close lo the deadline so registrations ronllnue throughout the week Jim Jernlgan. Sanford s |iarks and recreation director, and chairman of Hie games, expects this year's total to tie slightly below the 3.000 Bee Oeaies. Page S A •8 R 8 8 U L T 8 M t llM O <M*x •*»« 11 Ml - I I I Mftx I t . , v W |1 U > l r < its * t f « to M l ( I ) Lm w I t i m l i ' . i U tt) l a p t t f t iiia a f t M i m iM t « a n i t m i - i l l i w i < n m a i > * « « C m m * i n f i x Hail C m a I II C a r s » i . « r t l ' H r •»*» M l - i n SM ArtM M w x M Gw>Mw>< M m i* w a«m»»«l - liifosaMai. M Ce»Mt S i l l M l A T ! <. M I L ! I m s m II. M m ' w < M I* ilS w »9*. M M I U s N f s lA □ Nation Candidataa wait and hope George Hush returned to Texas a state hr claims us home, and Michael Dukakis was Im <k In Massat husetts today as thr two await thr vote tabulations In see who will lie In charge ol the While House for thr next four years l * « Fa*« 1A □ Sports Oiler* oust Cleveland, 24-17 HOUSTON — Warren Moon and Hie Houston Oilers finally brut the Cleveland Drowns' Jinx Moon, who had not beaten Cleveland In right starts slncr Joining llir NFL In I9H4. ihrrw one touchdown pus* and Mlkr Ho/lrr and Alonzo Hlghsmlth ran for scorrs Monday night, leading the Oilers to u 24-17 victory over the Drowns, their AFC Central rival. “ I said at the Itrglnnlng of this yrar If we wanted lo will this division, wr would have to Itral Cleveland." said Muon, whose tram has won nine straight In the Astrodome "We're In pretty giaal jtoslllon now W r only trail Cincinnati hy one game and they still have to play h rrr later lilts year." 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VaMxa H i t I I I V x t a ia<s«» It WxixXwM !> * ITM C H A O W if I 0 1M IM M IHO f l O U S I t Itkarxax U N I II N n , Ma v x ta U a C . r , (ax«ar I II «X>*A It Wa> C 'tf Caxtar i ttaxax aaa. M a t . I ll Mara' Saa*ax U k x C>*» t a * . I l l AxxSartar t l !««• C i’ r la x ttr m l leexer 6 ,a rt M M-em. iWwxwx a^a, t t tt l ■■ I I I SaaxaSwa t r — tiSaxt M.a— III Mara SatiarS S a rtn iia Md ||. B a rt, T*r»ia M W atrif, Cax>ar <ttarxax aaat IS I I I - I II law * Sra * It l rxx M a i. I II Clara la G a r s l| it law * I Max. a o t t M t t l - I I I Oiarat twtt*. A*. W aCitataatar '¥t^StSi*tt'o tls!mmTmT I ( * final statement, exhorting other condemned men to keep fighting, before the executioner sent 2.000-volts through hts Indy. Doctors declared him dead at 5:16 p m E S T He was Ihe 10th person executed this year and Ihe 103rd slncr the Sujirrmr Court lifted Its ban on capital punishment In 1976 h ur**ftr tt Wai CJt, la * * O axtarc I t e C it, C r -* r !«* * > M IA M I 11. Data Cawx'r • ><« ^ a - w - a r M • M I N t l S A l l S IL 1 A S 0 1 II * « » " » Gao-»a * Ma ” »~4 I f Tad ltdoat MC.trwtM.Ti* I I I I wxer IwrSdtd M C e w M a r r, Florida...................... t A Morose opa............... 4B Nation....................... tA Fooplo...................... SB Follco........................3 A Sp ortx...........................I B WostHor....................2A W orld........................ tA Sunny and mild today Clear, sunny ami w arm ing tem peralures today anti to­ morrow lllghs will In- around HO degrees und very III lie chance nf ruin. Tonlghl the Ih rrm m n rtrrs will dnip lo the mid 5(>> with dear sklrs/ Andy McQaffin. 63. ol Eustis. gives it his all in the quarter-mile bike race. Voter turnout heavy By J. MARK BANPISLD Herald stall writer SANFORD — Sujtervisor til Elec­ tions Sandra Goard said Seminole ('m inty residents turned oul In "extremely heavy” numbers this morning to voir t h r polls will close at 7 j> nt "One precinct t ailed In to say jM-ojile were standing In line at 20 III 7." Guard said "One clerk t ailed In anti asked for mure voting tmoihs but we have all ol them out." Goard jiredlcted 7H |irreent of the county s II2.41H) registered voters will participate today She said thr heavy tu r n o u t Is n o rm a l In Seminole County lor a |irrsitlmtial elet lion yrar The ballot's lengthy list of can­ didates anti issues may cause those voter lines to move slowly. Guard said one dejmly clerk reported this morning people were B«e Voters, Pags BA Voters lined up early Tuesday morning to cast ballots at the Sanford Civic Center. •m F s h U Bride*........................4B Calandar................... I I Clasalflada............... Cam los......................4B Crossw ord................4B Doar A b b r................ I I Deaths....................... 6 A Editorial.................... 4A s w in g G a m e s in Lake M ary sw eeps up cam p aig n signs By SANDRA BOUCNAHINB Mould stall wrllsr LAKE MARY — City worker* made a clean sweep nf Illegally-placed political signs h rrr bul. according to displeased residents, signs that were within hounds ulsn w rrr snatched. The signs lhal were removed w rrr said to have been |ioslrd In the city's right of way. City Stall Coordinator Charles Lauderdale saltl after receiving several rnmjiluinis ahoui Im­ properly-placed signs, hr directed city workers to remove llirin. "I authorized the public works erew-lo remove any and all signs (wllhln the right of wuyl. Some signs may have been Inuifvenenlly taken off property," tuiudrrdalr said Monduy. Ray Fox. 275 W. Likevlcw Ave.. said he saw from his window Ihe workers nunc and remove Cl See Signs. Pags BA Longwood lake cleanup planned rrg.udmg the condition <>l lakes Aipialle Systems Ine Is Involved wllh lake restoration at Wet 'N Wild In Orlando, where It Is maintaining a 25-acre lake, and Gulfstrram LONGWOOI) — city rommlsMonris arc con- Development at Tuscawllla where It is Itsli ce m rd ulmiil the quality of ttic u lakes sits king and rcsiorlng I-I hikes At last night's merllng they approved a The lamgwood lakes .mil |>omls to undergo $ 17.2:12 contract to Aqu.ilh Systems Inc nl restoration are Lake June, at Oak .mil Maine; Sanford, an environm ental services firm hake Waymun. at Georgia ami Wayman. Pelican specializing In lake restoration, to clean up I I Like, al Sjiarrow and Wren. Gull Like, at city lakes and |Minds Marlin Circle. Lake Wlnsor. al Winvtr Manor; Tile firm's hid was ihe lowest nt three, with Like Lemon, al Valencia Court West; Columbus one la-ing a no hid. according lo City Ad Harbour Pond, at Pint* Place. West Like, north mlnlslralor Gcnr DeMarir funds will come of E K Williamson. Tllteron Pond, al Waverly Irnm the public works department Drive and Alameda. Coven try Pond, at Sunset To mulntaln Ihe city's hikes and ponds, the Drive; Like Orange, at Orange and Wayman; Pompano Druch-hrudquaitcrrd company will Lake Norton, al Grant ami Pasadena: Crane |M-rfntm I 2 tnspe« lions annually In control <11111 Like, at Grant and Quail; and lllrd hake, at Skv; prevent alg.ie and noxious aipialle weed li will hark Circle. stock Ihe lakrs with gmss carp at Its own The company will lie hired (or one year wllh; expense, according to DcM.irlr consideration to renew the contract. The llrm will report Its progress m monthly In other action, commissioners. In an attempt written reports in Fcriiaml <1. Hither, assistant to update rescue equipment, upproved the city engineer In (hr piddle works department li See Lakes, Page BA wlil also answer Lingwood rlll/rns' ipi-tillons By SANDRASOUCHAHI Herald staff writer SUBSCRIBE TO TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E B E S T LOCAL HEWS CpVERAOE. Call 322-261-1 ft 1 �, _ , . y ; . S * . v . d i o .t, 4 t - r ‘ VT.Vl 'O A - NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE S TA TE Election official predicts large turnout United Press Intsnwllonal Man drowns during fishing trip TA LLA H A S S E E — Elections officials said Monday they expected a heavy turnout In the general election that has featured a hotly contested U.S. Senate race and a muIttmtlUon dollar battle over damage awards In civil lawsuits. "W ith the Senate race, taro Cabinet seats, the legislative races and all the amend­ ments. I can't believe we will have anything less than a 73 percent turnout." state elections supervise Dot Joyce said. Joyce said there are slightly more than 6 m registered voters In Florida, Nat tonal Weather Service forecasters pre­ dicted mostly sunny skies for Florida Tuesday, something election officials said would help Increase the turnout. While the presidential race may draw voters. In Florida It appears Republican nominee George Bush will carry the stole and Its 21 electoral votes. Polls show Bush wtth a 21 percent lead over Democratic challenger Michael Dukakis. That kindi of presidential blowout has left most people focused on the race to replace U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles. D-Fto. who to retiring after three lerms. Polls showed the senate race was a tosa-up. with Rep. Kenneth "B u d d y '' Mac Kay. D-Fla.. owning a negligible I percent lead over Rep. Connie Mack. R-Fla. Mack has spent much of his nine — and money — trying to label Mac Kay as a BOCA G R A N D E — A Fort Myers fisherman who had survived nearly a week with two friends after their boat capaired In the Gulf of Mexico became dellrioua and swam to his death. 30 minute* before help arrived. The body of Granville Bryant was found by a Coast Guard helicopter at ll& O a m. Sunday about 27 mllea off Boca Grande, said Petty Officer Dan Sutyok. Bryant waa two mllea from where hta friend*. Charles Stevens,! k 25. and Dane DePuto, 18, were found totting on their *tfc preservets by a passing fishing boat on Saturday. Stevens and DePula declined comment about their ordeal, but Stevens’ girlfriend. Martha Calvert, aakl the three were on a fishing expedition for her family’s seafood market In Pine She said they survived on a gallon of milk and clung to a large coaler as pilot fish nipped at their legs and feet. Bryant, who waa captain of the vessel Mtaa Vanessa and went by the nickname “ Lucky.” became delirious and swam away from them. Lotto doalor closing S h o p S T. C L O U D — The newsstand where the winner of Florida’s latest 88 million Lotto Jackpot claims he bought the winning ticket Is going out of L________Friday, am' and the ' owner blames the popular numbers game. Proprietor Sherry Lambert. S3, of the St. Cloud Newsstand said once her shop became a hub for Lotto sales In this rural community of about 20.000 people her more lucrative I i destroyed. “We k t the rommtsstans th a t we make on hooka and magazines, which Is anywhere from 9 percent to 15 percent. The same sale going Into the Lotto machine Is only 5 percent, and It doesn’t cover your overhead.” she said. "You end up losing your underwear.” Lambert claims she sold the winning ticket for the latest weekly game. Stale lottery officials have not disclose whether a winner has stepped forward. The newsstand opened In August 1987 and had been gradually building praflt margins until bringing In the Lotto computer terminal, she said, but the Mote la now grossing about the same as upon opening. S TA R K E — Five-time killer Joseph^ D e u jjh rrty.d e W I S T P A LM BEACH - A mataa— l owner w w p rrln l In a fatal hit-and-run a rridm * b u t' for 2 14 yeara by Ms lawyer i by an acddm U he could oot avoid. M ic e In c h e d down WMkam D . Motser by than 1.000 whits Butcfc Rivteraj. the make of car that police think kflkd r* - - the owner of one at the Rtvtema Ifvsd kt a West for the 1976 Maytag of Daugherty drtftavd • rambling final statement. lo keep fighting, before the executioner sent 2 .0 0 0 -volts through hia body. Doctors de­ clared him dead at 5:10 p.m. used to Uve. Joe Fsrisb. the lawyer for the parents of a hit-and-run victim, said the state attorney's office persuaded Motser to surrender. ”1 don't give him any credit for turning himastf in ." Parish ■aid. "T h e y caught him. The y traced him down and located him. Police think Motser drove the car that struck Baltea the night of March B. 1900. as Baltea lay In a road with a bloods 1-alcohol content of 0.26. more than twice the legal Umtt to drive In Florida. Baltrs. 20. was dragged 65 feet and declared dead at tho.acene. Motser told reporters Monday he also feels victimized by the accident he could not have avoided. He was the 10th person executed this year and the I03rd since the Supreme Court lifted Its ban on capital punishment in 1976. Daugherty waa sentenced to die for the March l i 1976. abduction and slaying of hit­ chhiker Lavoiuie Patricia Sailer. 40. whom body eras found In the Brevard County d u m p near Melbourne CanitfM a to dafanda woffcar In shooting B A R TO W — Polk County sheriff s candidate To m Wheeler has defended the shooting death of a campaign worker who shot and killed a migrant worker who was threatening another man with a pistol. "If I had been In |lhe campaign worker'*) position under those circumstances. I would have shot the man too." Wheeler ■aid Sunday night. ”1had no reservations about It." Maura DeiOado. 31. was arguing wtth two campaign workers for Wheeler outside the A 6 D food Mote In Haines City when he waa shot. Delgado's death at 4 p m . Saturday atlU eras under investigation Monday morning, a county sheriff's spokesman ■aid. CAPE CANAVERAL - A T r i­ dent 2 submarine missile waa successfully launched from a ground pad Monday In the 18th test of the powerful weapon system and the first since a missile was deliberately blown up tn September. The three-stage 023.7 million missile blasted off from the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station at 11:30 a.m. and quickly streaked through a clear blue sky and out of sight. The flight appeared normal but. as with all such lest firings, no details were provided other than a brief statement from the Air Force that said the lest was a MIAMI — Drug dealers have Infiltrated commercial aviation, often using the security clearances of ground crew* to smuggle up to 40 percent of the nation's Illicit narcotics aboard airliners. Customs officials said Monday. At Miami International Airport alone. 7.000 pounds of cocaine was seized last year and officials admit they have no way of determining how much slips Into the country without their knowledge. From Unitad Press International reports □ Straight Play (numbsrs In siact order): $250 on a 50-csnl bst, 1500 on $1. □ Box 3 (numbers In any order): SSOforaSO-cenl bet, 1100on SI. □ Box 6 (numbers In any ordsr): $40 for a 50-cent bet. $80 on SI. □ Straight Box 3: $330 In order drawn, $00 in any ordsr on a $1 bet. □ Straight Box 6: $290 in ordsr drawn, $40 if picked In combina­ tion on$1 bet. Tonight...fair, L o w In the m id to upper 50s. Light northeast wind. Is T N I S S N F M O HIRAID, F.O, Stx U ir, teeter*. FL M m . ------------- 1 UJ.Mr Year, SSt.SS. Out 0< State Mstl: TVwM MM wUltei t btentbi •«*M i Veer ».*» •» (ten m in i. : . Officials said later Ihe missile waa performing properly and that Its guidance system had altered the trajectory lo lessen unexpected aerodynamic forces, or "loads " The range safely officer, how­ ever, had not been told to expect such behavior and In any case. the missile was just a few seconds away from violating limits on Its flight path. Air Force officials said. The first known (allure in the Trident 2 program occurred Jan. 21 when a missile hud lo be destroyed shortly after thirdstage Ignition because of s malfunction The second failure occurred Ju ly 6 when the 13lh missile In the series was blown up after a first-stage malfunc­ tion. Ail American rockets. Includ­ ing the manned space shuttle, are wired with explosives to blow them up In Ihe event of major malfunctions, thus pre­ venting an emml vehicle from reaching populated areas. TU ES D A Y PtyCM y 8 9 . 9 4 9 > \JM .--------------1 W EDNESDAY B l p C I d p 7 9 -0 4 iO ]€ )-.(! FULL N o v 13 LAST M IA M I (U N II — Florida 14 hour tempnr* rural and ramtail al •a m COT City: Apalachicola Crmhrten Daytona teach Fort Fort Myon JecfcMnville Kay Wad t 1 Msntb*. IU.Mi 4 MnnNw, UT.M j Yner, UI.M. In Kite Mill: I Mentin IM.Mt » The 15lh Trident 2 flight Sept. IB ended In failure when an tn Air Force ra n g e safely officer radioed self-destruct commands to the missile after It flew off course a little more than a minute into flight. It was the third Trident 2 to be destroyed since testing began In January 1967. TH UR SD AY C lo u d y 0 4 -0 4 F R ID A Y P ty C ld y 02*02 SA TU R D A Y F ty C ld y 0 4 -0 0 Wcdnesday...moetly sunny. High In the lower 80s. Wind southeast 5 to 10 mph. Tuesday, November 0, 1900 Vol 80. No 60 F O STM A ITIR t the w o m e n In County. of seven other H ills b o r o u g h The 126.000-pound Trident 2 missile*, built by Lockheed Missiles and Space Co., are thought lo be so accurate they can deliver a nuclear warhrud to wlihln about 400 fret of a U i tin Critics claim that with such pinpoint accuracy the Trident 2 could be used lo knock out "hardened" enemy command posts and missile silos and as such. It siiould be viewed as a "first-strike" offensive weapon. The launching Monday w s the 16th In a aeries of at least 2< lest firings planned before dr ployment aboard Ohlo-clasi nuclear submarines begins li tote 1989 CMyS Ferecatl IU IN S M N I FterMs n n 1 the mktskss until I lo do so. and lata Monday the appellate Today...sunny. High near BO. Wind northeast 3 mph. N ov Secee* Cist* Pottos* Fit* el tenter*. The victim was robbed and shot five times with a .22-caliber pistol. A Titusville jury voted for the death penalty 21. 1900. ..........................Nov. after be pleaded guilty. He also received life sentences for killing two con venience store elerka — C a rm e n A b ra m s, •tabbed during the 1970 robbery of a Ftagfer County convenience store, and Ju d y Campbell, killed during • robbery at a Volusia County business. "Some of you look at this aa an execution." Daugherty said, his llpa trembling. “ I look al this aa freedom. I’ve been In prison for 13 years — now I'm free." T h e e xe cu tio n proceeded when the Supreme Court, on a 5-4 vole, refused hours earlier lo grant a stay. A federal appeals court rejected Daugherty's bid Friday Daugherty refused a tost meal of steak, potatoes, beans and com. but ate a pint of Ice cream and root beer his father brought earlier In the day. Ruling filed ordering release of TV tapes THE W EATHER N IW N M I t M Deity on* M i r , tacoo* tetvrdny by Ttw Sexier* Horitd. Isc., MS N. FroncS Art., tenter*, FIs. m i l . tax-and-spend liberal out-of-touch with mainstream voters. Mac Kay has focused on what he calls Mack's "blxane" voting record and has hammered away al Macks poor voting record on Issues like the environment ana ■octal concerns. Mac Kay also charged Mark with being Indebted to foreign Industry. MacKay dies a Democratic Senatorial Campaign Commit­ tee suit filed last week that charge* Mack conspired with Japanese auto makers to get free advertising. Mack denies the allegation. In the U.S. House races, there will be at least three new faces from Florida when Congress convenes after Ihe elections. Three semis have been vacated by can­ didate* who decided to run for other offices including Macs. MacKay and U.S. Rep. Dsn Mica, an unsuccessful contender for the Trident 2 subm arine missile launched C u sto m s: Sm ugglers Infiltrate a lrlln ts Tha daily numbsr Monday in tha Florida Lottary CASH 3 gams w sso o i. DotJoycs, State Elections Supervisor Five-time murderer executed Monday H H -f im c u c p c c t f te to * to fc M i d » M H g > o f LO TTE R Y ■ W ith the Senate race, two C a b i n e t se a ts , the legislative.races and all the am endm ents, I can't believe w e will have anything less than a 75 percent turnout, j Democratic Senate nominal ion. Eight of Florida's 19 U.8. Representatives were re-elected with no opposition and little change In ihe makeup of Florida's>congressionsl delegation to expected. Republicans hope lo gain al least on* seat on the state Cabinet, something I hey have not done since Reconstruction. Incumbent Secretary of Stole Jim Smith to considered a strong favorite to beat Democratic challenger Tom Moore, a former stole legislator. Smith, who became a Republican after his 1086 bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination failed, waa appointed secretary of stole last year by Qov. Bob Martinez. T h e GOP also has high hopes for Insurance Commissioner candidate Tom Gallagher, a former legislator and Depart­ ment of Professional Regulation chief. Gallagher to locked In a close race against state Sen. Ken Jenne. D-Hollywood Also at slake are all 120 seata In the state House and 22 In the Senate, though many of those seat* frill be token by candidate* running without opposition Republicans are predicting gains In both chambers, gains that would pul them In position to win control of the Legislature in 1000. something that would give them the edge during the crucial rrapportlonmrnl after the 1990 census. A good showing In the House — GOP spokesmen say they can fMn 10 seats — also would allow Kcpubllcavj to toon s coalition with conservative Democrats. rt. n n u n li n r» r» M M O r lends Fentecaia Saratela IreSanten Taiieheiiee Vara Beach Watt Palm Beach • SS 000 •«o IN SM MS *M IN M II I N M MS MS l* n too H ooa too n n too W EDNESDAY! S O LU N A R T A B L E ! Min. 10:50 a.m.. 11:20 p.m.: MaJ. 5:05 a.m.. 7:20 p .m . T ID E S ! D a yto n a Beach! highs. 7:20 a.m., 7:37 p.m.; lows. 12:49 a.m., 1:31 p.m .; N s w S a y r a a B ea ch; highs. 7:25 a.m.. 7:42 p.m.: lows. 12:54 a.m.. 1:36 p.m.: B syporti highs. 7:21 a.m.. 7:16 p.m.: lows. I -03 a.m.. 1:33 p.m. [ Daytaoa Beach; Waves are I foot an glaaay. Current to drifting to the south w ith a water temperature of 70 degrees. New S a y r a a Beach; Waves are I lo 1Vk feet and glaaay. Current to to the south, with a water tempera­ ture of 70 degrees. Sun screen factor: 17. S t. Aaffastlse to J a p its r lalet •Today...wind northeast 5 to 10 kto. Scat 1 lo 3 ft. Bay and Inland watera a light chop. Tonight...wind northeast lo east 5 to 10 kts. Seas I to 2 ft. Bay and Inland waters smooth to a light chop. Wcdnrsday...w!nd cast to southeast 10 kts. Seas 2 to 3 ft. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. The high temperature In San­ ford Monday was 74 degrees and the overnight* low was 46 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. There w;is no rreorded rutnfidl during the 24-hour period end­ ing at 8 a m . Tuesday. The temperature at 8 a.m. today was 67 degrees and Mon­ day's overnight low was 51, as re co rd e d by the N a tio n a l Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. 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Sanford. Florida — Tuesday. November 8, 1988 — SA Longwood men arrested by CCIB BySUSANLOOCN Herald staff writer M an needed monay for drug program SANFORD — A man charged by Sanford police with grand theft in connection with the theft of money from a friend, reportedly told the friend he would pay the money back after lie gut out of a drug rehabilitation program. Charles Sheafer. 23, fo 1605 W. Third St.. Sanford, was arrested at the Seminole County Jail Monday. Rond lsSI.000 lie li accused of stealing MOO from the wallet and S200 from the pants pocket of a friend while visiting that friend's house at 1015 W. Third Si., on Sept. IB. The friend told police that the following day Sheafer promised to payback the money. T w o charged In Sanford auto burglarlaa SANFORD — Tw o men were charged Monday night In connection with burglaries to several vehicles parked al a Sanford city parking lot Monday. Leon Claude Allen. 31. of 147 Jackaon St.. Altamonte Springs, and Lee Eddie Williams. 25. of BOO Citrus Tree Drive. Altamonte Springs, are each charged with four counts of burglary to a vehicle. Some stolen Items were recovered and Identified by victims when the two were caught In the city parking lot on Palmetto Avenue al Seminole Boulevard. Bond la 91.000 each. LONGWOOD - T w o of three men arrested by City County Investigative Bureau agents are now Jailed without bond. Thry arc urcused us traffickers In cocaine and marijuana. Timothy A Wlndes. 31. and Paul Edward Smith J r .. 31. both of 3419 Peace Valley Way. rural Longwood. were arrested at home at about 9 p.m. Monday, after Wlndes and the third man made nanutlcs deals with an undercover agent, agents report. Also arrrstrd was Richard Clifton Joyner. 41. of Cocoa. Wlndes and Joyner face the moat acrlous charges, with Smith charged with possession of m ore than 20 gra m s of marijuana, possession of mart* Junnn with Intent to distribute and possession of d ru g par­ aphernalia. His bond Is $ 1,000. Wlndes Is charged w ill) traf licking In 2H in 200 grams of cocaine, conspiracy to irafllrk In more than 400 grams of cocaine, trafficking In more than 100 pounds of marijuana, consptrtiry to trafTtck In more Ilian 100 grams of marijuana, purchase of more than 20 grams of mari­ ju a n a . and resisting arrest without vlolrnce. Agents report Wlndes Jumped oul a window when they attempted to arrest h lin . H r was b itte n by a Seminole County sherlfTa police dog liefore being recaptured near his house. Joyner Is charged with con­ spiracy to trafflck In more than 100 poun ds of m a riju a n a , purrhuse of more than 20 grams of marijuana, conspiracy lo trafflrk In cocaine. |x»*sr*Blon of tnotr than 20 grams of mari­ juana with Intent lo distribute, and on an O range C o u n ty possession or marijuana charge. "W c believe two of the defen­ dants are significant marijuana traffickers." CCIB Commander Ll. Donald Esllngrr said today. One of Ihe suspects has been under Investigation one year and an Intensified month-long end to the probe culmunated In Ihe arrests. Esllngrr said Allumonlr Springs pollrr assisted In the case. Four vehicles and the $18,000 were conflscaled hv agents. The undrrrovrr agent reported meeting th r three suspects Monday at thr Longwood house, w hrrr. Ihe agent said. Wlndes and Joyner gave him SIH.000 lo buy marijuana (hat night. Al that time, ucrordlng lo the agent, thr two suspects also conspired lo buy 10O or more pounds of marijuana later and also discussed futurr cocaine deals. T h e agent reported Wlndes had earlier sold him more lhan 28 grams of cocaine for $1,100 Suspect chased from house CASSF.I.IIKKKY — Bob Semones. of 101 Ranch Road. Golden rod, was confronted by a knife-wielding burglar when he arrived home at about 12 30 p m Monday. Th e robber demanded rash. When Semones said he had none, the robber fled with Semones chasing him. Tw o bystanders Joined Ihe pursuit and Seminole County shertfTs deputies and Casselberry police Joined the manhunt. A suspect was found Inside an apartment at nearby Reflections Ape 'm f i t 'v State Road 436. rural Casselberry. Semones and witnesses reportedly Identified Edward Olln Rodgers. 24. of 310 Reflections Circle, Casselberry, as the burglar. Rodgers was charged with armed burglary and aaaault. as well aa with unlawful use of a suspended driver's license Bond ts AH.000 Em ployee charged In burglerfee A LTA M O N TE SPRINOS - An employee of Ihe Bailey Health C lub has been charged with burglary, accused of stealing more than $2,000 In clothing and $300 from Ihe Pro Shop at the health club. Altamonte Springs police said Eric Nam Zimmerman. 21. of 1817 Meadowbend Drive, Long wood, had two accomplice* in the thefts, which occurred In September and October at the club on Stale Road 436. Charges arc pending against the other suspects, police said. Zimmerman waa arrested at 10 30 a m Monday al the police station Bond la $ 1.000 T o d kit stolon and sold SANFORD — Sanford polar report the srv-al of a former employee In connection with Ihe theft of a tool kit from a truck at Barnes Heating. 015 W. Second St . Sanford T im H. Painter. 2A. of 1203 W. Srcond St.. Sanford, waa arrested at 2 50 p.m. Monday, behind the Sanford llrrsld. U S Highway 17-92 lie la charged with dealing In stolen properly and petty theft. Bond la $2,000 A witness told the owner of Ihe took kit that he bought the tool kit from the suspect Monday for $20 When the victim confronted Ihe suspect. Sanford police reported, he fled, to be captured later. M a n arrsstsd on a DUI c h irg # Students at Lake Mary High School helped the Salvation Army Monday by donating large amounts of food. The food drive was conducted In conjunction with the school's homecoming Canadian Conservatives, free trade agreement in jeopardy The strategy has propelled them Into a position where they are now favored by 43 percent of voters who expressed a p irf-r rnce In thr Gallup poll released Monday. T h r ruling Progresalve Conservatives were barked by 31 percent and Ihe socialist New Democratic Party 22 percent, with 10 percent undecided. “ Herald city editor SANFORD — City commis­ sioners agreed Monday to look Into a lease-purchase arrange­ ment lo build a city ircreallon center to replace Ihe Youth Wing of the Civic Center, soon to become a senior citizen center In the meantime, they will authorize use of 4.500 squarr Ieel of vacant space on the first Boor of City Hall lor recreation drpartmrnt oilier and storage spar r and a game room Commissioners agreed al Ihe Monday work session to put resolutions concerning both ac­ tions on Ihe agenda for Ihe Nov. 14 H ire lin g Jim Jemlgan. parks and rec­ reation dlrrcinr, told commis­ T h r treaty was signed Jan. 2 sioners he and his staff In­ by President Reagan and Con­ vestigated several possible stirs servative Prime Minister Brian lo lease for a youth recreation centrr this summer, but found M u lro n r y . few that would tie large enough, and none that would lit within the department's budget. He said about 275 teenagers use the Youth Wing on a regular basis year around, not counting • 4:39 p m — 25th Ware the 300 youth who were enrolled and Poinsett la Drive, amIn Hie department's summer hula tier call. program Work on the youth • 11:39 p.m. - 807 E. wing Is expected to begin In Eighth Si.. umbulaiu-cealL January, leaving young people without a city recreation build­ TU ES D A Y ing Jrrnlgan said buildings avail­ • Midnight - 311 W. First able lo rrni would cost $6 to $8 St., ammonia Irak, rlrarrtl per squarr foot (or $42,000 to building of gus with fans. $56.(AX) per year. He said for • 7.30 a.m. - 1800 S. Park , lliat amount, the city could be Avc.. ambulunre call. making payments on Its own building. ■MBROBNCY CALLS MONDAY • |;39 pm . - 27lh Street and French Avenue, unlocked auto • 2 :3 5 p .m . — 815 S, French Avr.. ambulant-r call. • 3.08 p.m . — 200 W. A irp ort lllvd.. mechanical «ilarm malfunctioned. • 4:35 p.m. — No. 52. William Clark Court, fire ex­ tinguished festivities Members of Ihe Lake Mery High School student government ere seen here delivering some of Ihe food. gives space to recreation center ... under the Influence In Seminole County: • Richard John Roemer. 60. of 3 Lilac Drive. Sanford, waa arrested at 6:21 p m Monday on 25th Street. Sanford, after he was seen driving erratically, lie ts also charged with violation of the right-of way. O T T A W A - T h e Liberal Party, campaigning against the U.S. Canada free trade agree­ ment. has s solid grasp on first place ahead of the ruling Con* servatlves. according to a Gallup poll irlraaed Iwo weeks before the crucial general election. Liberals, riding ihe crest of a wave of popular opinion against the trade pact, have turned the election Into a virtual referen­ dum on the treaty. H o m e com ing food drive '<• -• • U n R iit.ll estimated that <l« purchase arrangement igrmci for • new building with 7.000 square fret would coat the city $35,612 per year for 20 years, at which time Ihe city would own It. Jrrnlgan said u lease-purchase arrange­ ment has several advantages. Including a lower Interest rate, and w o u ld e lim in a t e the necessity of Ihe city selling bonds to pay for the project. Jrrnlgan said the recreation center could be built on cityowned land on 23lh Place off South Sanford Avenue T h r Sanford Gymnastics Association presently Is constructing a build Ing on thr stir, which Includes about 25 acres. Commissioner W hltry Ecks­ tein questioned whether 7.000 squarr feet would l*e enough s p a c e , and s u g g e s te d a classroom be Included In a recreational facility to provide space for tutoring children In kindergarten throug h third grade In rradlng and reasoning lie pointed out that Florida has Ihe highest school dm|K>ul rate In Ih r nation und said the city could help alleviate (h r problem by providing a space for a tutoring program. E ck s te in , a teacher w ith Seminole County schools, said city recreational p ro g ra m s should I k - expanded to Include education, lie said hr would try lo recruit teachers to join him and fits wife to volunteer their services to tutor the children. Other commlMloners agreed with the suggestion and said perhaps a portable classroom would be avallnblr from the school district or another source to place on school property. Jrrn lg a n agreed, and said such a project could be carried oul separately from the proposal for the recreation center. He said In answer to Eckstein’s ques­ tioning of Ihe space require­ ments for the recreation center that 7.000 square feet Is consid­ ered a minimum, and that no decision on thr actual size would be made unlll archltecta* pro­ posals are sought and received. The commission also approved a schedule for advertising and accepting bids for Ihr remodel­ ing of the Youth Wing to serve as a senior center. The city will tx-gln advertising for bids Nov. 13. aiming at a bid opening Dec. 6 or 7. approval of a contract Dec. 12. and work beginning soon after Ihe first of Ihe year. T h r commission also decided lo have City Manager Frank Faison contact achool officials to drirrmlne what plans they have for a dilapidated building at Seventh Slreet and line Avenue. C o m m is s io n e r A .A . MeClanahun said thr city looked lulo condemning Ihr building about 10 yrurs ago bul found It didn't have Ihe authority to condemn school property. He said ih r building Is a safety und fire hazard. The commission also heard atxtul an unonynous donor who Is olTrring $60,000 lo Ihr city lo complete landscaping Improve­ ments und the construction of a new gatr area at Evergreen Cemetery. John Rinehart of Glattlng. Lopez. Ktrcher. Anglin. Inc.. representing the donor, tald the the trust from which thr gift Is being rnsdr Is due to be closed out next month, so the com­ mission must act on It soon. A stipulation to thr gift Is that the commission rstabllsh a Ceme­ tery Association to act as an advisory hourd lo the com­ mission on cemetery matters. The commissioners agreed to formally accept the gift at Its next meeting and to begin Ihe procedures to form u cemetery a d viso ry board. It 1s also expected lo authorize the firm to advertise and accept bids for the work, which will be supervised by clly personnel. The commission also heard a request from l-ake Mar)’ Com­ m issioner R andy M orris to submit suggested changes and comments on thr proposed Lake Mary Boulevard corridor concept so that a final plan ran be submitted for approval. McClanahan said the project was of low priority to Sanford, aa far as he Is concerned, because the boulevard Is located oq Sanford's border and there are streets of higher priority for beautifying lhan that one. Morris said since the county does not Intend to widen the portion of thr boulrvanl which la In Sanford until 1994. Sanford's financial commitment would not begin until then. S A T E L L IT E TV SUM MUM* It WW nttOMT tw not i n w tawxi i*p*j •% xm u 1-800-472 8626 Kelley sets campaign contribution record By J . MARK BARPIBLO Harald altff wrllar______________ SANFORD — Jennifer Kelley. Republican District 5 Seminole County commission candidate, has raised 0134.629. more than any other candidate for local office In Seminole County, ac­ cording to the moat recent campaign contribution reports. S a n d r a G o a rd . c o u n ty supervisor of elections, said to­ day that Kelley's contributions act an all-time record. The re­ porta were due at the Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Office Friday. By Nov. 4, Kelley reported, she had raised $83,429 In contribu­ tions and made another $51,200 In loans to her cuni|>algn. She said she had received an addi­ tional $1,291 In goods and services that are not Included In the total dollar Income. Kelley reported spending $130,547. She spent $24,635 during the last two weeks before the Nov. 4 reporting deadline. Moat of the expenditures were for newspaper advertising, brochure mailings and postage coats, the said. Among the $25,050 she re­ ceived during the last two weeks. Kelley received $1,000 contributions from Mid Florida PAC of Mallland and Lany W. Toler, a Mallland builder. Most of her contributions In the latest report came from professionals In Ihe contnicllon Industry and attorneys. She also received $ 3 ,5 0 0 from Ihe Sem inole County Republican Executive Committee PAC. Among the Kelley contribu­ tions wan $600 from Mnrk Arnold, drvrloper of a ton- trovertia) 334-acre site on Lake Sylvan and $750 from Oviedo developers Whltemark. Inc. The second-highest amount of contributions was reported by Fred Streetman. a Republican seeking re-etrctlon to the District 3 county com m ission seat, Streetman reported receiving $93,612 In contributions, wllh no loans. He reporting spending $92,288. mostly In advertising and other promotions. Among Strrctman's contribu­ tions was $3,500 from the co u n ty party o rga n iza tio n . $1,000 from Ihe state party organization and $1,000 each from B a lrd -R a y N issan of Longwood and Luke Hays Propcr!lrsdrvcln|K-rs. Republican Hay Valdes, seek­ ing election a* the county lux collector, added $5,551 to hi* campaign a n n u m , i-tlxlng a total of $34,507 during the last two weeks. He received $2,000 from the state party and $1,000 from the county party. Democrat Warren Ketner. also seeking the District 3 com­ mission seat, added $8,000 of his money to his campaign account, raising only $205 in contributions from other people. K rln rr has raised 828.871 by the last reporting period and spent $28,158 D e m o c ra t A rt D a v is , challenging Kelley for Ihe Dis­ trict 5 commission seat, has raised $11,182 In contributions and loaned his c a m p a ig n $13,470 — Including 6/.500 during the last two weeks of thr reporting period. Of the total $24,652 In (Inuurlng. Davis re­ ported spending $23,107 for advertising and other campaign expenses RANDOLPH COURT APTS. 330-13 00 90 HIDDEN L A K E DR. |8EE OUR CLASS. AD.) SANFORD . �iw f i « vm i 300 N. FRENCH A V E . SANFORD. FLA. 33771 Area Code 407-323 3611 or 631-0093 Way*# 0. 0ayta, M W. Natl*. K w n H y t h Home Hell very: 3 Month*. 914.29:6 Month*. *37.00: Year. *51.00. In State Mall: 3 Month*. *30.29: 0 Month*. *37.00; Year, *00 00. Out Of State Had: 3 Month* 021.04; 0 Month* 040 50 Year *7000 E D IT O R IA L S Vote first, then reflect ■ When this day is Anally over. Americana may breathe a collective sigh. Cam paigns have become year around aITalr*. T h e y were the m a jo r topic o f conversation during the post two months. The Seminole County ballot contains 38 srparate voting elements ranging from the presidency of ‘ he United States through state and local in t J la a te s 1? C o n s titu tio n a l Am endm ents and the C h a rte r question. Because of this, the early turnout Indicates the total vote will be h ig h e r than the projected national percen tage. Th e Importance of an Individual vote ' been Impressed on everyone repeat eatcrCy and i <h rliM-irfmtffl W.. i he num ber of important elections• OCCKJca Djr (hat one vote has been printed and reprinted. Th e polls will remain open until 7 p.m. so there is still lime to cost a ballot. To n ig h t there will be m ore un ha ppy candidates than happy or Involve more than two national polls are accurate, the In the presidential campaigns wfll be the pollsters retained by the media and various research The polls, w ith com m entary, been the lop news stories w ith the per cen tages indicated far Mr. Bush and Mr. Dukakis shawtr tng wild swings. M r. Dukakis wss w ay a hea d In th e s u m m e r , th e race w a s neck-and-ncck by August, then Mr. B u sh surged ahead In October. To d a y la each’s date Before you vote today, consider this Every election has Its defining moment. In 1000 It came when Monald Reagan. In his one T V debate w ith Jim m y Carter, tagged one of Carter’s misstatement* with. "Th e re you go again." In 1084 tt may well have come at the Republican convention In Dallas, when Ray Charles aat down at the piano and. with Reagan. Bush, and thetr wives behind him . led the thousands of people present In a moving rendition of "America the Beautiful." In I960 the Democrats. I’m sure, would like to believe that It was the moment when thetr charming old vice-presidential candidate. Lloyd Bentaen. rabbit-punched hi* young rival Dan Quayte. with the memorable line. "Senator, you're no Jo h n Kennedy." But Bentaen's cheap shot, effective as It was. Isn’t going to put Michael Dukakis tn the White House. And perhaps no one thing can account for. or even aymbotlu. the forces that are bringing about Dukakis' defeat. But there was one rare moment at (he Democratic convention In Atlanta tn J u ly when a young Congressman, exasperated beyond endurance by the antics of the flaky pressure groups that have all but taken o' * hi* patty, opened L a mouth wide and let tt all osog out: "We're u * £*4ng to blow tt this time. Just abut up. giya. women, environmen­ tuning that the noisy aperlaUnlerrst lob­ talists. Just sh ut up. You'll get everything you want after the election. But Just, for the byists Koatmayer was addressing truly represent a m a j o r i t y of A m e r i c a 's w o m e n , o r meantime, abut u p so we can w in." environmentalists, or even homosexuals T h e y Congressman Peter are simply specialised politician*, claiming to Koatmayer hails from represent large numbers of people who have Bucks C o u n ty . never chosen them us their representative* and Pennsylvania, one of w ho may driest almost everything they aay and the glossier suburbs stand for. of Philadelphia, and Note lhat Koatmayer was careful not to call for he had n o t p r e ­ a break between these lobbyists and the viously shown any Democratic Party. On the contrary, he pledged notable inclination to "Y o u 'll get everything you wanl after the Jo u s t w ith th e election. All he begged them to do was keep numerous sp e c ia lthetr big mouths shut until then, ‘‘so we ra n Interest groups that w in .” It was advice he ought to have followed have walked off with himself his party, very m uch For. thanks to Congressman Koatmayer. we C an ha beggtd tike fleas walking off now know what many leader* of the Democratic thorn to do w it h an A r m y P a rty really think of the self-appointed blanket. But he has wos keep Ihtlr spokesmen who are forever making dramatic clearly been w o rry­ big mouths demands on behalf of various minorities they ing about the d am ­ shut unlit claim to represent Th e Demarraltr leaders are. age they have done thon, "so ws quite simply. In cahoot* wtlh Ihem. They want — and may yet do — can win. J the voles these people allegedly "represent." and to the Dem ocratic they will reward the lobbyists liberally (excuse Party's Image, nod meM after the elect Inn. hto o u .w st was plainly (ram the -.reart. Don’t, by the way. make the mistake cf i c i M u m n n i tartars its a i m JACK Veteran u n w ittin g m edical subject with destiny. There ore tw o or three races in Seminole County w h ich arc touted as likely landslides, but w ithout ‘‘actenUAc" p o llin g locally, who’s to know for su re tn advance. Voters also have been Introduced to the "negative campaigning." which can Interpreted as one candidate objecting to the opponent calling attention to portions of his record that m ay prove Injurious. Cam paign expenditures have escalated to an extent that millions of dollars are spent on stale elections. A new record was set In Seminole C o u n ty with one candidate spend­ ing more than 6130.000 on the campaign. W h y be a candidate? Nationally, candidates run for pow er, prestige, and a sense of purpose. Locally, the m otivations, by and large, are m ore sincere. Th e re are but few unquallAed candidates In the county and c ity ruces. Most a rr committed Individuals w h o wish to serve the public. T h e posts are not rnricliln g a nd the aggravations are m a n y. Challenges abound for the w in n ers. There Is a trite and Im practical adage about being a good loser; but this county will be better tr m a n y of the lasers In today’s cam paign give ro n lln u c d service to the county and w ith in the cities. Most candidates deserve praise and respect for thetr com m itm ent to good government and the demonstration of that com m itm ent ; by offering themselves for election. Th e A m erican system w orks. LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor arr welcome. All letters must be signed and Include a mailing address and telephone number. Letters should be on a tingle subject and ns brief as possible. The Sanford Herald reserves the right to edit letters. Berry's World •ft** m ANDERSON GEORGE F. W I L L Th e case for G e o rg e Bush W A B H IN O T O N - The cam paign, having promised Instruction and barely diversion. now saga to a stop and I herewith complete the task begun tn m y last column Then I made the ease for electing Michael Dukakis Today I undertake the comparably Herculean task of arguing George Bush's t tn much change In abortion policy. It would Ignltr 30 arguments by restoring to stairs the right to regulate a bon ion The argument* sre needed, given such bio medical development* a* Intra uterine medicine But abortion la. after ctrrumslon. the nation's moat common sur­ gical procedure. T h e culture has moved far In IS years and there now 1s■ majority In favor of Is Bush belter than he seems? No. This low. liberal abortion laws. dishonest campaign, which squandered the The careful •elec­ precious commodity of the nation’s attention, tion of Justices re­ was the carefully prepared and freely chusen quire* an interest In culmination of hts public life to date. He teems c o n s titu tio n a l to have passed through the tumults of the 20lh theories lhat la aa century unmarked by any of Its great passions foreign to Bush aa or arguments or aspirations. Paradoxically, Mongolia. L ib e ra ls that may be the key to putting the brst (ace on should take comfort his performance. from the posalblllty t h a t he m a y Perhaps he has campaigned basely because he has. In place of substantive political * squander hi* o p ­ portunities There Is motives, a single ideal. He Is moved entirely by precedent. T w o of an abstract duty to "serve." not by any Ides he th e three li b e r a l wants lo be In the service of. In the absence of octogenarians were Ideas, mere tactics are everything. appointed b y R e 0The fourth libp ub llcan s-B re n na n o ra l, J o h n He Is at once vaguely admirable and by Elsenhower (w ho ominously empty. What mailers is who will All Paul Stevens, a ls o n o m i n a t e d him up. was F o r d ' s Warrenl a n d choice. £ That brings us to 3.000 reasons for electing Ulackmun by Nixon. Hush. They are the appointments, from senior T h e fourth liberal. White House and Cabinet officer* on down, John Paul Stevens, was Ford s choice. that a President makes or are made In his In foreign policy. Hush will offer warmedname. An Important question In any election, over Reaganlam-whatever Kegantam meant and the crucial question when both candidate* after right years of dilution. K<*.ig*n'a grand are so inadequate. Is: Which party has the passion, the Reagan Doctrine-aid to armed better pool of talent from which to draw? The resistance within the Soviet Implre (Nicaragua. Republican Party Is to be preferred until the Afghanistan), w e m s lo matter llltle lo Bush. Democratic Party regains Its political acumen Kragan has forcefully licensed detente, and and Intellectual vigor. hence the mural disarmament of the Wesl. Thus there Is little to do but watch lo see If he Three other reasons for preferring Hush also Is right--to sre If the Sovlel regime really has pertain to the presldrnllul power tn shape the repudlalrd Its first seven decades of words and composition of government. Four days after deeds. the election. Harry Blackmun will become the If not. we are In trouble Ion big for Hush. Aa third Supreme Court Jusllrc over 60. The Soviet military spending continues Its steady others are William Brennan and Thurgood Increase, the U .S . defense budget Is declining Marshall. All three are liberals. The next and Is under Increasing pressure that can nut president probably will have at least three be residlrd by Hush, the anti-tax warrior. nominations to make. Hush's probable secretary of state. James Uakrr. Is a clever fellow, but h may auffei Ihe Almost the entire public agenda seems lo diplomatic fidgets that afflict political dealpass through courts. It Is urgent that new makers when they become diplomats. They Justices reverie the tendency to turn what think lhat deals made are the only meaningful should be legislative decisions Into litigation. reaUfkatlons of thetr exertions. T h e armsThis Is Important to the rejuvenation of the control lobby should rejoice. Arms agreements Democratic Party. The liberal party’s powers arc always p opula r and Bush campaign pf persuasion have atrophied aa liberals have Indicates that no consideration will ever weigh Increasingly relied on Judicial flat rather than more than crude political calculations. maaa persuasion tn achieve their alma. Still, flush m ay at least have the Instinctive caution of a m an wlthoul a compass. A Bush-directed change In the Court's composition might result In reversal of the (C) lo t s . W ashington Post W rltara 1073 abortion ruling, but that might not result Orsap - 7V?1s' , WASHINGTON - Mike Kego walked Into a Veterans Administration hospital In I9H2 seeking help tor hts shin condition and say* h r unwillingly became a subject in a medical experiment A researcher at the Son Franctaro Veteran* Hospital recently was accused by Ihe Food and Drug Administration of falling to get " informed ronsrnt" from patients before he used an experimental drug on lhem Nrgn to one of 2fl patient s whose records indicated that they may nor have hern adequately warned about Ihe drug fFamlnonlrntmamirir or 6-AN We first reported nearly a year ago on K rgo and hta struggle to find out m ore about Ihe drug Now Ihe researcher. Dr. Hersrhel Zarkhelm h a s s ig n e d a n agreement tn which 1 the FDA allege* he violated FDA rules g o v e rn in g e x p e ri­ mental drug* The F D A has ordered Zarkhelm lo wntk u n d e r supervision ( Rago says he and with only small didn't g lgn numbers of patients any form J Kego a Vietnam veteran, wrnl lo the San Francisco Veteran* Hospital tn 1063 for treatment of psoriasis Zarkhelm presrrtbad O-AN. sn ointment Since the drug wa* experimental. Zarkhelm wa* supposed to have Kego sign a consent form But Kego says he didn't sign any form, and there la no form in hts file The 6-AN treatment was stopped after ala rnom'to when Kego broke out with pustules L a lr r . Krgo was diagnosed as h a vin g amyotrophic lateral arlrmsls. or Lou G e hrig s disease It Is an Inrurablr and fatal nerve disorder Krgo's attempts lo find out If there was a connection between BAN and th r disease led Ihe FDA to look Into Earkhrlrn’* use of Ihe drug Zarkhelm disputed claims that Krgo didn't know lire dnig was experimental, and denied any connection with Lou Gehrig's disease Th e dortor told our asMortalr Stewart Harris that the |iaperwork Informing Krgo of the rapertmrntal nature of the drug waa lost At the very leo*t. Zar khelm said that he told Krgo hr wa* using an experimental treat­ ment It he did tell Krgo. that was not reflected In th r medical flies reviewed by FDA In ­ vestigators In fart, the Investigators reported that half of the 32 patient's charts they looked at did not contain consent form* Zarkhelm also failed lo follow proper research protocol and mixed his skin oint­ ment with the controversial chrmlcal DM SO wlthoul FDA approval, according to Ihe Investigators' report. Faced with thr evidence. Zarkhelm signed an agreement with the FD A saying he would not do any more studies using more than 20 subjects and that his research will be closely supervised. Zarkhelm told us he didn't like the agreement, but salt! he signed It beruusr. “ If I did not sign It. I would not hr allowed lo continue my research." F D A Investigators have documented numerous cases or researchers who failed to obtain Informed consent from patients before using an experimental drug. One FDA official told us that most rases are simply paperwork problem*. Subjects learn Informally about the drugs, but they don't sign Ihe forms. FD A Investigators are understandably rdgy about the Informality. Concern over the uae of experimental drugs prompted Hep. Fortney "Prie" Stark. DCallf., to draft a bill that would cut off Medicare funds lo researchers who don't follow the rules on those drugs. Stark's bill did not pass before Congrcsa adjomrd. but hr said he would Introduce It again next year. a , toe* U S n w tas X w * t o w CiprTiqq, INS UMM F a ttn tysatest*. toe. 'fRBN11 g JIW w i r n i �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Tuesday. November 8. 1 9 6 8 - 8 * FINANCIAL Stocks open slightly higher Unit** F r a u Internattenal NEW YORK - l*Tlcra opened slightly higher loday In moderate (railing of Nrw York Stork Exchange Issues. I hr Dow Jonra Industrial uvrrage. which fell 21 IB Monday, waa up 9 60 lo 2134.24 ahortly alirr the markri opened. Advance* led decline* 547-210 amonH the I .IS J iM im crossing the Nrw York Stock Exchange tape. Early turnover amountrd In uboul 11.423.000 aharr* Slock [trice* (lined sharply and hmadly lower Monday In quirt trading a* concern over the economy and the presidential election kept many Investor* on the sidelines. Analysts said the October unemployment data, which showed Ihe economy Is growing al a faster rate than was previously rxprrtrd. raised worries about Inflation and higher Interest rate* am ong Investors "The fact that Ihe Federal Reserve Is faking a look at hanks In Irmts of their lending policies for takeovers Is causing some con­ cern." said E rn ie Kudnrl. manager of block tradings! Mabon. Nugent A Co. "Basically, w e have a speculator's markrt right now. and takeovers arr where things air happening." Met/ said Dollar slightly lower; gold, silver both off Unit** F r a u imoeraoMonal Th e dollar waa slightly lower today In light trading on major foreign currency markets as traders alrpprd In the sidelines to await Ihe rrsults of the l)S . jwi stdentul election Gold was also mixed In earlier trading In Ihe Far East, the dollar frll slightly against the Japanese yen. closing at 124 73 yen. down 0 34 yen (mm Monday's close of 125 07 yen In Eurujie. the dollar began tire ilay In Frankfurt at 1.77 West O rm a n marks, down from I 7nri on Monday Ttie dollar oprned In Parts al 0 06H French franc*, down (m m ti 0945. and In Milan al 1.321 50 lire, dow n from 1.320 HO The dollar also opened lower In Z u ric h al 1.492 Swiss francs, down from I.497H. and In Brussels al 37.62 Belgian francs, down from 37 HO In L o n d o n . Ihe poun d opened ihe day al 91.7HI5. up fnan 91.775 at the close on Motidav In early New York trading, th r d o lla r eased slightly against key foreign currencies In what currency traders dr scribed as "a dead day ." On the bullion markets gold oprned 91 50 an ounce higher In Zurich at 9422 an ounce and fell 25 rents In London In 9422 25 Tlte I Jim ton morning gold fixing wwa 942 1 H5 an ounce, oft 65 rrn ta front Monday s close Freedom may help Burger King MIAMI — Management <4 Burger King Cnrp will have a better shot at Impr-tvlng the tumbled last food chain's prr formatter once It Is Indepen dent and franchisers receive an ownership stake, the new chairman said Monday Plllsbury Co of Minneapolis announced plans Monday In spin oil Ihe nation's No 2 h4fi4M |rf^fcaiib a* part of Its elrafcl tn thwart | hostile 95 23 bllllmi takeover bv Grom! Met rupnhtan Pl.C Jerry W Levin, r halrman of Burger King, told reporters lit Miami thr company will I* stren gthrnrd by having a board of direr tors lex used exclusively on thr last food business, and restaurant owners with a stakr In the company We think by Treating this independent Burger King, tt r e a lly m a k e s ua b e tte r equipped lo create a full am. lasting turnaround at Burger King, h r said But Le vin acknowledged Burger King will fare tough times a* its emerges as a highly leveraged company under thr plan, which calls for shareholders In receive one share uf Burger Ring stork for every PUIsburv -share they hold. Dow Jo n o s Dow Jo n e s Averages Local Interest TTiese quotatlona provided by mrmurra o f th r National Assoclatlon o f Securlllr* Dealera arr representative inter dealer p rice * as of mid-morning today. Interdealer m a r k e t a change throughout I h r day. Price* do noi Include retail markup nr markdown. Ask ■ I* 4 American lloneer 3V* Barnett Jank 33 Vk 23% 21% First Union 21 31% 3m FPAI. 3 3% 36% Fla Progress IIC A 46% 46 17% Hughes 5upp(y 17% 219 21% Mon Ison's 55% 5 5% NCRCorp 30% 30% Plesoejf I2 H 12% Scotty's 23% Soutlirast Bsnk 2 3 % 20% SunTrust 21% 63% 63 Wall Disney West In*house 52H 52% IBH IBM Brunawtck 9 VS 9% IIB J 19% IB M Fla. Nsllooal 44 H 45% Winn Dixie .2 9 % 30% Emerson Gold And S llv s r NEW YOKK — Foreign and domestic gold A silver prices quoted In dollars |>er troy oume Tuesday. Gold London rrnluua ck*r. AXl.& O ull 2 (X) MefktkgnvmR « d i K5off 0 65 Krug Kong 422 23 up0 2B*N*w York <'nuir V»|*|| gold open 420 9 0 oil I IX) Comet t|ml sltvri (Hwti H 43 idl 0.06 10:00 a.M. 30 20 15 65 Indus 2CUi 20 up 11 50 Trans 927 17 up 6.03 Util* IH5 93 up 101 Stork HOHtM up 4 63 fl.tiudnn m o r n in g fixing change Is Itawtl mi the [itr vhms day's closing price I A m e ric a n s ch o o se 41 st president to d a y Barry Tru m an stunned Thomas Dewey In IU4H. A c o n tide lit R e p u b lic a n Bolding to a 2H year old tradi­ George Bush ended his cam­ tion. ihe 36 registered voters of paign with a raucous rally In Ihr mountain hamlet of Dtxvlllr Texas, but underdog Democrat Notrh. N i l . cast the nation'* M ic h a e l D u ka k is s lu m p e d first ballots after m idnight around the dock today as Amer­ Monday Bush won 34 votes; ican* cast Ihe first vote* for thr Dukakis got three: one went to 4 1st president of the United New York Rep. Jack Kemp, who Slates vied unsuccessfully for Ihr GOP "It's tn the hands of ihe gods presidential nominal ion. and the American people,'* Bush Most voting booths elsewhere told rrporirrs wearily al Ihe were scheduled to open at 6 a m. conclusion of the nearly two- local lime and lo close al 7 or H year race for the While Itousr "1 p m The last [Mills In Alaska will feel gixxl atiout thr rlrctton 1 close al midnight EST. Dukakis and his wife. Kitty, feel strong " The Republican entered to­ plannrd tn voir In Boston today day's voting with u lead In public before g e ttin g some m uch[Mills ranging from 4 lo 12 needed sleep. Bush and Ills wife. percentage points, und hr Barbara, were lo cast ballots In rx p rrtrd to become the first Houston before awaiting returns sitting vice president elected to Will) their family al their hotel Ihe Oval Office since Marlin Van residence. At thr end of the final, frenetic Burenin 1836 day of campaigning. Ihr two B u t D u k a k i s . I h r Massachusetts governor, refused candidates made eleventh-hour to give up and campaigned well appeals In 30-mlmitc videotaped Into Ihe rarly morning hours. commercials televised nationally Monday night. They took vastly ho|t*rnfchlng from San Fran ctsco to Boston and predicting a different approaches. In fo rm a l In a shirt a n d "Novem ber surprise" In Ihr form of ihe biggest upset since sweater. Dukakis. 55. answrrrd Unite* Press International DEATHS L E S L IE GEORO E H U N T E R Leslie George Hunirr. 65. 657 E. Bay Ave.. latngwood. died Sunday al hi* residence. He was born June 17. 1923. In Dawson. W . Vu. He moved lo ihe area In 1973 from Mouflcld. W. Va Hr was a srlf-rmplnyrd Itarlter. a U.S. Navy vttrnm. ami a Mclhodist. Survivors Include u daughter. Bob hi Hunirr Kersey. Blnullrld. W. Vu.: Ihrre brother*. Waller E . Columbus. Ohio; W llllr M.. Cussellterry: Rolx-rl I.. Plalne C ity , Ohio; und two grand­ children. U a k l u w n P a r k C c in c • tery/Funcnd Home, lathe Mary. Is In churgr of arrangements. K E L L E R K E IT H K IN O Keller Kcllh King. 45. 100 Humphrey Road, latkr Mary, died Sunday al Ills residence. Horn Ju ly 27. 1043 In Versailles. Ky.. he moved lo latke Mary In 1972 fnim Cocoa. Hr was a self-employed contractor, a Hap l i s t , a m e m b e r of I h e Hlllslxirotigh Ba|tllsl Church in Versailles. Ky., and a Vlrtnam veteran serving In Ihe U.S. Marine Corps. Survivors In rh id r parents. Carl and Ju n e King. Lake Mary; a son John King. Luke Mary*: n brother. Carl King II. Allanla. Cm.; a sister Vicki Lunr. Lake Mary: maternal grandmother. Sadie Lancaster. Lake Mary; [talrrnul grandmother. Minnie Mar King. Longwood. O a k I a w n I 'u r k C r m e tcry/Funcrut Home. Lake Mary'. Is In charge of urrangmtrnts. taped questions Iront citizen* ahout policy Issues, tits liandling of (hr campaign and his lack ol public emotion T tw confiscated signs wart plied up at the Lake Mary city maintenance shop. S ig n s -----------------------------------------------------------------------Continued from Page l A two signs from his |tro|x-rly and ordrrrd them in pul them tuck Another two signs, be said he didn't nothe missing until nflrr Ihry leli “ They have trespassed on prlvalr property Tills Is nothing more than a cheap [xtlllli.il ploy." Fox and Fox hlaxlrd tlx city fur [tractlrlng "selective law' enforcement'' and said hr intend* to swear out a warrant fur trespassing Fox said he beltevrs II was three city commissioner* who directed lmudrrdalr to rrm nvr signs " I think It’s ludicrous The tlay before elections. Ilirre city commissioners give older* to pH k op signs This is bogwash.'* Fox said. Fox ran for I'omiiusaion seal one -n last year s election and was defealed by Randall Morris who is running (or mayor this year. Lauderdale aold he had made a derision not to do anything alxtul |M>littc al signs In ihe right ol Games- way unless he received complaints, which hr did "The city crew was given Ihi sic Instructions and turned luisr in trucks.' hr said The signs were removed and taken In the i lly water plain on Rinehart Road laiuderdale said they will tie kept there "(or anyone who would like to i (aim them." ■t'drrdalf said alter the signs were removed, he was overwhelmed with callrrs who com­ plained ot signs being rrmoved from thru properly. "We tried to go out and do the best we could wlllt the crews available.' Lauderdale said Lauderdale said that rc|Niiis of rilv workers tieing taken off regular Jobs to galhrr Ihe signs were false. llr said Brittle* II was true that Ihr public works crew was scheduled to jxtst *|x-rd limit signs Ihrmighoui ihe rllv nn Monday, the signs never arrived. He said speed-limit signs will lx- postrd Writ iii m lav Instead Traditionally the rvenl wblch draws tlte most |wr1li ipanis — golf — ojieneil at 7:30 u m today at Mayfair Gotl Course, and will continue Thursday. T h r four-mile run enm|triiii«iu was this morning, as well a* the triathlon and Itall mile bicycle race S y n c h ro n iz e d s w im m in g duels and solos, as well as diving. Is scheduled (his alternoon at Lyman High School s [tool, and Ihr Iwo mtle race walk Is scheduled tu begin al 2 p m Competition In more seden­ tary spoftRalao lx-guts today. IC h r c le f r F a n d d o m in o e s p u n Rasr'of a l.Ifrpak 5 irionftnr. com|ielll|oit will tx- [ilaved al dcllhrlllaliir and charger at a llnwrll Mareca*t of 97.119 which will contr from ihe fire department budget The system Is used to sustain lit*- In cardiac crises and/or trauma situations Continue* from Page I A In other business, (hr com­ taking an average ol right mission approved the llrst read­ minutes in ihr voting Ixxilh ing of an ordlnacr to increase Voters, united with litre*- or water rales and sewer f e e s Public (tearing fur th r ordinance four luliot cards, will help select a new president and United will tie Nov 21 Com m issioners also reap- Stairs Senator. On the slate [xiintrd Belly Mac Dowell. Jeffrey level, they will chixtse two ruhlMorton and James E. IVrry to net positions and a l<xal state Ihe ctxle enforcement board und senator Locally, voters will M arvin M rll/rr lo ihe land choose thrlr choler lor shrrlll. lax collector and two countv planning agency Cw atlaM d from Pegs 1A jHirtn qbints last year. Ilr said that is hevausr tmlay Is election day and s*ne»|>eoplr stayed home lo vote rather than voting by absetitee ballot Medals were awarded yester­ day in Ihr quarter-mile bkyrlr rare, men's right-Itall hlllards and synrhmni/rd swimming in figures and tram categories Lakes Hobby show rxhdtlls will lxentrred at Clly Hall until 4 p in and will tie i>|trn (or vlrwlng Wcdncsd.iv and Thutsday. The gumrs lx gait under gixxl weather on Sunday with sailing and windsurfing The lonnul o|trniiig ccfrmtt ulcs were held yesterday morn lug at City Hall Follow ing ih r ceremonies, seven events were held txiwllng tennis, synchronized swimming bike racing, cmtnr sprints, men's H-hall tillllards. and obstacle cunoeing A sfM-tat rrceplloit was held al the civic center alter ih r com prttiiofi yesterday V o te rs com m issioners as well as a school Mt|tcrlnirndritl ami two school board members Four judges are u Im io ii the Im IIoi Voters lit five of the seven Seminole County cities will also chixtsc clly commissioners and councllmrn Voters also will have a list ol 11 stale ennsUliilloii.il amend mcnls In addition lo drcblmg on w hether tn have a county charter. �m m m in i i ' T i i i i * » i i i r t n i f •A — Sanlord Herald. Sanlord, Florida - Tueedey. November S. 1BS8 Age Games competition Action heats up in At age 70, Louise Wing keeps on wowing ’em in the swimming pool | By VICKI DatOMMBR Herald correspondent SANFORD — Louise Wing doesn't need sequins on her suit to stand out from the crowd In the synchronised swimming arena. At the age of 70. Wing la a 15-year veteran of the competition. ” 1 w as working as director of swimming at Uic Boston YW CA when rnr the sport first was opened to women." Wing said Monday. "I was considered 'too old' for competition, but I really loved the gracefulness of the sport." For several years, she got her feet wet In Ihe sport through coaching and Judging. She orga­ nised and choreographed shows at the Y. am well ns started the first synchronised swim league In New England, but felt that age was a barrier to competition for herself. Nowadays. Wing Is one of the finest swimmers In her age group. She haa won a gold medal In Ihe Golden Age Games every year since she began competing. The Southland Corporation named her Olympian of the Year for 1968. Pari of the key to her aucceaa la her athletic talents coupled with her musical background. ** r Julltard W ing studied the french horn at the School of Music. "It helped build up my lungs." she said. Wing la modest about her winnings, however Athletes gather for reception By VICKI I Herald correspondent f Dressed In outfits ranging from sweats to business suits, athletes In Sanford for the annual Golden Age Games mingled at the San­ ford Civic Center Monday evening, some munching on fruit, bran crackers and other healthy snacks. Bringing a close to the drat official day of competi­ tion. HCA Central Florida Regional H ospital sponsored the reception and a lecture. Hospital adm inistrator James Teaar sipped a glass of cran b erry juice and talked with the athletes about the games. Some of the athletes have t>rrn coming *0 Ihe >games lor several years, white the e a p c rlc n c c Is new [o f others. and would rather talk about the benefits of the apon for older Americana. "I would suggest the aport tr anyone. It's fun and It keeps one fit." she said. "I have very bad anhrltla. If It weren't for this I probably wouldn't be able to get out of a chair to exercise." When W ing started competing and doing well, she started travelling to contests all over the country. When her nuaband Fred retired he would sometimes travel with her. He complained, however, that while the was busy winning gold medals, he was bored. She said that when she and Fred were married 37 years ago the worked during the day. but she "had to be home when he walked through that door In the evening." Though she's a very strong-willed woman, she said that women Just did things that way at the lime. It took several years to convince him. but four years ago. Fred, then 72. slipped Into the pool to take Louise's class at the Y. "It's so much fun doing this together." she said While Fred's scores average about 5 la perfect score la 10|. Louise Is more apt to be awarded scores In the range of 61* or 7. She said they are a pretty good duo and will compete in the mixed tram contest In the Games. This summer the Wings plan to travel to Denmark to rnmpetr in the World Masters competition A host of local officials were on hand for Monday's opening ceremonies. Chairman of National Senior Olympics calls Sanford games ‘one of the best’ a y m u to CHURCH Harald city editor SANFORD — Harris Frank of St. Louts, chairman of the Na­ tional Senior Olympics Com ­ mittee. Is In Sanford tu observe what he calls "one of the bestorgan Lied senior games In Ihe nation." Although Sanford's games may no longer be the biggest of the many senior games around the country. Harris said Monday that the Golden Age Games consistently haa hosted a larger field of contestants and events for less money than any of the other events. The Golden Age Games ts one of two In Florida this year wtitch will qualify contestants for Ihe I Nayopal bfjqoT,<!^u|pu s which will lunc in St. Louis. ( The round-aboiif srfeNsfc: In the side pocket Ralph Kleinschmidt. 73. ol Annandala. Va, looks on with cua stick In hand as Herman Schroedar. 73. ol Santord. tries to sink one in result of the Sanford games Hama said II Is an outgrowth of the St. Louis Regional Games, which began In I960 as pan of the centennial celebration of the community center, which In­ cluded several elderly housing project*. Harris was chairman of that celebration's planning committee. He said the Idee for putting on a settlor Olympic-type activity came from knowledge of the Illinois State Game*. Those games were originated by a university professor who started them after observing, and com­ peting In. one of Sanford's first Games. Harris said a few years after the St. Louis Regional Games began, planning began (ur a ii M M L M M L 49 attract cornsenior games iptanrthur- m The first national rvrnt was held last year and attracted Just under 3.000 entries Irom 44 atatea. Canada. Mralro and Taiwan. Tt»r rvrn t Is planned lor every other y».-*r. Nrxi year the games will again tie held In St. Louts, and the site for the 1991 gamrs will be announced anon after Ihe first of Uir year. Harris said We had somr coverage front ABC Sports last year and Iruui Modern Maiurtty muga/lur Next year we have a commitment from ESPN to broadcast the events llkr. ' he said "We sent out Invitations to hid to elites around the country and right cities w r r r Interested We've narrowrd It down to three and I am visiting thosr stirs lor a monunendatJmi on which* ~ i... — •• choose 1 v Hants wiU wboosr the liolgiM Age Games •tea [this week, then go In St. Petersburg Harris Frank, National Senior Olympics chairman N M H h M k llM W V M M the side pocket. The two men were squaring oil during yesterday's billiards competition at the Sanlord Civic Center. Mtntd esolo bf Rob AitstKH Tennis anyone? Canoe race Camille Kiel. 68. ol Stuari, heads toward the i ****** ***** llnieh line during Monday's canoe sprint event. 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He stayed only a few minutes before flying lo Detroit but appealed to sup­ porters for an unexpected voter turnout that could push him **rlhetop. Jtamtaalng uatlonal polls that found him 4 to 12 percentage points behind the vice president. Dukakis Insisted citizens finally ; were h e a rin g his call after |months of a fight with Bush marked by bitter personal at- •tacks. The 55-year-old former mara­ thoner appeared unruffled by !the g ru e lin g schedule that ! hlm 8 9 0 0 m“«* ,hrou* h : I I flU'’ . In nine states since Sunday. Hla aides ceas^lenrd last-minute stops today In sever­ al crucial stales — Ohio. New Jersey. Texas — but settled on Michigan and Its "wlnnable" 20 electoral votes. "We're taking our case direct­ ly lo the American people." Dukakis told a rally In Los Angeles before leaving the West Coast Monday night. " T h is won't be over until the people of California have their aay (In late voting returns)." The Democrats knew their slim chances hinged on a sweep of big Industrial slates together with California, the richest prtxe with 47 electoral votes. "To m o rro w the people In California have It In their power lo pick the next president of the United States." Dukakis asserted to a huge rally of about 30.000 people In San Nanctoro'i Em barcadero P la ta . " I th in k California Is going to lock George Bush right out of the White House." He added In St. Louis. "They lot about October aurprises. Tomorrow we're going ti to surprise, ‘Dili here a November surprise. its light and an It'i la very, very tight getting tighter by the he Ihour." Aides like Steve Engelbcrg affected the governor's sllff-up­ per-lip attitude, maintaining the eleventh-hour push was wise because "we believe this thing could break today; voters don't like to be told they’re trrelc- ’s campaign brings him back to where his campaign began var Along that line. DukaUs eve.i returned to a philosophical theme of hta race for the party's Michael Dukakis nomination last spring. Promis­ ing that he and his running mate. Texas Sen. U o y u Brntscn. would "expand the circle of opportunity," he Issued a call for Democrats to embrace their party. "America Isn't Just a place. It's not Just a piece of land or Just another country." he said. "It's the nobleat experiment ever un­ dertaken on this planet." HOUSTON For Oeorfe Bush, the long march lo Election Day ended In the same city and high spirits In which It began many months ago but with one big dif­ ference. The presidency, once a mere hope, now seems wlihtn his grasp. Like lens of millions ol other Americans. Bush was headed for the polls today to cast his ballot In an election dominated by exchanges of often biller and sometimes misleading charges between the two presidential can­ didates Bui as Democrat Michael Dukakis campaigned lo the wire in pursuit of a nearmiracle, (hr Republican vice president planned to wind down from I he frrn/ted pace of recent days and review a speech he Itoped to deliver upoi. election as the nation's 4 1si chief r xrrutlve. After pu>ing a brief visit lo his local cam paign head­ quarters. Bush arranged lo attend a huge G OP "Victory 'B S " rally tonight at thr George R Brown Convention Center, where he hopes lo accept (he prtie that eluded him In I OHO. The candidate and his wife, liar bars, were lo be Joined by 22 family members to await the election returns In the hotel suite that has served for year* as their legal residence. Returning home Monday to (tooegc Both a huge rally. Bush still refused to say publicly what his advisers and other analysis c o n r l u d r d d u r i n g th e weekrnd — Ihat Dukakis had not been able to assemble the IH stales he needed for an upset. "It's in the hands of the gods and the American peo­ ple." Bush told reporters as he arrived tn the city where he entered political life 30 years ago. Pollster Robert Teetrr and o th e r s e n io r c a m p a ig n advisers had a less lenlsilve assessment for their man. having decided by Sunday that the presidency was nut of Dukakis’s reach. Bui for the moment, there was no outward sign of trieb r a l I o n . o n ly p r i v a t e expressions of relief and sign* that Bush al last lisd cut loo**from the burdens of what he c h a r a c t e r i z e d as u "ro u g h -a n d -tu m b le " cam palgn Al a ruinous rally In the atrium of a downtown shop­ ping mall, noi far from where iir declared his candidacy Oct 12. 19H7. he appealed for a m andate, offering con­ fidence that "together, we ran build a Iteller America." B u s h , w h o kept up a d ru m b e a t of attacks on Dukakis during earlier slops In M ic h ig a n . O h io and Missouri, rellected briefly on thr campaign negativism, conceding for the ftral lime that "It lan'l easy and II lias been hurtful " llut hts loyalists wrnl wild si another sharp admonition for Ihr Massachusetts gover­ nor "If you rsn'l stand the heat, gel like hell out of thr kllrhen*" Democrats expect to remain In control of Congress W A SH IN GTON - Democrats expected today to retain control of Congress, hoping for a alight expansion of thetr Senate major­ ity and certain that the 34-year history of running the House will be extended two more years. Democratic control of the 101st Congress, tf Republican George Bush wins the White House, seta the stage for a continuation of the congressio­ nal-executive branch confronts lion that marked the final two years of the Reagan presidency "honeym oon^for* Bush with Congress. A Dukakis win would mean an extended honeymoon and a spate of bills to put hts programs In place. It would be the time one parly held both ends of Pennsylvania A venue since Jim m y Caner went tn the White House In 1978. The Senate was tn Democratic hands 54-46 entering today's races tn 33 slates, with the majority party looking for a oneor two-srat gain. Democrats had a 255-177 edge In the House, where there were three vacan­ cies. and a shift of a half-dozen scats either way was possible. But c lo u d in g Dem ocratic hopes in the Senate were Re­ publican hopes that a coattail effect from Uw top of the ticket could affect races in Florida. Mississippi and Nevada. And contests In W isconsin and Arizona offered the GOP the tantalizing prospect of gains toward — but most likely stfll short of — the majority they held from I9 6 0 -I B M T h e lost lim e Republicans controlled both the House and S e n a te waa a f t e r D w ig h t Elsenhower's 1952 landslide, but that lasted Just two years when the House went Democrat­ ic. It has stayed there since. The Senate sla ve d D em ocratic, except for the first six years under Resgan. In the tote-bio— riming races, the once almost unassailable lead of Democrat Herb Kohl dwindled to a mere 6 points |n Wisconsin in the face ol a determined effort by state Sen. Susan Engrfcltrr. And a huge o u tp o u rin g of G O P money boosted Phoenix businessman Keith DeFrecn. Democratic Sen. Dennis DeConctnt. polls sug­ gested. was In trouble ovrr questions clouding land deals Twenty erven sitting senators sought reelect loo. with In-um bents — with some exceptions, by and Urge favored The "open seats." ihree Democratic and three Republican, offered wane of the tightest races Democrats were certain of w in n in g the G O P seat In Virginia, where former Gov Charles Robb was a shoo In against Maurice Dawkins Dem­ ocratic Rep. Mike Lowrry aloud a tiring. Republican Hep. Trcni good chance of knocking out Lott had a shot al putting one ir former Sen. Slade Gorton in a the GOP column In hla race will rinse race for s GOP seat In Rep. W a y n e D u w d y . Con W a shin gton , nnc in w h irl: orrvallve Republican Hep Con Lowrey might brnrflt from a nle M.u k « ould add a Democrat* strong Dukakis showing How­ seal lo ihr GOP column In hh ever. the seat vseated by Hr dead even rare against Hrp p ub llra n Hubert Stafford in lluddk Ma< Kav Anil Engrlntri Vermont was likely to go In Rep was charging hard al Kohl lot James Jeffords over Democrat lb*- seal tiring given up h> William Gray, a former U S Drmorral William Pnixmlrr attorney In all hut 27 ol ih r 435 In Mississippi, where veteran congressional districts Imurn Democrat John Siennis is re­ hrntB are running Announcing: Reagan awaits election results W A S H IN G T O N - R o n ald Reagan, hoping for a political milestone not seen In 152 years, rested si the White House today after a sentimental Journey lo California for the presidential bid of his loyal proicgc. George Bush. Though It was s marathon round trip for the 77-year-old leader. Reagan flew lo his western home base on the eve of today's election because Re­ publicans worried California was a lo— up between Bush and Democrat Michael Dukakis — and the president has provrd an effective surrogate for Ihr GOP ticket. Tru e to form, the former governor rallied the Golden Stale (idthful and had tears In hts eyes by the time hta day ended In San Diego, as several hundred fans Joined him In singing "God Bless America" and gave him the American flag flown at the final rally In front of a shopping mall. "M y name Is not on the ballot and won't appear on the ballot ever again." Rragan reminded the crowd. "But If my name Is not on the ballot tomorrow, something more Imponani is — a principle, a legacy And that* why I'm here today, to a«k you to turn oul the vote tomorrow ... so our principles survive, our legacy endures and our truth goes marching o n ." En route home. While House chief of staff Kenneth Dubrrxtrln said Reagan was upbeat. s u m iik s NOW YOU CAN CHARGE IT! We've made it easier for you to place your classified ad. You can now put it on your MasterCard or VISA. Sanford Harald Classified Advisors will bs available Monday through Friday 8 AM - 7 PM Saturdays • AM - Noon Now, placing a Classified ad is easier than ever! C a ll 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 P h o n e 322*2611 lo piece yo ur ed. Sanford H erald 300 N. French Ave. Senford Sanford Herald �Ssnlord Msrsid. Sanlord. Florida — Tuesday. November 8. 1988 — 9A China quake toll expected to climb United F t — * Iwtensattenal S outh Africa pledges racial reform s P R F T *41A. South Africa — The while minority government plct — -«• ''clear rommltment'* to racial reform, but a •poku -n fur the family of Imprisoned black nationalist leader Nelaon Mandela quashed hopes for Ills Immedlale release. Chris lleunls. mlnlsler of coiislllulkmal development, said Monday he would do everything possible lo bring together leaders to rewrltr the nation's constitution, and hinted at iht participation of Mandela. South Africa's longest-serving black political prisoner Mandela. 70. Is recovering from tuberculosis In a Cape Town clinic. There has been widespread speculation President Pieter W. Botha will free him soon. Rebels attack m inister's house SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador — Suspected leftist rebels threw explosives st the home of Finance Minister Ricardo J. Lopes Monday In Ihe second attack on a government mlnlsler In 48 hours, the army said The army said the 0 J0 p.m explosions damaged the front of the house but no one was Injured On Saturday night, rebels bombed the residence of the Mlnlsler of Public Works. Luis Lopes Ceron. Lopes told reporters the e*plosions caused about 83.000 damage but no Injuries Rebels from I he Fsrabundo Marti National Liberation Front said In a broadcast on clandestine Radio Vrnceremos" early Tuesday that they "will continue with actions against officials of the corrupt rrglme of Jose Napoleon Duane " The FMLN Is waging an 8-year-old war against Ihe 118 -harked government of ailing President Duarte The rebels have slepprd up altarks as the March 1080 presidential elections draw closer. Potter said lhal four bomba designed lo spread FMLN propaganda pampleis also exploded Monday evening In the renter of San Salvador There w rrr no Injuries or damage From Unitod Pro** International report* FB I investigates com p u te r whiz ■ T j W ASHINGTON — The FB I. trying lo deirrmlne whether frderal criminal laws w rrr brnkrti. Inund "enough elements ' lo focus a lull M a le Investigation on the Cornell University gradualr student susprrtrd of rrrallng a "virus" that Jammed thousands of computers nationwide, it was reported Tuesday Student Kofjcrt Tspprn Morris Jr.. 23. met In Washington Monday with his lawyer. Thom as A Gutdohoni. who said his ofhre was Investigating Ihe Inrldenl and has hern in touch with frderal officials but would makr no comments. The Washington Post rrporird i Intermai inquiry into Use nauuo s wtasi ta ts w4 isanpuici usasd iii naagh slssaswls - U * ibe Indersls lo Investigate II officially" as a probable criminal art. Mil spokesman Charles Strinm rt/ said In foesday's New York Times Anne Morris, ihe student's mother, told the INm her son Is at Iheir family home in Arnold Md . near the nation s capital Unidentified Iriends quolrd In earlier news|>a|irr arrnunis have said lhal Morris did rrra ir ihe virus, but did so unintentionally when hr made a programming error that triggered Ihe hog lhal disabled thousands ol academic and government computers nationwide Iasi week From Unitod Prts* International raporl* BEIJING — Authorities today were still trying to assess (he damage from a massive earth­ quake lhal struck a remote mountain region of southwest China Iwo days ago. killing at least 600 people and severing roads and communications over a wide area. The quake, one of Ihe worst lo hit China this century, struck Sunday nlghl In southwestern Yunnan Province, ll measured 7.6 on Ihe open-ended Richter scale, official* of the Slate Seismologlcsl Bureau said In Beijing. Severr damage was reported around I tie towns of Lancang and Mrnglian. about 1.600 miles southwest of Beijing near Ihe border with Burma. Officials said Ihe powerful temblor destroyed most of the house* In Lancang and an ad­ jacent county and damaged Photographer held in Spain returns home NEW YORK - The parents of an American photographer sen­ tenced In Spain lo six years in prison for a cocaine smuggling «onvk lion held out lltlle hope for Iheir son's quick rrlcaac despite Ins transfer lo Ihe United Slates Conan Owen. 24. of Annandale. Va . arrived Monday In New York along wlih Justice Dr|>artmerit official* who acrom(Mined him on a flight from Barcelona's El Prat International airport Owen, who once worked aa an Intrm for Vice President George Bush, was sentenced In April lo six years and a day In prison and fined 818.000 for smuggling nearly 8200.000 worth Cl tocalne into Spain In Ihe false b n ltn m of s s u itc a s e A llurtrkma Judge refused In ac­ cept a runlrM un by a drug Iralfkkrt In a U S federal court lhal Owen had been framed A parole hearing lor Owen was scheduled lor Ihe week of Nov. 21. a Justice Department official said in Washington. Th e Spanish governm ent oopfiived Owen* transfer Oct. ll under a. 1883 agreement lirisrcii the Furt>pran Com m u­ nity and Ihr United Slates lhal alkiws prisoners to serve out th e ir term s in Ih e ir ow n countries Finest Owen and his wile. Itaquel, wore yellow T-shirts with orange lettering lhal read "Free Conan Owen." buildings In some 14 olhrr surrounding counties In the rugged, mountainous region. Reports of dead and Injured flo w e d In as tro o p s w r r r mobilized lo begin restoring communications links knocked out by the quake. S ta te -ru n Chinese Kadjo. quoting preliminary reports, said Monday al least 600 people were killed and many more Injured-In one village alone, ll said Ihe small village of Sanmapo was "almost completely destroyed ." The radio said authorities wenunable lo provide an arruratr damage assessment because of communications difficulties with some of Ihr remote affected arras A sketchy report provided by an official in Ihe town of Slman. where a rescue renter was set up. said al least 174 people w rrr killed Bul the official said Ihr figure only rtivrred one area under hla Jurisdiction and he prrdlctrd Ih r final loll would br m ueh higher. The official said hr tried lo drive lo Lancang on Monday, bul was forced lo turn kick because of massive slides along ihe road. The county has u population of about 40.000. he said "Troops are raring lo dear Ihr road now," the official said. "Hul according lo early radio rrports from rrsrur trains that have rrarhrd Lancang. damage in ihr (ow n Is rxtrrm rly severe und most buildings are down " A reporter al Ih r official X in h u a News Ageney, also (cached by telephone, put conUntied deaths al tirtwrrn 200 and 300 Officials said Ih r provincial governm ent had launched a major relief rlfnrt. sending medi­ cal learns and utility rrrw s Into the area and planning in dn>p emergency supplies by alrplanr Includlng trots. IimmI and medi­ cine Al least 34 uflrnihorks were fell brtwrrn Sunday nlghl and Monduy morning, most between 4 and 3 on the Richter scale, officials said Yunnan Province G ov. H r Zhlqlung llew by helicopter lo Ihe quakr's renter from Ihr provincial caplial of Kunming, und Premier Ll Peng voiced sym|Mihy for local residents und sent "heartfelt condolences'* to families of Ihe victims. Xinhua said Main roads into Ih r area wrrr blocked by damage and debris and many telephone lines re m.lined rut. nllicials said. ll was Ihr worst earthquake disaster III China since a massive quake destroyed Ih r elly ol Tangshan, east ol Beijing, m 1976 killing 240000 people More than hall of China’s major rttlrs lie In potrntlally dangeroos seismic zones More than IOO earthquakes Ilave been ret order! in China this century. 36 killed in Philippine landslide by Typhoon Skip MANILA. Philippines — Tvphoon Skip. Ihe third killer storm lo hll ihe Philippines in two wreks blew Inin Ihe South China Sea early today, leaving behind a swath of flallrned homes, grounded ships and a landslide that devastated a village Al least 36 profile wrrr killed Hundreds of thousands of people w rrr left homeless by Ihe typhoon, which slammed Into east-central Leyte Island with winds of 110 niph Monday afternoon and plowed west across the airhlprlagoovernight. The storm left Ihe Philippines and mo veil Into Ih r South China Sea with slightly d im in ish e d force after sunrise today Weathermen said Skip was heading toward Vietnam Tuesday evening Philippine rrllrf officials Immediately began tallying damage reports fmm Ihe remote Islands of the central Vtsayan region, many ol which w rrr cul off from communications Th r same area bore Ihe brunt ot Typhoon Ruby, which killed al least 300 people on Oct 24 Skip forced al least two ships lo run aground and Iwo others were rrporird missing Authorities said 10 crewmen fled in a life rail when Ihe lankrr Ethane ran aground of! Tres i WIteBU I 11 .1 • » - t- -l.'itwir— 3P> Rryes island 1IO miles south of Manila. T h r sailors were brllevrd lo have made 11 lo a nearby lighthouse safely Another vessel. Ihe OnKpitetu C ity, was reported missing bul officials could not say whal kind of ship ll was or how many (leople were aboard A (Mssrngrr ship. Ihe Simpagulta. went aground near Zamboanga In Ih r extreme southern Philippines but all pawengers and crew w rrr reported sale Search crews also w rrr ItMiklng lor a small boat with one prnvon aboard lhal went adrift in the same area when a towllnr from a university researrh vessel broke Combined rrports from relief agenrlrs aboard al least 36 proplr died during the tvphoon most of them drowning victims The deaths Included nine In Manila. 10 in (amarines Sur province, seven on Panay Island, seven on Negros island and three on Mindoro Island Rescuers were digging through Inns of mud in Santa Rosa village In ('am arines Sur province. 170 miles southeast ol Manila, where several homes were destroyed and 20 (iroplr were missing under a landslide caused by lorTrtuial rains Four bodies had been recov­ ered from ihe site NO COST. . . a.a I . ..ll lo 0 Two show up for needls program Uw ltad Re— a In t s m s U s s s I Poisoning suspected in Haitian colonel’s death P O R T-A U -P R IN C E. Halil Diplomats say tltr death of Col. Jean-Claude Paul, a suspected drug iralflckrr who died after eating what police brllevr was poisoned pumpkin soup, may hrlp esse tensions brtwrrn Ihe United Stairs and Haiti Police Chief Georges Valetn said Monday lhal olllcrrs ar­ rested Mlrrlllr Dellnols. Paul's former wife, and iwo servants shortly after Ills death Sunday. Independent Radio Halil Inter ioted Vah m as saying the rre were sus|»eclrd of poison Ing Paul's pumpkin soup No mollvr was disclosed Paul. Dellnols und Paul's brother. Antonio, were indielet I In March by a federal grand Jury In M iam i on charges they smuggled more than 200 pound* of Colombian cocaine lo the United Stales In 1086 through a binding strip at Paul's farm. Dellnols was arrestrd In Miami on a drug charge In March 19H7 bul (led to llalll after posting ball. A diplomat said that Paul's death might help rase tensions between llir United Stales und II a 111 s t e m m i n g f r o m Washington's anger over coralne smuggled through ihe troubled Caribbean nation fmm Smith America. "H e Is not In Ibis world anymore and this I* something that has passed." Mid Ihe dip­ lomat. who spoke on condition of anonymity. "Jean-Claude Paul or not. In terms of dmg lighting. (Halil and the Untied Staleal are cooperating right now." The United Stales has made suppression of dmg smuggling a key lo restoring 870 million In annual economic uld to Halil. The assistance was cul off uflcr November 1987 elections were halted by gunmen allied with (he S Dtivallrr family dictatorship, which was ousted In Frbniary 1080. Since Ll. Gen. Prosper Avrtl took control In a Srplember coup, police have made several d r u g -r e lu le d a rre s ts a n d s e lt u r rs . In c lu d in g 1.000 |M>und* ol cocaine taken oil a Greek brighter ill St. Marc, a northern port. u I m h i I thrrr weeks ago lndr|tendrril Radio Mrlropole rr(Mined Sunday that Paul. 49. who was foned into rrllrrmrnt Sepl. 30 as |>urt of a purge lo cleanse Halil's repulallon for human rights utilises, died ol a heart allack ai Ills ranch outside Ihe capital. Valrln ri>ld the radio station l hul Paul died at Ills homr ut Fermalhr. about 20 miles east of Ihe capital, following a midday meal Sunday. G o v e r n m e n l spokesm an FranU Lubln told United Press Inirrnullonal an autopsy was scheduled lo determine Ihe cause of death. A sample of the soup was flown in Miami for examination. Radio Haiti Inter reported Paul commanded Ihe (eared Dessulines Harr.irks army batlutlun until ordered Inin retire­ ment by Avrtl on Sepl. 30. An iijqiosliion politician living in Puerto Rico once described Paul ns "the most dangerous man In Halil." Paul played a key role In Ihe Sepl. 17 coup In which enlisted men overthrew arm y President Ll. Gen. Henri Numphy and Installed Avrtl. Paul also backed Namphy when h r ousted civilian President Leslie Manlgat In June. Paul, u burly 29-yenr army veteran rurrly seen wlihnul an Uzl submachine gun. was widely Itellrvrd lo have helped organUr the shooting spree that killed al least 34 people NEW YORK - Only iwo peo­ ple showed up in enroll In a government program giving free needles lo drug addicts, bul Ihe c ity 's health com m issioner suggestrd critics "ask me In 90 days" If Ihr program Is a suc­ cess The iwo enrollees — both described as men who had been put on a walling list al a Brooklyn drug rehabilitation center — were given needles al Ihe city llrallh Department's downtown hradquartrrs. said Commlsskmrr Stephen Joseph The controversial pilot pro­ g r a m l o d i s t r i b u t e fre e hypoderm ic needles In In ­ travenous dmg users, described as I h r first g o v e r n m e n tsponsored program of Its kind In Ihr United Stales. Is designed lo slow the spread of AIDS. Shared needles are one of Ihe major sources of transmission of ihe virus that causes Ihr deadly disease. "The AIDS epidemic has been druwn lo Ihr drug epidemic." Joseph said "AIDS has becomr Ih r worst health crisis In modern limes." H r suggested lhal critics "ask me In 90 days" whether the Pilot Needle Exchange Study has licen u success. Joseph has taken heal from law enforcement officials und members of the black und Illspanic communities, who have blasted Ihe plan lo give needles lo drug users as a form of "genocide" and u step toward legallrallon of dmg use. But ctly olllcluls said Ihr thrust of Ihr program would be aimed al gelling participants Into dmg treatment programs. More than 17.000 AIDS cases have been diagnosed In Ihe city since 1981, said Sam Friedman, a Health D e p a rtm e n t spokesman. Joanne Thomas, of Ihe Bronx, who spent more than three hours ut the llrallh Department walling lo gel a birth certificate. agreed. FREE CLASSIFIED ADS This is a great opportunity for you to enjoy the same great results as our regular classified customers at no cost to you. 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Go. 505 E. First Street. Sanlord, FL 32771 viid Monday ilu tmv* lacked lli* irtiiiinal intent iircrxx.liy lor tlu asvitili 1 hargrx Ihe gul was four at Ihe lime of thr May Incident He said fir I1.11 I nn knowledge ol tFir charges. Issued In August until tie read newspaper unifies I o p r n n i up my paper and read about seven-year-old* hrlng rha rgrd with sexual assault, and I said tn inyxelf, Wfiat dummy overeraluus (iruxeculor x ullltr did that?' It wax my pro­ secutor's office.' Patterson said Allhuugh thr Incident was more serious than the Imi) s merely "playing doctor they nrrd counseling ruther than court intervention Pat Irrsori sail) I tils L* not the kind ol >use where we should lie putting seven-year-olds and a four year old and thrir families in a court selling lit- said Patterson said the girl * m nllirr agreed that Ilir charges should he dropped against Ilu- boys, who op|M-orrd Frolov at a hearing tn Oakland Cnuitiy Probate court Ilu- I h >vs and their |iorrnta will I k - asked lo enter 1 ntiMsrling. Patterson said and he also will ask school ullli l.ils to halt die I hivs veihal harassmeiil ot Ihe gill Pallerson s,ild he wotilil lake no dls« ipliii.uy •lillon against Ills assisianl* who approved the tiling ol ilu- charge* �Sanlonj Hetaid. 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'D o w n on tJirj Corner (Vrrrn River and Up Around t h r j Itend " j T in tiial was .mother round In th C ^ N td r l iM 'lw irii F'oiirrtv and /ai-lll/ wjm had lswki-t|1 du nroup m its rarlv days when ilerkrirv Isisrd Fantasy was a nm storr Im nt recurd i-umjslnv Ituth men haw surd and rmantersued r.n Ii oilier m d ir Iasi dn adr over royalties amt profits limn Fonrrtv s mosn In our instant </.out/ i launril Foi>rttv d rlam rd him m a sunn tlllrd /.m/ Kant Dan/ on du- ‘Crntt-rllrld " iltnim. l.kti-T i tiannrd lo Van/ K.ini Dan/ I hai i as* is siill m tin- state rmirts I w as a kid timti l.l ( 'errlto w it It a lily'll school tsrnd and we Ik-i amr world famous." Fonrrtv said ll was like a Hollywood story Vet here I was made lo trrl like a criminal Ii was just weird Foip itv did mil pl.n Crerdrnee vini{s putilli Iv lor more than a dn adr sliu r I!l77 tx-i ause ol dn Inner trrlm i’s l* u m i him and /a m i/ Hut In ii sum rd during an im ptum plu H*h 7 session al a l.os AniR-lr* ninhii lull al d ir urniiin of liot> l)v lau Snyder nears end of fast with massive rally for homeless United Press International BRING ALL YOUR FRIENDS TO YOUR HOUSE THIS YEAR • jjih- ?sarf •* ;a| * t ;•% In A TUXEDO. CAU TERRY 321 6604 • ' A * I 111* * WINDOW C le a n in g With STYLE... V Phone 322-5066 R e y n o ld s A lu m in u m m ! -r-, >. ■w* r e yi . r" e PW** SIS S. SANFORD AVE. SANFORD PHONE: 3 2 1 -2 3 0 0 2397 S FRENCH AVE SANFORD in t»h » i « • dkw ( « ' |M* I V.M-V Fogerty wins copyright suit W A S H IN G J'ON — A urotip ol homrlrss rights .It llvists ehose Kleettotl Dav lo end their seven week Iasi alter leading 2.(KX> (veopli- on a massive man It to du- Capllnl m which .177 protrsiors wen- arrested IR-mandini! more ulfoulahlt- Inmsing, homiless aeiivlsi Mm Ii Snyder marrhed alnnjr w ith aetiess Clii-r rtlM |oekrv Casey Kasem and Dr It* n|amm Spot k trom a eiiv run shrller lo the Capiiol Krounds Monday Alter du- mail It. J77 protesters were arrested win ii they sal down in the middle ol Cnnstitu Hull Avenue m a planned show of civil tllsulM-dlrurr sjhh k who tM-eami- nadonally proinlut-ni m dn DiftOs witlt a series of tMMiks on Infant Jiralth and > Jiild’rearing hlasiril tiudi’ei cuts durmn die Ri-acau .nlininisit.itlou which hr said have I k t i i cruel im Inldrrn ” 1 must prulrsi with every lair uf indignation I have acalnsl lioinclcssness and partn ularly Jioiiit-lrssness uf children." s.ud S|>u<'k, who utlfrd die cmwd lo vole ai>.illlsl Ri-puhllcan pn-sidendal nominee Gi-oim llu-.lt hut did not mt-ndou DemiKradc rival Mletiael Dukakis lay name t or the sik e ol i lilld te ii 1 hen you lo d e n y tin pre side nta lo Itosli said S jkk k. w ho w a s later arrested Aellvlst Mm Ii Slivder said lie. Ins loundmtlonipanion. Carol Fennrllv. and live others wouid end thru Is dav water only Iasi today "W e're here lo eali aiii-nlion to what's In rn" h.i|i|M-mn|> and what hasn't been happcnliiK tor the jiasi eii*III years." Kas«-m told the crowd , m any uf Iht-m hotnrU-ss themselves and som rt from us far away as Cal Ifont la. ; Cht-r. w ho parlu ipated III pari of the four-milewalk, lold udii-r m.uihi-rs carry Inn halloons and stuns dial read Homes Nol Uombs" and "W e lltm urr lor Itoiisini! dial she was there to ask uovi-inmi-nt nfNi i.il. lo lake the prublrrus ot the) homeless more seriously AV'e all desr-rvi- tin same lesjH-i t reuardless ol who we an di>- Osearw m nm u actress s.ud dm mu the peaceful demonstraiton �I 1 U — Sanford Mtrald. Sanford. Florida — Tuesday. Novamber 8. 1968 PRICES GOOD WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1988 ONLY. M ir IH H ih i Ui.. « M I B t MM ■ W U m i u rn You’ll go WILD at Winn-Dixie today! 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Hrdlna. a 30 year-old rooklr who formerly p l a y e d for t he Czechoslovakian nsitonal tram, arorrd four goals on four ahola Monday night to Irad the Calgary Flame* to a 6-3 victory ovrr thr Hartford Whalers Hrdlna had brrn upart with hta play of lair, but got a chanrr to Iron out thr klnka when Joe Nlewrndyk waa arnt off fur a major high sticking penalty, which carrlea an automallr gantr mlaronduct and ejection. Nlewrndyk waa arnt off the Ire with 57 aeconda left In the flral period, although (r.rvbOon replaya »' owed R waa actually the atlrk ol lloh Hamage that connect'd with the face of Hartford'a Jody Hull. In thr only other NHL game Monday. Montreal and St Loula akatrd lo a 3-3 lie Report: Dsm bo was paid LAKAM IE. Wyo - Daaketball alar Fennls Drmbo waa paid while attending the Unlvrraity of Wyoming, the Rocky Mountain Newa of Denver reported In a topyrtghl atory Monday. Wyoming Athletic Director Paul Roach aald the achool will Investigate He aald he Informed the NCAA of the newspaprr'a atory and of the unlvrraity'a plana. "W e are obviously extremely concerned about these allegations. Roach aald “ Were also concerned about the motives of the aourres riled In the newspaper stories, especially the unidentified source.’* Drmbo. now with the Detroit Pistons, denied the payments "Nothing like that happened." Drmbo told the paper. “ No way. I didn't get no money under the door. I wish I would have H r was not available for comment Monday. Ltfsbvr# SaaMla't naw manager S E A T T L E — Jim Lefrbvre. the third Im <w roach and hitting instructor for the American la-ague champion Oakland Athletics. Monday waa named manager of the last place Seattle Manners Lefrbvre. 46. aald he waa determined lo end the losing ways of the Manners, who have never had a winning season In their 12-yrar history The Manners' beat finish waa at 76 64 In 1967 and In 1966 they came In last in the AL Wrsi with a 66-93 mark. "Th e Manners have a chance lo do some exciting things." Lefrbvre said "It's going to lake a little time, but I'm ready." Lefrbvre replaces Jim m y Snyder, who look ovrr as Intrnm manager In June when Dirk Williams was fired a little more Ilian two years after taking the Job Lrfcbvrr becomes thr tram's eighth manager A IIT O R A M M Elliott c Io m s in on cup D A YTO N A IIEACII - A Winston Cup rham pmnshlp Is an IHlh-plare finish away for lllll Elliott. Elliott, the Ford Thunder bird driver from Duwannvlllr. Ga.. retained his 79 point Irad over Husty Wallace with a fourth place finish In Sunday's Checker 500 at Phoenix International Raceway. He ran become the first Ford driver slnrr David Pearson In 1969 to win the season-long championship by finishing IHth or brttrr In the final NASCAR rare of Ihe year, the Atlanta Journal 500 at Atlanta International Hare way Nov 22. Alan Kulwlrkl snapped Wallace's three-race winning streak by earning his first career victory Sunday. Wallace finished fifth, but earned five bonus points for leading a lap which enabled him In keep pace with Elliott. Hut taking Ihe championship away from Elliott will lie difficult. Wallace will have to win Ihe rare and hope Elliott encounters u streak of had luck. P ro a staff and wira ra ports B A SK ET B ALL UH 05 p m - THS. NHA. Chicago Hulls at New York Knlrks. ILl BOXING (1 0 0 0 p.m. - ESPN. WHA Middleweight Championship. Sumbu Kalumbay vs. Doug DeWItt. (LI HOCKEY L 18:00 p.m. — SC. NHL. New York Rangers at New York Islanders. (L| C— plata Hating aw Paga 3B LAS VEGAS. Nev. - After defeating Marvin llagler In hla previous bout. Ray Leonard gaied In the mirror the neat day and aald he hardly looked like someone who had been In a fight. Hr won't feel that way Tuesday. Leonard became the first boxer In history to win titles In five weight classes Monday night, but took more of a beating than usual Leonard went down for the second time in hta career Monday night and had hla noae bloodied In the fourth round before rallying to atop Donny Lalonde at 2.30 of the ninth round Leonard look Lalonde'* World Hoxlng Council light heavyweight title and the new WHC super middleweight crown He previously held cham ­ pionships in the welterweight. Junior mlddlewrlghl and middleweight divisions "T h r knockdown was similar lo Kevin Howard in 1964." aald Leonard, referring lo the firsi knockdown of his career. "I knew whai hr was going lo do. and hr came on strong. It wasn't a matter of lighting out ol desparaimn. Il was a mailer of me gaining respect." Leonard got caught with a III punch barrage early In the ninth round, and was puffy under his ryes at the end "Am I happy with me performance? Yea. I'm happy,” hr said Lalonde was not rmlwrrassrd with Ills show­ ing "I thought II was anybody's fight al any lime.” Lalonde said Leonard gave lalonde a savage healing In Ihe ninth round. Tw o rights lo the head sent Lalonde reeling against ihe ropes and Leonard moved In wtlh a furious liarrage. finishing with a left hook that drup|ied lailonde Lalonde rose al rrlerre Richard Sleele s count of seven, bul sagged wearily against Ihe ropes Uilondr his mouth bloodied, had no defense as Lroitard |M>undrd away and put the cl tampion on Ihe canvas again wllh a right hand l^ilondr fell on his side and his cornermen Immediately slarlrd Inin thr ring in hall the flghl Lalonde tried lo gel up. hul fell hark on Ills side as Sleele declared (hr fight over. Leonard, a 32-year old from Poioinar. Md . leaped around Ihe ring alter Ihe land ended. Jumping on a ring | m isi and waving h is hand In live air lo signal "five," lie previously held lilies In Ihe writer*rigid, junior middleweight and middleweight divisions la-onard Improved lo 35-1 wllh 25 knot--kinds lieforr a crowd ol about 15.(XX) al Ihe Caesars » « e Fight. Fag* 3B Oviedo hosts Hurricanes Blocking key for Brantley By CHRIS P IS TE * Herald sports aditor I f M A R K B LYTH E Herald sports writer Itlork will tie a key word for Lake Hrantley a Lady Patriots tonight when they go up againat the Lady Panthers of Dr Phillips High In the 4A-5 Region playoff The match begins al 7 p ni al Orlando Dr Phillip* High School Lake Hrantley. 22 3. has been a g««»d blocking Irani Ihta season while Dr Phillips la not uard lo going up against trams who blork well laikr Hrantley coach Wolfgang Haling la hoping hta blockrra ran get the Job done against Ihe Lady Panthers "D r Phillips always la able to find lla brst hitters and go lo them." llalhlg said "What we have to do la pul up a good block In the district final llwogame win over F.vanal Evans had nohod v at Ihe net. they jusl playrd defense "In order lor us In br successful, we have lo l>kirk and rover " The Lady Patriots will ksik lo several people lo pul up Ihe block on Dr. Phillips They Include senior standouts Dawn Gebhan. Grrlrhen Mull. Dana Hush. lU rb Hlllmyrr and Pam Wlltlg Gehharl Is alto one of Ihe learn s beat defensive players and will br looked to for coverage as well. Mull Is one of Ihe lop middle tdorkera in Ihe area and her prrsrm-e will renainly be needed lo offset Ihe spiking of Dr PtiU|jpa' Sarrssa S rtirr who (pul 14 kills In Ihe t b.imptofiship rnairh v* Evans Hush and Hlllmver have also brrn ronsbMrnt bkirkrrs lor ilie Lady Patriots while Wittlg came on strong with the block In thr district tournament llranlley Isn't counting on gelling down Italls off every bka k. but live ladv Patriots hope lo slow the Dr Phillips attack down long enough lor them lo set up fltrir own offense And when Hrantley Is able In set up its offense. Il Is very hard lo slop With senior seller Marianne Rodrigurz and |unlor seller Chris ItalMja running Ihe show. Lake Hrantley has enough ulfrnslvr wrations lo wear ilown any op|Hitirnl T h r five seniors along with Rodrigue/ In Ihe starling lineup are not only ra|»ahlr hlllrrs on Ihe Iron! row. bul all ran unload a booming spike from the liark row. another dimension Dr Phillips has not seen this season Along with an experienced and capable starling six. Ihe Lady Patriots also have good depth led by Junior Jeanne Seidel Seidel had one of her hrsl offensive games of Ihe year In Ihe district semifinals vs Lakr Howell wllh five kills Tra ry Finley and Kim I Kurz provide addltkinai d rp lh for Hrantley along wllh Junior varsity callups Sarah Krlh and Michelle Davis Along wllh Srtrrr. Dr Phillips Is led by Sonya Jerry up from and Christine liallrstrrn and Shannon Owens on defense "D r Phillips Is a good. Imlancril ballcluh that dors everything rigid." llalhlg said "A nd their coach (Laura Smith) has done an excellent Job pulling thr team together In such a short lim e." T h r playolls this year have added Incentive for Ihe laidy Panthers as Dr Phillips High Srhnnl will also be Ihe site ol tills year's Stale Volleyball Tournaments (all ( lasses) • iriw s i Psm Wlltlg watches h«r dig flosl skyward during action oarber this season Wdlig is one ot several strong offensive players Lake Brantley will be relying on tonight in Ihe region playolls at Orlando Dr Phillips. C U IIU a i f s il s ih lM . Nev I Rcg-on I - N n t t i S r « I evetl it C f« (fiv U * (fM R*gwn I - GewwvviiW Rm t-ftou , « Jecktenoii* S * « * f Wf<S#» Hre-on J liM t u ir t tempe Oe.Wiev Region* Cfeereefei w te'lM rew C re'evt Lett See on Lett SienMev w OiienaeOi es-n-g* Nee-on* MeM-nCow*, v* Boce R*ion Voor.tr R im Hve-an I —Corel l e in* l T »««,«n * n M-emt R#e-onl Mwml*>ie«ii Womlmw) Wctwnel meUSe*. Nev II Wefton I - N*g-on I Rve-on I Wcden I —Region lv * Reg-on* OVIEDO — Oviedo High St iMifil's Lady l.kme will In- going allrr Ihrlr third consecutive regional llllr when they host ihr Gainesville Purple Hurricanes tonight al 7 in (T ons 3A Begum 3 action T h r male hup will ptl Iwo learns who know i|udr a bit about each other as they have laird rat h other in thr playoffs Ihe past two years wllh Ovledti winning ludli ronfrtm talkms Oviedo. 21 2. Im>f>rs iti continue Its durnluatlon over the Purple llurrkanr* and atlvame Inin Ihe sectional playolls tills Friday Gainesville. 23 2. will kuik In turn things In their favor anti reach the slate's final eight Iranis Die winner of lontghls match will play Ihe Region 4 winner lTam|M Plaid of l*and O laikesl this Friday night Oviedo. If 11 wins, will have lo travel regardless of who wins Region 4. . "We have lo go out and Irani vollevlmll anil ronllnur to xtVU and hll w e ll." Oviedo r o a r tC ^ llll* Carlson said "We had a good prat lice today and we're rrady." Ovlrdn has several key players returning from Iasi year's region lllle team wth seniors Anna Hollis. Kerslin Colon anil So/aiine Hughes Ihe learn leaders Hollis played outstanding in Ihe disirtei tourna m od and Hughes has come on strong in the |iasi lew matches Hrtsy Hughes and Hollis will la­ the sellers lor Ihe laity l.lons and will Iw Ihe iwo players rrsponsltilr lor selling tip the Irani's hitlers Oviedo will also look lor strong defensive play from Currie l^twsou and Vanessa Si noble who ludb fiad giuul district tournaments T h r Lady Lions will also br liackrd by thr net play ol Anne W o lu ry and Serena C a ld ry ro Caldeyro was out wtlh an Injury during Ihe first two games of Ihe district tournament and played sparingly In thr finals against Seminole hul Is rxprctrd lo lie hack In lop form against Gainesville Colon and Hr nil Sinner added depth lo Ihe Oviedo attack, an attack that dominated ihr district. T h r l.ady l.lons won all I lure ol Ihrlr district matches In Iwo ganu-s and were only tested by Seminole in Ihe final* Carlson knows a lilllr aluiul I In­ Purple Hurricanes and will have her See Oviedo. Page 2 B O ilers shoot d o w n B ro w n s, 24-17 United P ress Interna tien a l HOUSTON — Warren Moon and Ihe Houston Oilers finally heat Ihr Cleveland Drowns' Jinx. Moon, who had not beaten Cleveland In right starts since Joining Ihe NFL In 1984. threw one louchdown puss and Mike Roller and Alonzo lllghsmllh ran for scores Monday night. Iraillng Ihe Oilers lo u 24-17 victory ovrr thr Drowns. Ihrlr AFC Central rival "I said al Ihe beginning of this year If we warded lo win this division, we would have to heat Cleveland." said Moon, whose (ram has won nine straight In Ihe Astrodome. "We're in pretty good poslilon now. We only trull Cincinnati by one game and Ihry still have to play here later this year." Houston. 7-3. remained one game behind Ih r division-lending Hrnguls while Ihe Drowns, bidding for a fourth strulght division llllr. dropfied Iwo games bark ut 6-4. T h r victory was Ihr find by Houston over Cleveland slnrr 1963. not counting last year's strike game. Cleveland liad won four In a row In Houston. Including a 40 7 pounding Iasi year. Ilouslon rushed for I4H yurds while the Oilers drfrnsr held Cleveland lo Jusl 44 yards rushing. "T h rrr should tie 50 game tMills given nul tonight.*' said Ilouslon Coach Jerry Glanvtllr "You can't say enough about Warren Moon The things he did tnnlghl. maybe only he and Hernlr Kosar cun do In a game." Moon completed 11 ol 17 |m l s s c s for IH2 yurds. Including an H-yurd T l) strike lo Ernest Glvtns Roller srorrd on u 3-yurd run uud lllghsmllh run In from I vardoul. Cleveland, which hail a three game win streak ended, look u 3-0 lead on a 40-yard Held goal byMali llahr. then rallied for Iwo lair touchdowns on a 20-yard reverse by Reggie l.anghorne and a 4-yard T D pass from Hernlr Kosar lo Ozzle Newsome. Kosar completed 16 of 33 passes for 219 yards. "They did a really good Job pressuring." Kosar said. "Th e y mixed It up and their defense did a good Job coming allrr us. Today was a big game for us. Obviously, we wanted lo win It. We're 6-4 and all games are big from now on." The Oilers led 21-10 entering the final period before m aking ihrlr first turnover. Kenny Johnson fumbled a Max Runugrr punt and Mark Harper recovered al Ihe Houston 40 wllh 10:32 left. Six plays lalrr. Kosar hll Newsome on u 4-yard scoring strike wllh 7:26 left, trimming Houston's Irad to 21-17. The catch was Ihe OOOth of N'r wsomr‘s career. Tony Zrndrjas added a 47-yard field gisil wllh I 44 led lo glvr Houston a 24-17 Irad. Cleveland had one more possession and moved lo Its 44 before Kosar couldn't handle a high snap out of ihe shotgun Ray Childress recovered for Ilouslon and Ihe Oilers run mil ihe clock. "In n close game between evenly-mulched trains, you have lo make plays and wc Jusl dldu‘1 mukc en o u gh of them." said Cleveland Coach Marly Schotlenhctmcr. Zrndrjas missed a 52-yard field gmtl on Ihr game's o|ienlng drive, then Hahr hit a 40-yardcr with 5: IH left In thr Hrsl quarter. Houston came hack wllh a 51-yard drive, rap|M-d by lllghsmllh's I-yard run. Ills llrst score of the :>eason. Cleveland threatened Just before huldlmc. but did not use u time out to slop Ihe clo-k and Kosar's pass lo Langhome In Ihe endzone from 10 yards out was overthrown, leaving Houston with u 7-3 Irud. "I just made un error In judgment." Schullenhelmcr said of the final play. B ES T COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ T H E SANFORD HERALD DAILY �Harris expected to start MOR OA N TO WN . W.Va. Chrtt Ftstwr, yn'-'v* j u « completed y o u r 10.000 and first •porta article for the Herald, w hat are you going to do now? I'm going to Disney World. That's right sport* Ians, over **U yean and m any recharged '.brain cells later, the Plater >alory c o u n t la at 10.001. ; That's approximately 250,000 (Inches of apace In the newaps(per for thuae of you keeping (score at hom e. And. boy. are (my Ungers tired. ! Actually, m aybe I'll take a Hong v a c a t io n . ; sounds nice. ; Well, m a y b e Ister. Right now. we’re tn the middle of (one heck of a high school athletic season. On the gridiron. Il looks like .Seminole C o u n ty could have a pair of d istrict champions, /depending on the outcome of .•some key gam - a this and next •week. This week. Oviedo's Lions {have a chance to aend District >4A*7 I n t o a t h r e e - w a y /tiebreaker between the Liana, /Seminole a n d Leesburg. ■ Iro n ic a lly . Sem inole m a y finished the season it 3-7 and 'Still have a shot si a district 't i t l e . I f O v ie d o d e fe a t* 'Cdgewmter this week. It's a three-way tie. If Edgewalcr pulls the upset. Leesburg gets the district. The District 3A-4 picture I could become quite clear If 'b o t h L y m a n a n d L a k e Brantley w tn this week. Doth learns are currently 3*1 In the district a nd they play each other on the last week of the year. If Lym a n defeats DeLand and L a k e B ra n tle y o u s ts Spruce C re e k this F rid a y ■ night, the ’Hounds and Patri­ ots will p lay for the district •crown on N ov. 18. ■ Of course. DeLand and the - Creek could blurr the picture by coming through with u p ­ CHRI8 FI8TER sets Friday. In that case, there w o u ld m o a t, li k e ly be a three-way He In the district between Spruce Creek. Lake and either eitht Lyman or Brantley. Over tn District 5A-S. Or­ lando Evans can take all the marbles w ith a w in over Apopka on Friday. * Apopka needs a wtn to send It Into s three-way tic between Evans. Apopka and W inter Park. After a 8-4 week of picking, the Fearless Flater Forecast season slate stands at 32-31. Here's a took at wttst the week has to offer Lym an linemen Mark h u u w tw i lunvti wl. « ‘ m th is past Friday vs. Roberson helped lead P ro sp e ct o f S e m in o le finishing the season at 3-7 and still having shot at district looks pretty good at this point (hopefully. S H S will come through neat week In Its homeaxnlng game and finish 4-8). This week, the youthful 'Noles go up against a bigger and stranger Lake Howell High •quad wnlch is riding on Impressive w in n in g streak. the ru n has been t’t problem lately and me of the Marquette ' iff Kaiser (lall) and K.C. . L * . I n the tranches Saminol*. Kalsar and a solid dslsnsiv* effort unbeaten season two weeks ago against Seminole. Hut the Lions are still In line for their first 4 A -7 title. First, though, they h a v e to defeat th e Edgewater Eagles The Eagles are a dangerous team. T h e y are wlnlesa and wlnlesa tram s always play with the kind of reckless abandon that drives good team s ersty. D o n 't worry, though, because the Lions don't figure to let this one g e l sway f r o m them ...O sls4sky 10 for the Rams. Mainland has been the doormat of District 5 A -4 since its Inception. The B u r s are going through a tough period m thetr foot hall program and the Kam a figure to add to the misery In this Thursday night ballgam r 1st M u nicipa l S ta d iu m )...L a k e ’IT T h e Greyhounds control their own destiny. A wtn sets u p a shot at an outright district title for coach Hill Scott’s tram. Lym an will not overlook the tough DeLand team , though, and w ill do w hat It lakes both offensively and defensively to pull out the w in L y a r e a k v 7 ihave had a rough umc tl of It tn IBM. They have nave been In position to wtn seven of eight games but have Just a 3-5 record. But the other team In this game doesn't have m u ch sympathy that pretty much contained iha Notes who scored on two long pass plays In a 40-14 Lyman victory. ■prwca Crash at Braatlsy tintnt ley has had a week off to tick Its wounds and should come out Friday night with the Wishbone rrsnked up. Not only a rr Its district chance* riding on this game, but It is also homecoming foe Brantley. The Patriots couldn't ask for Oviedo lost Its shot at an any more In c e n tive than thst . Lakt Braatlsy by • B va ssa l A papka Evans has Its sights set on the slate playoffs and possibly the state championship and Apopka Is the biggest obstacle In the Trojans' way al this tim e. A lth o u g h the Blue Darters wtU pul up s good fight, they will not be able to collapse the T r o ja n cm ptre Bvaasby 7 — In college games this week It should be UCF In upart over Eastern Kentucky by 3: Florida Stale over Virginia Tech by 30. Kentucky ovci Florida by I. PROS — D olp hins keep playoff hopes alive, brat Ullls by 10. Hues keep first draft lck hope* alive, lose tu Lion* y 6. C Sem inole seeks berth in 3 A state meet In second year as the cross country coach al Seminole High School. Ken Urauman has a chance lo lead only the second Seminole team ever to the state championship meet. All that atanda In the way la this S a tu rd a y‘a 3A-2 Region meet at the University of Central Florida. T h e boys' race starts al 10a.m. ' "It's tough to compare this team to that one (Seminole's state meet tra m of 19831." said Brauman. w h u lias also coached the Fighting Seminole track and (kid team for the last six years. "And I don't know if you can aay this Is one of our best teams ever. Th e re may have been better teams but the competition within the district was stiff enough to keep them from going to stale. "This has been a hard-working team. T h e y 'v e been very con­ sistent and they've done what's required of them .” Regardless of where this crop of Sem inole harriers stands within their school's history, they are a legitimate threat lo claim one of the four team spots to represent Region 3 In the state championship meet on Nov. 10 at Seminole Oaceols High School. "We've kind of mapped out what we did at district along w ith the o th e r five teams (Rocktedge. Titusville Astronaut. Bishop Moore. Kissimmee Osceote and Titusville) that quali­ fied." said Brauman. "We saw where we succeeded on Satur­ day and where we need to Improve. "If we have any strategy for this Saturday. It's to keep our top three runners In the lop quarter of the race. Our No. I and 2 need to be In the top 10 with our No. 3 tn the lop 20. And we need Improvements from our fourth and fifth runners. Both of them will have to be under 18:00." B ra um a n a ls o said that Seminole's sixth and seventh runners will have to make con­ tributions on Saturday. "Cross country Is one of the few real team sports," he said. "You're Jason Kaiser only as good us you're fifth runner. Your No 3 is as iniftor taut as your No I and Vice versa." Seminole's tup runner I* Jason Kaiser, a senior who In Ills third year running runs country who appears to be peaking at Just the right lime lain! Saturday. Kaiser ran a personal ties! lim e of 15 40.6 to finish tlurd In the 3 A -D ls t r lc l 4 meet, lu st a heart brat behind art olid place William C a m p b e ll of Hucklrdge ( 1 5 : 3 9 . 2 ) . and l e a d t h e Seminole* to a (mirth plat e team f in is h (h rliln d H o rk le d g e . Astronaut and Bishop Moore). " ) l e ‘s matured Into a pretty good dlatuner run ne r." said Braum an. "lie's found more and more success as he bus Im ­ proved." T li r o t h e r r u n n e r t h e Seminole* nerds lo have In the top IO Is sophomore Dalvln Duvts (ninth last Saturday w ith a lime ol 16 28 (il "He had a fairly good cross country season last year as a freshm an," said Brauman. "After a good traek season Iasi spring, hr ram c back tills year and has developed into u to p -n o tc h cross c o u n tr y ru n n e r." Stromberg, Connection pound opponents SANFORD — Stromberg Carlson and The Tim Raines Connection both registered 200 victories over Ryder Trucking and Florida Power and Light. Monday night In Sanford Mens softball action at Chase Park. Tom E llio t ted Strom berg with two doubles, a run batted In and three runs scored. Glen Coleman added a double and a single with two RBlt and three ru m scored as Ron Rlneharl double and stroked two base hits, drove In three runs and scored twice. T o m Eveslage doubled In two runs and scored twice with Gary Schattschelder adding tw o singles, one RHt and a run scored. T o n y Madsen doubled in a run and scored twice with Nick Brady doubling In unolher ru n . Jim Brodlr doubled twice and singled and scored two runs while driving In Soccer jamboree set Lake M ary High will host a girls soccer Jamboree this Saturday night with eight teams competing In the opening half, beginning al 5 p m . Deltona High will unveil Its firstyear team against the powerful Lake Mary H ig h squad. That will be followed by Seminole vs. DeLand al 6 p.m.; Lyman va. Bishop Moore at 7 and Oviedo vs. Lake Howell at 8. The regular season for girls soccer Marts earlier this yr«r. with moat teams opening on either Tuesday |Nov. I(i| or Wednesday (Nov. 17). another. Mike Hartwlg doubled and scored twice with Jeff Madsen adding a double and a run scored. Don Causaeuux singled twicr. drove In a run and scored twice. Eddie Payne came up with Ryder s only hit of the night, a single In thr first inning that was followed by a double play by Stromberg. Ryder on ly had three busr ninners all night and manugrd to advance only one to second base T h e Connection was led by Sam Raines who doubled and hit tw o singles, drove In a run and scared Hirer. N rd Haines added two base hits with one RBI and two runs scored Billy Griffith doubled twice and singled, driving In two runs and scoring three Hod T u rn e r drove In four run s with a triple and two singles while scoring two runs Eddie Jackson added a run scored with T im Raines doubling and scoring a run. Burnett Washington bclterl a triple and two singles and drove In .i run with Fred Washington aildlng a run scored. Lloyd Wall tripled and singled and scored twite. 1'had Brooks added a pair of singles with one RUI and a run scored. T o n y Dunklnson stroked a single, drove in tw o runs and scored twice with Tommy Raines connecting on a double and a single with tw o runs baited tn and twn runs scored. Slevr Wrrly and Chris Johnson come up with the only hits for FPL. both first Inning singles T R C . though, shut dow n the offensive threat and preserved Hie stmt out by patting their opponents away In order over the following two innings PLAYOFF PAIRINGS OHhM I I M S CLASS 4A District 1 — r*tflU(0U Pins Forsil d GoniaWl ML 111 D ittrk t 1 - OwcOotwlchOT d Fort Walton t w n 11 It 111 Dittrkt J — CoWwt.m* Bucsr-oO d Jochtonvlllo F o n t 11 IS 11 IL IS « Dtttrkl A— JsckMnritls SooeS Fkithur d Jacktsnvlllt U n d tlra d IS J. 10 IL It ll D ittrk t S - Brtndon d Lakeland l i t IS Is. IS I O lttrk l A — Tsmpo ColSiof d Tom** Chamterlstnll*. 1111 D it t r k t 7 — 0**rnt*rr d la r g o IS*. ISS D tttrkl I — Fori Mjon C rp ttu Lake d Saraieta Rlrorrk* 114.14 It D itirk l * — laM S'antwr d l * i « M a r. IS IS. IS S Oktfkl <0 Orlande Dr Ptiiii.pt d Of la-do Front tv tl II* OittfMI || M arlin County 4 Vr-o B »«n IV I*. IS IS Dkt'Kt II - Hoc a Raton Ipen-t* »ir*f a Jvptttr I I I . I| 17 Dklrkt IJ - Carat Spring* Ta-r.rii*d Cool Spring* I I I . * IL IS 1C OttltKt 14 NortS Miami a Makati Miami le ttt IS IS. a IL 17 IS Ditlrkl IS - M iam i Spring* d Miami Norltinott IS II. I* 14 Olltrtcl 14 - M iam i luntrl d Soutti Miomt IS I. IS 7 CLASS IA Datrkt tin*It 0>itfkl I NkRvlllg d Spr.ngt.oid Ruttvftord IS 7 .tr IS Dittrkt > TallatiottM loon d Tollotatt** Bit lard* ISS. It 11 OUrkt 1 - J a t it o n n lk Engkoood d JKUstWItig RMnet li-tt m i Out! tt 4 - M.ckJIrl.org d St Avgutlino IS 7, IS* D ittrk t S Ga-natrill# d Alacltuo Santa Fo 10 14 f IS. It U D ittrk t * O>ado d Sdmlnoto 111 10 14 D**trkt 7 — Land 0 laktt d /•pAyrliili* * I L IS IS. IIS O ittr.c! I - Tampa Plant d lakaland Laka O.bton It I. I I 11 D titrk l t - film til lo Atlronaut d Vatollito ISIS till. IS 4 D tttrk l IS - Stuart lout* Fork 4 . Fort P t t r i l Wattaoodis* IIS R tg tta tl Midst. Mn. I Mag-on I - NktrllW Ot Talianataoa Loan M «- on 1 - Jatttsnniia Englewood ol M . tdtaborg Magkn 1 — Gainat atilt at Or-ado Rag-on 4 Land O la k a i at Tampa Plant Mag ton t Tllutrllk Atlronaut at Stuart Soutti Sark At No. 3 In the Seminole line-up 1s the only other senior of the tram. Ilrrn l I'osey. In Hie district meet. Posey was 19th with a time of 17D5. “ He's gotten b e tte r each y e a r ." Brauman said. The nest two possessions arr the real source of concern for Brauman and the Seminole* Usually Junior David Wallace, who returned lo the team thta year after not running last season, Is Seminole's No. 4. but a rase of strep throat krpt him out of lost week's race As a result, the Notes' three Irrshmrn — Marcus Egan. Dale Wright and Brian Hi Mips — all moved up a notch. Egan placed 53lh Saturday (18:11.41 while Wright came In 64th (18:46.21 and (loops 76th (19; 19.5). "Wallace should be able to run on Saturday." said Brauman. "We're Just going lo have to wait and see if he'll be able lo nin as well as he did when hr was healthy. "Marcus ran middle school track, but he's nevrr really bren Involved In an nrgunterd. com­ petitive program. Oviedo---------Continued fro m IB troops more thun prepared when they lake the court tonight. "I know they (Galnesvlllel have one big hitler and a couple or good servers." Carlson said. "If we continue lo serve well, though, we should be all right. I Jusl hope o u r blocking will Improve." The Purple Hurricanes come Into the game with a 13 game winning streak. Gainesville ha* dominated Its area over the past four years and will hope second year coach Cindy Doulwarr cart gel them over the region hurdle. "We're hoping lo give Oviedo a belter game Ilian we did lasl year." H oulw ure said. "W e didn't pul up a block ugalnsl Ihem lasl year and with the way they hll the ball they constantly put u* on defense. We couldn't gel our offense going ugalnsl ihcm. something we hope we ran change this year." Gainesville Is led by senior middle blo ck e r Darlene Greenaway who la a strong hitter and net player. Seller Allison Green and back row specialist Kuthy Bruce, who are both quality servers, are Ihc learn leaders and (hr players most likely to lead thr Purple Hnrrtranrs. Major Hants, who left West Virginia’s 51-13 victory over C'.iclnnatl with s hip pointer last week. Is exprcied;io iis n «u quarterback Saturday when Ihr fourth-ranked Mountaineer* visit Rutgers. Harris accounted for thrrr touchdowns before becoming the victim of a bllndsldr hit while running the option. Harris then tefl the game In favor of backup Greg Jones. It was Ihr second time (hi* year Harris has left the gamr with a hip pointer, also making an early exit against Fullerton State. West Virginia has scored more than SO points In each of Its tail three games and Is fourth In l fir nation with an average of 45 I points a game. T h e Moon talneers are sixth In total offense wlth 495.7 yurds per game T h r Mountaineers could earn a shot at Ihr nalkmul champion ship with vk'lories over Kulgrr* and Syracuse In Its final two rrgular-sea*4in game* T h r Fir* ta llowl Is reportedly Interested In a Noire Dame-West Virginia matchup If both trams remain unbeaten Rutgers ts struggling with three straight lamt-s alter Iwn early upsets this season Early win* over Michigan Slate and Penn Slate focused attention on thr Scarlet Knighi* but they have lost their last three games lo Arm y. Trm plr and Pittsburgh The Scarier Knight* can put p o i n t s on t h r b o a r d , a* quarterback Scot l Ern ry ha* rewritten all of Rutgers' career passing records. E rn ry ha* completed 169 of 293 attempt* this season for 1.901 yard* and 11 touchdowns. Entry's favorite (argrls arc Eric Young and Brett Mernita Young, a flankrr. lias grabbed 4 1 passes for 5IH yards and Iwn touchdowns. M rrsoU has 25 ralrhes for 388 vuftl* ami four TD* A West Virginia victory would mark the flrai time m history a Mountaineer Irani lias won 10 games in Ihc regular season Thr 1922 and 1969 Mountaineer* each won 10 ganirs. but that Included Ihr postseason A C C CHAM P TO C IT S US ORLANDO - The Cllra* Bowl mays it will Invite Ihr Atlantic Coast Conference champion lo be the host tram for Jan 2 howl game instead of seeking a na initial championship conlesl "Th e decision puls an end io speculation that Hie Cilrus Bowl would contend lor a NoireDamr-Wrsl Virginia mulrhup lor Ih r national championship." said Dylan Tlmma*. executive director of Ihr bowl. Clrmson can rhitch Ihr A C T title with » vie lory at Maryland Saturday, ami would lie Ihr defending champion The Tiger* defeated Penn Slate In Ifir l»>wl Jan. 1. The Cilrus Howl is rk|>rrted lo seek the Big 8 ninnrrup. UCLA. Syracuse or Miami us the oppo­ nent "Each should have nine win* by season's end and be rankrd In Ihr top 10 or 12 nationally." Thomas said M aryland. N orth Carolina Slate and Virginia all have a mathematical chance to win Ihr ACC. In addition lo Clrmson. �Sanford Htrald. 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IIII It * ii i ni j ti 4n »ik ifi IJU •IB UB IJB 1 l 4fl 1 1’ ■ t i m 1 t m 1 i m 1 1 ■ 1 1 m N 1 t 1# 1 1 I I *'• I •i a i i ■ I •■ (Was* at— 4—NBC—>l**l • la iiu a p n a is a ia a D ip a has la— t iff* — a s a ii a aa t om *Off* na n a I c— -**Owi ia • o t ia a P iu it a a in t t iM M i cm M I ilt— i m >*— ff*am ta— I* Naiftar •** s l a— »a • ia«i aa p an aa t aau saa » aaMMiaa M M i i i SiC«*iftD ffan MufftN-Offe*" • n n a a P o n a a t a i« ia a I Off aa -a is M a a- tit U *a— a— Ota** La* *•*• ta t a 4 a ia ta I I I l i t IB* OPf» < M # mwt • O ^f# l.«ffffS B* »F1 1 1 m OrMsra CMa-Mt| hb#w**VDmmhM • 1 M 1 ••ai W> o o o 1 1 M &M 1 i m Off— • i ■ 1 1 m KXXO 1 I at The outcome of Ihe Oviedo gumc wilt deride either a playoff or an outright winner in 4A-7 If Oviedo wins. Iherr will hr a In 5A-4. Lym an and lotkr Brantley lead with C l records amt ran set up a winner lake all season finale if they tnith win Ertilay night (Lyman hosts Lake Hr.iill ley on the last week of ihe rrguLtr season I If elihrr or hoth lose. || emild I tiro w the disiriti enllrrly up for grafts l 44 • *» H 1 1 NEW YOHK - Notre Dame. Southern California. Miami and West Virginia held their rrsprdtvr top spots Tuesday while Florida Slate Jumped three posi­ tions to filth In the UIM Board of Coaches' Ratings. The Fighting Irish retained Ihe No. I ranking by receiving 699 of a possible 736 total volet and 32 of 49 first-place votes. Notre Dome, which moved Ui the lop of the ratings lost week, routed Klee Saturday 54-11. The No 2 Trojans, who de­ feated California 35-3. gamrred 687 points and 14 flrsl-plare votes The Scmlnoles, who cmtNirrassrd then-No. 15 South Carolina 59-0, earned thr re­ maining Oral-place vole. Thr Top 10 also Included No 6 UCLA. No 7 Nebraska. No H Oklahoma, No 9 Auburn and No 10 Wyoming Hounil oul the ratings were No. I I A r k a n s a s . No. 12 Michigan. No 13 Syracuse. No 14 Louisiana Slate, No 15 O k l a h o m a S t a l e . No 16 Clrmson. No. 17 Georgia. No 18 \ Lym an queen Lyman High Homecoming queen Karen (Herman wave* to the crowd during halftime festivities this past Friday night. Btarman was crowned at halftime of Lyman's game vs. Seminole High and she enjoyed her reign Friday aa Lyman rolled fo a 40-1# victory. Brigham Young, and Alabama and Colorado, who lied for No. 19. With Colorado j o i n in g N' ebr uska. O k l a h o m a a n d Oklahoma Stale in the Top 20. It marked ihe llrst lime since Sept. 23. 1985 that four Big Eight trams made the poll at Ihe same lime. Florida State, the preseason No I. has won right straight games after losing to Miami 31-0 In Ihe season opener. Saturday, th r S cm ln o le s handed the G om rtw ks their worst defeat since a 63-0 loss lo Navy In 1920 “ Tonight we playrd like we re supposed to play football.'* Florida Slate Coach Bobby Bowden mild. "The defense put II together for Ihe llrst lime this season, and (quarterback) I'eter Tom Willis was our most valu­ able player on Ihe field." Willis, subbing for Ihe Injured Chip Ferguson, completed 17 of 20 passes for 271 yards and four touchdowns. Five Independents — Including four among Ihe first five, four members each from Ihe Big Eight and Southeastern Confer­ ence. two each from Ihe Pac-lO and Western Athletic Confer­ ence, and one each from Ihe Atlantic Coast Conference. Big Ten and Southwest Conference. Georgia and Colorado entered the ra n k in g s , while South Carolina and Indiana fell out. Clrmson. last week's No. 20. made the blggeat leap. Oklahoma State and Alabama each dropped three apota. The Cowboys lost LMConfer­ ence foe Oklahoma S|-98 mi S t i l l wa t e r . O k l a . Sooner a quarterback Charles Thompson ran 18 yards for a score with 2:33 left, then a desperation fourth-and-16 pass Into the end rone went through the hands of Oklahoma State's Brent Parker lo end the Cowboy's Iasi threat. "All comebacks are great." Oklahoma Coach Barry SwIUer said. "We're becoming a pretty good offense. We had elghi minutes on the clock when we got the ball back and scored. But this co m e b a ck wasn' t u n ­ believable. We had lo go do It. and we did. We were tested, and that's what football Is all about." several limes, but lei him gel away." Leonard earned 415 million for the fight and Lalonde 65 million. Leonurd said hr was unsure who hr would fight next. Lalonde. pelting him with left hooks from the fifth round on. After taking Lalonde's best early In the ninth. Leonard aenl him down twice and oul at 2:30 of the round. "Il was a matter of lime bcfoie 1 caught him ." Leonard said. "I never decided I could punch harder. I don't really have that hard of a punch." Fight Contlnaad from IB Palace outdoor arena. Lalondc fell to 3 1-3 with 26 knockouts. Ironanl was the far quicker lighter, hui felt the power In Lalonde's right hand In Ihe fourth round. After slaying away » ••at • W * t I 'M — from Lulnndr for three rounds, 1 •’ 94 # Cm— * VMM lo-iniard decided lo pick up the 1 1 M 1 l » C'fiff* 1 t m 1 jure and ultack In the fourth. U 14M#» I 1 m to Hr landed several Jabs and a i 1 9 m 1 good left-right combination, but Nffff, iCffM. paid for his boldness. Lalonde tanff* Iteff« landed a short right from close • — M— F M* F m ’ l l # >-»'pff affff* 1» quarters und Leonard stumbled t*(,*ff*iPC— ffs ' ■ » to the canvas He Jumped right " M a -p i -P S ' ■ » £v<affp>-* » p * It* up at Hirer, hut caugltl another Iff 4*— MpffM— 1 ■*■ big latlonde right hand that Mff- pOt— I B t brought blood from his nose and L*la4ff*PC<— * Ws S B* * W «P !»'*■*— S a*forced Leonard to hold on. Leonard led on (wo of Ihe (S tifi F Sffffft *F ‘ s * i * i * i f f * f f * >r* three judges cards entering the 14( fffftFCM— ffM-V* n in th. C h u c k G la m p u had ******F 0*—*' -ff* Leonard trading by I hire jKiInts *• *ff *—J F 44 Mff -ff* and Fruiu Marti had hint ahead u w f .v ^ r hy two. Stiprlsingly. Smart C # # ti'N # .i (40* w o o w * *r* Klrschrnhaum hud Lulondr uhrnd hy one (tolnt. Lalonde. ut 167 pound* and 6 fiM>t-l W had two pound* and three Inches In height over Leonard, hut Leonard com­ pensated by smothering his I L«*« §'■**+* bigger opponent whenever | Ifftt lalonde missed. I L M lk i Leonurd found ihe range with I W mi Ills left hook In the lilt It round l 0*«M and kepi |K-p|>crlng Lalonde wilh It lo lurk up Ihe champion and •on wear hun down. ui I '»*>1 1 ^V Lalonde's left eye begun lu ) 1.1 t**»M<» MI* >1 ■ swell late In Ihe sixth round and i n,*trtr ifAm 44 l**« N*st fi * he was an easy target for ihe H41 quicker Leonard Ihe rest of the I • »-e* it*. W ax II B II »t way. Si III. he landed enough I Ot m ’ p f^ " I M H •tM u V 'f^ UMHX^ *l» right hands In occasionally back t jix lM Lr** i 14 up Leonard and thought he i Dm K n x i m n m i i 14 might have stopped his oppo­ <4 I * i M r i M taftfirv nent several times. " I c a n' t s p e a k . I can' t breathe." Lulnndr. a 28-year-old 1im# |LMMM’I Canadian, said mlmties after the bout. "The guy was rrafiy and t iMtki hard In catch. I had him hurl 4 0*aM 1 S i (*— ••— * t o— M ia n m u *' l**ff a-Mff e ■ < l Mt i« ts C*— la* '*— to a a ta i a i m 4a t a I W as 4B a o a a a a a n a a I a »a a u i aa Ml III l-i m a* til U I«M U M (l| l| | 4 k l ..................* FA** • i r *s •I* a s « s a ta ' a ta t a • !M i« a iu * ia a ? i4 * B a a f f — *1*4 ff — » u is u iw a tiu u u w • a’ l a r n u u t i o a s i H74HI*l*ff liiffM tNaMPM* * - i > a p - m ljs 4*4*4*' I ff **— *— 1— 4— * |m K I T M L i t in — aa ia i a t a s a **a 3 • In 5A-5. Evans can clinch the district crown by dcfrullng Apopka while Ihe hosi Blue Durtrrs ran forte a three way • playoff between them. Evans and Winter Bark. la t a m e t t e n a l 4—M laffff— *•* Iff— - I as m a t s * i n * s a i (* * — ^ ^ ^ ia i a i a LM W i • In SA-4. Lym an Roe* to DcLand Kridav night for a crnd.il game and Lake Brantley hosts Spruce Crrek In another Inn matchup On Thursday, Lake Mary closes out Its play In the dlslrlt I when II goes to llaytona Mainland 1— M ff* la*«ff ' at latSff « I— ff— | — iff Ifftff’f f l i'M U U m n M it w a i i w »» a a ta i offCff* ta r tff— iff a iM ta a S M iB a i M nasa a s t n t M t i r a a aa i ( t *a*— *» • aa sa « CffWMDari t •w a a a » a a m a t a m w a s in — aa I ' — if f * aa s a sa 40011iOmbo • In 4A-7. Oviedo 17-11 has a chance lo keep Its playoff hoftes alive as It hosts wlnlrss Orlando Kdgcwatrr IOH|. The Lions are M In the district und can force a three-way playoff between them. Seminole and Leestmrtf with u Will. Irish maintain top spot Iff Iff 1 S**ff 1*4 **fff I ta Tltr race* for f hr district titles In 4A-7. 5A-4 and 5A-5 will Iterome morr clear ihls week vllh a numtirr of key games on tap. ia-rshurg wins thr district outright cun a *****ff* *a* '***** rt n a ta t a I Na ta t a • s a ia ta ta • a n a a a o B B a ro o iM a n a a i t w sa i aaatM oa* »a ta t a t !■ « B o a aa t a • taa*w 'U t art* tati Cff* Mi «ff*4ff4 4 IM **tM t I i<ff 4 a ta t *«ff* ta • <•** a o a a a t t t a s a r a i* t m nmiuaa l ia ■l(|i|iK [a w H tiff It* in Omor — m Wmm.■(t •^ III I IP M IM MriMi UCll li m K H U M *oo affffkfft M i n t [***< »•*** • iM. tai a il t ( m **i Mffta i| tiffaaa b a w l M a t f f f f * 'fftff a Iff-a> a s i f f f f l ’ **ff I Iff-ffa It a I Cffffti "*•** • Key games in district grid races FIOHT A N A LY SIS Kay la-onurd has this theory that speed beats power In a boxing ring and he proved It Monday night. Ilul hr mude sure he had all Ihe evidence first. Leonard fell ih e full brunt of D o n n y loilundr's power before stopping ladondr In the ninth round to win fhe World timing Council light hravywrlght und super middleweight titles. l^-onard went down from a Lalonde right In the fourth round und was wobbled several times. Ills nose was bloodied and both eyes puffy. In short, he knew he was In a fight. However, speed won out In the end. Leonurd over whel med Lalonde lived down to his reputation as a onc-arm rtl puncher. But his right hand proved a punishing weapon. Leonurd knew It was coming, but still caught some flush shots. He credits Lalondc for that. “ The light Indicated this man Is for real." Leonard said. "When I would throw a right, he would throw a right hand, and being taller and quick, his would gel there first. " H r got a little right-hand happy, but he timed II well." jsasSi* I r t f -? * * i 5 IK Far O M WT— ■ j^ g ta a . A M t o lw ] �Should she use pills or patches? 'Ll r U lT L ■ J l blr. However, wllh help *nd encouragement, you can avert a tragedy. 1 am aure that treat­ ment u available, but you mutt act ' i get It. You havr shown great courage in writing me and taking the flrat step. training that you have a Itching and bUatera from all the heart patches I've tried. My Eitraderm patches are fine. I'd raJier have patches tM n take pills. What do vou suggest? D B A S B B A D B K i Many medi­ cines. such as nltratres (for angina) and female hormones (for menopause) are now avail­ able In patch, rather than pill, form. Patients can suffer allergic reactions to one or more compo­ nents — incii.Jmg tile wdltesivr — of dermal delivery sysiems. You may have to resort to pills In order to avoid (he Itching snd blisters. If you are using nitroglycerine patches for heart trouble, your dortnr might try you on nitro­ glycerine paste Instead. Howev­ er. In my practice. I’ve found that pills, despite their Inconve­ nience. are usually a reliable substitute for patchrs. D E A R DR. O O T T i Al age 24 I h a d to h a v e a c o m p l e t e hysterectomy. T h e adoption jagencles relusr to consider us because my husband has bren married before and doesn't make hts child support payments We are loo poor to private adoption. I only married to get away from home anyway. Pm so drprraard and confused all I ever think about is outride •*Tr MOT A S 6 0 0 0 A * SOM * P fT 8 R U T R TiLL A r P R R T TY 0 O O P L IF E ; non n n n n none] □no n o o n n n e n nnne n n n n o d d nnoir cnnnn SO niTD O D flD □no n e n n n n o n 7n n o n n n n n o n nonn D o n n n " n n n n 1 1 s % u IS M O W tfV W S W T 19 n s 7*1 " j 1 [it I [19 I : 9 T, 1 11 M A local mental health clinic, a municipal sorlal worker or a counseling service should pro­ vide the aid you need or at least make a proper referral I am particularly concerned that you are contem plating suicide. I urge you to reach out — even to your community hospital or law-enforcement agency — to obtain support, umtrrslandmg and treatment In your contusion, life’s proidem* ntav seem tnsurmounta SEEJJtWSAJCt rc n n c nnn n n n n n n n n nenn 0 0 0 0 o d d □DDE] C D D D o n e □G E E DDDD ED O hear of the trouble you are having. However. I am sure that (here are resources within your com­ munity to help you wllh your depression and family problems THAT* WHAT MV FATHER SAQ ALSO. problem. ICI 1988. NEWSPAPER EN TERPRISE ASSN. □ DO OOIJC] Q D O D IS MV FATHER USD T>S* POUT 5CTUI TOR A SUCt CF UK. VUHPU SCUCAAJ PETER q o t t .m .d 11 M H A U tT H E L U m iO A F * B y Jamas Ja c o b y Holding up taking a winner Is 4 common and weft known de fenslve strategy The purpose Is In brrsk up communications between the declarer's hand and dummy, usually to prevent de rla rrr from establishing and using tricks In a tong suit The defender usually lias an see or s king and walls until the pro plttous moment to lake II To ­ day's deal Is a departure from the norm In that the card held up Is a lowly queen. Place yourself In declarer's seal after the straightforward auction e n d in g In three-no. trump A hrart Is led. you win In your liand and lead I hr nine of spades When West plays low. you play low from dummy. If East lakes the queen, no pro­ blem can arise In the play for nine Irtcks. A second spade lead jMrjWO What the day will bring... B y Bernice Bad# Oaol YOUR RIRTHDAY November 9. IB M u n iv e r s e - SOME . Your leadership qualllles will br more strongly pronounced In the yrar ahead In situalkins w hrrr you used to tie happy to play second fiddle, you'll now want lo direct the orchestra j I SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov 221 Sliualkms lhal you personally manage or direct have excellent chances for success today. Don't let Inept associates handle some­ thing you can do better. Scorpio, treat yourself to a birthday gift. Send for your Astro-Graph pre­ dictions for the year ahead hy mulling SI to Astro-Graph, c/o this nrws|iuper. P.O Ikix 9I42H, Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. He sure lo state your cod lac sign GARFIELD WMAT'B TML 600POFTME PAV ? WELL NOW. WHAT PAV I t TOPAV? TOtSRAV MAKlfj 6tN*»t V TO A ME i SAG ITTA R IU S (Nov. 23 Dec. 21) You'ic now In a cycle w hrrr new ambitions arr likely lo be uwakrnrd. However, It's best not lo discuss vour thoughts wllh will set up Ihrer tricks In that suit lor declarer, to go with three heart tricks, one club trick snd two diamond 1ricks W!*en the East defender was New Y o r k e x p r r t Da vid Itrrkowitf. playing al a recent North Amerfran championship he allowed dec later s spade nine to win the Irtrk D rrU iri of course continued wllh s accuml s|iade to dummy's 10. and now Itcrkuwttj won the queen Hut declarer's communtcalkHi was gone for the spade suit, and he eventually (ailed In hlacontract J a m e s J a c o b y 'a b o o k s " J a c o b y on H r I d g r " a m i ' Jacoby on Card Gamea" fa rtl ten with bis lather, the late Omwald Jacobyl are now avail able at bookstores liolb arr published by I'hanta Hooks (C) IHHH, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN others until they arr brilt-r crystallized. CA PR ICO R N (Dec 22*Jan I9| Positive measures can tie taken today lo shore up a valued relationship Dial hasn't lieert running too sm>M>thly lately Let this person know lhal friendship counts. AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) You could tie fortunate today in sltiuilkiris that liavr <oinpetlllve elements. es|iectally where ymir career Is concerned. Don't Iw afraid lo lakr a calculated risk PISCES IFrb. 20 March 20| Your success today may be prrdlratrd upon how much faith you havr In yourself. If you believe you are a winner. I hr results will bear you out A R IE S IMarch 2 1-April I9| Someone may tout you Into a side venture today that has pnifiluhlr possibilities. If your source Is c red Il»le. explore the mailer In detail. TAURUS (April 20 May 201 Today could ushrr In stabilizing Influences In on arrangement that hasn't hern loo hiirttionlous. The changr will Ik - wel­ comed by everyone concerned. ir p t w a ih a iM p y O B M IN l (May 21 June 201 Much can tie is complished to day If you locus your attention and rlforts on ir*|>oosiltihltrs that you ran lukr rare ul much heller than surrogates Ik- a rlner. not a dlrlulor CANCER (June 2 1-July 221 This is a good tlay lo pul your uffalrs In ordrr Reorganize shpshial situations so lhal you can la- more rflecMvr and pro ductlvr LEO (July 22 Aug 22) Give top priority to an Important domestic matter that should Ikflnallrrd. Present conditions favor you to press for a closing V IR G O ( Aug 23-Sept. 221 Don’t hr hesitant about rrvlslng plans today if they haven't produced the type of results you desire It may only lakr a few changes to get li.u k on track L IB R A ISrpt 23-Oct. 231 ('omllllous rnulimic lo look fa vnrahlr where your llnanclal interests are concerned. Take advantage of these propitious times whilr the Midas touch Is working fC'IIONH. NEW SPAPER EN TERPRISE ASSN by C h « r lts M . S c h u li TU M B LEW EED S w in f c f Opening lead V 7 *0ffU. KNOW L HOtfVHJ SHOOT J \ m y a *f w y AU'UDO HAVBfOCD rtNWVCUR FiniSCR M,VHCU? ABRAu AM LINCOLN WOULP RAVE UION ^ EASY... /^d*W H 0W > W H t c w m c c f if l V io o e rr. < ♦ 1 j true * t w- �^ M p 0 K 4 m M IQ H m v m N m v i KAi m Sanford Haunt. Sanlord, Florida — Tuesday. November 8, 1988 — i People Police tour spooked kids LONG W OOD — Yet one m oir Halloween actl vl l y lo note: About 1.400 children were s|Nmkrd duririH Hallowrrn lours of Long wood police's hautiled house at Ihe fml Ice slat km Christm as bazaar to take place A Christmas bazaar will Ik- held an Wednesday. NoV. 9. from 10 n m to 3 30 p m at laikcvlrw Nurwinit Center. 919 E. Second SI.. Sanford Ceramic*. rrnqurtrd linns, holiday wreaths, dolls, clowns and baked |<oods will be sold. Proceed* will benefit Ihr renter'sarilvllleadepartment Capt. Terry llakrr said that after about five years of treatlnH local kids with their Halloween Irkk. his men have fla-lr art down In uddllkm lo rhllls and thrills Ihr officers handed out I MOO twigs of candy A total of altoul 2.200 Horsts vlsllrd the siallon house on Halloween nlHht. llakrr said. Eating disorder group to meet A lice supjMtti Hmiip lor |ieople wilh anorexia and bulimia meets each Wednesday .n (1:30 p m at Florida llospilal — Allamonlr. GO I Allainonle Drive. Allamonlr Springs T h r (troop Is open In (leople in all slaves of ihe Illness, and siqqmrt Itronp members air nm required to receive format treatment For more Inform-*lIon. rail 767-2207. Boutique to feature holiday trees The third annual Hospice Christmas Tree lloullque of Woman For llospitr. the hind raisin* aitml loi Lake llospp r. will lakr place Nov 10-13 al Ihe Donnelly house in downtown Mount Ikira 1 he rooms ol ihe ((iii|{rihiead Victorian home will hr filled with unique |(llls. crafts wooden ornaments trimmed Christmas trees, iree skills, antiques wreaths toys seasonal (otkIs . and custom made Christmas cards and ornaments An open house id the boutique will Ire held on ihe verandah of ilie house on Wednesday. Nov 9. from O N p in Last-minute entry brings top trophy Cornbread cook’s recipe in demand C lo ggin g groups to meet The Cal Hickory isiomprts « ioHHltiH group huhis club inert It iks r vr iv WnllKsiiay ■■ the Kfl||hU 9 C o lttnilri !!s?l S 1‘ark Avenue Naulunl For tnotr Informal ton i all .149 9329 Dtik-lcnd CI<>HHr rs ■logging group hold* club mreliiiHs on Thursday. 7 0 p m al ihe l.akr Mary Fite Dr|turlmrnt al First Slieet and Wilbur Avenue. Lake Mary For more Information i all 321 5267 SAN FOND - When Ekwence 1 hnmasnn heard of a prlrr to be bad In a turn bread competition. It was fust as if some o n e jingled a in* a n H1r a n d said "Com e and Hr ' Ml" Thom ason of S a n f o r d lirard about ih r rooklnit cont est on O il 30. the s a m r d a y o f I h e rontrsl al Sanford s Country Jamhorre and ( raft Fair on the sirens of th r rlty's historic d!*>rtrt Rotarians to rise for meetings Cassellierry Nolarv Club meets at 7 30 a m on Wrdiiesd.iv ul live CuM -lbrrry Senior Center. 200 N l-»k r Triplet Drive. Caasribm v Hanlofd llreakfasi Hotarv ( lob lords al 7 a in Wrdnrsdav at Sanlord Civic Cenirr Sanford Kiw anlt to do lunch Sanford Kiwants Club meets al noon Wednesday at Ihe Sanford Civic Cenirr for luncheon and pmHram A A groups schedule meetings Area AlnrfvolM v Anonymous Hu*'!** nirri Wcdnrsdav at. follows • So Ik t Won AA Croup meets al Ihr Sahara ( Inti told drlvrt s license nllkri 23H7 S Sanford Ave noon and 3 30 p m lor open diet usstmi (. fused strp medtiiH al H |i m • Sanford AA. noon 5 VI p m . open dlsrosaton. 1201 W First St • 24 -Hour AA Croup n p m . (closed akidtolw s only! Fourth St rre I and Oak Avenue. Sanlord • ItKflOS AA norm and 3 30 p m and H p m It lined! KEItOSCluli 130Noimamty U n r Cawsrlbrnv • Sanford Itnrii l oWin AA H p m often discussion 1201 W First St • laikr Vtarv Crate AA I lift Slrp lelosrd) H p m iqtrlt dtw ossjon 122 N FlflhSi Lake Man • Ali.im ontr SpiuiHs AA H p m frlosrdi. Allam onlr Community Chaprl, H23 Stair Koad 430 • Casselberry AA N p m , |clowed), Ascension t.ulheran Church. A m enstoii Drive,Casselbrrry • A U immi H ft hi Fourth Street and Oak Avenue Sanford Alter qulekly cooking her wt ret Cra* kiln* Cornhrrad reelfie, die entered Ibe contest and wrelkrd away with Ibe (list place trophy Will Hits molivalr her lo enter more d ik in g cunlrwts? "It sure will." said Thomason. who has never rn trtrd a rnnlrsl Iwforr The |m ii ol combrvsd slie flsrd was mostly itevourrd bv the )odHes. Thomason said, hut poseersby fllllstvrd oil Ihr rest She said a Judne limn TampM. Ann SliiRletary. trtld Thomason stir was so pleased with the recipe lhal she wanted Iter to ruler II In Florida's slate lair SlnH letarv. who said she would llkr ihe rrcljie herself, even said she would |frl Tltotnasnn lie Vets lo ihr stale lair, according to Thomason C O P E to help families cope COPE supfHiri group foi families of menial hrallh |Mtieiils inerts Wrdnrsdav at 7 :W» p m al Crane • K u w Other Park. S 377. Allamonlr Sprlnns Auditions set for theater scholarships Auditions loi s* liolaislujn from liu- Seminole Community ColleHe Department of Fine Ans will fir Nov 9 and 10 from 3 6 p m Tfiratrr s* holarshlps are avall.itilr. fMitfi In arflnn and Irchnical (healer, lor Ihr srmester lirHinnltiH Jan 5 For aodtOon a|)|Hrinlitirnts and more Inlormallon t all 323 1450. ext 43H S t a i r Represent ati ve Art Grindle |H Allamonlr Sprtngsl and Mark Carll. tli.timi.in of Hie CookliiH contest, presented Thomason vsit It Ilie trophy T h r annual Jaintxirer featured live entertainm ent, rooking demonstrations contests (cook in* pumpkin-curving. and row l>ully-lhrowing). games. a large craft fair and fresh produce East-W est Kiwanis to meet FUisl-Wesl Sanlord Ktw.mis ( lull meets |liunwtay al If p in. al Friendship luHlgt-. 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WOT a'A*8Hnt«iro 7ty«»*7 Fo r 24-hour listings, soe T V W eek Issue of Friday, N ov. 4. Another barbecue will lake place Saturday. Nov 12, at the church, lo raise money for a free Thanksgiving dinner for Sanford's senior citnens Thanksgiving dinner,service tailored to senior citizens SANFOKD — T h r turkrvs and hams ate tn and ready (or cooking l<»r a l*rr Thanksgiving Dinner and Service lor wiitor citizens slated for Saturday. Nov 19 Th r M-rond annual atfatr. s|Minsorrd by Ihr 1*11Hirers A sm * i.i tn hi of Sanlord wilt lake place al New llrthrl Missionary flap! 1st Church. GI2 C. 10th St . Sanford Thr service Ik gins at noon, and the dinner will hrgin alxnit 1 p m The (rre dinner and servkr .in a wav lor thr l*imirrr» A awim lation cmn|KHw<l itf men and wtimrn from the Georgetown rutnm unlt) and inemlwrs of vartous rhtirch denomm.tilon* to physiraliy and spiritually feed the M-nlota of Sanford T h r orKanirailon exists to go tiryotkt ehttrrh walls and aid the hungr y sick shut Ins youth and others in n rn l Ivnral tiusinesses organizations amt grocers have res|Hiuded well to Ihe assoctallon's pica lor turkey or ham dotuitons. satd INoneer* member D C McCoy While no more Itvat roninhulkms are needed, flnam ial donations ■rill bc.at t eptrd and apidicd to P* vt year s Thanksgiv mg event Cmilrtbuikma in.iv t>e made by calling an .issim lation member al 323 4640. 322-6547 or 323-5247 Ik-sidi-s donations, the I'loneers Association raises inottry to purchase Thanksgiving trimmings through two barbecues One took ptair Saturibty. and another Is set to happen mi Saturday. Nov 12. from 10 30 u m to 2 |i m at New llethrl. T h r 63 75 platters will consist of barbecued chicken or riles coleslaw, sa.'.ut and hot rolls The Hrv llobby J flayer will officiate at the frr-Ttwnksgivtng Srrvtct- Afterward, senior citizens in .iltrndancr will *11 down to turkev ot ham. dressing vegetables and desserts No reservations are needed lor srntors to attend the dinner ami service. For seniors In need ol transportal Ion to thr event, the New Itrihrl chilli h bus will pick them up. For seniors who are hometmund. the church will deliver meals Foi MauaporVlUon or meal delivery, call Ihr <him h at 323 33?M Daughter ignores parents, asks them to foot her wedding bill DEAR A M Y : Our daughirr is 26. She's living with a man we've never m rt They have lived together lie mote Ilian two years Klghlrrn months ago. she railed to tell us that she w a s pregnant At Hie turn I sug gestrd that they get married, hut she said she didn't know If shr rrully "loved" lum They now are the parents of a healthy IO month-old boy. Last week, this daughirr Iwtio lives 1,000 miles aw.iv) called to say dial she dreldetl lo marry this man— and would wr pav for thr wedding? I didn't know whui lo say. We haven't seen her (or more than two yrarw Tw o years ago. my wife and I drove from fhornlx to Denver lo surpriMhrr on her birthday Wr railed her from a servlet- station on the outskirts of town, ami were told she had othrr plans and couldn't see us thut week. Almost every call we've had ( h n ii her since she left home at IH was an SOS lor money My first reaelkm to her request that we (tay fur her wedding w as anger— although I didn't express II. I don't think w r should |>ay for It. What do vou think? H O T IN ARIZONA PitaotMLwA llwTMCU ■H T i Ndt»wa Artla C Hardy, president of thw Pioneers AssociAlton of Sanford, sillies up barbecue ribs at Saturday's fund railing barbecue at New Bethti Missionary Baptist Church. Sanlord Mombats of In* b * .«cu e corr-mitee i<x>« on DEAR H O T: In view ol Ihr shaim fiil way your daughirr has treated you, you would he Justified In telling her lo finance hrr own wedding, hut plrusr don't. Tell her Instead lhal you would llkr to see hrr and meet her flaner and your grandchild, and then you'll bilk about pav­ ing for her wrddlng DEAR A B B Y : Some time ago. Newswreli magazine recom ­ mended 10 wavs lo eo|M- with Ihe pressure of the workplace I think the list is so valuable that you may want lo sharr li with your readers. T lic lips: 1. Maintain a sense of humor. 2. Meditate. 3. Gel a mussugr. 4. Exercise. 5. Eat sensibly. G. Limit ulrohol and ralTelnc. 7. Take refuge In family ami friends. H. Delegate rrs|Miiislhlllly 9. Slum! up to the Urns, or 10. Quill irvtng lo sleep.' I have been sleeping In because I am rrru jrrra tin g from surgery. IVopIr bring picked uti should tie at the* door and ready to go. so the , driver doesn't lu v r lo honk all Pleas*- prim this for lha l Ine o n sld rn ilr driver and Ihe j»as- 1 srnger who Is nrver ready on lime. A D V IC I ABIGAIL VAN BUREN RUDE A W AK EN IN G IN CHERRY H IL L , N .J . n Then wr wen- told that Ihe magazine s prescription Is really n o t h i n g new — t hat Is was summed up aUxii 250 years ago by Jonathan Swill, who w m ir “ Th e brsi ilortors lit Ihe world are Dr Diet. Dr Quiet and Dr. Merry man ’* I Just had to send lilts to you, Ahhv Please print It it should help millions ol nailers MILLIE HAWTHORN. H A R R IS B U R G . PA. D E A R RUDE AW AKENING: A f r i endl y visit wi t h your neighbor will probably do a loi • more to silence Ihe disturbance ' thun this message. I've dom my |iorl— now you do yours, fleas- < am drrums. (Problems? Writ* lo Dear Abby. For a personal, unpublished * reply, send • aelf eddreased, stamped envelope to Dear Abby, ; P.0. Box 69440. Lot Angela*, Calll. 90069. All correapondenc* . la confidential.) D E A R M ILLIE: N e w s w e e k s recommendation lor roping with pressure is well worth quoting And Jonathan Swill s prescrip­ tion for good hcallh can hc IMrnphrused into the more con­ temporary "Eat Judiciously, practice moderation in every­ thing. and make m erry!" IVan Dtirrnl IrjF lo y d T h M tf s l tx BUM m DIE HARD D E A R ABBY: Every morning, a neighbor catches a ride to work with someone who polls up in Ironl ol his h ouse and honks loudly three or lour limes. Doesn’t this honker realize tlial some jrcople might si ill br ® Mt at sas MOV>f lANP 0 HOT % TO H TROT WHO FRANCO ROGER RABBIT? A acTUtra to saowr m i 3 3 B LO O D P R ESS U R E A N D B LO O D S U G A R T E S T IN G at ACCARDI’S HOME MEDICAL SERVICE 321 Mangoustlne Ave., Sanford from From 2:00 PM ta 4:30 PM Mfedaesday Neveaiber f, l t M Spontoml by INorrell H O M IM Ik lTH D in vlC U _ 321-0239 �1 K Ltoal Notfctt Closing arguments begin In Kirk trial CLASSIFIED ADS S#mlnol# Orlando •Winter Park 323*2611 MEMPHIS. Tcnn. __________ Kirk a greedy schemer who cheated the federal government jt of *00.000 In tar l but the rlefcnw contended that the Itrsd llemphM State baakctball coach la guilty only of ignorance of the law and sloocv b o o u e n ln i. U S . AttorneyH klim uiEw tng J r. and defense Uwyer Jim Raines gave those conflicting por­ trayals of Kirk Monday during dosing arguments of his trial on charges of tax m elon and obstruction of Justice. The c a n could go to the jury today. Ewtng summarized the government's case In a two-hour rinsing argument before the federal Jury. "He became a man who wanted money and more money, and he cut corners and bent rules and left money off his tax returns. When confronted, he didn't say. *1 made mistakes.' He did everything he could to mislead the IRS. and asked people to obstruct justice. Had he been successful, maybe we wouldn't be here today." Raines was steadfast In his dental that Kirk broke any laws, claiming Instead that a mtscue does not constitute breaking the taw. "You cannot commit a crime by being lazy, by being poorly educated." Raines told the Jury. "You cannot commit a crime by relying on anybody else. That's the law. ladles and gentlemen." Defense lawyers say Kirk's wife handled all the family finances, characterising Kirk as un­ sophisticated and having little knowledge of tax rules and financial matters. Ewing rebuffed the description, however, say* tng Kirk arranged the numerous promotional deals and speaking engagements, as well as his Memphis State contract, that earned him the money. "Well. If he was such a pour country boy. unsophisticated, how did he end up with *550.000 In the bank. He was sharp." Ewtng said. Ewtng said Kirk could have succeeded In bilking the government had not a federal grand jury subpoenaed his bank records In an In­ vestigation of college sports gambling. He said Kirk took business deductions an bis taxes and filed the tax forms for basketball camps, yet claimed to know nothing about business. He also said Kirk did not take ; advantage of tax abetters because he did not want ; his accountants to know of the Income be earned. ; Ewing said the defense's contention that Kirk ; omitted Income from Ms return through ofoopfinrsH or forgetfulness was unfaettevcable. "You ; might leave one thing off your return. You might ! leave two things off your return. You might even : leave three off your return. But IS In one year land 15 In another — to believe that somebody* iOf ■ A K ADVERTIZING, digi ( t# rg^igig^ igig nemo wHh ms CHrk tl is# Circuit Court. 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FLORIDA ( A l l NO S M U R F ANCHOR MORTGAGE SERVICES IN C. FtomtiM rt O A V lO l HAMMOCK. I T A l IN FAN TS l i y k * | VX JOHN F BAURkOAROStt Rsnd PATRICIA BAUMDARONSS RAT. JR .Taa faMrtei ef Wnyi aM pboRwr party IMTI MM and a cenwp anfH R im rf M tM rf N a rU f ef N tT IS W Iu M s ppm. EMMS mat •SS’W V f . MM Mst M e FSMt. mane* run N M W ii l b SMnae no H lFM R S ISM M fe l RSfnf. menc* rw H I M i f r I . MM MH M * Mm ' m m ’ m^RW POINT o* BEOIRMHSS *tr hart abmt ta I#tm rmtrn H m JS iillm t ** Number MU IT lf> MM ItMXL I would Just forget that defies a n y re a so n ." ma tart RipM at w*v i«w at canaoue ** Rw rtffw korwf a r t * « Of IMS SF Hot. on arc of H S R Ho*, o cwm#l anfw af ll* IS * IB * ‘ fs s Pstof of T a o B S " * F < th e n c e ta n N d r f n r * E . n s m Not h a Fomf. wwnco not I d M d T irt I I I f t to o t to a mo i ** ot r w own# o ; D rexel said to d is c u s s i ch a irm a n sh ip w ith Bakar l*or*i Cftdit Fancy Wa buy wattaafat Apptyby p*mw M SauH Fkmwclal Lm bay Srobar SM SHIMS For DHObt I 4M 421 <114 F Hr Ida Notary kimciotwn TtbFwt1 IfSFl SaSIMB I buy camayroparfy IB0>04 t m om four m i S S I CamnlHaH b»H. Haww Im 15— SffDCUl NotiCEB tlp r»w a 1 Wrtda h ______________ ______ m i n t S M A L L , ftira i* Day C ar# Cawtar m SawHrd h h b i >sn m s i in m *i t L#g#l Nolle## NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Wt 1 w t i i H M at p*y NOtfCEOF Fotntotlia Drita. (Sutuwta. i f o a td o w il u u NOTICE : l H ER ER V OIVEN F H r Ida u t a la— m y u b * r H * tv— wry I n p F o r H a r u v nw Fniitmu* b a m af A ltO O G f U if amt i J. f - l ’ 1 ad Faroe Horn* I ktr.t r*4i I nm *rt m#t I mtand H n e ib > M b ( m k t M N M C A O O F o tm * noma wrm Ha Clark at ow Circuit Court nt tb* If f H CueuiI C aul Saw am ------Jud'C!*! Circuit •• ond t*r F Hr «da m accarOtnca wrm mo S*mi**l* County Florid* Fro*<tH*t »4 Hw futniwu* rnutn ANCHOR M O N IG A G I Homo IHNtOk. ToWI Soctv S E IV K ES INC From*.ft and Sk* 0* F HI Ha IM HHt H it DAVID f HAMMOCK I T A L c v i m A b i S t worn or* OHwHanf* I wr« **H H *w FwM.m Or HOOT ft t.S S <1 IMS *t f rmt bom *• i s O f J IN County Camtboum NOTICI OF FICTITIOUS SAM I H kareby firon mot I am owfafod n f utSWM at FWI Lab* Drtv* SonNrf l i a r u b County, Florid* under lb* Ficmwu* Nam* at lA S Ttw o I M F R ■ SIIO N t C A T E R IN G and mot I mt*nd ■* -uy uHr ta H noma wim Bw CHrt at — » t r i a l Court l i a n a Catmty F Hr H a m accarOance aim ww Frovitiont at lb* Tictitiww* Homo St«4uHt Taint Satttmi Sal s* F HrH* StaSiHt in f 'X Aian ManwtMoca Fublim Nmombat X 11 » X it. ten . 'W XSm N G TON - Emhalliod Wall Street firm ! n m f t f lu m h a m Lambert Inc. has been talking to former White House chief of staff Howard Bailer 1about becoming the company's new chairman. The Washington Past reported Tuesday. The private negotiations are seen by some ! company officials ss a way of possibly avoiding criminal charges, said the newspaper which quoted unidentified sources. Neither the company nor Baker would discuss directly the status of the talks. Drexel did Issue a statement acknowledging It has been working with llaker and his law firm in Tennessee “on mailers relating to Internal corporate governance, and which are unrelated to either Use ongoing Investigation by the U.S. attorney or any Washington mailers." the Post said. Senior executives si Drexel have talked about l lie iKKMlbillty of Baker's becoming chairman as pari of Internal discussions aimed at avoiding criminal securities fraud charges. Some of the company's executives hope the arrival of such s widely respected former official would persuade New York U.S. Attorney Rudolph Giuliani not to name Drexel In an expected racketeering In­ dictment. sources told the Post. In the pas* few weeks, lawyers for Drexel have been trying to persuade the Justice Department In Washington that racketeering charges against thr firm would not be Justified. If Drexel were not able to head off an indictment in Washington, then Ihr firm would begin x final round of talks with Giuliani ihr sources said. No such talks are underway, Ih r newspaper said liakrr. 63. Is a former Republican leader of Ihe Senate. He succeeded Donald Regan as White Housr chief of staff In Ihe midst of the Iran Contra scandal and has been credited with restoring stability lo While House operations. S a kh arov: ierestroika s g e n u in e Legal Nolle#* f IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE MO i 01W UW LOUSER INDUSTRIES. INC . rt PlOHttfl. • SO M ER V ILLE. Mo m PROVIDENT LEASING CORF — Soviet human rights •*•1. activist Andrei NO TICE O f ACTION Sakharov said he hoped T O P R O V ID E N T A C C E P In use his U.S. visit lo TANCC CORPORATION VOU ARE NO TIFIED mat m war n Ills c o u n t r y ' s artwn to darter* non null M on m » toitooins property •" Irudrrs that |>rrrs(mlka Is endangered by un SommoH County. Fiend# Amor# Utility TrslWr Motor "extremely dangerous" VtM ci* Cortlltcsti •< Tiflo cr ackdown nil dlstl- lo un s d rills and Ih r news hat S«« soon Mod Of*Ml* you ond you oro t i W ' N N w n 0 media. rosy o* your written 0» ton tot- It On Ids first trip out­ oay. to It on J*d Barman, side his homeland In 30 plolnf If f t ottornty. *S*tO If P 0 Drawer M. yrurs. Sakharov said •Adroit WMHr Pork. Florid* lin e , on Monday h r hud tried lo or botoro ISO II doy ot Do w a r n S o v i e t l eadrr combor. Itoa. ond Mo ISo v l f 1 not nils ISO Clort of ISO Circuit Mikhail Gorbachev llul Court titttor botoro torvko upon new restrictions on Ihe ISo Plaintiff* Aftomoy or Un media, public meetings m o d i o i o l y f h t r o s f t o r j other wit*. o dofoult will bo and demonst r at i ons entered o*#lnt1 you for fSo could undo his attempt i iso Com lo rrfom i Soviet politics DATCOonNovombor A IMF and the economy. Do rid N Bortwn A t Oorb of IS* Court • ' T h e s e l a w s are Ry Kelly McClain extremel y dangerous Deputy Clort anil c o u l d d e s t r o y Publith Norombor X It. U . It. perestroika and turn It IM* around DRK-FT LARI LOTUS E x h ib it - A ” l e g a l d e s c r ip t io n w. one MO koutsooti la at Sacnon |l. TewnaMp It mum. tprloft, taminaia Cdooty, OEK x* Commancw f of m* mum H Ml ^l*w (ooW a rrar U u o U SVF^PW. » — n- SVnwN F Hr Ido WITNESS my bond ond toot ef IOtO Court pi N t PS doy of DAVID N R E R R IIN C LER KO F THE CIRCUIT COURT •y Ruts King Deputy Clert IS IA L I rlMHwr 1 it n. i*. TSM OER r» IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT O FTN R R IO N TR IN TN JUOtCIAL CIRCUIT S E A U N O il COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO W M FICAOO L GIRRALTRR SAVINGS Plaintiff rt DAVID W l S LIV O lE R O O R FF.otoi. NOTICE OF ACTION T o . OA V ID W l SL ■ V DIERDORFF ond JAOC VBAN 0 IE R 0 0 R F F . sit wile no* known to bo deed or ollrt. AND A L L H E IR S . D E V IS E R S . O R A N T E E t . A S S IG N E E S . L IE N O R S . C R E D IT O R S . T R U S T I E S . OR O T H E R CLAIMANTS RT. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST DAVIO W E S LE Y O IIR D O R F F ond FADE VEAN DIE RDORFF RtMRenc* UNKNOWN VOU ARE H C R I R V N O TIFIE D Mot Ml OCtWn Ip •erertam o martfef* on ISo I d l t i f N OmcMbed praporfy in Som moH Count, Florid* M wft Lot S. back -O” INDIAN HILLS UNIT THR EE. *ccord inp H IS* plat ttwr*of at r* cor did m Plot Rook ia pof* *4 ot IS* Public R *c*rd i *f SdnuwHCounty. Flwid* Sat b**n Mod ofouwt you ond you oro ropulrod H tortr* a copy of your written dtttntot. If ony, upon Grace Ann* GlavUi. I t futr*. ion W Mart* | M . SutH B. Poti Offic* Soa lirt. Wurlor Park. Florida U H b I Iff. an or boHr* ISO 11 day of Docomtwr INt. and tIN is* or If Inal pits ts* CHrk at is* Circuit Caurf aitSar balar* tame* upon fSo Plaintiff* Al tarnay or Immed U H ly ISaraot •or, afSarwH*. a Default will bo anlofod ofouitt you lor «Sa relief H o u nded In ISO Com WITNESS my hand Mid tool of nut Caurf on tSH IS* 4 Pay of C IE R K O P T H I CIRCUIT COURT DAVIDN R E R R IIN Ry Kolty McClain Deputy CHrk (COURT SEAL) PuWitS Norombor I. 11. n . If. DCK ft I norm Etnrtr- wool oHwf aw wot* row ad Rw mwmaaat ta at IN T N I CISCUlT COURT OF THE IIO M T IIN T H JUOtCIAL CIRCUIT SBMINOLI COUNTV. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO M BM CAdf F T h e CONNECTICUT NATIONAL SAN* FlOmflH rt F A U L NOVAK H P 0*NlH*n*l N O TIC I OF ACTION to*d Socnan II. * dRSMtdd at MM 41 Her H o<a m t i t n car nor if mo normnaM H *4 tow Section t b isance contm«* norm E in rir not) *Hnf Rw wot* o t d N nartktn l H dd MSM Not H iso POINT OF SEGINNINO. norm fi-irir <mo< OH* w*M on* Hr ftdBR Hof norm Sno af mo mum it of m* wuWanM h of me tow norm aaM H of tertian II. tSonca norm H*dril" eatt ot U I M Hot. fsonco touts in t » sett o dW ancs of *411 Hof to o pomi an o circular Sarmf a radlui af PS I Hof and * Itnfont baarlnf *f narfS II* E S '* E ” aatt. Ihance narowotHrly OHnf Oca art *r t*-d curm M U Hot mrousP o control anfH of ir -H R H m* i* esauw af taid mum wart H of me norm*ait H. srsrir *o Hna * Pliant* *4 I B M Hat •sane* norm i r « la aott a a.pant* *f If M Hat la a paint at n m v i w<m a circular Curr* cancer* WutSwotHrty Sarlnf a radiwt IM S foot, tsanc* eortarty atanf ts* art at U<d Curr* m II loot. INreuRA a cantral anoH at trtM ’i r H • point af i m p end curuafuro Wim a circular curr* cancOr* MuthwOtHrly SarUcf a rad>vt 0* I iff M Hof. tow curr* baocf ts* wotterfy rifFct *t way luw at IS. IS ond H SH Slat* Read N* 0 4 tsanc* ts* arifmoi at wrlltan tOuPHrly *Hnf IS* arc *f u 4 curm and wottarty rtfht of nay Una US U Hat tSroufP • central O a.* or TaAHf « M IN# Cltrt anfH af W i r t r , rtwnc* m m •I thit Court altNer M l* ft lltld notl. a dutanc* af I l f c l f«*t f* a paint at H*>KI an m# N M M w i At cwvotur* af a circular curve concer* tnutSpfly and Sarlnf * radiut ot 111 00 teat. ISant* muttmottariy aianf ts* arc at tald curve l l l f c foot isroufp a cantral anfH *f fa 'c rc l" H a paUrt at lanfancy. ISonc* touts fi-a J ie t i n a dniant* at I I I SS t « » t tsanc* tauin utot and purpOM t Ot m l HrIS M tald Petltwn It you loll H M *if(1" wotl. a an lanea at wer, a default may bo on I I I SS Id f l. thane* touts I F W t r nett, a dHtanca at farad afamtt you H r IS* reint tondad H IS* F t Ilium If you I l f t l l**ti tsanc* touts e r e r ii" notl a dHtanca at fail H rafuatl a boor inf an is* I I I 44 feat la ts* Pplnl at PofltNn H r Order *t Tvkinf you moll wolro any rtf*I la aStocf H Sofrwilnf. toHOrdwaf Takuif ANO WITNESS my Sand Mid tool Th* aott fSISS Hot of ttw tauftwotl H *4 ttw normwatt la of w*d Court Ml mo H O day of af (action It, Tewrwblp tl touts, R sn fs I* B a it. Is m ln o ls ( U A L ) DAVIO N. B ER R IEN County. Florido. L o ti Tb# CLER K O F THE S o u m M M H tf Hwroot C IR C U IT COURT DoHd M t Pd doy of No* IN A N O FOR SEMINOLE C O U N TY. " " ^ ’ ^ O A V I D N BERRIEN FLORIDA CLER K0F CIRCUIT COURT By; Ruts Ktnf By JanoE Jotowlc Deputy CHrk Deputy Clark Fublim November I. Its* PubHth Novtmbar X IX INS D IR . It DEKU atanf M W RHFfaiW oy and Mid curve. Sddl Hot rnraufS o control OMflo Of tl* it SS ". Owned run lo s H T S T E . M SI Hof. ownco nm N m n e l . I I EE t o o t , th o n c a ru n N u t f N W . ISM Hal. Ownca run N M -M 4 I E S R kd. ownca run S t r u s t I . I4SM Hat. Owned rim N « r t t H E . I l f SS t o o t , tsa n ca ru n N l l ' I I U I . H I M teal. Ownca rem N SI*If SS W . I|414 Hof H 0 MOtnt an 0 curr* cancer* NartSootHriy Sonny * lOdHs i f Sd SR Hof end a iwfwif SaarIny of N A T i r i l W al t o l d p a i n t . IS o n c* ru n NwiSnotHrly atanf m* arc at tald curvo 14M Hat OvaufS # central a nfH Of i r t r i f H Ow Faint af Tanfancy Ownca rim N 4**I M < W . l i t a Net H a p a in t an t a l d R a i l t r l y Rifst at Way n«o ot Orefon A * a n u • . IS a n t # fun N 4S*U S* ' E . sienf la id ■ a iH rly R lf b l at W*y line. I I . I E l o a f , fh e n c * tu n • S *#*trU "E . i l l FI Naf. mane* nm S l i t r s f E itf H Hrt ownca run S W IM * W . m n Hat. ownca rim IS T c M f -W . t i l l s f o s < . tSaace tu n N r r iT S t 'W . 1I1SSHM H0W FoUM at S*f Inmnf SaH parcel tantamt 111 oerpt. mar* or He* and Ow uwdirtlsrwd at (Sartff af SamuwH County. FHrHa. will at It M A M an IS* IMS day Ot Mouombot A O IHS. after H r ta b and tell H Ow Slffwtl bidder. H r com In Sand. tub|*rt H or*y end oil eiittms IHnt. ot ttw Front IWell I Dear *f Ow I Ho* ot Ow Samlnal* County Coversow# bn SanHrd. FHrtdo. ts* obov* detciHod Real property1 TSat tald taH H bamy modi H tat>*ty Ow form* af laid Writ af loacutian iafwiE Fatk.Sbariit SommoH Caiaify. FHrid* FubOOwd Nor amber X IL II. M ■*«.v EVS® BOW ffU M dV, E-ElrS IX ISM O IK IF CALL TOLL niXX w To F A U L NOVAK A tmpw man. net known H k* anna ur atiu* ANO A U M I I IS D f VISEI1. GRANTEES ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. C R E O IIO R S TRUSTEE t OR O T H E R CLAIMANTS IV T H R O U G H . UNDER OR A G A IN S T FAUL NOVAK R o tim r c t UNKNOWN VO U A S ( M t K t S V H O T I f If D mai an artwn H H ro c H m a mart**** *n m* Hitow mf a r m Hud pnparry m SommoH (aunty Flm H* H wit Unit |*M *t ULTRA VI STA A C O N D O M IN IU M P H A S E I •rcorOmf i* m* D n lw r'n n ot Candemmiwu « i r*c*rd*d In Official RacarSt Bam lies Fap* tlB and at nw*fHd by •Not carton Futf IntnO ntnt H Doc lor alien *1 Cm N — s u n at r*<ard*d m Official R xordt Saak i m F*fr HI) *t tb* Public S*4*rdt *1 Stminnl* County. Florid* *»d bainf turrtwr a rm b*d in ttw Fiat m*ro*l at r*carO*d m Flat Soot M F#f*t *1.41. *1 an* 44 and at omandid m Flat Bmt It F*f* fX at tb* Pwb<>< Uncord* «t Samlnal* County. Fla rld a . H f SRwt aim an undtndtd Mi Hrott in an* H Ik* common aHmontt and camman aipanmt appurlananl tktrila in ac cardnn<* mtb ttw OKlaration ot Condom miwm Nat boon liiad *f*.ntl you and you ora r*euir*d H term a copy at ypur writHn Ottawa* It any. upon Gtac* Ann* Glarln. C t Nuke, life W Mart* S lid SwiM R Petl OtfM* (lot IIrr. Win H r Fork. Florid* JJMb I IFF an or balar* Itw I) day ot December, INt. and tiH lb* ertftnai wim m* CHrk *• ttw C ircu it Court unite brloi* mrrlca upon m* Flamtitf t At •errwy or ImmodiaHly mereaf tar. etNarwib*. a Delauil will be entered *fiintl y*u for IN* rWHt demanded In IN* Cam plolnf or Petition W ITNESS my band and teal ef ttut Court an mu m* a day el November. HW C LE R K O FTH E CIRCUIT CO URT DAVION BERRIEN By Kelly McClain Dtputy CHrk (COURT SEAL I Pubftth Nartmbar I. II. If IV. IMS O EK M »Hrw* at li atactm * A M m m* *ai da* 4* Oocambm 'M* M ■*• Nrm m ta H Smwmary Fowl 1 Wywynl H w it L*t m SOUTH F i s f C k f t t F O U B t H A DO I T IO N AC CORDING TO TM| Wtot s n w nr i n r M m F m ' I m it F a p t <J and 4) *4 rnw F a n ■•rmat *t Sam mow C n n 't F Hr Ida lip**' WIM *lt lUulUH *nd ' n p l i f t r i t nww ond s#r **n*r on taH land and liaHrrr aMacbod ttwrato and prosit atervanf and ta or 11ur ■n* d a tc tlp tio n a n d Ik* »«* »«* .m Wallet atm # » err t b * n rHc tru water and *4N*r n * a «n f i^ n io * c o a A n f r* 4 r lp * t * t m f pbpWbNt f v w n t.lo tm f m y t '- b on* pr r n ty tH — t moebmat teww nro* tlr'ur** and taOrrHnancat r i w * *r* now m may rwr*#IHr partem •* *r h* vmO wrtb. m. *r on u t prumimt a m mpufN may may kw a »'n ewd w Ortac Kama D ATtO mw ire «*y at Nay f•## OAVIDN R E R R IIN CHrk C u t art Court t y Jana ■ Ja m a s Deputy CHrk PuStitk Na.ambar I I I IMS rn • i i NO TIC E O F FIC TITIO U S N JL M I Natic* it twraby f t ran met I am r - u p d « kvamwat at F O Sor »e 11 Inn H r 0 Som moH Cavnly. F la n * * und er th* F Kt.'wvt N*m* *t Man » f am try Mail Odor I w . H i and tNal I mHnd N rafitH r ta H n*m* aim m* C H rt at ma Circuit Court Seminal* Camrty. Florid* in tccardWH* a im IN* Fr* ritHn* at m* Fict'tWw* Nam* StatuHt T* * ■ Section sal ft FHrH*S'A*vHtl*SJ t Sort*-a A Man teamary PuM.W N n t m N r X IS. II. I* IMS 01* ft NOTICE SEMINOLE C O U N TY EXPRESSWAY A U TH O R ITY M EETIN G Tk* S a m l n a l * C e u n l y Eaprti tway A u tN a rlty an n m u tt a puSMc maatinf w wNk n *n partant ar* InvlHd DATENartm ber IX 'MS TIM E I t O F M LOCATION l emmata County S*rrK*t Rvidmf Room W III IW*tl Entr*nt*| lisi E a t' Firtt S"m t Itntard. FH rH a BFF1 GENERAL I U I J I C T MATTES TO B I OISCUSSIDi Ttw prtpetad •■prottway In SommoH CoHity Any euattHnt partammf H •Nit none* may b* addrottad by calluif G*r*ld N Srmton Caacutlra O irtc ltr. Stm m ale County C rp m tn ty AutNartty. n i IIM ••HntwnBS PEK10NI ARE A O V I S E D THAT IF THEV D E C ID E TO APPE AL ANY DE C I S I O N S MADE AT T H E S E M E E T INGI/HBARINGS. T H E T WILL NEED A RECORD OF T H I FRO CEE OI NOS ANO FOR SUCH PURPOSE T HE Y MAY NEED TO E N S U R E TH A T A VERBATIM RECORD OF T H I PROCEEDINGS I t MAO E W HICH I N C L U D E S THE TESTIMONY AN D EVI DENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS T O EE RASEO. PER SECTION II S S ltl. FLORIDA STATUTES FubUtR November X ISM DEK ) l �Sanford Maraid. Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, November 0 1960 — ?• 71— H«Ip W anted 71— H e lp W anted DRAFTING TECHNICIAN 0 1 L I V I R Y F I R 1 0 N p ith imait cat. daily pay. l i t tot 71— Help W anted 1110 A C C O U N TIN G C L IN K wb I Vaur > i* » to, « o,tin g orilti nuanbart i«mh m ti on* If T*ul M*n*l* inpu t, Machanxal M w m i « n I yrt t i p Structural layout lor lhaat mataI toitchboard A cantrti tabinai, Sana datign tap IdtHwl ... 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M O N R O ! 1 bdrm I barn C M A. rot launory la o '.' at Aduttt only No pa*, t i l l mo « 1100 d w • * N c It h 1 mo minim u m _____111 1lao K F F I C I IN C f * H i r ' .» a '-.J (»fan util »#Ht l *9***4 oft tlPt<D4R>l»Rt________ 12) AMf d ff«r screened ponh |USp#p m# C*ii AC- 4i « l ’ I a *r»*T 4PM SANFOMD l* .* * f 1 U lr ^ FliEll Itm# p*D •p u -ofiri WIRE nntvri mpw r n r#I«f A mm Ptft *»*>"##* n*o»'.R«on US 001 I# MOOO 107—M obile Homes /R e n t A gWBWggCdll P I MOO_______ SANFORD ARU plush • i SALESPERSON aa'tan 10J— DuplexTriple* / Rent f7—A p a rtm e n ts Furnished / Rent i i l r n n Marling Cant*, •' * r »n d l' V f'd r'l M a la y ft - A p a r tm e n ts Unfurnished / Rent IM aaitp isird ad C«mp*i>i>w f i 'i a t Call 111 M il > » tiaa ___ __ I Q f r H BN r i m ill p#n i n , Apply w<p a ion DOWNTOWN SANFORD AREA ■■dual. Apply in p * rw i *• (* • t Bit M tl 96— R etirem en t H om es Minht»*n Haaim C a t Camp,. Sin lord flotxJd 37771 NO CALLS F t ! A i l ' Wo *tll (ram • horn* p n ,i 75TH ST. i MEUONVILLE CARLO*A 0 R I0 IN A L IT A L IA N B IA T A U R A N T By Aypn i l aattlOoty ITT (BM BN A L P N • P a t tun* Apply 1*•*•'*» >* tin mn I ufllllr#. PRODUCTION N0RRERS bdrm n tla O alirary Dllhaath*, Saalaie KtuM MO N. F ita c k Hw b i i i t c L o .t i, N y i W a t CaBN F u lla n d t’ arllim # am, KRESS CATCHER L A B 0 ! A T T R A C T I V I ROOM W,m TV. m ic a a a it and r* _tflJ*»#to, W ily i n /ll« C0N0NO00 LAKK M AR V Laiga raom p ri.a N aniranc* A bam Bat r*q UO par at Can 111 m i mi A ftf R f H e ■dta***#■ 4*5 #| #|ii **t*^#tF«l r M e c A i e c . ! i n « f ipartanca B p l ' t u t i Full and Part Tim# hour prut Ouru l and nor * aar tag *0*11 *1 l#l ( a n n u l ) * i| Aaaaaad •aaa w w H u tiiw i RESTAURANT HELP NEEOEO » ) n il NEEDED IMMEDUTtll' Inaai tapaituruty la, toil pari lima tly litl Salary p l« , i"n ' I ) ' llAt O tA , ' ’ no Appr, i NaaOOtara Caaaa* \# * f* * i F#li fM*t0 itpHMM'tlOPt pMit#t'».'INt| *m#H tppm*\ 0#n*-r«t h # i *t« AAwi* K# »• ffwei m , i « lU M M I tnut% m mu w u ts m is i I Ipanaro a a r*-a *o,a*nma, ______________. I Q f / N CO O « A tM IP M lM h MAINTENANCE MAN WUeiMew to«**«tp M lil O t M iiD T CHILD UlfN OM ER m LOT PERSON traiM S’ tt|l ■ ipatianiap anit t ool , Itaaiporlatiao A f o n t a o p f tt _ (aritttAaae CAAMt I K Conran.*nr a tlora At td or I t t lp l traomodxal n o a a n ii rod rtta ia t tatO m jl f a r il City mat and may na'a abd to hit* through d m ' , ing aim Th* Laniard Harold Cnod drpandabN t mpio,**, art atMntial *o you, butm*tt and a* can a tt.tl you aim I r d n g l t u n Call ta ria illll th# Aaatard Mar a d Clattrtad Oapartmaat W M A II t l - R o o r m fo r Rent P M 0 0 U C T M u v CB Train! Aiapk* d u ld l m a id , m il dally tpuirn* aaiy lo» you I Full banalitit A A A IiHBNym anl VlP|t f##P ^#f«M i#T a d vK tiim g tr , S r w\ m Van NO CALL! m LOWING FOR DEPENDAIIE EMPLOYEES? O f T A I L I A. L O T M EC HANIC A F F L V IN FE B LO N Ito i tm a* , « i it y »» aid and K to omn kant por,*i«n Ntedtd la d't* *w«e T ft# Ntadrd noal (r a m la la I I I far hr mi l at* M a r. a»*a C a H O M iy a attar 1PM __ NEEDED IMMEDLATUT! a u n u tu s needed Oo ran it m»i»l UAO CAIf INTER, CARPENTERS A HELP[IS 37J 3700 fa r •i « a ta< i p m U N a io d ulotejTHELP WANTED 0a ra t aaad at It a cat* (at ( N H I n a i l It yaw mot naiad A *ant la go p o rt, tail tor It >r raaardad m o iia pa U l H t l L A N O A C A P iN t T u ll lima p o ,m a n , A lto Irrlpatian C#W Ktmm ## It# AAAI OK O i l FULLER i t to to I lilt too caraar Oa»a< Loom lor lift | tapping , , taiylngt D,«*m,c ban al',, •Od r a w AAA lio p ta t ■aat. WAN w > i i m it* m mi Bon 71— H e lp Wanted Barnhart pa.nlmg A pr*„ur* cltan.ng t| , , , #ap B fly rm c a , U ) IJ*1 LT E N LTR O M FAINT INO CO Licantad Bondfd Imurad lo r 1 r r r E ilim a i,,' Call 111 14*0 Painting B u ild in g O i l JC A N IC S ’ IN TC R IO R C X T IR I0 R F A IN TIN G N «< ip e p e (^ C#Rp*RiTvy. 7\ y RI t ip li t » « M d f i* "M 'FI fa 402 221 AIM Y(K» p»tk 9ft* Qu#<itp o» meh 4 If# * A c ro s s F ro m K»** WANTED* P fH lu ff Cl*#n ng 1 PdififiPwji VYC DO $*OC0trom*t H ovw#5u R V t Tf IK 11 0 O G I0 A 0 IIK IN 0 A T N III MAI f &Sf %#f YLC*1 YOU BUY A VY( A M P L Y " Pl#T U . S . H w y 17792 (Dll 'F QFrtMJ *^#T fOup4y tOP* Wvtpp’r 1" UlitllCtiRA «V4f«nl9*gl Kf** IilifviAttBt Dy r t eep _______ )24 DMtTWunQE_______ B b a u IIIu I L a k e M o n ro e . • CASH PRIZES • JACKPOTS Daar, 0p*n AI 4 P.M. Warm Up, S tilt AI S:M TM. R * l» U r Saiitaat At 7 00 P.M. DM !*u knaa tb it jour cW or artaauaUaa cab R o o f in g ROOF RE FAIRS A ratool on wnail li*l root Work guarun , pp**r id tfct, Kilbi| a t f L fkr *nl| •*ch l»*^*l*f*nta^^^llllllO SC.00 a*f «4#k lac 2 General Hauling TRASH A JUNK REMOVAL hwhkdT TMk h kd Mfkl « a s s o y y J& i C L IA N U F W O R S llllk l* tre e Service g*j Is krfacmtb* paMc dljaMcbAjctMUM^ Mtbrf cbA or r i n Iu Un Watkba Ntbadid bt (C M O L L T R E E SERVICE Free 5»im#f*5'low Pric#4f Me In* llyfppGtta9din0. loo* 321222#'if#r nil* t ? ! I NI1Pfp<*5i*0flM 15 do l» JOHN A LLE N TR E E IIN V IC E Li(*ns#d wnd imu«*d fttm *5tirYs#l*% C#M))M240 CLASSIFIED D EP A R TM EN T 1JJH1I �F lo o d * — T u e s d a y . NoYtfnber 6. 1968 241— Recreational Vehlcks/Cemptrs K I T S ' C A R L Y L E ® by U n y W rlfk t ' l l l “ ls. X H >mcnf » l « 6w in *r»4 sum o' Won' H H fto fty Hide a u -Tie 400 ^ Hatodto*.. IQ U IP P R D IO R H AN O IC AP 1*0 I* I*. Ilatca Mm. Motor Ham* ><r<*'o'<C •haai (ha<r lit*. F t . H . STENSTROM REALTY, I N C . paawr M i l aari'ng I '5 *if p M *#*»! air. A M F M «*»•*. 23S—Vehicles Wanted a CAR P I T C H AMIR* CB Rack tor matoriM atoal Flrmtona Uto»rt*ri*l «l*M*M itoal «h ik * (a* •an* \Mr Kt( r m J tell l » LALVABI N P*B*rT- toAOWI W R IC K IO • 1UNR CAR* m o t r p r o p e r ly lh * n a n y o n e in th e G r e a t e r S a n f o rd l a k r M a r y a r e a . m o t i v a t i o o w n i r i * # i U i a to M * X f ra o m vo R M m k S te a l T U T I •sic. receptionist • eiecutiw SECRETARY 234— Import Car* an d Trucks *R U M O T T B U M P I T * Gaad tor *.*(*><* •irapiac* W m m * aCampar Ca*Far Pitkaa* |J>P la*. It • I) li.m* rm . TOP HAT to i. m t o a a (m im e w in d N u tiw i LARRY'S MART. HI toto* titotao Am ***• U a a d h P " * **W K#Kh »**•— < •vy taN'Trad* HI CM •OCCASIONAL t a i l I a BRINO U l TOUR O F F I R I I M r n . > bato to m . an aMto.1 I act*. *pi li.m f'****"* #il P M U t o " L w i i ••(•■ton) ka« mwiar * « » « * » «n to* «• » to tot* m #*»J OOT I RNM I NT II III 0 .•»< »* tram SMB FRO l#m.i, ■<"»■to*1' plan 'a*1 I t o l H n C a i T t o C to r r L l.r p i.l O .ili IN H D iR I» .lM IH N S O NISSAN ItBL > • !. T top. auto m m NEED A NEW CAREER? H i to* »*|t*l I*.I HI «#r< R I R R l iW II TOYOTA tonal' TRY! _____ CUO-LA Hart# ac IN T#p# COMPUTE* APPLICATIONS SPECIALIST •IGOFVUS U THAttiNC•ROW PBOULVNC a VMO CONFVUI m ilMaOAUIAU APfUCAMNR • M W FM U A R O iW a U IC TK W C V « A O M i n • lonnui* • hobo rimet* * roA'j w . • 322-2420 1R7— Sperries deeds Florida Technical College hat optfsad NEW classroom faciUliat In tha LAKE KATHRYN PLAZA 1M—O ffic e Su p p iin / Equipm ent Qraduala in 6 months Day or Evaning C la t ta t SANTORO , ia » i'> t o * an *»■«■ to* ta rp a rl »*tu** l a # tor* *a r*ra m to W T iit o a iiu iit L I T M I A t l l t T TOU* i a « A N A F * ILH ALLOT DC V M M A L T Y INC n i a n a ntaaa* 7 )0 - Anttqwo/Closslc Cars F L O R ID A T E C H N IC A L CO LLEGE Lake Kathryn Plaza 1247 8. Mary. 17-92 Lonowood. Fla. 32760 m — Modiinory /Tool t m -P o t s a s « p p ii« s Property / Solo Pr operty / Sole 70 0-Registered Pots 1988 FORD TEMPOS 323*5774 1)3— AcreageJ O f - W e a r i n g A p p a re l 5 lo chooae from saar i s u z u 1M A R K S IMFFORO QL • esco r t • • hm % ?ra#B<a« looltf ____ m rm ______ OCAIA N A TIO N A L 1988 LINCOLN TOWN CARS F O lItT 5 , 0 8 8 • so ( K . ie *»vpto l i a a K » i < » (*a*i at n u l Wooded ah *'tw accas* lions aoch Na dees* M l I lf s a r M f O a n w (S84) 7 » 4V7f m tSCSI 472 J4JI iNwae Beam I M S B U IC K ELEC TR A T T Y P E • 0 , 4 8 8 la*f Sad haa# l i t • 8 , 0 8 8 Qp*t /i ant » « # s H H la Md law Nad aMy IS U V o R U TA U R U S E S 1 0 , 0 8 * 4 *rv# % to cN«-aa 1988 PONTIAC GRAND AMS If. Iibarfi*** uoa *r*.tor • Call Hi l***#itor IPto *0 Gw*-don HOW FAMILY S fC TlO R R I PO 14 o n 1 2 *i<t. it Diamond C ante at AC IIOO dawn la Rwahltad bv»** It t M M n 9tor gat ih v a 4 toot cm fral AC 14 000 1988 FORD THUNDERBIRDS 717— G arage Sales 10 lo choosB from Auto, A/C, Poarar tlearing/DrAkat GREGORY LUMBER PRESENTS.. SUPER TARO SALE) P # ,m «n lt a n l, t**0' mm LUW BfN t»4M0 tot tor Ito B IS T SALE E V fR l t i c V O U Y H IM I OVIf OO RC ALT V. INC I Motto# tor* Ptoato I ______ mi iu m i LOCH ARBOR AREA B«awlilul i*..Iron* »» a<r* i f t . d lot Mini *p#o#ut 1 M i n . I balk ham# *lth l,r*pl#r* and m*n, a.Ira* IIM R Call M0 HI* • • 8 , 0 8 8 Isl'S r«t> o*Rr 9000 .*• ai4«s 0 , 0 8 8 V4 */ a*« |r« .«*•••*! a * - . I S U FORO BRONCO I S U IS U Z U (MARKS 1 0 , 0 8 *wN v i . tuaWd PUB* O rtya r, Matol* Ham** I I I IN* RIDMONO t*t» daukto did# I bdrm . I bam ***** rMriftr #*#r. C H A Carrtapt C*T* U n til, tacliart Good (artdi Ion A n u m a b to U l HBJ ....n u n * HOURS MON IRI9AM 9PM SA19AM6PM SUN 17NOON Far chrittmatfil* 4274 S Orlando Ave Across from Flea World 323-7720 (Seminole County) 423-8062 (Orange County) i ai ■■ • 8 M a p it Av* tanlor* Ow* tour Fall Ctoanin* N » ' Call m 0*00 la r t u > r t rovr toot* U*g • 1 4 , 4 8 8 aM d M 4 I »am m«6a% C IE R A L S S O N F IN A N C IN G A V A IL A B L E T O O U A L I F I ID B U Y E R S Lor*tod an to* IB Irani «* O N IGODY A ttU M A B L H 1 bdim I b#«n tpi.i H i ll »n «a l a m SAFAR I W A G O N 1SS7 IS U Z U PUP N O V IM IIIIIT H •AMTOIPM GENEVA AREA 1 1 , 8 8 8 rd b * A.*,. 4 (. i* *e* *ieeF R ai»aes 1 3 , 4 8 8 a*d u# » l "MdRl IS lo ch o o k a fro m l« • *« I I IN ' .. C !»»»■< COUOARS • 8 IS M P LYM O U TH VOYAOERVAN I0S KMT , 9 8 8 1M7CHEVY C 10 P IC K U P 5 lo chooM from • 6 car sales { • 8 , 0 8 8 10 to (hoosa M KMANlt Nt dk* !. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1988 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 08, 1988 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 08, 1988. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 08, 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 The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald