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Exercise break for kids
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By VICKI DeSORMIER
BRIEFS
Standoff on missile talks
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th is issin is .i|it in pull i i i i m . i m
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By SANDRABOUCHAHINE
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tit SSI s said
M***»*l Fhotot>» tomni|i Vincent
Celebrating 68 years
From United Press International reports
□ Florida
N r r k l f t r l n * . I ' n j r r» A
Longwood
election
tomorrow
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Fighting renews in Beirut
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Herald staff a m ter
Evon .i*fer r»H yrtats o l m a m .iq c
Mr
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Gardtnler stiu.* a kiss at the
e ig h th annual Go td o n W e d d in g
A n n iv e r s a r y C o l o h r a h o n A h ic h
was hold Siirulay at Iho San lo rd
C ivic C e n lo r Filly lour c o u p le s
marriod Oily years or more,
renewed their noptual vows They
all received certificates corn
m em or.ilm q die event Indore
ruundiriq out die lesivities with
music and dancing
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□ Sports
Four Lady Rams to state finals
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I h hi 11s U i h iiv i'. i i f . i l k « mhI l i i i i m ■ ol M o t i o n 20
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INDEX
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Roadside peddlers’ wares regulated
By SUSANLODEN
Herald staff An fe*
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I hex ii a until.nil* hit t i l w Im
hunt! v m i l ►
*til* ii |m . m ils , w hnl* s«
and
Atlantis
prepares
to land
United F r e ts International
....«A
4 B ia o p la ............. ....... Si
4 ^ P o lic e ..............
KB Sporta.............. ....... 1 B
I t T alavlalon .......
4 A W oalh or...........
C ailorlal.............
F lorida..................... f A W a r l* ....................... * A
Da i * AkhM
Sunny and mild today
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sp.n * 1111 a I film Mil h vnvaii* in
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Today’s shuttle schedule
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7:47 a . m .
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12:02 p . m .
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12:29 p . m .
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w it h p fo i i i . m i s 1h.1t will it it ilfu i flu ship ditritu:
te e fif l V
1:02 p .m .
tin astmti.uits t« v i « u it « tittv
d u ll S
1:17 p .m .
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svstt in 1In it st *it tin * it w t«i||nws suit tali r
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dt s*f i l l tn h«HfIt
2:20 p . m .
A ll. m i l s is man* uv« t* it in to tin
pfn|M t t»it« ttiaficM*
iipsitl* •(••un a m i tlvinii tail
lltsl — |nt t||i' in* k( t III llli!
2:37 p .m .
f l t a l n hi* s u p nm ••Iih* s h i p s iln **
hxdruutM |*t»wt | un its I In s* mat l i m e s piiMhlt * tin
hvthauh
; hivm 1 it ipiitt *1 tn 111**v• Atlantis s w i i u ,
Maps. I,nl fill atiil leielftep tin shut fit s latnlnu 4;* at
2:4 1 p .m .
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I t s* • m |i *! s
s|i»Wtill* the shuttle hv . 1**7 It t 1 p* 1 s* • m nl I Ins is
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�1A — Sanford Heialcl. Sanford
Florida — Monday
Ma, B
19H9
NEWS FROM T H E REGION AND ACROSS T H E S T A T E
FLORIDA
BRIEFS
Elementary schools overcrowded
Unllsd Frsss Intsrnstlonsl
Mayor's wife, four say they won Lotto
I’Al.ATKA — Klvr women. InchidlnK the wile nl T.il.ilku
Mayor Tim Smllli. *viv they !•<>lit 1 lif wtmiliiK Florida I.nttn
ticket tliilli Ihr weekend draw MiK
Cnmjiiitcm >lmw Itir wlMillin’ ticket h ;i i IxmKht in I'.il.nk.i
alMinl ;I5 mile*. **uulh of ,luck**om tile l.uttrn nMlriul*. havt
cxtlmutcd ihr |.ickjxit at SIO inlllliiii. utilmuKh 11n ex.n t
,minimi nl tin- prize ha* linl vrl lirt'ti culrul.lli'd
Tin unmrii
Darlene Smllli, Gladys HikIkc In-r shaft in
law Susan IIikIkc. Twyla Huchaiian ami Hevcrly Horst
said
lhr\ VI- ln-1-n huyltlK lailln ticket* n a small nthce |s*.l since
tin- Kami's st.mid
Tllr lamlllrs h it Ini Tatlaliassrr Monday mnrtuiiK in i laltn
itirlr u innmi’s
lailtrrv nlhrlals xav 255 llrkrts were snhl mail hltiK In r nl siv
w ltmirtK mimlxT* tor pities ol over 55.000 rai h \rath 15 I kk1
llrkrts had Inin rnrrrrl n u m b e r s Ini SI 17 Alxuit .’MHi.lbto
llrkrts had llirrr umuluK iiiimhrrs Int 55 50
TALLAHASSEE
A new state sillily says
more th.ui one third ol Timid.i s km
iletKariners iliroilKh thin! ur.oli is .in- In
men low ill'll classes. yylille ailolhei study
shows inure 111.ill 50 Jieieeul III those i’tades
hill each year
A Timid.i I>ep.irlineiu nl Kdm.ilinn sindy
says thill as nl Tehruaty 37 pen >nl nl
i htldrrii up in Kiade tluei wen in classes of
mure than 2 * students
Educators lielleve lhal w 1111 sin.ill
i lull In ii learulilK Halls nil in ilasses .ii
mure Ih.m 25 Mmfi tils
lla di pai lim nl s simlv luund N M i N
jirlinary i lassnxmis wiih mute Hum 25
pupils and 7i»H vy nil more ih.ui .in
lln piohli in is Kmw lit Ii Is inesshiK up
eyetylhillK' “slid Chillies Sin a wood, the
stale s <hlil nl eteuieiil.uv and seeonil.lt\
ediieatlnii III ail luterylew published In
Monday edllluiisul The Tampa 1 illume
Aunlliei study pti paled Int the slate
House said mine ill.mi .«> pererm nl • hlldten
ill kindeiKatieii ihmuKh thud K'ddi tail
each y>ai and it emu-hides dial tailing
pupils jiiny Ides lew eduealiuii.il Ix-uellls and
ensls as miieh as S ll Xi luilllnil a y• at
llu House study also Inullil lallutes .lie
♦ van I haling Ihe •vouilllIK pln'alims The
■•indy said thousands nl t'lncl.i ilutd
Kiadcrs shniild be in Hie Iniitlh Kiade yyhere
class s i / i is un| as bit; all Issue
1lit stab usually reports uvi'l-life i lass
st/es now abuiit 24 pupil* pet class in
ptllltatv Kfades. nr 17 pu|ills |x-r adult II
leai her aides ate tallied.
Comphiliils Iasi year almul pitekr-il
elassromus prompted ihr more compli helislye pmbe
Ihe Just i nuijileled sillily luillld ill least
some i lasses were oyi-rerowded In all hill'
five nl Tlnr!da's07 selitxtl ills!riels
since l!!7!i, i-nrnllifn-nl m klnderKarlen
■himiKh Ihlid Kiade has Inereasr-il hv more
iIi.iii 143 (XX) In reach almosl 5H5.IMMI Hits
ye.II
Conslrni linn has (ailed In keep pai r,
desplie Ihe stale s|x inline 5740 million lor
new si IiihiIs m Ihe past five years and lix'al
illsltli Is pay UIK’IIII mllltuns more
Pet projects
stir debate in
legislature
Police raid Volusia County bingo hall
DAYTONA IIKAC! I — A pnllrr raid nil lllncn l 'll \ srnt almin
2011 players linmi- rurlv and hit ihr parlor's luut njH ialins
rhaiKrd w llh running a earn hi me hnnsr and nlhrr Irlmnrs
Tlir raid lair Sunday nlKht was inn a rnmpleif surprise in
liinjjn Cllv regular* Hki- HO-year-old Marti- Hi>k<u i . who *|x-nds
alMiut 540 a im>hi. Inin rilKhls a week nn Ihr Kami
Olllrlals alli'Kr a su inniilh lini-sllKatlnll showed HuiK” « 'll\
wliirh n|H-ralrd III a slriji mall and nstrnxlhlv raised innin-v Int
various rharlllrs. was rim IlIrKallv and ttiiKhl mil have hern
lundtiKnvrr thei-nllrr lake tnrharllv
Tnllie S k< •follti Tower said iin- parlor lu lled tx-tucrii
5250.000and 5400.000annually
vniVM
fvw b
vmvnwvivRBi
TALLAHASSEE - luKIslalnr*
cut doyens ol di-als Iasi week as
fliey smielil to win a jxirtloii ol
Ihe stale s 522 7 trillion hudKcl
lor their I'oiislllueiieles. hul
some suKKesl sentiment may lx-
ItirnlriK u k >Hiin 1 H ip lltne-
Debate continues over Cruse verdict
HARTOW — William Cruse, ihr Kuimtan who killed si\ m a
shn|i|iltlK rrnlrr sIlixitlriK spree III Palm Itav. llllKld llnl lit
farlriK execution It the jury that rnnvlrli-d him had a r lintrr nl
tinduiK linn kuiIi v Inn mruially ill
lUil unllkt- 12 nlhrr Males. Klnnda has nn mu h verdirt. and
sn the I'nlk Collllly jury had only tun chillies main hi uni
Kullly hv reason nl lltsanlly.
The Jury rrromtnrndrd April 10 that Ihr til vrar-nld Inrmrt
llhrarlan is- sentenced to dir lor Ihr rrtnir A Hrcvard ('•■uiiii
rlrrull )udK<’ will srtllrnrr Cruse this summer
Mlrhrlr Christmas, a juror In the Cruse trial, mill ihr Tampa
Tnbutit- she Irellrvrs Ihr Jury would have Korn serious
consideration in Ihr Kullly hut menially ill vrrdlri
The verdict applies in caws where a defendant is mentally ill
hut mil IrKally Insane, a slundard usually retjnlrliiK lhal On
accused lx- unaware lhat Ihr lllrKal arts are w rmiK
Drlrndauls found Kulhy hut menially ill air sent in a
psyrhlatrlr hospital mull Ihry are rom|M-leul. then l.ikrn in
prison lor ihr duration ol I heir sentence
Pro|M)iu-nls ennteml It's a more humane way to deal wall
menially III drlrndauls.
Hundrods attsnd Miami Viet sale
hounrrd Jirnellee
C r 11 I e s r n II th e d e a l s
‘Tnikryx." a dernK.ilorv term for
s|K-elal Interest. Iix-al tirojrelx.
and tliey ipieslkm wlielher such
e.xjH-ridllures an- |ustlll«-d when
Tlcalila Isn't mrvtluK some of flic
stilte's fusle m-nls
"ll s not hlK money In a 522
billion InidKet," House Approjir la lt o u s C h a ir m a n T K.
Wr-lherell. D liiv lo n a Ih-ueh,
lold Ihr l'ani|u Tribune. "Hut
somelxxly will link around and
say. 'Why are vuu ImidltiK some
eitiiural thuiK when you're not
mrcIliiK Ihe nerrls ol children
and truiisjxirlallonV'"
Dominie Calaliro. prrsldent of
Tlorlda T.ixWateh Inc-., rpiesHoned the wisdom ot sjx-ndlnK
searee puhlle dollars oil |irt
projeels
"All ol those projects are nice
In have." he said. "Hill are these
Ihe hlKhesl aixl tx-M ckjx-ii dllures ol lax dollars and Is Hits
ihe rlKhi time, whrn we’re
lelllnu so many erltleal service
Herds K<> unmet?"
Some lop House leaders. Ini UidiiiK Welhen-U. say senllmenl
is KruwiiiK lo do away with the
so-called turkeys. One reason Is
lhat Irx-al eleeted olficlals are
poltluK mure iressure nn Ihr
KeKlsIature to juy lor pmKrams
lhal lawmakers trll cities and
con lilies lo umletlake.
MIAMI — Hundreds of Miami Vlee Ians Joined bureani
hunters over the weekend lo plek IhrouKh five years worth ol
memorabilia trnm the hit Irlrvlslon show
The |irorfuccr» ol Miami Vlee. the show lhat drlinrd Miami
lor millions of Irlrvlslon viewers, held a KoltiK-oul-ol-hiisim ss
sale Saturday at a Miami warehouse lo share some ol ihr
show s props wllh the puhlle
The show ends u live-year run May 21 with a S|xclal.
two-hout episode.
"EveryihltiK was either tin a sri or handled by the at tors
said Iloh I,aery, ihe show's m -i dim lor "I pulled from tills
warehouse to dress the set."
"W e're K'-ltluti rid ol rverylhtiiK we've ever had ou Ihr show
and the crowd has been unbelievable." said Ctrl Kelly, an
auditor lor Universal Studios.
Not all ot ihr show's memorabilia made It lo the sale,
however.
D e fe cto r sa ys m o re D e m o c ra ts w ill s w itc h
Ghtrman says family flatting “murdarad”
United Frees International
MIAMI — Henry Gherman. Ihr financial planner w ho skipp'd
low*n Iasi A ukus I with millions ol dollars in rllrnt money,
denies that he systematically stole Irom his clients.
Gherman also claims his family Is Ix-ltiK treated unfairly hv a
bankruptcy court, which ordered Gherman's relatives Iasi
month to surrender 58.7 million lo his victims.
"My family is KctllnK murdered." Gln-mian told The Miami
Herald.
Gherman, who fares up to 35 years In Jail on Irautl chains.
Is Ix-InK held al Melrojxilllun Correctional Ccnler. pendliiK
senlrncliiK Wednesday.
Gherman was char|(ed w llh mall Iraud and cmbcrjlemeni In
Kehruary and later reached a plea averment wllh authorities
TAMTA - I S Hi p Hill ( .rant
predicted that more Kliulda
|)eniuerats will lollow Ins lead
and defeel lo I lit Republic.ill
T a r ty b e c a u s e th e y fin d
llirmsrlves rail ol syne yyith llu
values ol their national party
leaders
The two-lrrm eoiiKressmun
Irom M.idison made the lorn asi
Saturday al ih< IhllsIxiroUKh
C o u n ty R eju ih llean T a r ty 's
l.liunlii Day Dinner T he IllcttU’
ol the dinner was "Iflkl’ l; The
Yearol Ihe lintSwlh h
II I I I s h n r o u K h G O T
From linltod 5 r t i i InttmaHonal ra ports
LOTTERY
The daily number Sunday in lira
Florida lottery CASH 3 game was
H « u x m St tMMXI VkfMM
Volusia County brush fire
A brush lire swept over about 200 acres cast of
Deltona Sunday night, fotcing about 7b people
from Iheir homes, officials said Smoko bom
the blare was fought by about 100 htclighlors
from throughout Ihe counly The smoko could
be soon across Lake Monroe in Sanford
Residents in Osloen, above, travel by all moans
to Ify to got a closer look The file, slatlod from
a smaller brushhre Ihe day before, was under
control about B X p m
Chairwoman M.irpine Khteald
s.inj two reiem defei-tors in ihe
I am pa a r e.i yy ere lor me i
Ilillsl»irntu>h Counly Cimuirls
sloiit-r 1‘lc k Talley and proudin in l.nvyer .J Rex Tariiur.fr.
I llmik we vc really K'd lire
old IfemiH rats on thi- run. she
sald
Grant was joined ai the dinner
by Ki pnblti all Ri-jis Michael
Blllrakls ot Tulin llarlxir. Hill
Mi • olliim nl Altainniile Spruits
anil Toner Goss nl SaiulxT. U S
S< n ( inline Mai k attended a
l crept Ion. hul had In leave early
In llv In Tatianin as a member ol
the U S deli'Kailoii ovcrsielin;
Ih e eli < linn llier e
G ra in told the ilium r rrnyyil lie
tried in lx- a loy al Dem ix ra l. hid
lou nd m yseii lo rn I x i w e e n ih e
v a lu e s I hold
in i niiirust io i h e
v .d oes ol the Nallonal Deinix-ratle T a r t y . "
Oil Is s u e s like suj)|xitl lur Ih e
C o n t r a s iii NlearaKda. Kh'liiK Ihe
line Hein vein l o I h e (ir esId em ,
a n d ailyix-nllriK work jir oK Mins
ra i h e r t h a n iru re as. il welfare.
Graril s.ild lie found h lm sell al
m ills w a h Denim milt- le aders.
Gram said lhal led lo Ills
decision Tell. 2 1 lo switch
turtles and sluti the eonijKisdlnn
ol Tiond.Cs U S. House deli'Ku-
T H E W E A TH
•51
|LOCAL FORECABT
17 Straight Play (numbers in enact
order) I2S0 on a 50 cent bet, (500
on(1
Bo« 3 (numbers in any order)
(SOIor a50cenl bel. (160 on |1
! : Bos 6 (numbers in any order)
(40 lor a 60-cant bel. (DO on (1
Straight Boi 3 (330 in order
drawn, (&) in any order on a (1
bet
Straight Bon 6 (250 in order
drawn. (40 il picked in combine'
I l o n o n ( 1 b e 1
Today...Sunny with a IiIk>i in
Ilie low in mid kills, and rmnheasl
wlndsal 5-IOmjiii.
ToniKhl...Fuir wllh a low III
■
lilt* low (iOs and IIKhl southeusi
WSDMBSOAV
TUESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
MONDAY
winds.
Sunny
47*70
FtyCldy S3-S4
tunny
44*T3
FtyCldy
S4*SS
Cloudy
48*71
T o m o r r o w ...S u n n y and
wanner wllh a hluh ol ISO and
soulh wlndsal ITtinjih.
TIDES
S TA TIS TIC S
Extended loreeasi...Tartly
I'loudy Wednewlay and Wed
Tlie lilKh iem(xruliire in Kan*
M O N D A Y:
nesday ii Ik Ih with a chance nl
loul Sunday was H4 deKrees and
showers and lliuiidrrsionns
f ir » t
/ "~ \ ru u .
B O L U N A R T A B L E : Min H 35
llit* oveinlKhl low was 51 us
mainly north. Tartly cloudy €
M ay 1 *
t o a in.. t»: 10 p.m.: MaJ. 2:25 a.ill..
ri'|Kirled by iIn- Uiilverslly of
2 55 p.m T I D E S : DRjrloaR
T h u r s d a y . G e n e r a l l y l ai r
Tlorlda AKrleullurul Research
Beach: I i Ik Iis . HTHi a.ill.. 10.27
Thursday nlKhl and Friday.
and Ediii'allnn Center. Celery
)i.lil.: lows. 4:05 a.111., 3:54 p in.:
1.own In Ihe lower IKK anil hlkhs
Avenue.
New S m y rn a Beach: litphs.
m list* lower loinbt HOs
There w as no ircnrdcd ralulall
LAST
M N I W
IO01 a.ill.. 10712 p.m.: lows.
May 24 ^ ■ d u n s
dlirlllK Hie 24'lkuu |x-iliid end4:1(1,1.mi . 4 01 p 111.
liiKul Ha.m. Monday.
The lrm|XTUlurc al 8 a.III.
MIAMI i u p i i ■ riw« • 74hour temper
lixlav was 05 deKiees and Sun
diturn And r«tnf«ll a l l a i i EDTMonder
day's ovrrntKht low was 5H. us
Hi U
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SO ATIN O
■SACN CONDITIONS
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r e e u r d e d by i h e N a t i o n a l
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in 2 hid with a sIikIii chop.
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Vol 8V N o 221
PuklitheS Daily and Sunday. ••(•»*
Saturday by The Samerd Herald.
Inc . MS N French S t t . Sanlerd.
Fla U N I .
Wcend Clare N i t r p Paid at Sanlerd.
F ie n d s u r n
P O S T M A S T E R Send eddrett cXeneet
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Phane HSU 1)1 It 11
Hon to 10 Republicans ami nine
Demix-ruts. His switch Knvr the
GOT a mujurliy lor ihe lirsl lime
itdserniury.
There ure ulxml 250.1X10 icKIslend Demix-rals eonipared In
42.INKI ri'KlsIered Republicans In
Gram's 2nd CoiiKresslonal Dlstrlel In Nortli Florida.
Stale Dciiuktu Uc- leaders ure
promolInK slate Rep. Robert
Trammell ol Marianna In upposc
Granl In HMIO.
Hul Grant said he has nn Tears
nl InsliiK Ids seal. Ix-eause lie
fx-lleves ihe district's voters are
ennservullvr and pldlosophlrully
in lime wllh I'resldenl Hush.
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�Sanlord Hsrald. Sanlord. Florida — Monday, May 8
POLICE BRIEFS
Man charged with cocaine possession
SANFORD - Wllllr Chariot Jack-win. 2H. I30«l W. Scvrnlh
SI.. Sanlord. wan urrcMrd .11 ihe Drliix liitr on Soulhwrxi Road
ni'iir Sanlord Friday al alMMit 11 pm . on charges ol c(M'utiic
(Ntsscssion Seminole Conniy deputies n-|M>n rinding Jackson
with an aspirin Iu Im* inutnliihig crack cocaine outside Die club.
Mr wus later rrlrasrd on $2,000 Imnd.
Man arrested on burglary charges
SANFOHI) — Kicky Charles llamplnn. 30. I!NI4 S.
Summerlin Avt\. Saidunl. was arrested hy Sanford police
Friday alirrniMin on burglary charges The owner ol the house
al 203 S Magnolia Si Identified llatnplon as the man who tried
In burglarize his home earlier lliat day. aeeordlnt! to (Millie
tr|Miils. Ilond was set at 91 .OOO.
Stolen beer results in arrest
Man jailed in killing of girlfriend
■ y SUSAN LOOCH
Herald staff writer
SANFORD - A Sanford mini
charged with murder remains
lulled loday accused III Ihr
striingulallon id Ills llvr-ln
glrllrlend curly Similuy.
Demi Is Jean Marie Fitch. 44.
ol 200 Krlder Road. Charged III
(tilinrcHou with Ihe slaying Is
William John Melaiughlln. 31. ol
Ihe same address al Granada
1 houschousc Condominiums
S a n fo rd po lice L i. Mike
Kotundn said today police
lielleve the killing was a i rime ol
"anger, or a crime ol (tasslon "
M c L a u g h lin Is accu sed ol
stratiglinii Fin It with Ills hands
Boulevard beautification
on Sanford agenda tonight
Many arrested on DUI charges
Herald stall writer
• Jody Ray Foster. 22. ol liOH K Alpine Road. Altamonte
Sprint's, was arrested al 0.1!) p in Saturday after he was seen
drivlnu erratically In Allumonle Sprlntls.
• Kuuene (ireuory Union. 34. ol 831 Sutter luwip. LookwimkI. ut
I 40 a hi . loduy after Ills cur tailed to maluinlu a single lane on
Lake Mary Ikiulevard. luikc Mary.
Alarm sounds, two suspsets found
LON(iWOOI) — Seminole County sheriff's deputies who
res|M>udrd lo a hurtilarv alarm at Seminole Honda. 1709 U.S.
Highway I7!l2. l.nngU(MMl. rc|M>rlrd arresting a man and a
10 year old Imiv lound outside thal hiisiuess.
Troy Jason Gonzales. IH. ol Orlando, and the boy were
ehariied with hurtilarv lo a business at 2:2H a.m. Thursday.
The iMiy ran. hut was caught and chartied with resisting arrest
and (Mtssessiou of marijuana In addlllon lo (lie hurtilarv charge.
Msn sccussd of raping juvsnilt
GENEVA — A lil-ycar-old Orange City landscaper Is charged
will) sexual battery, accused of raping u IQ-year-old Geneva
girl while giving her a ride home Sunday morning.
Juan Krncsio Rmpic. was arrested hy Seminole County
sherlll's deputies at the girl's house when- Roque was held by
her grandfather alter he brought the girl home ut about 3 a.m.
Sunday.
The girl said Roque had offered her a ride home aflrr she
completed u dale with her boyfriend, who Is u friend of
Roque's. The girl said Roque begun kissing and fondling her
while they were traveling on Osceola Road. She said she
resisted unit tried lo get oul of the ear and the suspect got out
and dragged her from the ear. She tried tu escape, but he
allegedly caught her and ru|x-d her. She said he hit her several
times with Ills lists. Alter Ihe attack, the girl said. Ihr assailant
drove Iter home where her grundlulher held him for sheriffs
deputies. Ikuid Is $45,000.
■y UkURA L. SULLIVAN
SANFORD — A Sanford women complained to Seminole
County sheriffs drptulrs her husband (lunched her In the face
when she rcfusrd to leave Ihe Deluxe liar. Southwest Road,
rural Sanlord. at u Imiui midnight Saturday.
That brought u charge of ballery-s|M>usc abuse against
Robert Lrr I'erry. 35. of 30 Castle llrewer Court. Sanford, lie
was arrested ul the bar. Ikmd Is $500.
i Bag of eocaln# tosaod
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SANFORD — The clly could
In-coiiii- the third anil llnal party
lo oflliTally approve the luikiMary Ikiulevard iM-aiilllleaflon
project II the city commission
Innight enters an agreement
will) Seminole County and luikc
Mary.
Lake Mary and Sem inole
County have a|)|iroved the inlerloeal agreement, and arc
walllng lor Sanford's a|i|iroval to
execute the beautification plan.
Clly Manager Frank Faison
bus prepared a revision ol a
proposed InterliM-ul agreement
tielween the city. Lake Mary and
Seminole County lor the com-
History group
meets tomorrow
LONGWOOD - The Central
Florida Society for Historical
I'reservation will have Its regular
monihly meeting ut 7:30 p.nt.
Tuesday ut the Ilradlee/MclntynHousr. 130 W. W arren St.,
lumgwood.
mission to review tonight.
Faison's revision provides lhal
a I'm ul opllon gas lax. II (tassed
mi relcrendnm. would luml city
and rounly obligations to thc
|tnijeei. Sanlord's pan would not
Im- due mull two years prior lo
construction ol llu- 2-mlle seg
ment between Country Club
Road and U.S. I7-!I2. according
in llu-amended agreement.
Faison divided approval ol the
projeel llllri three Items: ennccpl.
mirtliM.il agreement and liimling
Faison has reeommended apprnval ol the amended agree
ment. then dcelNlnn nil lundlng
during budget work sessions.
The city's contribution to the
prop i t could Im- slated In tlucity’s Capital Im prnvrm cni
I'rogram lor I hi- years when
conslnictlon Is anticipated. Insaid in it remark on Ihe agendu
(nr tonight's meeting.
In Ihe Initial agreement. Sunl o r d ’ s c o n trib u tio n w a s
csllmuli-d al SHPH.OOO. A revised
schedule of costs reviewed by
Ihe eommlsslon last W(-ek re
duced the estimate to $2(K!.0(X).
Chulmar Yielding und Sieve
Provost of ihe urehlleel and
engineering firm ol Yielding und
Provost will i^M'uk u ImiiiI the
progress made in the documen
tation of the history of the
houses In Ihe Historic District of
L o n g w o o d . T h e ir w ork Is
sponsored by Its- luuigwiMMl Clly
Council.
The meeting Is
public.
ojm-ii
to the
SANFORD — Sentenced In
Sentlnulr County Cureull Court
Friday after pleading gullly to
driving while under Ihr Influ
ence of Intoxicants was:
• Mark 1C. Duty. 32. or 2»4 K.
l-akr Mary iilvd.. luikr Mary,
who wus arrested Jan. 16 afler
his vehicle wus rlnrkcd traveling
62 miles per hour In u 50 mph
zone on Luke Mary lllvd. Hr was
fined $250. placed on on-year
probation, urden-d lo (M-rfnim 50
hours of conumuilly service, und
Ills drivers llceisic was suh|m-U(Ied for dstx months.
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alter hr allegedly sold $20 worth of crack to an undercover
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close." said a nearby nelghlMir of
Filch, who asked not 10 tie
identllled
Ihe neighbor said she had
Ill-aril llu- couple argue liefore.
bin heard nothing unusually Ihe
m o riiln g F ilc h d ie d . The
neighbor said Fill'll lived al lhal
liM-ailon lor alMint four of five
years Filch, like Mcluiughlln.
work' d at a 7 Eleven. the
neighbor said
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kcpl lo lliemselves. "She wasli'l
s oeiallile We would s|M-ak. She
never 1 unfilled in me. She kepi
lo herself. I never had a eonverstatlon with him. I Just sidil
hello. ' Die nelghlMir said
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SANFORD — A man who allegedly threw down a hag of
crack eoculne when Seminole County sherlll's deputies
upporuched him ut the Deluxe liar. Southwest Road, rural
Sanford at u Imiui 12:11 a.m. Sunday, was charged with
|M>ssesslou of eoculne.
ikmd lor Den/ul A. Ilurke. 2ti. of 125 Academy Manor.
Sanford. Is $3,000.
allegedly told him ol ihe slaying.
Stewart McLaughlin, reported
Ihe claim lo the Seminole
County SherlM's Department
Sunlntd (Millie were notllled ot
Ihe 1 rime by sherllfsile(iiules
Within Iwo mlmilfs ol rcct-lvlog lb .11 call at H:5H a.m..
Sanford police were on the
scene. I'nllee re|Mirted lllldllig
Fitch's body covered with a
liedspread of the Hour ol ail
ii|islalrssouthwest bedroom
While (Millce were on Ihe scene
with the suspect's brolher. the
suspect drove hv and his brother
|Milnted him out to (Millie, the
arrest report said.
Sgl Ron Nance and l.l J imDillard stopped McLaughlin s
car al Kailer Road anil Sanora
Ikiulevard lie was laken into
eiisloily. I'nllee said Mi Laiigbllu
Man santanced
Woman aaya husband punchad bar
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Alter MiJumghlln was caplured outside Ills house and
arrested alter ipiesllrmlng at the
|miIIi e stutlou at 10:30 a.lit.
Sunday, lie re|Mirte«lly told |K>llrr
lie was llitoxlcaled at the time ol
ihe killing, which (sinrred dur
ing an argument "that was a
build upol past disputes."
McluiUghlln had lived with
Filch several years. In Ihe condo
llial was also shared hy Fitch's
daughter Jrmillcr, 17. Hnlimdo
said Ihe vli Hill's daughter was
nol al home al Ihe time ol the
killing Fill It's parents live In
Daytona Ik-urh
Mrlumgldtii. a 7-Kleven elerk.
re|Mirledly li lt Ihe house alter
Flteli was strangled, lie met Ills
brolher Stewart Mi luiughllii and
I.AKK MARY — l.loyd Si oil WI i IIIim k. 31. 213 S Short St.,
l-akr Mary, was arrested Friday morning alter the elerk of the
7 11 convenience store on luikc Mary Ikiulevard Identified him
as Ihe man who stole a ease ol la-cr and threatened her earlier
that morning The elerk said lie raised Ills fist at tier at alMint
3 43 a in as he took a ease of la-er without paying for It.
Whltloek was arrested when he arrived at the lutkc Mary
I'nllee Department and ■harmed w ith strong arm mhticry Ikinil
w as net al $3,000
The Inllnwlng people have hern arrested on charges ol
driving while Intoxicated in Seminole Cnuilly.
•John Russell lu-lllcr. 20. 1012 N Old Mill ltd . Deltona, was
( harried with driving under the Influence ol alcohol liy laike
Mary I'oliee Saturday al 2 43 a.m on l-akr Mary Ikiulevard.
• Kusscll I) l.lckcy. 20. 240 Unall Circle. CassellM-rry, was
i harried with DUI. reckless drlvluti and drlvlnti with a
hiih|h'iidol license hv a Seminole County ilepuiy Saturday al
12 43 a in al Winter I'.uk llnsjiii.il lollowinti an H 43 p in
aiTldent on Kaglc Circle w here lie struck a parked ear. l.lckcy
was Irealed lor a cut nose.
• Clad K Davis. 32. IO!) New|»ori Sipiari'. Sanford, was
1harried with DUI hv l-ake Mary |wilieron luikc Mary Ikiulevard
at alMiul 2 30.i.ni Friday morning
• Kdwanl Hewitt Majors. 34. 314 Raehelle Avr.. *1021.
Sanford, was (harried willi DUI liy a Florida Highway
IMlroIm.in Saturday al 12 IS pin following a single-car
uecldcul on U S Highway 17 !I2 a mile wesl ol Sanloril.
• Saniiario I.u |m /. 40. ol 302 I'iiii'WinmI Court. Fern I’ark. at
2 10 a.in Wednesday on Mankind Avenue. Altamonte Springs,
alter he was seen ilrivliirf erratically.
• Fletcher Wade Smllli. 3H. ol Winter I'ark. was arrested at
1:13 a.in. Thursday alter a |Millceman. who had seen him
earlier amt warned him not to drive. re|Mirtedly saw film
drlvluti oil Stale Road 430. Altaillonle Springs
• Marriaiei Kh/alM th Iniiram. IH. ol Winter I'ark. al 4:14 a.m.
Thursday after her car tailed to maintain a simile lane and ran
a redllrihl on Slate Road 430 at luikr Howell Road. Casselberry.
She was also ehariied lor drlvlnti wll limit a license.
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Editorials/ Opinions
Sanford Herald
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3(X)N FRENCH AVK., SANFORD, FI.A. 112771
Am i 1' ihIc 407 :122-2011 or HO1-9993
Warn* D. Day la. PuMlthtr
Ronald W. Hotl*. Eioculivo Editor
Laura iolllon, Advortlilnf 01roctor
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EDITORIALS
Sanford should
OK beautifying
Lake Mary Blvd.
Tin* Sanford C ity Comm ission la teetering
on tlie precipice o f a golden opportunity to
Invest In the future o f Sanford, Lake Mary and
all o f northern Sem inole County.
At Issue Is whether the city should approve
an in te rlo ca l a g re e m e n t w ith S em in o le
County and Lake Mary to beautify nearly
eight m iles o f Lake Mary "Boulevard.
C ity M a n ager F ra n k Falaon says the
question can be broken Into tw o parts: first Is
Ihc approval, or not. o f the concept o f
beautification, followed by w hether and how
to pay for It.
T h e Issue again Is before the C ity C om
mission tonight- T h e time has com e for
comm issioners to rise to the occasion by
approving at least the concept now. If not the
financing.
T o further delay, or to refuse to participate
In the project, which has been the object o f
su b s ta n tia l p u b lic su p p o rt, w o u ld risk
plunging a new spirit o f cooperation and hope
for the future In northern Sem inole County
into an abyss o f uncertainty. W orse, such
penny-wise, pound-foolish thinking w ould
further Isolate Sanford from the benefits o f
regional approaches to urban problems, but
not Insulate It from those Inexorable forces o f
change.
L a k e M a ry B o u le v a r d e x t e n d s fro m
Markham W oods Road on the west to Sanford
Avenue on the east, and at som e point
traverses Sanford. Lake Mary and Sem inole
County along Sanford’s southern edges. Th e
boulevard is one o f three Sanford-area exits
from Interstate 4, the heaviest-traveled road
Into and out o f theSanford-Lake Mary area.
Beautification would bring a center divider
with trees and landscaping and, alon g both
sides, special zoning controls Including build
ing setbacks and sign restrictions, and m ore
trees and landscaping. Beautification would
occur as the two-lane road Is widened to four
lanes, a project that a lrea d y has been
authorized. Sanford’s share o f the beautifica
tion o f the eatferly portions o f the road under
Its Jurisdiction w ould am ount to several
hundred thotaand dollars by the Ume the
m oney would have to be paid: the first
paym ents w ould be due in about five years
when the w idening reaches the c ity ’s portions
o f the road.
Lake Mary and the county have approved
th e ir p a rticip ation In the p roject. O n ly
Sanford’s official participation rem ains in
doubt. A m ajority o f Sanford’s comm issioners
have said they like the concept o f beautifica
tion . In clu d in g Us a p p lica tio n to o th er
so-called com m unity gatew ays in Sem inole
County.
H ow ever, there Is contfdcrablc concern
about w hether Sanford would benefit enough
from Its share o f the coat.
On one side o f the debate, which has
lurched from one Sanford com m ission m eet
ing to another without resolution, |s C om m is
sioner W h ltey Eckstein, w ho calls the project
visionary and w ho contends Sanford would
reap considerable benefit. On the other side Is
Com m issioner A .A . McClanahan w ho calls
the project a gatew ay o n ly to the exclusive
Heathrow com m unity and Lake Mary. Other
gatew ays to Sanford, such ss Slate Route 46
and U.S. 17-03 — the area's other tw o 1-4
exits — are m ore Important to the city, he
contends.
Both com m issioners are closer to being
right than th ey ate to b ein g w rong and M ayor
llettye Sm ith apfE a ri. rightly, to be seeking
com m on ground from which a l the com m is
sioners could launch their support for the
project.
Beautiful gatew ays to an a rm help to set
the ton e fo r the q u a lity o f life th ere.
Aesthetics and first Impressions are Impor
tant In assessing that quality o f life. Quality o f
life is Important In attracting new residents
and the business and Industry needed for jobs
and a sound tax base.
S andford should not be th e obdu rate
obstacle that trips up the cooperative project
Just because Lake M ary's officials had the
foresight and took the in itial!ve to act first.
Sanford officiate, w ho no doubt are genu
inely concerned about the city's well-being,
and w ho have advanced some w orthw hile
concepts and project* o f their own. should
su pport th e ir n clg h b o rln g -city o ffic ia ls '
lorcslghl and actions b y givin g a boost lo Ihe
U ikc Mary Boulevard project.
Then. Sanford officials should rededicate
them selves lo other creative and visionary
w ays lo continue lo Im prove the c ity 's other
gatew ays and Its control o ver Us own destiny.
ARNOLD SAW ISLAK
Two of dem ocracy’s toughest problems
WASHINGTON — Flaring iuntmvrmlrs over
nlMirtlon anil the death |M-naliy remind tin that
some disagreements til out society ran so deep
that they seem Iteyond Ihe reach ol democratic
compromise.
AlMirilon was legalized and the death |*cnaltv
outlawed by the courts during the IIMtOs and
11170s Hut those decision*, hailed hy hlicr.il* as
a triumph ol progresslvism. did not settle the
questions.
Keelings continued to nm so high ott txilli
Issues that Ihe death penally was reluslltuted lor
some specific crimes and abortion remained as a
volatile element III tlie legislative. Judicial and
political arenas. Even now. Ihe Supreme Court Is
considering a east- lli.u could make ntxiriton a
crime again.
Both of these Issues reflect liaslc values of right
and wrong lor many |x-ople.
The biblical concept of "an eye for an eye. a
tooth for a tooth." Is the llrst remedy many
IH'opte think ol in response lo violent crimes
such us the wollpack ulluck on a Jogger lit New
York's Central Park, even though li would noi
have been a death penally crime unless the
victim died. Olliers view the death penally as a
savage rc*|M>n*c to savage Is-havlor
The Idea that artificially ending a pregnancy
constitute* murder is fervently supported by
nnit-ahoninnlst*. while the concept or a govern
ment requiring a pregnant woman lo give birth
outrages those who *up|>nrt the current legal
status ol alsirtton.
lit His t!*7:t decision legalizing abortion In Ihe
early stages of pregnancy, the Supreme Conn
sought u compromise
|K>*IUun. hut tl lulled
to quid the concerns
ol autl-alKirtlontsis.
And It Is a good
guess II the court
now irles to lloesse
Ih c l e g a l i z a t i o n
question al Ihe ttailnii.il level hy re
luming the ulmrllnn
Issue lo Ihe stales. II
will provoke a tour ol
proles! Irom those
who support legal
atmrtlon*.
These certainly arr
mil Ihr llrst seem
in g ly In tra e ta h le
eoutnivrrstes lo face
the Untied States tn Its two century history. One
was slavery, which lit part caused Ihe hloodbalh
ol the Clvli War. and number was the consump
tion of alrnhol. which brought on one of the most
lawless eras In Ihe nation's htslnry.
Slavery was ended hy the defeat of Ihe
Confederacy, but It was another eentury before
Amrriran black* were able to move toward
significant political and economic equality.
While no one seriously defends slavery now.
progress In dratlng wtlh Ihr underlying pro
blems ol racial relations has hern slow.
As for liquor, the 1919-1932 Prohibition era.
which followed decades of zralous antt-boozr
campaigning by lay and religious groups, caused
such chaos and crime that the country finally
decided I he cure was worse than Ihe ailment.
The compromise that accompanied repeal of
Prohibition was to Ibrbld liquor to rhlldrrn and
adolescent*, but even that was rased in many
places during Ihe nation's fling with cultural
llix-rallsm.
And the problem of alcohol abuse, which also
was not solved by Prohibition, remains with us.
In one way nr another, boo/r kills more
Americans titan all but a few other causes.
This Is a trad news-good news situation. The
had news Is that we havrn'1 found universally
accepted solutions to racism, alcohol abuse,
birth control and violent crime despite many
decades of effort. The good news Is that some
progress has hern tnadr and we re still trying.
JACK ANDERSON
Iraqi leader nearly
executes his own son
ELLEN GOODMAN
Where will the state stop?
BOSTON — There were no windows In the
chambers of the Supreme Court. The Justice*
there were buffered from the sights ami
sounds of the street, where rights wre being
defended wllh such Inelegant phrases as
"Two, pour. SI*. Eight. You Can't Make Us
Procreate."
Inside, the argument last Wednesday was
cast wllh fur more restraint. Tar more dignity.
But there was drama when Charles Pried took
the floor saying. "Today the United Stales
asks this Court to reconsider and overrule Its
decision In Roc v. Wade."
As the spectators tried lo read the lips and
minds of the Justices there followed a seminal
exchange between Fried and Sandra Day
O'Connor, the Justice who may Im- pivotal lit
this ease. "D o you say there Is no fundamental
right to decide whether to have a child or
not?" O'Connor asked Pried.
Hr answered hesitantly and site pursued.
What if, she said, in a lmure century, we hud a
serious overpopulation problem. Doe* the stale
have a right to require atari inns?
This was nut some trick hypothetical
question that prolessors use lo trip up
lint-years students. It went lo the hrurt ol ihe
mailer. The government wauls the Court to
"reconsider" who has the right to decide Ihr
question of abortion: The woman or the stale.
If it's the state, she asked, couldn't u
legislature that disallowed atmrtlon today force
It tomorrow?
Fried's response was as quick us It was
obtuse. There Is a difference, he Insisted,
between preventing an operation and forcing
one. A furred abortion would mean "vio
lently...laying hands on u woman and submit
ting her to an operation..." A forced pre
gnancy, however, was what? Nonviolent?
Benign?
Such (list met loll would seem obscure lo u
woman pregnant ugalnst her will for nine
months. They would seem s|K-eious to Ihc
doctor calculating the medical risks or her
condition. But George Bush's lawver saw
nothing Intrusive tn such a pregnancy.
It was O'Connor alone who raised the issue
of rnerciori. Like others who have reservations
ubenit Hoe and utmul abortion llsell. she had
concerns as wrll utmul individual lllirrty. If. as
she once wrote, abort Ion was on a collision
course wllh medical icrhnology. then "prolllc" Ison a collision course wllh litany.
Indeed. Ihe scenario that she decided Is nut
as far-fetched us tl sounds. We do not have to
look lo Ihe future or lo China In see slate
utlcltipts In eontriil reproduc tion. We've made
our own.
Earlier In this ccni-iry. there were numerous
lorerd slcrill/alious m the United Slates. It
was 1974 before the courts ruled that the poor
or mentally lucm»|iclcnl couldn't lx- coerced
Into such prex-ed ures.
SI* years ago. In Massachusetts, a court
ruled lit favor of a husband who wanted In
loree Ills wile Into a cervical operations so she
wouldn't miscarry. She was only proteeied
Irom this “violently...laying on hands" by the
Roc rcasonlngol a higher court.
During the I9M0*. we have seen as many as
11 Caesarean sections ordered hy courts. We
have had at least one pregnant womrn
accused of fetal neglect and hud others put In
protective custody —
pro tective of (he
it-ius.
Even now then- is
serious drhutr about
whether a pregnant
w o m e n c o u ld he
forced lulu testing
and treatment for tier
Ic tu s . T h e re ure
suggestions among
those who lulk ol
fetal rights that the
governm ent could
constrain a pregnant
w om en's diet and
physical activities,
stomp oul her ciga
f George
rettes. empty her
Bush s lawyer
wine glass...or el si-.
sew nothing
If thal Is true to
intrusive In
day. what If the pro
such a pre
tection of Rix- were
gnancy J
s h a tte re d , and u
w o m a n 's
r ig h ts
transferred jrtree.
meal to the govern
ment? How freely would the stale Intervene?
I he specter ot toreed pregnancy Is serious
enough. Then- Is no real nrrd to lap Into
Jusluer O'Connor’s fantasy of furred abortion
to see ihe dangers uf gulling Roe. But
pendulums swing, liuw hard Is It lo Imagine
the first financially strapped state practicing
euerclve family planning? How hard to Imag
ine a in>1her group of eugenlelsts ill a stalehouse Insisting tliat tlie brain-damaged fetus
of u welfare mol her lx- aborted?
As Harvard Law School's Larry Tribe says.
"There's no principled way lo say that Ihe
governmenl can use women's bodies ogalnsi
their will to nurture Ihc unborn without
accepting ihc oilier serious and total Harlan
Imp! leaf ions about privacy." While Ihe Court
dcllheralrs Ihe Missouri ease. It Is worth
remembering that if you takeaway the right of
Individuals to make decisions about their lives,
you cede It to the state. And thal Is jusi the
lieglnnhtg.
BAGHDAD. Iraq — This Is the slory of a
father and son — a story that 1s unlikely to
warm the cockles of your hmrt. The father.
Ihc no-nonsense president eg Iraq. Saddam
Huaaeln. almost had hla son executed last
fall. And the aon. In despair, almost suc
ceeded In killing himself. Once (he heir
apparent In Iraq, he is unheard or In fhla
capital citytoday.
The alory of ilils falling oul between father
and aon has been kept a secret from Ihe
outside world. In the
upper erhelons of
Iraqi governmenl, It
is a reminder of what
kind of man rum the
country.
R e v e lr y In the
Middle East usually
Involves guns. II Is a
llllle-known fact to
'the rest of the world
that dozens of deaths
have occu rred In
Lebanon after cele
brants at weddings
and other family oc
casion s fire th eir
guns Into the air. Call
It the Middle Eastern
a n s w e r to r i c e .
Except failing rice
doesn't kill and fall
ing bullets do.
Imagine the relcbratlon at Ihe rnd of
a war. When Iran
and Iraq reached u
truce last August. Baghdad rocked and
reverberated for 48 hours with the sound of
these "Jubilation bullets." Iraqi soldiers still
on duty marked Ihc occadon by Masting
away wllh light artillery plerea, tanka and
even anti-aircraft guns. The death toll from
Ihe party, according lo knowledgeable
sources, was as many as 300. with more than
2.000 Injured.
President Hussein wisely announced a new
policy — no more Jubilation bullets.
Summer moved Into fall, and Husaeln's
eldest son. Uday. attended a party. Among
others there was ihe wife o f Egyptian
President Hosnl Mubarak. At some point, a
jubilant young captain started firing hla pistol
Into the sir.
Uday told him lo stop. There is some
debate by those present whether Uday was
faithfully carrying oul hla tether’s edict or
whether he was Just playing Ihe bully am he
was wont to do. The captain's gun was
silenced, bul only for 15 minutes. Then,
caughl up in Ihe moment, the captain began
firing again and Uday got serious. An
eyewitness told us Uday brat Ihc captain In
the head with a stick-ilke object and then
showed genuine surprise what the captain
fell to the ground, dead.
Saddam Husarin loved his son and was
grooming him as a successor, bul Uday waa
about to find oul that his father loved Ihe late
captain like a son. lie waa part of the
presidential bodyguard, an aide de camp.
chaulTeur. briefcase carrier and food-laster io
President Husacin.
The president was furious. Our sources say
he considered executing his son and then
threw the humiliated Uday into Jail. The
despondent Uday apparently attempted
suicide, according lo our ■nirces. At this
point, his mother, Sadija. begged Huaaeln to
spring her son from Jail. She trundled Uday
off |o Geneva where he waa segrpoaed to be
pari of Iraq's mlsalon to the United Nations.
Except Switzerland refused to give him
credentials.
After a drernt interval. Uday waa allowed
lo return to Iraq this spring. He has not been
seen publicly since Ihe episode that disgraced
him.
I*rcsidrnl Ifusoeln has emerged from the
Incident smelling like a roar, at least among
top military leaders and throe in the secret
service. They know thal when push came to
shove, their presidenl punished his own son
lor harming one of their own. Thai Husacin
slopped short of executing his offspring
makes him a humanitarian lo Uxti in their
eyes.
�Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida —* Monday. May H 1989 — SA
Atlantis-------
FINANCIAL
the rrew's performance "was
nothing short t i outstanding....
conditions, with a chance for It was a fairly lengthy pro
gusty winds that could give cedure."
Walker and Grahc an opportuni
“ It's probably thr most dif
ty to conduct a crosswind land ficult In-flight maintenance
ing test to learn more about how
thr lOO-ton span-plane performs
In slde-to-slde winds.
"W e'd like locongratulate you
on a very succmsml mission,"
astronaut Tam m y Jernlgan
radioed the crew from mission
frttty
c o n tro l In H ouston. “ T h e
A D M IttlO N *
M a g e lla n s p a c e c ra ft Is In
C t r l* ArneM
excellent health and has cur
EnwnuttA Swton
rently traveled over a half a
J«*l Bueiul*
Cecil Hkk tan
million miles on Its way toward
Barter* 0 Mll*r
Venus. We wish you a safe trip
04eSr» Saneem
home and look forward to seeing
Diana Calar%*le. Altamonf* Sprmqi
Serai A litre. Deltona
you bark here on Earth."
Dorertiy E Bareman. Deltona
Walker. 44. Grabe. 43. and
Catharine Oiaen. Dalton*
crewmatcs Mary Cleave. 42.
Patricia KHay. Daltana
AtlaM Pl*nane Deltona
Mark Lee. 36. and Norman
Chari*** Stater. Deltona
Thagard. 45. spent the day
D ltC H A R O tt
Sunday packing up. checking
MerUowCetranaufh
the operation of various re-entry
Lilli* Orson
systems and winding up opera
SueB lim i t
tions with a handful of on board
Lenronc* Swah
HaroMO
Wither
experiments.
Jamil*r A. Bolton. DoBar,
Late In the day. however, the
Marsarst Matoutn. Do Bar,
experiments were cut short
Alltel line**?. DaSary
RilaM Ptenon*. Deltona
when one o f Atlantis's four
CertrwW P nySyu. Deltona
general purpose computers, or
JametPeterasn. Or ms* City
GPCs. failed. The computer*,
V ktleM Creonanikebybey. ientord
Cynthia Franklin end baby bey. Fam Park
ea ch abou t th e s it e o f a
S ia m *
bread box. work together by
Cantral FMrtS* tbsMael MeapMal
comparing results and “ voting"
Diana Calanfalo. a baby bey. Altamonte
on courses of action. The shuttle Sprsifk
can safely land, however, with a
Caebat Fiona* Mstonal
single operational computer.
laterSay
A D M IttlO N *
Afler troubleshooting Sunday.
Walker and Grabe were able to
Marfa* Sutler
re a c tiv a te general purpose
Abbte Davit
Tracy A FUhar
com pu ter No. 4 but later,
mission controllers decided to
Ltnda Peer yen
replace It with a spare unit just
Matthew P. Orllftn. Dalian*
Chatter J. ttysar. Deltona
to be safe.
Ceeewtn. E Merer i m
Flight director Milt Heflin said
I Clamentt. Otleon
Csatlaasd from Fags 1A
Stocks open lower
NEW YORK — Prices opened lower Monday
In moderate trading of New York Stork
Exrhangr taaues. extending loaned aulTerrd
late In the prrvloua aeaalon.
The Dow Jonra Induatrlal average, whleh Tell
2.94 Friday, waa o(T 7.38 to 2374.63 ahortly
after the market opened.
Decline* led advoneea 531-256 among the
1.257 laauea rroaslng the NYSE tape. Early
turnover amounted to about H.817.000 share*.
Stork prlren rloard mixed Friday In active
trading after a late aftrmoon arll-n(T robbed the
market of the aharp gain* It won earlier In a
rally triggered by the April employment
report.
Analyata daId the late nrlllng waa oerelrratrd
by romputrr-alded program* tied to stockIndrx arbitrage. The program* kicked In afler
Index future* fell In relation to the cash
Indexea. which led to the ptirrhaae of thr
future* and the sale of the underlying atock*.
Dollar and gold higher
Th e d o lla r wan m oatly
higher Monday In light trading
on major foreign currency
market*. Gold waa higher.
In earlier trading In Tokyo,
the Hank of Japan Intervened
to aupport the Japanrae yen
for the third eonaeeutlve
trading nrnslon an the dollar
hit a seven-month high In
moderate trading.
The dollar, nhrugglng off the
b a n k '* m o ve*, rlo a rd at
134.52 yen. up 0.67 yen from
Ita previous elo*r of 133.85
yen on Tuesday.
The Tokyo Foreign
Exrhangr ha* been rloard
since last Tuesday for a aerie*
of national holidays.
Dealers aald the third eonaeellve Intervention by thr
Dank of Japan had little lm-
part on the market because
Importer* bought dollar* to
settle payment* and Japanese
life Insurance firm* moved
Into U.S. treasury bond refunding auction*.
The Singapore markrt was
closed for thr Moslem New
Year holiday, but In Kong
Kong the dollar closed at
7.782 llong Kong dollar*, up
from7.78l last Friday.
In Europe, the dollar began
the day In Frankfurt at 1.896
West German marks, down
from 1.8965 markson Friday.
The dollar began the dayunchan ged In Zu rich at
1.6955 Swiss franrs.
T h e d o lla r o p e n e d In
Brussels at 39.84 Belgian
franca, up from last Wednes
day's close of 39.67 afler a
two-day national holiday
closed the markets at the end
of last week.
Gas prices rise 2 cents
LOS ANGELES - A dlffrrrnt combination of gasoline
Industry factors produced a
familiar result over the past
two weeks, pushing prices up
at thr pump, an Industry
analyst aald Sunday.
The average price of a gallon
of gasoline stood at 117.38
cents on May 5. a rise of
nearly two cents from the
previous two weeks, aald
T r ilb y L u n d b erg. w hose
Lundberg Letter regularly
surveys'pOce* at 13,000 gaa
stations nationwide.
Lundberg* said the Jump of
1.05 cents, which she tied to
seasonal driving demands and
higher refinery costs, was the
smallest seen In a while, but
signals a continuing upward
trend as summer approaches.
After the Exxon Valdez
tanker rrash and oil spill,
supply curtailments and crude
oil cost Increases sent prices
soaring over 10 cents. Two
w eeks la ter, p rices rose
another nickle with the build
ing of spring consumption.
Dow J oom
Local Inlaraal
These quotations provided
by members o f the National
AmBoclMtlon o f S ecu rlllea
D ca lcn are repreaentative
In ter-d ea le r p rlcea as o l
m id-m orning today. Inter
d e a le r m a rk e ta c h a n g e
throughout the day. Prtcca do
not Include retail markup or
markdown.
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First Union
FPAL
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Fla. Progress
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Hughes Supply
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Morrison's
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NCR Corp.
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Scotty s
15
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Southeast Bonk
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SunTrust
84 H
Wslt Disney
Westing house
57
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Winn-Dixie
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schools to teach
y o u n g s te rs about the Im
portance of being In shape.
According to Lisa Carlson, a
physical education teacher at
Douglas Stenslam Elementary
School, which had 100 percent
participation from both students
and faculty In this morning's
exercise event, there were over
200.000 students at some 1.000
schools nation-wide In which
students bent and stretched si
multaneously.
„
Teach in g assistant Karen
Stripling, who is a certified
aerobics Instructor, used a flat
bed truck aa a stage and led the
throng. Including one of the
Gold And Silver
NEW YORK (UPII - Foreign
and domestic gold At silver
prices quoted In dollars per
troy ounce Monday:
Gold
Previous close 375.75 off 3.00
Morning fixing 377.15 up 1.40
Paris was closed for national
holiday
llong Kong 377.25 off 0.15
NswYark
Comex spot gold open 37B.I0
Daw J r a n A f t r i | i i — up 1.40
Comex spot slver open 5.626
lOiOO tat.
up 0.028
30 Indus 2374.63 off 7.33
(London m orning fix in g
20 Trans 1120.80ofT9.05
IS UtUs 192.21 off0.65
change Is bawd on the pre
vious day's cloUng price. I
6 5 Stock BII.20off4.22
Harvey C. Broadway. 67. 5399
County Road 427. Sanford, died
Sunday at Florida Hospital.
Altamonte Springs. Born May
21. 1921. In China Grove. N.C..
he moved to Sanford from High
Point. N.C., In 1958. He waa a
retired maintenance supervisor
and a Baptist.
Survivors Include wife. Lottie;
sons. Ron. Apopka. Ed. Sanford:
slater. Jessie Lackey,
Jacksonville; brother*. A.S.,
Burlington. N.C.. N.R.. High
Point; three grancfchlldrm.
Oaklawn Park Cemetery/Funeral Home. Lake Mary,
in charge of arrangements.
IA
Morton la a University of
Central Florida graduate with a
degree in business administra
tion. He to a member of the
Longwood Code Enforcement
Board, from which he plans to
resign, and former owner of Red
Baron’s Eating Emporium In the
Plaza del Sol Center.
Morton has 14 years experi
ence in mortg*#? bonking and
was past president o f ERA
Mortgage Inc. Morton to former
ex ecu tive vice president o f
Suburban Coastal Corp. and
fo r m e r v ic e p r e s id e n t o f
Stockton. Whatley. Davln A Co.
He to a Vietnam veteran. Morton
to married lo Jackie and to the
lather of two sons. Joke and
Jonathan.
Peddlers------roadside stands, once they are
John Cochrane, suppervloor of licensed, Cochrane said, he
envlromental regulations for the would act on complaints and he
county health ck-partmen t. sold and other health department
the first stop for a peddler who worker* make random checks of
has applied for a county license these vending operations os they
to sell unprocemed. whole food travel In the county.
on the roadside. Is a visit with
These peddlers ore required to
him.
be able to move their complete
Cochrane has to sec that any operation away from their
surface the food will come In chosen sale site. Thry must
contact with Is appropriate and m ove at the close o f each
safe. For exam pie. a peddler of business day. tail ran return lo
boiled peanuts can't boll thr thr same location the following
nuts In galvanized palls that day. Cochrane aald.
might leech zinc Into the pea
They must take their trash
nuts. Enameled wore that might with them, including water used
have exposed Inner metal la also to store seafood, or rotted pro
ruled out.
duce waste. Thr waste must be
Since boiled peanuts remain disposed of properly. Inspectors.
Intact and are boiled In a salt Cochrane said, check sites for
solution. Cochrane sold, con such health hazzards.
sumer* con be reasonably con
Farmers can even sell their
fident they are safe lo consume. produce at their fields if thry
He has never heard of a com choose to do so.
The county requires that
plaint of a peddlrr selling tainted
pranuts in the stale.
roadside vendors set up off of the
In loci. Cochrane said, com right-of-way and they must br in
plaints of poor quality or sick an area zoned properly for that
ness allegedly caused by Inges type of operation. County At
tion of whole products sold from torney Bob McMillan said.
roadside vendors ore very, very
Seminole County S h eriffs
rare.
Capt. Roy Hughey said deputies
Even roadside vendors of liavrn’l InvestItpicd any com
whole shrimp and whole fish, plaints against nudsldr peddlers
which have their heads and tails, in recent years. In they past,
scales and Inrwrds still Intari. some vendors were cited for
have a good track record In setting up on thr right of way or
Seminole County. Cochranc ill other inappropriate arras.
sald.
Hughey said. "W e havrn't had
Although hr doesn't liave a any problems with Ihem lately."
routine ol chicking out Ihrse he said.
A county peddler's license cost
822.50 a year.
Th ose w ho peddle w hole
products are in a different
category than those who aril
prepared focal, such as hot dogs
fr o m m o b i l e c a r l s , or
sandwiches and other food lhat
Is dally trucked lo worksites.
Most of those types of units
that op era ted In S em in ole
County are licensed through the
Orange County Health Depart
ment. T h ry ore allowed to
operated within a 50 mile radius
of their licrnifiig point, and
must check In dally at an
authorized concession site.
Cochrane said. Those vendors
are also licensed and strictly
regulated by the state, he sold.
Central Fiend* Reown* I Material
Tra cyA Fither. a babyRirl. Sanford
Barbara 0 Miller. abOiy boy Sanford
Linda Pearton. a baby qm Sanford
Glenda J Clementt. a btby Qlrl. Otfeen
keneay
ADMISSIONS
San lord
Tonette B Bryant
CryttalA Delph
Emma Encar nation
Phoebee R Graham
M ellila R May
PrliclllaS Seiiioni
S uun C Ekaid Deltona
JuneE Kroeker. Deltona
Tanya Sutton. Deltona
Martin P Bacon, lake Mary
DISCHARGES
Sanford
RubyL Brown
MarqoS Butler
Green B Drake
Ore* Mitchell
Tru d vG Puqh. OeBary
OiqaM Bauman. Dekona
Stanley A Moore Deltona
JullutA Simon. Delta.a
John C Schutl. Oltewi
Tonette B Bryant andbaby qiri. Santord
Tra cyA Fither andbaby qiri. Sanford
MeianieO F loweri aid baby girl. Sanford
LmdaPearionandbOirqirl. Santord
Diana Catanqelo and baby boy Altamonte
Sarlnei
BIRTH*
Cantral Flertii Reqtenal H*i*rtal
Tonette B Bryant, a baby girl. Sanlord
Malaria D Flowert ababygirl. Sanlord
wheelchair-bound physically
handicapped students, through
a 15-minute workout.
Last week, students wengiven fitness tails and the re
sults were evaluated Individually
so each child knows thr dlrecHon he or she needs to go to gel
Into top shape.
Teacher* have also been using
physical fitness and nutritionrelated words to supplement
their vocabulary and spelling
classes. In the cafeteria, the food
service staff has been pointing
out the “ P rotein and th r
Carbohydrate of the Day” to the
students.
"W e've got these children real
ly learning about their health."
Curlson commented. "W e want
Ihem to understand."
Cheryl Jessup, spokeswoman
for the school, who plan* lo go
on a diet as a result of thr
program said."I guess if we start
when thev'rr vising, they'll keep
It up.".
The emphasis wus on doing
exercises ior life, the kinds ol
things that everyone Irnm the
smallest child lo the oldest
person und everyone In lie tween
could do eomlortubly.
The goal wus not. as it Is with
some programs. "N o pain, no
gain” .
"W e wanted to teach each
child to do their best and know
when lo quit." Jessup said.
Jacksonville. He was also u
member of the Methodist church
In Jacksonville.
Survivors Include parents.
Rev. and Mr*. Charles Herron.
Jacksonville; brothers. Michael.
M lzenhelm er. N.C.. W esley.
J a ck so n ville: sisters. Lynn
Whlgham. Jockronvlllc. Brenda
Hensrn. St. Simons Island. Gu.:
grandfather. Raymond W. Her
ron. Sanford; and several aunts
and uncles.
Sanford, in charge of arrange
ments.
DEATHS
HAS VST C. BROADWAY
through April 21. Morton has
received 81.815 In contributions
and spent 8872.60 os compared
to Faulkner, who received 8300.
o f which 8200 he contributed
hitnaelf. He spoil 8255. Includ
ing the 8210 qualifying fee.
Morton, who awns a construc
tion firm. Homm by Jacquelyn,
aald h is m ain c o n c e rn Is
eliminating the "bickering and
pettiness o f the past."
Morton sold he la "a man who
Is Independent with no past
political ties — a man who
believes In teamwork without
the bickering and pettiness of
the post."
He sold that Longwood la In
need of "fresh, new leadership
and stability."
O llC H A R G I*
San lord
Jult Armiger
Sylvia Bennett
Sarah M Bryant
Shtrtey Ryan
Renee L Emervjn. DeBary
Mildred Tomel. DeBary
SaraJ Alfine. Deltona
Cecil Brontv PlanICily
Chmtopher Vanorder Ithaca N V
SISTHS
Exercise------
Longwood
the Improper burial of
drum* containing hasardoua
waste, for which The city was
fined 825.000. and for recent law
suits filed against the city by
Odom and by a citizen who sold
she was denied the right to
speak at one of the commloalon
meetings.
Faulkner Is jpneral manager
o f Orlando Radial Tire Inc.,
Orlando. He la a 16-year resident
of Seminole County and has
lived in Longwood for more than
eight years. He Is married and
the father of two children.
Morton Is a newcomer to the
political scene and has spent
more than Faulkner
on his
campaign to Introduce himself to
the citizen*. According to reports
procedure we have." he said
adding that "I don't know what
caused the (allure. It was a
hardware failure ... It'll Just have
to In- looked at once we gel
track."
Arthur Jacob Fisher, 80. 1524
N. Carol wood Hvd., Fern Pork,
died Saturday at Florida Hospi
tal. Oralndo. Bom July 3. 1908
in Cincinnati, he moved to Fern
Park from there In 1975. He was
an accountant with Western
Southern Life Insurance Com
pany and a member o f St. Mary
Magdalen Cathdlc Church. He
was on honorary life member of
Knights of Columbus.
Survivors Indude wile. Rhea;
son. A. James, Fern Park;
daughters. Claim Wlndes. Nancy
Hacker, both o f Maitland; 16
grandchildren: seven great
grandchildren.
Baldw ln-Falrchlld Funeral
Home. Altamonte Springs. In
charge of arrangements.
A n d y H e r r o n . 23. o f
Jacksonville, died Saturday os
the result o f an automobile
accident. Hr was bom April 29.
1966. In Florid a and was
employed as a grounds keeper
f o r s e v e r a l e s t a t e s In
LINO MARLETTA WILLIAMS
Ling Marietta Williams. 27.
3818 Turman lllvd.. Sanford,
died Wednesday al Central
Florida Regional Hospital. Stiltford. Born Feb. I. 1962 In
DeLand. she moved to Santord
Ironi there In 1962. She was a
homemaker and attended a<
Pentecostal church.
Survivors Include daughter.
Luloyu R d I i I i i m r i . Sanford: la
ther. II.B. Hall Sr.; brothers.
Herbert Hall Jr.. Ralph Hall,
both ol Sanlord. Dwayne. West
G er m a n y . Bobby Scott.
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MEXICO CITY - Drug cull leader Adolfo
de .feflu* Uonstnn/o. Iiellevlng policemen
Insjiectlng an uliandonrd car had discovered
hi* hldeoul. nhowered the street with 920
bill* and ordered a follower fo kill him. a
mrmlier ol Ihe group said Sunday.
Alvaro de la-on. one of five sunjieclN
|>re*rnled In a crowd of reporter* nt Ihe
ntfnmry general'* offlrr. descrllird Constan/o a* a titan ronstmird by jiaraitoln and
iidmltlrd hr nhot and klllrd Ihr 20-vrar-nld
cull leader hlantrd for the death* of al least
15 |ieople. most of Ihem In ritualistic human
sacrifices nrar Ihe U.S.-Mexico border.
Baker hoods to Moscow
WASHINGTON — Secretary of Sl«1p James linker. during III*
trip lo Mimiiw. Iio|n -h to challenge Ho- Kremlin In come up
with aetlnn matching the rhetoric of Soviet leader Mlklmil
Gorlmt-hrv'* "new tlilriklnft.* ‘ official* nny.
linker head* lo Moscow early Monday for III* neennd meeting
with Soviet Foreign Mlnlnter Eduard Shevardnadze a* well a*
talk* I Inirsdav wlili Gorbachev. po**lhly lo dl*cii** a
U.S.-Soviet *umrnlt till* year.
Karller llil* week, tinker laid out In general lei in* the II.S.
appriMeh lo the Soviet Union. saying he wanted to move
iN-vond the iradltlonal area* of arm* eonirot and human right*
to ehallenge the Soviet* lo follow through on (ioiUiehev'n rail*
loreeuunmle re*lrneliiringnndo|N*ne**ln |Mitllleal life
CotislatKo'* girlfriend. Sara Aldrele
Vlllatreal. 24. the no-called "wllcli" or the
cull, wa* one ol Ihr llvr arrested Saturday
after a shootout In a five-story ujtartmrnt
bu ildin g In Mexico C ity 's luxurious
Cuauhtemoc section.
School busts don’t naad saatbalts ?
Conntanro and Aldn-le had la-ru sought
by |Milli-e III Mexli-o amt Ihr Unllrd Stales
since April ft. when Ihe first of 13 Ixwfles
wen- found at the Rancho Santa Elena
outside the Imriler city of Malnmoni*. The
ImmIIcs ol two more victim* were found al a
iirlghhorlng ranch.
WASIIINCiTON' — Seatbelt* are unneee**ary lo prnlert Ihe
25 million ll.S. ehlldren that ride w-hiMtl hiine*. an e*|iert panel
*ald Monday. noting ihat riding In a sclustl Im* I* four time*
safer ill.m traveling hy ear.
A National Researeh Ununell enmmlltee studying *eh«*rl Ini*
safety said It found that "the overall |xilftiltal lienelll of
irqulrlng seat Im-Ii * In sehmil liiises I* insiilfli-lent lo pistlfy a
lederal standard mandating lusiallatlou "
li would eosl alsitil 940 million auuiially to Install and
maintain seatliell* In Ihe large sehool false* lhal make up HO lo
H5 |N-reenl ol the nation'* dOO.OOO Im* Heel. Ihe |iauel Mid.
With seatliell*. the |>anel said, one life might Is- saved and
several do/eti serious lujiirle* avoided eaeh year.
WASHINGTON — All average of 2.2 million |ieople un
injured In violent ertme* each year and the likelihood that a
rrtmr victim will Ik- Injured has Inereased slightly In rreent
years, a U.S. .luslli-e Oejiartmeul study showed.
From 1070 lo I0H0. an average of 2 2 million crime victims
were lujuied each year nationwide, according to the study
released Sunday hv the .Justice Oepartmenrs llureau of Just lee
Stallstlcs.
Ol those, an entlmated .KMi.lNM) wen- treated at emergency
nsiiiis or hospital*, and some 350.000 each year were
hosjiltall/ed lor two or more days, the National Crime Survey
showed.
Fodoral aid to city govemmente doclinos
PANAMA CITY. Panama P ro -g o v e rn m e n t eu u dldu te
Carlos Duqiir. a staunch *ti|iliortcr ol mllllury leader Gen.
Manuel Antonio Noriega. Ignored
oji|Hisitlon claims of victory and
declared himself the winner In
Panam a's national elections
Sunday.
"The story of fraud Is over."
Dutjiie said al a news couferrnce
In Panama City Sunday night,
citing exit { K i l l * carried out by a
him he Idrnllllrd its Inlergallup.
I'lie rxll {Mill showed Duqur
u Inning 50.11 |ierrrnt of thr vote
Carter drew loutl cheers when he
Ilimed u|i nt a school named
aflrr him to monitor voting In
jirrsldentlul elections und de
clared he was encouraged by Ihe
lurge turnout.
Carter led a 19-mrmher In
ternational delegation monitor
ing Ihe presidential elections
that critic* charged hud laen
rigged by supjiortrrs of de furlu
ruler Gen. Manuel Antonio
Noriega.
Opjxisltlon vice presidential
c a n d id a t e R ic a r d o A r Iu s
MANAMA. Bahrain PLO
leader Yusser Arafat denounced
a call from thr sjx-aker of Iran's
|>u r 11 a m e n l I o k i l l f I v e
Westerners. Including Ameri
cans. for rvrry Palestinian klllrd
In Ihe Israell-occujilrd ter
ritories.
"I completely und categori
cally reject tills call." Arab news
agenc ies quoted Arafat as telling
reporters Sunday at a news
Cold in tho East; warm in the Waal
Main made for u gloomy Monday from Minnesota to
Nebraska, while wlntcrllkc weather lingered In the Northeast
und point* *outh. Ihe National Weather Service said.
In western New York. Rochester and Buffalo set snowfall
records for the month of May on Sunday. Kochcslcr ended up
with 10 7 Inches of *now. und resident* of Buffalo dug out from
under 7.2 Inches.
Although the snow continued to full in the area early
Monday, some of It was mixing with ruin or melting once II hit
the ground. forecaRiers said. Still, snow advisories remained In
effect early Monday for western New York.
Frost und freeze advisories extend over a wide area from
Michigan to South Carolina early Monday. Areas affected
Included lower Michigan, most of Indiana, western Ohio,
eastern Kentucky, most of West Virginia, southwest Virginia
and inland areas of the Carollnas.
Halnshowers wrrr widespread from Minnesota lo Nebraska.
Ihe NWS said, with some severe thunderstorms expected In
juris of Kansas und Oklahoma, as well us most of Missouri and
Arkansas.
Form er President J i mmy
conference at Palestine Lllx-ralion Organization hcudquurtcr*
In Tunis. Tunisia.
I lo ja t o le s la m A l l - A k b a r
llashrml Rafsanjanl made his
call for Ihe dralh of Americans.
Flench and British at u Friday
l>rayer sermon In Tehrun. He
Mid If that was done. Israelis
"w o u ld not continue these
wrongs" against Palestinians In
Ihe occupied West Bank and
Gaza Strip.
In a trialed development. Ihe
Congr#99 sats
stag# for
budgot clash
No clear
winner in
Bolivia
Calderon charged that even In
the largest urban areas of
Panama. |iurty ballots were not
n-jilaied promptly.
Arias also cited many cases
where opposition supjinrlers
lound their names had dlsaji|M-urrd Irotn voting lists and one
case ol a dead |>erson who voted
In ihe Ailuntle jirovlnrc of Colon.
He said that voting registration
lists w ere In accu rate und
c h a rg e d lh a l g o v e rn m e n t
soldiers muy have voted mote
than once.
The government Im lined Ihe
liubllcatlon of jiartlul nr unof
ficial results In Panam a.
LA PAZ. Bol i vi a Former military dictator
Hugo Banter, denied the
presidency four year* ago
by Congrem. look an early
lead Sunday In presidential
voting, bul It appeared that
lawmakers again would be
c a l l e d upon to s ele ct
Bolivia's chief executive.
According to unofficial
vote totals by Bolivian
news media. Banter was
leading with 28.9 percent
o f th e 2 1 3 .0 0 0 v o te a
counted. That represents
10 percent of Ihe 2.1 mil
lion citlfens eligible to vote.
He w as fo llo w e d by
mine-owner Gonxalo San
chez de Loaada. SB. can
didate of the governing
National R evolu tion ary
Movement Party and point
man for the econom ic
austerity program of Presi
dent Victor Pat Eatenaaoro.
Sanchez de Lozada cap
tured 25.B percent of Ihe
vote.
DALLAS — Voter* In municipal elections gave easy victories
to women mayoral candidates In two of the statr's largest
cities.
Incumbent Dallas Mayor Annette Strausa scored u whopping
72 percent landslide victory Saturday. In San Antonio, former
three-term Mayor Lila Cockrell got almost 60 jx-rcent of Ihe
total lo succeed Henry Cisneros as head of the city
government.
The victories meant the three largest cities In Texas will be
run by women, at least until November when Houston Mayor
Kathy Whitmire faces an election. She Is rxjx-clrd tu run for a
fifth term.
VALDEZ. Alaska — The company that runs the Alaska oil
pipeline violated ihe national trust by fulling to protret the
environment In exchange for the right to drill on the North
Slojre. congressmen said at a hearing on Ihe nation's worst oil
spill.
"You broke your comjiact with Ihe American jjcojjIc ." Hep.
George Miller. D-CaJIf.. chairman of the House subcommittee
on water, power und offshore energy resources, lectured
Alycska I’IjjcIIiu - Service Co. officials Sunday at u hearing on
the Exxon Valde* oil spill.
"You promised the American jxopie that If you wrrv allowed
lo get Ihe oil. you would jxotret Ihe resource." Mid Krp.
Wayne Owens. D-Utah. "You broke your word."
If a feeble resjxtnsr lo IIk* spill had been envisioned. Mid Hep.
Richard Durbin. D-lll.. "Do you think any frderal agency would
have given you a jrermlt for the pijirllnr?"
Alycska ojieratrs the HOO-mltc trans-Alaska oil pljx-llnr and
the Valde* oil terminal, source of onefounh of America's oil.
Alycska. owned by Exxon and six oilier oil eom|>antra. Is
requited to mount the initial resjionsr lo a spill near Valde*.
S P E C IA L O F F E R
Kay Democrats
raise questions
on Bush’s role
3 Months For Tho
Price Off 2 Months
WASHINGTON - Key Demo
crats are Indicating they have no
Intrntion of ignoring new ques
tions about the role lYrsidrnt
Bush played in Rragan ad
inlnistratkin efTcsls to Illegally
arm thr Nicaraguan Contra rrbrls.
Political strain over mlasllss grows
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la*- Hamilton. IMnd.. chairman
of a special lom m lllre that
investigated Ihe Iran-Contra allatr. and Krp. David Obey. D
Wis.. chairman of the House
appropriations wibrommitlrr on
foreign operations, both claimed
an obligation lo fully Investigate
Bush's role.
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Also Sunday. Iran's outgoing
President II Khamenei endorsed
Rulsanjanl to succeed him. and
ulso hacked constitutional re
forms that would give the pre
sidency mote executive (lowers.
Including grralrr control over
thr armrd hirers.
...let us
prove it to you.
But Rep. Lee Hamilton. D-tnd..
chairman of the Joint Economic
Committee. Instated in an in
terview Sunday with NBC's
"Meet the Prewi. "W e've got lo
stop playing throe games."
Congressmen lambaste oil Industry
main Irunlun up|xmltlon group
called Sunday for an oil and
amis boycott on Iran. Mylng It
was the only way to stop Iran
Irom "exporting terrorism."
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WASHINGTON - The House
and Senate. In paaslng similar
fiscal 1990 budget plana last
week lhal call lor raising 95
billion in taxes. have act the
stage for a clash over President
Bush's pledge of "no new tax
es."
At Issue Is the presidentlally
approved fiscal 1990 spending
plans adopted Thursday by both
houses that require raising
914.2 billion in revenues, of
which at least 95 billion must be
In taxes.
The problem Is President
Bush's campalffi pledge: "Read
my lips. No new taxes."
How will lawmakers resolve
this dilemma? "Got m e." said an
aide on one o f the congressional
tax-writing committees charged
with solving this budgetary
puzzle.
Women mayors to run 3 Toxaa citios
intnmgtional raporta
UaW«< w h « w f r w M n a l
to 44.73 jx-reenl for o|i|>osltli>u
candidate Guillermo Eudara.
Arafat rejects Iranian death threats
WASIIINCITON' — Federal and slate aid lo city government*
ha* declined lo the lowest level nlnce 1007. providing only
about 20 cciiln ol every tminlel|ial revenue dollar In llncul
I9H6-H7. the Census Bureau *ald.
liy contrast. In the mld-1070*. federal und stale aid In city
government* ro*c to a high of 32 cent* of each dollar In city
revenue*, the bureau null! Sunday.
According lo the C ciisur llureau n-|M>rt. "City Government
Finances In I0HCJ-H7. lederal aid lo cities In I0M7 amounted lo
5 cents ol each dollar In revenue whllr slate uld provided
another 15 cent*.
Federal revenues |ieaked at 13 cents In 107H. while stule
revenue* reached 22 ceni* |ier dollar In 1075. said ihe Census
llureau. a branch of the Department of Commerce.
From U n it *
w-lth Martin. ... Hr was shouting. ‘Do ill Do
It! If you don't do It. Ihe circumstance* will
la- hell!' He got all de*|a-ratr."
De Lean, also known a* El Du by. admitted
killing the two men.
"I shot thrm. and I killed them." de Leon
said. "I killed Adolfo and Martin with a
machine gun aflrr fConslanro) asked me lo.
I didn't want to do It. but Adolfo fold me
that thing* would la- bad for you In hell.
They entered the rlosrt. I *auee*ed thr
trigger, let off a burst Bnd killed them."
Aldrele insisted she did not know about
Ihe cull'* sacrificial slaving* In fhe town of
Mnlnm oro*. u rrn s* the border from
Brownsville. Texas, until »he saw the bodies
of some of thr 15 victim* on television.
"When I saw thr thing* on Ihe television,
watching all the sacrifice* and all that. I Jusl
... It wa* nmarlng." Aldrrtr said In a tow
voire.
Askrd how she became Involved with
Conslanro. Aldrele said. "I don’t know how
I got Involvrd. I Just can't express what It Is
like."
Asked II she was In love with Conslanro.
Aldrele wild. "I did not love him. bul I
followed him."
Panamanian election disputed
2.2 million injured in violent crimes
WASHINGTON - A standoff over proposed negotiations oil
short range nuclear forces in Eurojie lias coni routed President
Bush with a crisis that risks u serious sjslll w ithin NATO Just
Hirer weeks brlorr a summit ol ullled leaders.
The controversy sharpened Sunday us Italian Prime Minister
Ulrtaco Dr Mila asserted III an Interview with Ihe newspaper La
Rejiubblica that the United States and Britain ate to blame lor
Ihe controversy endangering NATO unity
"The British and American governments raised the |iro
blent." De Mila said In embracing a West German t all —
adamantly rejected by Washington and Umdon — lor talks on
cuts in shon -range forces.
Closer to home, veteran arms negotiator Paul Nll/r faulted
the administration tor forcing un|Mi|iular decisions on mlssile
modcmt/ation and short-range lorcr negotiations on the West
German government
De la-on told rrjiorti-r* that Conslan/o
hreamr nervous Saturday when hr saw
jtollcrmen near hi* apartmrni hideout
ln*|teclliig a car on the strer-l. and when
Cott*lan*o saw the police he cried: "All I*
lost!" and In-gait throwing 920 dollar hill* lo
the slrret lielow. "Till* money I* not going
lo lie for anyone." dr la-on quoted Con*tan*oa**nylng.
Shouting. "Take till*, von poor slolis!"
Conslanro then la-gun sluaitlng at the
jMillermt-n. who returned (Ire and called In
relnfonemeiitn.
Deputy Atlorney General Abraham Polo
Uncanga said the ofBier had laen liiHjHelltig
an abaiulotird car and did not know
Conslanro wa* In Ihe building.
When Conslanro saw he wa* sumiiindrrl
by |Killie. hr ordered de la-on to kill him and
Martin Uulutnnu Rialrlguer. another cull
mrmta-r. Aldrele and de la-on said.
Asked who killed Conslanro and Wtilntana. Aldrele jatlnled lo dr loeilt and said,
"lie killed them. He was the one that killed
them because |Con*lnnrn) ordered him to do
It. ICoitNtanrol wanted lo till- la-eause he
said everything ha* ended.
"It wa* finished, und he wauled to die
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Speaking to NIK"s "Meet thr
ITc m ." Ilamlllist insisted that
Ills committer never got the full
story In its invcwigailnn Into thr
secret White House jilun to sell
anus lo Iran aisl divert jxollls
Ir o m t h o s e s a le s to th e
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�H a w ks, C avaliers sq u a n d e r h o m e -co u rt advantage
Dopton at homa In Boston
The thin rotation. big foils anti liny park of thr
Boston Red Stt* liavr cnmliinrd to create ihr
pcrfrd homr hr a Nltikrrfoill litrltrr needing a
nrw start alter a shaky rooklr yntr.
John Dopson mattered thrre hit* over hi*
Innings Sunday altrrnoon to fend thr Hrtl Sox to
a II S triumph overIhc Texas Ranger*.
Hopson. tradrdln thr offseason Imni
Montreal, already has
top|M'd lit* vletnry total
ol last year by ImpnivIni' to 4-1 lor a tram
whosr traditional run*
rn n 1* pitching
Dopson watt a-11 for
Montrral lanl year, lull
thr E*|)n* scored two
runs or low in nine of
III* 11 Marin With thr
Red So*, hr H nup|Mirtrd l»y the American
In-agucs moM productive lint-iip
NHL PLAYOFFS
Canadians taka 3*1 laad
I’llll.ADKI.rillA - Thr Montrral drfrnnr In
playing tin licst an thr Canadlrnn get closer to
what would f>r thrtr Hint a|>|M*araner in the
Stanley Cup llnaln.
I'atrfek Hoy (imlrd hln second nhulout In Hirer
name* anti Montrral allowed Philadelphia only
17 nhotn on ir l Sunday tughl. leading thr
Canadlrnn to a 54) vlrlory and a 3-1 trail in Ihr
Wain* Cottle relit v IInal.
Thr Canadlrnn ran wrap up the Ix-st ol -seven
nr rim at hotnr on Tumday night. A vlrlory
would give them thr chance at thrtr 23rd
Stanley Cup agalnsl thr winner of the other
M-mlflnal Ix-twccn Chicago and Calgary
fo r thr third slrnighl nan*, thr Montreal
drfrnnr rarely nave thr Flyrm a gixxl mtirlng
opixiriunlty.
"Thal'n Ihr ntvlr of tux-key wr have to play."
nald Shuynr Corson. who scored onr goal and
unnlntrd on antXhrr. "W r've won Ihr Jennings
Trophy (lor fewest goal* allowrdl lor three year*
thankn to our Irani drfrnnr. Wr takr prldr in
that."
DRAG RACING
Bamstain coasts to NHRA win
MEMPHIS. Trnn. — Kenny lirmntrln won a
hattlr of attrition In thr funny tur final. coasting
arrow* ihr flnlnh line Sunday for hi* flnu victory
of thr nranon, winning thr $856,000 NIIKA
Mid-South National*.
lirmntrln. of Dallas. picked up hln 28ih carrrr
NIIKA vlrlory when hr defeated Mark Onwald In
u walkover In thr final.
Hrmstrtn. w in mtabllnhrd an rlapnrd-tlmr
rnurd during Saturday * qualifying, won when
Onwald * car rnmunlrrrd camnhafl problem* at
thr Marling llnr and couldn't compete.
Th r four-lime and defending funny car
champion Ihrn smoked the Hit * during hi* run
and could only roast at run* Ha- finish llnr in
16.722 *econd*at 69.47 mph.
Thai was well ofT the rrcord-nctllng effort of
Sat ur day , when he posted h i* record
5.257-second run at 280.11 mph.
BATIOMAL m a m
Ptiillios walk post Rods
Cincinnati Red* Manager Prle Hose blamed
Sunday's loss lo the Philadelphia Phillies on the
abilities of the two learn* lo draw a walk.
Rookie Alex Madrid, making hi* first Mart of
the season, scattered five hits and walked two
over 6 2-3 Inning* to lead the PhUllcs lo a 5-0
victory over the Red*.
"W e helped that kid pitch a good game
t o d a y . ” R ose s a i d . ----------- —
"That guy seemed like
he was trying to walk
every other hitter. What
dlMurbcd me was the
inability o f our hitter* lo
lake walks."
T o add lo R o s e 's
frustrations. Cincinnati
■tarter Jack Armstrong'
gave up Mx walks in
five Innings In Ms first major-league appearance
Elsewhere In the National League. Houston
blanked New Y a k 54). Atlanta ripped Montreal
7-1. San Francisco dubbed St. Louis S-l.
Chicago beat Los Angeles 4-2 and San Diego
lopped Plttabur#! 3-1.
117:30 p.m. — 56. Texas Rangrrs al New York
Yankees. (LI
11H:30 p.m. — SUN. Montreal Expos at llouMon
AMros.IL)
l 8:30 p.m. - SC. NHL semifinal*. Calgary
Flames al Chicago Ularkhawk*. (LI
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night agalnM Ihr Nrw York Knlrkn al Madison
Square Oarden and Ihr lluckn o|irn al the Palace
In Auburn Hllln, Mich.. Wednesday nlghl against
the Detroit Ptntonn.
All series for Ihc rml of the playollx will lxbest-of-seven
Al Atlanta. Milwaukee wan forced m play
without Iradlng ncorrr Terry Cuntmlng* anil
starler Paul Prmney and Mill Ix-nl Ihc llawkn.
Cummings Injured hln ankle in Game 4 ami did
not moke the trip to Atlanta. Prrnnry mlnocd tinentire aeries because of a dislocated shoulder.
Milwaukee, which lost all nl* rrgular-ncnson
The home conn advantage, that most precious
nl playoff possession*. failed the Atlanta Hawk*
and Cleveland Cavaliers Sunday.
Ilotli teams lost the deciding games of their
Ix-st-oUlvr o|M-nlng round nrrtc* despite playing
on their home court. Atlanta fell to Ihr
Milwaukee lluckn 9692. while Cleveland wan
midom- 101 - KM) hy thr lanl-nrcond heroic* of Ihr
Chicago Hull*' Michael Jordan.
The victories nettled the Eastern Conference
M-mlflnal bracket. Chicago will open Tuesday
games to Atlanta, used an H-O run In Ihc final two
minutes In neat the triumph. Ricky Pierce scored
111 of hln 25 |Kilntn In the final period for
Milwaukee.
"W e have a lot of confidence In ourselves." said
Pierce, who scored 111 (minis In Ihe five-game
M-rlcs. “ A lot of (xnplc were counting us out.
Delmlt lias a great tram and we have lo control
Ihe tempo, Just like we did against Atlanta.'*
Domlnlqtir Wilkins, who finished with 22
points, missed a 3-polnl shot with eight seconds
remaining ami Hocks guard Jay Humphries
L 8 m Playoffs. F a «s SB
Lake Mary in the running
Second place team finish is
Lady Rams’ state meet goal
By s u m r b l v t w b
Herald sports writer
m
Lake Mary will send four girl* lo
the stutr linats this werk at
Showaltrr Field In Wlntrr Park with
high lio|M-s ol bringing luck a state
runner up trophy.
The Lady Hums are few In
mimliers hut they all turn In quality
(N-rinmiamr* and are stale caliber
athlete* that are capable of scoring
(uglify In Ihe stale meet.
"Palm I leach Lakes will win Ihe
meet unless they run Into some
major trouble." i.akr Mary coach
Mike Ullisou said. "After that the
meet Is wide open for a team who
can score 20-23 points. We have a
real good chalice of scoring 20
IMilnts and |xmslhly faking second."
Other teams In the hunt for the
M-eomf plan- trophy are always
lough Oak Hldgr. John I. Leonard.
Evans and l-ukr Hrantlcy. Miami
will also bring a (Mir of lough teams
that could have an effect on the
scoring.
l-akr Maty's lias two chances for
stair champion* with Allison Snell
having a the best shot as she Is
ranked second going Into the MO.
Snell run a school record lime of
2:20.71 in tfir event In a regional
which srmln the lop three runners
to the stale meet.
"Allison looks strong In only her
■erond werk of training on land."
Olhson said. "She's coming off a leg
Injury Ihut slowed her down a little
hut shr dropped four seconds off her
lirst time In ihe regional*. If she
dors that again Saturday she'll be a
stale champion."
Amy Kuvach Is another who
could come away with a state
championship as she Is ranked third
In both the si totI pul
put and Ihe discus
throw going Into the meet.
"1 think her best chance la in the
shot put. she's right there with the
leaders In that event." Olbaon said.
Allison wins
W inston 500
T A LLA D E Q A . Ala. - Davcy
Allison grabbed Ihe lead eight lapa
from the fin tab Sunday andhetd off
talc charges by Terry Labonte and
Mark Manta to win the NASCAR
Winston 500.
Allison. 25. o
off nearby Hueytown,
Ala., passed a fading Morgan Shepherd on tap 150
K) ana then fought off
Labonte and Martin to win by
two-tenlha o f a second. Allison,
Labonte and Martin were driving
Ford Thunderbtrda.
T h e v ic to r y ea rn ed A llla on
•86.676 and made him cilglbte wtth
Daytona 500 champion Darrell
WaRrip for the Wtaaton Million, a
• I million prise given lo any driver
who wins two o f NASCAR* throe
biggest events: the Daytona 500.
Winston 500and W o M SOO.
It waa the Drat victory o f the
season for Allison, who won the
Wtaaton 500In 18*7.
"This lo my hometown track, and
I'm proud to hr here." Ailiaon aaid.
"It's been a real up-and-down year
for us and this M a groat place far us
lo gel our first win.
Allison started from the second
position and led nine different times
for a total o f 84 o f the 188 lapa. He
averaged 155.M e mph In srtmUim
and picked up an extra 810.000 far
leading al Ihe halfway point of the
race.
Thr race took throe hours. 12
minutes and 30 seconds lo com
plete. There were 27 lead changes
among I I different drivers and
■even caution flags for a total o f 27
The final rauikxi followed an
right-car ptfeup on tap 174. Shepn et
n
U R IM M V
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suss* stsssswtsa — iMnwri mu*
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DtocvtTSrsa
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SOT*
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"She's been throwing real consis
tent In both and If she can comr up
with a good throw In either event
she could walk away with a slate
championship."
Jennifer Caputo Is another com
petitor with a chance to bring home
a stale championship as she Is one
of Ihe most consistent feapers In the
high Jump. Capuio l* ranked ihlrd
with a number o f other competitors
In Ihe event as she cleared 5-2 In Ihe
regional*.
"She has cleared 5-2 IS limes In
her career." Olbaon said. "She'a
also cleared 5-2 the laM two weeks
so she look* like she's peaking, ir
she can clear 5-2 I think she'll place
and may have a chance lo wta If she
can clear 5-4."
The (Inal athlete competing for
Lake Mary wlU be Metaha Ahbaataejad who qualified In both Ihe
mile and two mile In Impressive
fashion.
Abbaslnejad ran against some
tough competition In the region and
should be primed and ready lo and
has the ability to place In the top
four In each event.
"She ran a good mtfe last week
but that's not her event." Gibson
said. "I'm looking for her to bust a
good two mile and possibly finished
in the top three. With a good mile
she could finish in the top five,"
Lake Mary will also send two boys
to the state meet, both of whom
turned ta
tmpresslvi performances
In Impressive
In the regional meet.
Hurdlar Haafhar Olsason was on# ol Laks Mary's top hops* lo score tsam
points st this Saturday's Clsss 4A slsts mast, but sba was fallsd by an:
ankla Injury al ths regional mast last Thursday and wasn't abls lo qualify.
!
Doth Curios White and Hob Hobcrison will be representing the
Rams al Ihc state finals for Hurry
Nelson In his first season as their
track coach. While will be In Ihr
shot where he bus been over 50 feel
for Ihe past three weeks wi t h '
Robert son participating ta the mile.
Kobrrison turned In a strong per-;
formance In thr mile last week;
taking Ihlrd with a sophomore
record al 4:27.49.
Sunday Silence after Triple Crown
LOUISVILLE. Ky. — Charlie Whlttlngham. ihc
trainer of Kentucky Derby winner Sunday Silence,
•ays the colt needs three things to sweep the Triple
Crown — health, luck and timing.
But Shug McOaughey. trainer o f beaten Derby
favorite Easy Ooer, thinks Whlttlngham ommitird a
fourth Item — off tracks for the May 20 l>rraknr*n
and June 10 Belmont.
The Churchill Downa track waa ankle deep In mud
when Sunday Silence, apparently spooked by the
crowd, xlg sagged his way down the Mretch Saturday
to take the 115th Derby by 2 tk lengths over Easy
Ooer and by another head over Easy Goer's
atabfemate. Awe Inspiring.
MrOaughry avoided excuses for the 4-5 favorite
Immediately after the race. But by Sunday he
decided he waa unfair to hla IB M 2-yrar-oltl
champion by Ignoring the significance of ihc colt *
second‘ straight
I
rtloaaoveramuddy
ly Churchill track.
Lust Nov. 5. Easy Goer struggled with poor
position early before rallying lo finish second. I 1*
lengths behind Is ll True. In Ihe Derby, he didn't so
much slip and slide as spin his wheels. Jockey Pat
Day was unable lo gel him rolling until Isle In Ihe
slrrlch.
"I have lo give Easy Goer Ihe benefit of the doubt
Ik-cuusc It's happened twice." McGaughry said.
Sunday Silence's ability to handle mud will help
him In Ihe Triple Crown campaign. Bui Whllllngham
Is conlldcni his near-black Halo coll can beat Easy
Goer Just as easily on a dry track.
Whllllngham says he has fell that way since
Sunday Silence's ll-lm g lh triumph In the April 8
Santa Anita Derby.
"I thought ihc horses were tougher In ihr West
Ihan In Ihr East." Whllllngham said.
Houston, trained by D. Wayne Lukas, srl Ihe
Derby purr and faded In ihc slrrlch lo rlghlh. Thr
roll brut Sunday Slfenrr al Hollywood Park In
C
SovlBt hockey star pleased he defected
BUFFALO. N.Y. - The first
hockey star to defect from the
Soviet Union said Sunday his life
has undergone "great changes" the
past week and they "have been for
the better."
Alexander Mogltay. regarded by
some as the world's best amateur
hockey player, spoke during a
SS-mtnute news conference In
which Buffalo Sabres General Managrr Gerry Meehan prevented Ihr
player from responding lo question*
about his defection and status in the
United States.
"I'm grown up now and I have to
make my own decisions." Mogtlny
.said
. . . through
- an interpreter,
.
“ My
life's undergone great changes. Thr
rliangr* liavr been lor Ihc heller."
Moglluy. 20. dclrclrd In Swrdrn
laic Iasi week following the World
Hockey Championship, lie arrived
In Bullalo Friday evening, met with
U.S. Immigration olDi-lals late Fri
day and s(M-nt a quirt Saturday.
The Sabres draln-d ihc right wing
in Ihr filth round of ihc 1988
amateur drult. Mu ltan salt! Mogtlny
signed an agrremenl with Hit- club,
allhough irnn* were not divulged.
Ills playing slums still i* uncer
tain. |M-ndmg ihc outcome ot im
migration preceding*. H riirdld
Ferro, district direr lor ol Uu- U.S
Immigration and Naturullrallon
Service, said ihc Sovlt-I has not yd
sought (Mtliiical asylum
Meehan salt! In- s|Hikc Sanml.iv
with NHL President John Ziegler
aliout Ihc defection and will forward
a report to him by Monday.
Meehan would mil Irl Mogtlny
uiiswrr questions about Ills reactfon
lo bring charged hy a Soviet
military rourl with desertion Soviet
newspapers have unus e d ihe
S a b r e s o I ‘ ‘ p i r a c y " and
"gangsterism." hut the Sabres liavr
denied having anything In do wllh
Moglluy'* defection.
M o g l l u y a |i p r u r c d s t o l e
Ihroughmil the news rniiferrtirr
and smiled only brlrlly while
exchanging comments with the
Interpreter.
Mogtlny said he felt a mother,
lather and older brother In thr
Soviet Union and I io|m-s lie "has not
Id i ihem forever.” lie said hr
I s s Defect, F ig s 38
T H E B E S T CO VER AG E O F SPO R TS IN YO UR AREA,. READ T H E SANFORD HERALD D AILY
•q
�I B — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. May 8. 1989
STATS & STANDINGS
JACK N tC K lA U S
NBA PLAYOFFS
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NBA Rtoyottt
Flrtf Rama
a * t i« f m
(All tll»* k IO T)
I
April IF - LA Lakert IM. Portland Ml
April M - LA Lakart 111. Portland IM
Mar 1 - LA Lakart I Ik. Portland IM
Major L*agu* B— Dill. 1
A M ER IC A N L E A O U E
Coal
l O tldan SOatt wtwa korttk l a )
April IF - Gctdtn Slata 111. Utah 110
April a - Golden Slate M. Utah tl
M ir I — Golden stale IM. Utah IM
RRoealtvt. Chaim
I PRooMt wtat tartat M I
April M - PheeWi 1*4. Denver IM
April a - Phaanlr in . Denver 114
May I - Pheenii IM. Oenver III
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April a - Saattla 111. Houtien 107
April a - Saattla IM. Houtkan OF
May J - Hauttan IM. Saattla I0F
May I-S a attla M. Hauttan at
Rati at Save*
Kalter* Cawteeawce
Outage r t New Vert
May f - Chicago at New York, l e m
May II — ChiceMal New York. I p m
Mar tl — New York at Chicaga. I p m
Mar It - Flaw York at Chicago. I p m.
a Mar W -ChicM oetNew Y ark.lp m.
■ May 10-N e w Vert at Chicago. TBA
■ Mar 71 — Chicaga el FOew York, I p m
May It - MiiwatAaa at DaOralt. I p m.
Mar 11 — MilwiMaa at DaOralt. ( p m
Mar u - Detroit at Milwaukee, i :a p t
Mar H -O a tra lla f Mllwaukaa.lp m
Mar 17— Milwaukee at Detroit. Ip m
May to - Detrail at Milwaukee. TBA
May » — Milwaukee at Detroit. TBA
Seattle at. LA Lohon
I LA WAart Nad tartat 11 I
May 7 - LA Lakart 111. teottH Wl
May 10 - Seattle at LA Lakart. It M p m
May II — LA Lahertat Seattle II M p m
May 1 4 - L A Laker te l Seattle. 1 a p m
■ May U - Seattw al LA Lakart. II M
pm
> May I I - LA L a tw t at SaattH. TB A
■ May M -S a a tt H N LA Lakart. 1 M R m
•atdenttaHaa. PRoekt
I Paaewlt Hada tartat H I
May t - Phoami ia .G o ld in S ta H 111
May I - Goldin SH N at Rhoonii. M M
pm
Phooma m Golden Slata. M M
pm
Phaenn al Galdan StaH. I M
pm
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pm
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TB A H t a teat at tad
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Kryilkowiek 1 7 ( 0 1 ReberH ( I I ( ( IS.
Stkma 111 11 1 Humphnei 4 7 7 ( II.
Moncrnt 1 1 1 1 k. Mahrkkl 4 7 1111. Pierce
•1 11 I t II . Breuer I t 0 ( 4 . Groan 14 11 * .
B re w n S ttO S TatalkB 7 tM M M
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Kencak i t t l (. WIHInt » M 4 7 n .
Melone 1 11 l i t II . R n r r i t II I I It. Them
4 10 11 II. BettH 4 t l 11 *. Webb ( ! ( ( ( .
Carr ( I I I ) , LevmmHn 11 ( ( I Tolelt
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1 1. Humphr>et 0 I. MMetkl I I, Pierce 1 II .
Atlanta I I I IWHktni (1 Makne I I. R ive n
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le u lt Milwaukee I L
Atlanla I I . Ra
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111
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Milwaukee
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detente).
Atlanta
(illegal detente I . A UJ70
CHICAGO ( I t l l
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Cartwright 4 7 t l 14 Hedge! t i l g g 10.
Jordan 1711 i l l tt. Sellen I I BB I.
, Cortina 1 4 00 1. Vine wit 1 1 (1 1 . D e n t 00
0 00 To te ll4 0 (J M M Bl
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Daugherty K i l l . H aper 0 It 11 n . Prke
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It T i l l 14 too
M in in -M i
M M 17 M -lo e
Three point g o o lt-P gg o n I. Hedge! |.
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Unbound! Chicago IF (Pippon Wl. Clave
lend 14 I Daugherty III A tt it H - Chkags
70 (Jordan t l. Cleteland M (Price 71
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II Threat! 4 11 1 1 1 A Johntan t t f t 0
Total! 41 71 It M 101
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you make the transition to
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7 ir i(B -t ii
Seattle L Baifimar* l
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movies. I know of more qualliy
(
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71-111
lAMIMtat IO T I
films about football ("North
Gone LUttar. ASH
• 7 in -in
T a u t (Brawn I I I at New York
M ISLPIaretH
Don M m o n p iN . ASM
0(1 1 7 1 -1 1 1 Dallas pony" and "The Longest
IH pw k M S II.7 M p m
Bruce Cramp ten 1.0 0
717I0B— 111 Yard" are Just two examples)
lAMNmet I O T I
Calltamra IBlyHaan 111 al
7(71(0-111
Bob Brut. IS M
(A H ia n d trlll.7 Mpm
and basketball ("Hoosiera" and
WMd
Card
Ser
MW#
Hill.
1.I7B
71 71( 0 — 111
SaattH (Dunne I II al TergnH (((H P I
O
kk
Hondrkktan.
1170
71 7(71-111 even "One on One"| than about
Beet
at
Ftve
11.7 M p m
Don
BWt.
IS
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WkMiaak Tacoma
(K I7 t -ll!
baseball.
Oakland IMaare I I I at
Kon tllll. I.tM
(0 7 1 7 I - I I I
I WtcRRa Hkdk tar H i I I I
IM ila c k lIII.7 M am
Being both an avid baseball
Al OeWergor. I.IM
717(71-111
April M - Wkhlla t. Tacoma I
Mmnaeata (Reader
Doug DaliHt. t .m
71 7) 71-111 fan and a film bulT. I'm always
April If - W khlla 7. Tacoma t
(Beddickar 11|. 7.11pm
Joe Jimonot. I MS
M 7 1 7 I -I W
Mar t - Tacoma I. Wkhlla 4
thrilled when the twain meet
cnicata IHlIHgat I I I
Bufch Baird. I . M
717(71-114
May I — Tacoma el Wkhlla. t M p m
IWagman 1 11.1 a p m
Bab Erkktan. I.IM
Ft 71(0-111 and eventually disappointed by
• May II - Wkhlla W Tacawta. W M p m
7(71(0-11 1 the results. Until "Bull Durham"
I Winner plert Baltirrwre in other remit veal Lee EM W . I.IM
MMnatala al BatHn. night
Phil Redgert I.IM
7(71 ( ( — I I I
tarHkl
last summer, therr wasn't a
Center*le al Dalrtll. night
717(71-111
J
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OaotM.
I.IM
SaattH al Taranto, nlghl
John
Paul
Cam.
I.IM
70 7 ( 71-111 baseball movie I could rrcomOak land al Baltimara. nlghl
Deray Simon. I AM
7174(7—IW mend to a friend, exrepl for
Bait « t Seven
Chicago al MllweiAee. nlghl
Tammy Aaron. 1AM
71tmb- iw possi bl y " B a n g Ihe
rum
T»»at al New York, night
Char
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Owtnt.
I
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Ckveiend al Kaneai City, night
Babe HHkay. 1AM
71 Ft K —IW slowly."
May 1 — Van Dwge 7, Donate
Thai trend teemed to be con
Frank Board. 1AM
May t - Pallet I. San Dwge I
M TO Fg— IW
N A TIO N A L L E A G U E
Tam Shaw. IA N
May II - Sen Owgoet Collet.• M p m
F ( FI 71— IW
tinuing. After the release or
Bill
CallMt.
l.M
f
Ttnig-IIT "Bull Durham." several olher
May 11 — San Dtageet Oellet. ( M p m
W L
DaH Oeuglau. I.M i
May W - San Dwgaat Dal let. ( M p m
74 71 71-117
M 11
New York
Al ChandMr. l.Mf
T I M 74-117 diamond-related films hit ihe
• May l ( - Dal let M San Dwge. W M p r
17 11
CM
71 7(71— 111 screen. You probably missed
Quintan Gray. I.M (
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May
M
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M
San
OWge.
W
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Agtm Bardha. I.tM
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71 M 7 I - I W
them, buf "Stealing Home"
Mika FetcMck. I.IM
74 71 7 1 -I N
PMiadHphW
717170-1W came out lale last year while
Hamara fiancee. I.IM
Pittsburgh
George Loaning. I AM
71 7(71-110 "Major League" was recently
74 74 71— IM
Billy Mae wall. (M
Cincinnati
released.
Oeug
Sonde
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W
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71
7(74— IM
San Francltce
To be honest. I couldn’t lell
Gerwrer DkkMtan. «| l
74 0( 77— IM
San Dwge
Jack Fleck. (M
74 7114— I I I
you much about these Iasi two
71 717 1 -S I
Atlanla
D kk Rhyan. (M
n n n - m offerings. I dldn‘1 have the nerve
HawH Jahntan. AM
n n n - m to pay to aee "Stealing Home"
ICltWd with tyga al car. lapt campH Wd and
H n it - m after watching a preview for It.
CharHk Sittard. (M
wmner't avvragv tpaad I
Na* Vert |. Hauttan I
Bill
JH
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n.
M
n n n -m
I.
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Ford.
IM
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San Franciteat St LeuitO
And while I don't hold much
Jim O'Ham . M t
7 (7 0 7 4 -0 1
mph ; I Tarry L tk vn h . Ford. MS. 1 Mark
Cine email 7. Philadelphia t
hope for “ Major League.'' I'll
7 (7 (7 0 -0 1
MaHm. Ford. IM. 4 Morgan Shaphard.
Atlanla IL Manttstl 1
71 n FS—713 probably go see It In Ihe nrur
Oeug Sard. MO
Panliac. IM . S DarrWI Waltrlp. Ch*vr*H 1
Lat AngvWt 1. Chicaga (
Bay
BaaiH.
M
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Ft
7
1
0
4
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San Otago A PlTHfcurgh I
future.
71M 71—0 4
I Kan Schrader. ClwrraH I. IM ; 7. Harry
Then suddenly, amid this flow
M TS 7 1 -0 4
Dan Morgan. MS
HoutHn I Nvw York I
Gant. OMkmaMH. IM. ( DaW Earnhardt.
Chevrolet. IM . » Nail Bennett. Ford. IM . W
o f unappealing fare, comes
Atlanla T.Mantrael 1
Rutty Wallace. Panliac IM
Philadelphia I. CMcUmeti S
"Field of Dreams. "
II am EIIHtt. Ford IM . II. Gaett Badme.
Sen Otagt). Plttthurgh I
White "Field of Dreams" is
ChovroHI IM . I I Attn KtdwkAI. Ford. IM:
Chicaga A Lat AngoHt >
primarily a baseball movie, its
It (H r im t Marlin. OMtmtBIH. IM . II. B k k
San Francltce I. SI Lautl I
M .B N 7
Wilton. O d tm aa iH. I S
appeal and charm conics from u
(AJOuwat ( D T I
W A J ; Foyl. OW m aSIH. IM. 17 Phil
(Par 711
huder. less definite story. On a
New Tark lOtedt 111 al Cmcmnall Par tank. OtdtwMMH. IM . W Lake Spaed.
Jull Ink:
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more esoteric level, the movie Is
OidtmtSiH. IM . l« Srgtt Badma. Ford. IM.
ia iia io .7 M p m
Bvtti Da
2144 24— I I I
M D a w Marc it. Chovmtvl. IIF
Mantrial
IGrett 1 tl
9449 94-111 about following one's drrams
It Michaal Wanna Panliac. I(t ; n San
IKnapper 1 1 ).( M p m
H 2144-914 and being true to yourself. To
II.IM
Matt. OtdtmtMH. 1(4 11 Richard Patty,
21 24 94-114
I I.tM
Panliac. lit ; I t Gram Adcea. ChavraHI. Wl.
San Francltea al Chicago
21 29 21-114 get these points across. Il uses
II.IM
M E m w Irvan. Panliac Wl
Let AngtWt al PlttWurgh. night
Jan SHfhanaan. II.IM
214429-114 baseball as a vehicle.
M CharIH Baker. O wvraHI. I Ft, V Dick
Allanla al PhlladtlWua. night
Cmdy F ig gC u rrH r. 11,11
214414-114
Kevin Costner la the star In
TrlckH. (uick. 177; M K yH Patty. Panliac.
New Varkal Cmcmnall. mghl
2122 24-112
Ilf . I t Larry Paanan. Bukk. W (. M
San Dwge at Si Lamt. nlghl
Krttll A M f t 4.912
F i n 29-112 "Field of Drrams." Just us hr
Dvrr Ike Capa. Pam lac. W (
Montreal al HoutWn. mghl
2444 21-912 was In "Hull Durham." Hut don't
4.912
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Phil
1.921
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Barkdall. OtdtmaSIH. W (. U Hu* Strkklm.
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M Jm» (outer. Pgitiac. Wt; 17 Crag
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May I - Philadalpnia 1. Montreal I
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May I - Montreal 1. WultdilphlaO
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that features, among others.
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Oak lend
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Kantot City
SoottH
Chicago
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While I nliiiiild (Nilni out tli.it
Ihere In a certain ammiiil or
overly M-nttmi-ntal nrlilock dial
weigh* flown do- Mtory. II iIik-m i ' i
Miller lerrlbly Irmn II. Ill fad. If
you're a clo*ct M-nilnii-ntulliki la*
lii(i*t Ikim-IkiII fail* seem In be I.
you may initially enjoy die lug*
ui yourlicariMrliig*.
Based til) die IkKik "Shoeless
Joe" liy W .l1. Klnsella. "Field »r
Dreams" Isn'i a |x-rled literal
Interpretation Ian doe* lalthfully
e u p iu re the em otion Ilia)
Klnsella leels lor Ihe guine and
wlial hinds him In II.
May lx- It's because luiseliall
season Is generally assix-lated
with spring, hill authors will iise
Imm -Im II as a *|Kirt* metaphor lor
n-hlrdi and die renewal of hope
dial comi-n with the spring.
"Field of Dreams" follows dial
metaphor, however unlikely
Mimeol Ihe plot l wtsln may tic.
At Ihe heart of Costner's
p e rso n a l search " F ie ld of
lircaniM" Is "S h o e le s s Joe
Jackson, one oi infamous eight
Chleago Willie Sox ( barged will)
Ibrowing Ihe I till) World Scries.
Jackson, (lit- lavorlle player of
thr lather of Coslner's rharuder
III die Him. was a pari of die spill
between latlu-r and son and.
without giving awuy nxt much of
Ihe plot, a purl ol the n-coufllla-
llflll.
In the end. "Boll Durham"
and "Field of Dreams" has much
more In common than Just
Costlier. As the charader Annie
Savoy said In "Boll Durham."
"Nothing Iced* my soul day In
und t la y out like the religion ol
IM M -I t a ll." Ill "Field ol Dreams."
we find dui why dial muy lx-so.
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Hand troubles Canseco again
D E T H O I T — O a k la n d A th le tic *
a lu g g r r Ju n e C a n s e c o a p p e a r* to
h a v e re in ju re d h la ha A d w h ile o n
re h a b ilita tio n a s s ig n m e n t In th e
m i n o r le a g u e s.
G e n e ra l M a n a g e r S a n d y
A ld e ra o n aatd S u n d a y C a n s e c o
w ill fly to O a k la n d M o n d a y o r
T u e s d a y to be e x a m in e d . L a s t
y e a r ’s Most V a lu a b le f l a y e r In
th e A m e r ic a n L e a g u e h a a n o t
p la y e d fo r Ih e A th le tic * th l*
se a so n .
A ld e ra o n , s p e a k in g a fte r
O a k la n d de fe a te d D e tro it 5 -4 .
aald C a n s e c o felt p a in In h is left
h a n d w h e n h e w a a ja m m e d o n
h la firs t a t-b a t S u n d a y w h ile
p la y i n g fo r H u n t s v ille o f th e
S o u t h e r n L e a g u e , b u t d e c id e d to
t r y a g a in .
" O n th e s e c o n d , he felt m o r e
p a i n ," A ld e ra o n s a id .
C a n s e c o r e p o r te d to th e
D o u b le -A fa r m c lu b S a t u r d a y fo r
a 2 0 -d a y r e h a b ilita tio n a s s ig n
m e n t. H e w e n t l-f o r -4 a n d
s co re d a r u n In h la first g a m e
S a t u r d a y n ig h t.
C a n s e c o Is s u ffe rin g fro m w h a t
w a a d la g n o a e d a s a s tre s s
fr a c tu r e o f th e h a m a te bo n e .
" W e ’ll a re w h a t th e e x a m in a
tio n s h o w s ," A ld e ra o n s a id . " B u t
w it h a ll th a t p a in , II lo o k s lik e h e
e ith e r a g g r a v a te d ll o r re fra c tu re d It .”
Fittipaldi cra cks In d y speed m ark
I N D I A N A P O L I S — E m e r s o n F U tIp a ld l d r o v e Ih e
fastest la p e v e r re c o rd e d o n th e o p e n in g w e e k e n d
o f In d ia n a p o lis 5 0 0 p ra c tic e , r e a c h in g 2 2 1 .3 4 7
m p h S u n d a y i n p r e p a r a t i o n f o r th e 7 3 r d
tn d la n a D o tls 5 0 0 .
F ittip a ld i, d r i v i n g a 1 0 8 9 P C - 18 C h e v ro le t,
re a c h e d to p sp e e d In th e A n a l m in u t e s o f th e
d a y 's p ra c tic e , c ir c lin g th e 2 V t-m lle In d ia n a p o lis
M o to r S p e e d w a y o v a l In 4 0 .6 5 5 s e c o n d s .
“ W e w o rk e d o n th e h a n d lin g a n d Ih e b o o s t a ll
d a y lo n g a n d A n a lly , th is a fte rn o o n , w e p u l It a ll
t o g e th e r ." a a ld F ittip a ld i, w h o tu r n e d In Ih e h o t
la p u n d e r s u n n y s k ie s a n d te m p e ra tu re s In th e
lo w 5 0a . " I d i d n 't e x p e c t tt. If th e w e a th e r s ta y s
c o o l, 2 2 5 ( m p h ) c o u ld be a c h ie v e d ."
D e fe n d in g c h a m p io n R ic k M e a n la st y e a r
e s ta b lis h e d s p e e d w a y la p re c o rd s , w h ic h c a n o n ly
b e act In q u a lif y in g o r th e ra c e , w it h a la p o f
2 2 0 .4 5 3 m p h a n d a fo u r -la p a v e ra g e o f 2 1 9 .1 9 6
m p h . M e a n last y e a r a ls o d r o v e th e fastest
u n o ffic ia l la p e v e r re c o rd e d a t Ih e s p e e d w a y at
2 2 2 .8 2 7 m p h .
F o u rte e n d r iv e r s s u rp a s s e d Ih e fastest p r e v io u s
o p e n in g S u n d a y la p o f 2 1 3 .3 7 1 m p h set In 198 7
b y M a rio A n d r e t t i. A rte L u y e n d y k set a o p e n
in g -d a y p ra c tic e re c o rd o f 2 1 3 .6 7 5 m p h o n
S a tu rd a y .
L a s t y e a r, n o b o d y e x ce e d e d 2 2 0 m p h u n t il Ih e
f o u r th d a y o f p ra c tic e , a n d n o d r i v e r re a c h e d 2 2 1
m p h u n t il t h e fifth p ra c tic e d a v .
M ic h a e l A n d r e t t i re a c h e d 2 2 0 .8 5 8 m p h after
o n ly a n h o u r o f p ra c tic e . H e a ls o re c o rd e d la p s o f
2 1 8 .4 9 9 m p h a n d 2 1 7 .6 0 1 m p h In h is 1 9 8 9 L o la ,
a c a r p o w e re d b y th e C h e v ro le t V - 8 e n g in e th a t
h a s d o m in a te d I n d y -c a r r a c in g fo r th e pa st y e a r.
“ It feels p r e t t y g o o d b u t It's s till e a r ly . " M ic h a e l
A n d r e t t i aald. " Y o u 'r e n o t g o in g to get b e tte r
c o n d itio n s t h a n th e s e . T h e tra c k Is o n ly g o in g to
w o rs e aa th e w e e k go e s o n . It h a s a lo t to d o w it h
ih e tr a c k a n d th e U rea . T h e y 'r e b o th b e tte r th a n
la st y e a r ."
M ic h a e l A n d r e t t i seek s h la s ix t h I n d y s ta rt. H e
h a a fin is h e d fo u r th , flflh . s ix t h a n d e ig h th In th e
p a s t, b u t th e s o n a n d te a m m a te o f 1 9 6 9 w in n e r
Mario A n d r e t t i s a id t h is y e a r 's c a r g iv e s h i m th e
be st c h a n c e h e h a s e v e r h a d of w in n i n g at
In d ia n a p o lis .
" E v e r y t h i n g a b o u t th e te a m a n d Ih e c a r Is
c lic k in g . W e J u s t h a v e to k e e p It g o in g a ll m o n t h . "
M ic h a e l A n d r e t t i aald.
Winston
DerbyIB
December. In
the Santa Anita Derby, the colt
w a a fifth, beaten b y 16 44
lengths by Sumtay Silence.
Tests after that race showed
H ouston d eh y d rate d a n d In
electro ly te Im b alan ce. A fte r
treatment, he won the Derby
Trial by five lengths April 39.
b u t h e a p p e a re d sh o rt o n
stamina in the Derby.
W hllU ngham a y s outside elcnicnti, rather than
M c O a u g h e y 'a horse, are the
threats to Sunday Silence's T ri
ple Cream chances.
"Y o u have to keep your h o n e
sound and luck has a lot to do
with It." he a i d . “ You can't
push on them loo much, but you
don't want to let him get too dull
either."
Aa o f Sunday, only three other
Derby h o n e s s e c t considered
p ro b a b le for Ihe F resh n ess:
Houston, fifth-place H awkater
and sixth-place Northern Wolf.
Danail. w h o w as fourth, w as
Hated a a poatble P re a k n e a
starter along with Notation, w ho
w aa scratched two hours before
the Derby, apparently because o f
the mud.
T w o non-Derby starters —
Diamond Donnie and Rock Point
— possibly m ay run In the
s e c o n d Jewel o f the T r ip le
CrownSeveral Derby horses will be
pointed tow ard the M ay 30
Jersey Derby, including A w e
Inspiring. M tb -p la c e finisher
F a u lt le s s E n s ig n a n d W in d
Splitter, w h o area 11th.
L u k a aald Shy Tom . w ho w a
10th. would return to N ew York
and run on w a a . Tentative
plans call for Irish Actor and
Triple Buck, who were seventh
and ninth reafwcttvely, to skip
the P re a k n e a and race In the
M ay 28 Peter Pan. traditional
prep to the Bebnont.
Clever Trevor, an early leader
w h o faded to 13th. w a Matted
to the May 25 St. Paul Derby.
T ra in e r H a rv e y V a n le r a i d
la s t -p la c e W e s t e r n P la y b o y
would be given a rest and then
run In the June 17 Ohio Derby.
IB
h erd cam e out o f the cau
tion In first place, but soon
surrendered the lead to Allison
and finished fourth.
W altHp w a fifth — the highest
finish by a driver In the new
Chevrolet Lumlna. which made
Ita N A S C A R d e b u t . K e n
Schrader w a sixth, followed by
Harry Oant. Dale Earnhardt, Nell
Bonnet! and Rusty Wallace.
A total at 19 cars finished on
Ihe lead lap.
The final c a t io n flag w a
triggered when Michael Waitrtp
spun between the third and
fourth turns, causing a chainreaction pile-up Involving Phil
Barkdotl. Hut Stricklin. Chad
L i t t le , E r n i e I r v a n . L a r r y
Pearson. Ricky Rudd and Kyle
Petty. None o f the d riv e n re
ceived serious injuries. Petty
w a - the only accident victim
w h o w a on the lead lap.
" I d o n 't k n o w w h a t h a p
p e n e d ," P e tty aald. “ S o m e c a re
g o t to g e th e r In fr o n t o f m e a n d I
h a d n o w h e r e to g o . O t h e r t h a n
b e in g te ed off. I 'm O K . "
Defect
IB
thought about
defecting far ' m aybe a y ear" but ' circumstance*
did not make It m aalhlr "
"It's very hard to take a atep lAte that." he aald.
Mogtlny h a been rom anUcaly linked to a
University o f A ladu -A nch orage student he met at
the W orld Junior Hockey Champlonahips last
December. Moglkiy said the relationship with
Tcra Harrington, 23. had nothing to do with hla
defection.
"S h e 's Just an acquaintance. Just a friend." he
dd.
Harrington luld Aflenbladet, a Swedish news
Playoffssealed the upset
when he aank I eg 2 free throsra.
" W e had a lot o f chances, we
Just didn't pul them a w a y ."
Atlanta's Doc Rivera aatd. "T h is
r a l l y hurts."
A s much a the Bucks had lo
rely on a learn concept to b a t
the Hawks, the Bulla relied on
three-time N B A scoring leader
Jordan.
At Richfield. Ohio. Jordan hit
a 15-foot Jumper with no time
rem aining to help Ihe Bulla
a d v a n c e . J o rd a n sc o re d 44
paper. she w a surprised by M o f ln y a defection.
" I think he did this for the sport." she sold,
"not ro m uch for m e ."
____ _
_______________
Mogtlny met briefly with some Sabre players.
Including defensemen Mike Ramsey and Phil
Houatey, goalie Jacques Cloutier and winger Dave
Andreychuk.
"It's a trying dtuatlon for a 2 0 year-old kid to
l a v e hla country." aald Ramsey, w ho said he had
not seen Mogtlny play. "F o r him lo make the
ISoviet I national l a m at 30 shows he h a to be a
quality player.
" T h e (Sabreal organisation h a to be licking
their chops to get a prospect like this, especially
as a flflh-round drsil choice.”
points. In cludin g 17 in the
fourth quarter. He scared 50
points Friday night when the
B u lla lost in o v e rtim e an d
averaged 39.8 points In the
five-game playoff aeries.
“ I think you a w one o f the
great d u tc h performances you'll
ever a a from Michael J ordan."
Bulls Coach Doug CoUina aald.
The lead ch ain ed hands nine
times in the final 4 h minutes,
including four time* in the last
minute when Jordan and Ehki
traded lead-changing baskets
Ehfo nailed a » pointer for the
Cavaltera with 51 seconds left to
Sanford Herald
D E L IV E R Y
Call: 922*2111
MONDAY thru FRIDAY
5:90 p.m. Ill 9:90 p.m.
.SUNDAY
0.-00 A.M. III 1&00 A.M.
"SAME DAY DELIVERY IS OUR GOAL"
p u t C le v e la n d o n to p 0 8 0 7 .
J o r d a n h it a J u m p e r w it h s ix
s e c o n d s left a n d I h e B u lla le d b y
one.
C h i o s d r i v i n g la y u p w it h th re e
s e c o n d s left g a v e th e C a v a lte rs a
1 0 0 -0 0 le a d .
" E h l o s c o re d w it h lo o m u c h
li m e le ft ." J o r d a n jo k e d .
J o r d a n w o rk e d h im s e lf free fo r
th e in b o u n d * p a s s fro m B r a d
S e lle rs . H e g a v e E h l o Ih e s lip
a n d h a d t h r w in n i n g s h o t in ih e
a ir w h e n th e b u s t e r s o u n d e d .
J o r d a n , w h o h a s le d th e le a g u e
in s c o r in g r a t h trf th e last th re e
s e a s o n s , c o n v e rt e d
17 o f 3 2
fie ld -g o a l a tte m p t* a n d 0 of 13
free t h r o w s S u n n y .
Lo
b
A n B fflB g L fffc M B
112
SoatUt BupfffsofiicB 102
I n th e o p e n in g g a m e of a
W e s te rn C o n fe re n c e s e m ifin a l
s e rie s, th e L u s A n g e le s L a k e r s
de fe a te d th e S e a ttle S u p e rS o n lc *
1 1 3 -1 0 2 .
J a m e s W o rth y s c o re d 28
points and M a g ic Johnson added
0 of h is 21 In i h e first five
m in u t e s of Ih e k m r l h quarter to
a llo w Ih e t a ik r r s to ta k e th e
opener ol their smiUitial.
D e r r ic k M c K r y p a c e d S e a ttle
w tth 2 3 p o in t s S e a l lie ’s D a le
E llls . t h r N B A s t h ir d le a d in g
s r n r r r w h o a v e ra g e d 2 8 .3 p o in ts
a g a in s t th e L a k r r s In t h r r e g u la r
sea s o n , h a d Just 10 S u n d a y a n d
o n ly 7 In th e s r a m d h a ll
G a m e 2 of H ie b e st-a t . * r v r n
M -rle s Is s c h e d u le d fo r W e d n e s d a y n ig h t at th e F o r u m , w it h Ih e
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IN RE ThaMarrlaf*at
ROBERT F. LINZ. JR.,
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ana
TIN A S . LINZ.
N O TIC I OP S N C R IP P-ttAlB
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN
toal By virtu* ** Rial cartam
Writ *1 Ewcutton H .uad aul at
and undtr to* «*tl at toa Circuil
Cauri at Samlnal* Caunly.
FtorMa. upwi a final luPmwwnt
ranmyad to to* atormato caurt
an toa n rd day at May. A D
NOTICE BP ACTION
TO: TIN A S LINZ
IM M ERRITT ROAD
FARMINOOALI, N. V. 1IT1S
YOU ARE NO TIFIED MM pn
action tar otiaaiuiton al Mar
ru
I h IIFF
ppO.
M *urH
Etadblsols
HTIIO Caunty.
In Mpl
ulrad I*
aarw a capy *»
datonaaa. it any to it, an P*tt
ttonar a attomay. atoaaa na^n*
11. DAVID L. ER VIN . I S
QUIRE, and wbaw aPPtw It.
IN* E. HWY. 4M. P O. BOX » .
A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S .
R l l I S l S and li to M# *rl(lnal
wlto to* Clark *1 to* Circuit
Caurt, Civil Dlvltton. Ml H
titf/Cauntor Datonpmi. - v s •ultdM* CntorprlHl *1 Ftortd*.
I n c . , b a I a n ■
Pant/Ctuntor-Plaintiff, which
aton mM Writ af Bmcvfton wat
P*i iwrap to m* m lharift al
Samtoato Caunty, FtorM*. anp I
am. Ml ar baton Jura I. IM*.
aMarwlM. a Judpimih) tor Ma
nllaf npuattoP to Ma Patttton
tor oiwaiutton *l Marn a** may
b* *ntor*d apamtl ywu
WITNESS my hand and *a*l
al M u caurt an April TT. im *.
M ARYANN! MORSE
AiCtorbPlM* Caurt
At Dtputy Clark
(caurt taai)
PubIHh; May 1,1. IS. I t IM*
O il M
IN t h r c i r c u i t c o u r t o f
T N I I M N T I I N T N JUDICIAL
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
C A t l NO. M TtiT-CAPbP
SUN BANK. N A . tormarly
knawn a* FLAGSHIP BANK OF
S IM IN O LI,
RICNAROC. SMITH,
Individually. M ui. M M-.
M O T tC IO F IA L I
NOTICE I I HEREBY GIVEN
MWanttnamdayal Junt. IMF.
at i l M A J N . M M aW M iFrant
Otar al M* SaniinMi Caunty
CnrMauM. M Santor S FtorMa.
Clantolltaltor
La*, t and I. Stock 1 I .J .
•IHI T I T SUBDIVISION. PC■ ■ *■ - - b
M e - l >4
Wd
w I pB I t m i PW> toWTreli Ml
rvcatp It nat pravMad By toa
City at tantorp IF S TM d M )
PubllihM avl IN*.
D I E IT
NOTICE OP
FICTITIOUS N AM I
Nat to* it haraby (iw n that I
am wwaaM to but man at SN
F Ichor Rd . Winter Sprlnpt.
Samtoato Caunty. FtorMa unpw
to* Fklittout Name at BIO
BUCK CONSTRUCTION INC.,
anp toal I intonp la nototor t*M
nam* nito toa Clark at to*
Circuit Caurt, Samtoato Caunty,
FtorMa In accarpanca wlto to*
Pray it Ian t at lh* Flcllttoui
Nam* Statutot. TaWII: Sactlan
M l tt FtorMa Slalutot Iftr
._ i u jiw D. Hartman.
Publish April 14. AAay I. t. II.
ST.*
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS IMUBI
N**k . it haraby piwn toal wa
ar* m a n ia to bwtinatt al 14)
Hwy 4J4. Wtotor lprm*t. Fla.
Samtoato Caunty. Florida under
to* Fictittout Nam* at a J S
COUNTRY AAARKET. and that
wlto toa Clark *1 toa Circuit
Caurt. Samtoato Caunty. FtorMa
in acesctonea wlto to* Pro
vi.lont al to* Ficllliaut Nam*
Slatutot. la w n taction M lM
Florida Slatuto. last
. .. Raymond W Catoman
JamacJ Litwm
Publish April It. It. May. I. *.
IM*
OED IM
MOT ICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Halit# i. haraby *iwn toal I
am on*Had in butirwt. at TT*
Cab It Drive. L an*wood Fla
urt*. Samirwto County Ftorip*
under toa Fktilwui Ham* to
BARBARA s CREATIONS, and
toal I intond to rapittor u d
nam* Mto to* Ctork M to*
CMiutl Court. Samuwto Caunty.
Florida m accordant* wito Itw
Provision, ol the Firtitiaut
Ham* Slalutot. TaWiI Saciwn
at. F* F tor id* Slalutot itw
/1 RacbdiaHaal
Pubhth April IT. U May. I. I IM*
OED 141
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAJ*E
Halil* I. haraby *iv*n toal w*
a** m aa**a in butmet. at ID I
W ait Mh S tra ti Sominala
Caunty F ie ri* # under lh*
F ic lllia u t Hama ol F IR S T
IM P R E S S IO H S E A R L Y
CHILDHOOD DE V ELO PM EH T
C E N TE R , and toal wa intond la
rapittor wv.d nam* wito to*
Ctort *1 lh* Circuit Caurt.
Seminal* County Ftortd* in
accordant# mto to* Prevision,
af rtw F icr.twu. Ham* Statutot.
to toil Stolen at! 01 Florid*
Siaiuto. i»i»
. Mai* R Braoai
. Jam*. H |*0 Brae*. Jr
Publish May* 11 IT Tt IN*
d e e a*
Tk a n k tH y M
H M E f c l...
fo r k U O f US
fH N M
(true-Cm IlfVtCfL Inc.. i*M
BraparfF bam* lacatap in
Sammala Caunty. Fto-toa. mar*
p a rllc u la rly paicrlbaP at
toltowl AII rtoFit. tifto anp Mtor
ait at pYtonPanl Struc-Can
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—u. ip amto ^ U a i . 1mm
frK.
in ww ivimnn| .
O l ISM Fart FTN Pick Up
Truck, ( ll Cancwto Mlaar, (II
Whtbibarrawt, III Cancrato
wlto Hmtt. (II Tranch
. (I ) ScattolFto*! with 4
It) ISM bobcat Clark
at Sharif*
af lamlnato Caunty. FtorMa.
will M tt:M A M an Bto Mto
P w a* M m - A O IMF. Fftor tor
tato anp Mil to to* Mww»l
bMFar, tor c a « to hanP. aubfact
to *M and Ml aatottoR totoa. *•
toa Fran! (PtoWI Daw at ma
oMmmpi mff -flfoM IsmiMls fsimiir
km
lp * e p p
a^M^wwr I■T^^rp
^pp.
1 Thaf'taM tato to Mint mapt
to MttoFy toa torma al M M Writ
JthnlPaRi.Ntorin
Samtoato Ctomto. Ftortpp
PuBIHh: M M
A IS. n -Wlto
BtolatomtMw SLIMF
N I4
N O TIC I OP
PKTITtOUSNARM
Matte* It haraby *lwn mat w*
ara anaapad to butiiwtt at P.0
•aa (ksl, OvtoSa. FL TTtli,
Sam mala Caunty. FtorMa under
toa Fktmaut Name al LIQUIO
OF FLORIDA, and Mat
oust
Circuit
Ctuntr. FtorM#
Caurt,
tlltoni ft to*
FtortPP SMMa* IMF.
/VJuPHkL.ick
/V «M d w N L .Id i
PuMNh: M M A tL S t IF. ISM
D IE M
M. Public Bacardi M
Caunty, FlarMa.
SCRHNOL ■ caUSSTV
fvpBMWF pjf|| n
h t r t p l t a m a n t i anp a pAll
ctoiw
ty to bahaard at into haarto*
By arpto *1 Ma Ptannto* anp
ZwUn* Cammlttton at to* City
at tantorp. FtorM# tort Jr* Pay
•I May. IN*
Bram Carll. Chairman
im
l ii i aad
rll im
* NttY^p
w t o faolao
f*^re
OjlilirttfLULOX
w
wYVYF^w^rev
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: II
a pwian pacMat to aapaal a
to
Httod. Strut Can Sarvktt. Inc.,
map* purau*nt t t a Pinal
JuPEPtoM tntortP to Chrll N*
M TM JC Ad FP to Ma Circuit
Caurt M M* El*hto*nto JuPtoW
Circuit, to anp N
DATED Mto *M Pay *1 May,
IMF.
M ASVANN! R O S S I
Clark *1Mto Circuit Caurt
By: Jan al. Jawwlc
Owuty Clark
PuMtoh: May A IS IMF
M IP S
N O TIC I OP t M O I P P T SALE
NOTICE I S H t a t I V OIVEN
MM by virtu* M MM cartoto
Writ *1 f uncutton totuad aut M
and itoP*rM*w*l Mto* Circuit
Caurt at S rtw a ra Caunty,
N O TIC I OP
PUBLIC N IA B IN O
MAY » . ISM
l: N P M
Tba BaarP M Caunty Cammto
Hatton *s lamlnato Caunly.
FtorM*. tolll halt a nubile
bsprtn* to sanaMs* Rto tortow
P a r c t l ST In Sactlan JT,
TtanHMpM Banff M
A M IS
i at SnaoMII AaaP. to milt
I a* THutWlto - OM Mton
TM* puMk haarto* will ka
•M to S « m W IM *1 to*
nine* Campany. P lainlllt.
- r i - Natlanal inPamnlty
Campany. lama* I . Btoba anp
Slab* a a m m la m imuranca.
Inc. OManPaM. whl
Writ M E wcutton wa* i
Kd
to*. IMI
Straw. San
FMrtaa an Mm n . N**<
l.M p.m.
swp.
MPrin* m to* to*lic haarto*
..................Maartoaa may *#
n tun* to tuna m
Furtoar Patou.
a rtik b it by caiMn* m tin .
Caunty. FtorM*. and I haw
icribaP praparty awnap by
-SvStoii
bam* lacatad in Samlnal*
C a u n t y . F la r i P a . m a r*
p a rllc u la rly Patcrlbap *1
toitowi
Ail rt*M. into anp intonU M
IMI MarcaPti Sani Four
Dear Tap to* DRH4*J. VIN
and M* unMrM*rwd at Sharitl
M Samtoato Caunty. FtorM*.
will at II M A M an Ma l(M
day M May. A D IM*. attor tor
tato and tall to to* hiphmt
nadir, tor cath to hand, tubltct
to any and all aitoHnp tom*. M
tot Front l Wat11 Oaar M to*
•top* M toa Samtoato Caunty
C*urtoauta in tantora. FtorM*.
PttortoaP partanal
Thai Mid Mto to keen* map*
•a Mli.ly to* torn. M M d Writ
* lt.H u tw n
JahnF Pato. MarlH
Sammto. County. FtorMa
Pubiitowd April 14. May 1.1. II
Win. m Mto an May « . IM*
DEO i*I
toat Rut haarto*. Mm
t racarp at toa pra
MP tor torch purpaw.
•toy "toy naap to Maura Mat a
vuraasim
n to ta l
par Sactlan M U M . FtorMa
BOARD OF
COUNT V COSMSISSIONf as
U M IN O L I COUNTY.
FLORIDA
BY- SANOaAGLENN
ATTEST
M ARYANN! M O aiE,
CLERK
DISTRICT It
PuMHA M*yt. IMS
DEE *4
C ITTO P
L A B I SAABT. FLORIDA
NOTICE OP
PUBLIC N IA S INO
NOTICE l l H EB ER T GIVEN
by to* City Cammiuton W to*
CHy of Lab* Story. FtorMa toal
aaM Cammiuton will h*w a
Public Hawm* *n May II I N
a t t M P M .w a iN
amp'to" at an Ordinance an
into*
N O TIC I OP
PUBLIC M A R IN O
TO COSTS!DPR
A CONDITIONAL ITS!
HalHa to haraby *iwn tool a
Public Hear ui* win ka hold by
Hw PtoruiMi* and ZdMn* Cam
mitten m to* City Cammiwton
Champers. City Hail, laniard.
F torM i t l T M P M an Thur*
Pay. May id. >M*. to cant idto *
rawuatl tor a Carton tonal U N u<
a SC i Spatial Cammarc ml
LEGAL DEICBIPTION SEC
IS tWP Its RGE ME REG to
F t t OF SE COR RLK IN IR *
O f THE TOWN OF SANFORD
FUN C IM FT N IM FT W IM
F t IT O B E G IL E S S ST RDI AS
RECORDED IN THE PUBLIC
RECORDS OF SEM IN O LE
c o u n ty . F l o r id a
Bain* mart **n*r*lly to
scribed a . SN Wall Fulton
Slraot
Cantiienal U p * M u*I tod
Allow .n* a rocand. Ir*a.l*npin*
vyn *. parcel lr*Mi mar* too*
All partto. m intorotl and
clim n , mail haw an appartuni
ly ho.* hoard M Mto haw in*
Pi *rp*r *• to* Ptoruunp and
Zanin* Cammistwn al toa City
al Sarto**. Ftortoa toi. inn pay
*4 Apr** KM
*r«ra Car II. Chapman
Piannm* an* Zamn*
Cammiuton
ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II
a tartan toe to*, to a****1 a
Me ten marn wito rmpoct I*
any ma«*r canu mrpa al to*
■ben* mmlin* w h**cm* h*
m*. read * varwiun record *•
tot praemdm*. inciudm* tot
toll man, and ir d P K t which
r*cwd l. not pcauimd by tod
CHyallantoid iF lN t tH H l
PubnthMar* IM*
DEE to
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
C IT Y OF LA K E M AR Y
F l o r i d a , a m e n d i n g oaoi
NANCE NO 141 OF THE CITY
OF LAKE MABY. F LOB IDA
AS CODIFIED AT SECTIONS
I14MIC)(T>. IS4 MIC) 111. IM S'
ic m i. c b e a t in g a n e w
M INIM UM S TB E E T f a OH
TAGE REQUIREMENT FRO
TIDING TOR SEVERABILITY
CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVF
DATE
Th* Public M**r.n* will to
halt in toa City Comm.Her,
Chamfer, al IN H Country
Club Read. Lab* Mary Ftortoa
The Public H mailed to attend
and ka had'd Sato to o n * mar
k* lantintwa lr#m lima I* lima
wrln a final BKiswn it mam by
to* City Cammi.iwn C ry*, al
toa Ordrnanca in lull wa ave-l
able in to* City Ctork . OTt.ce.
IN E Lata Mary Bautovw#
Suita IIS. Lab*Mary. Ftortoa
a d v ic e
a
tap ed
re
CORD OF t h is M EETING IS
MADE BV t h e CITV FOR ITS
CONVEN IENCE THIS RE
CORO MAV HOT CONSTITUTE
AH ADEQUATE RECORD FOR
P U R P O S E S OF A P P E A L
FROM A DECISION MADE BV
THE CITV WITH RESPECT TO
THE FOREGOING MATTER
ANT PERSON WISHING TO
E N S U R E TH A T AN ADE
Q UATE RECORD OF THE
P R O C E E D IN G S IS M AIN
TAIN ED FOR APP ELLATE
PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO
MAKE THE NICESSART AH
RAHSEMEHTS AT HIS OR
HER OWN EXPENSE
ClTVOF
l a k e m a r v f l o r io a
LareiCdwerd. City Ctork
Oetod May 1 UM
Pub'-th M a ,t torn
D E E tl
�4 1 — Sanloid Hetald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. May B, 1969
B L O N D IE
b y C hic Y o u n g
i J u s t fin ishe d *
on,
that c h e s t y o u j t h a n k
wanted
^
IT m s TMO FEET BY Sir
F 1FT. kVASN T I T ’
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< you
A money
tamoo ADj_sTW6trs
; TO MAKE
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IT WAS SO *
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« n u ll d l lllt n ii In till
d illit l l l l v
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*■V*‘ H I Hltll SCC S p i l l s .111(1 i'.rnt tal health mav h a v e tn I n
h i .l i k i n g s
hul 1 w a s (I m hired II tnnvedi,
i i i ir t l 4it«f i t.ikmu Mi n i ii iil11
I tnu e\*r till lasts stirh as
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�Santwil Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. May 8
1985* —
People
Bromeliads bloom in living color
IN B R IE F
Fleet Reserve ladies welcome at lunch
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Carol Johnson shows oil the mottled variety of a bromellad.
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— Stolon! Htrald. Ran lord. Florida -
Monday. May 8, 1989
Legal NoUcti
Legal Notices
R EG IS TR A TIO N OF
F IC TIT IO U S NAM ES
W* ft# undarslgnad batng
duly m m , as htrttoy d»c (art
untor o*th n u t ltd n v n t l ol *11
N O TIC E OF
F IC TIT IO U S NAM E
Nolle* It hortby fIvan that tv*
art anfapaa in buttnott at Flo*
W o r ld . S tm in e i* C o u n ty ,
Florid* unoor in* Flctltlaut
Nam* ol Q U EEN S RANSOM
and Ihal w* inland to rafitior
taid nam* with Ih* Clark at th*
Circuit Court. SominoN County
Florid* in occordanc* with ih*
Provision* ol ih* Flctiliout
Nam* Stalutat. To Mil taction
MS OF Florida Slalutat ITS'
I Billy H Powar
t'Varonlco R Ponar
Publith Aarii It 14 Mav 1. •
n*»t or profttSNn cOrrkod V I
undar ft* n*m*(*| of Dank*
T in Can'd' Company in th*
County ol tomInoto. tlot* ol
Florid* *nd th# otlont *t ft*
intorattofaachamattoiiowt
Dank* Industrial Inc
MMI Dank* Clrclt Narft
II Batortburg. F L U " *
E it*nl *1 Intorast
ta x
Oanka Induttrio*. Inc
■ r NicheimM Arlartt.
Trooturor
Bvblish May* It. n 1*. ltd*
D EEM
D ED IN
N O TIC E OF
F IC TIT IO U S NAM E
Nolle* it haraby titan that I
am a n i m t m butinatt at P O
h o . S01I, Lon*nood FL JIFF*
Samlnol* County. Florid* undo'
Ih* Flctltlaut Nam* at IMAGE
S E TT E R g r a p h i c s and that I
Inland to rofittor told nam*
with th* Clark ol Ih* Circuit
Court. Samlnol* County. Florida
In accordanc* with Ih* Pro
vitiont at th* Flctltlaut Noma
statutat. Ta Wit Section MS M
Florida Slalutat iM l
iI'M Paaay
Publith Ad'll If. It. May. I. t.
I*
D ED IN
N O TIC E OF
PUBLIC N t a a iN O
T O C O N t lD t B
A CO N DITION AL V I I
Nolle* It haraby |iy*n Mol a
Public Hoo'tn* ttin bo ho id by
fho Pionnin* and lin in g Com
mission In th* City Cammittlon
Chambart. City Nall, Sanford
Florida at I M P M an Thurt
a*y. May IF. lt d . to contldtr a
roouott N r a Conditional Ut* In
*O C I. Oonoral Com martial
LEG A L D ESCR IPTIO N LOT
». I M M N IT F T O F LO T l«
ANO TH E SOUTH IS F T OF
L O T * . B L O C K >A .
D R EA M M O tO End SECTION.
P l a t b o o k a. p a g e m o f
TH E PUBLIC R E C O B O t OF
S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y .
FLO R ID A ANO ALSO TH E
NO R TH 44 F T O F LO T » ANO
A LL OF LO T 11. 14 AN D TH E
S O U TH M F T OF L O T 11
B L O C K f. O R E A M N O L D .
P L A T BOOK >. PACES « AND
Ft O F S A ID P U B L IC RE
CORDS; LESS A 'W U S If FI
Bam* mar* g tn tra lly do
tcribo d a t IM S S Franch
A**nu*
Canditlanai Uto E aquas tad
For canawmption an oromltot.
IN TN B C IR C U IT CO UR T IN
AN O FO B SEM INOLE
CO U N TY . FLO R IO A
CASE NO.: t l d t ! C A - U P
fr eed o m
s a v in g s
and
LOAN ASSOCIATION a Fadtr
ol Sovlnft ond Loon Atiacia
Han.
Plaintiff,
vt
M IC H AEL W G ILES an dO P A L
M G IL E S .h itw iN
OoNndantt
N O TIC E OF ACTIO N
TO M IC H AEL W G ILES and
O P A L M G ILES , hit wiN
YOU A E E N O T IF IE D Ihal an
actian an thot certain Pro
(history N o n d*Nd July It. last
hat bean Iliad ofamtt you and
you or* roauirod to t o r n * copy
ol your writNn drtvntot il any
on A abort F Both** Etauir*.
P lo ln tilf't ottornoy. whoso
addrat* It P O Bov IN . Wmwr
Pork. Florida UtFF. an or bolort
Juno I. ltat. and U N Ih* anginal
with th* CNrk *1 nut Court
tilhor botor* tor vie* on Plain
tiffs attorney or immodiaNiy
thoroottor. oThorwit* a dotoult
will bo onttrod OfOintt you tor
th* ro lN I domandod in ih*
ComaNlnt or Position
D A TE Don Apr IIM . it**
M A B YA N N E MORSE
CNrk *4 Circuit Court
■y JaonBrllNnl
At Doputy CNrk
(C O U R T SEAL!
Publith May I, I. It. It. IFF*
D EE If
All p triN t In
dtiiont thou how* an i
ty N b* hoard at aaid h**r in*
By orRtr *4 Ih* Pianmn* and
laninf Cammittlon at th* City
*4 tantord. Florida this * d day
*t May. IFFF
•r*m earn. Chairman
Pianmnf and Tan in*
A D v1ci*TO TH E P UBLIC II
a tartan dor a r t M aoaoai a
toctttoi mad* with raipoct n
any mattar M N Id R N at th*
tba 11 mootinf or haaring. ha
may nood a y*rbatim rocord *4
ma fracaadinfi includmf mo
Mttlmany and trito n c» which
rocord It nol pro i l i d by th*
C ltyo lla n N rd ( F t MS FIPS)
Pub lithM a yl Iff*
D EE IF
N O TIC E OF A C TIO N IN E M IN E N T M tA A IN IN TH E CIR C U IT
CO UR T O F T N E R IB FtTEB N TN JU D IC IA L CIR C U IT. IN ANO
FOR SEM IN O LE C O U N TY , F LO R ID A.
CASE N O M I I I K A M F
SEM INOLE C O U N TY , apolitical tuMiuKMn at ft* Vast at Florid*.
Potltlonar,
vt
EAO L L G B E C N E . TrwtN*; LAW BENCE H GOLUB TruaNt
O K E O L A GROVES a FNrld* Oanaral Partnarthip. W EDW ARD
YARBOROUGH, alt* knawn aa EDW AR D YARBOROUGH, and Ih*
unknawn apauaatatthaabava.it any; maw ham . touts**. aakign***.
ditart. INnart and all athar part lot claimtnp by.
I Da N ndanlt. *r alharwtia
ft* real piaaarli knawn at Ta t Parcel
Number I t M U SBC P M * M A P !
DaNndantt
T O . TH O S E A B O V E -N A M E D D E F E N D A N T S A N D TO A LL
P A R TIE S CLA IM IN O IN TE R S I T D T . T N DOUDFL U N D E R ON
A D A IN S T T N I N A M E D D E F E N D A N TS : A N D T O A LL P A R TIE S
N AY M B OR CLA IM IN O T O N A V I A N T R IA N T. T I T L E OR
IN T E R E S T IN T N E PROPE R T Y R E S C R IB E # BE LOW.
An Eminent Bantam Pptlllan. tafathar with i n Daciaralian *4
Tab Inf h M baan Iliad Mi th* tbt I ttyNd caurt N acfwMo certain
praparty MrNretN Mi SamlnaN County. PNrlda. deter wad ** NiNwrt
F IR E S TA TIO N *41 P A R C EL
F E E SIMPLE
A part Ian at Lai a . Southern Florid* Cltrua Company a plot at Tho
Geneva Tract. Plat Boob I. Papa M . Public Aocorpt *4 SamlnaN
County. Florida. lyMif Ml Section I I . Tawnohlp M Sp u n , lanpo »
« **t. SpminpN County. FNrld*. balnf mar* particularly daacrlb**
EaRinninf *i ft* miaraaction pi ft* sawih im n *4 Lai M. Sauftam
FNrld* Cltrua Cam panyl plat ol ft* Oanava Tract. ** rocordoP mi
ft* plat M anat. Plat Baft S. Pap* m . Public Bacardi at laminaw
Caunty, FMrlda. and th* Ndrftaily rlw*t *4 way Im* at SlaN Read a*
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Nat aN nf said Nartharly ripM ot way. ft
l Narft l l - W W Eat I
M I M Nat. dapartmg t*<a H aft Read at rw M -aiw dy an* ***r and
Let M . thane* Sauft 4i*IT'M " Beat IFF FI Nat N a paint
an a Wb tN rly rlfh ta l way *1 SlaN Bead IS Ian aaltlmp IM
M W ttM wftr); Matte* Sauft i n r W " Waal M M Nat. *Nnp said
BNt N rly rlfM a f way N * **Mt an ft* IduMwrly luw *4 t* N Lai M.
thane* Sauft BE* IB M " Wdat SI TS Mat aN nf ta N Sauft IMN *4 Lai »
N fta Paint at BafMinMif canftaNtnf i .m acres. marpacNM
Each Datondam it turthar natHN* Mat Ma Patitianar will pttittoi
N r an O rdw at TabMif bntar* ft* lltnaiabla Kannawi M Lett Nr. an*
at th* Judpat *4 Nwabava atyNd Caurt. an ft* IHh day at June. i f m .
at a » p m.. Mi ft* SamlnaN Cawrty CaurftauM , laniard. FNrld*. Mi
accar dance with i n Doc lar alien at Tea inf han iaNr* Iliad mi (hit
couaa All DaNndonti N Wit tull and all after intorastod partwt
may tbauaal a haaHnt an f N
t aPatitHn
r ............................
N r ft* O rM r f t Tablnf
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at ft*
and b* heard Any Oatender it laninf N
IIN a rpfuatl N r haarlnf Wall waive any rlfh l ft aPraci ft ftp Order
*• Tab Mi#
Each OeNndbnt and fny
ear tent cNtmMif any MMpretl In ft*
MFfdrty
Pa main i
l It hereby repuued ft serve written dtNnaa*. n
i UN* w ft* c*u m an ft*
Legal Notices
SEM IN OLC C O U N TY
IN TH E C IR C U IT CO U R T OF
TH E H T H JU D IC IA L
C O U N TY COMMISSIONS ES
CIR C U IT. IH AND FOB
N O TIC E OF
SEM IN O LE CO U N TY .
PUBLIC NE A R IN A
FLO R ID A
M AY II. ISM
G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N
I M PM
DIVISION
The Board at Caunty Commit
CASE NO PI PM CAP* P
tionart ol Samlnol* Caunty.
Ficrlda. w ill hold a public
A M E R IFIR ST F E D E R A L
haarinp lo consider th* follow
SAVINGS AND LOAN
I ff
ASSOCIATION.
Tam Ban. tll/Lak* Orr aHpvrt
PI* inti It
M Banai*. Inc. BP P* *1 A l
vt
I Apricuitura) ion* — Baquttt R ICHARD J SAVIANOand
tor Borrow Pit Permit Ta t
P E G G Y R SAVIANO e k a
Par call 14 A I4A In Section 11.
P E G G Y A SAVIANO. hit WIN
Township It. Ran#* 11
S O U TH EAST BANK, and
P v fta r W l crftad *1 : A Its
UNKNOW N PARTIESclaim m p
acre tiN located at Ih* North
by. Ihrauph v under RICHARD
west corner at SR 4* and Britton
J SAVIANOand PE C O Y R
Avenuo
SAVIANO. a/k tmPE G G Y A
Tint public hear mg will be
SAVIANO. whether void
held m Room W IM ol ttw
UNK MOWN PAR TIE S claim at
Seminole County Services Build
tpoutat. halrt deyttaet
Inp. 1101 E F lrtl Street Van
pranWat tttlpnret. l.*no*t
lord Florid* an (Way IJ. lap* at
creditor*, tr ut Wei v other
I JO p m or at tw
c laimantt. are |owed twrotn by
roaton el ttw lac t that they
Written comments tiled with
m lfhl c laim an Intorttl In thy
Ih* Land Manapamant Director
property encumbered bv th*
will ba contidtrad Ptrtont op
nwrlpap* touphl to be
poor top al th* public haarinp
torec toted herein which
will be heard H tvinpt may ba
intoretl. II any. it subordinate in
continued from lima In tim* at
lima and dphttoPleinlttl t
Nund necessary Fur that detain
mvtpapall
available by calllnp H i 11K.
E riant ion 44)
Per ions or* advised (hot It
they decide to appaal any 04
ci tier mad* at hut heartUp may
will need a record ol th* pro
caodmpt. and Nr wch purpose,
they may naad to inturo that a
verbatim rarer* mcludat the
Ntllmony and evidtnc* upon
which ttw appeal It N ba bated
per Section let 0101 Florida
Statutes
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
BY SA N O R A G LE N N
A TTES T
MARVANNE MORSE.
CLER K
D IS TR IC T t )
Publith May* ltat
D IE U
IN THE COUNTY COUBT FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
PR O BATE DIVISION
F i n Number
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IN R E E S T A T E O F
M ITC H E L L HICIC ER G AS
CNOTICE TO CREDITORS
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TO ALL PERSONS HAVING
C L A IM S OR D E M A N D S
A G A IN S T T H E A B O V E
E S TA TE
You are haraby notdied that
an Order al Summary Ad
ministration hat baan antarad m
th* *tt*N ol MITCHELL NICK
EAGAS deceased FiN Number
•t M4 CP. by me Circuit Court
tor SominoN County. Florida
ProbaN Division. Ibe addrtti ol
which It Somlnolo County
Cour thou to. Poll Olllco Bat
Drawer C. Sonle'd Florida
H ffia tlt ihal ttw total cash
vilua ot ttw attaN it Sia.Slf SI.
and that Ih* names and
vldrattat at theta to whom it
hat baan assign*# by tuch ordvr
or*
Mrs Mildred Erpat
IIP* Mjpnefla Avenue
Senior*. FL U f f )
All portent are required to t.w
with the clerk ot laid court.
w it h in
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c a l e n d a r
MONTHS FROM TIM E OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
T H IS N O T IC E all claim*
apaintl th* attlto In th* form
and manner prater bad by Sac
ten FU 14) *1 ttw Florida Slat
vtat an* Rule >4*0 ot ttw
F lorido Rufat ot Proboto and
Guardianship Procadure
A L L C L A IM S AN O DE
MANDS NOT SO FILED WILL
B EFO EEVER BAR R ED
Publication of tint Notice hat
on May 1, lift
O N C B IE F . R E ID .
W A LLAC E. P A
S Kirby Mancrtof
111 Watt First Street Suite 401
SanNrd. F lv id * HF71
Totoahone (4 * flU S M M
Publith May 1.1.1ft*
D I E TS
IN TNE CIRCUIT COUBT
OF T N I EIG H TEEN TH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR
SBMMDLB COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA
CataNa.i (0 l«0) CAFOL
General Jurisdiction
FNrWa Bar N* H a f t
BARNETT BANKS TRUST CO .
N A . aa TrutN* N r ft* FNrld*
H autln p Finance Apancy
pursuant N a Truat Indenture
el June t. HU. at
dud
ks
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intmt in A f ih m i
at *• Auputl i. HU. October I.
IN4 and OcNRar ja. IW4. each
by and bateaan Th* Ftorld*
Hautlnp Finance Apancy and
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June F, ISM. and ft IIN I
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with ft*
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batara aarvica an ft* PetitMnar't
ftaraattor. to ihaw nh*f ri|M . IHN. Mdetpal *r IHn yau *r any at yau
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any M u haea. M y Fftd P N f t f M fttN N t Ba
ft* INM and RurpMM M M t ftrtt Ml *aN PelltNn II
you 1*11 N jnawar, a dfMuH mdy M antarad iggla*l yau N r ft* relNl
M m anM d Mi ft* PetitNn II you fan N repuetl a hear me an ft*
PatltNn N r O d e r ft TabM f yau Mall waive any rlfh l ft abiecl N
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WITNESS my hand and atfi at ib N Caurt « i ft* li f t day*! April,
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C L E B K O F TH E C IR C U IT C O U B T
IN AND FOB SEM IN OLE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A
By.CacalftV Charn
Deputy CNrk
lO B S R T A> IM cM i l l a n
Actmp Caunty A Hvnay N r SamlnaN Caunty, F NrM*
SamlnaN County le rv k o t BuiWMip
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N O TIC E O F ACTIO N
S TA TE OF FLO R ID A
TO ; W A B B EN B. P IC K E T T .
II living. and II married. MBS
W A R R E N B. P IC K E T T , hit
Including any
*• U N DaNn
dents H aiftar hat romarrwa
and it a tftv or baft *1 taw
Datandanto are dacaaaad. their
rataactiy* unknawn halrt. da
vlawai. f t an N a t. attipnaat.
era*Hart. INnart and Iruttaat.
and *11 after portent claim top
by, through, wider v apaintt
YOU AR E N O T IF IE D that an
aetton N N racNaa a marlpipa
Sam mala Caunty, FMrid*
Lai I. I Wet «t, CASA PA EK
V ILLA S PHASE II. accvdmp N
ft* Plat thereat at retarded In
Plat Beak M Papas tf an* ft.
Public R etard! el Semlneto
County. FNrld*
hat been tiled apaintt you and
are r yen nod to verve * copy at
reur written defenses, it any. to
Nan
JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O .
ESQ UIR E. Blafntllts attorney
whet* adarett it
K l N Franklin Street. Sulla
IfW . Tamp*. FNrlda D aw an v
hater* ft* lif t day el May. IMF.
end lit* th* ort*tnel with th*
CNrk el ftit Caurt aiftar batara
ter viea an Piemtitt t Wtornay v
Im m a d ia la ly t h e r e a f t e r !
otherwise a default will be
an tore* apaintl yau t v th*
relwl demanded m ft* Cam
plaint v Petition
D A TE D an Min lif t day *4
April, lap*
M ARVANNE MOBSE
C L E B K O F THE
CIR C U IT COURT
BY Wendy W Cal Imi
Deputy Ctert
Publith April It. I t May I. t.
ia»*
D ED IM
N O TIC E OF ACTIO N
TO R ICHARD J SAVIANO
and P E G G Y R S AVIANO * k a
P E G O V A SAVIANO hit WIN.
S O U T H E A S T B A N K , and
UNKNOW N P A B TIE S claiming
by. through v under RICHARD
J SAVIANO and P E G G Y R
SAVIANO. a kl* P E G G Y A
SAVIANO. whether laid UN
KNOW N P A R T IE S claim at
tpoutat. heirs, dovitoot. gran
Nat. attipnoot. Honor*, crodi
tor*, trustee* V other claim
anti, era Joint* harem by
rattan ot tho Iact that they
might claim an mlerett in ft*
property encumbered by th*
m o r t g a g e s o u g h t to bo
toroc toted herein which inter
ett. II any. It subordinate in
lime and rfghl to Plaintiff t
mortgage Iwn whose residence
addrett IS UNKNOWN
YOU ARE H E R E B Y
N O T IF IE D that an act-on to
toroc tot* a mortgage on the
toltowing described property in
Semi now County, F I v Ida
Lol 11*. L A K E OF T H E
WOODS TO W N H O U S E SEC
T I O N * Sem inal* C o unly,
Fiona* accvdmp la ft* Piti
ftareol r tc v d td in Plat Book
I I Pope 14 ot the Public
Record! el Stmlnoto County.
Ftorld*
ha* boon liWd apaintt you and
you ar* ropuirad to wrvo a copy
ot your written #•tenvet il any
ta it on Richard K Stanton
Esq . Suite IMS. H it Brit ken
Avenue Miami F lvtd a 1)111.
on v halve June lift. H tt and
tiW ft* viptnal with Ih* CWrt ot
Mill Court either tutorr tervit*
on PlainlitFi attorney! v tm
mediately thereafter oftewit*
a default will be entered ogamtt
you I v the relief demanded in
the Complaint
ThH nolle* shall ba published
one* each week tor four t cmtec
ullvo wee! t in I he Santord
MtffAtd
W ITNESS my hand and tael
ol this Court on the Sft day ol
May. IW*
(SEAL
M AR VAN NE MORSE
Clerk el fta Court
By Wendy W Cellini
Doputy Cltrk
Publith May (. II. II . la. ltat
o e c as
L E G A L A D V E R T IS E M E N T
B ID t«/ tM I
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
that Htt City at SanNrd. Ftorida
will receive tee tod bid* up to
I X P M an Tuesday. May 11.
HM . N r fta tallowing Hem*
ACAO R M V MANOR L IF T
S TA TIO N IM A T B R IA L t)
Th* t a a it d b id t w ill ba
publicly opanad lator that tam*
day al I « P M In ft* City
Cammittton Chamber*. Room
l If. SanNrd City Hall
Spaciticatiant and Mt* proper
bid farm* are *y*il*bN. at na
c u t. In ft* Purchasing 0411c*.
m H Park Avenue. Sanford.
FNrM a UBfIM O M l)
Th* City *4 SanNrd r t t v v t t
ft* right N accept v relact any
V all bids with v without cause
to waive toctoilcellliat v to
accept ft* bid which In lit
tudpimant best d a tv v e t ft*
totorpttaMbaCity
C IT Y OF SANFORD
Waltor Shew in
Purchasing Apart i
PublithM ayl. IN*
D E E FI
IN T N B C IR C U IT CO U R T FOR
SEM IN O LE C O U N TY .
FLO R ID A
STB D IVISION
to N4 CF
IN D B i E S T A T E O f
IR E N E A V ER N AV ah*
IR E N E A P P L E B Y V E B N A Y
aka IR E N E L- V E B N A Y ,
Dacaatad
N O TIC E OF
A D M IN IS TR A TIO N
Th* ddm lnlilrdlldn *l Ih*
aaldN 1 IR E N E A V EB N A Y
Aka IR E N E A P P L E B Y
V B B N A V ak a I R E N E L .
V E B N A Y . d a c a a ta d . F l i t
Num bV M M4 CP. It pandmp In
ft* Circuit Caurt N r SamlnaN
C a u n ty . F lo r id a . P rp b d l*
Civilian, ft* addret* ¥ which It
M l Narft Park Avenue, S*n
Nrd. FNrlda M ill. Th* names
at ft* person**
1*
S
rapratantative t attorney are
•pttorftbPtow
All intorettod par tans a rt
required to UN with ftit caurt.
W ITH IN TH B E R M ONTHS OF
TH E F IB S T P U B LIC A TIO N OF
THIS N O TIC E ( I I all claim*
apaintt ft* etiaft and 111 any
eblectian by an inlerettad
pertan an wham ftit natlc* It
•vvad Ihal challenge* ft* y*iid
Ity pt MW will. Hw qualiticatrant
*4 ft* pvtenei rapreaantativa.
venue, v ivitdittian pi ft*
caurt
A LL CLAIM S ANO O E JE C
TIONS N O T SO F IL E O W ILL
BE F O SE V EB BA R B ED
Publication v m il Notice hat
begun an May I. H M
J A N E T J COk
t i l l ArtotCtrcto
JackaanvMN. F L 11110
A ttv n a y tv
Pvtanal Bapratanlaltv*
R O BER T K MCINTOSH
ESQUIRE
STEN STBO M MclNTOSH
JU L IA N . C O LBER T
W HICH AM A SIMMONS. P A
IM Watt Itl Strati
Sun Rank Buildinp SutN 11
Pott OHic* Baa l)M
S*n4vd F lo rid * Ilfri DM
TaWphent I M f I M l l l f l
A 0 4 111*
Fla BarN* ite m
Publith Okay i l H M
U t t II
Legal Notices
n o t ic t o r
PUBLIC H EAR IN G
r UNO INO OF W M T C W A T t ll
m t t M iM P B O V tM E N T t
Nolle# it h#r#by gi»#n
»h#
Cliir of |>#nfprd will hold «
Public Htjrlftg on Monday. M#y
71. I W al 100 P M in Ihr
Com m i»tl#n CNsm bfft, City
Hall, JOB North Park Av#nue
Sanford Florida Th* ttudy #n
fltf#d "Am#ndm#nf No J fo thr
Sanford 701 Fact lift** Plan
ba*#d funding of errfin capital
Improvamantt on ftw r#c#ipf of
F#d#ral granft Th# F#drral
Grant Program ha« b rm rr
vii#d and now con%i«f% of a Sfaf#
Ntvolvlng Loan Program Th#
purpot# of fhlt Public H#aring ■»
to pr#«#nt th# ntw funding
»y»f#m bated on that program
Th# proiteft bring com«d#f#d
for inclu%lon tn th# Navolying
Loan Fund Program ar# at
follow* Matter Waif#*at#r
P u m p S t a t i o n f o r fh #
Watt#*a**r Tr#atm#nt Plan
#tfimat#d ceil tl.HOOOQ n#»
Etfluonf Fort# Main Outfall for
%#*w#ial ditcharg# to ih# Si
Johnt fti*#rt #%flmat#d cotf
» i aa7 000 R#claim#d Wai#r
Oittribufien Sy%i#m Eipaniton
fo d#l<¥#r r#cla<m#d ¥*ai#f to
th# ar#a «p#iit of ih# City nh#r#
gfomth It antic ipaitd rtiim aird
cotf ft.MTOOO W#ti#rly In
t#rc#pt®r S#*#r Sy%t#m io pro
vld# «#*#r t#rvic# to *h# af#4
watt of fh# City wh#r# major
growth it anficbpat#d #tiima»#d
cotf 17 l i t ooo Watf#*att#r
Troatmont Plant Eipantion: to
Incrtai# tr#afm#nf plant capat
ity to f 3 M GD #ttlmat#d roti
1)711000 S#w#r ut#r rharg#t
will b# didicatvd to rapaying th#
Slat# leant r#c#iv#d S#w#r
»y»t#m impact »## tundt will
alto b# utilif#d for oligibi# loan
rapaymimf Financial impacit
on utility u w t will to# pr#t#ni#d
at th# haaring Th# hearing witi
provide interacted partiet an
opportunity to to#tf#r undertiand
th# projaett and fh# loan pro
gram and afford mieretfed
clti.f#fir environment#' groups
and representative! from: local
and Staf# ag#nci#t the opportu
nity to atk quatflont and
etprett opimont regarding the
funding change A copy of
Amendment No 7 to the 701
Facititiei Plan and other peril
nent documenit ar# avaMabi#
tor public review at Ih# Public
Information Depotiiory located
adjacent to th# utility Oiracfor %
Office In Santord City Hall Thi!
notice it given puriuani lo JO
CF It 71 and Chapter if 10 F A C
All infertiied p a rfitt are
hereby notified that It a person'
decide! to appeal any daemon
mad# by th# City Commimon
with rcipect to any matter
con ildere d at tuch Public
Hearing, h# or she may nrwd lo
insure that a verbatim record at
the proceeding it mad# which
record include! Ih# testimony
and evidence upon which th#
appeal it to be bat*d (FS
m o io ii
City Of Sonford. F lor id*
Frank A Faison
City Manager
Publith May I IfW
D EE 11
S TA TE O F N O t T H CAROLINA
CO U N TY O f ANSON
IN TN E O t N E P A L C O U BT O f
JU S TIC E S U PEBIOB COUNT
Ol VIS ION BE f o i l TH E
CLEEK
Hobart Lawrence Parrith and
wife. Martha Ann Parrith.
Petitioners.
For the Adaption ot
Kenneth Darryl Parrith. Jr
N O TIC E
To Sandra Lynn Parrith
T A K E N O T IC E that the
ptoadtng soaking relief against
you hot boon filed in the above
titled tpecial proceeding The
nature ef the proceeding and
renal taught It To tacure a
judicial determination in order
that you have willfully aban
donod your minor child. Kan
noth Darryl Parrith. Jr., who it
under tho age el eighteen m i
yeart. and that tuch abandon
man! hat flitted tor more than
tia U t rvsontht prior to the
inttitutian ef thit action, that
fpwtifienert further reguett that
your content for adaption of taid
child be made unnecettary toy
raatan at tuch abandonment
You are required to make
dotanta to tuch pleading net
lator than Juno t. lif t, and upon
failure to do to parti#! looking
reliot againtl you will apply to
the Court ter ttw re lieI sought
Thit the ITth day ot April*
IfBt
Goar go C Bower. Jr
i l l ffatt Wade Street
Woditboro, N C TtlfQ
Telephone: m t u l u i
Attorney lor Petit lonert
Publith April U . May l.E. » m
D E D t il
C IT Y O f
LA K E M AE Y. F L O E I DA
N O TIC E O f
PUBLIC M SAHING
N O TIC E l& H E H E B Y G IV E N
by the City Commission ol th#
City ol Lake Mary. F lor>da that
said Commission will hold a
Public Haaring on May IE. IW .
at I B P M . or as soon there*l
ter at poiiiblo, to consider the
adoption ot an Ordinance en
tilled
AN O R D IN A N CE OF TH E
C IT Y OF LA K E M A R Y.
FLO R ID A. A M EN O IN G OROl
NANCE NO 141 OF TH E C ITY
O F LAK E M AR Y. FLORIDA.
C R E A TIN G A NEW SECTION
R E G U L A T IN G F L A G LOTS
P R O V I D I N G
F O R
S E V E R A B IL ITY . CO N FLICTS
A N O E F F E C T IV E D A T E
Th# Public Hearing will to#
held in the City Commission
Chamber! at 111 H Country
Club Road. Lake Mary, Florida
The Public It invited lo attend
and be heard Said hearing may
be continued from time to time
until a final decision is made by
the City Commission Copies of
the Ordinance in tutt are avail
able in tho City Clerk s Office
IT® E Lake Mary Boulevard
Suite lit. Lake Mary. Florida
A O V IC E
A T A P E D RE
CORD OF THIS M E E TIN G IS
M ADE BY TH E C IT Y FOR ITS
C O N V E N IE N C E
TH IS RE
CORD M AY NOT C O N S TITU TE
AN A D E Q U A TE RECORD FOR
P UR PO SES OF A P P EA L
FRO M A DECISION M ADE BV
TH E C IT Y * ITM R ESPECT TO
TH E FO R EG O IN G M A TTE R
A NY PERSON WISHING TO
E N S U R E T H A T AN A D E
Q U A T E R E C O R D Of TH E
P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A IN
T A IN E D FOR A P P E L L A T E
PURPOSES IS A DVISED TO
M AKE TH E NECESSARY AR
r a n g e m e n t s a t HIS o r
H E R O lbN EXPENSE
C ITY OF
LAKE M ARY F LORlDA
Carat Edwards City fie ri
Dated M ai i l«M
Pubhsh Ma* I iter
D I E to
7 1 -
■M TSim t WtBCIK
CLASSIFIED ADS
Seminole
In my h*m* for S S S y*ar aids
Orlando •Winter Park
quir*d Call IM 41*4 aftor
4 MPM A ash to-Koran
3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 ______________________ 8 3 1 - 9 9 9 3
RIFS
CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES
HOURS
M » M L -M R M L
INRMT dm FRIMV
M TORM Tt
Pme« above retlert a $t SOrash dtsrounf 4«m prompt payment, Start your
ad for 10 dayt ot a lower tost p#« day 3 line minimum charge Cancel
when you get result* Pay only tor doyi your ad funs al rate earned
Use full dew npr*on tar lasted results tt pays ta tell the whole story when
eitia
io d so i
more
Psychiatric nursa n**d*d al
iamlnato C*mrmM(y Mtntol
H a i l l h C a n t e r 's CM ***
StoBfllratMn Unit in Santord
MN oltor compahtlv* salary
and*ic*H*mb*n*4lt*
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D O O K K tIP R B
I ) h rl Supar car— rf Mtorh In
corporato ollk*l K**p flguto*
and oftic* rim*wig smnoftly I
llalladdiitoh*ra!
AAA E M B IO T M E N T
W d f t.lt f t M ................. M i n i *
This I* a divarsilNd poslIMn.
m usl hay* v a lid F lo rid a
chauriaur's llcvma
C U JM M P tn o m c i
Laming tor persons who ar*
dvptndabto and ftorauW
Dt ADI INIS
Noon The Day Before Publical (on
Sunday - H A M Saturday
Monday 11 30 A M Saturday
NOTE in tne event of the publishing of errors in advertisements, the
Santoro Mrraid shall publish the advertisement #ft#r It has been corrected
al no cost to tn# advertiser but such insertions shall number na mar# than
cm# ill
You will also will ba ra
IponilW* tor mist dull**
Thaw ar* full llm* positions
Call Maria: JUrttoq AriaHaa
.......... ...IB M FI FI
a i — P e rs o n a l!
M E E T B T PHONE ~
L isten To Talking Personals I
17 per call charge foph bill
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To Leave Message Free M l W )
CASMtltS SCUMS
27— N u m r y 4
Sanford Full A pari
t .c company harallt* A pral
II sharing I Apply Pi parson
4 M ori, to ll Ostoad* Brio
M M M ari B tottotA M -IB M
C h ild C a r*
- Lovlnq tar*
provided All tM * l Kttor
*nt**l lA M tP M M M B D
latordar OHM Car*
E tparlancad. my ham*
1 l y r s . O o f .............
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A ra ya u B d ria n a B la .
malivalad A caroar nsindod?
II aa. wa has* savaral full and
pari lima pesltMnt apan aftor
In* abava aura** a*g*s. full
bmwfit p a ck a fn. •■ton*!**
•raining program A advan
c*mant oppartunlllast Apply
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13— L e t t 4 F e v n #
s r i Lb. Jessup
area
Apricot poodle, not
clipped. * months old, named
Scrappy Reward 37JO I I S
LOST IT Miniature Schnaurer.
salt A pepper Mussing from
dow ntow n Sanford area
W e a rin g c o lla r L M is sy l
R EW AR D !
373 774*
>1— M pety tv la n d
C I* H I v i . U I l l - For
houses, mortgogvs, income
proper ty guns A gdd 337 4194
7T—HDlpW lBtPd
A A A / IB
25— S p e c ia l N o t i c v t
TEACHERS
KCOMIK ROTMT
$ 2 ,5 0 0 Use your skitts lo rn on •itra
17,100 m o .....................P T / F T.
Cotnof 991 m a
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^ ^ t o r id a t o o t o y ^ s o y a f t o r ^
27— N v r i e r y 4
Child Care
C H ILD C B B E
Clrfslian Lev*
A Care tor child white mother
works! C a ll_________ m R B
C H ILD CA BE IN M Y HOME
Full or part time E i p d A
References C a ttlH OBTi
C h ild C a r e , m y h e m e .
Longwood Lk Mary area 39
years eaperienc#, good refer
•nets Available days, nights
and weekends Cal I I I 9731
Christian TL C Fiperienced,
references, activities, outside
play Santord ar tat U H l f t
E X P E R IE N C E D MOM
Will babysit intwyl
Call IW 11171
Legal Notlcai
IN TH E C IR CU IT COURT
OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H
JU D ICIAL CIR CUIT.
IN AND FOR
IC M IN O LE CO U N TY .
FLO R IDA
CAftENO M 4 H 4 C A # 9 P
BANCBOSTON M ORTGAGE
CORPOR A T ION a F for Ida
corporation,., th# successor by
merger ta STOCK TON.
W H A T L E Y .D A V IN A
COM PANY a Florida
corporation.
Cross Plaintiff,
VS
C R E D IT H R IF T . INC ,
Defendant Cross Plaint iff,
vt
W IL L IE JAM E& SNEED and
CA TH E R IN E R SNEED
SEM IN OLE D EN TA L
C E N TE R S T A T E O F
FLO R ID A. BALLARD
HOUSING PARTNER S. L TD .a
Florida Limited Partnership,
d b aW INDSONG
A PAR TM EN TS.
Delendantt'Crott Defendants
N O TIC E O f
FORECLOSURE SALE
N O TICE it hereby given that
the undersigned Clerk of the
C irc u it Court of Seminote
Counly, Florida, will, on the 1st
day ot June. )«•*. at 11 00 A M
at the W EST FRO N T Door of
the SEM INOLE County Court
houwt, Sanford. Florida otter lor
sale and tell at public outcry to
tha highest and best bidder tor
cash, the following described
property situated in SEM INOLE
County, Florida
Lot M , O A K L A N D H IL LS
A D D ITIO N , according to the
plat thereof, as recorded in Plat
Book II, Page fO Public Re
cords of Seminole Counly,
Florida
pursuant to the Final Judgment
entered in a case pending in said
Court, the style ol which is
indicated above
W ITNESS my hand and ol
ticial seal ol said Court this jth
day ot May 1f*9
(SEA LI
M AR Y ANNE MORSE
Clerk of the Circuit Court
By Jane E Jasewic, D C
Publish M a y ! II. It H
D EE «4
N O TIC E O f
F IC TIT IO U S NAME
Notice is hereby given that I
am engaged m business al W
Powen Ct „ 14 Industrial Park,
Santord. Seminole County.
Florida under the Fictitious
Name ot WOOD O ECO R A
SUPPLY, and that I intend to
register said name with the
Clerk ot the Circuit Court
Seminole County Florida in
accordance with the Provisions
ol the Fictitious Name Statutes.
To Wit Section M l Of Florida
Statutes ttSf
s Robert Rowe
Publish April 17. 74 May I I
IW
D ED Itl
N O TIC E O f
F IC TITIO U S NAME
Notice is hereby given that I
am engaged in business at JJIt
S 17 97 Casselberry F L
Seminoie County f ionda unde*
the Fictitious Nam# of L I T S
P A R TY and that I intend to
register sad name with fhe
Clerk ot the Circuit Court
Seminole County Florida in
actordame with the Provisions
ot the Fictitious Name Statutes
To Wit Section 44)09 Flor.d*
Statutes it)7
s MDM Diitr stouter s
Publish April 47 74 M*y I •
D f D >)7
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salary t 4 » hr. Mhra/snak
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p a rso n n to d a d l A n ia ra r
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A AA E M P L O Y M E N T
IM W .M f t M ..--------- — J t t - i m
Needed lor Mtg company
located in Sanfordoreal Prior
e*p in occtt. payable helpful
but not re g 'd E nergetic
person not afraid Ot work only
Send resume with salary re
guirements to Bos 111. c/o
Ttw Sanford Herald
P O B ob 1437. Santord. FI 37771
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to 4BM. Man. ftrv F rl. S4 hr
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DEM OM STBATBMS tor na*r J
I ina al toys, gifts. cNftmB. homo
Ml* ar* a pr*gr*ssl»* haalft
car* laclllly with lull llm*
apanlng* and tWiftto haursl
CALL
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m im
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For aranlng* and
M l MSI ;■
B IE T A K Y A lO dP vS S t
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im madias* iops ir*m santord
loAllamonto Call today, wart
•omorraal
Call SIS m s
in
Mai*
ar*a n**ds assambtors tor 1st
shill MtorkBaot! rag'd Sam*
lining S4 M/hr D*n*4ils1 Call
TraadTr
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If you qualify. « * hay* m*r*
III* Nad* ftar w* canutal
f ul I company tonal its I
C*M**4Fr*aA....... ........All-LM *
ATTEMTIOR
IW M d U C tW IM I
Men end women tor construe
lio n , le c t o r y o s se m b ly .
werehouse and nurtery |0bS
Doily pay
Highest pay in
town guarenleedi Report to
Labor Team lac.. M NPalmetto, by I B BAA U 9 ABM
B ut yaur alacrtanlc and
machanlcal skills to good usa
II you can saldar. slutl boards
or do igpit assambly and want
ra « i I I M hours wk call
I I I *111 ar apply in parson
s u Ttcttwiagr Park. Lk Mary
Also accrpling application! tor
luN t,m* night shitt
4VT0KT4NJU
f «p feetevredl or wilt teem
right person! Growing com
piflf chant# tor advance
menfi Fay negcMiabie. must
»• 4999770
• I some Saturdavi. tools
needed Modern facility and
parts department import and
domestic See M«ke Weidman
AiisSocrat MoNr Cart
*17) Hw? 17 97. SanNrd f Nrtdt
i A R V S l T T C R W a M I N.ttst
Mv homo* Far 7 yr o>4' Ret
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Etpartor
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olactrital contractor I Call
prator mghl siutont Haking
lor caroar In machanlcal to
sign and drafting Entry lavaf
' H I ________ M U M .
Ttw best Place m Taw*
for Hh Reel Real Itla W
Career m Tawni
Cat about tor Todionl
f too F r i l i n a i l i C a om
Lae RNrigbi
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lir t K M M M M T U
A P P LY IN BEESON
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SANFORD. F L
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mtlitm Trans, rptian camputor. IranielticaUills
,
Call M l stodlram**
Etpanancad machamc. *•*
fault EstaiNnt qarkMig cam
dilient App>y i n p : * .
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�Sanlord Herald, Sanford. Florida — Monday. May 8. 1989 — ?•
A l l tra d e s . C a rib b e a n
Islandi/Local. T i l l l / V
ia * > e m ia n i« .M A « ii
FACTORY TRAINEE
la hr! Laarn ll alllNenaadla
laA any further! Nice boil
wonts you on the payroll now I
AAA EM PLOYM IN T
w w .B A F .,
m im
71— H e lp W a n t e d
Llaa ta O lbyilttar • Room,
board A ulory Raltrancti
raguirad MB IM ! morning.
MAIL ROOM CLERK
M hr, Advanca with this col
Loom computar, Kaap da
partmant In ardor 1 Company
attars dynam k banaliti I
AAA EMPLOYMENT
ra*w t m t t ................. m i m
M M K IIE K R / C O O K
Caiktlborry, part hmo. talary
nogeUabN
Call Fit MIT
M M RTEM R CE RUIN
Full tlma. hourly wogo plus
bonus Apply at Amoco. «•■
W SI Rd i t . Sanlord
I tormarly Phillip! M>
H O U S n C I P I t * MNITOR
Compatltlva lalary, good
bonoflti. aicallant working
condition!, W hr work wook
V I U K C OH T W CRIER
lonow ooo
att at to
F I K K U n U W IM T O n
Exaya I a IralfKI Work in
Sanlord! Hand layup aip a
multi Mold bunding back
ground prala rradl Nall.
company with now plant A
product tdrtw with aip plui
bonofltsl Apply Joratco. lac
an mdiaMa O rda
I a Industrial Par*. R J m i
M M M 6E0 U t t S T K S
STSTEIIS, IRC.,
INSURMKE SECRETART
Far bury orfhopadlc oftiro In
Dtllena Full lima
TIT MIS
A division of Rydar Systam. Is
actrphng applications tor
IM O R R IIE
Wsrkori naadad. iklllad A
unikllladl Work todayl Paid
today! ail FrynthAv SMMII
n O N fC M N
Naadad Eaporiancad only
Naad rramportatM
ashr
________ Cal m u m ________
•WJtVT TRUCK IK C N M IC S *
•FIREMECHMIC*
•TIRE IM R «
HiELDCR*
LAM RER1
75 wofhers needed toi
teneril labor, lop pay in the
Central Flwidt •tea1 Report
6AM ind be reidy to woik'
FRONT DESKCURI
Mlcroi taporlonct pralarrad.
will train Apply DAYS INN.
SANFORD. SR aaA I a. or
________ Call w a r n ________
In the Sanford area
ERcelfent opportunity and
benefifit Contact Ray at
4O7 373150Q, tat. 141 or 174
Bush Bled , Sanford. FI. EOE
MANAOEMENT
M R L C iw n e t id , I w t s r t
L O e M B M IlS R
L a i n tarn Ft/br. a mara from
your homo or o.'llea No rip
nocniary Mull ba tl A hava
phonal Fraatrainlng r n n l l
FUU/PART TIMEWAITRESS
Full rarylca aap naadad
Apply at Carlo'i Italian Rat
tauram .m iS Franch Ara
OAL FRIDAY
II Olrartlftod
t
An
toiar phonat A tm aa a lol I
A M IM PLOYM CNT
r w w .M N U f.,..............m a i n
C O M M * 7 2 ,0 0 0 “
UM 0SCA KR S
Eiparlancad. with drlvari
licania. full lima poiltlon.
gaodpavandbanafifi m i m
N yr old. AAA'BB. Dunn A
Brodstraot Co looks s tap
Irval monagars for ipanlng ol
naw ra^nlal framing cantor
Call set gat was
M ATERIAL HANDLE*
tt Pull A fill w*rs< This
SLWplwr attars paid banaflts,
Laarn fo M*rafa W k IIH,
AAA EMPLOYMENT
IW W .M b M ................. IJM ttk
U T O i KEY DIRECTOR
Pyrrn yr round! B8 hr/wk.
Bofora A affar tchool canl
M F C h a u llic a n ia rag'd
Apply in panan ISO W. >4th
St . j n Mai (M r, Flanagan,
tkillt m
Call m i
GENERAL O F T K E M IP
Pari lima. Filing A light
typing. Flaalbla hour*. MJ
amtarappm FAMtotlPM
Port tuargladat Fuai Carp
IM IB O tT K R S 0 R
Ctaan. prat,, fold, prapora
ret, auran, „nant Laka Mary
araa Par, ttma. refaranca.
No aip raguirad
USFTW
LCOAL COLLECTOR - MHt 1
y r'i aip A good communica
ttan ikllH Salary A bonus
E I t . banoflH w 'growing Co 1
Appty, Rkb F a d Plan
ggt W. IMbM.. tankard
LPN II PMto TAJA fullf,ma
Apply In parson
Lakeytow N#*r*iAg CAwtoe
414 B .M fttatiiitor*
Full A part lima. Goad pay A
banollttl Sabal Point Country
DAILY WORK.___ .DAILY PAY
Cad RaA tar RatalIt M WI
Oaaarmnaaa Jobs SNO to ti.MO
omakty Call I atlN * JWC aal
| Man FrltramlPMtaSPM
MECMMICM. DRAFTER
With shaat maul aiparlanca.
Pralar Indlridual win, soma
CAD schooling Entry lovol
positioni Call............. i n lit*
M EM OS. m m O N
Naadad far snlgM control
cllnlcl Eiporloncadonlyl
C alintH J*
M E M O * TRAMQMPT10NIST
For bust orthopattlc offlcos.
Conlotl far ssu
NEEO A A R T
Call Oisfan Tadayl
OLSTEN IB E V IC B t
MMTM
NEBDHELPNOW ,
Nall. Co otponding, Naad
regional mgr. Incoma pefan
flat trs.ggg'yr.r Call Mr
Scotl. DaLand SM m oan
NEW N ID N E B S TA R TIN G
PAY! Far cartlftad or aipari
ancad Nuria Aldas All shifts 1
Apply mparwm to:
Lakav lew NershM Confer
tlf B . tndtf.................Sanford
4 CflA’S
L F N ’S
Full A port tlmol Wwkandi
aliol Work In a taam arlantad
facility. All ihltf,. aicallant
salary A banaliti L l Murad
HaattbCara................ m g M
Flaalbla haurt. aacaliant
......... Call Par Map
M M s m n ra
(II. Ro your atm boat I Laka
M ary araa. Spaca ranial
................M llll
M lltn U S T
HRVI Auty thapl
Natalla m a CfP...... mataa
im / ir j/ o u i
RN*SfaUF/br. LPN'tfa
Itg.M'br. CNA'I M MM/hr
Wrlta yaur awn ictwduN and
direct yaur awn caraar Wa
offar fNi. firs. high pay.
great aulgnmtnti. sign up A
rgtyrral benusat. insuranci
JOIN THE BEST TEAM IN
CENTRAL FLORIDA!
RAlAS^W ST
arancpiraaulrad CallO TirW
LPN
IP M IIP M PUN Full llmal
tacollaAt working environ
montl Ronatllt. COM! JOIN
“VHaa&isr'
71— Help Wonted
71— H e l p W a n t e d
W a n te d
NURSE r o t PR/5 O tnCE
Clerical knowladga rag'd
Sand rasum a ta IS* N
ManpoustlneAv .Sant MIM
OPINION r o u n M O NO
S A L M I TEAR
Area Coordinator naadad
F ir■ fust Comm/bonus, it
yr AAA ratad Co
1 M ] TU0
■ESTERN R K O K I l KR91CE
calf M ia u i
•PM. Nay. ir A tt. Oabary, FI
Moa. tbra Frt
•AMNaPbt a ta a c N lfo
p a in t e r s
Fla. D. L . rapalnt aiparlanca
only, Apply TMT Sanlord Ava
iBjflj
JL^siAniflMMhraRdhlMt
Mffivft reraitn ippvrinif
W n » d for toodlflQ truck! on
tuff form Benefit* available
________ Colt m in t ________
PART TIME F U N M M
Tlla tlaar scrubbing, SS hr.
Only aipanancad parton naad
apply
CaUM tHW
PART TIMR • II you an|oy
poop la and want ta mat a
•I,too * Imo kaaplng your
pratont lob, call
1000
P U T CONTROL TKCN.
t M l hrl W O N 1 Train lully
tor all phatatl II you naad a
tutura. Ihlt It tar you!
A M (M PLO VM ENT
w tw .tH b s t ................m i i t t
PatlNana AvaHabla - Wtlb gaaU
ty CMM Cara CaiPart. Taach
ara, A a tla U a lt. A Aaa
Prtrara. i no prat m a n *
National'Local To llf'h r
tgW Y W Ta N id Eo lW rs
p r o m o t io n m m i e r s
For light oawmWyl No oipo
nonet nocoatary I M l 1030
Rt Ilabia parton to hal
Goad pay. fluctuating
............. m t a m f
RESTAURANT WOMENS
All potltiant. lull and part
lima Good pay A banaf.ltI
SaAalFaMCayidryOub
RN
E.R., I C U . Mad Surg , or
Ptych Full lima part tlnta
I ll or II ihltta. Evory othar
naakand oN Compalitiva tal
ary Abanofltt...... .....Contact.
1 y R lN i i§ M u m c M H n i Ni I
m
t
t i l W. Plymaofb, Poland, F I.’
RR
Dynamic mndlcal practlca
taaklng an aipanancad RN to
pravMa quolity tupport to Itt
growing practlca In Sanfardl
Hotpllal aiparlanca datlrad
Strong Intar porsanal tkillt A
knowledge at pharmacaullcatt
ragulrad Sand ratuma ta RN
ONaartarOabtOreN
‘
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R N 'i
Wr no* hav« lull A part lima
potltiant available on aur
1AM JPM thin at a m ult ol
epanlng up a sub acuta unit
caring tor tha mara tklliad
rasidinf MM ara a tuparlor
ra ta d la c ilit y a lla r ln g
aitantlva rahab 'restorative
pregramt MM tnvlfe you ta
tour our lacility la Man at tha
pottibmty at bacaming a part
at our Mam- Salary Mapandanl
DCM RVI ^ _
M N Nary. IT A ft. Dabary. FI
Man. tbroFrl
SAM totPM .M ieattfCO
A way la m ailm lia your
caraar potanlial RN's wantod
to toko o Critical Cara Course
Foot and talary will bo paid
by Mlatl Veiutla Maman
al/FIth Mamorlal Hotpllal.
Datand FI Daadilna tor ro«ii
Notion It May II. ltd* For
datei Isplease cell:
• o a n a n a .................. iit .iia a
NO C O S T . . .
71— H e lp W a n t e d
u r n IM
At Meridian Hurting Center,
nunc* ar« encouraged fo turn
their com mon t tm t ideas and
motivational spirits into ert
atively managing patient I*
care, FleilbVe scheduling
Hull part time I.eligibility for
health insurance from daft ol
hire ond retirement program
AVAllAbtof YOU fiWA If to
yourself to eBperlenee a dll
ferent kind ol nursing Omni
w r m - ........................... t o t
• n /L fn
PRIVATE OUT Y
] now round the clock ca w s
High fech p « y ......C a II 740 1144
M ID I CAL MatSOMMIL POOL
17Y1,
SALKS PKRSOM - To call on
motel*/apt$ tor w 1* And ro
pair ol outdoor furniture
SALES * TECMICIANS
E .parlance i m p < but will
tre m l Great atmospherel
Apply Lowt l E itermlnalors
I t t a i French A v a . M T>M I
SALESPERSON
HiaPid far raptdty growing
lamparpry labor w ry ice E ic
growth potanlial lor rlghl
parson! For appt call M0 ttlt
SALESPERSON
E tparMnco required. m at a up
toM M 'wk
M0 MM
• E C R E TA R V Harp working t
o n t h u t la t l lc In d iv id u a l
Naadad now I Law otlica. no
legal tap. rag'd Mutt hava
d l d a p h o n e A MtP a i p .
Nan tmakar............... 71a t m
• C O M I T Y O U AR O t
Hiring tor Laka Mary araa
MMakly pay..
c a t im ir w
I I C U R I T V O F F IC E R *
Plnkartan’t l l looking lor
part tuna tacurlty olf lean lor
laniard Will train! Apply at
~
eftem
s ic u r it to im r o s
Full'part lime positrons avail
Patiraat wakamai Call ITT MU
sccuritt officers needed
I m mediate! r I Laka Mary
araal Pbeneterettd-11! M il
______ Alb Mr RlPtgarty______
IfM rtR /F M IS M C R
Full lima patlllon. day or
■ — l thiN. mutt r--------- —
all p h a n t at lu rn itu ra
tinithlng Call 111 Ftf« or
apply at I I I Hickman Dr .
Sanlord I I I Industrial Park I
For that ttorr Aggratilva
prnon naadai tto aiparlanca
nacaitary Will bam Salary
ptut commluton Apply In
parton 0W Shoo Warrhoutr.
Sanlord Town Sgtara, liao S
F ranch Ava . Sankird_______
T R C
T em p /P u m
P tM U N N U
_________ t m i i m _______
VIDEO SUPPLY CLERK
M hrl Laarn shaping 4 rr
calving on compuNr I Advance
with thli company! Craal
ipotlCo hatbanatllil
A M EMPLOYMENT
•MW-MRSM..-------W H IM
Full or part lima petition
Good liar ting talar*! Mini
hava awn phono P trantporla
lion Call 140 t i l l ATS No Ira
ASSOCIATED
TEMPORARY
STAFF INO
Growing company seeks
motivBird, hard working indi
viduAts for lull Imw posit Km6
Dutirs tncludr taAding. un
larding and sloe king un
tintihrd wood mouldings
Drug Aral Alcohol Abus* test
ing rogutrod briarv tmploy
moil E k v IIo i I nwd+cAl And
dtntAi msuTAncv Good com
pony twrwlits, work Iy pay II
intAfrsIpd Apply At Krawn
MouldtAg C anspAoft Iktt
StttpAfricb fotntr w l of
SAwfard, Lb. M m n w . FI.
m m i
to e
T h i s is a g r e a t o p p o r t u n i t y f o r y o u to e n jo y t h e s a m e g r e a t r e s u lt s a s
o u r r e g u la r c la s s if ie d c u s t o m e r s a t n o c o s t to y o u . J u s t f o llo w
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7 bdrm . appliances, carpel,
air, 13*1 mo , plus deposit
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DUPLEX - 1 bdrm . 1 bath,
garaga, ttrvanad porch, naar
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Lk. Mary 1 bdrm I bath, wall
to wall carpal, kitchan appll
anevt. canlral H/A, git
SANFORO l ' l . C/H'A garago
4 ternd porch, all appl,
gall'mo altar dltciiunll Rat
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Homes / Rent
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URGENTNEED!
Sanford Area
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•Medical Device Mt(.
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• Foma le v Malat Accaptad
• No Faa, No Contract
Sanlard araa madlcal manulac
lurar naadt attembiert to
work In thalr clean. Nappy and
friendly company Good pay
and banaliti Theca potitxmt
could breoma permanent You
mutt have your own trantpor
laltonandoi
REGENCY
TEMFORMIES
740-0111
73— K m y t D y m t f i t
W s n ta d
IRONING • Dona In my home!
Reataab* r a m 1 Eflicwnt 4
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H g u m to H u r t
SANFORD
Nice 1 bdrm .
condo Hat everyth my U1>
mo payt all. or LOW RENT
TO L A D Y TO L I T E
H O U S E K E E P IN G , rater
ancat Fordeleilt.. in o io t
93— R o o m s I t f R t n l
FURNISHED 111 (X>* toomt.
altr active, guwll Near bath
•HB/wkedch C allH IH W
Fuvmthad bedroom, bathroom,
lu ll kitchen p riv ile g e !,
nether, dryer Mini have own
phone Oil tlraat parking. ISO
depend plut taO'wk Call attar
SPM
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Roam w/fall prtvllagac. I
ad*n triwfc Call i n MM
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Nice, cteAn bedrcRXTt. kitchen
privileges, t Able. S70wk
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SANFORD
Convefifefit Nmr
tion, etticiency. turfrlihed,
color TV, pwddte tons. pritAte
rntreme wily maid service.,
reasonable'Airs CalUDROOR
Rant Starting At:................. MM
f i c p v e v te w
3444 LAbt M iry I N .
331-0514
v v v v v v v v
SHCNAB00AH VlUAfiC APTS
I end 3 bdrm duplet s from
1370 per month Individual
patios, lg pool, fenced ploy
ground and laundry facilities
Eiceltent location on 1717
between 4344 Lk Mary Blvd
rMiMs Meant! 323-7970
I bdrm near dawnlann Sanford.
•IM'ma Call tar * * l
1013 0 A « M .SAR fDR O
I bdrm townhausel Great
room, appl , C H
1171 mo
plus 1700 sec CaMITYVdStl
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101— Houses
Furnished / Rent
SCRUM
1 bdrm on largi lot. appl.
ancat.llttmo plutdtpoti!
Call 1 » ItaCor IN WHO
109— AAebiie Heme
Lets / Rent___
Nice 1 bdrm with 10X11 odd*
tio n , lig h ts and w ater
furnished ISO wk plus dam
age deposit 330 7f$A
115— Industrie!
______Rentals
READY TORENT
A M Rusm css CENTER
b Iw rW hw .'W w k Ray. UM
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Located in pretty Industrial
park wfMi lake Skylight in
each bay No credit needed! If
mo lease or month to month
Free water, dumpster, 4
parking Hwy t7/f!4lR477
7 b d rm . C m
M/ A .
eslablithed Sanlord area 1410
mo......... St John Really Co.,
Call 177 4173
CAU.R0W_____ .33*1351
103— Houses
Unfurnished / Rtnf
Far Laa-i * ta * l um L l! Tl
Ona ol Santiud i hottoit bun
n a n location!! C a rn o r'I
H w y i l L u ll to r U l o d
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1 Bdrm , J baths! 1$00 month.
IsMasf ♦ sec dip H M 7 II
OCirODA
Nice, clean 1 bffrm , J baMi.
carport, new carpel 4 paint
1473mo
407 4*0 703*
LAKE MART
117— Commercial
____ Rentals___ _
171— Condominium
____Rentals
SANDLEWOOO Font, pool.
Sublet to Res#, nwi smoker
$710 ♦ dee Retereowesl 377 17M
4 bdrm with family room. aM
appliances
only 147!
115— F e r l e a s e
LME MART
Brand new J bdrm home in
the Crmsknqs. eat in kitchen,
i dihedral ceding*
$750
URt MART
3 bdrm 7 bath, large fenced
yard
$373
97— Ayartfim its
URSEornoi
Hidden Lake VMto*. I story.
] 7. garden villa, ait appii
antes, Ian*, sciaened pafw
garage. Poet, lemi* 4 fish
mg I «A$0mo C a M lIllltl
137— Office Rentals
F jjn jjr t d / i h r t
M A N D N C W IF U t
All FuHoeVroei I dRtord
444 sg tt •ipondobto eWwe er
r e t a i l sp a ce . 11 R 14
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Efficiencies, downtown, 173$
mo
St Johm Realty Co ,
____ CAM 3774 111________ _
SANFORD ■ I bdrm sfud«o
close to downtown. f » wk
plus 1700 ie< 371 774*
lAffeerd 7 story garagr apt I
bdrm. Air. pooi. id pets 137$
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3317074
SANFORD 7 bdrm eacehent
tocAhon1 ifo wpt4„ plus 1300
security
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ELDER S P e i N o T ^ i r M w 7
477, 1 4 3 bdrm* I H
$7}
week Ca M3J4 4474or 774 1344
GENEVA ■ 1 bdrm 1 acres
fenced) C/H'A. $40 mo 1st 4
last J$4 C33I day* mige
or *04 3*4 4744ev#s/me**aoe
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LKAIC/OPTION Sanlord cute
3 bdrm*. 1 bath, hardwood
floor* Immediale occupanty‘
l$7$ n>o *4$ U11 or /*•*!$*
Meve hi speclot 1...... $719/me
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Call 111 *174
new M o r o m a s r i c f
*71 to 7 $00 sg tt UOO sg H
3rd St A Magnolia Sanford
CaM JaImi la vita 4*4104
Etwersaa Neatly Group
1ANFORO 7 bdrm*, drn ulil
room, *t r porch., carport,
h-medyrd 14ID no 177 10*1
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D O HI H i M l K A P I S
I bdrm. nice area Living
room furnishrd PrivAle
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FREE
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c a tim tan
Free Local Phene Uteegtl
Call Mechel*!
1M IMF
Randttph Caart AparTmeatt
Part Tim# Demonstrators lor
supermarkets, Central FI
area Retired 4 moms wel
comeE Send letter to Bar *101
PO Bab UI7 Sanhrd FI, 33771
t ) N A DAYt Taking phone
orders People call you
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99— A p a r t m e n t s
99— A p t rtmtuts
Unfurnished / Rant
SWITCNtOARDOPEPATOR
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dull momtni h*rt» Diryct All
CAtts! FvllbAfttfits!
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TRAINERS
3 M shift a vAil
Abl* Our chants show their
appreciation tor whet you do!
Formal training A bonus
Commission only. HO t i l l
Amelia'! Italian Pnlaurani.
Apply In prnon Wall Marl
Pina. Sanlord
111 sou
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ADS
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POSITION
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Ajjflly III
ION SERVICE
OF FLORIDA
2 tt0 Park Avenue
Sanlord. FL
lo t wr
Moaal RCPAIRVDOOR!
CIRAMIC TILC. PAINTING
RICHARD GROW III tu t
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ll*sc ing J77 I4US ur 177 *H l
• O B I FARM MAINTENANCE
Rat* heg 4 haa Hade work
IBuck fane Beeper 4*7 M l 711*
lewn Service
A L t j mp l r f r r eSf den
hal commercial lawn service
Chr op 4 dr j wit-ttFr 171 «OA*
l ABB Y’l LAWN 11B VICE
Lawn Mowing f ire Trimming
Memo*•»I 'pudding Swrdmg
f ertcliling Hauifi^ 3713*41
L A WN S E R V I C E
f r ee
estimates* Can at#* $F*M
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TOTAL LAWNCARE
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pressure cteamng ll yrs eap
Urterences
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STE N i l ROM PAINTING CO
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older homes* for a Free
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1*44 peat's 74 M * 1 7 »
cumpietrly installed Imludes
tiuge dec i , iaddi-r fenc mg
filler a*vl skimmer i inant mg
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�— Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Monday. May 8. 1989
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August
THURSDAY
31,1 989
NEWS DIGEST
□ Nation
Hotal owner found guilty
A New York hotel chain owner whom Mayor
Ed Koch once referred to as "The wicked witch
of the west." was convicted on tax rvuslon
charges Wednesday.
Leona Hclmsley. who was painted as n
modem day Lurretia Borgia by prosecution
witnesses during the proceedings, faces a Jail
sentence and fines following her conviction on
charges she tried to hide personal purchases In
company accounts to avoid paying taxes on
them. She was oner quoted as saving "Only the
little people pay taxes.”
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25 Cents
Bakker money missing
Longwood business
the target of police,
federal investigation
■y SUSAN LOOCM
Herald staff writer
LONGWOOD — City police here ure In
vestigating whether telephone operators diverted
money Intended as donations to the television
ministry Jim and Tammy Bakker recently
established In Orlando.
Police Investigator Steven Falk said today the
Bakkrrs' New Covenant Ministry has complained
that checks mailed to the televised ministry were
dlvrrtcd Into the bank account of the Longwood
business and allegedly cashed by unauthorized
persons.
The business. Identified as Geneva Koth
Holding Co., located on County Hoad 427 In
Longwood. Is closed and the proprietors have left
the state. Falk said. He said that several federal
agencies have also rntered the probe.
Falk said the proprietors allegedly operated the
toll-free telephone lines through which support
ers made donations solicited by the Bakkers'
m inistry, which moved to Orlando from
Charlotte. N.C. earlier this year.
Falk said ministry workers told police that
donations were supposed to be sent to the
ministry at an Orlando address, but Instead some
callers were told to send their donations to an
unauthorized Longwood address.
Some of the donors noticed the endorsement
on their checks was different from what they had
HRoe B akksr, F « |f BA
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In Charlotte, tho Bakker fraud trial was
abruptly halted whan a kay wltnaaa
collapsed white giving hie testimony, Sae
Page 7A.
Sewer
money
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□ •ports
Prsp jamboree slated tonight
Local high school football Ians cun get a
pre season glimpse at some of their favorite
teams and players during tonight's Jamboree at
Lyman High School.
The event will begin at 7 p.m. with Oviedo
taking on Seminole for two quarters. That
pairing will be Immediately lollowcd by a
two-quarter showdown featuring Dclton against
Lyman.
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Sanford acts to comply
with imposed deadline
By LAURA L. SULLIVAN
Herald staff writer
Big names upset at U.S. Open
It wasn't a good homcmmlng for John
McEnroe.
The fiery former ruler of the professional
tennis worid saw his ho|R's lor a U.S. ()|x-n title
o down the drain Wednesday al the hands o(
ic 115th-ranked player In the world.
McEnroe' was one of two upset victims during
second-round action al flushing Meadow Wed
nesday. The oilier was defending champion
Mats Wtlandcr. who lost a live-set match to an
18-year-old Californian.
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Drivers still on pickst line
LONGWOOD — For the third day In a row.
Seminole County schixil district bus drivers
have taken up placards to protest what they feel
Is poor management within the transportation
department. Tixtay they took Ihelr complaints
to the street In Ironl of the department's district
center In Longwood.
The bus drivers were Joined lixlav by a group
of parents who also felt that the management at
the transportation department needed to lie
changed. The gmup Is not a part of the Seminole
County VTA. according to l*TA president Judy
Smith.
The bus drivers complaints stem Irom what
they say are poorly planned bus routes. They
also say mentally handicapped children have
been mainstreamed onto buses where drivers
have no assistance and no training on bow to
deal with the special needs of those children.
"Our ultimate goal Is to see Ilull Benny Arnold
Is fired." said Nancy Wheeler, executive director
of the Seminole Education Association. Arnold
Is the district's director of transportation.
Wheeler said district officials have told her
they must first work out the problems In bus
scheduling before they cun conduct an in
vestigation Into management problems wllhln
the transporlutlui department.
While the cause Is gaining momentum, the
group has not yet decided If they will continue
Ihelr protests tomorrow.
Bridge falls during rush hour
LAUREL. Md. — A bridge over the south
bound lanes of the Bulllmore-Wushlngton
Parkway collapsed during morning rush hour
Thursday, police said.
A police spokeswoman said "numerous cars
and construction personnel are Involved." hul
the extent of Injuries was not immediately
known.
U.S. Park Police said the collapse of the Houle
198 bridge was reported about 7:lf> a.m.
From staff and w lf rtports______________
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Partly cloudy and warm
Partly cloudy with a
30 percent chance of
rain this afternoon,
high In the low 90s.
Partly cloudy, then
clearing tonight with
a low In the low 70s.
C le a r to m o r r o w
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Architect Barry Segal (left) met with local Park on
Park organizers Wednesday to go over plans one final
time before construction on the downtown park
begins In November. With Segal are Butch Strlne of
the Sanford Public Works Department and Martha
Yancey, Sanford SIB chairperson.
Park on Park architect ready
to begin project in November
■ y LAURA L. SULLIVAN
Herald staff writer
SANFORD — A representative from the Robert
Leathers architect llrm of Ithaca. New York met
yesterday with members of the Park on Park
playground core committee for a final meeting before
construction begins in November.
Barry Segal, an architect with the firm designing
(he playground ut Park Avenue and Ninth Street,
met with the committee for an organizational
meeting al Ihc park. He then met separately with the
nine committees to outline how to coordinate
volunteers for the construction week Nov. 1 through
Nov. 5.
"Volunteers will be the key to this whole project."
Segal said. Extras for the park, like benches and
trash cans, will depend on how many volunteers —
not how much money — the committee can round
Local legislator
says Martinez’
call ‘premature’
From staff and w lra reports______
CA SSELBERRY - A s t a t e
Legislator from Seminole County
said today Hull a call- by Gov. Bob
Martinez lo make lime during the
October s|K'cial session on alxirtlou
to consider a $4.-1 million child
abuse package is premature.
Rep. Frank Slone. R-Casselberry
sold the additional question could
be bundled by law m akers. If
needed, during next spring's regu
lar session.
“ I d o n 't r e a lly th in k i t 's
appropriate ut this time." Slone
said. "I'm not sure that this couldn't
be handled by the Legislature next
spring."
Hep. Martinez announced dur
ing a speech al a conference on
Infant m o rtality that he was
expanding the call of (he special
session scheduled for Oct. 10-13 to
Include reform of Florida's child
protection laws and Increased fund
ing to ex|>and the number of child
abuse Investigators.
See M artlnes, Page 5A
up. he said.
Martha Yancey. Scenic Improvement Board
chairperson, said 350 volunteers have already signed
up to work during the construction week. More than
1.500 ure needed to help with construction, child
care, food preparation and other tasks that will go
along with Ihr construction work.
Judy Wlinblsh. chairperson of the SIB playground
committee said volunteers determine how creative
the playground can be. She recently visited two
Leathers playgrounds built In Central Florida lo
survey the differences belwccn them.
"Sanford does not want a Merritt Island; Sanford
wants a Port Orange." Wlmbtsh satd. noting the
difference between a basic structure and one with
details.
The playground project got underway In April
when a L eathers architect m et with local
C S e e Park, P age SA
McClanahan uses police records
to dispute black group’s claims
■ y LAURA L. SULLIVAN
Herald stall writer
SANFORD — In disputing
claims made earlier this week by
a group of black citizens. City
Commissioner A.A. McClanahan
yesterday used police records lo
show the extent of the city police
presence In black neighborhoods.
“ We're out there." said MeClanahun. who had remained
silent during the hour-long dis
pute at a city meeting on Mon
day.
He presented to the city com
mission a breakdown of police
calls according to city zones.
The greatest number of the
18.677 police calls reported from
May 1 to July 31 were In Zone I.
w hich Is bounded by Lake
Monroe to the north. U.S. 17-92
to the west and Celery Avenue to
the south. The police responded
to 5.128 culls In that zone, which
Includes the predominantly black
Georgetown neighborhood.
The police responded to 4.346
calls In Zory.- 2. which lies
between Lake Monroe. U.S. 17-92
and Airport Boulevard.
Goldsboro Is located In this zone.
The least number of calls were
reported In the Hidden Lake area,
where police responded to 1,741
calls. Police responded to 2.176
calls In the Ptnecrest and Sanora
areas, and 3.291 In the zone
which Includes Idyllwilde subdlvsion.
At the city commission's regu
lar meeting Monday, a group of
about 30 black citizens com
plained that police give priority to
p r e d o mi n a n t l y white
neighborhoods. The group said
police either Ignore calls In black
neighborhoods or fall to take
action when they do respond to
calls In those areas.
"I didn't even look at those
statistics because they have
nothing to do with moving drugs
from our neighborhood. If It were
In the white neighborhoods, they
would clean them out If they had
SANFORD — Working against
deadlines for complying wllti state
and federal dean water laws, the
c i t y c o m m is s io n y e s te r d a y
approved Ihc sale of $-1.35 million In
ImiikIs lo help pay lo upgrade Its
water and sewer systems
Sanford Is under federal mandate
to end dumping ol effluent In Lake
Monroe and will fare penalties of up
to S20.(XX) |m t day it guidelines
aren't met by Dev. 30. 1995
The city commission turned over
(lie side ol Hie $4.35 million In
tax-exempt bonds to William H.
Hough A Co. The 20 year bonds
carry a 7.2 Interest ratr
The bonds are rated "AAA" by
Standard ft Pout's Corporation urul
" A a a ” by Moody'* Investor*
Service. The rulings are the highest
possible and are significant in
securing the lowest available Inter
est rules
Carolyn Small, city finance
director, said the city Issued $3.80
million In bond anticipation notes In
1987. hoping the bond market
would Improve. The current bond
Issue will refund the short-term
notes, which are due Oel. 1.
A 12.75 Increase In water anti
sewer rales approved by the com
mission will help pay for the bonds.
A $2,350 Impact fee assessed devel
opers for each new structure that
honks up to the system also help
|>ay the debt.
The commission on Monday
approved the final design of the
project the bonds will pay for: By
next year, the city will have devel
oped 1.800 acres of land In Geneva
where efduenl will Ik1 sprayed on
.’It run and hay fields.
The city has |x-nnlsslun lo dump
clllucnt Into Lake Monroe until Dec.
30. 1991, but expects to have an
extension until It finishes develop
ing an alternate dumping stle.
,
The bonds also will be used to pay
lor the wastewater treatment plant
that ts under construction on Semi
nole Boulevard on (Ik- south edge of
Lake Monroe.
POLICE CALLS
Following are the number of
police calls from May 1 through
July 31 within the Sanford area
oil a zone by zone basis. The
zones Included are described In
generalities using the most
notable streets or landmarks to
give an approximate location:
Z onal------------------------- 5,121calls
Zona 2,«w.iw..mw...«.m.w.w4|3N calls
Zona 3.-------------------------W91calls
Zona 4.____________ 1,595 calls
Zona 5.________________ 2,175calls
Zona 8__________— 1,741 calls
TOTAI________________15,577calls
Zona I include! Georgetoen and the
iakef ront lo French end Celery Ares
Zone 2 includes en area Irom the lakelront
lo French A»e end Airport Bird
Zone 1 includes an area Irom Airport Bl,d
lo the city limits toaard I 4
Zone 4 includes an area beteeen Celery
A,e 10 Airport Bird arslSR 46
Zone S includes the Santord Airport areas
and the communities ot Pinecresl and
Sanora
Zone 6 includes Hidden Lake lo laae Mary
Bird and 17 92
□ Bee C laim s, P a g e 5 A
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Forensic ixpirt to Identify Aingricsns
GAINESVILLE - A University of Florida forensic specialist
traveled to Ethiopia last week to identify the remains of the
nine Americans killed when the plane carrying Rep. Mickey
Lcland. D-Texas, crashed in Africa.
"We re quite confident we’ve identified all of the bodies."
said William Maples, curator of the C.A. Pound Identification
Laboratory at the Florida Museum of Natural History, which Is
located on UFa campus.
Maples was called In by the chief medical exam iner of the
U.S. Armed Forces and conducted his r ram button in a
Crawford seeks farm post
r ^ n ell eta m i las m
nm cwKiiaacy
m • Dnci
dent Bob Crawford. D-Wlnter
Haven, filed Wednesday as a
accompanied
Americans to Andrews Air ^>rcs Base inWashingmn.ec. A
Maples eaid be was consulted because Sf his expertise Jo
iin j with "special problema" assoefrisd with identifying the
dead.
"All attem pts at identifying remaina have special problema."
be said. "When you have an airplane that lmpacta Into the side
of a mountain with the resulting destruction. U'a always
difficult to identify some of the rem ains."
Maples eaid he did not visit the site of the Aug. 7 crash and
played no part in determ ining the cause of the accident.
Coppor stripped from city hall
OPA-LOCKA — Metal thrives stripped 300 fact 6f copper and
aluminum piping from the Opa-Locka City Hall, a pink
Arabian-style building inspired by the pages of 1,0001 Arabian
Nights.
Interim City Manager L. Dennis Whitt discovered the crime
when he milked into the m en's bathroom last week and
noticed the light bulbs and aluminium were missing from the
ceiling fixture. He then noticed pert of s copper pipe also was
missing.
Public works employees checked the entire building Tuesday
and found the copper flashing that deflects water from the
building's seams also had been stripped away.
Police suspect the rip-off Is the work of crack addicts who tell
scrap money
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number Wednesday in ths Florida
Lottery CASH 3 gams wm 088.
□ Straight Ptey (numbers In exact
order): 1250 on s 50-cant bat. $900
onfl.
□ Box 3 (numbers In any order):
$80 lor s 50-csnt bat. $160 on $1.
□ Box S (numbers In any order):
(40 for a 50-csnt bat. $80 on $1.
□
Straight Box 3: $330 In order
drawni, $80 in any order on s $1
bst.
traioht E
drswn, $40 If picked in combina
tion on $1 bst.
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Vol. 82, No. 8
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both counties, as well as stops In
Pensacola. Jacksonville, and
Gainesville. Fla.
‘‘Florida Is facing a critical
Juncture In Us environmental
pokey." said Brian Hunt, who Is
coordinating th e O reenpeacc
not
intend to hurt anyone.
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earlier he would not file far
the seat until after two special
legislative sessions this fall,
was traveling in his district
Wednesday and could not be
reached. But he acknowl*
told the M|*m |
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to
In running for
Agriculture
Ctonner announced
Dloyle
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Aug. 0 he w ill not seek
re-election when his term
expires In January 1901.
Indian museum planned
begin soon. Tribal leaders said
they are now applying for federal
MIAMI - The Semlnoles plan and stale grants to defray the
to build a 910 million museum cost.
an d c u ltu ra l cen ter In th e
The museum will be named
Everglades to attract tourists Ah-Ths-Thl-Kl. a Miccotukee
and help the "Indiana of Florida word meaning "a place to learn,
a place to remember."
stand tall." tribal leaders said.
"We've been wanting to devel
The center, which will include
seven exhibit buildings, a burial op a museum for many years."
site, a nature trail and a historic Tribal Chairman Jam es Billie
Seminole village, will be built on said. "We want the Indians of
60 acres of the Big Cypress Florida to stand talL"
The center will be across a dirt
Reservation. 65 miles west of
road from the tribe’s 93 million
Fort Lauderdale.
Tribal leaders hope to open the Big Cypress Bingo, a moneym u s e u m b y 1 9 9 1 . w ith loser since its opening in March
ground-breaking expected to 1987.
Audit: Needy not getting
family planning advice
5L
TALLAHASSEE - Florida's
•nine Program la
I of the women who
need it because of restrictions
' against serving m inora and
because needy women don't
know th e p ro g ram e x is ts ,
auditors said Wednesday.
A report released by Auditor
General Charles Lester said the
most efficient way of reducing
unwanted pregnancies among
teenagers — thereby reducing
related problems including birth
defects and welfare dependence
— would be to repeal restrictions
on family planning services for
minors.
Another approach, said the
auditors, who acknowledged the
move would be controversial,
would be for the Department of
H ealth and R e h a b ilita tiv e
Services to a t least provide
family planning counseling to
teens through private or school
sex education programs.
Of course, lawmakers could
also do nothing. But the auditors
warned "this would probably be
the least effective way to address
th f y issues and would
to result In higher rates of
p re g n a n c y , a b o r tio n a n d
neonatal care, and Increased
programs that require the uae of
additional state resources.”
The document said the pro
gram baa tro u b le reaching
women of majority age in need
of Its services because promotion
relies alm ost exclusively on
word of mouth. It recommended
public service announcements
and enlisting outreach workers
to spread news about the pro
gram.
State family planning services
Include contraceptive counsel
ing. exam inations, lab work,
treatm en t for com plications
arising from contraceptive use
and post-birth counseling. It Is
supposed to focus primarily on
low-income women.
According to figures provided
by the Family Planning Pro
gram. it served only 39 percent
of those estim ated to be In need
In 1988 — or. approximately
184.729 of the 474.111 persona
who appeared to qualify for
The program’s planned budget
for the 1987-88 fiscal year was
820.43 million.
TH E W EA TH E
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30 percent chance of rain this
afternoon. High In the low 90s.
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the low 70s.
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morning, then partly cloudy
with a 50 percent chance of
afternoon showers. High In the
low 90s.
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Unhappy pair picket
for judge’s ouster
BANFORP — A woman arrested earlier this week for
allegedly stealing, forging and cashing checks In Sanford, now
focea additional charges.
Sanford poltee added six counts each of forgery, uttering a
forgery, dealing in stolen property and theft amdnat Wilma
Lyactle Jones. 96. 1239 w . 13th St.. Sanford, Wednesday at
the county put.
SANFORD - IdabeU BHckley
m opped h e r brow w ith a
handkerchief tn the bat August
sun. A car pomed by the County
Services Building where she
stood. Its born tooting. She
waved her sign s t the driver —
“Impeach Judge Davis" was
written on It.
Blicfcky mod §ecep ;cosnpuilott
Bea Balk have begun to appear
reguiany in aineim i iocsnone
near downtown Sanford during
local businesses to get cash and goods for herself.
Burglarysuspect caught Instore
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — A ltam onte Springs police,
responding to a silent burglary alarm at Sear's In the
Altamonte Mall, reported nabbing a suspected burglar in the
store at about 4:30 a.rA. today.
Police said Eugenio Reyes Rodriquez. 26. of Orlando,
allegedly had a burglary tool In his hand. He was wearing
gloves and had socks on over his shoes. Police said Rodriquez
told (hem he had moved a video recorder and a camera to
another location In (he store. Police recovered the Items and
charged Rodriquez with burglary, possession of burglary tools
and grand theft.
Bridge extension may improve Lake Jesup'e water quality
restoring the circulation stows
w ill not clean th e polluted
10.000-acrt lake, she said.
The ISKMbot bridge extension
w o u ld c o s t a n e s tim a te d
p ap p flOfr —fat Gerald Brinton.
executive director of the Semi
n o le C o u n ty E x p re ssw a y
A uthority. The au th o rity is
planning to >mi|M
bridge
for the expressway that will skirt
the western portion of the lake.
O ne proposal considered Is
draining the l*i* during the
construction of the expressway
Laka Mary city hall construction
could begin by late September
LAKE MARY - Lake Mary's
new city hall could enter the flint
phase of construction as early as
mid-September and cost the city
nearly 660,000 less than they
had originally anticipated.
Bids on the project, which will
be built on Country Club Road
north of Lake Mary Boulevard,
were received from 11 compa
nies, according to City Manger
John Litton. The low bid of
$957,000 was subm itted by
General Constructors Company
of Altamonte Springs.
Litton said the city Is checking
the references of the company to
“be sure they are as good as they
say." According to Litton. Gen
eral Constructors has done some
w ork' for o th e r governm ent’
he docs not anticipate that there
arm be any problems with that.
opening th e second channel
from the St. Jo h n s Into the lake,
the water quality may remain
high after the d rawdown.
Fall said all the discussion are
Lake Jesup, larger than Lake very preliminary in nature and
Monroe, Is largely a backwater of more study of the lake bottom
the St. Johns th at la fed by and am ounts of water flowing
aotcuCT I ltccKm n o wcii vjcck* Into the lake are needed before a
Salt Creek and Six MUe Creek. drawdown could be considered
Severs! drainage canals also lead feasible. Only once a drawdown
into the lake. In th e past, several la done w ould the agencies
sewage treatm ent plants dis consider the bridge extension,
charged Into the creeks leading ahe said. Simply extending the
to the take but have since bridge without a drawdown will
produce little Im provem ents.
Fall said.
State rood officials have not
been consulted on the bridge
extension, Fall said.
Earn an “A ” with
these school supplies
The sWardlng af-tfie bid to do
the work la on the agenda for the
Sept. 7 commission meeting.
Construction, which is expected
to take about nine months, could
begin as toon as two weeks after
that.
• The one-story Colonial-style
structure will house the com
mission chambers as well as the
water, planning, recreation and
building departments. Also in
Plymouth
WEDNESDAY
• 1:47 a.m. — 1207 Lincoln
Court, medical call. man. 57,
not transported.
•3:04 a.m. - 3200 S. Or
lando Dr., trauma call. man.
34. not transported.
• 7:12 a .m . - 1003 W.
Eighth St., medical call, man
45. transported to Central
Florida Regional Hospital.
• 12:10 p.m. - 3101 S. Or
l a ndo D r., t r a u m a cal l,
woman 80, transported by
AMT.
• 12:20 p.m. — 618 Magnolia
Ave.. medical call, woman.
20, transported to Central
Florida Regional Hospital by
private vehicle.
• 12:23 p.m. - 2750
F lig h tlin e. B uilding 262.
trauma call. man. 45. trans
ported to Central Florida Re
gional Hospital.
•2 :5 7 p.m. — Sixth Street
and Park Avenue, trauma
call, man, 29. refused trans
portation.
• 3:09 p.m. — 2831 Sanford
Ave.. fjicdlcal call. man. 50.
transported by AMT.
• 5 : 4 8 p . m . — 501 S.
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small amount of damage to
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EDITORIALS
Kandu’3 lesson
JACK
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TttRMAINDER
<*LEBANON!
(DROPPED
CIS
ANDERSON
Soviets work for
equality of sexes
YAROSLAVL. U A 8.R. - Soviet prem ier
— up to hta hip-boots In
>to be M i n i a
Ironically, equality of the
feature of Riwstsn Ufa '
has turned
with a IBIS decree by Lenin and
hrough the I9TF Soviet conatltu
lio n . eq u ality
been enshrined In
Soviet law. The
of V alentina
T e re a h k o v a . w ho
ratea a amall
museum in th is her
hometown, tells part
o f th e s t o r y .
T ereahkova waa a
young textile worker
Som e private resort and them e parka are
currently the targets o f fierce criticism for
p ro ca in e in which paying custom er are
towed through pools by Atlantic bottlenpae
RICHARD COHEN
Why not have a good time?
Sen World’s killer whale program cannot
i ®CC"U®®ti0l!MI o f
Put
th is m m l be bdlinccd by the unquestionable
scien tific and educational beneflts. The
knowledge hlologlete gain from orcaa and
other marine mam mals In captivity la an
C ritics rightly queatfcn the necessity of
m aking these splendid creatures perform
unnatural antics In a circus*like atmosphere.
Why not simply study them and let them go?
The answer Is that educating the public
through entertainment does a greater service
to m arine mammals than scientific research
alone.' Allowing people close contact'w ith
killer whales establishes a bond that nothing
else could achieve.
There are. of course, gaps In our knowledge
and m any gray areas In which scientific
opinion differs. But Kandu’a death may add to
our store of knowledge. As long as our
relationship with marine mammals la con
ducted with sen sitivity, a s long aa the
knowledge we galn from the captivity of a few
continues to aid the preservation o f the entire
species, there Is no need to curtail popular
programs such aa those pioneered by Sea
Berry's W o rld
Gayfryd
head off
wretched excess a record still waited to be
broken. This was Gayfryd's personal best. Alas
for poor Oayfryd. her record may not have
lasted tbs month.
’ From Tangier* (no Hampton) cam e reports
that Malcolm Forbes, publisher of Forbes
magazine, had spent upwards of 92 million on
a party. He, too. It turns out was having a
birthday — his 70th — and far It he flew a
reported 000 guests all the way to North
Africa. To paraphrase an old Bing Crosby
song, like Webster’s Dictionary, the rich were
Morocco bound.
What'a going on here? What accounts far the
fact that, within a single month. 93 mMHon or
more may have been spent on two parties?
And not secretly, mind you. but In full view of
the press. Forbes has perm itted at least one
reporter (from the W ashington Post) to Join his
guests and Steinberg not only invited Lts
Smith, the gossip columnist far the New York
Daily News, but agreed to let her write about
It. These parties were semi-public events and.
from what everyooe says, you and I missed a
hell ofa good time.
Let us not question the professional ethics of
journalists who
they n be both guests
event. (Smith on the
CATCH OF THE DAY
t
creativity.
V
And let ua not have our criticism gagged by
the rej otnder that these people also give huge
sums to charity. So what? Wc aQ give to
charities. Let ua ask. Instead, bow ouch
seemingly sophisticated people could have had
such a lapse In taste.
Neither the Steinbergs nor Forbes, after all.
are yokels or rubes, oil-patch millionaires who
had a hunch, sunk a well and became
Instantly rich. These are college graduates
who. we may suppose, have a passing
acquaintance with both the rules
tfif
literature about w ealth. Surely. F. Scott
FUsfcrald was on their college reading lists
and the term "Guilded Age” would bring a nod
from them. Yet they and others of their set
have turned “Breakfast at Tiffany's” Into a
gluttonous event.
What produces such behavior? In part, the
answer la politics. During the Reagan years,
we were told that almost no social probelm
i
cauae of crim e la
crim inals. The cause
o f te e n -a g e pre*
gnancy la lack of
value*, the cauae of
failure to "Just say
no" «"<i the cause of
poverty is poor peopfe.
By and fame, the
country has gleefully
accepted this dopey
prescription far what
ails us — and Ocorge
B ush, ag ain st h is
better Judgment, has
ITha country
hasQlssfulfy
accaptad this
dopay pre
scription for
what alia u a l
n o t? T h e m o n ey
w o u l d J u s t be
w asted) and Bush
will not raise them.
But the Reagans set
the style. They lived lavishly In the W hite,
House. It was Nancy Reagan who could not asy
"no" to designer dresses and who partied with
some of he same poeple who sany happy
birthday to Saul Steinberg and Malcolm
Forbes. The Reagans celebrated wealth.
Reagan’s point, the essence of what was
grandiloquently
an Ideology, sms suc
cinctly stated by Cardyne Rochm. a guest at
the Steinberg party: "All of us have worked
very hard far our money and we can spend It
however we want.” Reagan said substantially
the sam e thing: His money was his. He had felt
th at way ever since, aa a movie actor, be was
In the 90 percent marginal tax bracket. In his
tical dotage. Reagan went soft on Russia,
never on taxes.
e
in berg and
It probably helps that both Steinberg
Forbes live In New York. The city' s problems
are so overwhelming, seemingly so Intractable,
a person could Ib e forgiven for agreeing
with Reagan that money is not the answer.
Since U to their own anyway, and since U can
do little social good. It might aa well be used for
a good time. Come to Quoguc. Come to
Morocco.
There to, however, one final thought. The
: of the Steinbergs et a lia a pie
in the face to us all. It produces momentary
blindness and then a shock of self-recognition
— a sense that there is a bit of the Steinbergs
in many of ua.
th e S o v ie t ap ac e
program in th e early
catapult *
in to a tatre
r e e - d ay
apace flight In 1963.
the year
yr the Soviets ■Soviet s e a
com
| i » ri«l po
full f i 1 percent
litical coup: putting a
of
the labor
woman In space for
force
longer than all of the
I
American m en put
together.
It w asn't until 1962 when the Soviets were
trying to pre-emp t the first American woman
in space, Sally Ride, th at a second female
cosmon aut waa hurtling toward the stars.
Soviet offldah boasted to ua that women
comprise a full 51 percent of the tabor force.
Moat of the secondary school teachers and
staffs are female, along w ith three-fourths of
the country'a doctors.
The m b to that both professions in Russia
have a relatively lowly status and pay poorly.
Women only cam two-thirds of the pay men
will earn in the same pod lion* Nor do
women often reach upper-management posi
tions.
In moat households, both the husband and
wife work. But the husbands have taken a
page out of Archie Bunker’s book — passing
on housework and leaving women to stand In
food line*
Small wonder that one out of every three
wives In this city will divorce her husband.
They become fed up with drunken husbands
and the d ru d ^ ry and confinement of sharing
while i
er.
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death knell for the Soviet empire Itself.
Gorbachev's view of feminism la inspired aa
m uch by national survival as by lofty
altruism .
The crisis in the Soviet fam ily h as
depressed birth rates of Russian children,
railing the specter that already restive Soviet
minorities will one day outnum ber Russian*
Gorbachev fa offering cash Incentives for
couples w ith large families. Gorbachev's
cbrmled anti-alcohol campaign to another
celeb
major family initiative. (Heavy drinking ranks
first here In polls of why wives left husbands.)
He castigates husbands who don't help their
wive* but expect to be waited an themselves.
And h e's increasing child allowances, and
both the quality and quantity of day-care
center*
Gorbachev la also concerned about abortion
and birth control, but not In the same context
In which these divisive issues are debated In
the United State* Soviet birth control is
crude. Flve-ccnt condoms are widely avail
able but are spum ed by men. Women
regularly have up to four abortion* Only the
rarest of young couples have more than two
children: moat can't afford mare.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letters to the editor are welcome. All letters
m ust be signed and Include a mailing address
and a daytime telephone number. Letter*
should be on a single subject and be aa brief
as possible. Letters are subject to editing.
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SStataaWWta
m
lo ghre U a U r tearing
e Capital la packed with
. em otional crow ds
during th e special
in u o e iftia .
n same Concerns that It
f
talned when Ms stepfather
MOTOR HOME
TRANSMISSION
TROUBLE?
adoptive parents. bring i
attorneys into dependency
when criminal abuse prt
tions, are underway, an a i
moepenomi K p i |u aru u
say In aO stages of depem
The stepfather and mother.
Thaama and Sheryl Coe. have
but I am drtcim lned that they
win see the need In time to
p re v e n t ev en m o re tra g ic
Seminole County NAACP presld a n t <T u rn e r C lay to n said
i M t a , HWNIn Its m n e a to the
w O itade arTMackdHe of town.
wsfohfcetng n rg ^ |ts d. We want
some action. We~deserve the
same protection they're getting
on the other side of town."
g iv en hig h p rio rity to th e
^
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IVCIICi W H IfX Il U RJC 111 H I T •
Tw .
community re25UT
prt>|ects seven dsys a week.
'
!l
•T hey're getting, on average,
more police protection than any
area in the city.” Rotundo said,
"W e don't feel anyone la being
alighted.”
expected. Falk said. Longwood police were notified and
have established that at least
$3,000 to $6,000 In donations
a re u n a c c o u n te d fo r a n d
believed to have been stolen
from the ministry.
Jim Bakker. the former head
of the Praise The Lord (PTL)
nationally televlsled m inistry
baaed In North Carolina, is on
trial there for sieged fraud and
conspiracy to divert millions of
the disbanded FTL’a funds for
his personal use.
CantlnwsdfrsmPagt 1A
schoolchildren for their Input in
the project dedgn. Since then.
the core committee has raised
n e a rly $ 9 0 ,0 0 0 th ro u g h a
num ber of fundraising events,
Yancey said the money will go
for $17,000 in southern yellow
pine. 100 gallons of sealer for the
lumber. $55 an hour in labor,
three meals daily for volunteers
and various other equipment
needed for construction,
For more Information, call
Yancey at 33341704.
blame the police. They take their
direction, to a large measure.
fMM.
>ttlthr>«n »w_ n n i* — mm
Dollars
330-9794
Seminole Centra
(Next To Wal-Mart)
Tracy L.
Melville P. Flckaa. 68. 639
N lg h th aw k C irc le . W in ter
Springs, died Monday at North
Reddlngton Beach. Bom Jan 4..
1921. In Phoenix. A rts., he
moved to Winter Springs from
Milltown. N.J., in 1963. He was a
retired system s manager for New
York Telephone Co. and a
member o f the St. Augustine
Catholic C hurch. He was a
former member of the Knights of
Columbus, a member of the
Loyal Order of Moose, Lodge
766. Orlando. Telephone Pio
neers of America and the BPOE
Lodge 1079. Orlando.
S u rv iv o rs In c lu d e w ife.
Virginia M.; sons. Melville III.
Dayton. N J.. Donald G.. Kendall
Park. N.J.. Kenneth L.. Lov
eland. Ohio. Jeffrey A.. Winter
Springs: daughter. Virginia A..
W inter S prings: six gran d
children.
B aldw ln-Falrchlld Funeral
Home. Altamonte Springs. In
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Creighton Holloway. 57. 1207
Lincoln CL. Sanford, died Wed
nesday at his residence. Bom
March 6. 1932. in Batesbourg.
S.C., he moved to Sanford In
1970 from Washington D.C. He
was a laborer and a Baptist. He
waa an Army veteran.
Survivors Include son. Jeffrey.
Saluda. S.C.; daughter. Cynthia
Brooks. Saluda. S.C.; brother.
W alter. Sanford: five grand
children.
Wllson-Elchclbcrger Mortuary.
Sanford. In charge of arrange
ments.
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•Anniversary
•Solitaires
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Phcni— H taken from file An n'* tegular l l c i t k f KrUti P ik a
Seminole Centre
Altamonte Mall
Winter Park Mall
MOUOWAV.CS IISMTON
Funeral MrvkM tar Crelgtitan Haltawny.
V . w laniard. wka Sad WaWwtday will Is
twtd I y m Saturday at taa I ktwtaaryar
Memorial Chapel was ltd w Leonard J.
Wllaan officiating Intarmanl will ha Data
Tuatday at ttw Florida National Veteran*
Cemetery, Smhnell Friend* may call Friday
from a • p m a l ftw chapel
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FLORIDA.
CAUttatPiaapCJLaPL
JOS JACOBS (Vtlntaraat)
AUORBV COLONS R. SLSIS
LHVSVand IHIRLSV CHART.
( V* Intaroat),
P I a I n t I I I t .
HAROLD F. HARRIS, a tingle
NOT ICS OP
FORBCLOSURI SALS
NOTtCS IS HBRSBY given
aurouant la a Final Judgment at
Mortgage Perecleoure data*
Augwet IF. in*, and entered In
Cam No. a n t S C A I t L at Ma
Circuit Court at Ma SlgtHaanM
Judklei Circuit M and lar Sami
naN County. Florida, a*ataM
JO S JACOBS IN Internet)
AUORBV OOLDNSR. SLSIS
L S V IY and SMIRLSV CHART.
(Vk Interett), HAROLD F.
HARRIS, a Hngto man. Ootem
dam. i «tu teU N Ma Mgheet
rtctltleut nemo of USA l ) > H at
number AltamenN M M Mtt.
All Altamonte Ave.. Wi the City
•« Altamonte Spring Florida,
intend! to regittor the told
" t w »IM Me Clark of Mo
Circuit Court at Seminal#
County. FNriae.
Deled at Tata*. OMa. MN
tom aay at July. iter
O T MeKane. Jr.
PuMIMi Augual It. last. T. U
it. itat
dshjfi
n o t ic r o p
FICTITIOUS MAMI
Notice It hereby given Met
Marvin Windavt at Terweetee.
Inc. it engage* In kutlniti at
111 Hickman Drive, lantar*.
am, Seminole County. Florida
under the Fktltieue Mama at
ORIANOO CHAIN, an* Mat
Marvin Wlndowt at T ie ..........
Inc. Intendt la ragltlar taM
name wim me Clark at Ma
Circuit Court. Semlnata County.
Prevalent at the Fictltieut
Name Statutet. To Wit: Section
NS W Florida Statutet l«S7.
Marvin Wlndewt
ol Tennetteo. Inc.
John W Marvin. Fret Ident
PwMlth August II. Sept. 1. U
II. 110*
DCHm
In tat* Final Judgment, to wtt.
Let t. Black B. WINTSR
WOOOS UNIT I, according N
Ma ptal thereat at lied In Plat
Beak IL Page U. Public Recardt at SemlneM County. Florl-
CLBRKOP THB
CIRCUIT COURT
SSMINOLR Comity. Fieri
By: Janol-Jaaearlc
Deputy Clark
PuMIth: Augutt 10. II. Hat
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MARYANNS MORSI
Clerk at Ma Circuit Court
lemmata County. Florida
BY: Janet. Jaaaertc
DagutyCNrh
MuMlati: Aug. 14. II, Mat
OSH loo
Marain can
lalnad and artilch premltat
a/k/e B U Sueeee « d , i
Dated MNI7M day at Auguat.
CLSRKOFths
CIRCUIT COURT
BY: RuMKIng
ORPUTYCLERK
Pubiith: Aug.lo.li. itat
osh a t
FLORIDA.
UM M aHNOM L
CRRSTAR MORTOAOI
CORPORATION.
Plaintiff,
J .L . ALIXANOSR. I T AL..
NOT K I OP
FORICLOM M B SALR
N O TIC I IS HRRIBV O lV IN
purtuam N a Summary Final
Judgment at FaracNaura dated
Auguat M. HOF and antarad M
Caaa No. (PMdtCJkdPL at Ma
Circuit Court ol Ike IIT H
Judicial Circuit In and N r Saml
naN County. Florida, wherein
C R R S T A R M O R T •
O A O I CORPORATION. Plain
tiff. and J. L. ALIXANOSR. I T
AL.. are doNndontv I will tall N
the highatt Mddtr N r caah at
Ma Waat Pram Door of Mo
SomlnoN County Courthoute.
Sanford. Florida, al ll:t d
o'clock AML an Ma H it day at
In taM Summary. Final Judg
ment. N wit:
LaN II A II. Slack a. Tier 1,
S.R. Tr afford't Mag at Mo
Team at Sanford, according N
Mo gtat thereat ee retarded In
Plat taak 1. Pegee seat. Public
Bacardi at SomlnoN County.
TOCSTHSR erIM all Mo Inv
o a t a m e n lt . r l g h t t . ap
purNnancot. rant*. royeltlea.
mineral, all and got rlghtt and
ar horaattar a part at Ma
property. Including replace
mm«N and addIMont thereto
OATSO tkla lath day *
Augutt.
MART
.. IR YANNE MORSE. Clerk
Circuit Court
Ry: JaneS. Jaeewlc
Duputy Clerk
PlMilth: Augutt U It. Itit
O f H let
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Hotel queen guilty of tax evasion
The 41-count Indictment charged that the
couple evaded $1.2 million In Income taxes
In IMS. 1904 and 1909 by charging off $4
million In personal Items — Including
renovations and furnishings for their 25room DunnrUm HaO estate In Greenwich.
Conn. — to their hotel and real estate
llrhm lry eras found guilty of 33 counts.
Turco, 49. of Luts. Fla..'and Llcarl, 91. of
Oyster Bay Cove on Long Island, were
convicted on 39 counts.
Ilrtm slnr controls the hotel em pire which
Includes 21 hotels In 19 cities around the
world.
price of girdles to lavish
to five years In prison for
felony counts of which she
- more than 100 years In all
png up to $7.79 million.
1 Court Jury, after five days
Bakker prays for collapsed witness
sta n ta n e o u sly . In ste a d , h e
trembled In silence.
Nelson was tak en to P re
sbyterian Hospital, where he was
treated for dehydration and re
leased three hours later. A hospi
tal spokeswoman said Nelson
had not eaten for two days
because he had suffered a bout
of stomach flu.
Nelson was to be the first
witness at Thursday's session .
v ice p resid en t a t th e PTL
melalsfvM i k s t
mUlBUT UaSl DvUUk i iOUDOPu .
c o lla p se d w h ile te s tify in g
against Bakker. who Is charged
with 24 counts of fraud and
Until Bakker fell to his knees
In prayer, he had appeared cold
and sullen as form er employees
testified against him during the
first three days of the trial.
leader
arrives
In s a n e
p r ic e s
"The UA-Japan relationship
Is no longer th e protectorprotected. teacher-pupU bond It
once was.*' be said. "Especially
of partners cooperating, and
occasionally competing, on an
equal footing. This Is a fact
whether one Ukcs It or not.
"F riction has occasionally
:
a
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1
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prevent this friction from rock
ing the foundations at our bUat-
, , - l l . n il ^ ••
enu
D ona.
Kalfu. In office Just three
weeks, said relations between
the two nations are "all In all.
excellent” and It la Ume for them
to "address together problems
facing all human beings such as
w orld peace, m anaging the
global economy and dealing with
environmental dangers."
Murderer
executed
RICHMOND. Va. - Alton
Waye. baptised the night before
he eras executed for murdering a
61-year-old widow, peacefully
accepted his fate but made one
point clear in his last words:
"W hat's about to occur here Is a
m urder."
W ith 10 years of appeals
exhausted, the 34-year-old Army
veteran skipped his final meal
Wednesday to take communion
and looked skyward for Inspira
tion from his newfound God
while being strapped to the
golden oak electric chair.
"I would like to express that
w hat's about to occur here Is a
m urder.” Waye said. "I want
everybody to know I forgive the
people Involved In this murder,
that I don't hate nobody, and 1
love you.”
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�■ A — Sanlord Herald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday. August 31. 1909
Ta n k s enforce M edellin curfew
WORLD
U n l f « d P r a t s In t s r n a tt lo n a l
Cambodia peace talks end in impasse
PARIS — A It) nation r n n tr r r n r r on |x*arf In ('m n hod l.i w a s
siis|Mnilirl. w ith nrgant/crs i nr.t hiding th.it tour w a rrin g
( ainhoilian fai l ions were not rr.ulv to r o in p r o in ls i' on a
p o w i r s h a rin g lorninla t o r m l Ilit* I I va-ar old r n n lllr t
I hr m o n th lo n g r o ili r r r n r r srt out to chart a prat rtu l lutiirr
tin i ainlMiilla a ll r r the w ithdraw al ol V l r i u a i u r s r troops, hut
r tiilrd W r i ln r s d a v wit limit lludtug a solution
It is not vrt p o sslh lr to a r h l r v r a r i i t i i p r r h r n s i v r
s r lt lr i i i r n l
l hr p artlrlpau ls n olril III a liilrl lln.il roiiilllillll
ip ir
Hu r o iu u iim li| u r s a i d i o u lrrru i r r u pu-sibt-nts. Forrlgn
Minister R o land D u m as and Ills In donrslau n n i n l r r p a r t . Ah
A la ta s w o u ld r o n l l n u r lo work with parties In vo lv ed In tile
r o n lllrl a n d ht-gln • onsiiltalloiis wiihiti six m o n i l i s toward
irrou vrn illk t the i olllrrrtirr
D u m as s.nd Fr.nu r would like lo host a n o th er r o n l r r r i i i r " a s
s i min as |Hiss||ilr
Ma|oi d l t l r r r u i r s Mill si-p.iralr I h r parlies in th e r o n lllr l and
it w a s " p r t - l r r a h l r lo w a ll until r o n d l l l o u s . r u r r r i i l l v
insulin it ni to provide hope lor a real c o m p r o m i s e , c o m e
l o u r l h r r . " D u m a s (old reporters alter lhe i lositti* s e s sio n
A la ta s a n d D u m a s hotli r e lu s e d lo e h a r a e l e r l / e the
eoule re iie e a s a diplom atic tatlurr
Solidarity, communists wrangling
W A R S A W . r o la n il — Solldarilv stepped u p iH u r ts in limit the
i oiim iunist role In Poland s new gnvrrnm t'nt. w ith a senior
m o v e m e n t r<-|«iitug a ('o m m uiilst Pariv hid to control the
Inrtagu all.urs p is t ie e a n d iiiloriualton m tuisiries
Solid.irit\ p a r h a m e n ia rv <.m en s leader Hronlslaw (le r e n ie k s
s i a le m e n i Wrthu-sd.tv w a s the stronuest indication vet that the
S o h d a ru v led non coum m ulst coalition has h a r d e n e d its slam c
■ igattiM b road t o m u u m is t liilhieiu > in the govt-mint-nt. w h ich
si ill is Ixnng lo rm ed
" T h e puiilte would not understand w ide particip ation n!
l o m m iiiiists h i the new gnvt-ruuuiit
( i r r r m e k said
llu ( 'o m u m n ls t Party alteadv h a s Im-cii u iia r a n ie e d the vital
d r i r i i s c a n d interior portlohos w l i n h control the .trim and
police, tml I he otlce-moliolllllie parts rec cn tlv indicated II
w a u le d oth er m m istries
Pn-sidi ill \Vo|clei h .la ru / e lsk l d lscu s se il th e co a litio n
siiu.iiion W e d n e sd a s with Prime Minister T a d e iis/ Ma/owieeki.
olli-rlng his assisi.m ee lo lorm a ' g o v r r i m u n l ol grand
coalition
the olheial new s a f e t i e s P A P sau t
Che m e e iiu i’ unlit la ir d .laru/elskl. a >o iiiu m n isi is insisting
o n |*realer participation In his parts
IK Hill I A. C o lo m b ia
I a u k s rumblctl
d i r o u g h llu- pnsverlul Medellin c o c a l m
carlt-l's luimeliisvn. s u p p o r lm g a 1 urtesv
eulorci d f iv l t HMI [Milne and soldiers a s
Anu-rit an thplom .iis n-|uirledlv prepared
their Ia m b ic s lor evat-uallon
In W a s lim g to n . d ie S i a n Deparlmt-ni
Wcthu-stlav issued a s i r r n travel advisurv
s a v in g A n ie rle a n s
sh o u ld eo n stder
s e d o u s lv l e a v i n g " C o lu m b ia w here the
i n i m i r v s tlruglortls h a v e d f i i u r r d war
agalttsl d ie giivernm elll
I lu C S Fm liassv p la n s in pull alxuit l i
sp o u se s a nil 1 blltlren ol d iplom ats Iroui
C o lo m b ia " a s si it 111 as pnssihltleaving
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Jews to boycott peace day in Auschwitz
W A R S A W Poland
Poland s d u e l rabbi said lie will
hosio tt a
World Prayer lot IVanm a r k i n g Hu r*t)ih
a n m v e rs .irv ol World War II t<> proiesi a ( a ih o lu leader s
ret f i n sta te m en t lit llu d ispute oser a c o n v e n t at the
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a sto u n d e d bs a serm on S a m n la s Its < ordinal .Jo/el (dt nip
whir-h In sa id 1 011I1I stir u p a n ii S eim iism in Pol.uul
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allow us lo pras lui Aust hsvit/l
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t u i i i d Pri ss I n te lnulional
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shruit ol t'/esio i liowa. said -It-ws present i h e n i s e l s e s as a
nation e le v a te d user other nations
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d ea d d espite llu- thsapprov.il ot lews o v er llu- c o n v e n t 's
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d ead lin e tor in m n iii llu- n uns passetl without any at lion bv
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Princess Anne separating from husband
LONDON — Princess Anne and ( ’apt Mark Phillips are
s ep a ra tu m .diet 15 s t a r s ol marringi- bill th e re a re " n o plans
lor d ivorce prot t-edums
Ih u k in g h .im Palat e a n iim u u ed
today
Ma| Peter Phillips the captain s I.tiller, revealetl Werlnesdav
1,mbi dial the couple would live apart under the te r m s ol an
oilllra h lc a rraim c m cn t dial uui|ht lead lo a It Hal separation,
a llh o im h 1 lies had no unmetllale plans lo tilvort e
A Mm k i n g h a m Palat e spokesw tim an saitl in a prepared
statem ent
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Mark P hillips have deeitletl to separate on te r m s .mreetl
helwt t-u llu in I b i n arc 110 p la n s lot divort e prot t-i-dings
From United Press International reports
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ra id u n io n o ffic e s
U n it e d P r e s s In te rn a tio n a l
. l o l l A N N K SIH l U i . S o u th
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ol S o u th A i m . i s l.ugt-sl trade
letter.111011 a n d d ie hom e ol its
g r n rr .il sec r e ta ry today III what
d i e s saitl sv.is a pre-emptive
s tr ik e .mailisl p la n s lo disrupt
n e x t w eek s p a r h a m e n ia rv elec
lio n s
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p o lice tleiam ed a tillh promliieiil
a m i- a p a rih e h l leader m 2 1 hours
w tth ou i rltargt
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ru b b e r b u lle ls lo tireak up a rails
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d ie l.ugrsi 1 rat k d o w iis mi an
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L aw a n d O rtler M tn isir s
s p o k e s m a n Mrm Leon Millet
sa id Ihe d e le llllo n s were aimed
at at m i s t s d e l v i n g g o v e r n
m e m impoM-d restriction orders
a m i th o s e p o l i c e w a n t e d lo
i p i c s i i o n m c o n n e c t i o n with
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\t trust 12 u nion nu mbers
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( idler.il Set r e la r y J a y Naldixi.
Police also h a im etl a student
rails at J u h .m n e s h i i r g 's Untver
sits ol tin- W itw ait-rsrand at tins.iiiir time h u n d r e d s nl black
siiidt'iits b e g a n g a t h e r i n g o n
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1 rosvtl lo d is p e r s e a m i o p en ed
lire with tear ga s. w h e n d o z e n s
ign ored the o r d e r , w i t n e s s e s
s.
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bullels also svere tired lull no
iiipirn-s reported
Ai ling i ’r esld en l Frederlk tie
Klerk, lead ing Ills N'alluual Party
m lo Us Iniighcsl elet iion battle
slnee 11 w on p o w e r in 1U-IH.
aimouiii eil in P retoria today th.it
.mtluirittes h a d s m a s h e d a “ t e r
rorist'' n e t w o r k m t e m l m g to
itisrupl the polls
Dr Klerk, s p e a k i n g before a
pullet- c o lle ge c e r e m o n y , said
nine guerrillas ol d ie o u tla w e d
A i m . m National C o n g r e s s a n d
Id " « o l l a h o r a l o r s " had lu-t-n
arrested user the past w ee k anil
a large tp i .m in s ol w e a p o n s
seized. in c lu d in g limpet m ines,
gren ades anti A K -17 rilles
Itilorm ution I n d l c a l c s that
so m e ol these te rrorists entcretl
die c ountry s o le ly to disrupt th e
i-lt-t lions." Dc K lerk sa id w ithout
itisi losing d etails
t o s .t i n s p o k e s m a n s a i t l
|io|i. 1 tx l i mi t ' d N. iii Iihi s h o m e
t. ii mole th a n isvo hours, th e n
«-st 1tr iiil him to die d o w n to w n
t os.it 11 iittn 1 s in cuiiiuiui - tin
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Boys’ volleyball spikes on
IN BRIEF
County schools start
second season of play
Seattle adds to Brewers woes
MILWAUKEE - Ken Griffey Jr. drove In three
runs Wednesday night with a home run and a
single to lift the Seattle Mariners to a 7-3 victory
over the slumping Milwaukee Brewers.
The loss was the eighth In nine games for the
trewers. Milwaukee has fallen seven games
behind first-place Baltimore In the AL East after
being within a half-game of the lead on Aug. 20.
Randy Johnson. 6-5.
allowed three runs on
five hits In 6 2-3 Innings
for his first victory since
July 29. Mike Jackson
pitched the final 2 1-3
for his sixth save.
sfiiW"
Milwaukee rookie Jeff
P e t e r e k . 0 - 2 . was
rocked for five runs on
six hits In three Innings.
Seattle won for the second stalght game after
a 12-game losing streak.
In other action Baltimore belted Cleveland 7-4:
Toronto tipped Chicago 2-1: New York outlasted
Oakland 8-5: California clubbed Boston 4-0;
Minnesota trounced Texas 7-3; and Kansas City
downed Detroit 6-1.
Ml
ICOLLEOl FOOTBALL
Notrt Damt back transfers
SOUTH BEND. Ind. — Former Notre Dame
running back Tony Brooks has registered for fall
classes at Holy Cross Junior College In South
Bend, school officials said Wednesday.
The second-leading rusher for the Fighting
Irish's national championship team last season
was denied admission to Notre Dame this fall
despite being academically eligible.
Brooks w as Involved In a hit-and-run
automobile accident during the offseason, but
he has not said why he was dismissed from
Notre Dame.
"I don't think anybody In our office has seen
him. but he did check to see what courses would
transfer and apply to his major." Notre Dame
academic advisor Mike DeCIcco said. "He has to
sit out at least one year. I think he would be
eligible for readmlsslon In the tall."
IDITA^OP
USSR to ewnpoto In next raco
ANCHORAGE. Alaska — The Soviet Union
has accepted an Invitation to enter the
1.150-ml!e Anchorage-to-Nome Idltarod Sled
Dog Race and plans to send competitors to
Alaska this fall to start training, race officials
said Wednesday.
The Idltarod Trail Committee also Is propos
ing another race to the Soviets —one that would
send sled dog teams dashing across the
U S.-Soviet Bering Strait border.
The propopsed Soviet-Alaska Sled Dog Race
would be run In March 1991. beginning in
Nome. Alaska, across the frozen Bering Strait,
finishing In the Soviet coastal town of Anadyr
A protocol calling for such a race was signed
this week by Idltarod Trail Committee Executive
Director Rosemary Phillips and was to be
hand-delivered to Soviet officials next month In
Magadan by Alaska Gov. Steve Cowpcr. who
begins a two-week visit to the Soviet Far East
this week.
NATIONAL LNAOUN
Scott register* 18th win
CHICAGO — Mike Scott hurled a four-hitter
Wednesday night to tie the major-league lead
with his 18th victory and Gerald Young banged
out four singles to give the Houston Astros a 8-4
victory over the Chicago Cubs.
Scott, making his fifth attempt at his 18th
win. struck out nine and walked one In posting
his eighth complete game of the season. Three
of the four hits he allowed were home runs.
The 18 wins equalled
his career-high and lied
him for th e majorleague lead with Joe
Magrane of St. Louis
and O akland 's Dave
Stewart. Scott. 18-7.
also singled In a run.
Rick Sutcliffe. 13-11*
f a i l e d t o m a k e It
through the fourth In
nlng for the second consecutive game. He was
rocked for five runs and eight hits In 3 1-3
innings. He also walked two. threw two wild
pitches and committed a balk.
Elsewhere on the diamond Wednesday. San
Francisco tripped Philadelphia 3-2: Pittsburgh
downed Atlanta 7-5; Cincinnati topped St. Louis
2-0 In 13 Innings: Montreal defeated San Diego
5-1: and New Yolk belted Los Angeles 9-3.
ON TV
FOOTBALL
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BASEBALL
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Harold •ports wrltar
After Its rookie season. Seminole
County's boys' volleyball teams are
looking to step up their level of play
this year and build respectable
programs at each of the schools.
Lost year Lake Mary end Lake
Howell enjoyed banner seasons.
Lake Mary posted a near-perfect
record. Its only loos coming to Lake
Howell In the final match of the year
while the rest of the teams followed.
This year, the teams look to be
evening out and the talent at all the
schools seems to be growing as
more athletes are getting Involved
In the sport.
Seminole, which started In the
middle of the season last year,
returns three players and Is looking
to Increase Its level of play this year.
The Tribe was competitive last year
but had trouble In game situations
against the already tested teams
throughout the county.
"We're looking better than last
year." Seminole coach Sylvester
Wynn said. "W e're still having
trouble getting practice lime. With
the renovation going on at the
school, we haven't been able to get
In the gym."
S eniors Jeff D err and S cott
Scukup return for Seminole this
year along with Junior Van Kao. The
three will lead the Semlnoles Into
their second season and could help
make them a competitive squad In
the conference.
Lake Mary returns a great deal of
size and a pair of quality setters, but
will need to work on the fun
damentals of the game to be as
dominating as it was a year ago.
"We have real good size but lack
Samlnola should bo mors competitive this year In boys' vollsyball, having •
fundamentals." Lake Mary coach
team to start the season after only playing the lost half of the 1968 season.
Bill Whalen said. "If we can leam
With only three players bock from Iasi year, newcomers like Nick Jones
the fundamentals, we will be very
(center) make up most of the 1989 Seminole rosier.
competitive."
Seniors Chris Davidson. Jeff
Draughon. Dale Whitman and Mike
Clifton provide most of the size for
the Rams and give their team some
very strong hitting.
Davidson. 6-6. Is the tallest player
and has experience as he played
every game last year. Draughon is
6-3 and adds more strength In the
hitting department. Juniors Matt
MacDonald. 6-4. and Jon Brown.
6-5. add more strength for Lake
Mary along with Keylor Chan.
Juniors Dale Whitman and Mike
Clifton will be the setters for the
Rams this year and have the
responsibility to get the ball to the
big men.
"We have to work on the little
things that show up In games."
Whalen said. "Basically we have
good setters and good hitters. We
Just need to Improve on our passing
and transition. To win the confer
ence. we must have good fun
damentals."
Lake Howell returns five players
from last years team but only one
starter. The Sliver Hawks are
working on the fundamentals also
and not worrying about the other
parts of the game Just yet.
"This Is a whole new team." Lake
Howell coach Chrtstl Scott said.
"We have Just one returning starter
so w e’re Just working on the
fundamentals Instead of learning
offenses and defenses."
Scott Is hoping her troops will
come along during the course of the
season to form a potent attack. She
Is also having her team remember
three words throughout the season.
"We must remember concentra
tion. consistency and control."
Scott said. "If we do those three
things, we should be all right."
Scott Pasual. a senior. Is the lone
□ B e e V o lley b a ll. P a g e SB
Ja m b o re e
to feature
offense
Herald correspondent
If you like offense. Thursday
night's preseason football Jamboree
at Lyman High School should be the
plucc to be.
Featured tonight will be the lead
ing passer and the No. 2 and 3
rushers In Seminole County last
year. Throw In one of the best
r u n n i n g back prospects from
Volusia County and you have the
makings of a very exciting night.
The Jamboree has the Oviedo
Lions taking on the Fighting Seminoles of Seminole for one half
s ta rlin g ut 7:00 p .m . In the se c o n d
half, the Deltona Wolves will play
host Lyman Greyhounds.
Junior quarterback Kerry Wig
gins of Seminole led the county In
passing last year and he has his two
favorite targets from last year.
Brandon Cash (24.4 yards per catch
last year) and Bernard Eady (10.5
yards per catch) back. They are
joined by Robert Moore (second In
the triple Jump at the 3A state track
meet last spring) at tight end.
But Coach Emory Blake has let It
be known that his team will defi
nitely do more than pass. He plans
on running a lot of man-ln-motion
and sprint out plays. Junior tailback
Henry Williams (who rushed for 423
yards last year) and senior fullback
Julius Bennett should make the
attack that much effective.
Oviedo is another veteran team
with 12 starters back from last
Mobility's Tony Albright (No. 1) took advantage of
some strange defense as The Barn's shortstop (on
ground) committed an error while second baseman
James 'Red" Gamer retrieves the ball. The Barn won
12-4.
The Barn’s 16 hits whip Mobilite
By M A N SMITH
Herald correspondent
Creative Invasion, the Wrecking Crew, and The
Bam stayed on the winning track In Sanford Men's
Class C Slowpltch Softball action at Chase Park
Wednesday night.
*
The C League will finish the regular season with a
trio of make up games Friday night starting at 6:30
p.m. at Chase Park.
In the first game of the evening The Barn scored all
of Its runs In the first four Innings in rolling to a 12-4
victory over Mobilite. The Barn's record now stands
at 7-2 while Mobilite falls to 1-8.
For The Bam. which pounded out 16 hits. It was
Brasser with a home run. two singles, one run
scored, and one RBI. Haddock with a double, two
singles, three runs scored, and one RBI. Collins and
Stagg each with two singles, one run scored, and
three RBI. lines with two singles, one run scored, and
one RBI. Reddlngton with two singles and two runs
scored. Farmer with one single, one run scored, and
one RBI. and Molcnaar with one single and two runs
scored.
Mobilite. which got 14 hits In the losing cause, it
was Jim Hopper leading the way with a triple, two
singles, one run scored, and two RBI. Others
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□ B e e J a m b o r e e . P a g e SB
Wilander, McEnroe dumped in second round
NEW YORK — Elghteen-year-old Pete Sampras
made defending champion Mats Wilander an
upset victim of historic proportion at the U.S.
Open Wednesday night with a five-set victory
Just hours after four-time U.S. Open champion
John McEnroe was also a surprise loser In the
second round.
Sampras, ranked No. 91. scored a 5-7. 6-3. 1-6.
6-1. 6-4 over the fifth-seeded Wilander. Not since
1973 had the Open defending champion lost so
early, when Ille Nastase lost In the second round
to Andrew Pattlson.
Sampras, from Rancho Palos Verdes. Calif.,
charged the net at every opportunity, forcing the
passing shots on
Swedish basellner to try for passtn,
almost every point.
Before the match. Sampras' hope was "to put a but added. "I was disappointed to be playing that
badly."
lot of pressure on him to pass me and to serve
Sampras had two match points, both In the
well." He said Wilander "wasn't on his game."
final game, but double-faulted on the first one. ' I
The defending champion, who came Into the
admit I choked." he said. On his next mach-polnt
match with a 14-1 record when a Grand Slam
match went five sets, said Sampras "made me opportunity. Sampras won when Wllander's
service return went wide.
play bad. but that's my own fault."
Sampras finished with 72 placement winners
Qualifier Paul Haarhuls. ranked No. 115.
and
42 unforced errors. He came to net 175 times
combined a powerful serve with precision
against Just 36 by Wilander.
passing shots to dispatch McEnroe, the fourth
McEnroe, working for three years to regain the
seed. 6-4. 4-6. 6-3. 7-5.
form that made him the world's best in 1981-84.
The winner of three Grand Slum titles In 1988.
came Into the tournament seeded fourth and said
Wilander had an emotional letdown after
his ouster was also the result of his own poor
becoming the top-ranked player last year. This
play.
,
year he has not won u tournament and reached
"To lose to a guy I've never seen before, that's
only one final.
. ..
.
.
Wilander said Sampras "obctnusly ra n play •* pretty bad." said McEnroe, who struggled with
some good tennis at limes, as he showed here."
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STATS & STANDINGS
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backcourt player who could
handle etther guard position. He
Joins point guard Vcm Firm tng
and ahootlng guards Reggie
Miller and Randy w tttm an.
LaSalle Thompson has not
signed a contract. Walsh said.
The forw ard has received a
contract front the Pacers but has
yet to agree to terms.
T (SOI) M
Browns’ Mack pleads
guilty to cocaine use
■
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CLEVILAND — C leveland
Browns fallback Kevin Mack
pleaded guilty Wednesday to a
reduced cocaine-use charge that
will Ukely keep him out of
prison.
His lawyer also said that
th at since
It was his Drat
first offense, be also
would escape punishm ent by the
NFL. League ru le s specify
sp ecify
players undergo a 30-day drug
rehabilitation program for their
comfirst offense, which Mack com
pitted at the end of July.
pleted
Mack had been Indicted
indicted on
four counts, including drug traf
trafficking.
licking. and could have faced up
to 30 years In prison. But in
In an
agreement his lawyer said had
keen tn the works alm ost since
be was arrested Ju n e 38, pro
secutors agreed to drop (he three
more serious counts of the In
dictment.
And the wording In the count
to which Mack pleaded guilty
was changed from "obtain and
possess" cocaine to sim ply
“use" cocaine — a fourth-degree
felony.
The maximum penalty for a
fourth-degree felony la 18
months in prison and a 85.000
fine. Cuyahoga County Common
Picas Just Richard McMonagle
deferred sentencing pending a
roballon report, but Mack'a
isryer, Gerald Gold, thought It
was unlikely he would get any
prison lime.
"The minimum he could get
would be probation," Gold said,
adding that probation la "normal
tn such cases (first-time offend
ers)."
Later, at the Browns' training
facility tn Berea, Mack said he
was still worried about what
sentence he would receive.
"I'm very concerned, more
than 1 can say right now." he
said. "I'm a little nervous. It
brings back memories of when I
was arrested."
He added. "I think after the
police Investigated and stuff,
they came to their own con
clusion that I wasn’t Involved
with trafficking and selling."
Browns owner Art Modell
though) the plea bargain was a
positive development.
"W hat's Important la that
Kevin has admitted he used
cocaine and he has taken dra
matic measures to fight against
ever using that drug, o r'an y
other, for the rest of his life."
Modell said. ‘He knows that his
effort will be a day-to-day com
mitment and we're all pulling for
him to succeed.
"We never believed he was a
obviously did not etther. All of
the (acts of this case are being
forwarded to the commissioner's
office and we will wall far the
league’s repaonse to the rteolution of th is case."
Mack. 37, a two-time Pro Bowl
selection, gave barely audible
"yes" and "no" answers when
M cM onagle q u estio n ed him
about the pies bargain. He left as
soon aa the 10-minutc hearing
was over, accompanied by his
wife. Ava, and the Browns*
security chief, Ted Chappeilc.
Mack was arrested Ju n e 38 In
one of the city's most notorious
d ru g tra ffic k in g d is tr ic ts ,
allegedly with 8800 worth of
cocaine.
In the pocket of a aixe-40 jacket.
Indicating U could not have been
In Mack'a possession.
"He wears a site 80." Gold
said. "The police didn't know
who had what. I'm not saying
they 'over-charged' him, but It
turned out the (other counts)
were wrong.”
Asked If Mack remained In
good spirits despite his problem.
Gold said. “I think he was scared
today. I think he would rather
face the San Francisco defense
than be In court."
Gold said he expected NFL
C om m laaloner Pete Roxelle
would act quickly In hearing
Mack'a case. The league an
nounced after Mack'a arrest It
would take no action until the
court had reached a determina
tion on hia guilt.
"W e're going to make sure we
give him (Roselle) all the facts
and background In the case."
Gold said. "T his should be
viewed as a first offense, mean
ing 30 days In a drug rehabilita
tion program.”
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"To lose to a guy I've never
seen before, that's pretty bad.”
• John McEnroe after bowing
to Holland's Paul Haarhuls tn
the second round of the U.S.
Open.
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McLahan w ith three singles,
d reg Hewley w ith two ebiifea.
one run scored, and lour RBI.
Scott Hern w ith two singles i
one RBI. Jim Smith with one
an one RBI Russell
single and
HoUcwnin wRh one single and
m il scored, and Craig Appel
and Joe Litton each wMb one
single.
lit th e fin a l gam e of th e
evening th e W recking Creto
five ru n s in the lin t two
- am aa **w u«>in i *na—o•a-* on
ncainruw
to poet a 7-4 victory.
The Wrecking Crew improves
to 6-3 while Heathrow H I to 1-0.
Leading th e Wrecking Crew 13
htl attack w ere Steve Pridgen
' with three sin g es, two single*,
and one RBI and Steve Cooper
with two stagtoa, one run scored,
and two RBI. Also contributing
were Tom Wtikes (three singles.
RBI). Heath Sheet (two single*,
ru n sco red !, R onnie W irth
(single, run scored. RBI). Tommy
W inkle (single. RBI). Jam ie
Stem (tfctgfelT Jeff Kruger (run
scored), and David Blackwell
(run scored).
contributing were Dud Wagers
(two singles. RH). John Conn
b « o singles. RBI). Pal Lashley
(two singles, run scored). Tony
Albright (two single*). Angel
PMwiu* (single, run scored).
C n rls B rooks (s in g le , ru n
i (single).'
In game two Creative Invasion
traded 7-6 entering the sixth
Inning when they exploded lor
four runs and then held off a
determined come back by Ken
Kem’e Transmission to post a
KMvtrtory.
Invasion now stand* at 6*1
and can flntah no worse than a
tie for Drat. Ram 's (slto to 4-8.
Creative wound up with 90
hits hi the contest and w ss led
by Bryan Hartman w ttb two
doubles, two singles, two runs
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o thers who
contributing were Kirk Allen
(double, two singles, tin t scored,
two RBI). Vic Dlbartolo (double.
■Ingle, run scored. RBI), Btoke
Murray (two singles, run scored.
RBI). Joe Femes (two
run scored. RBI). John Raynor
(two singles, run scored. RBI).
Kyle Brubaker (two singles, run
■cored), Ron I essge (single, run
■cored. RBI). Joey D tosrtolo
(■ingle, run scared. RBI), and
Nick Ferpes (slnjge. RBI)*
For Heathrow, which had II
hit*. It waa Tom C IQIan w ith a
double, tin g le, and one run
•cored, l v t j iT in o n wiin two
single*, one ru n scored, one RBI.
Dean Lilly w ith one single and
one RBI. Keritn Driscoll and
Dave Andrews each w ith one
single and one run scored, and
Eric Erickson. Keith Roark. Mark
Flomcrfclt. and Frank VanPett
eac!h with one single.
For Ken Kern's, which got 17
hits. It waa Scott Page with a
double, Iwo singles, two runs
J and three RBI. Keith
Acres with three singles
th r e e r u n s s c o r e d . M ike
Jam boree
our sleep," said Wallace. "Our
ferns IB
year's 9-3 regional champi biggest concern will be prepar
onship team. The big gun on ing to play 10 vanity games thto
offense for the Lions Is senior
fullback Frank Diaz, who rushed
The offensive threat for the
for 12 touchdowns and 1.162 Wolves to Lea Hewitt, a 5-10.
yards last season, third best In 152-lb. running back who la very
highly thought of by college
the county.
The game will also feature the recruiters. Last year, he rushed
debut of senior Brian Maclnnesa 92 times for 667 yards (7.3 yards
at quarterback and sophomore* per carry). The quarterback Is
Simon Harper and Darcy Garrett senior Tony Nlcmesh. Others to
at wide recievrr. How well Ihey watch are fullback Mitch Miller,
play will go a long way In linebacker Damon Jo h n so n ,
determining the success of the linebacker Dominic Scorpio and
reciever Scott Stevens.
Lions this year.
The host Greyhounds will rely
Coach Bob Wallace of the
Deltona Wolves has gone back to on Junior running back Cedric
the basics with hla offense this Bouey. who finished second In
year In an effort to cut down on the county In rushing last year
the number of mistakes.
with 1.234 vards. He averaged
"We want to keep things 6.4 yards per :arry and 15
simple until are can do them In touchdowns.
• ' ■- ■
point*
Although describing McEnroe
hta concentration.
"I've got no one to blame but us "one of the alHlme greats of
rayarlf. I lei all the that meltons tennto." Haarhuls was confident
affect me, I should know better, in m ourn. i nc nunn rrsaon
growing up In New York. I you win or you lose is you
should have kept my concentre- believe you can wtn."
Haarhuls attended Armstrong
tton."
H a a r h u l s . f r o m t h e S tate CoRege In Georgia from
N etherlands, cam e- Into the 1904-66 before transferring to
match an unknown, to both the Florida State, where he gradu
ated In I960.
h its and McEnroe.
Second seed Boris Becker
Haarhuls. 33. playing In hla
cam
e vrttMn a nctcord of also
Oral U.S. Open, won the first set
by breaking McEnroe's serve In being an upset victim. The West
ty o sets behind and
the 10th game. In the fourth eel. German-fell
both players held serve until the faced two m atch points before
I Ith game, when ihe Dutchman subduing Derrick Roatagno.
Becker, averting what would
broke the New Yorker. Haarhuls
held hta serve at IS to win the
match, blaatlng an overhead off second-round dismissal from the
the court on hta first match Open, struggled for 4 hour* and
27 m inutes for a 1-0. 0-7 (1-7),
6*3.7-6(061,6*3.
Roatagno. ranked 65Ut. had
double match point serving at
6-4 in the fourth set tie-break.
But the 23-year-old CaUfomlan
sent a forehand volley long and
Bechet followed w ith a forehand
net cord to draw even.
Given this Mfl, Becker cap
tured the next two points on a
service winner and backhand lob
to even the match, and he swept
to a 4-0 lead In the final set to
take control for the Drat lime.
In sharp con Imat to Ihe Center
Court marathon, top seed Ivan
- L en d l re q u ire d m erely 33
m inutes to complete .some un
finished business and advance to
th e aecond round, while top
women aeeda Steffi Graf and
M artina Navratilova moved to
the third round with their typical
flourish.
REQ.
Volleyballstarter returning to the
team w ith settlors T J . Zimmer
and John Caporiezs Joining him
In the leadership role*. Junior
Joe Caaalese and aophomore
Arte Jennings also return after
seeing playing time last year.
The top newcomer* to the
Silver Hawks are seniors Chris
Storm. Anthony Cabriea, Pete
Logan and Mark Thompson.
"W e're not doing anything
fancy." Scott said. “We're Just
working on the little things as of
right now."
Oviedo la looking to move up
In the pack this year after
finishing fourth last season. The'
Lions return several experienced
players and haveirecetved some
new talented faces to the llneim
*1 2 3 .0 0
"1 really expect us to finish
higher than we did last year,"
Oviedo coach Terry Rxepkowsk
said. “We are deflnltly farther
ahead than we were at thto point
last year."
Oviedo also has some size In
sen tors BUI Barto and Tom Ezell,
who are both 6 4 . David Gould
and Chris HartaSeld should add
power to the hitting game along
with Zach Hodglns. Setters John
Pasitert. a senior, and Eddie
PUiano. a Junior, will be (he key
to Ihe attack.
"W e're about where we were
a t m ld se a a o n la s t y e a r.'*
Rzepkowak said. “We still have a
ways to go but we look much
better than last year when none
of the players had played at all."
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continue diamonds, declarer can
pitch a diamond on dummy’s
ace of clubs, draw three rounds
of (rumps and then play spades.
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a spade can be ruffed In dummy
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LUKA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your
hunches could provide you with
valuable Insights today, but they
will still require some monitor
ing on your behalf. Be able lo
distinguish between positive
Impulses or wishful thinking.
feCOBPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22|
Chances are If you pay a lot of
money to have a good lime
today, you won't. Conversrly.
activities that arc free or very
inexpensive could turn out to be
really fun.
SAOITTAJUUb (Nov. 23-Dec.
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foolish lengths today to prove
your point. Victories of (his Ilk
will have a hollow ring.
CAMUCOBM (Dec. 22-Jan.
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keen and your Intentions good
today there to still a possibility
you might do or say something
though Jess that could hurt a
sensitive friend’s feeling*.
AQUABIUfe (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)
Be w illing to s h a re to d a y
because it will encourage the
person with whom you're In
volved to do likewise. Both will
come out winners.
PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)
Today you are likely to be more
at case with companions who
arc thoughtful ana gentle. Ag
gressive or abrasive types will
make you feel very uncomfort
able and their behavior might
embarrass you.
AUKS (March 21-April 19)
You won't go wrong today In
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whatever you do if you operate
In accordance with your highest
standards. If you start to hedge a
bit. complications are possible.
TAUBUfe (April 20-May 20)
Social conditions should be to
your Uklng today, but you might
not feel a s happy about financial
arrangem ents. Be extremely
cautious today as to how and
where you use your money.
o n io n (May 21-June 20)
There to a delicate balance that
must be maintained In your
commercial affairs today so that
you do not awing from a favor
able position to a negative one.
Subdue impulsiveness.
CA H Cnt (June 21-July 22)
No m atter how hard you try
today you'll find It will be
Impraslble to please everyone
with whom you II have dealings.
Don't get upset. Instead be
grateful for the happy arrange-;
men is.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your
possibilities for personal gain
continue to look encouraging
again today, but what you
eventually get might be less
than your expectations.
(C| 1989. NEWSPAPER EN
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(lO IT O r s NOTV: Abty Is off
on a two wash vacation, but
Classes to range from
swimming to lifesaving
SANFORD — Swim m ing,
w ater safety and lifeaaving
daaaea will be offered by the
Red C nee throughout Sep
te m b er at the S anora
Clubhouse Fool, off of South
•R ed Cross awtm
i will taka place In the i_____
an d evenings S ep t. 6-I t .
• Red C ross life -sa v in g
10.
21. 33. 38. 38 and 30 from
•>10 p m . The course Is neces
sary far Ufcguardtng and the
water safety Instructor course.
Coat Is 330. Registration
deadline la Sept. IB.
For registration or more Inf o r m a t io n , c a ll Karen
RetUy-llorton at 331-4307. •
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pen R
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or
letters taken from her best*
ssNing book. *Ths Beet of Deer
Abby”)
DBAS i
my SS-year-old husband
brief affair with hts secretary. It
w as no secret, an d all the
tongues In this little town were
wagging a mile a m inute.
Once I found a motel key in his
coat pocket, and he had the n il
to tell me that he got tired
driving so he checked into a
motel to take a little n a p (Three
miles from hoertet)
Well, last year he had an
o p e r a t i o n t h a t l e f t h im
practically Impotent, and since
then 1 couldn't ask for a more
devoted husband. He phones me
if he knows he’s going to be half
a n . h o u r late. He buya me
presents, sends me flowers, and
even takes me on business tripe.
good IH send you a check.
the check, and If It's any good I'll
aapd you the book.
a man on
i I hope you will
print this. There must be other
executives who have this pro
blem and don't know how to
handle It tactfully.
Take a letter. Mrs. Brown:
You are an excellent secretary,
but I wish you would leave your
personal problems st home. I am
not a marriage counselor or a
financial adviser, and I have
neither the time nor energy to
listen to problems concerning
your children.
“ en y o u confide, y o u r
book titled "Dear At
sure seemed to be enjoying U. I
and sympathetic, the truth Is. I
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bly because there's not much
left under the old one.
Oeorge W. Zimmer, son of
M vy J . Zimmer of Sanford, has
T n p
been promoted to the rank of
sergeant In the U.S. Army.
Zimmer has been stationed in
Erlangen. Weal Germany, since
1987. and la scheduled to attend
drill sergeant school In Fort Polk.
Louisiana. In 1990.
He la a 1983 graduate of
Seminole High School. Sanford.
Second Lt. David W. Miller,
son of Roger E. and Rita E. Miller
of Longwood. h as graduated
from U.S. Air Force pilot training
and has received silver wings at
W illiam s Air Force Base In
Arizona.
He la a 1964 graduate of Citrus
High School In Inverness and a
1988 graduate of th e U.S. Air
Force Ac ad em y , Colorado
Springs, Colo.
Stair Sgt. Edward J . Roth, son
of Herbert L. Roth of LiUtx. Pa.,
has graduated from the Air
Force noncommissioned officer
leadership school.
The sergeant studied tech
niques of leadership, manage
ment and supervision.
He Is a personnel specialist
with the 6550th Air Bose Group
at Patrick Air Force Base.
Hla w ife, M ichelle. Is the
daughter of William and Gloria
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IWKkMCMc NcnOmti V»gins(U«*)
Kyle of Sanford.
Roth la a 1977 graduate of
Warwick High School. LillU.
Air National Guard Airman 1st
Class David J . Stagllano. son of
F rank E. and Rosem arie F.
Stagllano of Lake Mary, has
graduated from the U.S. Air
Force space com m unications
sy stem s o p erato r course a t
Keealer Air Force Base. Miss.
Graduates of the course stud
ied the operation and repair of
satellite com m unications
system s, and earned credits
toward an associate degree In
applied science through the
Community College of the Air
Force.
Stsglisno la a 1985 graduate of
Arundel Senior High School,
GambrlUs, Md.
Uons (in the office mid out) la to
abort them at the onset.
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Army Master Sgt. Kenneth R.
K nickerbocker, son of MaxIraiUlan R. Knickerbocker of
Overland Park. Kan., has arrived
far duly In Warren. Mich.
Knickerbocker la an operations
s u p e r v i s o r with t h e T a n k
Automotive Command Readi
ness Division.
His wife. Tert, is the daughter
6f Charles R. and Judith K.
Hayward of Longwood.
He la a 1964 graduate of
R ockhunt High School, Kansas
City.r
I don't
how many bosses share your
view, but I'm sure many of their
wives do. W hen a secretary
s ta rts crying on h er b o ss's
shoulder, she frequently ends up
In his arms. 'T h e only way to
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Airman 1st Clam Robert M.
StefTy, son of Robert E. and
Janice E. StefTy of Casselberry,
h as graduated fmm the U.S. Air
Force course for Information
system s specialists a t Keealer
Air Force Base. Miss.
G r ad u at e s of th e course
learned how to operate and
maintain electronic data pro
cessing equipment, and earned
credits toward an associate de
gree In applied science through
the Community College of the
Air Force.
StefTy la a 1985 graduate of St.
Clair High School in Michigan.
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ylvla R. Hlppdheuaer of Long
wood. has arrived for duly In
England.
He Is a tactical aircraft main
tenance specialist with the 81st
Aircraft Generation Squadron.
Hlppclhcuser la a 1981 gradu
a te of Lyman High School.
Longwood.
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FICTITIOUS NAME LAW
NOTICK IS HEREBY OIVIN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP
THE IM N TE E N TN JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT
IN A N O P M SEM IN O iE
COUNTY, FLORIDA
c a s e tto. a a im -C A a a i
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CENTRAL FLORIDA. NJL. a
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llctlttous nama at Saarta USA at
number Allamante Mall ISIS,
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Springs. Florida.
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nama «lte tea Clark at tea
Circuit Caurt at Samlnala
County. Flortea.
Dated at Tetada. Ohio. tela
lath day at July. HM
D.T.McKano, Jr.
Publlth: Augutl 31, Sept 7. 14,
31. Itat________
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AFFIDAVIT UNOAR
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STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF SIMI N O LI
Tha undarilanod, under oath.
My that It It tholr Intention te
•ngaga In a bwtlnota enterprise
under the Iktltteua nama at
THE BRONSON GROUP, INC.
d/tte BRONSON'S. IN I Car
wall Road. Sanlord induetrlal
Park. Sanlord. Florida 3X771.
Thoeo Interotted In tha above
anterprlta. and tea aatent at tea
inlaratl at each, art at taitaws:
TH E BRONSON OROUP.
MARY KAYS BURKE, atal..
CLERK'S NOTICE OP SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN
teat pursuant te a Summary
Final Judgment at Feraeteaura
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cauee in tea Circuit Caurt at tea
Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in
and ter Samlnala County. Fieri.
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tar caab at
front dear at tha
in Iho City at San
tord. Sammate County. F terIdo.
at tea hour ot 11:00 a.m. an
Siptembtr la. Itea. teat certain
parcel at real property daacrteadaateRautei
Lot XL SKY LARK IN THE
la tea plat
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xo. Page fa. at tha Public
Recerda at Samlnala County,
INC
William T. Carp. Sr..
Pretldent
1101 Cornwall Road
Sanford Induttrlal Park
Sanlord. Florida 17771
100% imereti
Publish
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Dated tela Mte day at Augutl.
ttaa.
MARYANNS MORSE
CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
By: JanaE. Jaaawtc
Deputy Cterk
Publlth. Aug. 14.31. Ilia
Augutl 10. 17. 34. I I.
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North Hpt Congress In speech
MIAMI — Oliver North, in hi* Him
m i m t his conviction in Hie Iran Contra scandal,
crltlcl/cd Congics* lor *|iemlliig *40 mlllliiii on
a I iom ol Internal Investigation* anil s|m-c Iii I
prosecutors. k i villi' thr inoiiry would have lirrn
■'Ix-tirr *|h-ii I" alillni! llu* Nicaraguan Contra*.
In a *|ierrh lielnrr a largely Ctih.inAm rrlran
audience. Noitli did not dln-rlly address hi* trial
and conviction laM week. hut he did thank
supporters (or their help and prayer* "diirini!
what seem* like hall an eternity.”
"I'm ulad to In- here.” the loriner aide lo
I’resident Krai;,in mid the crowd ol 850. Then
he added. "I'm not sure whether I'm ulad to lie
herein ulad lo Ireotll ol Washington."
The rellied Marine lieutenant rolouel. who
was ennvleled I hiirsilay on three ol 12 m unis
lor his Involvement In Ihe Iran Couira seandal.
re|M'.iledlv accused Congress ol atlemptlui! to
exercise "ini|ierlalmnltol"over the president.
Punishment fits the crime
MKIUNA. Ohio — An apartment hulldlni!
owner has Ireen sentenred lo live In one rtf Ills
eoekruarh.Infested a|>arlmenl nulls as pari of
Ills sentence lor violating 27 hixislngrndc mles.
Muon lp.il C’rsirl iludue Dale Chase senlenced
Nick l’a|Mdells, 17. of llroadvlew Height* lo live
In one ol his nulls lor six months
City housing iltlcluls said the 76 unit cnmplex
hail In-c ii cited during each of the last several
years lor ntxiut 100 vlolalkins, Including
cockroach Infestation. trad plumbing, cracks In
walls and general disrepair.
Racers touch down
Illinois pilot wins Great Southern
Air Race; six Floridians in top 10
Frera staff resects
Three days and over 1,000 miles
lairr. the 41 planes Involved In Ihe
1989 version of thr Grral Southern
Air Race touc hed down one by one
In Frce|sirt. thr liahamns.
T h r flrst-plarr llnlshrr was a
lumlllnr face lo those who have been
.issoriaird with the event since Its
Inception.
Martou I*. Jayne of I’alantlne. III.,
who won the inaugural rare In
1985. took her second title with a
w in n in g llm r of 7 hours, 5B
mlnulrs. She received *5.000 In
cash In addition to trophies for her
Following ara tho fop 10 flnlshtr* In Iho Qrwat Southern Air Race,
with nama of pilot and homatown, co-pilot (if any), typa of aircraft and
ftntahlngtkna:
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1 U , (Mak (aafUanan, M a t Maaft Oardana, F t, itaWat Gary 0.
OafatMfa, Marakaw F-M A l law, 4S adaa.
A Margarat M wftwain, OraMA NL, m m , Ftpar FAM-1BA • iwa. 10
A Frank Naaaa Jr.
MaMOaA•ktt, 9f adna.
A MB* Odartat
FAM-14A«I*b- «
A Brwaa F. Tar
victory.
Floridians took six of the top 10
places.
" T h r Floridians did rral wrll this
y e a r." executive race director
Juanltu tllumhrrg said Saturday
alter Jusi t>rlug handed thr results.
While not In the lop 10. two Irams
from Orlando finished the rate with
respectable llmrs.
Pilot Glenn Muys and ro-pllol
Calhv Christensen ilnlshrd 31st In a
I’lper P A28-I5I with a time of 9
hours. 48 minutes.
TH E TOP
10 RACERS
MarianF. J*yn*
Ja c k E. Hal ten and co-pilot
Carolyn V. Hatlcn plared 361 h
aboard a I leech A36 Ifamaiua with a
llm r of 6 hours. 49 mlnulrs.
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Fta^ aapdat Haafar Oaiaa, FAM-1IB
ma OaaaA Fla., aapdal taaft Waynalia.
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ng vaiihcadon
varilica
by raca
official*. Timas do not match ordar of finish dua to
o handicap
Experiments
keep shuttle
crew hopping
Plane crashes on freeway
S O U TH E L MONTH. Calll. — A single engine
airplane crashrd onto the Pomona Freeway
early Saturday, killing all three |>enple aboard,
aulhorlllessald.
No one on the ipound was lujuietl.
The crash was r e tr ie d about 12 miles east ol
downlnwn l-os Angeles on Ihe easlbound
I’omona freeway about 2:45 a m.. Calllomla
Highway I’alrol Officer Shirley Gainessaid.
The singleengine Cessna 172 apparently hit
high voltage llirs and fell onto Ihe freeway, a
Federal Avlallist Administration duly officer
said.
FromUnitedriw » Inlfnllowl raptn*
C APE C A N A V E R A L — The Atlantis astronauts
grew more space crystals Saturday, kept cameras
poiard lo photograph lightning storms hrlow and
used a compact T V camera hi beam down
spectacular home movies showing Ihe Gulf Coast
and Ha pi Peninsula.
Th e astronauts also lowered Ihe pressure In the
crew cabin lo test apace helmets lor s)iacr walks on
future shuttle nights.
A teleprinter message beamed up lo Ihe
astronauts from mission ronlrul curly In I Ik- day
■aid the Magellan rolmi prubc launched Irom
Atlantia Thuradsy was "rrulWng towards Venus
and all systems are nominal." N ASA’s word for
perfect.
While Ihe successful deployment of Ihe $530
million spacecraft was the primary goal of the
ar’s second shuttle night, commander David
alkcr. 44. co-pllol Ronala Grubc. 43. Mary Cleave,
42, Mark Lee. 36. and Norman Thagard. 45. kepi
busy Friday and Saturday with u variety ul
relatively minor experiments.
Lee and Thagard both donned I heir space
helmets In an hour-long lest to dcirm ilnr I m iw they
would lunctlon If aslnmiiiiis were called u |n >ii to
make a spate walk In liilurt- sliulllc lllgbis. and
night director Him Dtilcinorr said I he lest "worked
Just flne." During the exercise, la-e also joked with
mission control and asked lor a "go " iol1o.il uuisldc
iheorbiter.
T h r aslriHiuuts also |mis |||i i i i i i I a video camera In
Ihe shullle's lurgo Iwy lo sludv lighinlng over
Alrica and Icslcil a commcielally available Sony
8m m "caincordcr" video camera fcu Inline os,- in
s|Hiie.
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Sundsy 81lanes wins Darby
I.Q UISVILLE, Ky. — Sunday Silence, one ol
Ihe least experienced horses In Ihe Kentucky
Derby, slid managed Saturday lo hold oil
heavily lavored Kasy Goer und win Ihe IlS lh
Run for Ihe Roses In jus! tils seventh career
starl.
Too luexperleu-rd lo run a straight path (town
Ihe si retell, the Charlie Whlttlngham trained
coll still manuff-d under llic guidance of I’al
Valenzuela lo held oil Easy Goer und stublrmute
Awe Inspiring, who finished tlilid. D.msil was
fourth.
The Derby victory was Hie sivond In Hie Iasi
four runnings h r Whllllngliam. who al age 76
broke llie record lie set In 1986 with Ferdinand
as the Kentucky Derby 's oldest winning trainer.
Iw N f f l
Sunny and warm today
S u n n y and m ild
today wllli a high in
th e N ils a n d m i
chance ol rain. Cool
tonighl with a low
near 50 Sunny to
moriow wiili a high
neat m i
Maurtca Mungar (sacond from right) takas his
turn on tha shut I(aboard court aa Karl Barg
looks on. Tha two man ara part ol Iho Sanford
I Baa M adia, Paps BA
Opan houaa will
mark axtanalon
sarvlca birthday
By BOAOCMMROM
Herald staff wrttar
SANFORD Exhibits, awaida
prrarnlatlons. and an appearance
b y F lo r id a C o m m is s io n e r of
A g ricu ltu re Doyle C onner w ill
h ig h lig h t a S e m in o le C o u n ty
Extension Service open house to
m orrow in recognition of the
service'a 75lh anniversary.
The open house will kirk oil al
11:30 a m. wllh (hr planting of a
tree on ihe agricultural center
g ro u n d s by S a n d ra G le n n ,
cliulmian id Us- county Imard ol
commissioners.
Conner will ipeak during a Ion
citron scltedulrd Irom 11:45 a nt. lo
I p in., and will prrarni an award lo
Ihe ouaiandlng agriculturalist ol
Seminole County.
<8Iter awards to In- prrarntrd al
lltr loin I m-o ii are: lor outstanding
work in lltr 4 II fsograni. In (he
homrniakrrs program, and In lltr
i n m m rrcul growing of ornantrnlal
plaids, which arc thr county's
leading agrtcullural product. These
awards will l>r prvstnird by counly
comiuisslonrrs.
Alter a lO iu in u lr him on lltr
history ol lltr ajyiruliural cxlrnston
srrvk-e. lltr rxluhlls will Itr o|M-tir<l
See Birthday. Fags BA
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8hulllaboard Club that maats and compalas
on tha courts In downtown Sanford al Fori
Mallon Park.
Wbs RlnkPf (far l#ft) and Mb hot air balloon woro on hand for lh« festival
Playground fundraiser ‘smashing success’
B y BAMOBA OOOCMANNM
Herald stall writer
SANFORD — " T r ll me. when- will the children
p la vT' Icgrmlarv songwriter Cal Slrvrns sang in llic
I97(K
The answer m his ,|m-siion mote than a decade
later I* ptolkthlv al "Park on Park al the corner nl
9ih .Hid o,ik A v, run
llu iiU J il,'
sin.isiniig
sue, css .mil l.itil.isln ,|>s i i i Im i I S.i I i i i i I.i i .tilt I
ItiHiii s (Ttlldiriis Festival." ,t downtown cvctil lo
In Ip r.osi' ihe S50IMNJ in Mini in hinl'l ,i play ground
wonderl.iml .ii ihe sue the S.111I011I Koi.uv Club lias
s.nd 11 will m.iii Ii money i.nstii i ,\ vo lim im s up in
S25IXXJ Pilot lo IimI,i \ s cvc III S I5 .U II h.nl Ih'CII
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�> A — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday, Way 7, tW9
NEWS FROM TH E REGION AND ACROSS TH E S T A T E
FLORIDA
B R IM S
Rapist to ba raloaatod
B A R TO W — A man ro n v lrlrd or raping a disabled
13-year-old girl will ho released because ho was pmseculrd
under iho wrong law. and Ih rrr la pmhahly nothing iho ntntc
ran do about II. a drpuiy aitomoy grnrrnl any a.
Tlio 2nd District Court of Appeal In Lakeland nvrrtumod Lor
Curtin [lavin' 1987 convlrllon and lifo aontomr In Fobninry.
saving ho was proaocutrd undor tho wrong law.
T in Florida Suprrmo Court upheld Ihr DCA doctalort*—
Thursday, refusing to hoar tho nlaio’n appoal In Ihr caao.
Stair Attorney General Robert Hnilrrworth callrd Iho high
court'a dorlalon "very dlaappolntlng" Friday and aatd ho la
"exploring rv rry possible legal tool avatlahte" to bring Iho rane
lom u rt again.
Deputy Attorney General Jim York aald iho chanooa of
retrying Davis are remote, full ho said hlaofTlro la working with
Ih r Slalo Attnmcy'n Office of the 10th Judlrlal C im itt, where
the cane occurred, to determine If a retrial la poaalhlr.
flavin la in be rrlranrd from Marlon Correctional lnatllullon
once the paper work la eomplrle In no more than JO dava.
court officials say.
Me was prnscculcd and ro nvlrlrd undrr a rarely used law
prohibiting the rape of "physically helplesa" victims who are
"asleep, unconscious nr phyalcaily unable lo communicate
unwllllngnraa In the art."
The appeal rnuti had ruled In February that Ihc victim did
not meet the law's definition of phyalcaily helplesa because she
screamed for help and tried lo push away her assailant In Ihr
attack In 1085. The victim can't move her legs and uses a
wheelchair. The Attorney Gencral'a Office also will lobby
legislators to change Ihr law so a defendant In a similar case
doesn't "walk free on a technicality," Hutterwnrth aatd.
Evidence uncovsrsd In nsws spy csss
TAM P A — Investigators looking Into the nation's first cnae of
com pul er newsroom espionage uncovered a slack of personnel
records behind the W TS P -TV studios, and determined they
belonged lo a competing station.
Working on a Up. stale Investigators found a weather-beaten
file folder containing copies of at least four W T V T . Channel 13.
newsroom employee contracts. The folder had been hidden
tiehlnd a storage shed at Channel 10.
Confidential salary' and contract terms for W T V T anchors
Hugh Smith and Kelly Ring, sports anchor Andy Hardy and
reporter Haglt Llmor were among the papers In the folder.
Computer printouts of undisclosed materials also were
canflscaled as p irl of a continuing tlve-monlh Investigation In
which two former W TSP Channel 10 news executives have
tx-cn charged with computer crimes.
Channel 13 reponed that Information from two of its
consulting firms also was In the folder.
The new evidence has not led to additional charges, state
Investigator William Gletzen said.
Channel 13 officials said the new development Is very
serious.
"Not only have our daily story flies been stolen, but the
private computer files pertaining lo information about our
employees have been rifled,*' W T V T News Director Bob
Franklin said.
During the past three months. Terry Cole, the former
Channel 10 news director, and his assistant. Michael Shapiro,
were charged with breaking Into Channel 13's newsroom
computer where they had access lo stoHrs. news assignments
and coverage plans.
The two arc also charged In connection with breaking Into a
cumpuier at Channel 13's consulting firm In Iowa.
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‘'Tourism looks real good, ana
we're only two month* Into the
season.'’ she add. “ We're up
13.2 percent In the tourism
employment sector over last
year's figures at the same time."
A higher Joblm* rate In April
was expected. Slltlg said, due to
the overall slowdown In the
national economy.
"Basically It was not surpris
ing due to the fall In the leading
economic Indicators tn March."
the said, noting overall Job
growth Is starting to slow.
“Our annual Job growth last
month was 4.8 percent, com
pared to 5.4 percent In March."
Slltlg said. "But Florida still
remains the fastest growing of
the I I most papulous stales tn
terms of new Jobs."
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Fact painting lor lundt
Petunia the clown painted the face of Vanessa
Camargo. 6. ot Lake Mary during a fundraiser for
Chuck Suggs' family Saturday. The money ralaad
will be used to help pay Suggs medical bills.
M artinez asks for lottery probe
United Arsis Hitsroatlsnal
TA L L A H A S S E E — In a move
aides dcscriIm* as routine. Gov.
Bob Martinez has asked Ihe
Florlda Department of Law E n
forcement to Investigate alleged
wrongdoing at the Florida Lot
tery.
Rep. A lb e rto G u tm a n . RMiami, had asked for the In
vestigation Tuesday after finding
out that a former lottery official
had ordered millions of tickets
from a rn m p o n y H im now
employs him.
About 85 million of Ihr tickets,
costing the lottery >1 million,
were unsold and had In lxdestroyed.
" W e a rc c o n d u c t i n g a
th o rou gh review as we do
whenever an allegation of ethical
wrongdoing Is brought." said
Brian Ballard. Martinez's opera
tions directin'. "M y opinion Is li’s
ihc Ix-si-nm lottery In the imilon
and I don't have any reason to
tx-lleve anything different."
I Vic Duiihar, ihc governor's
general counsel, said Friday
s u rh InvestIgalIons arc re
quested several limes a week
when questions an- Imiught lo
Marllnez.
Gutman raised several Issues
In a teller lo Martinez. He
questioned the overpurr basing
of ilekeis hy the former lottery
official. David Dausch.
llaiisch. now an assistant lo
Ihc president of SclentIfle Games
lltc.. a leading lottery ilrkei
manufacturer, amended an or
der of luslanl lottery ilekeis In
February 1988 to gel 50 million
extra.
T h e 50 m illio n were not
needed because ticket sales
slowed.
Five months later, llauseh
accepted Ihc Job with Scientific
Games. He had partlelpaled In
I he selrcllon of Scientific Games
us ihc lottery's instant llckel
provider.
Lottery Secretary Rebecca
Paul said Bausch ordered the
Instani tickets at her direction.
Th e orders were signed by
llauseh because she was out of
town. Paul said.
She said she ordered 250
million Ilekeis for the third
Instant ticket game the same
number ordered for the first and
second games because Ihe tick
ets were going fast and she
didn't warn lo run out.
Bob C u m m in g s , assistant
FD LE commissioner, would not
continent on the Investigation,
llauseh did not return telephone
calls to his Chicago and Atlanta
offices.
Grand Jury returns 34 embezzlement Indictments
MIAMI — Four federal grand Juries In Florida
have returned ludlcimenis charging 35 former
bank and savings and loan associations employees
with embezzling ncurly >587.000. ii was an
nounced Friday.
The Indictments were purt of the continuing
operation “ Fast Track" which was begun In 1980.
Since then, there have tx-cn 132 Indictments
alleging embezzlements of more than >4 million.
About half of the money has been recovered, said
U.S. Attorney Dexter Lehtlnen and William Gavin,
special agent In rhurge of the FBI's Miami office.
Lehtlnen said 34 or the Indictments were
handed down by grand Juries In Miami. Fort
latudrrdale and West Palm Itcuch. all or which arc
part of the judicial system's Southern District of
Florida.
A 35th Indictment was Issued hy Ihc Middle
District, based In Tampa, and named a former
Nuples bank employee.
Lrhitiren said tilt- lulcsl group of Indictments
was the largest so far.
lie said the Investigalions are made Jointly hy
Ills office, the FBI and the financial Inslllullans,
seeking mil and prosecuting pcoptc who use their
financial institution employment lo defraud their
employer.
ff convicted, each defendant faces a maximum
sentence of five years Imprisonment and a fine of
up lo >250.000 for each count charged.
Lchllncn said the operation Is Intended to
ensure that "financial Institutions are stable and
protected from fraud and embezzlement, that Ihc
public has confidence in Ihe financial institutions
and thul ihc financial Inslllullans have Ihe
support of the federal government In maintaining
lilt* Integrity of Ihc inslllullons.
"Losses ul those Inslllullons havr lo ultimately
lx- insured by lire American government. They are
technically Insured by t-onlrlbullons nf Ihe
partlcl|Kitlng Instullons. but ultimately ure In
sured hy lire taxpayers themselves." Lehtlnen
said.
Gavin said sonic ol those Indicted told Ihc FBI
they were stealing money from their employers in
finance a drug habit.
Today-Sunny with no rain to
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low tn the low 50a. A light
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Tomorrow-Sunny with little
or no chance of rain. A high near
80
Extended forecast— Mootly fair
Tuesday w ith some clouds
Wednesday and many clouds
Thursday. Highs In the low to
mid 80s and lows In the 50s
Tuesday and flds Wednesday
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non-contract workers In Florida
after the International Associa
tion of Machinists walked off the
Job March 4. Eastern spokesman
Jim Ashloek said. Nearly all of
l he airline's pilots and flight
attendants honored picket lines,
sending the air carrier Into
bankruptcy March !♦.
The numbers also showed the
April 1B89 figure slightly higher
than the 5.1 percent from Apnl
IB M . but SUUfl aald there have
been Improvements since last
year.
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PuMitM* Daily and I unity, **u*t
Itturiay by TM in t r t HarsM.
In*.. ISO to Frantb Am ., t*atari.
Fia inn.
Slltlg ratlmatrd that roughly
hair the lost air transportation
Jobs were the result or Easicra
layoffs, an rsltmntr supported
by figures from Ihr airline.
Some of the lald-off airline
workers were also able to find
Jobs with other airlines or were
hired back by Eastern. Slttig
aald.
The 5.2 percent Jobless figure
In April was higher than the 4.8
percent level measured in
March, but still below the na
tional unemployment mark of
5.3 percent for last month.
F r o m U n ite d P t o m In t e r n a t io n a l r a p o r t e
sr*rl: | M * * < > a * IM .M iW
"April was ihctlrsl month that
w r have seen the effect of the
Eastern strike in our data," said
governor's economic analyst
Gail Slltlg. "There was a loss of
10.200 Jobs In H r air transporta
tion sector."
Though the sinkers and the
other workers out In sympathy
wilh Ihrm are counted in (he
number of lost Jobs. Slltlg said
they are not Included In com
puting the unemployment rate
because they are off the Job
voluntarily. Strtkers and those
off the job In sympathy are also
not eligible for unemployment
brnellts.
TAM PA — Barnett Banks Inc., has established an eminent
scholar chair at the University of South Florida, the second
endowed chair established at the university this week.
The chair will be known as the Barnett Banks Endowed
Chair In Banking and Finance.
Karllrr this week. First Florida Banks Inc. committed
>600,000 to USF for the First Florida Banka Endowed Chair In
Business Administration.
The grants of >600.000 each will be combined with >430.000
each from the Florida Endowment Trust Fund for Eminent
Scholars Act to fund the endowment which provides a salary to
attract an oustandlng scholar In the designated field and to
purchase research and library materials for the position.
Allan L. McLeod Jr., president and chief executive officer of
llam rtt Bank of Tampa, announced the bank’s action at a
Florida Institute of Education dinner Thureday night.
"We believe that the future of banking and Indeed of Florida
Is clearly In the hands of young Floridians and the state's
growing school and university system," McLeod said.
llam tti Banks Inc. has >27 billion In assets with (145 offices
In Florida and Georgia. According to recent statistics. It Is the
largest (tanking institution In Florida and Ihc eighth largest In
Georgia.
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prrrrntage point to 5.2 percent.
The striking machinists, along
with pilots and flight attendants
who refusr to cross the picket
lines, number about 12.000 in
Florida. Ashloek said.
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School board discusses bus routes
POLICI BRIBES
B y VICKI DaBORN IEH
Herald staff writer
Man accuaad of doallng cocalna
SANFORD — Sanford poller report charging Shawn James.
Is, of If) Cowan Mnughltm Terrace, with sale and delivery anil
ixnsesslon of eoealne with Intcnl to distribute, after they
allegedly saw him sell the drug on West Fifth Street nl nliout
11i35 p.m. Wednesday. Hond Is *6,000.
Man allagadly abductad glrlffiand
A L TA M O N T E SPRINGS - A man who allegedly violated an
in|unetion lor protection and abducted his former glrtrrtend
Tuesday night was arrested Wednesday Rftemoon after police
toimd the woman at hts house.'
Cara la v Tahh. of 106 Mockingbird lame. Winter Springs,
told Altamonte Springs poller she had been held against her
will.
Melvin Dennis Henson. 29. of 2406 Spring Creek Drive 146.
was arrested at home. He Is charged with false Imprisonment
and violation of an Injunction for protection, (kind Is • 1,000.
Tahh's mother reported her missing. Tabb told [Kill re she
was abducted from the parking lot of Dally Hratlh Club, on
Slate Road 426. She said she fearrd she would lie harmed by
the suspeel If she didn’t go with him.
Victim N
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SANFORD - W llh only two
board mcinlirrs (vice-chairman
Nancy Warren iiiitl member
Joseph Williams Jr.I presrnl, the
Srmlnote County w-hotil Itoartl
listened Friday lo changes In Inis
milling proeedures and itollry
wordlngs prn|KKtrd fiy Ihr dis
trict lrans|iortalloiidetKirtment.
Most of I he changes Involved
the ndtlllfon nr removal of a
word nr two to clarify a concept
or correct a typographical error
In the eurreni edition of the
|XK-rdurn! manual.
Richard Wells, assistant super
intendent fur facilities and
transportation, allied hy Benny
Arnold, dlrcrltir of transpnnnlion, wenl nver the document
wllh a fine I noth eotnl).
Each word was carefully dis
cussed. Including a debate over
using the term "day euro pro
vider” instead of "day rare
eeiiler" In the rules governing
when rhlldn-n could Ik - trailsixirted to such faellllles after
school. The content of the rule
Itself remained Intact, only the
word changed.
" I Jusl want In tie sure a child
can get lo Grandma’s as easily
us in a paid facility.” Warren
explained.
The changes will be presented
to the board for Anal approval at
a talrr date along wllh the actual
bus routes.
Th re e parenis complained
utioul routing and bus slop
placement.
Debbie Farmer, who Is the
pan-ill of a Mllwcc Middle School
student, said that transportation
w-as tiring provided to students
who did nnl meet the hazardous
w-alklng rondlllons criteria while
construction was bring done on
S.R. 427 near Dog Track Knud,
but she was concerned (or their
continued safely when lltcy
would have to walk oner con
struction was complete.
"When tl (S.R. 4271 becomes
four lanes. It will Ik - dangerous
tor children to cross even with a
'Walk' light." she said. "There
are turn lanes even now to deal
with."
W lillr Wrtls said hr foresaw no
break In the busing of the
students, he suggested hiring a
crossing guard lo help alleviate
the hazards.
‘C y n t h i a * f ia w lr r . w h o s e
children walk about a mile along
a dirt road lo where ihcy are
(ticked up by u litis, t-omplalnetl
iibnoi Ih r hazards along Ihrnitlle that tin lint fulfil stair
criteria for Is-lng dangerous. She
rn u m rm ird several Items In
cluding tlie presence tif heavy
ronsirurllnn equipment that Is
living used to develop the area,
several sigh I logs of snakes I "In a
kid. a snake is a snake, no
matter what kind II Is"), a
flasher anti a robber posing as a
Florida Power employee.
"Some parents just can't walk
to school wllh Ihelr kills...or
drive them, fo-cuusr til work
schedules," she said adding a
request that mil- ill Ihc buses
which runs perpendicular in hci
street come down the street anti
Baa School, Pago BA
PLAGUED
W IT H ACHES
AND
P A IN S ?
suspect In her ctr
CASSELBERRY — Mrllnlc Mercado. 26, of Orlando, saw n
man burglarizing her ear parked at Srmornn Nnnh Apart
ments. The suspect fled, but witnesses chased him and flagged
down Casselberry police, who caught the suspeel In the
parking lot or a Shell station on State Road 436 at Howell
Branch Road, rural Casselberry.
Seminole County sheriffs deputies at the scene charged
Eddie laimar Roland, 22. of Winter Park, with burglary to n
vehicle, after he was reportedly identified by the victim. Bond
Is *1.000.
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One suspect caught during chase
A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS - It took a 30 minute search of
woods to find a man who allegedly fought and (led while he and
another man were being questioned by two Seminole County
sheriffs deputies. The second man eluded deputies after
running away.
The Incident occurred outside the Disco Food stoic. County
Road 427. rural Altamonte Springs, after deputy George Hart
received a report or a suspicious man In the area. H r and
deputy Frank Parker confronted two suspects. One rscaped.
When Hart was searching the second man. and as he round a
possible weapon In the waistband of the suspect’s shoris, the
suspect began to struggle. Hart grabbed him around the waist
and the man elbowed him In the chest. The man struggled, hit
Hart In the hack and broke frre. He ran Into nearby woods.
About 30 minutes later deputies round and arrrsted Willie
McCloud, of William Clark Court. Sanford. In the case. The
arrest was made on Magnolia Avenue. McCloud Is charged with
two counts of battery on a policeman and two counts of
reslstltig arrest.
C O M PI I II
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Dr. Mltchotl F. Gaj, P. A. •Dr. Yvonns D. Ga), P. A.
129 E. Hwy. 434 (Barclay Sqtiara) Longwood, FL
Mon. * Fri. 9*12,2-6. Other Hours By Appointment
Man accused In burglary, attack
SANFORD — Sanford police charged Robert Lawrence
Crowder. 36. of 1310 Lake Ave.. Sanford, with battery,
burglary to an occupied dwelling, and Ihelt after he allegedly
ultackcd the same woman twice.
The victim. Anna Nelson, was first hit In the face, allegedly
by Crowder, at his house. Later Thursday he allegedly kicked
open l he door of her house at 1117 Orange A vr. and heut
Nelson again. Crowder was arrested at Nelson’s house. tfond Is
•9.000. lie Is also accused of stealing Nelson’s keys.
AT THE CROSSROADS OF SR 4M A CR 427
MINUTES FROM LAKE MART, ALTAMONTE SFRMOS.
CASSELBERRY, WRITER SFRMOS ANO SWEETWATER OAKS
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Boy chased man who atola nacklaca
A L TA M O N T E SPRINGS Lanre Turner. 17. of 210
Tradewlnds St.. Winter Springs, told Seminole County sherlirs
deputies he chased a man who stole a • 100 gold chain rnini Ills
neck outside the Jo y gas station. Slate Road 436. niral
Altamonte Springs.
When Turner returned to hts car after the fruitless chase, he
said he saw three or four other men throwing rocks at his car.
which was occupied by passenger Charles Derazlo. 14. of 30
JurkMin Circle, Winter Springs.
Turner lold deputies he was approarhrd by ihc rubber as
Turner relumed to his car from the gas siatioii. The man
rc|xirtcdly offered lo sell him cocaine, and Turner said he
declined lo huy cocaine. He lold deputies ihc roblM-r ihcn asked
him to sell his necklace and reached In an rlpjx-d n from
Turner’s neck before running. The incident occurred al 9:30
p.m. Thursday.
Woman charged in window bathing
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allegedly throwing a glass Jar and breaking the rear window ol
a truck driven hy a man she allegedly had followed lo ihc
house ul uuolher woman. Oviedo police arresled her idler I hey
found her hiding In ih r truck.
In addlllim to the charges of throwing a deadly missile and
criminal mischief, she was also charged wllh burglary lo a
vehicle I n -c u u s c she was found In the victim's truck al the
police slutlnn as Investigators were phulographlng Ihr damage.
Theresa Anil llmnks. ol 677 Doctors Drive, was arrested al
I lie |Nillee station al about 2 a.in. Thursday, tfond is il.o o o
hbe ts accused ol damaging the truck driven by Zriiucs
Jelfrrson. 40. nl 191 Denise Si.. Oviedo, as Jetlrrson was
leuvlog a bouse at Tyson Street and Tyson Cnurl .it about I 20
a.m. Thursday.
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JulHtuI the <liungfH Inking
Jplm e at John Knox Vllluge
•mid the saving*avulluhle
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• nWConx* CoctUil* Upon Arr,.»l
i Compr.menU’t Bottle oI Chempegne
• Is le O e c k o u C
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• f f € l ’B teAtfstf 2 Mo*n<ng* fjt T*o
• lfa**cc>m« C o c * U l^ Upon A*n*.i
• CoznpbrTw.nury Dinrwr fur
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Why'.* Hrcaiise tit,inks in ,i
strong new m.in.igeiiieni Irani.
I’iirksltlf Senior Services, John
Knti.N Village is i|ini klv
becoming the reiirt'ini’iil comiinnnty nl the INI'V Our nun
[ilele lifccare village siluilletl
mi K i laurel tgik-sli.ided acres
has Ih t ii reeogni/ed fur over
ten years as having one ol the
llm-si skilled nursing care medcenters in Florida. iftn we've
gone one step Inriher. Kxirnsue interiur and exterior
changes arc being made lo all
one and two hcdrnntn
collages
If you’re fi5 or older, you owe
it to yourself lo come vls.1l
John Knox Village. Ac I liefore
.June 15 and you'll realize sub
stantial savings on tin- cost ol
your new collage. Willi the
combination ot atTordabilily.
condor!, anti security. John
Knox Village is (|iiit klv Ix-eommg the premiere lilt- care
community m t'eiural Florida
Don't miss tins git-.ii
o])|M»rt unity.
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S.mlord Herald Sanlord, Fiomia • Sunday, May 7. 1989
Yates sits in on P&Z committee meeting
■ y L A U R A L. S U LL IV A N
Herald slalt writer
S A N R 1K 1)
Olli nt only a lew
w o m e n in S a n lo n l liis tm \
nam eil tu Hu p l.m nliik and
/nnitut i ninilbsslen was allmved
tn lain a m il ihinitkh in lout
plait Him; deelslnns tasl wrtk
I II.(in n .in till til I ,uli tm in d
l Melt.i Yales III t.iki line el llnei
si .its |i |i |i\ atisent iem m lssii.il
ers du nlin a plannim: and /mi
t»U meet Ini;
t In i It y i iim m lsstnti Iasi
U ln m ll .l]l|u llllle il Y a le s ul
Siuitheast I*tiipel I ii s M.III.II.'
mi u l. In t lu hi slid I Ii i n n n will
bt'kin m .linn
It Ills vnu know limy milelt
yen need lu knmy limn every
anple
\ ales said ultmil the
|it.u Ik e si sslnn It s iiiiluU In In
a i li.illi nei
Y a te s .
•I|m
i l l l l i 't l t s
S a t il u i d
I.u n lin k
i l l . m a l l e i , s a id S II V
mu mi ilie plannm n and /nmim
i e l lU ll is s in n W ill I m a ll e \ ll lls le ll
el In i |nh m |uii|ieity man.up
meltl
Mavnt Mi live Sm llh llu lli list
I vans and Slieda K ii I h'M s h a w
seryeil nn itii |i|annim; and
/nulnit i nuiinissii.ii
Yales did uul vote tint sal Ul
mi lliesedei Isluus
• I In i nmniissiun n|i|nmed
Mae l.u ksnii s i nudt1lnll.it use
lei|iiest In) a i hlld i ait lai llllv
.l.u ksnn lias planned a laellttv
Im a y in a m Int /titled Ini
m ulti lumily iesideuti.il usi o
I NMfi \V 1hi lis t
• I lii ■niiiinissiim di nu <1 .«
leipiesl In set np a yipelahli
stand at tin- i n n i s i .i i u u ul
(■■unity ( lull Unad and Ju ili
Stleet Keltli M ini y asked the
eniuilitssinn tni i unblliunal us.
ul ptupi iiy /mu d Im aipti ultui
al its. In eslatillsli a landseapid
stand lull enuimisslmu r
.Iierf
tin inlurmiitiun lu p im i.l d did
lint III lit. .a y ■Iiiupli lutlsty.
plan
• I he i nmmissinii appinved it
i. tpu st in i t /mu ptupi riy at
l n i 'i w
si i u iid s i
fro m
multi lumily u sldentlal tn |ien
i i.d eittutneii i.il use Wallet
Kltlfi teipiested lilt ill.Illi;. In
establish < land s m y .v ln i; bust
ness .a 1ll.lt In. al Inn
• I lii i mninlssiun a p p u m il a
■unillltiiu.ll use iiip u s l tel all
.m in p.uts in.iiml.il liitlnq simp
p fn p u s e d tel
>111 S a ille l d
Ayemn
• Idle i iillimlsslmi appiny id
site plans till an nil'. • al J! >I
Sa ntm d \y<
I'lte s t iu ilt u i
o w n e d Ii y kk Jit It tit t a II <1
Wtleli lu l is In ini' i m m Hi d
lim n u s|.|. tu la I in business use
Local Civil Air Patrol joins search practice
r A s s ia m .m n
iii* sk\
o irl Pill.Ilk,i u.i*s (lilt i| iM itltU
with tie i *ml i»l in,ms tin 111.111■
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M m* r i .im h i '
1In
( n i t I .ll
lim it.i t'n il An I*.«ir*»l it M
mrmln rs imm S< tuinnli unit
*it lif'i *i nn i ties ui if im u lu d in .i
(oitii spriuc nm tr.nmiu: s, n, t,
s Md \ mission
lltm drrds ot
d)li hod It d i AI* \ n h m if t rs
t m m il .in <r» u s .irut j^rniind
SIMII h Ir.im s
I Ilt'V U* rt oil
looking tot Iht s,itur M l^ rl ,i
sim nLiiril nv» i m i d misNui^
nr pl.int lost stim ni I it i r witlitn
tin h .lining st .m li /our ol soiih
ttOiisun.in m ilts
.ind Hi S4nt I v ii isi iS A K IA
Splashy squirrel
T a iq q * Itie WalDiskmng Squirrel war. onty one ot the eventr,
Saturday at a fundraiser lor the Park on Park playground Abend
' 00‘. people enjoyed Ibe events and (estival O'gamper Judy
Wimblsh said she was pleased with the number ot volunteerwho signed up to help construct the park Wimblsh said sh< i
know Monday how much money was raised
( r n i i ,tl ! |mid.• i A l‘ itn!(•*
*Mm d n< uthhmim units hum .in
I n .»** i ii i k n nn v ill* .i iid
t ».niK s% till im Mus l s
Yn
to r* i
N j m n s o t i «1
t r a i ti I iu*
mission
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n iii s< itiiuoti < oiintv volmi
h i t s ir.ivrlt d m.m\ m lirs h\
.tiiinm nhdt
p ih .il* .tujd.im
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t int 11;. nt It s
tin mi
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Assisttt.i! Hit- st .in Ii .mb ti
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tain Mil li.it I I hi mips. ,n iittm pii ( i i i s i p a l t n l s lif t I - 1 S i m m s
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Win ti In* ii ilis.isn i stiikt s
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Here are the projects in Seminole County that may affect the flow of traffic:
_____ Widening of Interstate 4
Lie!woen SR . 434 and S R 436
One lane closed at times
C o m p l e t i o n d a te
Ju n e
Jurisdiction: Flonda DOT
Construct right turn lane
o r^P a lm Springs Drive onto
State Road 434 Completion
date June 2 Ju ris d ic tio n
Seminole County
K * R Constiuct base dramago Jurisdiction: Seminole County
an^asphall surface Irom end ol (not on map|
pavement to new pavement at
Construct new road sur
Mullet Lake Park. Completion
date May 19 Jurisd ictio n : ^ c e T including paving and
d ra in a g e , on Lake Harney
Seminole County
H eights Road (torn Harney
Heights Road to Whitcombe
Construct new road sur- Road Completion: June 23
taco. Including paving and Jurisdiction: Seminole County
d ra in a g e , on Lake H arney (not on mapl
H eights Road from Harney
Construct new road sur
Heights Road to W hitcom b
Road Completion dale June 23
taceT including paving and
o
d ra in a g e , on Lake H arney
H eights Road from Harney
Heights Road to W hitcom b
Road. Completion: June 23.
Jursidctlon: Seminole County
(not on map)
Construe! an additional
Ine’lrom the railroad tracks to
the existing three-lane section
ai the intersection ot County
Road 46-A amd Old Lake Mary
Road Completion date: May 19
Juusdlclion: Seminole County
SAMPLE BALLO T
SPECIAL E LE C TIO N
C ITY O F LONGW OOD, FLORIDA
TUESD AY, MAY 9, 1989
'JtIClAi. liuQT
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SPECIAL ELECTION
CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA
MAY 9, 1989
IM'S MlJH to m UtMOvtD Hr ELECIION BOAHDi
b'9/19
LO N G W O O D SPECIAL ELEC TIO N
CALL NOW
Fo r Fast
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TO PLACE YOUR AOS
322-2611
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OIStHiCT J
PERRYE FAULKNER
JEFF MORTON
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�Sanloffl Mofald, Sanford. Florida
Sunday, May 7 1989
5A
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EEKLYPUBLICAUCTION
Evtry W
liRdiyNttt 7:00 P.M
.
Festival
Continued from P i|c t A
colln It'll
I In- p.nk will I n- iltM g n n l .mil
lllllll IMI .1 tlllllTJll I tv illl llllill'il,
N V a r r l i l I i'i l . K u lir r i S
l.i'Mlhi-rs. using ImnlM-r. H u s
fiiiil iilliri mi.i Ii i i .i K in i r n ilr .i
l.iiil.isvl.iin t nl m i ki t ships,
riis llrs mill lim n s ( ' i h i i i i i i i i i II v
■llnii ami Inis nt lupin Irnm
■ lillilri’ii a n 1 tin hallmtuk nl
l.isilhi ts' plavgitium ls llullilhig
nl Ilit- I Kj urn* p.nk Mill stmt
W i'ilnrsiliiv. Nnv
I. mnl tinI lllllpll'tl'lt ptll|l'l1 Is I'VpI'l ll ll III
hr ill illi .ill'll nnS m iil.iv. Nnv ri
" T h u I* fust ,i 'M ip t r i i ii i
invnlvi llll lll lit till' ■hllillI'll I
il'in l think wi ll It.m ,i p .nriii
mil lu ll' ll ll w .isii I Ini lln
i llllilli II
said Silslr llrlit in
r h illlf lla ll nl I t|r l l l l l l t l r n 's
I nin m lttrr
P.nk A\I'Miir was 1Ins. i| in
ii.illn I h '|w i'rii highlit ami Ninth
sirri'is Itinii |ii . 1 ni in :t p m
u lillr 1 h llih rn ami thru p.nrtits
II utill^i-it 111 ih> .n lH ilirs nl Hu
1lav
I In ir was smut thing In tiller
rs l r v i iv n t ir " T w ig g y . Ih r
W .ititskllug Squlilel a llta itril
a 1 inwil as thr 111tie im lriil
/Ipp* *1 liv nil skis |ll lilt'll liv a
III III hit ill r- mnlnitMi.il hi aililltlnn
In Ix'ltlg given thr k('V In thr
■ liv. Ih r I.minus sipilrtrl has .it111!rif y srrm i'd in lie ( M|nyiiu«
marie Ills m aik In lelrvlslnn In r si 11
s lin w i l r e h 's . h a v in g h re n
I
think H's hysirtli nl I'm
le a liiie d m i show s sin li as Ilia lien
she snd a dnllal lull
"Gixirl Mottling Ameilea
and waving III In 1 I i .iih I
"Y ou A skril Fur ll
I h r srpnt
In keep lln lull going Ih r ir
r r l ' s 'a g e n t s .' C h u r k a n d
was ''Juste tin I Inwrt" nl lln
l.nilAnn Hrsl. nwilets til Metndr .
i n n C u m p a n y ” . n W iu ie r
Shill Illi* Pink, said lin y liavr
<r.lllll ll lin vrh v Shop tli.it pill
Ifa ve lril all rivet I he United vldes instil rind I liai.ir lets Ini
Shill's and Cati.itla ilntnt! slum s sp in Ini ni r a s in u s . s r lt ln if
with 1w Iggv A Japan Hip Is In lialliMins
I lien wi'ti painted
I he winks. lin y said U iififv s la o s h.illiMin animals, tire and
snlrklr k (llllf a sipilrtrl whn I mill e depattineiil displays a
lld rs a |r 1 ski 1uiildn t pr ilnrni
■1mult rniiH nl 1.11 1hspl.1v anil
Inrlav (m a n s e it ter f il l suttfriy
.111 ail imirill where
' Itlren
nn Ins |aw chunk saiil ili.u ii > r null* ('raw w hat they wattli 'I
diiln 1 name il» s rp .im l .diet
Pl.n in ally eviiynrie luvnlveil
( Hln Nnrili
write hrllfht purple III sh ills
I
In unlv ihmi', they have with
In
III' 'Park nil I’aik
Inifn
e iiuim im Is •li.it they shred and D m Work ts Child s PI.iv"
things ifnnd
lie said | wiggs
Kalifntd Iflaplins aitlsl I.,m i'll
whn 1,Used a pill nl llltltli y W illiam s lluilrltr d Him In rlesllfll
1nllrr led h u m III' pnr.l w.is I lie shirts
spnnsnrrd hv Cnttert I iall Inr
<n in ral Cnnedlnalnt nt tin
nt Ot latldn
Park nil Park < ore ( iim m ltlce
Th e rliinktlii1
. ItMilh siMinsnird Judy W liuhlsh said hinidleils
hy |r|y llwlhli PI A alsn drew a nl penple lurried mil Inr the
1m in i A line dnllal Ire was ifnnd event
Ini live throws with Hanlmil
We pist llilnk ll s lieeu a huge
allntliry P n l« rt Mr Inlnsli hnv
sin 1ess We te pist thrilled with
c lin g pier ritlrmsly ahnyr Ih r lln numliet nl |«up|e Ind.iy It
writer as a larifil Mi Inlusli w as II rillv |ieakeil al mmn Wmihish
sud
a little nvrrd irs srd Inr the ih
M alllia Vain i v •li.ilr|» tsrui nl
rastiin 111 Ills dress shirt and In
Ills wilt Dolma who Is alsn an lln Salilnld Si inn h nptnvrutrn!
Racers----------Continued front Pane IA
In i .lavnr win. lias luggf tl
lim n 1 than 5,1X11 liinirs In lln
a lt. It was In i H u h i a i m
lllsl plait* lllllsh III lliu|nr tai r
She has Inggfil must nl h rl all
lim e III 1n iii|e lltln ll h a ving
llnwii in rates Ihfoiighinil the
i nu t m e n ia l (Itilte il S t a ll's .
Alaska, t'am nl.i, M i-xltu anil
i n i t i a l A llie ilr.i She has alsn
tMi'll llivnlvrtl III fnrt'igtl •riltl
pel It Intis in Am sterdam am i
llnllaml
I he W'lniiet H rw a Cessna
1771! anil hail a h.m illiap nl
I H ;i I II.itn lii aps h it r a r l i
am rail .lie eslahllshei) prior In
1he slatt nl lln- ra il and a ir
liaseil nil the tune rum ptlleil Ini
Shuttle---------Continued from Paje 1A
I ,r e lien Mil d dnw n a re
m u rka tily 1le.1t Imme m n v lr
Saturday, a tu n nl Atlalills's
crew itindule slmwlng a crystal
If r o w t il e x p e r i m e n t , l i t striiini'iil sliidileil Ihifht deck
intilru l panels and a variety nl
Birthday-------Continued from P i | i 1 a
In the public al 2
p ill.
Uday Yudav. (vainly cxlcnslim
dlrcclnr. said O r exhibits will lxarranifi'd In Ihe parking lul.
arntmd the agriculture center, as
well as Inside t Is- center.
Included will lx- 11 dcninlislralion nl a solar oven lit which a
cake will lx- baked. There will
alsn lx- exhibits nl d im s . vegctables, ornamental plarils and
Ix-ddlriff plains grown III Ihe
enmity, nl past and prescnl farm
e q u ip m e n t , tro p ic a l f r u lls ,
m in ia tu r e v e gcin h lcN . la w n
Ifrasses a n d new Irrig a tio n
Irchnolngy.
O th e r exhibits will Inelude
new ((rape and w a te rm e lo n
varieties, new foliage plant 111inxliiellons. biological [x-st con
trol for the h o n e and garden,
harvesting gum sap from a pine
In i-, rom pulerl/i'd family finan
c ia l p la n n in g , e o o p e ru tlv e
extcnsidii program s and 4 -H
in n sum i t choice*.
ear ll type 111 all' tail In r nillpli'le
Hie 1nurse Data ('filler led Irnlll
p lfvlnu s events Is used ill help
ini' tiifuii liandniips
" T ile nm.inl/.iHnn nt llils trio
m akes II n u r nl III' ttlapir
I toss 1 m in if y r a r r s .
Ja y n e
said
All nt this is penple ilnmif
II lol the Inyr nl m ini!
Jayne nave .1 tirn Unit nil rao
tips In some . if thr ttisl lime
tar rrs Wt ilnesiLiy at the Salilnld
Pi Iftunal Altjmii line day In lull
Ih r ntltr la I start nl I lie even I
P m r r s N e w n n ly d iirltiif
day Infill Ilnurs O lllv lived wing,
slillflr nr twin mill I i i i I mi am rail
were eligible Inr the event
Itn lii ihr- starimi: iM>int 111
plmlngr.iphs .uni |h no.m is nil
the 1ahlti s walls
"H e re we have yum basic
1n w ,” l.ee salt! at him - [mini,
zixitiiliig in on a photograph nl
an Angus su-ci "I'd like in say
h e llo tu all the la rm e rs nt
America: one nl your ow n Is up
liere."
la-e. whn lists I.inning as a
h o b b y , l a t e r h r n il i le u s I
s|x-elaeiilar television views nl
the Itaja I'eulnsiila. the Texas
and Florida coastlines and views
nl Hnnslun , 1rkI the Kennedy
Spar e Ccntei III Flurlda ns the
shuttle soared overhead during
Us :i2nd nrhll
Fur a seentid day III a row.
Walker and Grutx- also fired
A llanlls's maneuvering Jels over
the Hawaiian IsLmd nl Maul In
an cxpcrtim -ni in help an Air
Altx-rl Klu Itie Wagner. HI. Mil
C u n trrcliib Tra il. I.ongwoud.
died Thursday al Florida Hospi
tal. Allamonle Springs. Hum
March 15. ltMiHin ilalavla. N.Y..
site moved In Iziugwixxl Irnm
Furl Umderdale In IIIHI. She
w a s a h n tn r im ik c r a n d a
m em lxT of Weklva I’rrshytcrlun
Church.
Survivors liielude daugliH-rs.
Johanna M iU n iin , Sarasota,
Husemary CamiSsI, laingwixxl;
sister. Susie Tcthier, Stowe. Vl ;
three grandchildren.
Halil w in -F a irc h ild Funeral
Home. Forest City, in charge <>l
arrangements
ALEXANDER WALES
Alexander Wales. U7. U2H
I’oriree Drive. Duiiedm. died
Friday al Winter I'.irk Memorial
Hospital. Hum Apnl 11. I h <)2 m
Motiienvcll. Setiiiaml. he moved
in Dunedin hum l.tnden. N J . ill
IlNitt lit- was a (hem le.il wrilki l
and a I'ruli-sl.uil Ih- was a
Masler Mason, a hie lllciulx-l nl
1 h e M a s u m e I. n d if e 1 11
Motherwell. Scotland and a
lllcm lxT nl the Scottish Chill nl
Dimedin
Survivors lilt hide will land,
son. John. Whi*|x ring I'int-s.
N.C . daughters Itcttv Srti.it
(Hell. Jean llergeil. Il.utiet
Veals, all nl C a ia -llx n v Jam 1
Vnti 1Hildl I’arlin N I sistei
It.n lul Fnt d vt c Scot land 18
I n n 1- Ir.ir king slatlnn leant
more .timid dcti-cllllg uh|eels III
space.
W hile ihe Mtgellan deploy
ment was (lawless. Walker and
riini|Kiny have run )nlo a series
uf nilnnr snags, problems so
luslgnlHr.ini tin y would hanlly
gel any atleiillon were II mil hir
the lack nl any oilier ma|or
problems tu deal w Ith.
A tlantis, m aking Its fourth
space lllght. has sailed along
w i t h v i r t u a l l y n o Ir o u h le
whulsoever, nlhtT Ilian u slock
valve In nu r maneuvering Jel.
the failure ol il healer In a
hydraulic system am i problems
siiiurday with a hot waier spigot
In the ship's galk-v.
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ihui changing a m ule m th.n
way sounds easier than 11 really
Is. they agreed to look al the
s t lu a llo n in d e t e rm in e an
appropriate solution.
Jell MiiHou. whose children
atiend Loiigwuurl Klemenlary.
had a complaint regarding Ihe
locution (il Ihctr bus slop at ihe
crest nl a hill, at the cud ol a
c u rv e on a b u s y s tre e t
ll.nilgwiMsI Hills KondL
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G a i n e s F u n e r a l I I 11m e .
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nmgements.
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T h e (llghl plan Sunday called
lor more of tlx- same.
Th e stop Is also obstructed
Irnm iHiretits view hy a brick
wall huIII by the housing devel
oper.
Arnold, who said he hail ob
served the route on al Irusl two
occasions, did mil agree there
was a dangerous sltiiullon.
"W e (the |Kiretils| feel It Is a
hazard." Murtmi said. "W e dis
agree with Mr. Arnold and we
util disagree with him unlll the
day wi- die."
D espite the h a rsh w o rds.
Mnrlun said lie imderstissl Inhad lo take Ills problem In
dllfiTeiil levels up Ihe ladder In
make sure every one knew nl H
Ix-lnn- II culthl lx- acted u |hiii
" T h e IraiispnrlaH un penple
iinlllled us nl lids m i-elllig." he
saiil. noting that they pmlsihly
wnulil Itnt have klinwii ulxiul II
olherwlM-. "T h e y are sviiqsilheC
l<- lii nur pinhii-m even ll we
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D EA TH S
ALBEN TA BLAINE WAGNER
S .m ln t d
p llu ls Hew In SI
Sunnli's Island anil Alli.mv Cm
then tu SI I'etershlltl! and Full
I'len e in Murid.1 I m Ih ic hmshmif
at Krre|Mirt
1 ash prizes were pruvlded hy
lln
Ila ha m a s M i n i s t r y nt
In u ris m Truphles lot the lirst
IH plan's were pruvlded hv the
S.m lntd Air|Mirt Aiithntlty
Mary Hry.m t nl Vern lin n li
was the dclendmg 1 haltiplnn
T h is year, she served as Ih r
■n |iilu1 In L Ih r Oilurlen. alsn nl
Vein lleai h Slie and O dnrlrn
hmshed IIMli this year
I In ptevluus 1 hamplutis m
■hide Mike Wappler nt Kata,
ley IIM87I and Cnnsl.m ie Kar
tell nl w inter Haven I PIHtil
llnaid. said, "ll has liecn l.m
la s lle
There w as .1 sle n d v
In
stream Ini (Hiiple) all dnv It
shows 1ntiillliililly liivnlveinenl
and thill's w li.it this project Is."
Yam ey said
Although lln riinuiiut nl hiii'ls
rrllserl s.rlm il.iy was iiuklinwu at
Ih e ' l i d nl Ih e iilt i-r n n n t i.
fundraising <Ikiirmrin A udrev
William s s.) 111 tin I'venl
was
ve ry sin I'csslnl tu n tins nt
t.rising hinds and in gelling
viihinteris Inr next vent
flther partli Ip.uits in tin- (lav's
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1 h e c r lc n d f rs. V a le rie W e ld
School ol Dance A tts
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and Flurlda liisehall lint air
li.lllnrin
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ntlnlr said lln v li.nl a if mmI turn
Jason fietillle I I who attends
finldshnrn TJerm titarv Sr hnul
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student < ntt'v llrvant. age 7
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Min hell T u rn e r 5.
said In-cn|uvcdevi-rvlhing
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wanted in III' Jiatk
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th a t c h ild re n Itn lii d iv e rs e
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ships, mazes anil i.islles and
able Imdit d r hlkhen wen Inter
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l.n llMI'-s
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TI 1 0 Se m in ole C o u n ty Board ot C o u n ty Cornm ir.
sioners (B C C ) will co n d u ct special work se ssion s
to receive public input regarding a proposed
am endm ent to ttie C o u n ty C o m p re h e n s ive Plan, a
D e v e lo p m e n t of R e g io n a l Im p a c t (D R I) a nd
associated re/oning for Duda Lands. Inc. Th e
m eetings will he field on Thursday, May 11. 19H9 The
first m eeting will bgein at 9:00 a rn at the O vie do
Library. 3 t0 Division Street. O viedo, Florida Th e
se con d m eeting will begin at 7 00 p in. at Keeth
Elem entary Sch ool, 600 Tu sk a w illa Road. W inter
S p rin g s . Florida. Th o s e in attendance m ay be heard
and/or they may file written com m e nts with the B C C .
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additional inform ation, please call (407)321-1130.
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Sunday Silence holds off Easy Goer in Derby
United dress International
AMERICAN LEAG UE
Sm ithson wins for the ‘C a n ’
l n t ls V I I .i l K\
Sunil.iv Silent e. one ol the
least 1 \peltctil l'd horses III dll' Keliluekv Iteihv.
suit m oulded S .iln id .n to hold nil heavily
I.n u n d I asv 1.IH I ,md u m die I l.rilh Kim Inr die
KlISCS HI IIISl Ills SIM m il *.11111 slat 1
I mi du 1n in i i i i i a straldhl paili down lire
streii h. die Charlie W hltdiidhaiu trained eolt
under die duldauee ol I'al Yalen/uela I real Kasv
Cum ' i and stahlemale Awe lusplrliid. wholltdshetl
lliln l D.msil was liiutth
T h e Derby v irility was the second 111 the Iasi
lorn rm m liids lot W hltdiidhaiu. who al ad*' 7h
hruke die reeord lie scl m I’ Wli with CeidUiand
as the Kent nek v D erby'snidest w iunlnd trainer
IttlS IO N
h o s ln ti i 11*11111.«11•! ci Mfkt
Sm llhsnn st.mini* III plait <»t tii|m« c! limit i
I h nuts ( til < .m I it *\«I il« ||\i m l .1 i 'i t w •II nilt
Imi Ins ,n||ti|i ii'.iitiin.iti S.itunl.iv
t i l l s iiiii U.ts |nt Oil < .h i
s a id Sm illist »||
•It* 1 st .it t f in it * six I n i s 111 si \* 11 m i n i m s Ic a d tn i*
till l<l i! S« »X |MS| t ill
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Brandenburg
homer leads
Lake Brantley
urn in** iiim si.h i oi tin
s» •IS4l|| ih'lll t .lIloU .1
I « \.is tiinni t tu n .11 h
s*i oint has* stnknm mil six vx hi I• not .illm tnm
.1 Walk M« ill* w till st.ill .lilt 1 Itosit w.is p|.II I II
mi lll» 2 \ il.ix 1lls.ltlied list Ihlltsil.iv WItll .»
till mMt I lot III Ills 1mill should* t
I ti ll t* .ills Ind till 4III t .ill .lit* I .ill till VMitk
In put ill lint itu: tin olls«Mson to fix .mil 1utile
ti.H k Sm illisoii %mt
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Herald sports wrltor
NBA P LA YO FFS
Suns open series with a rout
1’llo K N IX
lo in 1 I i. i i i i I m is M ini'll 25 |Miinis
.nut k h i Ki . I i.m Mo|rrlc .i.t.l*. I 22 nil ill* I m iii h
Sotiltdo* In I. .Ill III. I'li.Mlil* Suns In .1 l:u t 10.1
m ill ni ilir . ...I.t. 11 Si..I. Wortiors 111 tin- lust
i;.m u nl Ili. i1 M IA U •sli in In n lr ii iii i s* null
II.ll SI'| II S
Killin' .Julius* ill .11li li 11 20 .M l lln in .iii'k lit
Kevin Inllllsnii C> .mil I \ m m I nililii I t .is I In
S u n s p u n p t'l m u lu .1 I *t li'.ul 111 (Ill'll
I m si -ill s» \ I'll Sllll-S Hl'VIII Inllllsnii .lllllu l I I
assists I..IUI*' 2 nl llli' senes rx si lirtluli'il Int
I 111 si).i\ luulil .ll I'I iim Ills
M.i|i f ll .nut •<*rtill 1 lit I|m il limit ( litis M11II111
( .1.11Ii i 1 SI.ill s |i-.idltld s. im 1 In |usl I K |.units
I I Iw low Ills |il.ivnll avcr.ld< \H A K.Hiklc nl III*
Vi-.ir Mil* li 1(1111111111111 ill* W .m ints' m in t hid
s* 1lift v o te d |list l i |m.lilts liss III.Ill ll.llf Ills
lil.ivntl .in riiii*'
I'lionu * tr.uk 11 utils urn c lolhud I m limit
Id I H wltli I f>(Hell lit lire llnil iprorlrr
NHL P LA YO FFS
Montreal defense takes control
N A TIO N A L LEAG UE
Reuschel adds to shutout string
S A N F N A N C IS C O — Hick Kens. In i pitched
si* shutuul Innlniis and lliell Under. Donrll
Nlxnn and W ill Clark had two Kill apiece lu lead
llie San Craliilseii (ila n ls lu an lt d vlt lory
Saliirilav over I In- SI lauds Canllnals
Keusciiel. 5 2. allowed live Inis walked two
and strut k mil three. Iiicrcasilid his scoreless
liiulud* streak In I I 2 .1 lie hasalluwed pisl line
earned run lu Ills Iasi
'i 'i 2 It lunlnd* Mike
l.aCuss pitched three
In n in gs fur Ins thud
save.
" T h e wind was in our
laces all day. ami il you
have a |>imm) U ca kln u
I m II II will make II dial
m u c h h e l l e r .” sa id
Keusciiel. who lell with
an eight run lead.
Cardinals slurter .lose Dcl.cm i 5-2. lasted only
I 2 d Innings ollowlnd si* nuts and seven tills
m ehidm u a Iw iirim homer 10 Clark I In- loss
suap|M'd Ids Ii i i i i 'dame wlm m id sin ok doim d In
Apr il Hi
D tlo o ii had entered the d.uue u id i three
I'omplele d.u m s and and I til KK A lor the
tilth tresl In Ihc National la'aduc
Compiled Irom staff and wire reports.
BASEBALL
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Tracy Brandenburg's three run home run erased a 2 0 deficit as Lake
Braniley defeated Jacksonville Woltson 8-3 in the 4A Seclion II playoll
game The Lady Patriots advance lo this Thursday's state semihnal round.
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M il. Wales Cunicicni 1
Cmal Cald-uv al 1 litcado ll.l
J A C K S O N V IL L E Tra c y
liraltdellhiird Idtdterl laike Hraillley
wtih a Ihrec-riin homer In the lop ol
the llilrd Imiliid lo |Hiwer the loidy
Pair Inis lllln the state tournament
for the sct'iiiid lime III lliree years
Lake B ra n tle y. 24- 1. downed
Jn rk M 'llv lllf Wollson H I) In the
4 A •S e e 11 o u I I p I a y o ( I s 111
J a c k s o n v ille F r i d a y 111d h 1 in
advance m die slate tourney. The
Lady I'alhols' semlllnal op|Niurut
will I h- Palm lleaeli (iardens. a team
they beat fl-2 durliid Hie seasnn.
T h is year's 4A stale tournament,
which Includes the semlllnal* on
Thu rsda y and the championship
dame on Friday, will Is- played
aloud with llie Class IA . 2A and CIA
tniirnum cui* al Merrill Park In
A lla m o iit e S p rin g * . T h e host
school* lor this massive undertakInd I* loike Mary W dh Selinnl ami
Lake Braniley.
Should loikr llranlley Irroi Palm
Heath Gardens adain on Thursday,
the lately Patriots will lace lire
w lnue r ol T h u rs d a y 's semifinal
{tame hetw eeu S a n la liiie s and
Gon/ale/-Tale.
T h e s r m d ln a lls is in 1he CIA
tournam ent arc N lrc vlllc . North
M a rlo n . K a n G a llic a n d Fort
Lam lerdale-Canhual Newm an. In
2A . the sem llm allsts are Pare.
Keystone lleldhts. South Slim ier
and Fori lom drrda lr-Joh n Carroll
T h e IA scmlllliullsts are ILiker.
Hilliard. Hradeumn Chrlsiiau ami
Mi.mil Westminster.
All ll> learns will ennverde on
M errill Park lor eidld sem llu.il
Sabres, Soviet agree on contract
Unltad P ra tt International
B U F F A L O . N Y — T h e Hidlulo Satires, who *uadd<'(l
the liisi Soviet hockey player to defect lo Hie Weal,
.ipp.iit'iilIv have 1ompleied eontraet uedotlalloits wllh
Ale*ander Mouilnv. .1 learn s|Mikesuian s.ud Saturday.
Moddiiv. 2u. anlved m the eltv Friday alter llyind
Im m Sweden with Satires General Manader Gerry
Meehan Alter helplnd llie Soviet Nalloual Team
>.ipiin*- the W oild Championship* III Sweden. Modthiv
I.illi il 1.1 show up Th ilisd a y lor llie team llldhl lu rk to
Moscow, lit *oumid the llrsl Soviet hiM'kev player lo
ill li *I In llie West
llie lell wliidci was holed up III the Hullalo area
Saiiiid.iv aw.m ind ic|Mirts on his mmiidration slam*,
word Horn iln M i l. no whether or not 11 will accept Imn
as a player and anv com m cnl 01 pioiesis Irom
mleriiallon.il h>» kev ..llliials, Sallies *|Mikc*mau John
G illlle l s.ii.1
I llilnk the io iiii.n l uednllalluus are dim e." (im llc i
s.nd
(•m lI i i said he li.nl nn Im 1her del.ills nil whelhei a
eontraet had actually I m'c ii sidned and could not sav Ini
sure Ihal Mndiluy would I m- playlnd Inr llie S.ihres tie*l
season.
"Th e re are |ust I. mi m aiiv ilimd* ihal have to he
done." (iiirilc r said.
Th e Sahrc* 11,n m .il Mndlhiv. a 5 ln n i-ll l.nw aid
ennsldered hy some llie I m'si amaleiir I iih kev player In
llie world. In llie llllll round nl Iasi year sentry ilratl
Meehan mid rc|Mtricr* Friday he li.nl llnw n In Sweden
In meel Mndiluy alter Ihc star expressed uu. i. si m
plat Ind Inr Ihc Satires In team scout Don l.urc
l.ucc and M .eh.m a. 1.impaiil.-d Mndlhiv on Ills
irans'Ailaullc I f l i t . ll*mu lo Hullalo via New York
C lly 's Kennedy AII| miii
Meehan has staled rc|M*alcdlv llie S.thi.s did not
addresslvly seek Mndduv and I hat the decision ........ me
lu llie (lulled Stales was the plat ci sow 11
(im H e r said Saturilav lie knew n.ilhliid aliout ,1 1. poll
pohllshed III llie Hullalo News will, h staled Modilnt
came lo llie Culled S l.u is 111 In- w ilh a woman In- met
while plavllid In Alaska Iasi t . .11
New Chevy debuts in Winston 500
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M aik Marlin ami Ills In n f lim n
(li thm l i arm il flat |>•»l« |H>siiinii inr
iln l*irr .it I lit* ’J M ilin tr I all.lda |ja
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Lady Patriots
in semifinals
W I m ii I li It im house this ninfiilim 1told mv
w tli tli.it I w .is |Nt 1Inim
Im
f ‘.in
Sm ithson
s.nil
t sti.tllv | piii h
lot tn\ u ih .m il it.nmli
I m hul I toM I»M 1111 \
thr\ it have to l.tki .1
I m i k si .it
Smithson 1 .* Iil.lk
lilll.A O K I.rillA III* Montrcol il.l.ns*
vs Im li led III* M il. this season Ins taken cunlrol
nl III*' ( aii.uliins plovnll s itu s odollisl die
l >lilla(lel|ilua K iw is
Anil unless I’hilod* Iplu.i •an linil a snluduii nil
Sunday nit>hl Im die sm oHirrlird play dial has
IllUlteil die Civets In line don I III Hie Iasi lu ll
names, the Wales ( m iliu m * llual. which
M n iilu a l leads 2 I ( ( ill III 1nine In a ipilek
coin Insion
"W ill'll you M* l dow n a dnol ur lu u auamsl
Iheui ll s tnii|i|i In |>el ls.u k.” I'lllllldelpllla's
Knu Sillier sold "W e need lu H*1 dial llrsl d<*il.
ll will help i i s play lieller Th e y aie p is l a really
luii|>h leain In i mile track auallisl."
Valenzuela. 2ti. has ridden the near hlack Halo
■oil In all lull one ol Ids previous si* shirts lie
dot Sunday Silence old ol heavy trallle out ol die
dale to push him lllln .1 cniillnrtahlc Inurlti place
early In the race. Th e two stayed there ihroudh
the traekstreteh. I m'I i Ii i i I p o rrse llrr Iluuslon and
|usl ahead ol Easy Oner
Dan \ Allison N< il linn
Hill Klltiati all nl ulimn
(|tiallll( (l .it S|H I «|s III r\t rs> n| |«MI
•II pi I
1In I m sf stait Ini tin l.tlllillia tin
m u 1ai C h iv m lit is intKMlm ini'
tills u n k In li plai •* till M«*1aVt
< .III" is tilth lax I la m -11 W altnp Hut
Walfflp u tin tail a lap nt
m pli is
ila« nt il \ 4 I k \ \ » l m n
aim (lit: tin tnp Iff slain is ami In is
lint nptillilslli a Unit tin 1liain « s nl
tin m u 1at Stunt.»v
l.\ ii hi>w uiaiix In iils an In n
tll.lt*> hew Ill.lfIX fn|i|s will I h III
tin limit
'A iltnp san! 1 In \ n
L is in than •itiYthintl h«*rr Hits u i ck
"Till* m-u ( hrvrnli t l.tiniina is a
Himm! fain* car. hill It's liol 1:111111: In
I m- as Iasi as 1lie- Monte Carlo ll \ou
had a Mnntr C a ll" In n xou if I m mi
Ihc |milc*. h r S.1I1I
Monn- Cairln ( I m n s wmi nionfhan hall the IH.I Winston i up
i.iM x run cliiruitt ihc uhm Ii T s r.u mu
lilt ami 7f> |m i i n i l ol .ill the i.u rs
run on sliori ttai ks W altnp s m l ih«I.ilium .1 has tM-iin aniM lvti.im us
ami shmihl I m c x n i strmia*«*r on
short tracks than the Monte < a il"
Im i i 11 w i l l h r u « a k c r o n
Sl||M |S|M *ilwax s
W r Inst .1 1ar that is rc.illx ^ ihm |
Im Daxtniia .m il l.illa ih c.i hut
ui xc x*aim‘il a 1at th.it will mak*
lip Inf lli.lt mi all thi nl||( l ttai k*>
he villi
A llo t In t 1 ll*1114*1 In tu n 1111
pit im 11I1 il Suiiilax is (lit ailitiliou id
rcsirit tm pl.itcs tm .ill tars w|u«h
It ihit t il ipialltx U14: sjM*t*i|s h\ as
min h as «fn uipli I lie •llnil I" slow
s|M t’tfs Was hlnucht nil hx lim n
tv me: trashes m it •t nt v«ats tint
lllost tim e rs are np|Misi-it In flit
1halite
It s like laklliii .1 haskt Ihall
plaX t 1 w I in si nit s all |mill Is ,1 ^am*
and m ak.114; him pia\ th* n« xf iiaim
W till Ins Hint Itll nt Ills nostrils t.l|M 11
shut
said lim it I. Iln it t tin 1ft w
« lilt I Im |||*» hint h* I Hill
^ nil ft
|M nall/lll4t the |M nplt u lm .ilt ft al lx
4>imm|at w hat i ! i m tin
1 d m ii lik« tt stni lt d ta -m e I
llnil I think pt nplt want In si •
f.u me at halt tlntilllt
| o|lx till* dlixt ls ait m iht sl.itt
me 1l« Id lor Suiiilax s tat t w Im h is
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m I., dul* <1 n. t» dm •" 1 I " " ' 1,1
loiuiud XV .altl*i* 0(1 III* Until low
will l» Moid.m st.. pin id w ill.
Il.urv 1..nit I'lnl I’.iisons D r iv
I .Iln.llt. .lint III. k Wilson lllhtld "Ut
itu nisi msjMtts
A 1 1(*X» 1*.!(!*> tfll scent!•I IH
ii lH"W ( l) fix 4.lo ll |iothru
Du k
i tit kir hx I* I v i n Hf< llallll l»» fix
.i n i! s t • r 11lu : M u ) 11fl
D a I*
i a t fill a ii dt
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Halkilol! .uni I .iff X r* aIx ill fmfflil
... ft th« ti
dames 011 T h u rs d a y T h e cldhi
survivors will play In the lour
championship dames on Friday
" A lilt It* more eddy ih.m norm al."
was the way Lake llrauvlcy assllaut
coat li C lm iv Frank deserllied the
l.a d v P a trio ts' pla y on F rid a y
a d a in si W o llso n
" W e w c rc n 'l
piavlud on a de al held Th e oullleld
was lu lerrlhle shape, hul our
detense h e ld "
Wollson IIH -71 opened the dames
siorlnd hi the txiiiom ol the first
Inm nd with a pair ol runs. .Mrlodv
Dereslka l*'d oil w ith a slndle
lollowed hv a llelders choice with
April Daniels Irclnd Ihiow n out al
first.
Lake H ranilcy's olleuse finally
woke up In llie third lunlnd when,
w llh 1wo ouls. lead-oil hatter To nya
Diaz stroked a slndle. Michelle Davis
(w ho had lour hits In as m any trips
to the plate) I lit-n studied before
Itraiidenhnrd rtp|icd a shot lo lell
and circled 1he liases.
Th e Inline run dnve the Lady
Palrtnts a J -2 lead, a lead II would
mil dice up llranlley's delense. as 11
lias all year, was tmidh In the llual
si* lunlnd*. allowlnd lust one run.
" T h a i's I h-c ii the ease all year
w llh us. divlud up runs in the lirst
lu nlnd." Frank said. "W e had four
errors In the dame. We did timid* n
team ill the stale meet should I h aide to du ."
llranlley added a run In the lop id
Ihc fourlli as Mlshelle Karr reached
on a slndle and scored on a Mary
Wesloll itooldc Hiaulley added Iwo
more runs III the tlllli as Diaz
sllidled anil seoreil on a triple hv
Davis, who came into score on an
errant throw lo lh ln l.
laikr llranlley's T in a Wilson came
up w llh a defensive d<'iu m the
ImiII o iu id llie llllll as she Im iieil .1
tuple play W ith runners on llisi
and second, she took III a line drive
and iadd<‘d llrsl. T h e runner on
second llifii tried lor Ihlrtl and
See Semifinal*. Page 3B
Mize, Levi
share lead
in Classic
U a lta t S a w ttrtarwallaaal
IK V IN G . Tcvns — I—irrv Mize
hire* it ur.i|oi test Suudiiv in
tils Ind to to red.itn llie loim
Hi.it won linn ii uiii|or ■li.iinpi
o nstiiptw iiye.us.ido
Fur Wayne la-vl. however,
lire tesl will roiilf lu |usl
deltllld to Hie doll course on
llltir
Mize and l.cvl lluished lied
tin llie lead Saluid.iv alter 54
holes ol the $1 million H v iu ii
Nelson (toll ( Lissl* — Mize
rnshiiid Irom «In- * low d with a
7u n d e r (>:i and l.evi |xisllild a
r*H alli l h o u n d in liu riv in lit*'
course
I h e l h I r d r *iu n d w o s
televised nollnivillv olid hod
oil I'iillv stoil III orilel lo I m
over I m Io ic llie in iu u u d ol llie
Ki lllll* kv D elia As o irsllll
Hi*' List iln ii *.un ol Hu- dov
twin, h in. lu .Ini Levil l.'.'.l oil
ol IO 50
I ve n e t.'I III .ll.l ol III*
l.o .Ills lieltid nil Ill.ll lo ilv
l.evi sold "I d ' 1 up o I m.i i I *•
0 i Itm k oil.I . olb .l otil In le lo
see when IIIV lee IIIII* wos I
wos sins k ill I hod lo I ii ii iv
o lo u ild olid d "1 hen- ntilv
otioul 40 IIUIIUli s In toll |
started
I .lu lu l h11 as in .*ii v
p i... In* shuts as I nsunllv do
.111.1 I llli III. Ill ipil. k. I III.ill I
should have I |ust .li.lt. I In i
si ill. <I down when I slaile.l
olid I iM.deve.l llu- s*. oiul hole
1liol s liol III.- wo\ vo.l wool
to slot I
Mi/, on.I l.evi w .i. oi I I
Olid. I 107 ntlri H u n nips
.iloon.l tin p.u 7o I pi lo in
S e .iv ins i oolsi1 l.o liv N ilv .n
who shot o 1.7 S ililt.lov wos o
stiot ho. k
See C la a a lr. F a f r 3H
i
�I I — Sanford Herald, Sanlord. Florida — Sunday. May 7, 1969
Don’t let the heat
spoil your catch
S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S
DOGS
A l W m im if Park
F rtd if nif Hf
111 1/14. D 11.11
I Quicker N A Wink
100 140 110
I Brock Austin
4 40 140
7 Solly m ils
I 1Q
a n t m 44p m 11 i7.io t o t i ) n o 40
l n S J l i O 11.41
S Brokr Gold
100 4 10 140
4 Caro * Streak
100 140
I j T a Free Star
4 40
O (141 1144 P (14/ 11.14 0 0 (1 1 ) t l 44 ft
(14 4 11 1414 04
M 1/14 M 11.14
7 Honev fever
3 00 3 001 10
4 B Mye legac y
100 3 10
I Reste Rose Bud
2 40
0 (4 7M I 4 0 P (7 4) H W T (7 41)1444
4tft 1/1.0; 14.14
1M t Life Child
1 20 4 00 1 40
4 Ship to Shore
14 40 4 00
0 Golden Jingle
4 00
O (1 4) 44 44 P (14) 16 14 T (1 4 4 ) 144.44
lfM /14'C: 1141
4 Melinda Joy
14 00 7 00 1 00
7 Midnight Pearl
10 10 4 00
1 Natural Ability
110
Q (4 ?) 41 41 P (4-11 M l 44 T (4 1 1)474 44
49M/llaO: 11-44
4 Super Stardom
74 40 10 40 140
1 Diana s JO
100 110
IK K Cooper
140
0 ( 1 4 ) SI 44 P ( 1 11 91.44 T ( M l ) M l.44
H III/14M : 11.44
1 Sweet Craving
4 40 4 10 4 40
1 Dev lit Plaything
1 40 4 40
7 Potemkin
7.10
0 (1 1 1 It 44 P (1 1)14 $4 T (1 1 1) 114.94 Pic
1(4 4 1)1747.14
41H1/4.C. 14 7*
7Colonel North
410 4 40 100
1 RVCoolhandLuke
4 40 1 00
4 Donna t Kyle
4 00
0 (1 7) 11.44 P I7 1 ) 4414ft (7 M l ) S7I J4
4tll|/lftoB: 74.44
1LiMI«Chor«ctpf
4 40 400 340
3 Ho*kpr Betty
400 100
$ Bill O f* Rig
3 40
0 (1 1) 14 44 P 11 1 ) ) 14 T (111)19.44
14ttl»/1t At 74 44
) Jut)O ur style
3140 4 40 7 40
IC R * BUcIipHy»f
340 400
3 Omni Odm
470
a 11II JJ I* P U D ID so T (> H I 041.M
C ir f | t » w 114,433.04
n m i/ I B C : 71.41
7 P u ll B«rnh*rt
140 3 40 ) 40
4 Country Rumor
1 )0 340
4 Attft Boy Amo*
340
Q ( M l I t M P t r e l I1 JS T IF S*l JS4.H
im t n i,D :)i.N
l ftkimar Porch#
13 to 440 440
4 |h«mroch D#nc#f
1140 11 70
IDoilos Choice
) 40
o ( m i n .n p ( m i iriN t n a n snog
s o ire e i a id m m o d u s a A t u t u n
im n M t.C riu i
IS P s Astro
14*0 is jo r «
4 Caro s Atlas
MS MS
4 Cougar Cat
1 <0
Q tia) tt ss P oat jis .js 1 uaasi
H i.ir iH
A-I.FJtj H-IMS.M
NBA PLAYOFFS
NBA PUy*tt*
Ftr*l a.wna
Bait at Flat
(All time* E D T I
( I t N n Cowtofone*
IDalra.1 a i H W H l M l
Af.nl IS — Detroit 101. Botlon ft
April X - Oatroit ISJ, Boston H
May I — Oatroit ISO. Anion U
Slaw York r* PMiodtlBu*
(M m t a r t a m w i n M l
April it - Man York is j . Philodtlphte St
April I t - Nam York ISr. Philadelphia ISt
M ar J — Mm York lit . Philadelphia l i t
<on
Cleveland n Chicago
H a r m I mp I I I
April I ) - Chicago t l Cleveland M
April )0 - ClrvtUno tk Chicago M
M ar 3 - Chicago 101. Cleveland M
M ar i - Clave lens ISO. Chicago rot (O T I
M ar J — Chicagoal C law iana. TB A
Atlanta n M S a a B n
H a r m trad M l
April ir - Atlanta ISA Milwaukee t j
April Jt - Miloraukao ISO, AtianlaSS
M ar J - Mllnaukao ill, Atlanta I I I (O T I
M ar t - Atlanta IIJ. Milwaukee ISO (O T I
M ar 1 — Milwaukaa at Allanla. TB A
PorHooR vt L A laker*
Ml
April JJ - LA Laker* 1JS, Portland ISO
April JB - LA Laktr* tt). Portland 101
M ar ) - LA Laker* II L Portland ISO
Utah » ». O tM ai Mate
I OaMoa Mete ado* te r m t t )
April J) - Golden Stale III. Utah I It
April Jt - Golden state It . Utah 11
May I - G u a r State i n . Utah isa
I Phooon ado* tone* M l
April J t — Ptiaanle 1M. Den ear i n
April » — Phaonle IS . D tn w r 111
May J — PhaanH IN . Denver III
Seattle at. Heeaten
I Seattle wun te r m 1 11
April 2* - Seattle III. Houston ISt
April N - Seattle ISO. Moutton tt
May J - Houston US. Seattle ISt
Mar I ■ Saaltia VA Houston a*
Westorn Canter ewe
Seattle e*. L A Laker*
Mar t - Saame at LA Laker*. J N p m
M ar 10 - Seattle at LA Laker*. IS N p m
A Aarll - LA le k w t i t Seattle. IS N p m
Mar I I - LA Lakers R Seattle. J N p m
> M ar Ik - Seattle al LA Lakers, ig
pm
r May la - LA Like rt at Seem*. TB A
I M a ris
Saaltia at LA Laker*. ) N p m
Oatden State r t PBesMa
( P h il me lead* t e r m I SI
Maya P t o r n ir lN Golden Stall ISJ
M ar *
Golden Mate at Phosnu. IS
pm
M ar 11 — Phoanie at Golden Stats. IS
pm
M ar I I - Phooni* al Golden state. J
pm
■ M ir 14 - Gotten Slat* 4t Phoonu. 14
pm
* May 14
PhownJi mi Golten K ite . 10
|i m
« NUy 70 - Gotten fttakv #t Phoonia, TE A
YBA I# b*
a t lM m u rv
x
N
Bftltlmor#
Cfeytitnd
Mlt*4ufcc*
Detroit
Toronto
1
Vi
1
I 'l
4
lal. Bittt. Kan and Psionia.
Oak S. Burk*. Bat. IMIton, Kan, Gladden.
Mm. Kelly end Ska, N Y and Motet).. Tor J
Wtftl
Oakland
70 10 447 —
T im
14 10 041 1
Colitornl*
14 11 433 1
Kan*#* City
14 11 4)1 V i
S#4HN
14 11 443 4
Minnnoto
n 14 407 4
Chicago
ii 14 174 4
F r d i v 't Btiulti
ft**ttt* at Boltlmor#, pod . rain
Botlon), T t u t i
Oaftlond 1. Detroit 3
Californio l, Toronto 3
New York 7, Chicago S
MUMOSoto J. C Ikv*lend J. 11 innings
Kansas City I. Milwaukee A IS Inningt
Saturday's RosaRt
California t. T oronts 0
Oatroit 0. Oakland 1
Mltaraukao 1. kaniat City B. IS Inning*
Bo*ton J. T .ia t 0
Soettto at Baltimore, J. hoi night
Minnesota at OawlanS. pent ram
N m Vark at Chicago, night
l i aai r i Oam *
(A ll lima* COT
T a u t (Moyar J II at Botlon (I
J II, lO S p m
Mlrmatola lA n a o rx n a la n d To llw r I I)
al Claw land Hattndoll JO and Van J II . J.
I.M p m
Canlornia If inlay H I
IS Iw b lS I. 1 U p m
Oakland
(Welch
JJI
(Kobinton I II. I D p m
Man York I John J a) *1 Chicago (King
H l.lW p m
Kaniat
City
(LoltoranKt
J J)
al
MiioaukaolBotloa I I . J M p m
laatlla
H a iti SSI
at
B a llim n
IBautittaJ J l . J J J p m
Mender's n — »»
Tata* al New York, night
Saaltla ot Toronto. MgM
Oakland at Baltimore, mgfit
Mlnnotola at Botlon. night
Calitomia at Detroit, night
Chicago at Milwaukee. night
Burk*
and
Palmier o. T e . I I ; Jack ion
Kan and
McGritl, Tar JJ. Andwson, Bal. O'Brien, Cle.
Henderson. Oak and Leonard Sea JO.
D a »n See and t i p . and Fletcher. Ter Ik
tl
13
11
9
10
13
14
II
14
70
MO
411
404
m
33)
N A TIO N A L L E A G U E
lt d
m L Pci. OB
Now York
14 II .443
St Louis
14 It 171
ii
Chicago
14 1) .171
ii
Montreal
11 14 .117 7
Philadelphia
1) 11 444 4
Pittsburgh
It 17 .414 1
w *e
Cincinnati
II 1) »14 _
Son Francisco
IS 11 .M i M l
Son Diego
If U .404 1
Lo* Angolas
)4 It -4B3 »
Houston
1) 1- 44ft )
Atlanta
11 11 413 7H
Friday'* Baaoltt
troutton at N m Yark.ppd. ram
Philadelphia J. Cincinnati t
Atlanta S. Montreal I
Chicago a. Lot Angsts* J
Pittsburgh I. Son Dwgo J
St Louis J. San Francises
f liiirMlB 11*9■M
*Mi
iiIIflr
MnwVMf
VW
No* Vark J, Houston t
San Francitcek. St LoultS
Philai * IMHa at Cincinnati, night
Montreal at Atlanta, night
Chicago at La* Angelas night
Pittsburg al San DMga. night
Seats r'sOem et
(AH Mats* E O T
Houston (OashsMi J J ) at N m
Vark
lOtedsI J). I U p m
Montreal U a h n to n S j) at Allanla IP.
Smiths 4 ),M t p .m
Philadelphia (M s * id SSI at Cincinnati
(A rm stron gs#).J t lp m
St Lew., iTorry J J I at Son Franclece
(Robmsanl J l.k t l p m
Chicago iModdua 1 a) ot La* AngaMt
I Her shitar 411.4 M p m
Pittsburgh 1Heston S J I at San Diego
(Whitsons 11.4 t lp m .
Monday's Bame*
Nan Vark at C meemail, night
Mon tr i al at Houston, night
iB A B rtA ll I F A B t t n
N
X
Mgfcc L tig v* ( 444*1
TRraogB Oaatetd May I
)0
10
G O L D IN ftTATft 1141)
Higgmt 14 I ) 11. AM Un • I ) 11 14.
L Smith l l 0 0 l . Garland 4 10 4 4 14.
Richmond 1 U i i 12. Toog*
1* 9 14 11 14.
U Smith J v I J 1 Afford 4 4 1)11. Hoi U J 0 0
0,
Donald 0 4 00 0. Samiraon 17 00 4.
Graham 1 1 111 TotNk 4) «4 14 II 101
P H O tN IA M M )
Chomter* 4 17/7 11. Corbm 4 7 4 7 14.
A rv i 4 4 I ) 4. tfernwcok 4 11 I I 14.
K Johnvon 4 10 11 IS Mojprl# 4 11 t 14 77.
E Johnvon f 11 14 10. Dunn 0 1 00 0 . Gilliam
7 / 0 0 4 P rrry 0 ) 0 0 0 Lang 0 0000. fttoaly
I I 00 1 Total* 10 44 7414 1)0
(alt
14111)14-141
1111 41 11-114
Th rrr point goal* Alford J Mt/artr
I ouhrd out None
total foul* Goldtn
S ia fr ll Pharma 77 Rrfcound* -Goidrfi Slat#
i i IL Smith 41. itn m ia M (E Johnton
*1 Avvivtv Gotten Vat# (7 (Garland 4).
Phuroia »u iK Johnvon I I ) Tochnical
tout* I rag hr. Gold** Staff Itlfogal dr
tm vrl A 14 471
Major League B— ball
A M I B ICA N LEAGUE
B an
(*B
m L Pel
ii 1) 174 Ho* Ion
14 14 M0 1
N . i York
Playor, Toom
Grutor. Tor
Davit, ftaa
O Bnofi. Clo
Batno*. Tor
Phillip*. Oak
Puckotf, Mm
Burk*. B«*
Groan wo)!. Bo*
TartoPuil. Kan
Jacoby. Clo
n a iM ii
BB
ft)
41
M
43
«)
104
lift
II I
f)
44
N
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2)
14
»
17
74
If
31
It
V
AVft
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US
747
744
m
w
7)1
-311
-111
314
Jockton, Kan 4. Laonard. ftaa ft.
Me Griff, lor 7. Growiowfl, Bo*. Daat, Mil
and McGwtro Uok 4. frtttoton dal. Bur St
and E ta U y . Bo*. K ill*. Chi. ftnyter. Clo.
Note* and Whilokor. Dot. Bragg*. Mil.
G ar fti. Mm. Bar fir id N Y . Mmdrrton. Oak
and Franca. Taa I
Bam feaMad fa
Franco. Taa 14. Laonard. ftaa 14.
Snydar. Clr. Jack ton. Kan and Pafmiaro. Taa
71 E*o*ky. Bo* G o tti. Min and ftwrra.
Ira 70. Groan art 11and R k v . Bo* 19
Andrrvon Bal and Puckatt. Min 10.
Barr rtf and €*atky. Dot H m dr r aon, N Y ,
(lari*. S«d and l a r r t I n 9. Bigkan. Bat.
Q Brian O r Larkin Mm and Lam lord.
Oak •
Trlplo*
While Cal t. Btadby. Bal. Baynaidt. Sea
4. Burk*. Mu* Vaunt Mil and Sieughl. MY
I Anderson Bal G uilrn. Chi HenMrson
and Psionu. Oak andEipy. f a i l
Stolon Bosos
Espy. I t s IJ, Hondo, son NY II.
Whit. Cot IJ Joikum Kon 11 Gu.Hon Ch<
Burk* and Gtoonabll. Bo* and White. Cal
11. O Brian. CM. Puckett. Min and Saa. NV
J* Gull ion. CM. D e u i and B e rm id*. Sea
and Espy, Taa N ; Baggt. Bat, BsMet. Chi
and Paimiero. T a i JJ.
E
A tera f t
Memail'Boa
U
i i a——t-- -— n rc M ip
McCatklll. Cal ISJ. Ballard. Bal
Blylewn. Cal 103. Caruttl. Tor
Flanagan. Tar J I I ; M a n . Oak
Botia. Mil. Hanaan. Saa and Dea ton
J J I . King. CM and Am onder. Dot I kl
( a*.-
1 as;
JSk.
J It.
Bo*
Stenert. Oak A
Ballard. Bal |;
Clement, Bat. McCatklll. Cal. Gordon.
Kan. Bo*lo. Mil. Andaman, Min and
LaPom l.N Ve IM h o d M th JI
Eckorsloy. Oak t . Jana* CM and Farr.
Kan a. H e rw y. Cal. Homendst. Del.
Pletac.
Mil
and
Busaall.
Tar
I.
Williamian. Bal. SlaNoy. Baa. Thigpon. Chi.
Guattarman. NV. MigMtti. N Y and S c f lar.
Saak
SaBarhagan. Kan 4; Blytavon. Cal.
Alaeandar and M arrb. Dot. Larmtan. Saa
J. Clamant. Bat, Cmdmtti. CM. GuMcia.
Kan. Bono. Mil. Viola. Mm and Broom. Tea I
Ryan. Taa U . Clamant. Bat as.
Langston. Saa Jt; S d M e ll. CM and Kay. Tar
W Morn*. Dot and W i n . Oak JJ; Viola.
Mm and Candelaria. NV t h Hanaan. S u
Bovo. Mil 1; Mleckl. Bal. daman*.
Bo*. BlyM wn. Cal, King and Rout*. Chi.
AMrandar and Rabmg n . Oat, Lalbrandl and
l abarhagih. Kan. Ungsten.
T t . and Flanagan and SI Mb, Tar 1
AB
M1
Player. Team
AVO
»
744
Clark. SF
103
11)
Mare* Phi
IB
31
334
Coleman. Stl
Ilf
74
.330
Herr. Phi
144
74
14
37)
111
Gbynn. SO
Thompson, SB
40
37)
14
370
M0
It
Greet. Chi
lift
110
3f
Smith. All
114
314
74
Bonilla. Pit
74
Dari*. Hou
too
111
NoawRM*
m
9.
Dftvi*. Hou •;
M Maya*. Phi l i
a. Mon and ftchmMt.
Dawson. Chi.
Phi t ;
Murphy. A ll,
Johnson, NV. Ooultan.Phi and Clark. SO S
■awl
SF U , Galarraga. Man Jl.
Haras. Fhi and G uarrvs. S II» ; O'Nadi. O n .
Doris. Hou and Setwldt. Phi t l ; Clark.
SF IS; Dawson. CM. Nkirray. L A and Ramos.
MsnIS
Mitchell. SF 11. Oaran. Hau and
Bands. Pit II; Saba. C P It. Murray. L A and
Ralnas. Man t; Griltm. LA. Dykttre. NV and
Coleman and Guarrorh SB I
Dasrtan. CM aM Ramos. Alan 4;
Gwynn. SD a id Cato man, t il 1; Gant, All.
Larkin. CM. Bata. Hass O w n . Mon. Bonilla.
Pit, Roberts. SO a * Mitchell. Uribe and
Clark. SF I
Cotoman**llM?*N?ean. Man II, Smith.
Alt, Yeung. Hau and Garytm. SO M. Saba,
cm S; Sandbara and Webstar. CM. Johnson,
NV end H e m . Phi J
C sis man. SB IS; Clark, SF 11; Darnels,
CM tt; O w ls . Hau and H a m Fht l l ;
OaanWL CM and Wadach. Man It;
Smith. AX, Veung. ttou. RaMas. Man and
SchmW .PM W
MRS
Gwynn. SO and Catoman. Stl Jt. Clark.
SF M ; Harr. Phi and Ranllla. Pit IS;
Smith. All, ButMr andMUchall SF 11; Davis.
Hou 14; Sandberg. CM 11
Morgan. L A a O . B m McOI. CM I B .
Hill.
Stl
141;
ttorsMser.
LA
IR .
DeLeon. Stl le t; Rl|e. CM I Jl. DrabM . PH
I B ; Glee me. All t P , Gooden. N Y , IS J .
SmIMy. PH U S
N Y and DeLeon. SII 1.
Glevmo and SmoBt. A*. SvtcIHM. CM, Scan
Hou. HorsMeor. LA. Shaw and WMtcon, SO
on dH au td M l.tFa
Devi*. tO II . Williem* CM enR
France. CM ». Burke. Mon 4. tmrth, Heu
enR M r*.* NV I; B m m . , A B .M c Dm m II.
N V . e*bint*n, P*. LoM trlt. tF enR
Worrell, t il 4
iN H L F L A v W i
{ AH T m
T~ t
tB O TI
IMeali M l Mods lor MS 111
May I - Philadelphia 1 Montreal I
May 1 - Montreal J MuladeipMet
M ar 1 - Montreal 1. Philadelphia I
M ar J - Mon.red at PiuleMiphta
pm
M ar 1 — Phiiedripuo at Montreal,
pm
a May It - Monlrail al PMIadaMSUa,
pm
a May tj - Ph.iaddphta al Montreal,
pm
J Si
t 11
J U
I 81
Calgary as CJttcaga
((•riettNki I I )
M iy 1 - C itg tfr 1. Chic*900
May 4 - Chic 090 4, C l Igory 7
May 4 - ColQory al Chicago. I 11 p m
Moy 4 — Cftlgary of (hie ago. ft 11 p m
■NUy 19 —Chicago* Cm (gory, 9 U p m
a May 11— C*Igory 4f Chicago. 4 l i p m
■ PAmt 14 — Chicago N Colgory, 4 91 p in
■ i lM C t i u r f
Mootm l
I n N f ' i W fiM iurm
I ) l- l
FSMIeBtlpMa
fl S 1— 1
First par lad— 1. Mpntrail. Cartonnoau 1
I Walter 1.
14 J t
FtonaBlat-Oatlardlns.
Mon. S Ik. McPSeo. Nton. a 41; Tetchol. Phi.
f 41 P rep p.FM .tJ U
Second pa rM R -J. Montreal. Corson )
(D nlardM s.
Rlchtrl,
pp.
J 14
1.
Mentroal. Goinoy I (Chollot. Ludwig),
a II 4. Montreal. Caurtnoll 0 I Welter.
Cortxmnaaul. 14 11 Penalty— Actor p s i ,
I 4*
Third portod-1. FSilladtlphia. Propp 11
4Car knar, Tocchal), I k
a. Montreal. B
Smith a INesiund. Roy I, t i l l . PonoltMs
-P o u lin . PSI. 11 I t ;
LtftiMui, Mon.
II ll ; Tocchal. Phi. IJ It. McPhoo. Mon.
18 minute misconduct. If 11; Toethat.
Phi, 10 minuN mlsconOx.
Shots an gM i-M ontreal t t J t - J e
Phiiadaiphie .S f J - M
Pastor ploy <on»• H on,-M ontreal i i
GeiiMoRers-Monkaal. Roy
phle. Wroggol A — U .a S
RaM roo-Andy »at*MIMmond
PhlloBal
Summer Imit In upon tin mid
imUlcrH would In' well ndvlnril lo
|tny rnrrrul Httcnilnn in Ihrlr
tilirhch ith nr uteri rd fish will
tt|N)ll nipldly In I lie hluh tempiTat lire.
ll alwaytt pains me In see
fishermen wlin keep fish hul fall
in care (nr them properly and
have In lliniw them away. Tills
Is mil ntilv wusilnu a n-snnrce.
H’s also iiisslnu away (MHenllal
meals.
Many Ireshwaler s|H-eles are
small enniiuh In keep alive III
I kkiI wells, hut saltwater fish
|xise a prntilem iH'cause nf Ihelr
size.
Kerlnus sail water llshermeti
have n vrrs lm l fish tmkes nr
Imlll-lli llsli stnr.iue areas Inr
keeplnu llitir eaiehes. Their llsli
are kepi Irrsh wllll siifflelenl
<|ii.unities nl enished lee. K x |k'rirneed anulers shy away from
hliH-k Ire tieeaiise a tilis k of lee
ean (In a tul of dainaue while
h.mumu aroulil In a fish Ims In
lil||h seas.
II you eaiinnl keep your enteh
alive, make certain In lee ll down
Immediately. If yniir enleh needs
In In* leed (inwn for more Ilian a
lishinu day. reninve the entratls
and rinse nut Ilie tsnlv cavity
Ix'lurc stnrt nu I tie llsli.
Ttie tieat released by I he
Inlernat organs anil the deenm|M>slllon nf Itiese IhmI v parts will
cause a rapid ilctertotrullon nl
your catch II you lull In lake this
precaution, (tutted fish ran
tsafrly lx- Iced down Inr days
wlihnul stgullleam dcratnjxjslI loll.
Ice will keep Inuger If you
leave the drain plug open mi
your lee chest. leaving I he drain
plug closed traps w airr from ihc
melted lee. and this In turn
causes ihe remaining lee to melt
mure rapidly tx'cnuse the wider
Is wanner Ihan the lee.
One mure word nl advice: krrp
a scjBiratc cooler fur fixxl and
lx1vcrages. Dnn'i ask me linw I
know, bul llsli slime dors nnl
blend well with sandwlehes and
other lixid Items.
_______
B A a ^ S IR C S S p
Will'll freezing llsh fillets. It's
—
^
always wise In cover them with
U lf tL P ( A Y O P F ft
1 water hefun' (reeling. Tfils prr_________I vents fircrcr bum and preserves
Ifie meul for well over a year
M II L PloyoHs
(A ll Bow* ( D T I
with no significant loss of flavor.
Botto4 Floo
WkSHa vs. Tocoaa
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astlgnad loti hondar Draw Hall M Oklahoma
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ButSala — EilonW d contract a l Coach
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racaivar Jarred Delaney, guards Andy
Kaoler and Matt Flits, punier Pal Thompson,
sototy Kenneth John ion and tlgM and Jolt
- tlgnad often*!** linemen
John llre ie end dH entive and Ltstor
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excess of ihrrc hundred pounds.
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slow, will) a lew scattered robin
and irlpleiull. Inside (he Part,
hlueflsh. shrrpshead and Jack
crevallc arc providing most of
the ad inn. Trout and reds arr
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i and Indian rivers.
Anglers are crowding around
the N e v t a f r a a J r t t l r i for
sheepshead. drum and redflsh.
Klsli the north side of the north
Jetties for Ihc calmest waters.
Influx of new talent
should improve Pack
GKKEN B AY. Whs. The
Green Bay I’aokcrs ended Ihelr
wcck-long mlnlcamp Saturday
and Conch U n d y Inlanlc. whose
(cam was 4-12 Iasi seusnn. says
he thinks oil-season acquIslllotiH
have Improved Ills club's overall
I alcnt.
"I'm noi iixi sure our top-level
l u l e n l h as c h a n g e d a n y
appreciable amount." he said.
"I think we ll have some guys
who'll compete fur lop spots. Bul
with the acquisition of Ihc guys
who were on other teams Iasi
year and with our draft choices
and other free agents. I think the
overall caliber of our football
learn increased."
Inlanlc was also happy with
ihc way ihc players |ierfnrmed In
the mink-amp.
"1 think ll was an excellent
camp." he said. "I think we
certainly look a major step
forward. Toduy, we didn't pul
unytliliig else In. and It was
obvious that the things we pul In
earlier started lo seep tu u little
hll."
lufaitle admitted, however,
that ihe camp had raised more
quest km* than It had answered.
" It ce rta in ly raised some
questions In reference lo sonic
players Ihut we've seen, comluring them to some wc have,”
he said. "I don't know If there
were any answers as much as
i here were opinions. When you
gel your HO In here and pul the
|Kids on. lhat's when you start lo
(lud out who your true players
an-."
Infante was also Impressed by
what he called the "learning
ability" of the new playcra.
"We were very rautlous In our
approach to signing and drafting
players thal we didn't get anyIxxiy m here thal was so dumb
that he rouldii't handle Ihe
things wc want to do. and I think
we did a gixxl Job of that." lie
said.
Asked about disappointments
in Ihe ramp. Infante mentioned
the unsigned players who did
nut show up. They Included top
draft pick Tony Mandarlch and
several veterans, notably re
ceivers Phillip Epps and Waller
Stanley.
"Some ot them that chose not
lo work out wllh us didn't even
lY i m e over In wateh us work
out." he said. "I ihlnk they
should have al least Ix-rn In Ihe
rtxiin wllh Ihe rest of Ihrlr
leamniales watching what's go
ing on."
Injured ollriisivr tackle Mike
A irry suffered only a badly
twisted knee und should In - back
In about six weeks. Backer
trainer Dominic Gentile said.
Alxiui IK) players will slay in
Green Bay during the Interim
Ix-twrrn this mliitcamp and the
one beginning May 21. Infante
said.
Casserly has tough act
to follow in Beathard
H E H M K JN . Va. - Charley
C asse rly. w lm In 12 years
ascended Irom ail unpaid intern
with the Washington Kcdsktiis
all Ihc way lo general manager,
promises to build on Ihe ac
complishments ol Ihe outgoing
Bobby Ik-alhard.
Cusserly. 40. was promoted
limn assistant general manager
effective Ju n e I to replace
B e a th a rd . w ho K rld a y a n
nounced Ills icsiguiitlon as GM.
Casserly will have a long way to
go lo matcli the accomplishmeiils ol Ik-attiaid. wlm limit
iwn Sii|x'r Ikiwl champions and
earned a reputation as one ot the
\Kl.'s slucwdest club exeeutives
since taking over as general
manager In DI7H.
"I couldn't have had a better
Icuchcr In prolesskmal fool bait
than Bobby Beathard." Casserly
said " H o p e fu lly , w ith the
changeover here, there will only
lx- a progression lorward und
we'll keep getting belter."
Casserly lias served as asstslant general manager since
IIIH2. |x-rtoitiling esseiillaity as
Beuihurd's rtghlliand man dur
ing Ihe |wst seven years. He ts
considered a tine talent scout
with gixxl organl/aitoual abili
ties He Is cicdltcd with discov
ering siicti undraltrd stars as
oltenslve linemen Jix- Jacoby
and Jell Bustle and was latgcly
ics|xiiislblc tur assembling the
IUH7 strike reptaeetlleiit team
•ee Pellew, Page SB
�Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. May 7. 1909 — SB
Nave, G aines pitch Salvagio’s Expos past W inter S p rin gs Cubs
CASSELIIKRHY Patrick Nave and Kyle
Gaines combined to throw n slx-ldtlcr Tor I he
Sal votin'* E x |kis in i heir 9-7 decision over the
Winter Springs Cube on April 29 tn a llmneo
1)1via Ion game of Seminole Pony Banebn 11 at I he
Five Point* Complex.
Hobble Drhavru wax the losing pitcher.
Leading the Expo offense was Shawn Burger,
who hit doubles and had two rbl. Nave. Seotl
Neufeld. Gaines and Erie Strrrker also contrib
uted fo the Expo nllark.
On defense. Neufeld made a greal running
catch in center field while catcher Burger and
Nave made two exciting plays at home.
In other Bmii< o action:
David Bemoskl hit a home run and drove In
two runs as the Central Florida Enterprises
Royals tipped the Terra Tek Blue Jays 18-5 on
May 3. Jason Dickey was the winning pllrher
over Klnn. I*eler Bellrr also had two singles, an
rbl and two runs scored for the Koyals.
James Patrckls fill a home run and drove In
three runs to hark I he flvc-hll pitching of Dustin
Curry in the Vertical Blind Giants' 8-3 win over
the Dan's Kestaurant Astros on May 2. Matt
Thompson was the losing pitcher. Patrckls. who
also scored three runs, made four good plays al
short slop.
Tyler Wyatt singled Ihrco limes and drove in
two runs for the Seminole Office Product Yankees
In their 10-5 victory over the Tooke's Trucking
Pirates on May 2. Ben Mitchell outpllched Tony
Morgan for the win. Jason Kane. Brian Wilcox
and Hobert Gaffert also hit well for the Yankees.
For the Pirates. Josh Patton had two singles and
two rbl. Den Klinger and Eddie Tooke also had
key hits for the Pirates.
Winning pitcher Kyle Gaines struck out 10 In
the Seminole Expos' 15-5 thashlng of the Tooke's
Trucking Pintles on April 30. Joey Hudick was
the losing pitcher. Gaines and Shawn Burger
each had two singles to lead the Expos while Mike
Gulmmu, Eric Spalding and Scott Neufeld each
had one single. For the Pirates. Hudick and Josh
Patton both had two singles and Tony Morgan
had one.
A. Coleman hit a grand slam and a single to
power (he Tuaeawllla Rotary Red Sox to a 12-2
hammering of the Dan's Restaurant Astros. M.
Goodall also had a home run and a single for the
Red Sox. Jim Carlgnan allowed just two hits
while striking out nine tn earn the win. Gabc
Uivasx was the losing pitcher.
Pinto
Srotlle Vermillion rii >v<; in five runs with a
home run. a double and two singles as the
Salvaglo'a Red Sn.\ drilled the Advanced Brake
Angels 20-9 on May 2. Christian Pull* added
three rbl on two singles and twn doubles.
Barrett Klinger turned a line drive Into a double
play to kill a late rally and help preserve the
Contemporary Artist Tigers' 7-4 win over the
Wllla Merchant Royals on May 2. Josh O ’Brien
led the offense with a single, double and four rbl.
Chris Taylor. Klinger, Mike Hoff and Ben Moyer
also contributed to the Tiger offense.
,
Matt Allegra hit a two-run home run and John
Lctlert anchored the defense with his strong play
al second base in the Lake Mary Fire Department
C ardinals' 11-10 squeaker over the W llla
Merchants Hoyals on April 27. Dave McGattlln
also had three strong hits.
Mustang
Shortstop Brad Klinger showed great range on
defense and led the offense with a pair of singles,
two doubles, five rbl and four runs scored In the
Seminole Honda Pirates' 17-4 beating of the
Police Athletic League Brewers on May 3. Aaron
Black was the winning pitcher over Ryan May.
Other Pirate hitting stars included Black. Stephen
Lugertng and Nick Warner. For the Brewers.
Toby Gorman had a single and an rbl.
Some strong relief pitching by Nick Metasxu*
and an excellent eaten by left fielder All Chltras
with two out In the bottom of the last <nnlng
preserved an 8-0 win by the Danis Shook Giants
over the Superior Trim and Door Astros. Chris
Cowling was the losing pitcher. Brian Doversplke.
who htt a single and scored twice, led the Giant
offense. Brandon Fleming. Ken Birch. Andrew
Palaaek and Melasrus each contributed a single
and a run scored.
Chris Louwsma was the winning pitcher and
Shaun St. Dennis picked up the save In the
Marina Isle Braves' 14-7 win over The Radio Shop
Phillies on May 2. Mike Meadows was the losing
pitcher. Louwsma also pared the offense with
four rbl. two runs scored and a double. Jason
Graham. Jason Mitchell and Patrick Helms also
had key hits for the Braves.
Andv Neufeld and Keith Tedesco each hit a
triple and Greg Miller singled twice as the
Salvaglo'a Angels crushed the Midland Construc
tion Cardinals 16-2 on May I. Chris Sanders was
the winning pitcher over Ralph. On defense. J .J .
Nesbitt caught two fly balls in right field and
Benny Lupo made a nice play on a ground ball tn
second.
Winning pitcher Nell Dymond allowed Just one
hit and aided his cause with a single. I wo
doubles, three rbl and a run scored to lead the
Tow n and Country Vet Reds to a 12-0 shutout
over the Police Athletic League Brewers on April
30. Toby was the losing pitcher. Other Reds'
hitting stars were Angelo Amato. Joe Knipp and
Chris Hoyas. When he was catching, Knipp also
l hrew out a man going to second.
Adam Turner slugged three doubles to drive In
two runs and score three more for the Sanford
Royals as they pulled out a 17-14 Win over the
Midland Construction Cardinals on April 30.
Winning pitcher Mike Evans, who also hit two
doubles, did not allow a hit. Mario DelFtco was
the losing pitcher. Danny Parcel and Bradley
Jenkins both hit well for the Royals. DelFtco led
the Cardinals with a home run. a double, two rbl
and two runs scored. Kulpcr also had two singles,
two rbl and two runs scored.
Salvaglo'a Angels broke n 7-7 tic with u five-run
rally in the top or the sixth uud went on to lx-nt
the Central Florida Underground Blue Jays 12-H
In a game that was started on April 22 anti
completed on April 30. G rrg Miller outpllched
Scott DeGrapr for the win. Keith Tedesco till a
single and two doubles to lead I he Angel offense.
Jeremy Frost added a triple while Mike Grandelll
singled twice.
Lawrence Pulli drove In five runs and scored
three more while hitting two doubles In Hie
Dittmer Alum inum Meta' 1810 victory over ilnHlllcrest Homes Cubs on April 29. Nathan Sims
pitched three Innings of one-hit ball for the win.
Omar Serrano contributed a single, a double,
three rbl and two runs scored for the Mets. On
defense, second baseman Tom m y Roselrerrv
made a backhanded stab at a one-hopper and
threw the runner out.
Winning pitcher Chris Louswmn and reliever
Brent Templeton controlled the game for the
Marina Isle Fish Camp Braves as they handed t InMidland Construction Cardinals a 20-8 setback
on April 28. Ryan B lu er was the losing pllchcr.
Louawma had three singles, a double, four rbl
and four runs scored to pare the offense. Other
Braves who played a key role In the offense wenAlex Jarot, Patrick Helms. Ryan Ward. Nell
Fedder. Shaun St. Dennis. Jason Mitehcll and
Jeremiah Miichell.
Winning pitcher Matt Dlemer stnirk out 10
while allowing Just four hits In a complete-gamr
effort for the Danka Copier Dodgers as they
whlpped the Sanford Yankees 15-3 on May 2.
Todd Braden was saddled with the loss. Corre
Gorhee paced the Dodger offense with a single,
double, three rbl and a run scored. Dlemer.
Shawn Shapiro and John Lugrring also had twn
hits each for the Dodgers.
Follow
that won all three of its games,
h e lp in g the R edskins to a
division title en route to the
championship In Super Bowl
XXII.
" I think I learned as much
from Charley as he ever learned
fro m m e .” B e a lh a rd said.
''There's no doubt In m y mind
that Charley will do a great Job
and will have a terrific rela
tionship with everyone here.”
As a 27-year-old New Jersey
high school coach. Casscrly
wrote to every N FL team for a
b. getting responses from only
ashtngton and New England.
«
He Joined the Redskins in 1977
and worked eight months as an
unpaid Intern and part-time
scout before earning a full-time
scouting post when Bealhard
replaced George Allen as general
manager.
Casscrly, who was picked for
the post by owner Jack Kent
Cooke over fellow Redskins
assistant general m a n a ger
Bobby Mitchell, waa considered
a hot property In some league
circles and resisted advances by
other teams.
ever. When IHeat llord I told me
he was con tcm plat tun leaving. I
told him. ’Geer. ) think you
shouldn't leave.' and I gave him
100 reasons why he shonldn'i
leave. Obviously, he didn’t listen
tome.”
Casscrly will have the hrnellt
of taking over most ol I luelements of Drulhurd'x stuff,
w h ic h s h o u ld sm o o th the
Iranaillon.
" I 'v e had o p p o rtu n itie s ,"
Caaaerly said. "It always came
down lo this: this Is an outstand
ing place lo work. Sometimes
you're better off not being I he
lop person In a situation that
may not be a good one than
being able lo work for a guy Itkr
Bobby In an arganlialton where
you knew you had a chance in
win everv week.”
"W e have an outstanding
scouting staff and Ihcy're In
tact." Casaerly said.
Am ong Caxserly's first re
sponsibilities will 1m*salary negu
nations wllh the eluh's unsigned
veterans, such us cornertwi k
Darrell Green, wide receivers
Gary Clark and Hieky Sanders
unit defensive tackle Dave Bui/
lieathardundCusM-rly will shatr
the duties of general manager tm
the next three weeks im lll
Casscrly lakes over lor good.
Bui Casaerly. like Cooke, alao
Irled feverishly lo convince
Bealhard to slay with Ih r Red
skins.
"I never anticipated this Job at
all.” Casaerly said. "Th is was
ih r farthest thing from m y mind.
Classic-
Standard
is
Then came Dave Rummells
and Loren Rotrrts at 11-under
199. followed by Mark O'Meara.
Jodie Mudd. Chris Petty and
Dan Halldoraon at 200
Ting Wilson did driv* in g run with a
•aerifies fly, bar Mg contribution to tha Lady
Patriot*' win on Friday waa turning a llna driva
into a trlpta phy. At tha lima, Laka Brantlay lad
6-3 but tha tying run* war* on I
Ssmiflnsls—
Cawtlaaad fram I B
W ilso n
gunned her down for the third
out.
"Th a t was a very big play."
Frank said. "Tina waa aleri and
knew there wen- only two outs
when she got the first two girls.
O ur girts were celebrating. thinkIng It was Ih n r outs, and she
threw the girl out trying for
third."
Jacksonville scored lls final
run In the hottian of the fifth but
the Lady Palrkds completely
shut down Its hilling attack over
the (Inal pari of the game.
seventh as Slaty Brandenburg.
Dias and Davis all singled lo load
I he bases. Tracy Brandenburg
then hll Into a fielders choice
that stored Stacy Brandenburg.
Tina Wilson then hit a aarridcr
fly lo right crnlrr to up the lead
to 8-3.
lotke Brantley added two more
Insurance runs m the lop of the
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£
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H erald. San ford.
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7,
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Derby
C r a t lM t d fro m I B
Till- m il rr-s|xirKlcil ragrrly wlu-n ValcriZlirla
risked film In tilrn-r nu (h r Ic.lcV-f V rimtind the
sei-tiiid turn. Mr wrnt raxllv In thr lend an thry
M nilghlt-nrd nut fur hnm r. T h r u , per Imp*
lltinklng Itir rare was nvrr. Ih r honw Ix-gan
vocriiig wildly, flrnl lugging In and Ihen veering
m il. Vnlrn/iirln did his hrnt In wiilr- him and the
roll straightened mil In time to hold nil Kasy liner
and Cat Day. wl*i were flying mil aide. In win hv 2
I -2 length!
Kasy finer finished a head In Innil nl Awe
tnnptring and |oi-kry ('rain Cenrt. with Dansll.
nndrr l-arry Snyder. atmlher thn-r-qiiarlein of a
length tiehtiitl.
Sundae Kllrncr erivrrrd (he "(title laity" rated
imirhty emirs*' In a very slow 205. more than five
•u-riiniln nil Seerdarlai's rrenrd id 1:59 2-5 The
enldesl Derhv on rrenrd, the rare was run In brisk
winds and -f-l-rtegrer lr m | M * r a iu n -s — a severe
swlleli limn the balmy rllmes nl Sunday Sllener's
home In Sonlhrni Catllurtlla
Sunday Sllem r's victory ptrvrnlrd Kasy Uoer
In an In -i -i lining the first lavnrtlr and thr find
2-year-old ehamplnn In win Ihe Derby since
S|H-elaeular Hid In 1979 Kasy finer, who went nil
at 4-5. was |usl the 29th horse In go In post al
even money m less and was Ihr ninth to llnlsh
set-ond Seventeen nl Ifiosr- shorl-prleed lavorltrs
won
1 he miteomr also snap|ird a ftvr-race winning
slrruk by Day. wlxr has hilled to win a Derby In
seven tries. II Day had won. It Is believed hr
would have tier-nme thr lin t Inr key at any U.S
Iraek to sweep all the races ol a nek Sis
Sunday Sllenrr relumed IH 20. •5 00 and
•5 liO as ihe lig h tly hrttrr than 51 second
chnU-r. Kasv (iti-r and Awe lns|drlng. enupled for
helling tM-eause Ixitfi are tratnrd hy Sling
Mefiaughey. pant $ 2 0 0 and $5 41)
Only 15 hom-s went In port Ireeause ol ihr
I llh-hm ir seraieh nl Nntallnn. Ih r Maryland
bused memlx-r ol ihe inuturl Held Kurtheminre.
I In- Derby was held up 10 minutes when Triple
lluek kicked oil Ills right tmnt shoe.
Notation's seraieh. which was nut explained,
meant owner Juan .lolmson did nui have In j*ay
the $10,000 starting frr. which ledurrd thr total
mrse In $749,200 Sunday Sllt-nee earned
1574.200->l that amount, more than doubling his
prior ean-er earn mgs. leaving him Just shy ol
inlllloualrr stains wllh $9X0.500
1
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N O TIC E OF
F IC T IT lo u t NAME
Nal.c* It *»-rb y
Sul I
*m Fnftgm) <n b u v rv tl al It)
Cain*** H.n D> l* »i* lt »f r r
SaminoW Count,. flo n a t unart
•hr F .ctiiwut tram* at D ANA x
b fn n ett
a n d a v v o c ia t e v
and lhai I inland to log.tit* ta-tf
name am . ta* cio*t ol ISo
Circuit Court Van..nolo County
llo o d j e accordant* m in in*
Provition* ol tho Fictiiiaut
Nanw Statute*. To W .i t o i i w
MS Of Florida SkOutot i w
1 -DanaK Bonnot!
Putll.ts April u Mar I. la. II.
not
O E D 1)1
N O TIC E OF
E IC T IT IO U ( NAME
Noli*a It nataby giro*, that I
am engaged .n butmott al aat
* U I t Allamtyilo Vpr.ngt
Son.inolo County. Florida undrr
mo E.clitiout Nam* at V F t I T I
SALON and I inland to rogitter
va d name m is is* Clara or IS*
Circuit Court, laminate County,
Florida at accordant* m M tso
P ro .itia n t ol ISO Flctlllout
Name Statutat. To Wit Sactian
M l 00 Florid* Statutat I Oil
/t/Juttin* Ruder
PuSlith April It. » . M. May I.
10*1
O E O HO
N O TIC E TO TM E PUBLIC :
Notice it hereby giran isai tso
Board ol Adiuttmeni af rso City
ol Sanlord trill Said a regular
marling an May II. IN* In IS*
City Hall Committien Csarsaart
al 11 M a m in order to convtd
e a ragiBti tar a variance in
in* Zoning Ordinance at II
perleint lo Lot S in variance tar
Front Yard Setback roguire
man it in a SC 1 dm r.ct
Bring m art tpacilically da
tcrib td at local** MO W
Fultan SI
Plannad uto ot tSr r i i w 11! >F
to replace and relocate is*
arittinggtfn
Beard el Adiuttmeni
W M Ph.l.pt Chairman
A D V IC E TO T H E PUBLIC II
a par ton doc .del te agpaal *
daemon made o ils rttpaci te
any matter i anti del ad at the
abort moating or toarte|. ha
may need a verbatim record of
the proceeding. Including the
tvtl.many and avldanca. «S.ch
record it net provided by ISo
Cityol Sanford IFSSM O IM I
Publ.tn April It. May r. i«pg
DEO lit
R F P IIM -L IR A L
A O V E ■ TIE C M C N T
IH E BOARD OF
C O U N TV COMMISSIONERS
SEM IN O LE CO UN TV
FLO R ID A
Separate Mated pn po ie lt tar
R FP ( I N Collection and
Proper Dugn u l a< Hajardaut
Watte From tlauwSald*. Can
dilienally Eaampt Gamiatert
and Small Quantity Generator!
by L k m md Trantparter will Be
raceivg* m the Pur ehar m* Da
partment. Sam mala County until
i 7m P M ., local h a t . Wtdaat
toy May IF. HER. P ta^a alt bin
ba publicly opened and read
aloud m Beard al County Cam
mi teener t Chambart. Ream
rW IM . IN I E F lrtl Strati.
Senior*. Florid* al tea abev*
appointed date i l I B P J t .
total lime Propropeiol Conte*
m to bill bo hold an May II. IMF
a< l« M A M in S a m SM*
County Sarvitet Building. 1101
E
F i n l S t r a t i. S e n le td .
Florida I V Bid Band it tg
guirgd
IF M A IL IN G PBOPOSAL.
M AIL TO
P O BOX III*
SANFORD FL M ID III*
IF D E L IV E R IN G
PROPOSAL IN PE H SON
D E L IV E R TO
CO UN T V SERVICES
BU ILD IN G
HOI E FIR ST S TR EET
ROOM r INC
SANFORD. FL
FOR F U R TH E R
IN
I OH M A T ION A N D A COPV OF
R FP IM PACKAGE CO N TA CT
Chari*! T Ivarton. Pur .hating
Agent, tarn II I lIM .E a l 111
Baity 0 Leonard
Pur. hating Oiralter
uoi F F H it Street
Santurd I L n m
Public!. Mat I Iter
OF F t I
For Sunday HOenee. the Derby triumph repre
sented a Cinderella ending after he had escaped a
lirr-lhrralenlng Illness as a Iralry and a van
accident before going Inin training Skrawny and
ungainly as a yearling, he Iw lrr failed lo garner
Ihr minim um hid al sales, ami agenl Anton
Hancock III tH-eanir his owner. He then sold
pieces ol Ihe m il to Whltllngham — who said he
jumped at thr chatter to Imy Into Sunday Sllenetslght unseen for $25,000 — and Dr. Krnesl
(iallliird They were rewarded when the galtlfile
hlossomcd Into a lilg. I h-.iii IIIii I long-striding race
hurse.
Kor Kasy ( iin t , Ihe Derby marked a second
sitalght lallure al t'huiehtll Downs. In the
llrreders' Cup Ju vrn ltr Iasi Nm 5. which also
was m n on an oil track. Kasv tloei broke k id h
and Irll extremely l-ir behind, only lo come flying
at Ihe Iasi m im ilr and llnlsh srtnnd lo oulslder Is
ll True
Saturday. Day said he tried lo gel Kasy (in n
moving on the turn hut the roll was slow
rrsjmiidlng in wlxii Day dew-rilml as ihe hardesi
whlji he ever had used on I hr alhldlc eheslnul
Houslun. Ihe $2 9 tnllllnn Seallle Slew roll wllh
whom D Wav tie laikas was Irving lo w in a
second slralghl Derby, laded lo eighth ullri
setting last early fraction* on Ihe lead Coupled
wllh slahlemalr Sliv Tom as l l r 5-1 third choke.
Houston may have Irern short on training amt
stamina He Indrd liadlv. ap|t.ucntly iN-eallse ol
drhy drat Ion and an eleelrolvle Imtuilanre In Ihr
April H S>mla Anita Drrtiv. and Lukas was lotted
to change prep plans and rare him Just last week
In ihe mu- mile Derby Trial
The complete irder ol llnlsh Sundav Silence.
Kasy Goer; Awe Inspiring. Dansll. Ilawkstri
Northern Wolt: lrt-.li Actor; Hoirstori. Triple Hock.
Shy Tran. Wind Spllttrr: Flying Continental.
Clever Trevor. Far tit less Ktrslgn. and Western
I’lay tmy
Western i’lavlmy. winner ol the Jim Hearn ami
Hlliegrass Slakes was thr 9 I toutlh cholee His
rare, no dmihl. was allrs trd liy an Infer lion lie
dr-vrln|M-<l In his Irll hock. nr luck kins-, sliortlv
aflrr Ills Hluegrass victory April 15
The unusual delay III Ihe rare r aused al least
Trlp lr Hack's Jm kry m n rrrn Jo sr Santos satrl
while In the paddock lor the repair. hr Irll Ihe
emotional Irldown til bringing linn oil lltr Hack
prokihly would compromise trim lo a eertiiln
degiee and Ihr n it lllilshed ululh
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N O TIC E OF
F IC TIT IO U S NAME
Notice it hereby given lhai •*
ara ongipad in bcamatt al 11
Windier l i l t Dr . Langanad
Sam.noI* County Florida undrr
lh a F i c t i l i e u t N a m e ol
C O N TE M P O R A R Y HOME
SERVICES, and that wo intend
te regular told name with thr
Clerh af the Circuit Court.
Saminote County. Florida in
accordant* erfh is* Pravtgiont
ot tse F ictittoui Name Staiutat
To Wit Sac I ten MS Ot Florida
Statutei IFS)
/t'R utw II Btector
i%/ Andre* M St heater
Pubi.th April M. May t. U II
itat
D E D If a
N O TIC E OF
F IC TIT IO U S NAM E
Nalic* II nortby given trial I
am u g a g id in butnatt at Flea
World II* ) Sanford Semmoie
County. Florida undar lha
Fid.tiout Nama oi CAROL rN S
W EEDS
P R E S E R V E D IN
TIM E and that I inland lo
rtg.tter ta.d nama mth is*
Clark oi ISO Circuit Court
Sam.net* County Fior.de in
accordant* site the Provinant
ol IS* Fidiliout Nam* Statute!.
To Wit Sail ton MS 0* F lor tea
Staiutat If II
! Carolyn A lAcCNIIan
Publ.lh April M May I. la II
IWf
N O TIC E OP
F IC TIT IO U S NAME
N o h n it haraby given that I
am angagad in buvnatt at m e
h.totobroot Dr
Cattaitbrr,
Sam mala County, ttor.de undar
lha I id if.nut Nam* at A ONf
E L EC TR IC and that I inland to
ragitter said name with the
Cleft ot th* Circuit Court
Sam,nola County Ftorid* in
accoadath* mth the Prevision*
el th* f ict.ltout Name Statutat
Ta W it Sac I ton M t M Florida
Statute* It !)
' t rStov*nH Parry
Pubi.th April It S M May I
IfM
D F D IM
N O TIC E OF
F IC TIT IO U S NAM E
Nohco it hereby g i.tn lhai I
am angagvd in buim ati al t f l )
Barna Ay* . Tiluly.llv. F L It 'M
Sam.now County, Ftortea inter
th* F i c t i t i o u s N a m a at
A R TIS TIC LANDSCAPE AND
D ESIGN and teat l intend to
ragitter tate nama aim is*
Clara el th* Circuit Court
Seminal* Caunty. F tor tea in
accordant* bits tea Provision*
*1 tee Fictilieut Nam* Statute*
Ta W it Section M l Of Florida
Statute* Ift I
Douglas A Mona
Publish May I. la. II. J l IM*
D EE Sf
N O TIC E OF
F IC TIT IO U S NAME
Nohca it haraby given that I
a.n angeMd m buvnatt at H e .
Hiawatha Avt.iue, Sanlord
1 lorida Seminal* Couniy
Florida under tea Fictilieut
Nam* at CRUISE W ORLD and
that I intend to ragitter ta d
nama with tea Clark al Ha
Circuit C a vt. Sam .note County.
Florida m accordance with lha
Prevision* at th* Fictilieut
Nam* Statute* To Wit Section
MS M F Ibid* Statute! ITS)
' t Batly j Swain
Publish April M. D M M ar I.
IIM
D E D ID
N O TIC E OF
F IC TIT IO U S NAM E
Notict it hereby given teal b*
are ingapvi hi but matt at P 0
Baa M M t). AUambite Senna*.
FL U N t m i Sam mate Caunty.
Ftortea unbar th* F id ite m
Nam* ot LU S TER S CUSTOM
U N L IM ITE D , and ate intend ta
ragitter said name bite tea
Clark at llw Circuit Court.
Samlnato Caunty. F tortea Hi
accordance alts tea Praviuant
el tea F K tiln ut Nam* Statutat
TaW it Sactian B U M Ftortea
Statutat IMF
rt/Manatoai L utter
/l/Amy Fleming Luster
Publith April M. tl. N . May I.
MM
D ED l »
N O TIC E TO T N I PUBLIC
Notic* it haraby pvan Hut th*
Boar* el Adiutlmant el th* City
el Sanlord will hob a regular
mooting an May IL IfM in th*
City Hall Com m itiun Chambart
al 11 M a m in *rg*r to canud
*r a raguetl tor a variant* m
th* Zoning Ordinance at II
partem* te Side Yard variant#
r#auk*nbnlt in a SB I district
an
Lot M. Black B. Buena Vttla
Estate* PB 1 PG I at recorded
in Sentbd Sam mote Couniy.
Florida
Bring m art ipacitically da
ter Mad « located ISM Elliott
N O TIC E OF
F IC TIT IO U S NAME
teohea it hereby giran that I
am ■i-gagoa in bwbnatt al 111
Da La B otq ut Langwaod
Sam mate Couniy. Florida under
IS* Fictilieut Name al TO U R
N E W L IF E S T Y L E , and ISa! I
inland to rogitter tatd name
m is is* Clara *« th* Circuit
Court. Samlnato County. Florid*
m actaadance bits th# Pro
vitiant al tSe FktHteut Nam*
Statute*. T* Wil SacI ten MS at
F tor id* Statute* ITS)
-t'R Ich ardC Ad lb . M D
Publith A A ly M L I I .M . IM*
D E E at
N O TIC E OF
F IC T IT IO U S NAME
N*kc* It hereby given tsai I
am tn gigid m b u tm ru *1 IM
E WIMmar* Av* Suite IM.
Long need. Sam mate County.
Florida under IS* Flctlllout
Nam* ■« A M ER IC A N TO N ER
SERVICES, and I Intend to
ragitter t a d name bits IS*
Clark gl IS* Circuit Caurl.
Sam mate County. F ter Ida m
accordance bits Me PravtUant
al is* Ftctitteut Name Statute!.
Ta W it Sactian B U M FterMa
Statutat I M I
/1'Bgbert Van ScSr Hti
Pubtlte April M. Tl. » . May I,
IMF
O E D III
F IC TIT IO U S HARM
Halit* It bgraby bran Rial ate
a rt angaRad Hi buaHwai *1
O vie do . Samlnato C a un ty.
Florida under IS* Ftctitteut
Nam * al A C T IO N PA CK
GARBAGE SER VICE, and teal
•a Hitend la ragitter laid name
m is te* Clark al tea Cu tm l
Court, l aminate County , F tertea
ui accordance bite tea Pr*
vlttent al tea FIctltMut Name
Statute!. Ta W iI Sdclten ggi t*
F ter id* Statute! IM I
rt/BacttelS Vickan
n'Daugtek W Vickan
PubMth April U M. M*y. ». IL
D E D Ml
N O TIC E T O TN C PUBLIC i
Natka It harot y p ra n teat te*
Board at Adiutlmant at tea City
*1 Sanford bill b*M * regular
maatteg on May IL IfM Hi te*
City Hall Cam m lwibi Ctomtor*
at il M a m M d a O trM tN M M
*r a n t M l ter a aartenc* Hi
tea I anmg Or d.nance a t it
partaHi* te N b i (to tal mlM Lai
Are A Dw tanktena. Danalty A
BaBartten at Parking Sgartl
variance raguiramanto in a
M B IB lkbtctbi
L O T 4. Stock I Tter A T a a n o l
Santard
Being mar* tpacilically da
tended at ter atad tM C yprau
Avenue
Ptannag in* pi tea properir i*
a Itirat III apanmant ttructura
Beard *1 Adiutlmant
W M Pfuiipt. Cktvman
AO V ICE TO TH E PUBLIC II
a panan tec te n w appeal a
decikwn mate bite rttpaci te
any matter c b in ten d al tea
dbava mealing b hearing, hr
a - naad a verbatim racard al
te* prgiaod ng. tecteteng tea
tell.many and avldanca. Mitdi
record it net provided by te*
City el Santera IF S M I IMS)
Putlltll A p r.III. May I. MM
OF D I N
OF D ill
N O TIC E OP
F IC TIT IO U S HAMS
Nolle* li hereby given teat I
un engaged « buklnaw at P O
ltat. Maittand F L » » l .
t County. Florida undar
te* Flctitiaut Nam* at DAVIS A
CO M PANY, and teat I intend te
£&»
Clark at tea Circuit Caurt,
Samlnato Caunty. Florida m
w.u.C f r l H V ^igb
K
Mini m$ r$kbiilklMA
IBTlIWLB
*r tea F k ill tout N ama Statute*.
Ta W it Sactian M S N F und *
Statute* Mtr
rt/Jth n G Davit
prlt >1. ML May. I. ta.
OED MI
A B b E B T IM M iN T FO B B4M
SEM IN OLE CO U N TY
EXPRESSW AY A U TH O R ITY
IN I E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T
SANFORD, F LOB IDA MFFI
Separata taatod bids tar
none* tb vicd t tar te* ana hail
I >il m il# tag man I *1 th*
Sain mala Cavity E ip r* **b*r
bill he recalled by Bn Sam mate
Cavity Eaprataaray Autearlty
at lit attic** located at tea
Sam mate Cavity Sat vice* BttUd
mg I Ml East F lrtl Strati.
Santard F u n d * a m . until 1 M
p m Itocal llnw l an May O .
MM. at Much tuna i n * bids bill
ba publicly apanad m t toad
atoud
The contract dacumantt. bte
packet* and uap* at aark
dacumantt a n avditabte a* te*
etiitat at te* Sam inail Caunty
E ap m u bay Autearlty tram * M
a m ta t M a m aacti butmakt
day teravgh May >1. IM t. *n*
out b* avtitabt* until l a i n .
May T l IMF
F a r lurtbar Inter motion.
alaate cbitacl Gerald Brmten.
Eaacuti v* Dirac ter lemiibto
Caunty Eaprattbdy Autearlty.
*1 ( M i l H I M M IeetonewnM I
SEM IN OLE C O U N TY
E X PB E SSWA Y AU THOR IT Y
By G E B A L D N BR IN TO N
E i*c uliy* 0 . rector
Publith May I, IfM
D EE If
P lannad use at the property it
te construct a tingle family
dwelling
Beard *1 Adi utlmani
W M Philips.Chairman
A D V IC E T O TH E P U BLIC If
* partan decIdas te appeal a
decision mad* bite raipacl to
any matter cantiM rad at te*
pBav* matting b hearing he
may aaa# a verbatim racard at
te* graraadln|. Including tea
testIn-tony and evident*, bhtch
racard to net prayiMd by te*
City af tenter* IF S M M M I)
Publith April II. May r. IMF
D E O IM
I N T N t C IR C U IT CO U R T
BP TN B f IA M TC E N TN
FUOFCIAL C IR CU IT
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V ER O N ICA HAYES.a/k/a
V ER O N ICA NAVES
M c B U R SI.an * V E R D E LL
W H ITE H E A D .
Qg lendan u
C LE R K 'S N O T K I OF SALE
N O TIC E I I H E R I B Y G IV E N
teal pursuant te an AmandaH
F hi*f OatauH Summary Judg
maid at Faroe totura onterad Hi
akp
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M H i n-a-------i tMHV |p
M tea
WwW
C irc u it C a u rl *< Seminal*
County, Ftorid*. I bin gall al
public auction te tea Mgbagl
tedder ter Cash at tea Watt Irani
dear at tea Cdurteaue* M te*
C ity al Sanlord. Samlnato
Caunty. FterMa. at tea baur at
II M a i n an M at 11 MM. teal
car lam parcel at real property
Lai I and Lai b . Black C.
Sactian Ik. Tatmabip II. Ranee
II . SubNyitlan I I I O V IE D O
H E IG H TS . Plat Book a Pag* a.
Public Records at laminate
Caunty. Ftortea
D A T E D Rut > * Ray al M ar
ISM
M AR Y ANNE MORSE
C LE R K O F TH E CO U R T
By JanaE Jateok
Deputy Clark
Publith May I ta. IM f
P E E II
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T C M IN O iC CO U N TY.
F LON I DA
N N O tA TC DIVISION
F*4«MgpmWr«^1l4 CP
IN N C : E S TA TE OF
Tdiai Sfifd^r
D n $ «w l
N o t ic e o r
A OMI NIST N A T ION
Th*
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w f if f ot fd > i Injrdpf. f^ tP IV d
f il* Numhrt I f IM CP •% p*fvl
ipq m »h* Circytf CekwI lew
Seminole Count* f lo n d *
*M ip « of
Prohaife D it liim
• h u h it Semmoie Count*
tout fhoute S«n1ord Morfdit
The fwme *mf wldlretD of
fhe |sef wn$< rerwe$enft»five «$r*d
fhe pet wpuM re|>re%ersl4tive t
m t tel lor fh hek>*b
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IM f M « S T P U B L IC A TlO N Of
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*9* init the aufiifr .end Ilf «n T
ob|ec.tion |if m inter eiled
firfwtn to *hom thi% nutire
m«tled the! tholknqet the volut
It* ol the Hill Ihe quaiiilu «hon\
Ot the pm* ton#! rrpreWMif«ll«r*
vtnuf or |ur itdx Itors of the
court
Dele ol the lin t putiiu ol»on of
Ihu notice of odminutrohon
April 10 Iff*
Per wtmiI Wetwe^enUhve
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fm o rv il Mefwe$errMtiyp
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L E G A L N O TIC E FOR PS M l
E N G IN E E N IN O SERVICES
TME BOARD OF
CO U N T Y COMMISSIONS RS
S fM lN O t E CO U N TY
FLO R ID A
the Semmoie County Board ot
County Commlttionert In tom
pliance with the Consultant*
Lompehtive Negotiation Act
I S R M H I invite* l ip rm to n i
ot Intere*! lo provide Pro
tn**wnai Engineering Service*
tor Department ot f ngmeer mg
f irm* devnng to provide
Prole**ion4l Service* dewfibed
below %ha'f tubmit one Ml
original and nine (f) top*r*
1 •pro**ion* ol )ntere*l con
taming a>( ot the reguettedl
inicw mat ion by I M F M . local
time, Wadwetday May 14 IFtT
SuhnniiiaH will tie putil»c l»
lgrened in !t«p HoaiJ ol Count f
ComrTniwwpM Chamber* 1101
I F ir*t Street Urwm $WI20
Sanlord I lewIda w the atmve
apfnmied date at 2 ® P M
lot al time
It M A it ING SUBMISSION
M AIL TO
P O BOY III*
SANFORD t l m i l JU*
If D l L IVE RING
SUBMISSION IN PE HSON
O f lI V E H T O
CO U N TY SERVICE S
BU ILD IN G
UOI E f IRST SIRE f T
ROOM $S10D
SANPORD f l
M A R * O U T S ID E
OP
E N V l IO P I
PS 012 Sur vey P rojet t*
I O R I U R t M I R IN
t OR MAT ION AND A (O P V Ol
THE rs u $ ) P A C K A G r CON
TACT IlFfv Pamo ( q n l i e h
Ana*,** 1400 TM H D ( Bf JI 2
SCOPE Ot SERVICES
Sieve, mg W» via ex
Warm>w* Survefing Ser,iie*
mi Iwd rg ( hj* no* limited to the
IN TH E C IR C U ITC O U R T
OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H
JU D IC IA L CIR C U IT OF
F LO R ID A, IN ANO FOR
S flA IN O L t CO U N TY
C IVIL ACTIO N NO
• S4F4CA99 P
SM A B M IIT M ORTGAGE
CO R PO R A! ION formerly
known a* NOR IH CE N TR A L
FINANCIAL CORPORATION
Plainfilf.
IN TN B C O U N TY CO UR T O F
TH E E IG N T B E N T N JU D IC IA L
C IR C U IT IN ANO FOR
SEM IN O LE COUNTY*
FLO R ID A
Cast Me . M 9919 C A B9 L
» IRST UNION M O R TGAGE
CORPORATION, a North
Carolina Corporation. I S/a
CAM FRON BR O BN
COM PANY
Plamfiff
v
K A R E N L ANGSDON JONF S
and JAMES A JONES
Husband end Bite and
NORTML ARE V ILLA G E
CO N DO M IN IUM IV
ASSOCIATION INC
Defendants
N O TIC E OF ACTIO N
1C) Defendant*
K ARE N L A N G S D X JONF S
Address Unknown
JAM ES A JON I S
Address Unknown
YOU ARE NOT IF II D that an
at lio n to f a r e i i o s u r * 4
Mortgage on real pfoperty
Imated m Seminota County.
E lm Ida de le r ibed m o te
spec ific ally at
that certain Condominium
Parcel treiwn a* U N IT NO A0>
N O R f ML AK | V IL L A G I
C
O
N
D
O
M IN IU M IV * '* an imdivided
intarest in the common element*
appurtenant thereto in ac
(ordenie with the subfect to the
covenant* condition* ret trie
tiun* easement* term* and
uthe* pfovi*H3n* ot the Dec lat a
lio n at C o n d o m in iu m of
N O R T H L A R fl V I L L A G E
C O N D O M IN IU M IV a* re
( (Kited m Official Record* Book
i*«0 I ’wp- >414 and a* amended
Rl Official Retord* Book ikto
I'age 1704 Public Record* ol
Vemmota County. 7 for ida
hat tieen filed agem«t you and
you are required ta u » » e a copy
ot your written -defense*, it any
to i l on T I M O T H Y B
G l N SM I R P la in tiff's at
fitrney who address 1* Postal
Drawer ilt4 Saratota fiorida
M2 ID on or betore the I ffh day
Ot Mat
1*0* and file the
original with the Clerk of this
Court wither before lervict on
Plaintiff * attorney or immed*
ataly thereatter otherwlta a
default will be entered against
you for e«e reiiel demanded1in
ttw Complaint
B lT N f S S my hwnd and the
sea# ot thi* Court on fhe ITto day
N O T IC t T O T M f PUBLIC
Notice it hervtov q>ren its#! ihe
Boord ot Adjustment of 'the Cl If
ot Sanlord Hill hokt * reguier
meeting on M*p 12 l*t* m the
C>tf Moll CommutHSm thj»mt»r%
ail II m i n i *n orde* to (on«id
er * 'p q ifsl tor 4 g*'<«n«e in
the Zoning O d m A m p 4% il
pert4>m to S*gn 1 41# Square
I oot4ge v4t iifk t requirement*
in 4 GC 2district on
s re 14 TAfP JOS « & f » l
H I G I 1 I S 4 S 40 Of C* «* MIN I
SI C A «1 O l Nf (O H O l N *
a Of S* « BUN S m O l (» u
M IN I S IC * JOO N U U K . W
M IN AT J N N *0 O f G «« M IN I
S IC E 20. S M 01 G I* M IN f
2tt> TO BE G
Being more %pec(tirdllf de
m nhed 4$ lot 4 ted 4?® O lendo
Drive
Punned u$e ot the proper If 11
lo m e rtiw the tu n fete
Board o» Adiuttmeni
Al M PhiMpt. C!hd-rm#n
ADVICE TO TME PUBLIC II
4 per ton 4 f o 4 n to oppeei 4
deotron mode Hith r*$pe<l lo
$nf matter tonudered Al the
Above meeting or hearing he
m ar need a verbatim record ol
the proceed ing including the
testimony and evidence *h»ch
record it not provided
the
City ot Sanford (FS TttO iO li
PubMth April 21 Mar f m »
D E D 241
L f O A L A D V I N T lS IM E N I
T h e BO A PDO f
COUNT VCOMMISSIONE MS
SEM INOLE COUNTV
E LOB IDA
Seatedbidt will be received by
Seminole Counff Purfhavmg
Department
1101 I
E lrtt
Street, Hoqm SlQb Sanlord
Fiorkda until I M N i l Ikecal
liA f l. WedeetdAi Ma$ 12* \ m
Bid H U
Reroofmg of
Techmcef Service* Building
Bidt Will be publicly opened
and read aloud in the Board ot
County Comm»tt*onert Cham
bert, IN I E F in t Street. Room
WHO Sanlord Florida on the
above dale al 280 P M local
time Specificationt and Invite
lion to Bid document* are avail
able By mail at no charge and
open to public intpecfion at the
above a d P t U For furthar in
Ior mat ion contact Chariet T
Iverton, at (ADJl 221 tlJD. Eat
311
Betty D Leonard
PurcBatkng Director
I N I E FirtfStreet
Sanlord. F L 327FI
Publith M a r l, ltdt
D EE at
L C N A L N O TIC E TO N N l
(N O IN C C B IN O SCNVECBS
TH E NOANDOF
C O U N TY COMMISSIONERS
SEM IN OLE CO U N TY
FLO R ID A
The Seminole County board of
County Commituoner* m com
pliant* with tt*e Contuitanlt
Competitive Nepotlatfn Act.
F V W M % invdet E*prttt*ont
of Inleretl to provide Pro
•etMonal Engirwering Service*
far Deportment ¥ Enf*neenng
Firm * iv tirH if te provide
ProtetMonel Sarvicet detcribed
HI tubmit one (I I
nd nine if) caplet.
I i p t u d n i of Inleretl con
lainmg oil of the repuegted
Inlormolian By L N P M ., local
IN I
E F lr tl Street. Naem « W I » .
Senterd. F N r ida at Nit aBeve
dot* at M l P M .
local time
J F M d U U MG SUBMISSION.
R O BOX tit*
SANFORD. F L M i n IM f
IF D E L IV E R IN G
SUBMISSION IN REASON.
D E L IV E R TO
C O U N TY SERVICES
B U ILD IN G
IN I C F IR S T S TR E E T
SANFORD. F L
M A R K O U T S ID E OF
ENVELO PE:
PSdM - Drama** and M u w
R aadwsypaslgri Preiacfs
F O B F U R T H E R IN
FO R M A TIO N A N D A CO PY OF
T H E P S «k l PACKAGE CON
TA C T R a w Pate*. Contract*
^ . ' S
’l S i ^ E V ' ,,J
Ortenaga and Mmar Raadaay
Preitmteary and Imal design
including Rut not I milted Id. te*
teitowmgtyyasaigraracfs
I Baddbdy Bacanatruclton
Protacf*
> Readway Tr* H k lately
F ra (acts
I Intersection IngHayamanis
a Draaugt System Analysis
S Storm Drainage Design and
Ratrofitbng
» Brteg* and b Sfructura
Pet ten
f Tr attic Stpnait
Betty D Leonard
PurcBatinf Director
IN I E F»r*l Street
Venterd. FL J2m
Publith May ' iN f
DEEM
to lowing
1 Land Survey I
2 Preparation ot Mamlenace
P»aH
1 Right oi a « f Location
Swr vey*
i Ground Ifuthing to* Aaria*
I apagraph,
4 Oliiaming C rot* Set item* few
Dr aw-age Ba**n Anaif *»*
§ Cors*»f iMtMjn stale Out
I 'lJe*ign Sur«py*
Befit D l ecnard
Pur -chasing Dire* tor
H i l l I ir*t Street
Saetcwd I L 12ft I
Publi*h May f i W
DE E *)
IN TNC CIR CU IT COURT
OF T N I E IG H T E E N T H
JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA
IN AND FOR
SEM INOLE CO U N TY
G E N E R A L JU R ISD IC TIO N
DIVISION
CASE NO M IM t CA M P
B f t l HMAI USE R
MORTGAGE COMPANv
Plaintiff
v*
C A LVIN ANTMONv
COPf LAND
Defendant*
N O TICE OF ACTION
TO A l l P A R TIE S CLA IM IN G
IN T E R E S T B T
TH R O U GH
UNDE R OR AGAINST CALVIN
A N TH O N Y CO PELA N D DE
CEA S ED AND ALL PA R TIES
H AV IN G OR C LA IM IN G TO
MAV! ANY RIGH T OR IN
T E R E S ! IN THE P R O PER TY
M E H tiN D E SCRIBED
You are hereby notified that
an a ttio n to lo r e d o ie a
mortgage on the following prop
erty m S E M IN O L E County.
Florida
The South 24 feet ot Lot 2) and
the North 44 Net ol Lot 24 Bloc*
13, B E L AIR . a *ubdivi*ian,
according to the Pie! thereof a*
recorded in Plal Boo* I. Page
Ft of the Public Record* of
Seminole County. Florida
ha* been filed again*! you and
you are required to iffy* a copy
of your aritlen defen*e«, it arty,
to it on Sheppard Faber. At
tofnep for Plaintitt, who*#
addre** it Suite }I4 . 1120
Madruge Avenue, Coral Gabte*.
Florida ID M on or before June
lit. 1t«f and file the original
with the clerk of fhi* court
either before ter vice on Ptem
tiff % attorney or immediately
thereafter, otherwite a default
will be ontered again*! you for
the relief demanded m the
complaint
W ITNESS my hand and the
veal of thii court fhi* Mth day ot
April life
(S E A L)
M AR YA NNE m o r s e
A* Clerk Ot the Caurt
By Bendy B Collin*
A* Deputy Clerk
Publith April 30 May 2. 14. I l ,
l«t«
D E D Mv
N O T IC t
The Si John* River Baler
Management Dittncf ha* re
ceived an application tar Man
age ment and Storage ol SuHaca
Bator* from
RUSSELL S E P IE L L I. 10400
G R IF F IN ROAD S U ITE m .
CO O PER C IT Y
F L 33331
application * 4 il/ 022tA. on
4/13/01 Tho protect |* loo ted In
Semmoie County Section til l ] ,
TawrnMp(*l 19 South, Range **
East The applicdtion t* lor a
1ST BOB acre S IN G LE A N D
M U L T I F A M I L Y R E S ID E N
T IA L to Bo known a* IN D IAN
TR A CE Tho receiving water
body I let I it
The Governing Board ol the
District will late action to orpnt
or deny the application Ik) no
1 inner than n day* from the
date al IN* net ice ShayId you Ba
interettad in any at the likled
ipplicittMi*. you i heuld contact
the St Jthnt River Wafer Man
egemonl District at P O Boa
1499. PalatkOi Florida 13979
1499. or in per tan af if* aHtca an
Stafa H ig h w a y IBB W a tt.
Palatka. Florida. 904/131B39I
B r i t t e n ob|ection to the
application may Ba made. But
thoutd Ba rocoivod no later than
14 da yt tram th# data af
puBlicattan Britten Mjectiort*
ihouia identify the objector By
name and a d d rm , and tuby
deecrlBa the oBjectian to the
application Filing a written
objection dee* not entitle you to
a Chapter 191. Florida Statute*.
Admmietrative Hearing Only
•beta parson* whaea tubeiantial
inter e*l* are attacked By the
appUcatiwt and who tile a poll
Non meeting toe reguirament*
af Sectton 29 ft M l. F A C . may
obtain an Admini*trativo Hear
ing Alt timely Tiled written
obtection* will Be pretantad ta
toe board for itt consideration
in it* deliBeralion an the
application prior to ttw beard
taking action on toe application
Danmsa T hemp. Director
Division of Record*
St John* River Bator
Management Oittncf
Publish May f. 1999
D EE n
9 941 DDY R THOMAS etui
et al
Defendant*
NO TICE OF ACTIO N
TO M I L D R I D H THOMAS it
living and it dead, all unknown
parties 1 (aiming by. through
under, or against the named
Detendarit who 1* not known to
tw trad or alive whether said
unknown parties claim a* heir*
devisee* grantee* assignee*
(tenor* creditor* trustee* or
other claimant* claiming under
♦he va.d M IL D R E D M THOM
AS
Rf SIUI NCI U N k N O B N
VOU AH| NOT If tf D that an
a il ion lo hwei (me a mortgage
on the tollciwing prig.wrty in
SI Ml NO LI Couniy tkwida
l Of I BMw* g SK V l. ARk
U N IT 2 R l PLAT a cording ta
♦he plat hereof a* rwiwded in
Plaf HmW l« Page >4 Public
Retcwd* ol Seminole County
f lof Ida
ha* teen tiled agamst you
I H I D ili U
f m i V AS
B U I I A M O T R O T H H III
and VIC k 1 t TH O T T I R hi*
wife and1 you are required ta
*er *e 4 copy of your wntfen
detente* il any ta if on THE
l AW Of f IC I Of CHARI E S R
G IO R G I
III L A B Of F IC I
Of CHARI | S R G fO H G I III
P A 201 I a*f Pme Sir eel Su*»e
' $02 OrUndn Florida t?WJ and
file the rw.g1r.4 i with the Clerh ot
ire at v«ve sty'led Court on tw
before the ffh day of June lift
ntriaarwise a judgment may te
entered entered again*! you lo*
the relief demanded in the
Complaint ami f ir*» Amend
rrent to Complaml
B i t h i SS my hand and *ea«
ot thr* Court on the i*h day ot
May »*•«
(Circuit Court Seal 1
M A R vA N N I MOW sf
C LER K Of THE
CIR CUIT COURT
By 'Bendy B CoO.n*
Deputy Clerk
Publish May 7 14 II 29 1*0*
D E I 72
IN TH E C IR C U ITC O U R T
OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H
JU O IC IA L CIRCUIT
IN A N D FO R
SEM INOLE C O U N TY.
FLO R ID A
CASE NO #*«0*4CA9t P
SILVER LAk-f
IN V l STMf NTS INC afionda
Corporate^
P l a i n t i f f
Bi t 1 IA M B I U BU ILD E R
INt a f lor tda torpor at ion
c a r o lb u r n ettc
in t i r nal r e v e n u e
S IR V IC E U N IT E O S T A T E S
OF AM ER ICA D E P A R TM E N T
O l THE TR IA S U R V .
SI M lNOt E NA TIO N A L RANK
etat .
Defendant*
N O TICE OF SALE
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
that on ttw 4to day ot June 1*0*
al It 00 a m at the Best Front
doo> ot the Courthouse ol
Semmoie County, a! Sanford,
F tor ida, NUr y arm* Mur *e, Ciei k
ol the Circuit Court will oiler
lor sale lo the highest and best
bidder tor cash, at public out
cry. the tallowing described real
pregwrty located m Semmoie
C o u n t y , F lo r i d a , m o re
p a r tic u la r ly described a*
follow* ta wit
Lot 17. Silver Lake* Eatt al
Ihe Crowing*, Unit One. ac
cording lo ttw Piet thereat a*
recorded in Plat book IS. Page*
IS and 14 of the Public Record*
ol Seminole County, F lot ida
The above kale it made
pursuant to the Final Judgment
entered in fhe above Styled
c#u T B IT N E S S B H E R E O F . I
have hereunto set my hand and
official *aal toi* 3rd day ol May.
199*
(S E A L )
M AR YA N N E MORSE
Clark of lha Circuit Court
by JeneE Jasewic
Deputy Clerk
Publith May 7. 14 1999
D E E 79
L E G A L N O TIC E FOR P i 941
ASBESTOS CO N SULTANT
TH E BO ARD O F
C O U N TY COMMISSIONERS
SEM IN OLE C O U N TY
FLO R ID A
The Seminota Caunty board of
County Commitkkonert In com
pliant# with the ContutlonH
Competitive Negotiation Act,
F S 297 B ) invito* Expression*
of Inleretl to provide Pro
tossienal Akbette* Can suiting
Sarvicr* for various
F ir m i desiring to provide
Professional Sarvice* deter bed
Below shall tuBmil one (I I
original and nine (91
EKpresstons of
faming all ot
information by I t«R PJB.« toCOl
time. R N d e iH iY May N . HB9
Submissions will Ba puBficfy
apanad to the board af Caunty
Commission Chambers. 1191 f .
First Street. Ream #WI90 San
ford. F tar ida al Rw above ap
patotod data at l » P M . tacal
time
IF M A IL IN G L U E M IU K M
M A IL TO
V.O E O X t ll t
LANFO AO. F L n m III*
IF O E LIV E E IM O
L U E M ItllO N IN r E R W N .
O E L IY E E t o
C O U N TY 1 E N V IC E I
B U ILD IN G
1M IE F IK 1 T 1 T N E E T
LAN FOND. FL
M A R K O il T 1 I 0 E O F
E N V E LO P E
P I Ml Aib.n o* Contul
fanfs
FOR F U R TH E R
IN
FO R M A TIO N A N O A COPV OF
T H E P I M l PACK AGE CON
T A C T . Iron* Pom*. Can*actt
A n o lrt i.(te llH I II M - E . t l i t
1COPE O F SERVICE t
In coinplionc* mite F tor ten
llo tu ta .411 M l. tom mol*
CounlY to M O tn* a l.con— K
.it o lt e t tonuillonl te aortarm
protekkwnol H f v u n a* namtmt
II I* on I k ,* 41,(1 W tel n o !,
Couniy m il a * a tt a
Conti act tor on* II I
I M II I . ona III
opliant Work ortert to
p r o i.t l* m il to i h i i o K o*
r O LoonorV
Punlw ttnx O n tc to
Ita lE Firttllroor
Sont o 4 F L U H I
PuMite Mo* I. IMF
D E E kl
ISE A l »
M AR V AN N I MORSE
AsCtart of the Court
By Bendy B Con in*
Deputy Ctark
Publish April It U Kl May 7
I*t*
D E O lit
R FP # Iff”— LEG A L
A D V E R TIS E M E N T
THE BOARDOF
COUNT YCOMMISSIONERS
SEMINOLE C O U N TY
E l OR ID*
Separata seatad proposals tar
HEP $IOt
Contracted Coun
t r i o r i to r P r o s e c u t io n
Alternatives for Youth <P A Y 1
will be received m the Office el
PurchasHrif Seminota Caunty
until f:M P M . local tMM.
B a d a t id a y M ay l « . 1999.
Proposali w ill be publicly
ol Co unty Com m issione rs
Chamber*. Room « B I N . IN I E
E ir*t Street Sanlord Florida at
the above to paintod data al > 90
P M . local time
IF M AI U N O SUBMISSION.
M A IL TO
P O BOX 2119
SANFORD. F L 13721 9119
IF D E L IV E R IN G
SUBMISSION IN PERSON.
D E L IV E R TO
C O U N TY SERVICES
BU ILD IN G
HOI E F IR S T S T R E E T
R O O M lS M i
SANFORD. F L
FOR F U R TH E R
IN
FO R M A TIO N A NO A COPY O F
T H E R F P f 197 P A C K A G E
C O N TA C T Irene Patoa. Can
tract* Analyst. (497 ) 391 IIM .
Est l i t
Betsy D Leonard
Purchasing Director
H O IE First Street
Sanford. F L 32771
Publish May t, TIB9
0 fC b 4
IN TN C C IR C U IT COURT.
S E M IN O LE COUNTY*
F L O R ID A
LQMA!
IN C .
PtaMTItt.
E U G E N I* V T Y E Ito te JO H N
D O E . u n k m m **m * •(
E U G E N I* V T V E l . i t ,
PE NE LOPE A CO LEM AN .
M E R R IL L LY N CH R E A L T Y .
HOME F IN D E R ! OF
AME RICA. INC,. TU N RANK.
NAT IONAL A L tO C IA T K M .
LTE R C H I R R O l L TO R E t.
INC .A V C O F IN A N C IA L
LERVICE1 O F FLO R ID A .
INC .F O C IU M A N
P R O P E R TIE D W a
L A K E TID E NO R TH
A P A R TM E N TS , wte anr
unk i w » toifk. te ,1****.
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tn pataanm
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N O T K C O F EMIT
TO E U G E N IA V. T V I I arte
JO H N DOC. wikMwn W M . at
E U G E N IA V T Y C i.H m a r r t o 4 .
YOU A R I H IIIR Y
N O T IF IE D teal t o acton te
i Marttoto ctetoMf te*
M tew tef
t . M l ana pananal
: te EamltoN Caunty.
Ftotaa.tewM
L#t IK . FO R E S T RROOK.
F O U R T H SECTIO N . .
te Ptat Rank ti. P*R* U PuMIC
R « 0.a* al s*teltol« C w M y .
FterMa
tok toan lll*a «R4ltot r*u ant
Y*w are taRwPaR te w w a c ir y
al yam w rm m totemea. N any.
te it * i C Vlcter Rteter. Jr.. IIM
C Rtoteton SWete. Ortanto.
FterMa M i l amt Ilia te* arlRl
M l wlte IM Ctark *1 te*
a n . Mr we Caurl m ar toter*
IM *te ear at tuna. taw.
•it* a Ju
r*lwt
W ITNESS
tone amt M*l
al **M Caurt m te* ate t t y at
•tay. IM4
(C O U R T S EAL)
M A R Y A N N E MORSE
c l e r k o f th e
C IR C U ITC O U R T
R r ONna* W CMltet
OtoUtaCter*
Puklite M*r> t a l l ■ I M
OEE II
�Sanford Hgrald, Sanford. Florida — Sunday. May 7, 1969 — >■
Legal Notices
IN m
C IR C U IT COURT
OF T N t IW N T IIN T H
JU O IC IA L C IR CU IT
IN A N D PON
R W w ra R K Cawtoa t * l l l C A * * l
PP fVPnNItWR
PM rM eBerNe m o m i
f l e e t real e s ta t!
F UND IN GCO R PO R AYIO N
PTa.nMt
v%
W i l l IF J W ILLIAM S ♦»living
et til f t •»
DvtrndAnt*
n o t i c e o f a c t i o **
S I A H Of FLO R ID A
TO r iO R F N C f WADI
It
living and If met? led. JOHN
D OF. h*f hvphwd whcne fM l
name it uncertain If living
including any i«nknown i p n iv
of u » mJ Op Iu n M o H if n l l » f ha*
i r m i m i d *nd It either or into
of said Defendant* A ir dr
iM W rt Hwif irifir d iy F yfi
inown heir* i k i i w t gr*nf*ws
A U lq fW I (ffdilofV Iwnof % and
truster* and *11 other [w w im
claiming by through, iirvjri or
ogei nst The nomod O r fondant*
Whose iwthAww * It uni no*n
y o u AMI N O Tlf IT 0 that
action la for e« take 4 maffgag*on the following |>#v^wrtgy in
Seminole (oun ty Flee Me
Lot 11 AC A D I MV MANOR
U N IT 1 WO according to tb*
plat thrcrot at r n o o M in that
Aon* l* page U P.*»ln Pa
cord* of Semmofo County
f lor Ida
hat la m hiwd ogams! you and
AML L l| J W ILLIAM S it living
and It married MAS W IL L I!
J W ILLIAM S hit WIN it living
including any untnown spuus*
ot said Defendant* if either has
ramarrwd and if either or both
of M id Defendant* are da
i rated thair r r g a t lira on
known heir %. devisee* grantvac
assignee*. creditor* lienor* and
trutfoe* and all other person*
claiming try through under or
agatntt the namad Defendant*
C f N T R A L f l O P l D A U|
GION AL H O SPITAL
a cor
porat»on formerly known at
SC M l N O L I M l MOP I At HOS
P l t A L . S O U I H F R N O IS
CO U N T CO
a corporation
CPF D ll HP 11 T Of A M f P 1C A
INC , a corporation. C fN T P A L
f LOR I DA REGIONAL MOSPt
TAL. a division of Hospital
Corporation of A w u a and you
art rago itad to nerve a copy of
your written dafantat il any. to
If on
J O S E P H M P A N IC L L O
ESQUIRE. Plaintiff t atlornay
whota addratt it
KM N franklin Slraaf Vu»fo
1110. Tampa f lor Ida IMOl on or
before fha l»th day of May ist*
and flit fha original with thy
Clark of fhit Court either before
service on Plaintiff t attorney or
im m a d ia f a ly th e re a fte r
olharwita a dtfaoll will ha
an Nr ad against you for fha
relief damandad in fha t om
plaint or Patit ion
D A TE D on thit llfh day of
April IWt
MARY ANNE MORSE
C L E R K O F TH E
CIR C U IT COURT
BY W endy* Collint
Daputy Clark
Pubtith April Ik 11 » May 7
l«Bt
O E D 141
* ,
IN TH E C IR C U IT COUNT
O f TH E I I O M T U N T H
JU D IC IA L CIR CUIT
IN AN D FOR
m vm e
k i
Ca m H i : •> n n C A « t P
C a rn a l Ju/iagulwn
f farfda Rm# No i §44441
CHASE HOM E M O R TG A G E
CORPORATION
PlgiflliH.
n
DEN NIS G KOCH. Il lifting. .1
u a .a t a l.
Dttondantt
N O TIC E O f ACTIO N
S TA TE OF E LOR IDA
T O DEN NIS G KOCH. It
living, ana il marrMV. MRS
O EN N IS G KOCH. Alt « l > . <1
living, Including any unAnann
•pdvaa •> aaM D aR nN n ti it
•mwr has ra m a rrM ang II
•INwf ar hath ot m M DMonaanii
aro gacaoMg. Mali m a o c im
untnaivn h tm . RtviM ov gran
lo a i. a itig n o o i. crtditoca.
Itomra an# tfuatoda. and all
•Mar yaraana claiming by.
M m m i t m l to Ctovvland
SlrooT. NortoM. M n u c t i w H i
• N o AR E N O T IF IE D Mol on
action I t ton H ooo a mtrlgago
an Mo Ml Ion mg gr^ovty m
towHnoN County. f tonga
L o t * 1. H I D D E N L A K E
PHASE III. U N IT II. occarging
M R » atol Moroot at rocargoi m
E M M oh It. P a g n tg A Ot.
R ubik Rocorgt o* Somlnolo
you aro roguirod to oorvo a copy
Rt your arltton gotontot. il any.
to Hon
JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O .
ES O U IE E . PlaMMM'a ottornoy
H u r t rO O o n H
HI
Efonklm Stroot. Suit*
m s Tarnao. Ftortga UM > on or
to
Salon Hm MM gay ot May. IM*.
Mo or Mmol ortM Mo
CMrb ot M n Court *iMo» b o tm
Im m o g lo t o ly t h o r o o t t o r ;
gotouit Mill bo
ou lor Mo
____ ___________ * Mo Com
aiaml or RolHMn
D A T E O m i m i l llth gay ol
Agrlllfg*
M A R T ANNE MORSE
C L E R K O F TH E
CIR C U IT CO UR T
•V WroiayW Collint
OoautyClorb
PwAUaA April 10. n . to. MOV t.
D E O 10
Lagal Notices
IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT
O f TH E II T H JUDICIAL
CIR C U IT O f F LO R ID A. IN
AND FOR SEM INOLE
C O U N TY
CASE NO M I I M
G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N
DIVISION
EM PIRE Of AMf RICA
f F D F P A l SAVINGS RANK
f fr A f IPST f f D t PAI
SAVINGS A N O IO A N
ASSOCIATION Of
M ID f I DM IDA
P IA lN T irt
vs
W ill IF P 11MOWN SR AND
UNKNOWN SPOUSE. IF
M A P H IFD f f D F P A l
N A TIO N A I M O R TG A G I
ASVP IA T ION Cf NT PAI
I LOR IDA REGIONAL
H O S P ITA L . INC S FC U R ITY
PAL If l( f IN AN ( I ( Pf D IT
COPP JOHNSTOWN
A M I P it AN f O M P A N II S
A K/A JOHNSTOWN
P P O P f P T lf S HOAPD O f
f OIJN T Y C OM M ISSIONI P S
Ot Sf Ml NO! f (O U N T V
H UM ANA Of f IO P ID A INC
D l f I N D A N TlS l
NOTICE OF ACTIO N
CONSTRUCT IV t SERVICE
P R O P ER TY
TO TH f f ST A T I Of W ll L IT
P MPOWN SP AN D UN
KNOWN H I IPS Of W i ll If p
HPOWNSP D l ( I ASf D
Resident r unknown if living
including any unknown sgirjajse
of tttf va>d Ikafandantt il a*tt#»
hat ramarriad rnd if aiihn n»
Goth oi \4'd Dafandanft a»a
daad Thmr ratgigKfiva unknown
h a irt da vita a t grantra*
atttgnaat craditort Uanort
and fruttaat and all othar
far suns flaurtinq fiy, Ihftmqh
undar or a-gaimt tha namad
D a f a n d a n 11t )
a n d I ft a
aloramarTtMinad namad tkafand
a n I I 1 1 a n d t u t h of fha
atoramanlionad unknown Da
fandanlt and tu th of fha
atoramanhcmad unknown Da
farsdarift at may tw infanft.
iem omgwtant\ or ullalMisr nof
tut |ur it
YOU A P f H f P I H Y NO TI
f If D that an athon hat Iwan
irim m r m r d to forarlota a
morlgaga on tha following raa>
proyiarty lying and fwing ar»d
tiluatad tn SEM INOLE County
Florida m a r particularly dr
%t fitmd at follow*
LO TS II AN D 11 (LESS
PO ADl. BLOCK • TIER Ik
SEM IN OLE PARK ACCORD
ING TO THE PLAT TH ER EO F
AS R E C O R D E D IN P L A T
HOOK } PAGE M OF THE
P U B L IC R E C O R D S O f
S IM IN O L !
(O U N T V
FLO R ID A
mora commonly known at iX*i
AiT ST JTM S T R E E T
SAN
FORD F LO R ID A 17/fl
thi% action hat fawn ft lad
again*! you and you ara »e
gutfad to tarva a copy of your
writtan dafanta it any to it on
SHAPIRO A f ISMMA*. At
tor nay* wt<o*a addratt it ltd
North Pao Sir awl Santa WJ
Tampa. F lor ida 1WHDY toil, on or
bator« May D t««t and til* tha
ongmal with tha dark of fhit
Court aifhat bafora tar viea on
Plaintiff t atto#r»#v or immadi
ataly lharaaftar olharwita a
dafault will ba an tar ad again**
you tor tha ralral damandad m
tha Complaint
WITNESS rny ImrikJ and *m *1
of thrt Court on tha llth day o'
April. II P
I SEAL I
M AR YANNE MORSE
Circuit and County Court*
BY Wandy W Collint
Dapuly Clark
Florrda Bar r l t f i l l
M If 14
Publith April Ik 11. JO. May 1
if it
D EO Ilf
IM TH E CIR C U IT COURT O f
T H E E IG H T E E N T H JUO IC IA L
C IR C U IT IM AMO FOR
SEM IN OLE
C O U N TY . FLO R ID A
CataNa :W # f D C A f f L
FLO R ID A NA T ION A t BANK.
Plaudit!
rt
EAST MONT CORPORATION a
Florida corporal ton. FIRST
A M ER ICA N T IT L E
INSURANCE COM PANY, a
California corporal ion.
V IR G IN IA M GOSS.
M ALCO LM GR EG O R Y. JR
G A IL G R EG O R Y , and
THOM AS WH ID DON and GAIL
WHIDDON. hitwifa
Dafandanlt
N O TIC E O F SALE
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
purtoanf to a Final Judgmani
of Eorociokuro tfafod April M.
If I T and onforod in Cat*
Numbar M at 17 CA Of L Of tha
Circuit Court ol tha Ifth Judicial
Circuit. In and tor Somlnolo
Courtly. Florida, whorotn Plain
•lit, F L O R ID A N A T IO N A L
R A N K , and D o fo n d a n tk ,
E A S TM O N T CO R PO R ATIO N .
F IR S T A M ER IC A N T IT L E IN
SURANCE COM PANY.
V IR G IN IA M
GOSS.
M A LC O LM G R E G O R Y . JR ,.
G A IL G R EG O R Y and THOMAS
and GA IL WHIODON I will toll
to tho highotl and bail blddor
lor C4th In fha lobby ol Iho
Sominoko County Courfhoma in
Sanford. Somlnolo County.
Florida, ai II M a m on tho JOth
day of May. Iftf Iho following
doocribod proporty at tof forth
Mi katd Final Judgomonl. lo wit
Lot S. Block J. LOCH ARBOR.
C O U N TR Y CLUB ENTRA NCE
SE C l ION. According to tho Plot
fhoroof a* roe or dad in Plat Book
S. at Pagat 11 and rt. of tho
Public flocordk ot SowilnoPp
County. Florida
D A TE D thit urn day of April
Iftv
C IR C U IT COURT
By JanoE Jatawir
Doputy Clark
Publikh April JO May t »Ttv
O ED Mi
C B L B B R IT Y C IP H E R
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P T I O O I K L
S O L U T IO N
I don I hkn night male ties I
n Tor diorwr bnd and w.rh h*nt| hr*tki-t
ly a n tA n d i
Logal Notlcaa
IN TH E C IR CU IT CO UR T
OF TH E II T H JU D IC IA L
C IR C U IT IN ANO FOR
SEM IN OLE CO UN TY.
F L O R ID A
CASE NO I f D l C A f f P
SOUTHEAST M O R TGAGE
COMPANY
P l a i n t i f f .
v*
R O B E R TO LIND SAY. F T AL .
Dafandant*
N O TIC E OF ACTIO N
TO ROBERT O LINDSAY
R FS ID FN C E UNKNOWN
l AST KNOWN
MAIL ING AOD R rSS
p o Hot n n
( ongwaud. f i 31110
AND TO All parton* r laiming
an intaratt by, through, undar or
agamtt tha alorokaid Dafandant
YOU A R f MI R F B Y
N O T IF IE D TH A T an ari yn to
M at iota » mortgage on ttw
fallowing datrnbad proparfy
iof atad m Seminole County
I lor ida
Lot I I I and the North •* of lof
lit M M
tO R D S
F IR S T
A D D IT IO N TO C IT R U S
HE IGMTS. *crording to tha plat
ffn*#eof «* rermded <n Plat Ban*
1. I'age i l Publir Rarordk of
:S#*ft«nolo County, f lor ida
I nr lading but not try way of
lim itation at tha tallowing
equipment Range Refrigerator
Together with ah kfructuvek
and improvement* now and
hereafter on laid land, and
ftitijre* attached Ittereto ar^
all rent* I**ue* proreed* and
profit* aerru«ng and to accrue
from ua»d p»emi*e* all of which
are iw haled within the forego
m g d e u r i p t i o n and the
habendum thereof alio aft ga*
*team eter tric, wafer and other
heating rmkmg. refrigerating
lighting, plumbing, ventilating
irrigating and power *y*tem*
machine'*, .appliance*, firture*
and appurtenance*. 'Which are
now or may hereafter pertain to
or Tw u*ed with, in w on *a»d
premiie* even though they may
tw dviar hed or detachable
ha* twen filed again*! you and
you are required fo *erye a copy
at your written defen*e* if any
to fht* action on ROGER D
H I AR of ANDERSON A RUSH
Attorney* for Plaintiff. who*e
addre** i* m Fait Central
Boulevard Orlando, Florida
TMDl and fita tho original with
the Clerk of the above ktyted
Court on or before tho Efh day ot
June, itff, otherwno a judg
merit may bo entered againtt
you for tho roliof demanded in
the Complaint
WITNESS M Y HAND AND
SEAL OF SAIO COURT on thi*
4th day ot May. IftO
(S E A l i
m ar yan n e morse
a* Clerk of laid Court
By CerohaV Ekern
Deputy Cierk
Pubinh May M l . II. ft. IftT
D EE ti
L E G A L A D V E R TIS E M E N T
THE BOARD OF
C O U N TY COMM ISSIONE RS
SEM INOLE CO U N TY
F LO R ID A
Sealed bid* will bo received by
Seminole County. PwrchatiiH
Department. 1101 E
Fir*'
Street Room S 300. Sanford
Florida, cnfil I JO P M doca
limei. M m l a i Mav l». 1W1
H>d .«>/ • • urnith Tan III
H i w t e i Wh V latttv Star eg.
Hu,Id,ng. A .S p x lla d
H,d «t w fwrniiH Pld.
gfound C Qutpmvnl A t igaclltad
Bid .A 'N J it - Am ual Hd
g u ir .m .n t A graam anl Bar
Purchaw Of Variov. T n g M n
Bid. *111 ba publictv dgtnac
and read aloud w fha Board ot
Count. Cofnm l.M non Cham
bar., 1101 E F ,r.t Stroot, Boom
W IK . Vaitorg Florida an tho
abova data at J B P B local
lima bpacilkattan. and Invlla
Iton Id Bid dKum ant. ara avail
aCHa b . mail al na charga and
ooan
gublk mtgacHan at tha
abov* addrou For further in
formation contact Chart*. T
I n r u n , al (M M JJI IDS. gel
111
*
B a lt. O laanard
Pur tha.tng Oiroctor
11*1 E F lr.lttro o l
Sanlord. F t m i l
PubhVt M a rJ. llg*
D EE at
IV T U I c i r c u i t C 0 U 1 T
OF T H I IIS M T IIH T N
JU O IC IA L C I K U I T
IV A V 0 F 0 V
tfSVRbVSffSZ:
Cato No.: W11M C A d f L
Ooworal J
F N rM o B o rN o .il
CHASE HOME M O R TG A G E
CORPORATION.
PlotrrtiH,
Y*
M IC H A E L K M CC LU N G .tl
living, o l u i r t f o l.
N O TIC E O F ACTIO N
S TA TE O f FLO R ID A
TO
M IC H A E L K MC
CLUNG, if living, and DONNA
L M CCLUNG hi* wile, it living
including «n y unknown tpouio
of laid Defendant* il either ha*
remarried and if either or both
of *a>d Defendant* ere dr
coated, their respective on
known heir*, devltoet. gran fee*,
aiiignee*. creditor*. Itoner* and
IfirtNet. and aft ether per ion*
claiming by. through, under or
*gam*t the named Defendant*
YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an
action to tereclote a mortgage
on the following property in
Saminokt ( ounty. F lor ida
Lot 11. 11 and 14. *n Block
O
ot Crytlai Lake WIN
T E H H O M E S S U B D IV IS IO N
according to the plat fhererof a*
recorded n Plat Book 1. Page*
114 111 and 114 of the Public
Record* oi Seminole County,
Florida
ha* been tiled agamit you and
H O U S E H O L D F IN A N C E
CORPORATION a corporation
and you are required hi terve a
copy of your written detente* if
any toil on
JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O
ES Q U IR E . Piamtitf * attorney
whote addre** n
M l N Franklin Slroef. Suite
1110 T ampa F tonda 3M 01 on or
hr lore the 11th day ol May IWT
arid file the original w»fh the
Oerk of On* Court either before
Service un I'Uintitf * attorney or
im m e d ia t e ly th e re a fte r
otherwi*e a default will be
entered again*! you to* the
relief drmanded in The Com
piatntc* fVMion
D A T E D on thi* llth day of
April, ifi*
MAR v ANNI MOHS!
( l ! R » O f THE
C IR CU IT COURT
BY Aendy A Coilm*
Deputy C Jerk
Publith April ta ; j m May 1
ikt*
D ! D tie
Logal NoTIcta
IN T N t C IR C U IT CO U R T
O F TH E IIT H JU O IC IA L
C IR C U IT O F FLO R ID A.
IH A N O FOR
SEM IN O LE CO UN TV
C A IC N O 9* ITS C A W L
G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N
DIVISION
E M PIR E O f AM ER ICA
R E A lT Y C R E O IT
CORPORATION
P L A I N T I F F *
wi
KARENM C U C K N ER AN 0
UNKNOW N SPOUSE. IF
M A R R IED . G A H R IFl
<.A ID E RON A K /A G A B R lF t
C A LD ER O N M ER A
C R F D ITH R IF T INC LOUIS
M GER R IA UNKNOWN
Tf NANTfSl
D E F E N D A N TS
N O TIC E OF ACTIO N
CO N STR U CTIV E SERVICE
- P R O PER TY
TO G A B R tf L CAL OF RON
A /K /A G A H R IE l
CALDER O N M ERA
Retidifee unknown, if hying
imiudmg any unknown *pou*e
of u i d Defendant*, if either ha*
remarried and if either or both
of kkid Defendant* are dead
their rasper five unknown 'heir*,
daviteek. granfea*. akktgnea*
treditor*, lienor*, and truttee*
and all other per ton* claiming
by. Through under or again*!
the named Defendant!*). and
the aforementioned named Del
endanttt) and *uch of the
aforementioned unknown De
fendantt and tuch ol the
aforementioned unknown De
tendanf* a* may be infant*
inrompefenf* or otherwite not
*ui |or ♦*
YOU ARE H E R E B Y NO TI
M E D that an action ha* been
t ommenred to force lake a
mortgage on the following real
property, lying and being and
vloafed m SEM IN OLE County,
Florida, more particularly de
wribed at follow*
LO TS 3 ANO 4. BLOCK C
ID Y L L W I L D E OF L O C H
ARBOR
S E C T IO N 4. AC
C O R D IN G TO T H E P L A T
TH E R E O F AS R ECO R D ED IN
P L A T BOOK t* PAGES «T ANO
100, OF THE PUBLIC RE
C O R D S O f SE M I N O L E
CO U N TY . FLO R IO A
more commonly known a* 101
A ID E AN D R IV E . SANFORD
FLO R ID A W ilt
Th u action ha* been filed
again*) you and you are re
Quirvd to terve a copy of your
written Wienie If any, to ft on
SH APIR O A FIS H M AN . At
fornoyt. whota addre** It IM
North Reo Stroot. Suite JOJ,
Tampa Florida JM09 *01). on or
before June f, lWT. and UN the
original with the Clerk of thit
Court either before tor vice an
Plaintiff * attorney or Immedi
ately there after, othorwlte a
default will be entered again*!
you lor tho relief WmonWd in
the Complaint
W ITNESS my hand and taal
of thik Court on the 4th day ot
May. lif t
(S E A L!
M AR YA NNE MORSE
€ ire off and County Court*
By Wendy W Collim
Deputy Clerk
Pubtith May t. IA tl.S E . lTVt
D EE M
V O T IC t OF
F IC TIT IO U S m u s t
Nolle* it horoby givsn IHal «M
aro m g w i m b u tin m al f l l
SB 414 N o rth . A lto m o nt#
Spring*. F t J J I 14. SomlnaN
County. F lo r,g o undvr tha
F k ilt nut Homo al C H A V ITV
C H A L L E N G E . IN C . and Ihol
wo inland la mgitlor oaid namo
■ifh Iho Clark al tho Circwll
Court. Soml nalo County, FlarMa
vlkMm ol Iho FkliHsuo Noma
SlaluNt. Ta W lI Soctton V I M
FlorM og ia tuiotm r
/o/AidhanyJ.Fuaa
/t/Lao Conolantmo
/•/Charlie Lonolng
FuM Idi May 1. 14. II. M. Hgt
D E E 44
N O TIC E
Tha SI J 4hn4 Blvor g d o r
W ntgom onl Dtitnct hai ra
coivod an a a g lK a lla n lor
Starmwolor from
G U L F S TK E A M D E T A IL
C E N T E R S C O R F ., 000 N
M A IT L A N D A V E N U E .
M A ITL A N D . F L S U tl. apgBca
Han 041 lt l g 4J*AN. an 4/rO'd*
T h a a g g llc a lla n It lo r a
CLASSIFIED ADS
Seminole
Orlando - Winter Park
3 2 2 -2 6 1 1
CLASSIFIED DEFT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES
HOURS
M tA J L .M k P J L
O W M V « r n H RM T
S4TNKMY t • Heer
7i— title W iH ttJ
USCHHEIK
•leek M itaftt and Tender*
needed Immediately Steady
work e«p only 111 1) 4*
Major employer In Sanford
area need* a**embler* tor fit
*bift Work boot* req d Some
lifting |4 *0 hr Benefit** Call
Trend Temperanes, Na fee
1717040
Qaa» aiiS■mOmalu
HTTVwligVf
JvFtR! FiiiMRal
giftirgfii.
Put year elecrfomc and
mechanical *kiil* fo good u*e
It you tan *oider. *tuff boordi
or do light a**embly and want
to work IS 10 hour* - wk call
) ) ) t il le r apply tn person
4*0 Technology Park. Lk Mary
A 1*0 accepting application'* for
full time night *hitt
WTO M U iU I
Knee* above reflott a|t SO(o»hdi*rounftpr prompt payment Start you'
ad (a# ta day* «t 0 lower co*t per day J Ime minimum chorge Cancel
when ¥*•■! ge» rotjtt* Pay only for day* you' ad run* at fot# earned
Ut* full de*'r>ptian for I o i ' m ! re*wln It poft ’o iell fh* whni« *iory wfwn
ertra Ime* <o«t to tittle more
E rp preferred or will tram
right per*onl Growing com
pauy chance tor advance
men!! Pay negotiable must
be dependable! 4KY *770
Dl ADI INIS
Noon Tho Day Before KybliraiHsn
Sunday 11 A M Saiu'day
Monday 11 )0 A M Saturday
HOTF In the event of the pubiithinf ot error* tn edm'hiementt. the
Sanford Nereid *h«M pubtith th« advtwtitemeni. after if 'ha* 'been carrectvd
at m toif te the advartiter but tuch imerftent than number na mar* than
• S. w m » Saturday* tool*
needed Modern facility and
part* depaMmen! Import and
dome*! it SeeMike Weidman
Artifact at Mater Cart
4173 Hwy I f f } Unferd Flarida
BABY U T T E R Wanted! Nitev
My hornet For 3 yr oldl Rtf
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Apricot poodle not
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Scrappy Bewtrd M l OHS
LOSTff Miniature Sthnauier,
*aif A pepper Mi**mg from
downtown S anlord area
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C E N T E R In SomlnaN County
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F O IN T E In lomwolo County
tocolad m Soclon 10. TownUna
If South. Range R E a il Tho
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W E K IV A R IVER
JO E W IG IN TO N . F O R O I
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W IG INTCM FIR E S FR IN K LER
m Sommaio County located Hi
Section to. Tewnthip I I South
Bongo JOEaii
Action will
abovo nth
M day* of receipt of the
a p p i«a t«n Should yew be mfer
etled In any of the luted
appiKatnpn. you kheutd contact
the Sf John* River Wafer Man
agemen) Dikfnct al P O Boa
t4i* Paiafka. Fior»wi n o n
141*. or tn perksn at it* offne on
State H ig h w a y IM Weki
Paiafka. Flerida. R i J R U l i
W ritte n e j e c t i o n fo the
appbcafwn may be made, but
khowfd be received no lalor than
14 day* from the dale of
publical*w> Written objection*
khogid iWntify the ab|#clor by
nome end addre** and fully
dekcribo the abfoctran ke the
appficatkwi Filing a written
obtectsen dee* not entitle you to
o Chapter HQ Florida Statufok
Admmiibalive Hearing Only
tho*e perksn* who*# kubktanf.ai
infer**l* ara affected by the
appiKetwn and who file a pvt.
tan maafing the im w irn e n tt
of Section 3b * 10 > F A C . mar
obtain an Adminittrahve Hea#
mg All timely filed written
ebiection* will t> pre*en»ed lo
the Board lor it* con*idefot»on
«n »ti deliberation on the
application prior to the Baa'd
faking a«t*onon the apptication
D anm w T Kemp Director
DifikHiri of Rtc ord*
St John* R i*er Wafer
Management 0 **tr it t
Pwbi.vh Mar 1 •«•*
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NOTICE or
FICTITIOUS NAME
tortka it baraby fltvan toal |
am angagad Hi buatoata al J l l
Mamand A w . Su«v II I , AHa
m an ta S p rln g k , S am lnala
Caunty. Fla rid a unaar lha
Ftotitwin Hama at O N VACA
TU N /H O M E SERVICES, and
Mat I Hitond to ragtotor ftato
nama a M lha Clarb al lha
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Flarida ai accarganca Him Hw
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IN T N E C IR C U IT COURT
O F T N E H T M J U O a C lA i
CIR C U IT IN A M FOR
SEM IN O LE C O U N TT.
F L O R IO A
c a s t n o M tiF tC A a a i
GOLDOME
P I a I n I I I I .
— v* ALA N JOHNSON and JOANN
JOHNSON hi* wiN el al .
Defendant t
NOT ICS OF SAL I
W »W
N O fIC F IS H i m BY G I V I N
purtuenf to on Order or f in«i
Judgment on feted in Ihi* tmw
now pending in toid Court the
*tple of which t* indicated
above, I will toll fo The highe*t
and bo*f bidder for c«kh at the
wokt front door ol the lominofe
County Courthouse »n Ml N
Hark Avenue Sanford. Florida
M in « i n • o clock a m on
June 4 i**» the toilowing de
*cr tbed property
Lot « t TUSC April LA Unit
11A according to the Plat
thereof a* recorded m Plot
Book IT Page 11 of the Public
Record* ol Semined County
Florida
O A H U of Sanlord Sens.now
County Florida thi* Jrd of May
tm
MAR VANN ! MORS!
ot Clerk, Ore oil Court
Seminal# County, f lor id*
By lone I Je*ewi«
Deputy Clerk
PuCMith Met » 14 >•••
D l l t4
71— H * l y W o n tR tf
fn my home for 4 A * yea# o>d*
for tummer Reference* re
quired Call 3)0 4744 after
• »PM _4 a** for Karen
TEACHERS
For infant in my home Refer
enee* required
Call 117 *>04
12,MO —
U*e your ttili* Earn an eatra
S3 *00mo
PT FT
Caff 00) 1*1 4t 4)
fCCOVRTIRCCUn
Needed tor Mfg company
located in Sanford area* Prior
e«p in acct* payable helpful
but not req d Energetic
per ton not afraid of work only
Send returne with talary re
guirement* to B0 » 111. C 0
The Sanford Herald
P O Bor I4S). Sanford FI 33171
ACtrUCKTMURS
I I I AT per baurl We train
E hpar dmg franchkte com
pany looking tor career
minded people Quaiitica
tiOn* traniporlafion A phone 1
Potent til to own your own
buttnett within &year*I"
Caff Tampa
...........J1JFB4 T ill
A C T IV IT Y A H T - For mcantly
opened nursing home Part
time, will work info full time
Saturdays rag'd Nursing
home taper ience preferred
Cat) for oppt IMP 1144 eaf I I
A D O T O TO U R INCOMB
t t L t AVON NORM It
ttM M
or
ttJ- 4J4l
Sanford Airport, t petition*
open, full time Call Marie
Airline Aviation. t *4 ) 1F»
A P P T. t V T T B R P A R T TIM C
C V II
f sfabhshod custom
ers only Mutt be persueslve
end outgoing Non smoking HS
graduate Appf* Bfcb Feed
P U a m t W IM b | f,lm > N rd
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TO P B I N I F I T I
G R C A T PAY
CA R IN G A T M O IP N IR I
T U IT IO N RBIAA
B U R ilM C N T
We ere a progressive health
care facility with full time
openings and flexible hoursf
CALL
U l TO D AY lor an
interview! Ask tor Marietta
MfRReooQ IN i Hb C a n CsoN r
m m .................... bob/m
M T M tT M C I
s M r s im t
RN'S
Piychiatric nurte needed at
'Seminole Community Mental
H e a rth C e n te r 's C rise s
Stahl iliaf ion Unit in Sanford
We offer competitive 'salary
and a>cel lent benet its
________ C a w m -iiiT _________
SVSMIVtR
Thi* i* a dineriified position,
must have valid Florida
cheuffeur * license
C U M IM PfVSMHKl
Looking for persons who are
dependable and thorough
4 IK M FT K W C IJM
You will alM will be re
iponiibNfor misc duties
These are full time positions
located of fha Sanford Airport
1-BB43 TM
Academy
C M M M S IC U M S
laniard Full ft pari lima!
E ac company banafllt ft pro!
it aharing! Agplv In paraan
Wal Ntort. MKOrlaada Drlva
gm M an Piaaa.aftM-»BM
CASMKIS
A r t vau p a r a tn a k la .
mativatod ft caraar mindadt
It ko a* ttova fttvarai lull and
part lima paaittona apvn attar
lag afaava a.araga v a g n . lull
hanatil pacaagaa. aitonaiva
tinning program ft advan
camantagpdrtunitiaal Apply
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mejf*H NpoRy May N coffoof
E ip not necessary Starting
salary f 4 13 hr cohrs week
c n h i r h __
O N U C M flN R E k
Evptritflcad Part lima IBM
to dBM. Man ftiru F rl to hr
M l JiM, avanmgft Ml M 4>
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nt
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P U L L T I M E P O I IT I O M t
A V A ILA B LE . A L L M t l F U
MO E K B C R IIN C E M ECE1
LARV fT E A O V AN D OE
BEND ABLE PEOPLE
N E E D E D P LE A LE APPLY
Volf Temporary tervtcoe ha*
immadiaN job* from Sanford
foAltamonN Call today, work
wl
Call 43* *7**
t lN t lD C D
Immediate opening*! Wa r*
looking lor people to work first
B kecond thiff* this it a long
t e r m p r e f e c t In S an
ford Long wood Great work
environment! Good hand eye
coordination needed Call
Trend Temp
418 3888 (N oNel
tTTCRTNM L ift IfitRTI
If you duality, we have more
fife lead* than wee an use!
Fullcompeny benefit*I
Contact Frpob................j g l 4)aa
A T T E N T IO N
IM M M tn W U C O
Men end women lor ion*tru<
fion, factor y a i* e m b ty.
warehouse and nuriery gob*
Deity pay
Highe*! pay in
town guaronteed' Report to
Labor Teem Inc.. I t l N
PefmefM. by I M AM l » 3804
Legal Nolle*
IN TNI CIRCUIT COURT
EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLO R IO A
CASINO « at*f CA 44 L
IN H I T H I M AM R lA Cf Of
PA TSY A PRIDUV
fNtilwnr# WiM
arid
JA M F S R PMIOOV
Rv*4nndent Hukhamd
AMENDED
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO JAM ! SR PRIOOY
Addre** Unknawn
Retkdwue Unk rwwn
TOO A R I h o t If II D that m
a< lion for di**ofutian of mef
fiagv ha* tarn hied agam*t you
and you are requited tu *r» *r a
lUfjy at your written detemev if
any to it on the Petitioner *
attorney
who**' name and
addre** «*
TIM O TH Y M O L ! ARv
ESQUIRE
ikdOlee Road
Wmier Pork »*o#.daJJ/*»
an or tvlorr t*i* >|ih day of May
ISO* and file »he ar>gma> with
the Cle*ft of the Court r t t v
twlare u * f.ie cm J*e»itKmer
attorney tn immediately there
after ottwrwite a dvlauit wii*
|w entered again*t yuu tu» ft*
relwf demarwied in the «om
pia.ntur petitig#.
W U N IS V M r hand and the
*e«i at fhit (uurt ut % n i fl
l If f
IS IA L I
M A R Y A N N ! MORS!
A* Cterk at the tow'f
fiy Jennifer P Pr u e
( kefi-uty C ke»*
PubilUt A*>» 14 1> » May f
I*m
D ! D 140
C M V W M MILTN M U
M A N TA W ORK!
Lot a at horn* car* and alii
ting availablv ,n Oanga and
Lammola rountaa IVA H I TO
BE P A ID EACH [ ) A V Bring
th, t ad tar trm ft,gn up gilt
Call Jaa aw today' lad Wda
M ED ICA L P E R dO N M IL POOL
f actungaAmtowg. If *1
MAdtoad. Elanda
OOKTMICIIOM
Wpm#l t o n T T m
A lt tra d e *
C a r ib b e a n
Uland* Local To ll* hr
1487 ft 77 Talent BviMet*
COMSSCUMKn
Alt khitt* available, full time
No e«p nece*'*ary Starting
immediately Hourly wage •
bonus
P ro m o tio n a l op
paetunitie* available Apply at
Ammo 4ktX W Sf Rd 44
Santotd ito#mgF#iy Phillip* k*>
or at M 0 W Lk Mary m .d
Lk Mar y iforme#iy Phillip*!
COUIISf 104//OOCJWf
Came cuun*eip» fo guntr
!each ihiidren aqp\ *M in
tradificvnai camp a#tiv<t»e*
Teacfver rertiticatiou pre
tpupd baikgroufid >n eduta
tron and or lilt K»efwe* F tp
working with €h •iff#en *n 1amp
Situation Abie tu pi a* a
iriiu*i««l imtrument preferred
Send resume w ih *a^ar r hi*
to#v tn fewlraf Ft J«e P O
Rea IM Lk Menrev Ft )|l|!
WUITHUUKI/iWITOtlU
full time (>uid working con
d't»cm* Perfect iob to# retired
(terujfi dfctw i m l T add ticma1
.mtime Mu%* wu*k weeke'd*
CaUPaetat 1)1 44M
Cental Fter ida Joe
Celt Marble firsfeller l Metpe*
tra inee Heevy Irlfmg regumed
Mwecte MorMe
JH 7) 7#
CUSTOM ER SERVICE
I I Take -moming order* over
phone A P»U4r%* ttvem ’ 1
oft te put* youateai*'
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TW ER ttlR Sf.
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doily eoM.
oaiiv rati
Jpih Century Letov
the
h.ghe*t
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W* R ifg1 A r vwed men R'-J
WUl' V' raw »I| # '# 'U E raete*
*a*y Laiituday
luauci
D i M O HSTR ATO Rlr.tr new
Itteof Ig i ! y ii| iioUntg '«»»>«’
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DETAIL MAN
I iperiecHed' in cieta iing and
Iighf rf'ieihat"L* work Apply m
per we' Phil Bent* Car Center
) 7kl Orlande Or
DIETMT 4IDC
For evening* and dueekend*
for retirement home 11) S*S»
O IE T A R Y A IO E Fell Time
i i pertenet helpful
Apply tn person
LaKavttw Nurting Center
•1* 1 . led St . Santerd
OOOR A WINDOW
a is f m b l e r
|a hr* No » » per ience needed11
Learn a trade to last a life
time! Stable company offer*
benefit* A growth *
AAA E M P LO YM E N T
7*4 W llth SI
31) lif t
DRIVER f UL L TIM E
Champren TV rurreniiy ha*
an open.ng for an enthu*ia*t>>
individual*
Apfjiyai
Ck> n*ppi TV , K Mart Play*
Sanford
33) ion
tUCTMPfIC ASSEMBLEAS
Ma 10# electronic* firm in
Seminole County now hiring
to# fif*t and *econ<J *hift*
• R E S P O N * B t L I T lE S
Alkemhiing inltaying. or
mounting component* and
part* by print* verbal1 m
*truftion ba*»c drawing* A
diagram* a'*fl *#ftinq up
lo a d in g
and o p e ra tin g
autima'ated a^d ha* r te*i
equipment
• Q U A LIFICA TIO N S Good
fin g e r d e t t e r if y
depth
perception ability to di*hn
gui*h co*or ceide* a«d ability
to read, interpret end un
dvrsfand writttvn and verbal
in*truct*on* in detail Apply a *
either of these ieb *er vice
location*
3448 Parti A ft . Suite tit
Sanford. Flavtda 31771
OR
H I Liva Oak i Bled
Caikttbtrry. Fl 31717
1 goal Opportunity Employer
C L E C T B IC IA N S 'E t per teaced
H
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l
p
•Ml Immed ate work in the
Lk Mary area with a Natl
electrical contractor! Call
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CMeiOYWtMT
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W ITH
tCMINOU COUNTT
E U ILD IM Q D IR CCTO R
H I Diploma or G E O and fen
1101 years •■periemce os a
building inspector, architect,
engineer, building contractor
or superinfendent of building
construction, five (S 3 years ot
which in management or
supervisory position* Mutt be
registered as a Building Ot
fd#l by the State of FL
through SCBBI or CABO
Pe«t«*! and maintain a valid
F L A Driver's License
Closing Date May 14, 1*1*
A N IM A L SM E LTE R W ORKER
Ability to read and write and
Ilk ( I ) month* etpentnc*
handling animat specie*
Positions are tem porary
port/lima twenty 110) hour*
a week, Sdeyspef week
Closing Date May IS. !W*
SEM IN OLE CO U N TY
PBGE 0 NM 8 L O F F IC E
SECOND S TR E E T ANNEX
1341 E- SECOND STR E E T
SANFORD, FLO R IO A 3777)
A PPLICATIO NS
G IV E N A N D A C C E P T E D
M ONDAY TN R U FR ID A Y
• R A M 181: 14PM
EtO/M/F/M/V
Prefer night student looking
for career m mechanical de
Sign and drafting f ntry level
pastI ion Caff
H I I 1J8
REALTY, IRC.
The Rest Place m Tewn
Fer Me Best Beal Estate
Career m Tewn!
Caff about eur Tuition!
Free Ptehcenstng Course
Lae AtBrtghl
t i l 343*
Lake Mar*
iir o u m tm M n o
A P P LY IN PERSON
Men Thru Thurs , f PM 4PM
BAHAMA JOC'S
3344S E R E N C H A V E
SANFORD FL
Na Pbawe Call*. Pteese
Eipertented secretary to* G v N
of In e Iransc riptmn n»**
pule* . fr u#it uttlf V *k III*
Cali 33! 4*40bum * 4
E eper iem rd rtif i h an ic . own
too*s I ai e>irnt wor 11r»g i on
d ition* Apfiiy Wijiriujn
Welt AuI*meti*p 3710 South
Orlande Dr . Sente*d
II I 7114
M U C U S * IMIftAIOIS
r*tapo 14 trett.i’ Aivk m
Sontord' Ham* layup e*p a
FTIuSt* Mom l.u.'d'faq t.4< a
gruund p r e t r r r v d 1 N .»'i
company W<»r
plan* *
pfuduiit U M w lit n p |t'.
t»ntotify *Appir Joralre Inc
47) HHkmen Cirtfr
I 4 Industrial Park, 17) tflt
Floor F t t U N
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I *per i#nt ml only
fat won
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�M — Sanlotd Herald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday. May 7, 1909
71- f e l p W a n te d
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DISHWASHtRS
Flexible
benefit*
hour*
e ic tlle n t
Call M f (EM
cto m K
E ip in foliage nursery pro
duct ion. PM net wife »t n i l
totting, pottle id# application
Ik safety Nursery located in
Sanford Coll
I I I 1*4)
hairstylists
lit. (!* four own turn1 Lotto
M aty a r t i
(pace rental
aval l a b * __________I D >111
W Ut STYLIST
Great M O N E Y ' Buty shop'
No toi Lowing Cat!
111-11—
HAIRSTYLIST
1 booth available tor loot*,
near down to* n Sonford Rtf
prompt roqulreo Call 133 tf ) i
h o u sc h c / ir / coo*
Cattetberry port time salary
tf.abie
Call t i l m '
HOUSCHEEPIO A JANITOR
Competitive talar y, good
ton*flit, Pactilrnt working
eend11>ont. 40 h r. work week
THING! ON THE SHED
w a rn
INSURANCE SECRETARY
For busy orthopedic office In
Dottorso Futlttma
74/ m i
IN V C N TO R Y CO N TR O L
CLER K
t l Good communication thill*
to hoop track of all items'
Cham* to loarn computer*
Thlt petition it available now t
AAA E M P L O Y M E N T
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J O B O R R O R V U N I T I f ft IN
A U S T R A L IA
O pening*
available in severe! area*
wrttt train For info call
tm t a ia a i o t m
JO IN T N B MOB I L IT E T t AMI
Mobilitg it looking for a tew
Individual* who are motivated
by a Vatt paced environment
that reward* participation
Wo currently need
d Machine Operator*
It you are tired of dead end
fob* pleat* contact Florida
Job Service* 7*0 S Park
A r t , Sanford, Florida________
LABOR t i n
Worker* needed tkilled A
unthilledl Work today1 Paid
today! t i l French Ay MO M il
IMOEERS
75 workers needed foe
(eneiil labor Top piy <n the
Ccntial Florida area' Report
MM ind be ru dy to work1
m L C— n ntt lal. laafard
IW w W taH U S i
Ladle* earn M/br. or mora from
your 'home >or office, No e>p
necessary Mutt be Id A have
phone! Free training I d f l W
UtlCM IIY DIRECTOR
Perm yr round I 40 hr wk
Batore A after tchoot care!
W F Chaut * 11cent# reqd
Apply in perton 700 W lath
St
H3I443lM r* Flanagan)
Clean, pro**. I
rettavrent (man* Lake AAary
area Part time, reference*
Neeep required
31)4344
U M P tT ATTENDANT
Pe n rime, aPM III I MPM
i t H l » ......M l ooa (Thelma)
U M L C O L iiC T O a - Mm I
yr‘» eap a good tom m um a
lien M in t Salary a banut
I at. banal ill w/tfO*tng Cel
apply: Rita Feed Plea
M t W I H b l> . Bontatd
U u o lp M | H H n • Ream,
beerd a watery Reference*
roquirod MB M44 morntagg
LO T PO R TCR - Ractive all the
honqtm el e malar corpora
Han't employee! H rt lull
lime. 1 A M IF M Pay cam
menwurete *,th eiperlence
i perean aiM I . Or>aee. l ontard .M M TW
LPN
JPM 11PM ohlft Full lima I
Cecellenl working any iron
menu Benelllw C O M ! JOIN
OUR TE R M Apply ledeyl
O EB R A Y MANOR
M N .N w y .i r a n . Oektry. PI
M ep.M rePrl
EA M taO PM -M M EM R EO
LPN It PM la rAM. lull time
Apply In perton
laaeeNw Nurwlei Ceaeer
e n » . n m la., ie e ia r d ___
i m t c M ’s
Fuff A pan time! Weekend*
•lcot Work in a team' oriented
facility. All thiftt, eicetlent
talar y A benefit*
71— H r ty W a n t« d
71— W tiy W A R tfd
K IT V C A R I . Y I* ® h ) U rr> W ri* h l
Unfurnished / Rent
LANDSCAPERS
Fvperlencrd with driver*
Keen**, full time petition
good pay and benefit* 111 I1 U
M ANAGEM ENT
$72,000 -
PHitmna AyailaMa Witk quail
ty CMM Cara Caatara. Taacb
a n . Aaalatanti, a Bui
Cnvart. Eap pral l l J N H
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©•liable perinn to Pwlp
tpet Good pey lluctueting
hour 1
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w frt WL-MAN?
t v t t 'r
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30 yr old AAA BB Dunn A
Bradstreel Co ***** J top
**v*» manager* for opening ot
new regonial training center
Caiiaot Off 4A4S
MANUFACTURING
OPPORTUNITIES
Stromberg Carlton t* cur
rently treking individual* to
work .it our machine d vision
cable fabrication f,- am#
attemhly and printed circuit
hoard assembly area*
M A C H IN E D IV IS IO N re
quire* 1 to J year* eiperlence
in machine operation (punch
p r u t
d r ill p r * **
theartl C A B L E F A B B IC A
TIO N reuiret watering rip e n
ence F R A M E A S tE M B L Y
require* a mechanical back
ground and the ability to
clim b ladder* P R IN T E D
C I R C U I T
B O A R D
ASSEM BLY require* sodering
and component identification
eapenence Candidate* for ail
area* mu*t be abl* to work ail
*hift»
Indmduai* selected will ini
tially be employed tor a m u
imum ot 1 000 work hour*
with the O P P O R TU N ITY tor
lull time employment Inter
etted parties mutt apply at
Job Service ot Florida 3400
Park Ave . Suite 101. Sanford
FI
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STROMBtRGCARlSON
N itw it F w tlifl ORtTEitt
Needed tor loading truck* on
turtfarm Benefit*available
_________ Call m m i _________
MECHANICAL DRAFTER
With *he*t metal eiperlence
Prefer individual with tom*
CAD tthooling Entry level
petition l Call
m il*
MEDICAL. POSITION
Needed tor weight control
clinic! Eipertencedonly!
_________ C f i m f t y _________
MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIP
For butt orthopaedic office*
_______ Contact W SH>
All pet Ifton* full end pert
time Good pey ft benefit if
Seta l Petit! Country Cleft
.................. ftkF MM
B N 'S
We now have tuH ft perl time
potittont eveiiabte on our
3AM TPM thift e* e retutl of
opening up e tub ecute unit
coring for the more tkilled
rettdenl We ere e tuperror
ra te d f e c i l i l y o f fe rin g
eitentive rehab restorative
progrem* We invite you to
tour our facility to look at the
possibility of becoming a part
of our teem Selary dependent
upon eiperlence Apply today1
O f B A BY MANOR
•ON Hwy If ft t l. Debar y, FI
Men. thru Fit
4AM te 4PM M0 447* IC O
RN’i
A way to meNimiie your
career potential HN i wanted
to take e Critical Cere Course
Feet and salary wilt be .paid
by West Votutie Memon
el Fish Memorial Hospital
DeiandFI Deadline for reg<*
fra Hon it May l|. tftf For
detail* pteete ceil
tea t m n i t
i t t .n g g
M S A ir s
At Meridian Nursing Center
nurte* ere encouraged to turn
their common tense idea* and
motivational spirit* into ere
alively managing patient*
car# F le iib ie scheduling
ifuli part time I. eligibility tor
health insurance from date ot
hire and retirement program
available! You owe it to
yourself to eiperlence a dtf
ferent kind of nursing Own I
gift 1/44............... .................BOB
M ’l/L M 'S
R R IVATC D U T Y
1 new round the clock cates
High tech pay
Call 140 SM4
M E D IC A L PER SO NNEL POOL
f a r lliw f ftuddmg
HW Y 1IY|, ftlattlaad
SALES PERSON
To can on
motel* apt* tor *a>e and re
pair ol outdoor furniture
Commission only, >10 t i l l
SALES A TECHNICIANS
Eapenence needed but will
train! Great atm otph trti
Apply Lowe1* Eiterminator*
H0tS French Ay# ■111 M il
SALES PERSON
NEED A TO*?
Colt Ditto* Today!
O LATCN tE A V IC E 1
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ME ED H E L P NOW.
Natl. Co aapondmgl IN t d
roglonO. n .y ,i Incomo pottn
11(1 m 000 yr * Call Mr
tcott. DoLondOM m o o n
N E W H IB H E R I T A R T I N O
PAVI For cvrlifwd Of ooporl
ontod Nurto A,dak Allahlttll
Apply in portex la
L M w i w Nuratai Coqtar
NORSE FOR DR.’S OfflCE
C ltric o l h n e a lr ly r f t q d
Sand r r i u m r to JO* N
Mongoukting Ay ■Sant M ill
OPINION POUEDCOORO
s te m tear
A rto Coordinate,' n n M )
FNa hrt* Comm bonut. It
yr AAA ro»»W Co
I M l IMP
M IH T R R t
Flo 0 L . ropoint taporwnco
only. Apply It t l tonlorO Avo
PART TME FLOOR MAN
TIN tloor acrubb.ng 11 hr
Only oapvrwKOd poraon rw*4
C o llM O JI*
M R ? TIM E - II you onioy
| l.t 0 0 " m o kotplnp your
praaonl (ob. coll M0 WOO
F A T R O L L CLER K
|7 hr! Vour flair lor lifurta
lonWa III Pluah ollicot Foal
poyaroll houra on compuMr I
CroolbontMa!
AAA E M R L O TM E N T
700 W- MW M .................. B H I N
Needed tor rapidly growing
temporary labor service Eat
growth potential for right
person! Forappt cal! 110 M il
SALESftRSON
3JO 7M0
SECBETABY/R O O K K EffPCB
General office tkilit, tome
dispatching duties, knowledge
d area hetptui Local com
pany __________ I MO all n i l
S E C R E TA R Y Hard working ft
e n f h u ila s t ic In d iv id u a l
N m M newt Law office, no
legal eap reqd Must have
d ic ta p h o n e ft W P t a p
ZZ4 7M0
S E C U R IT T OUABDS
Mir.n* lor Loko M*ry OrOO
KVookly pqy
C o llM IJTM
S E C U R ITY O F F I C f l t
Plnkt'lofl k U looking for
port limo tocurlly olticort lor
kontord will trow,I Apply Ol
17*1 U v M o R F .t u l M 171
O rlwdo. BMBTkl
Full'BOM lima qotilw tt o.ail
Rallroai aqlcomol Call J77 70II
SECURITT OFPCtRS NCEMO
IM M Odiololyl L ik a M ary
grog I FWooi MrOARl. M ll k l l
Aoklor KWAorty
S M IF F U M / R IC E IV IM
C LER K
M hrl M o ll tu rt thow pro
duett pot out on limol Crow
,n# compony wpntt you In
oir poyroli
AAA (M
EMF t O V M E N T
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t m w .:
STRAVtl/TIMINCR
PEST CONTROL
SERVICE MCI./TECH.
IIM M fIJ M M ”
Eaparlonco prolorrpd Coed
bpnolita. arhilo norktng wiHi
PR ID E lor 1 on tho boat ptai
Control Ca a InthoLlata
DaBARy E X T E R M IN A TIN G
407 «00 ME)
Full lima potitlon. day or
o«qnM| thin, m ull ho t i p in
o il phfliOk ot lu r n llu r o
linlthlnp Coll U1 I M
or
opply ol >11 Nlckmon Or .
laniard (1 4 Induttr ipl Fork I
W
W
fimilwi Wtkoim! 373 7*20
io n OAR AV. SANFORD
3 Nfrm fownhouw* Great
room, appl C H A ||7| mo
piu* *300 *et CaiM TVfAW l
101— Houses
Furnished / Rent
f ■
m
1 mi* r» w » w
MOBILE HOME
Double* tde with deeded t«*^'
slip* cvi St John* Wive* 3
tvfrm 3 liAth tmeed yard
Heated prul A tenon court* in
park 1*J*rnn CAM R4J 47*1
READ1 TO RENT
71— H e la W a itta *
T R C T eup/Pulm
PMW ONNU
7W S1W
WAREHOUSE WDRRER
G ro w in g com pany seek*
motivated, hard working rndt
vidua!* for full time pmition*
Dufw* include loading, un
loading and stocking un
finished wood moulding*
Drug and alcohol abuse test
ing required before employ
men! E act!lent medical and
dental insurance Good com
pany benefit*- weekly pay If
interested apply at Brown
M oulding Company, M M
F ill Patrick Point, Par* af
laniard, Lk Monrat, FI,
m m i .................. .............. ROE
WINDOW CLEANER
43— R o o m s to r R e n t
Lbarm W Ukt Mw) Aim
Nice tiran bedroom, kilt hen
privilege* cable I/O wk
Call 111 4413
SANFORD
Convenient lota
t»on efficiency, furnished
toior TV paddle Ian* private
entrance wkly maid service
reasonable rate* Call J3J RUUt
Winter Spring* Pool' Mouse
privilege*' ZS wk or IkJO mo
11/ M14ar 11/ Nfll
T bdrm nice area Living
room furnished1 P riva te
_ISIS 'mo £tu*dep 333 111
N
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IN
m
• M1M VMM* CorrM toi
* M oBk o i B ovMo MW
• Fema lev/Make* Accepted
* Mo Poo. N r Cawtraci
Sanford area medical manufac
turer need* assembler* to
work in their clean, happy and
friendly company Good pay
and benefit* These position*
could become permanent You
mutt have your own franspor
tatwn and own telephone
REGENCY
TEMPORARIES
7 4 0 -0 1 1 1
7 S - Im M * y m o ir t~
W o n to d
Alrhbimor* eoperienced tor
okderiy or couplet Oevre* • to
hrv'ftRy. 4 S day*/week Local
reference with car. 333 (M l
Done *n my home!
Reasonable rafeti Efficient ft
r e f M W ^ ^ W d M r ie a jjm ^
W— Rooms tor Root
ISHRSRV...
dan —
•Hrttl.ya, qul*tl Naa, bath
k W » / « A (« h Call m MM
F w m lk M tN iM f f l. balhraom.
lu ll k lfth aft p r lv lla t a k .
I. ON ktrn t park Inf, l i t
lit plut MS'wk Call altar
777 I7M
DELTONA
Nice ilean 3 bdrm 3 bath
carport new larpet A pamt
M il mo
oof nan;***
Of 404 7«4 3414
()(IH( Ml M i N AIM '
Lake Mary Area
_________ Call 111 f t I I _________
Free Local Phene Ustagei
Call MetheMe!
IM 1M0
Randelph Court Apartment*
FURNISHED STUDIOS
UNFURNISHED
U ta O R N A T T S .
tlOOOFTISTMO. RENT
CALL TODAY
373 3)01 CAT. 404
M AR IN ER 'S V IL LA U k
Lk APa I bdrm
1710 mo
1 bdrm Ukkm o b u p 777 1*70
SENIOR SKCIAU!
M Dapatit tar tt A aaar
I I M l I I l t ma ram
Sludtpt. IB Ib d r m t
Call Katky today I
1143301 l i t S45
SPACIOUS!!
) Badraam i. i batki
Root tlartm f At:
MM
( jc m r t v t e w
A hs
Brand new 3 bdrm home in
the £ rossing * ea 1 in kite hen
cathedlr al ceiling*
|/V0
tot— Mobile Home
Lott / Ront
N ht# 1 bdrm with 10X13 addi
t io n . fig h t* and w a te r
furnished (40 wk plus dam
woe deposit 330 31k*
IIS - In d u s tr ia l
Rentals
AM IUSIRESS CENTER
• IM0 Wf»se /Work la y ( W
• 1114'Office/Bay
IMS
Located in pretty industrl©1
pairk with lake Skylight in
each bay No credit needed! 13
mo lease or month to month
Free water, dumpster, ft
park ing Hwy II 93 ft SR 43/
CAU NOW!.............. 1)11)51
117— C o m m e rc ia l
R e n ta ls
For tea*# or Sale! 13th ft i//va
One of Sanford s hottest bu*i
ness locations! Co rn er/I
H w y I t S u it
for U s e d
Furniture Insurance.etc
404 734 i m days or
44/ 331 tliteve*
121— Condominium
Rentals
k k N D LIW O O D F u m . poal.
Sublet to Ratp- non smoker
(340 • dep Reference* t 333 MJO
S AN fO H I) Pme Ridge C lu b '"
N ic e 3 b d rm . 3 b a th ,
washer dryer, screened patio,
pool (acur/i, lake, no pets.
14VO''mo plus (4*0 deposit
Nosutt* Realty
414 N R
A O O Y -T R B F O R B S A L ill
BOB M BALL. JB. F A .C l M.
LAK E M AHV R E A L TY 1 7 M III
R F / z V ir ^
THIS T0U COTTA U E !
t » tel lent buy! Immaculate
condition! 1 bdrm* , I baths
Won t last at!
(44 /00
TONED AGRICULTURAL!
) M m . 7 halt,, aitra larga
loi. XV pad A woikihdp, naar
SttrakW Pr.todal,
tM no
LIN D A A R I D M OBOAN
323-5188
260-2000
INVESTORS!!
I rental homes, I bdrrrn , 1
'bath in Sanford, positive cash
flow Owner!
(ff.fOOt
_______ Call 430 0)34________
L A K E M AR Y
Retirement
V illage with spec lac utar
clubhouse, activities, etc 3
bdrm, 9 bath manufactured
home Assumable loan I
Only (VI *00
LAK E M AR Y A R EA Bubbling
pool and huge porch, 3 bdrm*.
great room plan in popular
Grove view Village You’ll love
the lee Iing here!
.144.400
(A N F O R D
Eocellent starter
retiree home 1 bdrm, larga
fenced lot, near new shopping
pla/a, assumable loan (4/,400
SANFORD
VA Assumable I J
bdrm. I bath, I,ZOO sq feet
Oak cabinets, large master,
s c re e n e d p o r c h , tre e d
lot
(4)000
LEASE OFTtONl
Hidden Lake Villas, 3 story,
3/3. garden villa- all appli
ance*. tans, screened patio,
garage Pool, term.* ft fish
^ n g ^ U V O m o ^ C a d lJ M If ^
177— Office Rentals
260 (8 0 0
LEASE/OPTION Sanford rule
3 bdrm* I bath hardwood
floor* Immediate occupancy*
SMS mo 44* 1411 or 74N 41*4
NEAR DOWNTOWN SANFORD
1 bdrm 1 be
porch A
garage 1 Ml. last and security!
Ckiimttra
lA N F O ltD I bdrm* dnn util
room. *cf porch, tarport
tented yfd 1400 rrrj 333 TflYl
1501 MtUwitilk Am
3 bdrm i 1>bath, (4 VO mo piu*
1st Ala»t 133 071* or 3)0 M/t
105— DuplexTriplex / Rent
BRAND NEW I Fulton Center
411 Fulton Street, Sanford
444 sq H etpaadakfe 4tf»c4 or
/ • f a ll s p a c e
t l X 14
sterage/warehouse available.
Move in special!.......Slit/me.
_________I I I 4444___________
LONG WOOD
Uorefrontt Off
1 / 43. i . /SO tq ft. Of
flee ■warehouse, A <C ..-II* M il
nvn r m . o ff ice s p ie l
43S to 3 VO0 sq ft MOO tq tt
)>d v B Moqnai.a kaalvd
Call Ja m laolla M M 0M
i maraan Raally Orauq
1
RagHart___________
! SM ALL R IN T B L O F F I C I I
V a,, faatoaabla. 17 X 14 Fot
data,.1 call no*
777 4171
K l— Homes tor Soto
CASSEIMRRT
3 bdrm . appliance*, carpet,
air (34* mo plus deposit
CaMj3° 1440or 344 4000
DELUXE D U fU I
A rt you tired of apartment
living/
Con 110 OV4Z
D U P LE X
3 bdrm
3 bath
garage, screened porch near
school* ft shopping, 131 73/1
U AAary 3 bdrm 1 bath, wall
fu wail carpet kitchen appli
ante*, central H A, l i t 4/ti
SANFORD - I I , C H A. garage
ft ictnd porch,, all appl .
!4/|,f n*o at ter'di (count t Ref
ft dep req d Owner f 14 4itZ
I ID R M .. 9 R A T H •
Washer dryer. (400 mo Em
^ ^ rr^ N e a lt^ ifo u f^ ^ Jk / M D / ^
BRTNHAVEN
BU ILD E R C L O IE O U T l
U t ft Sun 11AM to 4PM
3 model homes, all 1 bdrm , I
bath, with fireplaces Budder
pay* closing costs From
(4)400 f ' i N 10 year Used
financing available Call
«•/ Z/4 4444 Gary Madtay
V E N TU R E iP R O P E R T li f
BUSINESS '
From your 1/3 home, Deengai'
Cdy Zoned C3 Only! 4*4,100
M AKE DA CORF/BROKER
44/1/4 l i l t
tv a rly U
W A R M ttC A LTV
1 0 7 -M o b ile
Homes / Rent _
3714514
M iN D Y M H N
CEREVA
I bdrm on targe tot, appli
antes. 11M mo plus deposit
^ ^ a lM 1 ^ 4 4 0 o M 4 f4 0 2 _ ^
141— Homos for (alt
175— F o r L ea se
UME MART
1 bdrm 2 bath large fenced
yard
(13*
MM U h * M iry Bind.
t bdrm naar doanioan Laniard.
H K mo Call tor appt
______ M a m a il i __________
amity room w1l
only (43*
LAKE MARY
SANFORD
Quality Control
URGENT NECO!
DEBART NEWENH0ME!
3 Bdrm 3 bath*1 (W0 month
1st ia%i * tec dwp 111 1)11
AU NEW EITRA SPECIAL!
V f— A p a rtm e n ts
U n fu ra is h td / R o n t
I
SN a^N btat*
103-Houses
Unfurnished / Rent
appliance*
Part Ttm* Demonifrator* tor
supermarket*. Central FI
area Retired ft mom* w*i
coma! Send letter to Bo* •*»
P O B on tal/Sanford FI. 11//1
U N ft OftVt Taking
order* People call you
i ii a a / iE it L
MORI TOM OWN MLIRS!
3 b d r rt,
Cen
tt A
estats 11shed Senior <1 area 14V0
mo
St John* Realty Co
Call 111 *131
LAKE WAIT
*7 — A p a rtm e n ts
F u rn is h e d / R e n t
ElfiCienciet, downtown 1133
mo
St John* Realty Co
________ Call 1314131
SANFORD
i M " " studio
<!o*e to downtown two wk
plus 1300 ser J3I 3344
Winterd 3 *»ory garage apt I
bdrm. air. pool no pet* u?5
l*t ft last. 1100 dep
131 34'r
SANFORD 3 bdrm . excellent
location1 1*0 week piu* (300
^
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3
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Eip*>*fl<*I M M hr
! _________ Coll 771 tOM________
E ■per tent* required, make up
■
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l *»na 3 lYCffm dupin'* from
U70 per month Individual
patio*, Iq pool, fenced play
ground and laundry I at Ititle*
F iceflent location nn II t l
between 414 A ik Mary HIvd
RESTAURANT NORRIRS
COMM
Q
SHENANDOAH V tU K E APTS
107-Mobile
Homes/Rent
Country ? bdrm . I ba . turn sc
porch, near river. (100 mo
plus (300 sec No pets M U (314
E L D E R SPRINGS
otl HWY
4|Z, I ft 9 bdrm* (Z0 |/i
week Call 310 44/4 or 1U 1340
GENEVA
3 bdrm I acres
fencod! C H A, (400 mo tst ft
fast, 34* (111 days mvge
or W4 344 43tU eves/message
r iu im
i*i*M riiwimisviiMesikiMf
W E K IV A P IN E I
I ACRE H O M ESITE 1U M R
413/444144 or l i t Alt*
rO O lH O III % M M
Washington Oak* area! 1
bdrm* . 9 ba , family room
w fireplace, bwauf'futly tend
tceped corner lot, ternd
patio. (41.000 Offer! m M44
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c e n t r a l H A . k lt c h a n
equipped, paddle fans, mini
blinds new carpet, ig yard
huge oak*, picnic area
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down 14V) mo 114 300
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miles from Osteen
12* *00
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MISrOtIC SAMFOtO MCA
4 bdrms. 2 Story, eeterior
good interior needs some re
novation
142.000
St Johns Realty Co .
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Remai Unlimited
744 7*M4f 174 1*47
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bdrm . I bath, large fenced
corner lot Sprinkler system,
solar hot water. new carpet in
living room!
. .. 137 300
NEW ON M A R K E TI new roof,
now paint Inside A out. S
bdrm 2 baths, tots of room, all
applianced stay, large fenced
backyard See today! tTf.soo
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170 000 “ Custom Homes!”
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bdrm fram e Convenient
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E ■tra storage room Great for
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13* *00
O E B A R Y I Condo a must to see
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kltchan. fam ily room. 2
bdrms. (I upstairs!, pool A
clubhouse'
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D EL TO N A ! NO Q U A L IF Y IN G
to assume loan Lika new 2
bdrm 2 bath on quarter acre
lot Great room plan Big walk
in closets and more1 143 W0
HIDDEN VILLAOEI 7bdrms . 7
baths with den. 1st Itoor unit,
close topooi!
*42.*00
IA N F O R O I RRANO NEW 3
bdrm . 2 bath ranch style
tram# Great local in Near
bus. schools ond shopping!
Listedatl
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CUSTOM HO M E! 4 bdrms. )
baths, eaecutlve home, formal
plan, screened pool, intercom!
E>tra large loti
123* 000
Call Janet Ftsbar............R 9 R B
J1147M...............1112287
B I A U T I F U L L V M A IN
TA IN E D I Older home with
la rg e s cre e n e d pool 4
fire p la c e
C o n v e n ie n tly
located and onir I
*77 300
LOCH ARBOR! 2 bdrms. 2
baths with loads of room,
corner lot In beautifully
wooded area* Priced non at
only!
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PRC I T 10 lO Ut AR C AI of Lofco
Mary •* acre lots, hoarlly
treed!
140.000 to 143 000
L U X U R IO U II 3 bdrm . 2 bath
with breathtaking pool oreo in
•legantLoch Arbor! 1130 000
N E A R WILSON IC H O O LI 3
bdrm . 2'» bath, with quality
features throughout Lushly
landscapedondonly! *133.300
Borboro Moctmth
Kotbto Stanley
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homo on large tot in pre
stigtout Markham Lake area
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homo on almost I wooded
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WOMUNINNR
MALTY INC
Lot Owners
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SPACIOUS
3BR 2B
15 8 5 s q .
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CO UN TR Y HOME ON I ACR E!
J bdrm . 2 bath, huge pool, lots
of trees, acreened porch, sep
a r a ta w o rk s h o p , h o rse
country, best buy in Osteen'
Listed at only!
Iff. 100
SAN FO R O . M A Y P A IR I You
con see Lake Monroe, all
brick, 3 bdrm . ) ' » bath. 2.TOO
sq ft home Every bdrm
master sited, large family
room with fireplace, formal
living A dmig rooms a real
bargamatoniyi
111*000
SANFORD. FAOLAt 3 bdrm . 2
bath country home situated on
Oak shaded acre, split plan,
screened porch, absolutely
mint condition! ......... 112* 000
iA N FO R O I Vintage 2 story 3
bd rm . 2 '» bath. Con M'A.
largo Oaks, butler s pantry,
potishad hardwood floors, rear
sfariway. screened pool. I
bdrm . 1 bath apt lor your
•■tra guests! ............1121000
LONOWOOO. L A K E AAARYI 2
bdrm . on ealra large lot
fronting on a small lake. 2
la rg e p o rc h e s . I f u lly
screened Lake Mary High
and Greenwood Lakes Middle
school, a great investment tor
only!
167.000
L A K E M A R Y • BANFORDt
E X T R A N IC E D U P L E X
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cord Eoch unit has 2 bdrms .
air. equipped kitchen and
much more'
*72.000
LAKE M ARY
IA N F O R O I
ASSUME LOAN! Immaculate
2 bdrm . 2 bath Nice above
ground pool Modern equipped
kitchen, pantry and more
Owner motivated I .... 171*00
IA N F O R O I E X TR A NICE 3
bdrm . 2 bath In Idyllwitde of
Loch Arbor Convenient to I 4
and US 17 A *2 Close to
olomentary. middle and high
school You'll like i t l . 144 *00
IA N F O R O I TW O A C R E
C O U N TR Y E S TA TE I 4 year
old spacious 4 bdrm . ) both
restated amid 2 acre Oak
grove tn Silver Lake oroa
Your own pool ond tennis
court Has about tverythlngl
Priced right! ........... Ii»0 000
V fTM M S t
MOOMMVMCRTI
A t tittle as 1300 total move in
cost will help buy you and
your family a new or pre
owned 3 bdrm home with a
monthly payment as low os
1430 Coll today to confirm If
you qualify!
C A LL TO M Q UIN N 1114476
321- 2720
322- 2420
ms Port Or . Sanford
M l W. Lake Mary At . U Mary
F R E E W E E K L Y LIS T of pro
party "tor salt by owner" Call
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M7 271 4271. eit H U2M
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lot Cham link fenced
poet area immaculate 2
bd rm . 2 bath home Eat m
kitchen, dmmg area, living
room family room enclosed
porch, utility A carport
Owner an nous'
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S O U TH M E L L O N V IL L E 7
SANFORD! Luiury area and
4 bdrms . 7 bath home on
appro* N acre lot wtth huge
spreading Oaks Large rough
cedar bdrms large bath A
walk m closet 7 offices, living
room fireplace formal dm
mg country kitchen 3 car
altachad garage and separate
7 car garage with oilier Much
more' Call lor appointment!
Listed at only! *173 duo
C L O S E TO C A T H O L IC
CHURCH AND SHOPFINOf
Beautiful tPer iko built I 7
bdrm . ) bath home with lake
breeies from across street
Large living room family
room laundry kitchen with
beautiful cabinets garage
sprinkler System etc ' V i Quo
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b o . Fomtif room. Control
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3 bdrm. d m -p o ttib l. 3rd
bdrm. !<■ b*tn«, toncod cor
nor lot. cioto to Khool* Hr
Onnor.OV.OOOAodnt 333 0300
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Q U A L IF Y IN G ! Super 3 bdrm
m The Crossings! Screened
pai*o. huge kitchen, this one is
really meet
104 *00
Call Diana at:
CANNON OROUP R EALTO R S
_________ M 7A 7M S 44_________
U N FORD • Retired? 2 Bdrm
dollhouse. 7 car garage, eac
location! Only ......... 13* *00
Hetg U Soil irtA o r.........212121)
3 bdrm . I 1> both. Immaculate
inside A out! Large covered
wood deck. C 'H 'A . garage,
bond m one y a v a ila b le !
132 300 Roger Quick. 222 0470
IM E M ttV
4 bdrm 2 bath As is older
homo on Lk Mary Raady tor
your TL C IS acre Owner will
•Sd with negotiable down
kI >0 000 Roger QuKk. 372 4470
Custom built 2 bdrm 7 bath on
>* i lots Control M/A Like
new. inside A out Fruit trees
galore Roger Quick. 227 S470
PORIKO R E A L T Y W A S H
ST. JOHNS R IV E R t
IN acres! 200 If on water A
neat 7 bdrm cottage with
great room I
. IIJS JM
Call Baa WHIiamsan 22)4742
N E W O N M A R K E T!
Big trees dominate this large 2
bdrm home wiffi fam ily
room, inside work shop, plus a
carport, fenced house is va
cant ready lor lorgo family!
Call today tO o nt wait 1137 M 0
Call Baa Wtiuamta* 22) 4741
P IN E CR E S TI
Pretty! 3 bdrms Cen H A .
carport new kitchen! 133QQO
Call Te rn DonneIlly 221 4M7
F E N C E D I ACRE!
Picture yourself on a country
road' Fenced with huge Oak
trees plus a nice 3 bdrm home
with garage You can have a
horsehere'
13**00
CeM Baa Williamson 2214741
TO O A Y 'S B E S T BU Y !
J bdrms. |»j baths, family
room screened porch brand
new kitchen convenient to
schools'
144 300
Call Tern P ennelly 3)7 43*7
Florida - Sunday. Way 7 V)B'»
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trial machines* H M D for all'
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tn b 7 in window suitable for
mounting m door or wall of
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female, house framed Likes
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let hens. 4 ducks. F R E E
ROOSTERS. Pern available
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keparete
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Lane. Sanford Caff 777 1047
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throughout with back seats
converting to queen sue bed*
Middle table, sink. 7 water
holding tanks with pump plus
Ire sh w ater connection
A C'D C refrigerator, ice boo,
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Attorney cited tor efforts
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Girls to compote in pageants
There to little warning. The aky turns foreboding, prematurely dark.
The wind picks up. Stop signs stagger. TrafTlc lights sway. '
t j i : - That sprinkle opens into a sudden downpour. Fighting strong
zeto visibility, motorists decide to pull ofT the road and waltllduL
In office buildings, lights flicker and go o u t Work cornea to i
The pattering on the roof becomes a pounding, as rain tur
Student gets pageant trophy
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the secretaries b o s s Ka th y C a v a n n a
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stifle s o n ’s g ro w th
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loo imu It 1 km.iw VOII fill
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to resist >alimg ih. mmiit is ol
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motif is Ami tlstl -ill ol mi 1ml
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tin* i nights sold out
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great S* v i t ,d kids *attfi h ti k to
wan h d again
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and MH lii'IJi Hus'.ell
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Iho Lake Mary Longwood area
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by Chic Young
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Knotts
9 Suth sense
9 Spoil
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10 Glut
1? Heraldic border 11 VP s superior
13 Type ol tish
17 Patton
14 Ape
19 Merry
1b Necestily
22 t.islente
16 Grow in lenqlh 23 Saull __
IB Cenlerprecr
Mane
70 Urals
74 Scourge
2b Musical wink
21 Consume
7? language sutlu 76 Underwater
74 Dmimialimi
ships
46 Milleosl ll.lth1-1
36 Halo
77 large lord
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4 7 Narrow
38 01 am i.itt
31 CnntlellalHin
7B Not milwanlly
opening
39 It s cold3? Pari ol a
79 Order ol
48 Jekyll s
41 Sphmt I.mhI
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whales
oppisile
42 At a distance
33 New Iprel I
30 While trust
43 Menton iniHiey bO Flat h.n
34 lump
37 Maturing ageol
bl I.iIhu group
44 Irish G.telir
(alibi |
3b Awry
3b Indeed
4b Smos Indian
36 Utah ski resort i
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ACROSS
Interesting developments are
m Ihr olTlng Hint portend In
creased earning* for the yrnr
ahead. Whut transpires could
w m r aland rnthrr suddenly.
TAURUS (A|irtl 20M ay 20)
Conditions 111 general continue
in look favorable lor you today
w ltrrr financial development*
are ronrrrned. There nrr In*
dir.Mots showing you should Inable to litipmvr ii|Min what Is
already advantageous. Taurus,
treat yourself In a birthday gifi.
Send lor your Astro-Graph predieitntis lor the year ahead hv
mulling SI In Astro-Graph. e/o
this newspajx-r. P.O. tlox 9I42F4.
Cleveland. OH 4410I-342H. Hr
sure In stale ynur zodiac sign.
OEM1N1 (May 2 1 dune 29)
There is some I til nK you ran do
lietirr than most signs and that
Is tu Juggle several assignment*
sim ultaneously wltfi relative
ease. Your remarkable gift will
Is- ulltl/rd today.
C A N C E R Mum- 2 1-duly 22) It
will Is- obvious to your Irtends
that you're pretty gisM at keep.
Hid sei rets today and lilts ts why
coulldentlal Inlormnllnn that Is
uol revealeil to them may lie told
to you.
LE O -M u ly 23-Ang 221 Ttslay
yon iire likely to leel more
eumforlahle with (ample who
don'I lake I brim.-Ives nr life I in i
M-rlnusly. Let 11k- worriers concenltale oil one anolfier and try
DOW N
In resolve I be unn-solvable.
V IR O O I A u k 23-Sept. 221 t fust rate |2
Substantial jH-rsonal gralltliuwdt i
tion will Is- Kalned Inday (tom
2 __ school
sIlualloilH where you use ynur 3 In a sheltered
mental prowe**. in meet and
plate
iivereome ehalletiKes. The hraltl
4 Compensation
is miKliiier than the brawn.
LIB R A I Sept. 2 3 -O c t. 23|
Somt-I lilies It h n’l I imi wise to value. Slant ynur JitdKtlletil
oiler advice In another w hrn It Inward ttir recently successful.
CAPRICORN IDee. 22-Jan.
Isn’t sollelted. Today, hnwrver. If
you have suKKrslInns that ran 191 This Is a gixal day In talk
ihinKs tivrr wltfi co-workcrs In
help a friend, spmk up.
order In rrsolvr misunderstandSCORPIO |U<1. 24 Nov. 221 If ItiKs. I’mduetlvlly will Improve
s u m r u n e I n v i t e s y o u to when belter rominutilrat Inns tire
|>artlrl|>ntr In a Joint venture established.
today, don't reject It hrlorr
AQUARIUS Man. 20 Feb. I9|
studyltiK It Hi ik-plh. The pro- A recreational tuvak I imI.iv could
isisiii could In- a grant one.
serve us a healthy release In
BAOITTARIUB (Nov. 23-Dec. alleviate tensions which have
21) Today you mlKlit have to iN-t-n hulldltiK up Set adcqualidecide uu Issue where the tlmc aside fora fun activity.
allernatlves ap|i-ur to In- of equal
PISCES (Fell. 20-March 201
n
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By Bcrnlc* Bede O tol
Y O U R R H IT H D A Y
May B. IS IS
G chmI thltiKs isruld happen lor
you ill the year ahead through
|K-o|)le wllh whom you have
established solid relationships.
Friends will hrltiK you into the
act when ptnjilUiius (bint's de
velop lor them.
T A U R U S (April 20-May 20)
You ttiuy In - tiuin- sensitive and
defensive than usual regarding
ynur |NislOons and opinions to
day. II you nuke statements
without thltikuiK- you might
unintentionally say something
that will lx- did Hull to ret rail.
GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20) A
companion's earelessness and
extravagance could prove lu be
expensive lor you tiKlay if you're
ttoi careful. Don't In - duped Into
an arrangement where you pay
lor uiarlher's mhtukes.
C A N C E R (June 2 1-July 221
Derisions made out ol spite
today an- likely to cause you
additional frustrations Instead of
giving you I he satisfaction of
get lin g e ve n . Iluvt- m alice
towards none.
LEO IJitly 23-Aug. 221 f'allenee tnlgfit not In- your strong
suit tiKlay. rspedally II yon have
In attend to an unpleasanl
assignm ent. If you perform
poorly, whut you do may have to
In - done over later.
V IR O O I Aug 23-Scpl. 221
There's a posMhlllly you may
encounter sum tunc In u Ms-ial
selling today who will arouMyour animosity. Ik- careful not to
say anything you could regn-t
later.
L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oel. 23) Gen
erally spt-aklng. you're looked up
to and admired by your |M-i-rs,
hut today you may pull otl
something In public thal could
dim inish the luster of your
image, lie m indful of your
behavior.
S C O R P IO 10(1. 24-Nov. 221
People who aren't In complete
agreement with you today are
apt to experfenre your wrath.
Coming down too hard on the
wrong guy may teach you a
lesson you'll not readily forget.
B A O IT T A R IU B (Nov. 23-Der.
21) Business conditions could he
n i'i-
Give priority Inlay to Hie tyjN-s
of aeOviOes licit include Ik i IIi
family and relatives. You're
likely to have much more fun
wltfi your kinfolk than you will
with outsiders.
ARIES (March 21-April 19)
There Isn't much that ts a|rt to
cscajM- ynur attention today.
You’ll I n- IniOi curious and a
quick study, mid whut yuu learn
you'll I n- very i-aftcr In share
wllh nlhers.
H II9H9. N EW SP AP ER KNTKKPRIHK ASSN.
a bit more t-omjilieated lor you
lutlay lhau lin y apjH-ar to I n- ai
llrst glance. Move cautiously and
lake nothing lot granted.
CAPRICOBN IDee. 22 Jan.
19) Kvcn though it's likely lu In your wisr-st course ol act ion.
making compromises or canet-sslotts will In - dltrieoll for you
lo tin ItMlay. Ikni'i t-xpccl the
iilherguy loylt-kl It vou don't.
AQUARIUS Man. 20-Frb. 191
Try not to delegate tusks Imlay
lo unyone whose talents or
copabllllics you doubt. It's ImIN-ruilve tliut tIs- |n t m )ii and the
assignment meslt properly.
PISCES IFeh. 20 Mart h 20| II
you find yourseU In an un|)leusunl sjn >I I imI.i v . II can proltably
In- I raced hack lo your own
decisions and ad ions. Think all
of your moves tlimugh carefully.
ARIES (MureIt 21 -April 19) Do
mil aitempt lo hlull your way
Ihnrugh erf Ileal i-ureer uiatn-rs
ItNlay. ir you do not have someIhtiig or sulislunee to hack you
up. It's best lo In- quiet and uol
make waves.
(CJI9M 9, N K W S I'A I’EH KNTEItl'H ISK ASSN.
W IN A T M I D Q I
By J u M i J t M k f
After Suutfi had opened one
diamond. Ills Jum p lo three
no-trump over partner's onelevel response showed an un
usual hand — a solid six or
seven cards In his minor suit,
and scattered wuppers. Careful
Charlie had fudgra a little (hla
suit was not solid), but he had
plenty of extra high-card points.
When North Invited with four
no-trump. Charlie went right to
stx no-trump. That turned out lo
In- a much belter choice than alx
diamonds.
Declarer won the ace of clubs
and led the queen of spades.
West took I lie are and continued
with the 10 of clubs. Charlie won
the king In dum m y as East
discarded a spade. Charlie now
cashed the A -Q of hearts and
c o n t in u e d s p a d e s .
W est
followed lo the ts-cond and third
spade while East, who had
discarded a spade on the king of
clubs. Icl go a heart on the third
spade. When dctlarer played the
king of hearts. West followed
with the Jack. O n the fourth
apade East threw another heart
and West discarded a dub.
Charlie now had a complete
count. West had started with
three spades, three hearts, five
clubs and therefore only two
diamonds. East originally held
three spades, five hearts, one
e lu b a n d th e re fo re fo u r
diamonds, and he was holding
on lo all four id them. Even If
East held the diamond queen,
finessing would not lu-Jp de
clarer. since the queen was not
going lo fall. Ills only chance
was that the queen would bc
doublrton with West. So Careful
Charlie played oul the A-K of
d iam on d s, d ro p p in g W est's
queen and making Ills slam.
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April 24 III tile (irrlrt lilr Ilu lI'llklss H ry il M rm nri.ll Cll.ipr l ill
Itlc rullryfr Dulls Wits v trr pri sttit-til ul her senior liursliiK rliiss
mul was awarded a liarlirlur ul
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Is prt'M 'iilly w u rkliu ; al l.llr
Cntin'frts. Orlando, and plans In
pursue her master's tu nursiiiu
at Nova Ulllversln In Oilandn.
• Helen Ta v lu r Morris was
awitrded a lim llelur ul sell nee
rleuree In elrutciilarv edneiilliitt.
Willie al 1W C she reeelved the
Harry T . Mntire Memurlal Se liulitrslilp. the highest iieltlevemelll
In stintent leaehtiui and sfM eliil
reeuuniiiun in prulessiiinaltsni.
Helen Is presenllv emflluyed ill
Idytlwllle Klementiiry in S.uilnrd
its an lnslriit llnn.il iisslslant. She
plans In 1lio near liilure In
iM-eume a third ipade leaeher.
and In pursue her masler's In
readltifiedtieaiiuii.
• Hern lee lla ll-S In n e y was
llWiiriled il llili'helur ul seleine
deuree In elemeiiliiry erhieatliai.
Sh e ifra ilu a te d m anna c u m
Inude, and leeeived a iruplty and
sa'Venil eerllheali's Inr her milstaildltii! wnrk. Helnre .illi'iirliiii>
lU 'C . Ilcnilee reeelved a tear llers' eerlllleale hum Si Jnsepli
Teuehers Cullene. mul i.uinhi In
•lam alea a n d ih e C a y m a n
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enipluyed as ii seeund-urade
leaeher >11 Cassellu m Klentenlary Si litMtl. Ilernlre‘% idllm ale
nu.il Is ii m asler's denrtT In
psyehulnny: she wnnld like In
wnrk with tnmhled ehlldieu. She
will iH'nin ,’lasses ill Th e U niver
sity ul Central riorhla In Ihe liill.
K u r m e r S i i n l n r d l l e .le a n
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Willie Fields v
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Orullfte C u u nlv Sell)nils Ira mule
Ilia n III years p rliu in her
n-liM-nilnit In Texas. She has
tis elved her masler's of rduraHun In supervision and ad*
in 1u I st r a I In n . S h e h o ld s
eert meat Inns hi lanf*ua|{e learninn dlsahllilies. dlaftlinsllr teslJiiK . m id -m a n a fte m c n i adm In ls ir n lIo n . p ro fe s s io n a l
sii|H rvlHl(iii. K Ihroufth second*
ary m h I.i I science composite,
counselor edueallon supervision.
She Is a lleeused professional
enuuselnr. and Is board-certified
•ay the National Association of
School I’sycliiiloftisis. Presently.
Jones is employed In a Texas
school district as an evaluation
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An auditorium for 'Button'
D o r lt W a r *
and Gussle Wilson.
Allendlng Ihe eereiiionli s lids
past Sunday were Ids sisters
O live W ilso n Jo h n s o n and
Eunice I. Wilson.
NAACP banquet open
NAACP An mud Ikintpict will
be held on Sal unlay. May 2<>. ai
Ihe Quality Inn Hotel. I.ongwoud
and 1-4. Tickets are uvallahlc h\
railing president of the Seminole
C o u n ly C h u p ie r . T n r n e i
Clayton, ul :i2 :UK):i:i
Mom's Oay gala tat
Spiritual Gala llampici lor
Mother's Day will lx- held lod.iv
for Mothers everywhere at iln
Sanford Civic Center. A lasldon
■how and gospel music will
h ig h lig h t the afternoon ol
spiritual family enirrtalnmeiu .ii
Its finest on Mother's Day. M.n
14. from 5-H p in .
Tickets are • !() lor adults. $.">
for children under 12. For Hi k
els. call 3 2 1-5454 or 3 2 3-1793
James W. Wilson, a native of
Sanloril, was honored Sunday.
April :«J. when Ihe James W.
W ilson A u d itoriu m was de
dicated In Ills honor on the
campus ul Jones lll|(h School.
Orlando.
Wilson bc|(an ills teaching
(Mena Hawkins la a Sanford
career In 1950 al Jones Hlf(h as
covarlng
hand director. He has served as
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p r e s id e n I of Ih e F lo r id a
I kind masters AsMX'tatlon, and Is
the 25lh recipient of Ihe presi ifjinns Florida Music Educators
Leisure programs at Nemltinlr
Association Hall of Fame.
Com m unlly College iiliuoiinci-s
Wilson Is richly deserving or lhal the following classes will
ihe many honors he has re begin during the week ol Mnv h
ceived. and of the great honor of
Art Apprretutlon — Max H
having the School Hoard of June 19. Mombiys. 7-9 p in
Orange Counly give him special •25/prrson.
recognition lor o utstanding
Kelationshlps: Addleiion m
achievement.
Love — May IO-3I, Wednesdays.
A resolution In James W. U:30a.m.-12JtO|i.in. iS/jM-rson
"Chief" Wilson honors him fot
French 1 — May I (K in ne 2H,
Ills many efforts to furlher thr W e d n e s d a y s . 7 -1 (1 p .u t
goals of the academic communi $5/ix-rwin.
ty as a member ol the Southern
Cliareoal Drawing - May
Association of Coltrgrs and See- I l-Jun e 15. Tliunulavs. 7-9 p m .
oiidary Si Ikm i Is evaluation leant. a25/person.
The rt-solillloti grs-s on to cite hts
(Mass Gullar I — May 11 -diilv
unselfish service lo Ills commu 13, Th ursd a ys. 7-Hi3il p in
nity lay Ills active Involvement til •33/|iersnn.
cliutch. tr.dcrii.il organUallons
For more liilirmallon or lo
and lor Ids overall development enroll.call 323-1450.ext. tail
and experience nf the band
sliidenls.
1 0 F lo y d T h e a tre s |
He also was commended lor
Ids m dipir ability lo leach and
litsilll strong moral values while
providing a role model of ihe
Idglu-si character.
Cottgraliilalloiis to Wilson lor
such a gic.it honor, lie uml his
lovely wife. Virginia Wrlgtu
Wilson, are uaitvcs ol Sanford.
Wilson is well-known hy San
torihics as "llm in ii." from when
In* a ltrm lc d (ioldshoro and
f i n a l u r n
O nonis Academy. He is ihe son
ol l lie laic Thomas Wilson Sr.
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Education
S p a ld in g : T h i s is too m u ch fu n ’
By VICKI DsBOMMWB
Local atudant artists honortd
SKMINOI.K C O U N TY - Five Semluole Coiiiill liluh s hixil
sludeiils were houoteil reis-nlli as liunlisi in Flialdas mill
111uuiessinu.il dlslilel's |Mirtlull ol till- Couuiessloli.il All
Coiii|N-||lkill
Cllldle Willie ol Seminole Hli'tl S< hixil. Dean M.llllli ol laike
M.iry liluh Sellixil. Toni Demps-v ol Take Unwell liluh Sehixil.
Jilliel K.is |n-i nl Oviedo liluh Sellixil and Klmlx-rli Kellies ol
l. VIIIUII liluh S llixil wen- pies-iiled with awards ol merit III
U S Hepiesr-iitallve Hill MiVollum. who empll.isl/ed the
uu|xiriaueeol ail m a well h iiiiii Ii i I eiliieallou
Lock Lowa students named to society
I.AKK MAHV — lax-k l.uwe l're|i.iialiiri S<Tuxil luniors
William Adams and Calllerine I'earee have Ix-eu aeeepled lulu
Ilu- Center lot Excellence III mm s x ie lv al llie Ulilversltv ol
(V iural Flmida
The ('elder lot Kxeellenee was eslahllshi'il at live stale
Ultlversllles III TTnild.i lo enema.tuc llie developmeul ol mien-si
hi sludeiils in math and Ihe s lenees
Sterling Park students win
UASSKI.IIKIdiV — Three SterllllU I’.uk Klemeulan Sellixil
studenis swept lop honors in ihe Cusseltx-rry liiitarv ClulTs Hill
ol Kluhlsess.11 iimlesl
The yoonuslers will lx- honored next week hi llie liolaiy
(Tu ll wiih eeriltleales which will lx- picst-iilcd al au awards
lire.iklasi
Adtlenne O Ik n le won last place. Ilnxik Kam lx'.iu was uiieii
M-i-nml plat eanil Hind p la n -w e n l in V\ illi.un C o u n cil
English Estatss curriculum fair winners
AI.TAMC >NTK Sl’KINGS
The lullow iuu simli-nis won pii/es
al Hu- Euulsih Estates Elemeniary S« luxil euirleiihun lair Iasi
week In klnderu.irletl in.itli I'hllllp laiSeur; III llrsi urade inalh.
Si-lli Kushlier. I.isa DeAliU«-lls and Kim Smalley. Ill Ihlid urade
m. uli (ia ii While. Meieditli Htnwn. Meliss.1 Murray. Man Knss
ami s, nil IlHiiiuhiuii. In fourth urade math N'lehukis DcAilKclIs
Juuaih.in Ward and Seoti l.nlxJI. 111 lilt ft urade malh. Kus.mdra
li.Mii Jon Va|H». Jellrev Conley and Joseph Henderson In
science, llie winners were Kinderuarten. lauiren Dalton and
Kaeliel licllows. m lirsi urarle. Diisilii Alexander, m seem 11I
Urarle Mary Eurloiiu Miitu-m l.aihmp ami Jell l.ulx-ll. m Hind
Urarle Nit hole Erickson. Uuira Eloyd. Si-Ill Novashlliskl. Aaron
Dity. Elxinle Alexander anti If van VanderWrlde: in lonrih
urade. KolN-rt Torranl. Mark S i ic Im i i i . Erie Harris. Maitht-w
I lay d r 11. Aaron Siehll anti Chris I'.mkiier: ami m the lilih
urarle. Kk ll D v I mI. i I i I. Kr-ler Kn/elle and Allx-rl Ikireeln. The
six 1.1I studies winners were lilsl urailer Jaierl D.uilierlllle:
sri'onrl urailer Klii.miiati Minello and Aimrlrea S/e/e|sMiiak:
Hut il uiaders Ivelle Gakmes. Kris I'.nrlek and Crxlv linker
Imirih uraders.Josh Morris. Jana Hill. Trlna llnllreiier. Tam m y
la-lirr. Cal her me I'alllii and St-oily Kerry and fifth uraders
Molly Mr Gillie. Mauuk* Hall ami Tyler I’alrlek
T h e lop two Imishels ,n ear h level will eom|x-le e iiu iiliw lilt-
Goldsboro, Hamilton
announce honor rolls
Gnldslxun Elcuiftilarv Si tuxil
A H*a«r Rail
Daniel Ilf li|aiiilli. /iilm .i
Vttli-s. Nicholas Valriitllii'.
C'ru* Ibarra. Justin Dash.
Atm Mark- Cham U r*. I.cslie
Sanders. Jonathan Moore.
Kurin I'nller. Sura Kniuln.
Shannon Maguire. Sophia
Cunonlaado. Shay la Honk*.
Am anda Kunkle. Ilrrn u rd
I* r a 11 . S a y u n u n I k o n e
Selikehanli. Kc Im-ccm Vulfllline. Joshua Hlunliiii. Tuninil
McGowan. Ealrrlcu Uuinn.
Nulushu Karnes. Nicholas
Gordon. Jennifer Trl|i|i. Chris
W n o d w -u rd . J o h n | J .K .|
Frledel. Oseur CuilonUado.
K o n n le M c N e il. S tephen
Sp e rry. Shuw ndu Mi Neil.
Klchard Thomas, und Aii|>el
wimiins
A B N m m t Rail
1.1 n d a C u r l e r . D a v id
Wk'Kand. Amanda Anderson.
Jo h n Dan. Shuiin Harris.
Honda Hlelenruili. J im-1 Silva.
S cu ll S l u m . .Jodi T rip p .
C h u tid rlu n W illia m s . T y
Lurixque. I .a lira D r . Marlene
Sekravea. Tony EaFouihulu.
K a lh e r y n H e a th . K a r y n
H rew er. K e iilielli llro w il.
Jamie Kuudcnhuah. Tumuru
A r m s ir o n n . W a rre n A n
derson. Turell Ifa-nder. Dawn
K e rn , s iiu y lo llllu M ile s .
Mleliael SI. GinrUe. Arkelsha
Walker, laiierlka Williams.
E u r le k a Y u u ri|(. Ilr a n d l
Heberi. Mouiipie Tham es.
Tameka Anderson. Caiiiliee
liniwu. Alicia llaker. Katrina
D a v is . D e p h n e H a m lin .
Valorlc Miller, la-nuy Nelms
C arson Slone, anil Kelly
Wlekaml.
B H t s c r ItoU
Jason Waldu. Sumuniha
Dell. Slieme Ik-ss. lb.indie
llo lm a n . Natasha llantki-.
Shalonda I'elersnii. Kelly
Sirever. KrlsioDer Kossman.
Doshla M cD on a ld . Ja so il
Hawkins. Klmlx-rlv ('oilman.
Jusiin lienlaniln. Kaeliel Ik
voider. Kelly Ko|p-r. Mauu'e
Mllk-r. Natalie MniiriM-. Him(>1nnh. Dawn 1‘rall. loilerlea
Slokes. Jessica Olllmun. Kara
Markovii/. Kellve McGowan.
Naihaniel Gauwll/. Ilrandon
Johnson. Tellllle Jones. Mati hew Miller. Jennifer I’arr.
M elissa S ir le k llu . Ja s o n
Heath. Kcyshuwn HubUm l
Precious Mi Kinney. Je llify
W illiam s. Iilla n l Clayton.
.Tosepll A lia e lic . C r y s t a l
llaker. Louise Jiaies. laikeslna
Anderson. To d d Hudson
Herald staff writer
I .D N G W D O I )
-
M le lia e l
S|i.ddlmi h.isu'l always wauled
In I n - ,i leaeller. lull mite lie sii
Ills mliiil In enter the pmlessimi
then- was tut lurtilMU l>a !*.
Spaldinus lather a h iu lm a i
enumeei. had wauled tils son to
follow III Ills liNilsteps lint as
Mil Tl.lel le.ll lied llie s u ile llllU
husluess n u ll Ills lalliei. In
e.uiie to reall/e that lie llis licit
mole III Ills piiilesslou.il trie
"I elllelerl eolleue as a picdenial sliulellt." Sp.ildini1 said
" I hell I llim iulil l it enter hlnlou
leal resean h ”
As a m lk u e lllllim lie Ills!
innsideied leaililllU si 'truer. lie
liad alivavs hart a knack Im
explalllluu e ie n llie miisl emu
pli aleil fiilii cpts ill a way Ills
ie llo w s t u d e n t s i m ild n n deist,mil Ik slrli s. lie lined ap
plvtnu s, lem e In evervdav sluiaHulls
I i unlit pioltahli have unliti i i I ii a prolessiun that paid
mini
S|ialdmu s-uil
tun I
wnnlil nm lx as liappi
Spaldiuu suit there was a lime
in Ins lih wlieu In pul iiimiei
III s i. lull he uuw leall/es dial
s u iiii tunes
ilu u iiiiftria u ii.il
le w .u d sa ie m in e im|Hiiiani
He said olie ol llie uuisi
silislytllU as|x t is ol Ins |uh Is
tlial In Is si ill ahk In le.illl
snlllellllliu new e i i i i IHlie In
eiili'is a i lassriMim I le.illl hum
n il sludeiils. |usl like lliei le.illl
lio m me.' lie said.
S|sildmu sa il dial Ills hist
leal III llie elassriMiili. he (ell he
needed In lx- c v r li slink III s
11lend. Ilui lie has m u le d oiei
ihe years hi the imsunm that a
leaeller can lx- Ixitli Irleud and a
stem plodder. •liar a leaelii r rail
lell ,i student.
I l e i . (Ills Is
lni|Mirtaiu l.r .u n n
He came In eeiill.il Ikirlda
hum his n a m e Keiilin ki 17
years au" while III N a n .mil
hc(iail io n is e s III hlulouv <11
Florida 1'eehnleal IJiilv e is iiv
(now the (Jlilverslli ol Ceultal
Fliindal A lin Ids m illlary ills
clinritr. lie eoilipleled Ills deuiee
III I!*77 .mil lixik a |uh le.n I iiiiu
al Mllwec Middle Sehmil where
lie has Iniiuhl phvsleal sck’iicc
slim -.
Michael Spalding lata hit eighth grad* atudcnla l*arn by doing In tcltne* lab*.
Hill In Spaldiuu si n in e Is
■ti i ' III.ill iu ix iiiu i hrmieals and
llsii IIIIIU In il lei lin e
"Ml
approai h is v e il hands-on." lie
slid
We do alioiil two in iliree
lalis,i week '
I In plohlelll lie sa-es Willi llie
A iu e ili'iin a p p ro a c h lo the
sin in ip . and the reason C.S
sludeiils lau In hind lln- icsl ol
lln wm lil when ll m ines lo Ihul
•ilea, is ihe Amerleaii approai h
lulls in leach irilleal llunklnu
skills
We IIII lllull/e kil ls ." lie slid
We iluii'l learn In dunk ihlnus
llilo iiu h ."
Thai Is siniielliliiu Spaldiuu
Hies lo nri nmpllsh III Ills lahs. Ill
rllcct lie s.ild. lie "llleks" llie
sludeiils Hilo leaililllU In lliak
mu I In-111 lliltik lin y an- lia ilnu
Inn.
Spaldiuu s lid llin l. rlesplle
ila lllis hi leaehi-rs Irom oilier
si Inxils. he lias never had a
roMipInmi ahmil llie lack nl
up In date malellills ivllh uhlell
lo leach
•'Out Ixxik Is Iasi year’s rdl
lion. Inn I supplement 11 m ill
lllllius lll.ll llie iclrvaill lo llielf
lives today." Spaldiuu slid
Spaldiuu admits his leai lilllU
si vie Is not ihe easy way mil
heeuilse II ir ip illr s a lot ol
prcparaiiiiii. lull lie so il 11 is
wotili 11 10 s e imdersiaudliiu
dawn oil 1li<- kiee ol all elulllh
Uiailer.
Ills dauuhier. Christy, a sev
enth uradcr al Mllwis-. will not
lx- In Ills srleucr class nexi year
(" T h e r e 's an u n w r liic u law
a u a llis l le.n lilu u m i l l o w n
kids.
lie explallicrli. I111I Iasi
suium er lliei did It.ltel In Ihe
|iarksol Canada and llie wi-stern
Culled Slates in vklinla|ie llie
ualural m inders Their -12-dav
trip ueiled alxiul I n limits nl
him 11Ilk'll llie |hilr have edlled
m in .15 Ilnur lour.
Sometimes Spaldiuu
show
|xulimis ol llie ia|H- In Ills class,
hill s lid llie suh|eel m ailer.
leehlilealli. is 1101 pari ol lln
phvslenl selellee ciirrleillutll
"Hill seclliu this is like WilliTlIlU
a Nal loiiui Geouraphle s|xnTu
w hen- you can ask ■piesiluiiN a*
von u<i." lie slid.
S|ialdlnu and a 1nlleauue wen
Ihe learn wlileh pill louether llie
county-wide Nth urarle sle u e i
I'lirrieulm u iwu years auu. “ I'm
very proud ol llie |nh we d id ." lie
slid .
S|>alilliiu s lid while Hit- lahs
m ay chaiiut- Irom year lo year In
Ills ekissnxim. Ihe lessius n-main eoiislanl. "And I uel siu-ll a
hlu kick mil 11I a kill I lauulll a
•Io /i -ii years auo eomlnu up hi
me and s i vlHU lhal he rem em lx-rs siiiie lh liiu he learned In m y
1lass ami iliaukliiu me lur II."
As Iiiiiu as llie sludeiils keep
Ifuriiinu Irom him and iliaukliiu
lum Im ilu- kuiiwli'udc he makes
Inn. S|kildlnu lias no plans hi u<>
mi loaiiolher proli-sslon.
" T h is is hxi miieli h m ." he
slid.
Michael Manner. Veronica
M iller, Aliuel I'asipierella.
I.alasha I'leree. Alnuuil Shaw.
I.isa Tra p p , and Jen n ller
Walilow.
Ilamlllon Klemeniarv S c I iimiI
A Hm m t Ball
3rd Grsd«
Delira Crapps. C lirisiiua
C u llu n t . C e lia J a c k s o n .
I.ln d s e y K e lle r . I.e r o r y
l.iskelt. Tukeemah I'oweli.
M i-nan Ha f I Ilf . S p e n c e r
Sehmltl. und I.isa Whitlow.
4th Or*4a
S u n ia iilh a D u u k liis o n .
I.lndsey Evans. Anna Hiuuhis.
Jill ShiN-muker. and Kristina
Strlpllnu.
Stk Ors4«
Julia Hardin. J imII Wilcoxcn. und Jennifer Xelenak.
B MsM r Rail
3rd Ors4«
Clieree Alton). SlcphnultItead. Gerald lilshop. Anthony
llr o o k s . W a lte r l l r y u n l .
Chrlstlnlu Duvenpurl. Juliet
Dickerson, harry Ellis. Nell
Te d d e r. Fat rick Kintnau.
Christopher Gilmer. Joseph
Grcnn- John Hurdeu. Sleven
Harriett. Holly Henry. Tllluny
Henry. Adrk-nne Jones. Erica
Martin. Alicia Mason. Daryl
MeConnlek. Malik- MllelH-ll.
.loiiuihun Morris. Suhrlna
I'arsmts. Charlie IVudcIlnu.
Dotinlus IS>|m-. Tuhltha Kerberis. liria n Huby. Heather
Sever. JiM-elyn Smith. Tasfta
Smith. Nk-oie Spivey. ItaviHi
S I a 11 o w o r I I t . S a r a h
Sutherland. Kuberi T h rill.
Tcnesliu Wells. David Weph.
Christina Whldtkm. Ik-njamln
W illia m s , a n d T o m o th y
Xelenak.
4 th Grid*
Manenla Alhrlnhl. Kicky
Anderson. Joseph lle|(ula.
Alesha Crouse. Hoseanna
Fowler. Dawyne Jack. Tara
Jenkins. Tunicl McKinney.
C h r i s t o p h e r I’ o n / l l l o .
S a lire eiia S a p p . D a rlen e
W«-lisl(T. Natalie Wi ld. Alicia
Wells. Jonathan Wdk. .mil
Takltlu Williams
Ilk Grid*
K e lly lla lllllttu ll. To d d
lie llo rd . M ichael llrooks.
Tunieeku Cam pi s II Andrea
Cross. Joshua lie Laura.
Josilen Grover. Eiinlv Helms
T h e r e s a l l n k s . H o ita ld
Jackson Vera June. Miles
M organ. .lallliee N ichols
S«oii Theriault, lam Tran,
and Chad Wclborn.
Seminole High School s choral group. Destiny, recently won the
best ol show award at Iho Si» Flags Over Georgia Choral
Competition in Atlanta They now plan to compete in a similar
competition at Boardwalk and Baseball and the state competition
in Gainesville
Destiny places first in choral contest
By VICKI B*B4BRMM
Herald stall writer
SANFOHD — I he Semttioli Iliuh Si limil
t lior.d i>iniip lit stun p l.n id Iasi ai lln
Six Flat's (Ite r Geoipia C hoi.il t oni|« -in ion
Iasi m i k
"Fraukli I was sm p iisid
s.ud Ituli
Muiiulic. Desiim s i linr.il , I it ••i<>t
I
rllJlTl know Wi wi le lli.tl U'“ «l
I ti si an is a ir | iiiemlx i ■ horns .a Ixi'li
lio ls .m il Ullls I i.ii ki it In .in I I pa i • I Mini
M.iuullc dcsi Hires Ik stun as lx ilia ii n
lull' ll like llie Kids ol llie KmU'Iniii •Inn.ili
al Wall Dlsia-l W oilil I In i siuu what
Maituue tlestidx-s as Ion iiinsn Ii is
up It ui|x>.unl Ila sin
Al tile Six I la us ■oiiipt liltoli Ik s iu n
|x ip .inn d al iliusidi s. Inxils •il all sizes ill
llie "o|M'lT' eolU|M llllini I In n w in limn
III ill la U uloups pailn iplinu m lln c u nl
' Wi ■oiisisieiilll uni ones |su|x inn
raluiKsI In im i i n d u e s
and I was
pk . i m d Mauiim said l lu llo it i c m lln
.m a id Ini Ix si *i| slmw iiasuteal
lln si Inxils auallisl wlm Ii lln St iiiltnik
Ulnop eollt|ieletl wi re linm as l.o aw .ll as
lix a s and llliunis S i , , , , , st Inxils had as
m ain as i i n m i siuili ills liom wlm It in
■haw
lln um up paid Int lln II owil llip In
Allanla ililotiuh lln sail •>i H ik 'd e‘“ “ l '
.m il i ainli I lie ■ttsl Ini iia ie l liHlumuaiid
i ta il lees was in at lx *7 "nxi
I In si kills |i .dll will ki d haul In i am
llicllinin t M.iuillli said
\i \i on Mai In tin i w ill i h iii |m n hi a
i noli si al IliMtdwalk .mil Has. Iiall lln
i ii ii i |m III inn w ill I n >aud.ll In lln mn Hl' i
pisi i ninini ii d ill Allanla
lln Ii >l|i in mu d.n Ik sia n will l i . n i l In
l i.mn si die Ini lln stall •hampiniiships
s |m iiis i lied hi lln I Inililii < hni.il Assix la
Hull
I In si kids pul ill Inis nl h um s and
i-ltnii in n ln a is .il and |w ilia main e.'
Maunlli unit d
Next lia r M.iuillli will ll.lir In Ii IMI lid
his pm ur.nn lx i ansi In w tlllnsr I I si-tinas
In ui-'dnalinii Hm In said tin in im u 'l
slink nis m m mu up an la k n iid and ll
shniddti l lx dilln nil in pul in u 'H n l
aiuilln t w UIIUIIU 1Hiiihiualinli
Wink l!*» Inimal plalt> halt lx •it made
M .iuuii' said In is
il.ilikiliu
alxiul
. till IlltU Ik s lirn III III! li.llloll.il •n|ll|x II
Hull ill I all Ini 01*1 tills siuillll* I
li.iitlm u in that i min si would l» m i
i \|xosni
' - lln
uim ip lllllsl ilunk InliU
.aid u nd aUiui inakinu »in h plans
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Th e co u n ty wants to buy Lake Monroe Utilities, including its wastewater treatment plant (above) tor S1.5 million.
A welcome change
Many Lake Monroe Utility custom ers approve
of county's plan to purchase troubled facility
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Editorials/ Opinions
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LSjUuORIALS
Fence-straddling
During his campaign for the White House,
George Hush rcjxiatculy promised to he "the
edueation president." But the modest rducutlon package he ireently unveiled Is nln'ady
under a barrage of erilicisnt fmm educators,
teachers' unions, and politicians on both
sides id the aisle.
Many school superintendents grouse that
the President's proposal is long on rhelorle
and painfully short on the funds required 1o
Improve the nation's public schools. Hill
Hnnlg. California's school elilcf and one o f the
most vocal crlUcs. charges: " I f you don't t»et
enough to slay even wllh In Hat Ion. you're
forcing cuts.
BEN W A TTEN B ER Q
The real reason why the W est won
II It really is the cud ol an era. II tile fo ld War
leally Is m i l , wcougltl to ask: Why?
Pan ol the answer Is "Irving Brown." whose
memorial service was held, appropriately, on
May I — Muv Day — In the marble and mosaic
grand lobby of the A F L-C IO headquarters
building In Washington.
Brown died In February of tills year In Paris.
He was 77 For lour decades he represented the
American trade union movement In Kun>|H\
Many America ns do not know Ihul American
lalsir has a foreign jxillry and has Item a jxiiein
player In American si aireran. Over the years
tltai policy has generally I tern conslsleni and
descrllsible In stralgltirorward phrases: "aittlfascist." "uttll-cnniinunlsi." "antl-loialllarlaii."
"pro-democracy."
There arc many reasons. Inuti patriotic to
(Mroehlal. that labor Is so cnitcertti'd wllh foreign
IKilley and so |>asslonately pm drm ix-ntcy. One
reason, as A F L l'IO President tame Kirkland
likes lo say. Is that. "We don't waul lo negotiate
with all employer who also owns the (M iller . the
army. I he courts and the atom txrmb."
Irving Brown arrived In Eom|x' as World War
11 was ending. The continent was deslltute.
Politically, only the rnmmuntsls were well
organized. The Soviet Union had taken over the
eastern hull of Emii|x-. and they were trying to
gain Influence In the western hall. Their chosen
Ittslnnm-iil. their greatest |xitrutlul prize, was
the trade union movement. The communlsis
knew ihat whix-ver spike lor the unions could
credibly claim iiisp-uk for the workers. They
knew lliai II they
could rapture control
ol unions, they could
roll the waters of the
West, lor example,
by subverting the
Marshall Plan.
H a c k e d w it h I lie
a u th o r ity an d r e
sou rc es ut A m e ric a n
ii n I o tt s . It r ii w n
h e lp e d E u r o p e a n
u n io n s lig h t c o m
m u n ist (tiM-lrliie an d
c o n tro l, ll w a s uni an
easy
I as k . T h e
E u rop ea n
iin ln ti
m o v c m e iil c a m e m il
Ol il It'll 1st it.iilll Ion ol
till I IT c la s s s lt llg g lc
umt c la s s i-oiiselinislle s s id le u It) I h r
A m e ric a n rX|H-rlciicc. B ro w n a n d Ills A m e ric a n
Hep. William Gray, D-Pu.. chairman o f the
House Democratic Caucus dismisses the Bush
p rop osa l as ‘ •p op p y-cock .’ ’ And Hep.
Augustus Hawkins. D-Calif.. chairman o f the
House Education and ladxtr Committee says
ll doesn't stand a chance on Capitol Hill. Even
though Sen. Nuncy Kassehaum. K-Kun..
staunchly dclends the Bush meusure, which
she Introduced several weeks ago. numerous
other Republicans are far Iras sanguine about
its chances.
Rather lhull meekly announce (his program
to spend an additional 9441 million on the
schools In 1990. President Bush should
boldly proclaim a battle plan to Improve
public edueation. This won't please the
educational establishment, but It will get
their attention. He should ulso remind the
country that school funding remains, first
und foremost, a state responsibility. And he
should encourage the states to adopt specific
reforms, such as merit puy for top-llight
teachers.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
l-cllcrs In the editor arc welcome. All h-llt-nt must
lie signed and Include u mulling address and
daytime Irlrplnaie number. Letters should be oil a
single subject ami he us brief as possible. Letters
are subject inclining.
Berry's World
O h M A N ' G IM M E A N H O N O R A R IU M '
(0 1 9 8 9 N EW SP AP ER E N TE R P R IS E ASSN.
JA C K ANDERSON
More controls needed
for mail-order weapons
The Nutinnal Education AssH'latlon assails
Hie Educational Excellence Act o f 1989 as so
much smoke and mirrors that threaten to gut
existing programs. The Amerhnn Federation
of Teachers grumbles that tlie President’s
proposed federal outlays are too little and
misdirected. No surprise there. The nutlon's
largest teachersAinlons won't be happy until
the federal government s|x-nds at least as
much on schools as It docs on defense.
Gary Bauer, form er undersecretary o f
education, summed up the Bush dilemma
when lie said the President's projrosal lacks
enough new money to make the liberals
huppy and Is absent the philosophical bite to
gel the conservatives on board. Welcome to
George Bush's world o f political fencestraddling, where the W hile House frequently
compromises itself Into u no-win situation.
col Ileagues stressed Ihat the biggest Issues ill
stake went Is'Vond lell vs. rigid and on lo die
eonlesl Ix-IWeeu Ins- vs noil-tree. In mosi
Eunijx-an cmiuirles. ilumigb the loughesl limes
of llie Cold War. Ifte communists were denied
llu- domination they sought.
latler. Brown was Influeidlal In the creation ol
die luleriiallon.il fonledi-ralloii ol Free Trade
Unions, which lias worked gloliallv in keep
unions tree iiml mil ol communist hands
And so, in die enuise til lime, the luree ol
lotalllarlanlsm was stymied. Nol, ol course, by
ltie trade union movement alone There w-as
allied military sttetiglh. a trillion dollars worth
and more. There were emiragenus |xtlltletans nl
many denuxrallc Ideologies There was die
example ol die bulls ol a vigorous and nllen
creative private husluess sector Bill die unlolls
were a prime target, and thanks in some large
measure lo American trade unionists like Irving
Blow n, the prize was dented lo the oppressors
Now . the lldc ol totalitarianism seems s|x-nl.
They say It's the end ol all era llnl ll so. why? ll
is a long tale, witli many talc spinners, Inti let os
temi-mlx-r that, in the tlrsi instance, tolallbirlaiilsui Inninlcrcd l h-cause ll was prevenled from
succeeding
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GEORGE F. WILL
Society shouldn’t flinch from evil
N E W Y O H K — " T h e r e s e e m ." says a
p rofessor d e s c rib e d as a sp e cia list In udnlese e l 'l b e h a v io r . " I n
h ave been som e
s o n e c o n o m ic lactorn in v o lv e d . " A h .
H e re Is w h a t th o se " f a c t o r s " w e re " I n
v o lv e d " In.
M ore d ’ lii IK) Ix iys. m ost u n d er III. w en t
" w i l d i n g . " In th e ir ru m jM ge. th e y rujx-d an d
h a lte re d n e a rly lo d e a lli a 2H-ycur-old Jogger 111
C e n lr a l P ark n e a r H a rlem . T h e y hit h er w ith a
p ljx '. h a c k e d h er sku ll an d th ig h s w ith a k n llr.
IK iiim lrd h e r fa c e w ith a b rick , h ou n d h er
h a n d s b en e a th h e r c h in w ith h er b lix x ly
s w e a ts h irt, w h ic h a ls o s e rv e d us a ga g. S e v e n
o r m o re Ix iy s r a p 'd h er. (O n e b oy s a y s he
" o n l y p la y e d w llh d ie la d y 's le g s " a n d a n o th e r
s ays h e o n ly tell h er b rea sts a n d h eld Iter d o w n
w h ile o th e rs r a p 'd h erd
H e r la r y n x m a y h a v e h e rn c ra s h e d . S h e lay
u n d is c o v e re d lo r n e a rly lo u r h ou rs, lo s in g
tlir e i'-q u a rle rs o f h er blixxt. T ile jiu d d lc sh e lay
in Im s ii'iie d h v p ith c r m lu a n d h e r t r iiip T u ln r c
le ll l o HI).
V a rio u s e x p - r ib s a y th e y k n o w w h y (Ills
h a p p -n r d . A lie n a tio n , a n o m ie , b o red o m , ra ge
— ra g in g Ix ire d n iu ? — p - r r p ressu re. In e q u a li
ty . si .m is an x ie t ie s , te le v is io n , u d v e rd s in g .
T ile p ro les so r w h o s a y s " t h e r e s e e m lo h a v e
Ix s'ti s o m e M H iixs-o n om le la c io rs In v o lv e d "
e lu lx ira tes : "T lu * m e d ia . I'sjxs-lu lly le le v ls lo n .
Is e o n s ta n lly a d v e rtis in g th e se v a rio u s th in g s
Ih at a r e n e c e s s a ry to d c lln r y o u rs e lf, to Im- a ll
a c e e p ia b lc p e rs o n . a n d th e J u g gers m a y
rep resen t a le v e l o f s tx 'lix s -o n o in ie a tlu ln m e tll
that th e m e d ia h a s c o n v in c e d e v e r y b o d y Is
n e c e s s a ry lo lx- an a c c e p ta b le p erson . S o. lo
that e x te n t, s u c h p s q ile b e c o m e u t a r g e t ." Ah .
W h o Is lh e v ic t im ? W e ll. y e s . o l c o u rs e, the
w o m a n . B in la-r Id en tity, e v e n h er rru lliy .
(tls a jip -a r s a s s h e ic c e d e s In to a c a te g o ry : lilglt
a ita ln c rs . T h e txiys. b x i. are v ic tim s . T h e y
w e re p ro v o k e d liy h ig h a tla ln e rs a n d d is
o rie n te d hy tile d la -lu ip is e d c rite ria id uccvpta id e p-rsouInxM l.
W e h a v e h ere a n o lh e r triu m p h o l th e six-tal
s c ie n c e o l v ic t im o lo g y . Its s | x e lu lty ts d ie
im lvcisu h zu U n n o l vleilin lK M xl. th e ilisju-rsal ol
tes|Htnslhlllty in to a lo g o l "s tH 'liM in iio iille
la r lin s "
" O n the o th e r h a n d ." s a y s th e p ro les so r.
"t h a t d o e s n 't e x p la in w h y th ey w o u ld .iltu rk a
h o m e le s s p - r s o t l." A h o m e le s s ( m i s o il w a s o n e
ol d ie " w i l d i n g " p a c k 's e igh t v ic tim s Ix-lonIh e v e .iu gtil th e w o m a n
l lie luct that th e N e w Y o rk I lin e s c o n s id e rs
tlie p m lessor a n Illu m in a tin g sou le e is u m -11
• lliim m .tim g ll i c v e a ls tlie th e to m that e lite
lltx-ral in stil in a ills find c o n v in c in g a n d i h i i i lu llin g w h e n e o u lr o it ie il h v h o rror.
A n o ih e r th c m is t is In-ard tio n i "O n e dix-sn't
h a v e In c x i use soe!n |ialh lc tx 'h a v io r lo tin lirc
tin e o u lra s i ol * 'slid e, g n a t w e .d lli an d
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a g e n d a lo e v e ry p a s n ii,; tr a g e d y T in
le s s o n "
W ASHINGTON — In these clays ol urlstii
itaruiiidu, It Isram lordng to know that all the
outlie gear you need e.in lx- dumjM'd on your
ilixirsle|i hy tlx- U S Postal Service.
So you want to convert your semiautomatic U/t to a hilly uiihanadc machine
gun? No imdilem. Send Mi lo Phoenix
Systems llie. In Evergreen. Colo, tor the
Inst m il lotn*.
Have a hunkering lor a weapon dial
doubles as a haixly bouselndd Hem? Plux-nix
■dfers a 85(1 umbrella
s w o rd ' ’ w it h a
hidden 10-im-h sur
gical stainless steel
lance, designed lor
deep p'lielrullotl."
PI iim u Ix Is ixie ill
s e v e r a l n u llo n u l
m a ilo rd e r houses
that sjit'clullM's III
p a ra in d llu ry gear.
W h o needs II? A
spokesman lor the
com pany told our
assix lale Jim Lynch
ihul Ph(H-ulx has a
broad array id eusturners. In c lu d in g
Phoenix has a
m any who sim ply
broad array ot
w a n I lo p r o t e c t
customers,
th e m s e lv e s . A n d
including
what better way to
many who
pnitecl yourscll than
want lo pro
w ith these Item s
tect
Irani the Phoenix
themselves |
catalog:
9 A $65,000 M 50
urntored p-rsotuicl
currier dial Plxx-nlx advertises as "40.U00
|K>unds ol museie
The prrfrxt security or
survlvullst vehicle. Full set tX hullet-praot
armor ptale — never dem lllturlm l." You can
cull Phoenix hir an upprlntnx-iit lu test drive
lilts Irahy. The way tilings art- going. II could
Ix'cnme the vt'lth'le of efxrlee for urtrail
commuters.
• Barbed ru/or lajir Is sold wllh die plleh.
"Slojt alluekers cold with u very nasty
surprise UulA and hixrks Into flesh und
elnlrilng." PhtKnlx suggests the tu p ' can Ire
strung bet ween trees or ueriiot doors und
windows. "Use your linaglnailou," the
catalog says. "When laid out In the prnp-r
pal terns. It will lone an attacker lo advance
Into your prv-sek-eted killing cone."
• Road slurs, nasty 111lie spkes. an- handy
for creating wliul I’bix-ulx rails u "ptriuhle
mudbliK'k" Ihul blows tlrra. "Slop those
imwanlcd p'sts who drive on your prop-rty."
Ihe Phoenix ralulog says.
• A range id ammunition rarrles Phoenix's
guarantee of qisdtly: "It's like helng ltd wllh
a sledgehammer Instead of an icepick." We
assume that distinction is Imjrortant to
Phixnlx shoppers.
• Hlol buster sinokr grenades, ihe catalog
says, ure uselul for war games, smoke screens
or riot com ml. Phoenix dix-sn't speedy what
tvjX's of rlols Its customers mlghl In- called
lijxrnio puKhiwu.
The seleedons are endless — houtiy traps,
trip wire, brass knuckles, stun guns and tear
gas Ihul won't leave a messy residue on your
nice furniture.
h ere Is in " d o s o m e t h in g " u tx ail d ie "tin d e n la s s ." F irst, o l em irse. a task luree.
N e v e r m in d th e fuel d ia l m ost o f the
u tla c k e rs ru n ic Iro m c o m lu rlu b lc m id d le- nr
w o rk in g -c la s s h o m es. F o u r liv e in a b u ild in g
w ith a d o o rm a n .
A tio lh e r llic o r ls t sjx-aks id llie Ix iv s ' " n iltiM uscd r a g e . " T h e In -qu eu l re fe re n e e s to th e
a tta c k e rs ' " r a g e ' a re ta s e liia d llg tx-eause th ere
Is not a s c litillla o f
e v id e n c e o l ra ge. A clu u lly . o n e o f th e
Ix iys bin Hi d ou t d ie
reason th e y d id ll.
T h e rea so n h e g a v e Is
I h e o r i 'l l e a l l y u n
s a tis fy in g . p ill lb a lly
i i i u i m -Iu I an d p h ilo
s o p h ic a lly u n s ettlin g,
s o h e w ill n ot I m *
h eard : " I t w a s som eih ln g lo d o. I( w-as
flllt ."
N c w s p ip - r ri‘|xiris
h a v e r e p -a tc d ly referred to th e " w i l d
i n g " u n t u c k s us
C The attackers
" m n l i v c l r s s , '* B u t
did what they
l u l l Is a m o t i v e .
did because
P td lrc n ic ii. w ill) th e ir
they are evil £
k ttu rk o l t h e tung it a g e a I u It v a rn is h e d (n et. re fe r
lo " w i l d i n g s ”
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"J K ls tliu r ." Past lin e s are a d n p le il tor lu ll.
h i e a rlie r, s im p le r — o r w e r e th e y ? — d ays,
d e s c rip tio n ol an I'p is o d r lik e tin ' o n e In
U e in r a l P a rk w o u ld h a v e h e g tm w it h a
Judgm ent that lix la y Is n e v e r r e a e ltiil at alb
T h e a llu e k e rs d id w iia t th e y d id Ix-cause d a y
a rc e v il.
T o d a y p e o p le r e s ja im l: " E v i l ? S u c h a
prim lllve u o ilo ii — tail al a ll uselu l a s a il
e x p la n a tio n ." B ill that re s jx iiis c is m il real
s o jilils tlc a tio it. ll Is a lo rm id Ihnehllig. It Is a
la llu re id n erve . A vanishing moral vix-utiulury
is Ix-tug rcpl.ici d hy a c a d e m ic ru hh lsh colleeteil te fle x iv e ly b y " s e r io u s " uews|ia|xTN.
T la -y s e rv e iqi a rich s a u c e o l MM-iidiigii-.il cu m
that c o a ls re a lity , unilng It imrecognlzuble.
W e h a v e lost th e a b ility to s p -u k tinla n g u a g e ol e m p h a tic (iid g m e n i A s .Janies U
W ils o n says, "O u r h ab its id d ie heart h ave
tx 'cu s u b ve rte d h v th e a tn h litim s id th e m in d ."
I he aiiih ttln it id th e m ix lc ril m in d Is lo sjiare
itselt a i lu llin g s ig h t, that id tlu- c o ld b lan k
s ta re ol p -rs o tta l e v il. T h e tn ix le rn jiro g ra m is
sqn cu u U slm css d res s ed up as m >p l i I o n
IIs aim Is to make llie realm ol evil dls.ipp-.ir.
A M x'ieiv that Him In s lim n th e t a il o l e v il
w ill flin c h Iro m d ie a d o l p u n ish m e n t ll
shou ld m il w o n d e i w liv ll d ix -s u o l li-rls .d e .
The Phoenix catalog also adverdses lock
picks, hut d r eoiiijMity s|xXvesmmi told us
the Unit no longer sells them. It rhx-s sell a
video cassette ( idled. "How I Steal Cars." But
don't get the wrung Idea. The s|i>kestnan said
the video lear-hiw |M'0|dr how to protect their
cars Irom thlevrw.
1'ltc Phucnlx Mjxrkesmau conivdcd that the
gixxls could cud up III Ihe wrong hands, hut.
he said, the Iniks who sell butcher knives
have the same jxohlem.
I he legality ol all the toys ntlcrrd try mall
varies trout slate to stale. The Phoenix
literature warns that n is the buyer's
rcsjMiusIblllly lo i heek local laws.
Hep. Fortney "Pete" Stark. I) Laid., is
(rushing li'glxlaiiuu to lighten controls ol ihc
sale ol semi-an tom alie wca|i>ns. Stark also
opiKixrs die Mile ol smoke gin lades, armored
ears and lirc.inu . iinveisioii uiainiats ilirough
the mail, hut lie has not pto|x*a-(l legislation
lo Iran that practice yet
�Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. May 7. 1989 — 90
Do women advise in
Bush White House?
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W L«N
THOMAS
W ASHING TO N - Women
adviser* ili) nol Imvt* a high
profile in Ihr llnsli W lillr
ilm is r. President H u sh 's
meetings in ihi' Oval OITIrr
anil III I hr Cabinet Uihiiii take
■m Ihr atmosphere nf a m rn's
i lu h anil lu r v lla h l y tllr
|siillil|Miitsarr all male.
Hill tlirrr an* srvrra l dylla llilr w m iirii h rh liu l Ih r
scene* Him liavr tup im lrh
|nhs nil lllr liatlunal M’r m llv
stall, anil lliry liavr an im
I hit Oi in sav In Inrclgn |nillry
ami .iilvlsiiu; Ih r pri*slilrni
M iry H ulk In lllr Executive
Olllis' lltiiltliiii* iir.xI iliKir id
lllr W lillr lliiu s r anil lliry
•Ira! with lllr nalliin's M-errls
In itlpliiiuarv anil in lllla iv
(Mtllry.
Aiming I In-it i a ir Nancy
Itriirg llvki*. illrrrlnr ul Inirrn a llin ia l Programs anil
I’lihllr Dlplninarv nil Ihr Nallimal S rn iilly Cutmcll stall,
will) was n.itlnn.il security
ailvlsrr in Hush u h rn hr was
vlrr prrsltlriil.
O ilir r s a rr V irg in ia A.
laiiuplry. srnlur illrrrlnr ul
legislative allairs uu Ih r NSC
stall Slir ptrvluusly scrvril
with ihr Air Kuril* In various
intelligence |his III<ius
Nanrv V Mriian. a Hcagun
ailuillilslralluu huliluvrr. Is
lllr srnlur lltrrrlur Inr Inlurinatlun jstllry. ami ilrcltlrs
un Freedom ul lulunnallnn
requests. among her ulhrr
ilullrs.
Jililyt Maittlrl. a rari*rr dipInmal, luluril Ih r NSC stall In
JIIN5 as drpuiy illrri lur ul ihr
Ollier ul Inlrrnatluual Comimiuli aiions ami hiluritiallun.
Slit* has h rru liivulvrd In
iiu rlrn r anus nrgnt hit lulls
amt has s i t v i i ! In Ih r U.S.
Kinlnissy In Moscow. She
sjH-aks French. Husslau anti
Italian lluruily. along with
sunn* Gentian anil Poland.
Sandra L. Charles Jnlnrd
tin* NSC stall last August as
illrrrlnr for Near Eastern and
South Aslan affairs. dealing
will) such hoi s|Hitx as Ihr
M iddle E a s t, as w ell as
SouIhweal and South Asia
and North Ahiru. She also
helped lay out U.S. |Hdlry
toward Alghunlslau.
Condnlcezza Hire Is Ihr
direr tor fnr European and
Soviet ullairs on Ih r NSC stall.
A tenured |K)llllral science
professor at Stanford, she Is u
spetiallst un Suvlrl and Kasl
Kuru|H*au (Hilltlrs and hrl|M*rl
■Iran a more llhmal U.S.
(silley toward I'oliitul In I he
light <>l its rrlurtus and forthenm lug clret Inns.
Carol A. I'atptrllr. whosism
will ili*|siri lo go lido tin*
prlvalr seiior. Is ih r NSC's
director ol aihnltilsirallun.
preparing Ih r budget ami
M-tllng up a roinputer syslem
u n it m i l i t a r y r n m m a m l
syslem data eomillllllleallolis
uetwoik ill Ihr While House
rom pltx Shi- |olnerl the NSC
In IHH3 amt has Ih-cii on Ihr
stall under I In- iraimia ol ihr
Iran Coiitia scandal.
Ill an m irrvlrw . Ihr women
all agreed that Is-cattM- ihr
NSC hiirranrrary Is romjmralively small — 150 employes
— lliry Irrl their work has an
lui|>aii. Mauilrl said. "'Then*
Is a sense id making things
happen. Ih -rr we're im irh
•ioser In Ihr aiiloil."
Hire said. "Vnu wink lor the
prrsldeiil. It’s hard lo torgn
where you are. ... Vnu have
I he sense lit lilt* III wl II lit Ion.
Iln* W h ltr House. “ Km a
Suvlrl s|H-iiallsl uu Soviet
military and I am ollru tinonly woman In the m om."
They said ihat lliry leave
tllr nation's s rrn is tsiilml
when they go home ul nlghl.
When lliry join Ih r NSC they
arr given certain guidelines
ami warned lhal they arr
v u l n e r a h l e to I r te n d I y
a|ipmaiiirs In I In* |M>slUons
lliry hold.
None ol them plans lo write
a "Kiss and Te ll" Imok, bill
Hire, who jilans lo return to
Ihr academic world. Indira led
she will wrlle almul pulley In
the future.
Some ol lllr women ure
married uml they admll I hey
have lo Juggle iln ir home and
career lives, since the NSC is
not a H lo 5 |ul>.
T llr most lamoiis of lilt*
w o m e n um onft l he N S C
t-mpliiyrs. Pawn Hull, who
served as a si-rrriary lo rellrrd 1.1. Col. Oliver North,
delivered a classic staiemrnl
d u rin g lllr rongreNslunuI
hearing* into the scandal
"Som rllm rs you have lo rise
alum* Ihr w rlilrn law."
Asked utioiil the slatement
ami wliriher li was damaging.
Poquiile smiles and said: "1
have a problem with that. I'm
a I u w y e r . ' 1
Hfchpfi Thorn** it Whit* Moot* Rfpgrler
lor Umt#dPnw internil ion*I
To p doc really did help
us all to kick bad butts
W ASHING TON As surIteon Kcnenil "of all the peo
ple," Chick Koop displayed
integrity and ituis. He also
helped Americans kirk bulls.
W ith a m oniker like C ,
Everrii Koop. II was perhaps
Inevitable lhal as a youngster
he would be dubbed Chirk, for
chicken — which he never
was.
And os America's lop doc.
K oop h a rd ly c o u ld have
escaped being lagged by de
tractors as Dr. Kook.
Hut Koop is not kooky,
unless It la eccentric when
d i s p la y i n g h o n e s ty a n d
i-ouragr to la* astonishingly
blunt.
The record discloses lhal the
72-year-old pediatrician, an
evangelical Christian. Is pro
life. Hul h r Infuriated other
pro-lifers after he beeamr
surgeon general by never
advocating legislation lo abol
ish abortion.
The pm-lirers wen* 111 to be
lied when Koop told I‘resident
Ronald Reagan then* is no
scientific evidence that women
aulTrr adverse efTrets from
ahurtion.
The rerun) will show lhal
Koop Is proiam lly. although
Mime eonlend erroneously til
ls nut brt-auw- he hud the
courage la advocate sex edu
c a tio n us e a rly us k in drrguMrn.
Koop outraged some lonnrr
supporters w hin he rrhiM-d m
eniforse m a n d a to ry A ID S
testing. He horrllleil them hy
recommending rondom illsI rl bill loo to light the deadly
dlM-asi*.
H r sliiM'ked some loniler
admirers by supporting free
dlsirlbullon ol iiy|Hidi-rmlr
lircdlcs to drug users to reduce
transmission <4 AIDS.
Kisip. who never sounded
like a bureaucrat, stunned
some Am rrlrans by telling
thrill nol whal they wanted In
hear, hul wliui they nrcdi-d lo
know.
H r bluntly warned that AIDS
Is always lulul. lhal It Is
transmitted through blood and
semen — "the ejaculate that
comes out of the penis."
Mincing not a word. Koop
explained the dangers of get
ting AIDS by sodomy — "I
have lo Ir ll you lhal the
rectum Is nol made for Inlercoursc."
If Koop Is blunt, he also can
be eloquently compassionate,
us he was In saying. "I'm the
surgeon general of all the
people." including those who
differ on moral Issues.
Koop looks sternly on those
who still naively hojie smoking
elgarrltcsran'l kill them.
He Is proud Ihat since he
took office In IBHI the number
of A m e rica n s w ho smoke
dropped from 33.5 percent to
20.5 prrrcnt.
Koop played a rok* in m y
personal vleliry a year ago
over nicotine addiction.
I spotted him one night last
spring while we bulh were
waiting fur ixir luggage al
W a s h i n g t o n 's N a t io n a l
Airport.
Although I had never met
him . I admired his gutsy
stunds on heallh and aortal
Issues I was about to walk
over to him. introduce myself
and tell him so when his steely
glare stopped me In m y tracks.
The big. bmrdcd surgeon
general of lilt- United Slates ul
America was giving me Hie
evil eye.
Ill a Hash. 1 realized Koop
had sjxitied a smoking rlgarritr In m y lell hand, even as I
was pu-jkirtug to oiler him my
oilier one lo shake.
I hastily liullttl the ollrndlng
weed under my heel and
studied the celling.
Soon alter the night I didn’t
shake hands with Hit* surgeon
general. I quit smoking cold
tnrkry. latter. I wrote a piece
saying I etiiildn'l have done II
wlilioui him.
Koop read the yarn in a
nrwspu|M'r amt sent lilt* a
pliolograpii ot hlniMil winch
was him rlts-d. " ( ’iiiigratulalions tin ftltuM-d lo shake
your hand "
Difiitl ft « Wiior *4>»or #»
Un<tnJ Pr«u Intermfujn*!
Stop draining school money
Tw o iinimtiitlinrnls were rcjKiilfd mil ol
Commit Ire lo I'u Ih liiiM t' recently that
fitiirlv rrvrntiil how some Irglslalors con
sider Ih r lollrry Iln ir roim iy's own private
|miI ol gold.
The House finance and Tax (iim m ltlee
hy a 14 (l voir approved an ammendinrni
hy Hep. An Simon. Miami, to provide lhal
tM-glnnlng •Inly I Inllerv inoney Is- plaenl in
the eonstrneHon liiml. A tomp.minn amm rndnirnt would allow llie usage ol lottery
money reeelVetl between now am) .July I
UHKI lo aid school dlslrlets "lhal Iln ur
extraordinary expenses due lo lorelgn
Immlgrallon lhal an- nol |iai<l lot liy the
l<*dr-nil government."
Commissioner llrtiy Casior Implored ih.ii
proeeetls Iro lii tin- l o l l r r y he used
exclusively lor rdiirulinnnl enlianeemeui
Commissioner Castor estimated lhal 7(1
m*ret*nl ot Hie money Irom the lottery has
In til used In rejilaee lax iLindlng lor si In Mils
rather than losiipplemeni school hildgiis
ll Is rijKiried ihat Hep Mike lauigston. ol
•laeksotivllle. had Iio |m-i I lo rial the drain on
eiihaneemenl monies l|nwevi*r. repie
M'lilallvrs Irom lire soulliern pari ol Hie
state averted tills hy having flair hills
rdiirallon
iijHirlrd mil ol i ninmlllre.
The volers hate smile rpiesllous lor the
legislators- How mill li money has the stale
realized soar tla* Inrrpllmi of the lollrry'*
How has ihr money been sjHiit? How much
ol Ha* money has Item s |m iii lor educational
■oh.on emeiil? How mill li has Ih 'cii spent lo
siipjilanl general loud money awarded lo
l hi Ii7 roil lilies lor cilia a Mon?
H is nol imtlrrsiainlnhli* ihat iniiillgeni
nan and women such as our Irglslalors
cannot arrive al an ripUlahlr lorumla lot
dlshurslng the lollrry money lo supplement
lllr general loud.
Seminole Courtly received less money
Irom the stale Mils year Ilian last year lor
li Is grossly unfair lo suggest lhal the
Inllerv money he used lor ronstniiilon.
Sprtihrally, whal tyja* ol i onsInieMoii Is
laing pro|KiM-d? Is II lo la- limited lo m -Iido I
e n n s in iiiio n Ik lu ilr r g a r t r n th ro u g h
IWelveHl)? The physical pi.oil needs of the
l>7 comities l erlalidy are not erpial. nellher
■to they have eq^lvaleul needs lor address
ing problems Involi log mimlgr.mls.
Many, m any volers taiieved that lo llrry
money would he used lo enrich I he quality
ol r d u e a t lo n o u r e h lld r e ii re c e iv e ,
parili nlarlv. al a lime In our tuillon's history
when we have lo eoiii|Mie worldwide lor
Jnhs. li is esMtillal lliai mn eiltieallonal
llislltullons have llie lesouries lor maxIml/lngeiiiii child's |Hileutlal
i he next step m the jirm ess is a review ol
llie ammeiuled lull hy Hie I louse A|i|iro|)Ualloiis (iiim u llle e . Each legislator on the
C om nilltee should give raretul iDTisiderallon to ComnilssloMer Caslro's plea ihat
lo llrry lliouev tie useil lor edlieallmiill
rlih onrciu cni
U lllm a tiiy . the legislators will have to
answer lo their e n iis illiiiills lor Iln i r
m i Ions.
FLORIDA COM M ENTARY
Insider look at U C F ’s presidential process
MOTT if._______
On April 14. IHHtt. Hu- Stale nf
Florida Hoard ol Hegeiits named
Dr. Steven Altman llie third
president In llie 25-year lilslory
ol llie University ol Cenlral
Florida HJCFI. Thai announcem erit I'u lm lu a te d a w id e reaching process which ta gan III
lute NovemlMT IHH8 wilh llie
aj>|N)lnlmeiii ot llie Im-al Search
Advisory Comniliiee and Hie
Hegeiits' Select loll Committee
hy Kegrnls Chair .loan Hulllerot
Orlando.
In upprnxlmalely lour and
one-half monlhs a well-designed
seareh process found Hie new
Uc.'F (‘resident. Th u i’s atxiul as
fast us a task of this Importnncr
ean lie wisely accomplished. Far
more than Is-lng speedy, howev
er. the State of Florida presi
dential search proers Is unrommotily open, equitable, and
eflertlve.
A tew points of argument that
were heard more Ilian onct*
during llie U C F sea n il are liien111It-fl here along with some
personal ohsrrvallons on them.
Ill Ihe greater scope ol things,
m y observations sliold carry
almul the sunn* weight us yours:
the tally difference is tliui I have
Ix-en very (palnlully al tlmi'sl
close to tllr priNi'diires of recent
months.
A r f U M S t No. l i The Florida
"Sunshine" Laiw Inhibits llie
search pnx ess lo sut-h un extent
that an Inferior pool of can
didates is certain to be devel
oped.
O k d m t l M i During llie UCF
search. 170 Individuals were
nomlnaled lor llie presidency: vlslled Ihe rumpus and rum im i'
130 itiiiflrtned applications were fitly. You could shun* you views
received. Only o single friitlxidii- with any member ol two search
ul uoled lhal lie would mil ujiplv iummlliccs, lhi* Hcgcnls. and
lici'uusc ol the light ol the stale's the C h a n c iilo r ol ltit- slale
open records Isnushlnel law
system. A dosed pris css. on the
There was absolutely no overt oilier hand, closes out your
eVldenie lhal aiiyone who might imtenHat input. I'll lake Ihr
have eonsldeieii (lie UCF pre- siinsflllie.
sldeney a plum, deiilned lo gel
Arga m a n t No. 2i The luridly
Hilo llie hunt owing lo llie glare has loo lltllr |too m orhl say In
ol the Sunshine Law.
ihe M*an*h proress.
Unde llie contrary Is furl, li
O b w r n t l M i The answer to
Is-ramc clear during Ihe early lid s contention depends on
weeks ot the seareh that a where you. ns uu Individual, sit.
dellnalile market exists lor uni- As a UCF faculty memtier. I
Verslly presidents, just us such a think llie process would hr
market exlsls lor oilier types ol enhanced with greater propor
executive tulrui. Aeutally. IIii »m - tional representation (lor fai-uliyi
wtio waul lo Im' a university on the Seareh Advisory Com
prrsldeul will endure massive mittee. As a citizen of Oviedo
doM*s ol pain lo gain Ihe oilier. wild Just walcheil llu* successful
Somi-Hitng akin to the Sunshine coneliistun ul a presidential
laiw Is only a minor annoyance.
search, I think Ihe process
Four of Ihe live llmillsls in Ihe worked well — leave II alone. As
UCF M'urrh were candidates In Chair nf the Search Advisory
other presidential seunites. As Committee, 1 did observe lhal
least three ol those other tcolIrcHvelyl Uu* propenslly ol
M-aniies wen* nol suhjeei lo a faculty m em bers to attend
Sunshine process. This did nol search meeting exi-eedcd tlial ol
‘keep i I iom - Individuals nut ot llie non-faruliy mcm!*ers.
UCF M-unii. In most |irofessloiis
I’resenlly, stale procedure
llie inlormal eom iiiunle.ilIon n-qulres that the Search Adviso
network ueorss eolleagues gen- ry Comnilltee will conslsl ol
erales almul us mili'h sunshine o n e -e ig h th re g u la r fa c u lly
Ivlilhlliiy) as a hirmnl Sumhlnc membership. For a commit Ice of
laiw.
32. then, four faculty were on It.
Florida's elHzeus are well- Given the nature of In* M-anii
served hy the open records task and the asM-rtion that the
process. Consider I hul you eoiild oulcume allisis luculiy behavior
go to the UCF Library and as a more thuti that of any nflFlorida resident review Ihe rn*- campus group, an Increase In
dli-ntlals ot every applicant. You lu e iilty p ro p o rilo n a t reprecould view a vidrmu|H-d !«)• sentallon to oni-4'ourtli sin u s
minute Interview of 12 advanced reuso liable. F u rth e r, so un
candidates. You could at lend specified represeii tut Ion lor
meet lugs when llie eundldales alumni seems appropriate. Tills
occurs now by action rather
Ilian xpnilli attnii.
Argum ent No. 3:
The Chancellor ol the Slate
University System plays too
large a role lit llie search pro
cess: consequently, ihat role
should lx* reduced.
Observation: Aeutally. a hill
now laing evaluated by ihe
Si a ir Legislature that would
significantly reduce ihe impommer of Hie Chunrrllor in the
s e arch p ro ce s s . F ro m m y
perspective, alteration of Ihr
presently deihied role would be
Ill-advised.
The Cliaurellnr and his ofllec
conduct slir vlslisun ihe various
Iflnallslsl candidates' campuses,
help Identify potential ra n illdales. iim * tliclr Inlormal ion
network In generale background
daia on ihe eundldales. and
provide Ihe glue lo bond llie
whole process logrlher. The
Chancellor's activities Infuse a
requisite efficiency Into ihe
procedures. There was no slluallou in the UCF search were ih r
1lower ill tin* Chancellor’s offlee
was mls-iised: ralher. Ihe o ITIi t
was totally siipjmrtlve.
The Hegeiits sill! have I wo
njien presidencies lo fill — one at
Florida Alluiillr University. Ihe
othe r at the U n iv e rs ity of
Florida. The State has a demonsi rated process In place that
works qulie well. Then* Is nu
crying need to tinker Ith it—at
least not very null'll.
Or O o u l F. VtoM. Jr i*ry*d i t Chstr ol
the I3J m vm btrl UCF FrM itfM lIil toircH
Adwtftorv CominiM*# Th* opmiont. h«Hrg>frt.
*r*hiio«bn
WORLD ANALYSIS
Election underscores need for more reform
ASUNCION. I*araguay - The
landslide vlelory uf 1‘resldenteln t Andres Hodrlgurz genu
inely reflected the jHipularlty ol
Uu* army general who ili-jHiM'd
dictator Alfredo Slroessiii'r ilircc
monlhs ago und resiorcil civil
lltierlles.
Hul ll u Imi lilglillglitcti many of
Paraguay's political Ills that
n e e d lo be r u r t -t l II th e
landlocked Soulli American na
tion. which lives mi catllc, MiyIm-u iis . cotton and smuggling. Is
to achieve full democracy.
A siari has been made.
Since he ousleil Slrorssner.
who had ruled Paraguay lor 34
years, HiMlrlgiiez has legall/itl
ihe |irhiii|ial op|Misitlou |sir ties,
restored Irredom ol the press,
and arresied IH ol the most
corrupt amt cruel ol SlriH-ssner's
ironies
ills victory with more tli.ui 7(>
iH'rceuI ot the vole also il
lustrates Hie stranglehold uu
Paraguayan |sillileal llie ol the
ruling Colorado Parly, which
imi'i* iiuiiiored SiiiHHsiicr in
olllit*.
P tih lle e iilp lo lvees m u st
Isiiing i<> ihe « “•>!■•».•■!<» Panv and
Iln ir iMrtv dues, as well .is ilncosl ol a siihsinpllini lo Ihe
parly newspaper I’airtn, are
dediieted lioiu liu ir salaries.
Hmlrlgllez Is oil record pin
mlslllg u series ol reforms —
easing pressun-s of pulille ottlelals lo join the Colorado Parly,
lieanliig iqi lauliy elirlion pmirdures and huim trulc voter
registration lists and nioriulng
the elec 111ui law m i tlial Iln* most
voted |M>lllleal jwriy does tiol
automulleully gel Iwo-tlitrils ol
llie M-als In Congress, us In llie
eiirnill system.
Monday's ballollng showed
ihat Paraguayans dearly wenout ol praiilce lu rimumg a dean
licrUnu.
While vollng lu Mime dlsiin is
weni suu m ihly. lorelgn ohM-rvers received icjstiis <>l m
s l a l l l 'I ' S 111 which |Mlllcl‘ W i l e
slatlolied inside voting ImhiII is
and ninri* titan mu* person voted
in a lsMitii.it the same thin*.
Further, tin* ri-jsirts sliowed
tlial |>cnplc were given voter
regtsi rat Ion tonus tin- mtuutc
lieture they east ballots and
IMIIIsum |Mi1lllcul teatliis, lullIons, and |sislers were dlsjiluyi'd
al Mime vollng locutions, tu
Mime losl.nu es, llie Indehtile Ink
III which llie rigid Index linger
was dlp|H-d to |iM'Veiit double
voting did nol arrive al vollng
IlH'UllllllS
Hoilrlguez w ill lie wall lied
■Iiim tv iii Hie monlhs ahead in
see It lie follows lluniigh on
sonic lit Ills other piouilses.
D>ani*l U'Cikdotl || A svruor HMo(
Unilfd1
T im e to kick d ru g g ie s out of the house
T h e dn ig war Is m aking a Isiltlegiomid ol
our timer dlles. and a joke oul ol |s»llre
p ro lfiiln ii programs In uitirojMillses like l.os
Angeles and W asliluglon. I I C Like un nlliei
crim e In recent Amerlean history, d m g
alniM- guarantees a living hell lo Inius eni
lillze n s iinlueky enough to live III tile tsilili
zone.
O u r g o v e r n m e iM 's a n s w i i lo Mils
nlglilm are lias I m c ii .ipp.illmgh ln.ideqo.iii
while llie Heagan ailmtiilstratlou e.irrled on
Its li out-page "Ju s t Say N o" media cum
|siign. It cut rehabilitation programs at
home and jitayed tootsie u ilti drug jM'ilillnig
regim es abroad. Yel llie mosi arileni
hU-rals. liv in g to liglil a loiesl llie wall a
garden hose ol Id ln vcr 'Ik K M iillm eols had
no Istter Mil ul lolls
Mosi colisliiii live ideas lor dialing uilli
tin- drug jiiulilem have Ih i -ii nltend tail ul
llie limelight ol either media m giivi iiiiii' iii
alleiillon the admlUtsM.illoii wasn i lulu
studying auyUiing tlial wmitd nisi mnii
Ilian "Jiisl S.IV No" tiulloiis And llu llu ill.i
toi us |urt. wasn't inliii'sled lu giving m.qia
ulKillloii In aiivltuug lti.il w . is ii l said at a
press I'oiitereiii e — dial iv until lai k Kemp
I h i ame tmiising M l lelatv
Kem p's idea is Hus lie jilans in m.iki
lilt gal din g iim ' ut sales a s jh i llu Vlolalluii
ol jiul'lli lliilislog least s 111 nllu I Wnlils ll
you ilo i.i v iy no you go
A siijM 'In lal ai f ' One dial iluesoi g» i to
do i i h i i ol ih*' pfoljlem'* You ( h i A gimmI
step? I In lii'ie so willlniil leseivatlou
Keuiji s |uh is mil lu tlial a i me Im the dmg
i lists bill lu I h I I i i die till ut Amerliulis wliu
m id imlilii In tu si u g li s mi taviu to
n sail m s ul |>otitn lliilislog lo leave llu ill
fit I■I m ii nur In do ll drug peddling
m iglihiiis It vnu i .ill i all llli'iil dial
Sunn uni u tin II shunt your llllle gill III tla
I losslui ul a drug wai gull hul lie gives i i i w
im ailing in da wind iiiighlxu
li s a sm.ill sleji. tan line dial s sun l\
iln di d W hal we need is munv lim n' sm h
small sicjiX all luw anl die su in ' end It I
i oiild di v 1st a s. i i i ,urn m w Im h st v iia l
la .oh la s ui goViiiinieiil did M itm iliing
luw anl i llilim.tllllg the dm g w.us u would
In' iliis
II nut n a lost tittle dlog iillemlel Vtaiil
tu lint ul the ptu|i-i Is tail mlu .1 m.llld.lliilV
d ru g tiiia h ih ta tlo ii |iiugiam l lie lu le n s lly
ol the p io g ia in s eiuuses w oulil In- deli’tllliu e d hv tin sever it v ut the oltiiise The
jiio g i,m is w indd im i u| mnull- |isyi Imlogli al
■nitiiM iiiig am i die i.q iv w ith |oh ita tom g
S o u n d Ion UIm i al ' I In n u v lilts oil lor sl/e:
Alter going d ifn iig li the lehahllllaM im
|irogi.iin tl \ini m II d in g s in m in im i aov
d m g related < n o n
n a i'ie out uulv out ol
the housing p in | iil. y o i ii e lit jiilsoti; no
a i g i i im n i . no s in k la g i it v la w ye r, m i
o o d im g i i d / i n sliip a m i puhlie asststam e
le q u lie res|Hiilsihle I h I i. i VIu i . and e veivone
has d ll' Mglu to i m u id na ii I m m g le n o il/ i it
hv h ls m ig h lM its
SuillrwIll'll' alutig iln Imi we have given
pi ujili- — even o u t M i v e s — the Idea that
i'lll/ciIsllIji Is all I'lllllli'llli til w lilt tin sitings
•tti.it (n il Alti r dial i .mn the idea that IihmI
and sln ln i also iiune lri-e ol uliligalion I
lim it to In vi lit •it In t
even given Ihe
emuiiiiius i m m s lug business has wtouglil
on out i i otiomv
tax levenues and
cm iiotillieui lit li 1 1 til veals A i Mine lit one
i t In-la«n dm sii t in.ilii .motIn i m a dillcicnl
strata aov mole ,n 1 1 plaliii
llo |iiatiln has a tight lu •x|n cl at least
it' ii in\ Im its |>iil>li« .issisi.mil tax dollar
I hai wi havi o i n qullril t: until now is jurt
ot tin n usuii win die dm g wais ale as
v loti ill amt urn uiiltollaltle as llley liavr
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Business
F irs t U n io n o ffe rs n e w s e rv ic e
IN B R IE F
ATM Network comes to Sanford
S A M 'O K I) — \;*vy O il.m ill) I'rilri.il Cti-illl I'ninn h .ii -Xji.ituh-il tile r o m r n t r lli v cil A IM 's lA iitn m .itiil Ir llr t
M.n lim rsi in us mt-mlM-i n w m rx h i tin S.m lntil .itr.i with tin
iiisi.iii.iiinii .nut i i I iI hiii i-tit i iiili <<l lin n in « i m i n I 'moii J 4
A I'M ni.ii hint- .11 Ilir 2 IH S I’.irh A w inn
Tills s r iv lr r Is ,i\.ill.iltlc in rrrillt iimnii nn i i i I m is in thi
S.inlnul .h im as w ill as in m rm lH 'is thm uiihnm iIn wntlil ilm
in tt-jiiim.il ami liallnnal A T M N rtw niK linnh ups u illi tin
( lK K l'S \i*l u iii K. Tlir K\i liaiiKt' N rlw n tk I lit- A n m il I n i n s
I'nianrial W lw ink I A T I Nl, anil Iht- (T i'itll l iilnn ‘<M \rtw n rk
Tlirsi- N iiu n rk s allim \ . i n Orlaiiitn T n lr i.il Cn-iltt tiilu ti
innnls-ts in a rirs s llirlt a rrn u n ls m u w t IlM n n Iim .i I ih iis
lliTini^hiiul lilt' u n d il
License, tag transactions rise
S A M ’O K I •
T ils it UnUnii Ilm iM hc
a
J I Itnm a illnm a lril vnler a n uillll tmpitiy
sen ii r Ini i h rrkln t; amt savinijs i usinitiris
linn is avatlahlr al Tirst D ulim Vutliin.il
Mans nl Tint Ida
ll.i-.1i,illy u r s i.n ln l tins innntli in tin
S.iiitnnl area, said l.iiiirs Yntiitu i ll\
I'M I IIIIM
llr said 1 list Cnlnti is dll hist hank ill lln
stair In nth t the s r i%li i si n n il.ty s a m . k
i!4 hum s a da\ II is ai i rssihli liy am push
litillnli Irlrp hnin
I’tisli Mnllnii liauklitc d in s i In i kmu
and S.IVIIIUS i Iisln n u is -Ilm t a r r r s s i n I Ill'll
ai i until halanrr. lln .thihty in di letinlm
u lien i In ■ks an paid in di'|sistts i lr d lt i d
and y r i 11Si .lltint ut a ia ila h lr tnnds in i m i r a
i lln k
i uslum eis u tin tin nni have lum h mm
Irli |‘hnlirs uill i nlitlinn In h r assisinl In
( l i s t I il Hill r u s ln t llr l s r t v l r r i r p t r
si nl.tides n n I. days h. i m . i t '• a in and
I :«>|i m
A V r'n •\i Itril almill lln i n sln m n tr
spoils. |n push Million Mankind
Shltlty
.Inin s assistant i li < |in siitrnt and d r
|i.illlinnl In ait nl I list t'n ln n s iiisliiitii'l
inlnim .iinin i r u i n in l.n ksnm ill. said in a
pu ss i rlritsr
Mon Ilian do |m*i i o il nl llr i u sln n io s
who n r i . illlllii .Id using die anlnitlitlrd
svslrllt. I llr tiistallailull nl tills sriy i lr has
a lln u id us to nrallx duidlli llir vnlilllir nl
rails w r i an liamllt u n a d a llv hasls
I Ustuliiris U.IIII Iitn i rn lrin < still I llirlt \
s|M‘i d and trltatilr J l Ituill s i i i l r i
lours
add' d Hv nil. line Push Muimii Mankind
I list I nlnn is nn i iiiiu Ilirsi m i lls
i nstnitli is i an list Pus! Untnn s Push
lim tuii M.inkiitii
In i alllnc 11n lr li m .il
T A I.I.A IIA S S K K — T lir T'lntlila I>i-|iartini-in nl llijjiw .iy
S alitv anil Motor V rlllrlcs s n s its j>tnwlh all'll iiulrx Ini
I Inrlila s lm u fil nul ol stair Itaiisartlnns Ini Klnilila i l m n
lirrn s rs anil v rltlrlr rrcistrallniis nu n asint: I I |n h i - iii in i In
In si ipiartrr nl I 1M 1I. o v rr llir Mint* |trrlnd Iasi w a r Almm
174.000 niit nl sla lr n-slllrnls appllrit in i-Mli.ltl|!t- itilvrr
In rn s rs anil nrarl> I lO.;l(M) mil nl stair v r lilr lr n-j;i-.ti.itiniis
u r r r Ir.in s lrirril lim in g d ir flrsl tpiarlrt llir ilrp a iin irn i s.m|
I'alin H ra rli anil liin u a iil rn u n llrs Irtl llir stair .main
at im m tlim lot 17 I |H’tvrnt nl llir inlal mil nl stair iltivrt anil
v i l iirlr irausarllnnH I’llirll.is ami i >r.nu;r ru iintirs r.mki il d m it
ami tnurlli. u ln lr D .ulr I'n u n li uas lilt It m i i i i i i i I m i nl
ttnnsarlluns K ltlrrn (H-M'i-iil nl llir itm r r s ram i Itnm Nt-w
Vnrk. tnllnwi-tl li> X ru .Irtsrx 7 |m-h rtu O hm li |s n r n l
Mil Incan, (ii'iircta. Trxa s. Masvn lnisi tis IV i i i i m li.im .i anil
<'alllnrnla. 5 [M'li rnt anil Illinois. I |« ri n il
i nsiiim ri si rvn r nnnilH i h i ilu hank s lull
liri ii u ih I h i 11 H O O P I t l |M5) lln I ilstiilti
■ i is cniilrd Ihniuiili a li.ins.it Hun m m n
u llli Il lin hides 111 i options
In rttsiile i'olifttlflill.lllt\ anil s i i m lli
when usiiuj this s rt\ n i i iisinnn is an
askt il In i nli i I lu ll ■li\t li ilUIII a n n u m
li il nidi ■ liilliiwed In a s ir in lly null' nl lln
a l ...... lilt n l ll li II Ia s i i lr jh i s t l
| h r a lliu m .lie d
system will t>mdi i llslnim is In atinlhrl
ai m in h i dn i i . iii si in pi v end d ir •all
I list I'ninn N.iiluiial Ikitik nl Plulld.i
In a ilip i.u lrii d In l.n \snnviltr has ass' Is nl
9M 1 litllinii and I i hankliic nlln i s in
I
n iin ilirs || Is a sidisidl.ilV nt C h .lllu llr.
\ i hasrd | irsi I nlnn ( h i (Miration whit It
as nl Mali h II Pis'* had assets III 9^*15
loll li in and npi tairil dM5 haiiklliu and I 5n
nun hall kind nlllrrs III dli stalls and tu n
l u l l ld ll i u l lt llt U 'S
S V V L li c L L lvUa
Dorman leaves Destin post
Child-care
costs vary
Manhattan pan m s (lay a Iii nisi
9H 'M I i ai h year Ini day ran
w h ile lli r lt i i i i i i i I i rp a rts m
1.ni,(>.i Pla ( m v an avrrad' "I
W .:l!d Ini tin same si n a i
K llli/ lirlin ri In d n i.i1 ln n .il n
|»iitrd
tins ih t lr r r liir may srrlti
way mil n| tim hut it is ai 11tally
III krrjilnd w all .lira dllli trill rs
III Ilu nyi r.ill i nst nl hvtlid " s.nd
Wall.it r 1 M< Dnnniidli i y n ii
live
y Irr
|i I r s I il r il I
K u li / hi tin i t s l u iiid
D K S TIN — A llrr four yra rs nn llir |nh. Ik-siin i in inanacri
.lark Dnrin.in J r uill Ira n Ins |msi . In n r Mi Ikirinan u lm
a n n n u m ril Ills rrslcnallon al a rn u n ril m r rlin c Mntnl.n m clu
stiid h r plannril in pursitr jirrsntial hnsinrss intrtrsis Ihinn.in
iM i .u n r iiru ly liunrporatt-tl O rslln 's nrsi r i n m anacrt m April
IMH5 llrlo rr thill h r w a s rllv m a na crr nl C u I|m |»-r. Va In low*
III' h rlp ril tlir i lly IlCllt <1 Cro u p 111 trslllrnts u III' U .lllllil In
ihssnlvr llir lm nr|ioratlnii
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MoneySource
Rockwell begins expansion, adds Jobs
1st Modgagt • Cemmiicxl
2nd Mottgjg* • Non Conlotming
FACE CONSULTATION
l A I’K C A N A V E R A L — K n rk u rll lnirina linn.il Curp has
li'C im a 90 J million i-Xp.mMuti III Its sp.u r shill 11. |n|<lslli s
n|H rallnns and plans In add .i I mhii 450 |nhs at tin ( .i |h
I ' a n a irra l tarilny
3 2 3 -8 9 9 0
K im k u rll v ild up In 150 |nhs « III lx tra nslrrrrd Itnm lls
Span- TruunportiiUnn S y slrm s Division in D n u it n
( .Oil
while rrratlniialMiiit 500 jolts
Looking good
Tin - 100.000.square.fiHii mpanslutl results Hum mnsnltda
linn oishuttle ujirrallniis
B ta nlley's Homo Stylo Cooking recently
received the Sanlord Scenic Improvement
Board's Beautification Award All smiles are
(led lo rigtdi owner Shirty Brantley and Scenic
Improvement Board representatives Eli/a Pr
ingle, Martha Crosier and Martha Yancey
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May 1. 1909 — SB
Ftoinlrt — Sunday
Health
M ajor d isco ve ry in M D research
Unltad Praia Inlarnatlanal
National Nutrition Week May 8-13
S A M ll l i l l
I In lY ilrlu lliiti nt Senior t'lll/i'lls nl Sriillimti
< ini 111\ 1111
is immuR <'im iri i -ru Ic mnl Meals On-Wheels
piiiur.iius m 11in utii n in ir s 1111■ii u^l ii ii it ilii- ■iii i ii I \ Mils week in
m-iiRtii/i iIn iin|h >rl,1in i id \tiliniii t is mnl i iiim iiullltv
ptoRiuiits h i |um HInn'. nut11|inns meals (in ih r i-lilf-rlv
M.u S I I III
illnil.il M u tu u m Week .mil till' Ir ili r.ilmii ul
S< Mini I I I I/I-IIS .Isks .it I\ i il ii u lu i IS tutctfslrd III VllllM llrillllR
In In Ip si turn h i i in null Hums m rnls tii i <11 il.i- Srm uiuli
i 'iiiiniv liriii i I. ivimr I'm Si-iiiHi llr lp liin .il h :» I |:ir«7
1ln* I i ili t.ihmi null s tli.it iitthiin.il u s i'iiii li slum s ilim
i fitimi*li tlu itinnv senior n n t i i s .mil m iirlhiui pinRrutus
si Mint i iti/ins li.n i I Iti.llki'ill\ llllp im i it III. slvlr
First Wellness Day at Altamonte Monday
A l l A M o \ If S P H IN iiS
I Intid.i 11■>s|ii v.i I A h .in io n lr \\ tl)
li«»st it*. lust \\i Hiu ss D,»\ ,» In i pri»ttr;iiu nl lir.ilih srriTilin g
Moml.iv I voiii It i .i in h» 2 |» in
I ins tin it 1111 s in* s irv iir s itic 111(ti *'vi" m m n it it is |»v
opilth.iinnli*iitsis .uni UIih h ! prcssiirr i liri k
Wi'llrti ss 1i .i \ u ill fir lirld t in m i mu! XUiftri.iV nl i **ii I i im m ili
Women's luncheon at Apopka Thursday
APOPKA
III I..m n i it t f. 11Its] i. ,i psvrtlliltllsl. u ill iltsi uss
W omen's |<i l.numslilps I I m ih ir I i llii Tears." ,i prijRi.iin
ili sinni il in ii . ii Ii u im u ’it Imu in . iit u iir i - Mu ir m in' mnl
pi ini nil's .it I lorid.i llnspil.il Apnpk.t l lm isil.ii
I h> n . him liin u ii huRRei luni In-on m ,i ln i» inm m unM Y
si tin • Wiitm ti mi asked tn luiim tln ii Imu ti l"tir iim u
ititiirtll.itnnt i .ill 7h 7 2205
Ceremony Monday at Humana Lucerne
O H I.A M IO
H u m .in.i Itnspihil l.n ri tin w ill Jinst a
lllilm li i IIIIIIIR i i l i m nm .It 2 p til Mnllil.tv ill till' Iliis]lltill s
ill.mi riitt.m il mi Smith Main l.nnr Ini tIII- trnp rnliu : III Ms
m u ll It iium Ii ti ll pi11>|ii .liras t,Mills Shanks r v c u l l v r
■tlli i lm l It Smith liniinlri a ptrsnlrtil nl Frontline (liilrriu h
.tllillPf S lrp h rn linlli t rh li 1nl stall will nlllrl.ilr
Chiropractic seminar held
i.AK I. M AHV
Mi I hum.is |‘ Y.niilrll nl llir l.akr Mary
liniilrvatil < hiinpi.ii hr ( Imu allrliitril a session m |mis|
Ur.nlnatr nh u aliun ai ilit- U.nUssmi llu lrl m U il.m iln April
22 2.1 I In session .u ipiainii it m m Klmiila i hlrnprariurs with
I It ii ii l.i laws i nti s ami rcRiil.nlims RmcrnlUR tin* print Ir r ul
i hirupi.il hr
< atul Mi ta-ml ailtl AllRrlu KlllRlM. i hiroprui tie assistants al
tin i lanii .iitrm ln l srssiims nil liisuraner ir |hirtni mnl
Mrilli all
South Seminole observes
National Hospital Week
I. O N U W O O D S o n III
S rim n n lr C u m m m illy llnspllal
III lami>winiit will lllnstralr the
tni|Hirianl m lr M plavs m ih r
ntIRiilliR physical atltl I'rotiomli
well I h iiir nl H rm lim lf Cnnnl\
dmitiR Nullonal llnspnal W n k
thruuRh May HI A stilus ol
r n n i n i i l l i l l y a c t i v i t i e s artp liilllin l a m iim l llir Nation.il
Hospital W r r k lli r m r . " ( l o r
H risp iia l W ells|rrlliR til the
C o in itm n lty ." l l i r A m e rica n
Htispllal Association d rirln p ril
till' thrill!' to |lollM mil I h i. Ilkr a
wrllsprluR. a hospital Is a conM ainly rcm-wluR resource llir Ms
ro m m im liy .
" A hospital oilers a wealth nl
healili tare, Miliirmatlnii ami
services lor itim im m M y m em I i i I i 111< n l
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Iters and area huslnesses." said
Sieve lir lm m . Adm inistrator.
S outh S rm iit n lr C’tm im iin lty
Hospital. "W e also have a poxl
live Mll|tili'e on Ihe economic
held I h nl Seminole (jtn n ly . We
are m ie nl the tell larRest
employers, we juirlrnnl/e local
huslnt'ssi's. and stiji|Mirl many
emumiMilly health pmjeets."
Special events lhal demonstraie this eom m llineni im hide
free hlood p re s su re cheeks
any time m Ihe KmerReney Ik-p .irliiifiil. ihe lleullh Hnllders
e n iu m im liy edne a llu n series
I m'RIi i i i Iiir Iii May. and u new
snpiHiri Rroup lormhiR lo luce I
I lie needs ol ean'Rlvers lo |M-ople
with m em ory disorders.
South Seminole C om m unity
lln s p lla l w ill also honor lis
employees and vohiulcers UurI iir Nailoual Ifosjilial W n k with
spislal events and recoRiiltlnli
proRrams. T ills year ihe hosjilial
will eelehrale its lllth anniversa
ry. and a s|>eelal dinner has In t i i
arraiiRcd lor siall and physi
cians.
National Hospital Week Is
sponsored each year hv the
Amerlean Hospital Association
and its 5.2<xt ntemlHT hnsjiuals
S ou th Se m in o le O in in u n ilty llospital has joined this national
ohservanee to slretiRlheii Its lies
lo the ctim iuillilly and luster
lUiderslandliiR ainuiiR Us pallcitls, rmployees and area resi
dents.
W ASHIN t •'!< >\ — hi what could Iw a
lliatm sli p low .nil ItudiiiR a liealnieill lot
mils, nl.n ilvsln ip liv. si iriMIsis n-pm icd
ihey li.nt discovered a Rem- lhal when
ili'h'i live IliiiV r.nise must cases ill llir
dcvusMHUR tllsi-asr
A team nl Mulish resean Iters said W ritt l r s i l a v it h a il I s o l ,i l r i l a R i-n r on
■InollinsotiH Ii lhal ilia'- hi ll.e blueprint lui
ilvslioplllll. il te ieiilli ihsrnvered must |r
(null in tli.u is app.iieinlv ih'h i live in
m iisinl.it flvsttophv vlrtlm s Th e Rene
shows a strum; siuillurllv to a pitvliiuslv
II III 1111III I n riir .issih luted wllli iilir Inrili ol
llir illsr.isi known as Ihirtienne nm sinl.n
ilvslnipliv. llir SI Irnnsts Villi
"I his is an rxiti'iiie lv i'M Mini* IIi i i IIiir II it
IS (nil It ti III I(Hits .m nthri Rein- lhal will'll
detective eiin eiiiiNe iiiiim ular dystrophy
said Dr. Donald W ih ii I. researt h din rim lm
lhe M n v u la r Dyslrnphv Assorlahnn m \ r w
Volk City.
Mnsenlar dvM rnphy is a i>mup nt Inin i Mrd
diseases Ml w h lrh skeletal iillisi Irs wash
aw,iv withm ii a hreakdown nl nerve iissue
In all Inrtlls. Ilirre Is a slow loss ol stTi‘lll>lll
w ill] llterenslnr! dlsahlltv and drliiritilty
In IHMH. researrhrrs lonnil Ih r (irne lhal
e.iiiM's D ni'hem ir m iisinl.n dysirnpliv. llir
mosi eoiiniinn t lilldhtuMl u pr ol mnsenlar
dvslrophy Ihut u llrrts alunil one In rv r r v
luiys lairn III the IJnlled M ali s rai Ii
year.
T ill' rrllialllltllj Inrm s III (h r dlsrasr
ai i until lor almnl H(l jn ri rm nl tmisi ular
tlvslrophy ra w s Mi Ihe 1,'iilli d Si,Mrs W in ii I
said Almui 2SO.CKJO A m i ririins now sillier
Irnm must ular dvslrophy. h r noted
S in n ih r disi uvery ol ihe Duehenne Rene
am t lli r s iih s rip ie n l Id e n lllle u tlm i of
•Ivsiiophln srieiMIsts have heen iryinfl In
Imd a similar Rene responsible for other
iv p rso l imisi ular tlvslrophy
i(i porthiR Wednesday in the journal
Nanne. ilie liriilsh team led liy Kay Davies
ul (ixlo n l's lohn Uadi lilTe llnspllal said It
had s p o i l e d a R rlie tle s r q u e n c e on
i hmuiosome (i lluil rlnselv resembles Ihe
Dm lu u nr Rene, w h im was found In Ihe X
i Iniitiiosomr
hlriilllvMiR i ulprll Relies "Is one of Ih r
lust and must lm|xiriani sli ps in therapy."
said Wood There n irre n lly Is no cure lor
..... si ular dvslrophy
Wood said lielnR able lu pinpoint Ihe
Ri'Mellr error dial underlies Ih r wastlnR of
ill msi Ir lilx i .ilso eould lead to belter Icsls lo
d l ii R n o s r musetiliir dvslrophy.
Panel of experts recom m end lUDs
Unltad Brass Intsrwatlowsl
IIO S TD N — liili.m lrrin r drt i n s i i i lUDs wlili'h have lallen
mil nl lavur as a m rlhod ul Im lh
Iiilltrol III llir Uiilli'd M ail s a ir
sale and i U n live tor mans
w m iirn. a panel ol i \|h t I s has
i mn ludrd.
In a rijtm i iii ih r Journal ol
the Allierk ill) M rdlral Assm la
I Kill, tin- Afi m rin h rr paiirl rr
ro m m e u d i'd du e lnrs provide
ID Iis as a hitlli ■onlrol option lor
women iii niorniRammis rrla
ilniishlps.
"W h e n used in women m
m o iio R a tiio n s re la tl»n s h l| is .
these devires are reliable In
rediii InR jireRnaney and have
relailveiy lew eom pHrntluiis."
the Amerlean Medical AsvM laiuni's DlaRiiustle and Therapeniii
Te e h tlo lo R y A sse ssm e nt
|ianel said.
Dr. William M oll, who headed
llir pant-1, stressed lUD s are not
rertimmended for women who
S o m e s m e ll ro s e s
a n d s o m e d o n ’t
UwllaA B ran twtamatlawal
IIO S TO N — 1‘erhaps RIvltiR
new meanliiR lo the saylnR.
"S ln ji and smell the roses,"
scientists have i oni|sirrd propkIsirn with sinrll hlniihicss" in
those with ii normal atilllly in
suit’ll tn Rain new Iiis Ir Iu s Into
Ihe mysierimis sense.
T h e research has provided
new I'Vldenee lhal otltir p rrrrp
linn may Is' linin' rtnuplex Ilian
previously Ix heved. said Knticrl
O'Cotuieli. a settlor selenllsl at
ihe Worei-ster koimdiitloii lor
K x p c r l l u e n t M l H I o I o r v lit
AVori i'sler. Mitss.
" T h e ImpllealIons are that a
stliRle mlor molerule eatt Rive
rise lo m ultiple quality reports,
wlileli Is sort ol akin to savliiR a
sliiRle wavi'lt'iiRlh ol IIr Ii I Rive
rise to dllleretll h u e s ." said
O'Connell
Hesenrehers jirevlo uslv defemilned that In a m ajiirlly ol
|H'iiple. a ehemteul known as
p e u ie n m ie R i v e s n il a d ls llnellvely unpleasaiil odor lhal
O'Connell di'serllied us a "illsr u s II iir mlor stiri ol like sweat
and urine."
Hill some jN-iiple are Ixirn with
a deleft 1vi■ M'tise ot smell lhal
makes llielti ailosiiin or "smell
blind" lor |H'meiione. T o iltetit.
the I'liemleal olleii smells "llnw e ry " or like "elteap |H-rhinie."
said O'Connnell. who Isanosinie
lor iM'ineuoiit'
In a siinly I m’I mr puhlished in
the H rlllsli s i'if iu lllf lourn.il
Clli'lllleal Senses. O ’Cnllltell ami
Ins enllfilRllfs Ideiillllrd a r iiiii |i
ol ;t!l etilleRe slndeiils. ulmiil hail
ul u h iin i w ere ulinsnile lor
IM'inenone ami atxiui hall ol
w I iiiiii were mil.
Th e reaearchera hud all the
subjects smell a vurlciy of coneenirailons of elRlti different
i-iimjioimdN. InelitdlitR another
substunee that sm elled like
u rin e a n d s u b s ta n c e s that
smelled like roses and peppers.
For I hose to whom pemenone
smelled like urine, the other
nrine-llke suhsiuner also tended
to smell like urine. For those In
whom iH'inenotie smelled like
(low ers, the o ih r r u rlne-llke
so list a m e also d id . the re
searchers found.
Hut those who said |>enirnone
smelled like urine were less
likely lo smell the subslunees
that smelled like roses or (Top
per s. A n d t hos e to w h o m
IK'inenone smelled like dowers
stnt I led roses and pepjx'rs very
stnmRty.
AlthouRh m ure research Is
needed, this |ut(lern Indicates
Ihe system 111 whieli eells in the
nose irunsutli siRnuls to the
liruln to produce odor rreoRtiltlon may Involve ihe Inlorucikui
ol m a lty d lll e r ii l t y p e s of
moleeiiles for any Riven odor.
O'Connell said.
"Most of us like lo think lhal
liiti'metlulls with ehemteaU In
the outside world an- son of like
a lock and key business when*
the moleetile Ills Into the ollaetory (smell) n v e p io r only In one
plaee," lie siild.
“ T ills sort ol one resjMiuse Is a
v e r v e o m in o n a n d v e r y
simiile-minderl way ol thlnkhiR
alunil llu-M' lIlllIRs. I llilllk Ihe
data suRRests lhal a sliiRle key
ru n 111 Inlo uiiiltljile Im ks and
|M'tImps l ilt'll one nl these Im'ks
Rives tlse lo a dillerenl res|iollse
iii the nervous svsteut." he said.
have not yet hail t lilldren. have
um lllp lf sexual p.irtln i sor ti.ive
a history ul |telvlt tnlntinns.
ItleedlllR disorders nr I'rtii|)lr
jireRnanetes iM-eanse Ihe devices
do lm reuse the risk lor tufts
lions
ol birth control. Scott said.
lU D s an- between 97 percent
and HH percent clfcrllvc, making
them second only to birth con
trol pills In effrM Iveneu. Scott
said.
lU D s are tin y , u su a lly T shitpi'd devic es Unit arc Inserted
into ihe uterus. T h e devices are
Irelieved tn prrvcnl preRnancy
by mierleritiR with Ihe ability of
ilit- uterus to maintain a fertil
ized IRR.
H u t 111r m a ti v w n in r n .
s|M'i ihrally those who already
have had t lilldrrn ami arc In
volved lit stable mnnoRamous
n-lilllollslllps. till' dev il rs oiler il
Ii Ir I i I v elhs'llvi-, i iiN vrnlrnl lornl
One in five suffer
from mental illness
ly mein Irers and eo-w oritm —
stiller trom symptoms that can
In- elfeetlvely treated; and
T A M I ’A — — One in live
Americans have some form ul
m ental Illness tlnrlllR any
Riven six tuonlli (H-rtixl. aeeordtliR In it rerenl survey try
lilt- liallnnal lust lime nl Menial
lleallll
N o it u e Is | m iii ti ii e .
Psychiatric problem s ulferl
j tropic rtf all ilRt-s trout Mil.lilts
In I lie elderly." said .Joy H.
ditllr. M l ) , medleal director of
T ile Psychiatric Institute ol
Tam p a General Htispllal.
"These problems ts'i'iir In all
llieome Rnitips. In urban anil
rural arcus and w ilhln every
n-llRltnis R roup," she s.tld
AeeordlilR to llu- survey. Ibis
means Utat tx-iwi-en :« ) in 45
mllllnn jNstple — I riel ids. laiul-
about
tw o -th lrd a of that
t iiiin b c r d o n ' t seek p ro lesslouul help.
Since m any who are de
pressed or sutTer some other
lype of mental tilnroa don't
seek jrrotesslonal help, they
needlessly suiter, said JofTe.
With appropriate treatment,
ih e v a s I m a j o r i t y of
psychiatric disorders arc efter lively cured or controlled.
Treat ment whlrh often com
b i n e s m e d ic a tio n a nd
irsyetuitherapy can effectively
slop acute symptoms In B0
(tcn-cnl of those experiencing
ihe most com m on types.
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�M - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. May 7. 1909
B O O K R B V IIW S
An intriguing book about a soldier
Abm tracc
By D »f M N. Hackworth
*
(•Im m a »d Schwster. 878 pp.. 888.881
David lliirkwnrtli wan orphaned an a child
iM'catnc a in vn illr dclini|iii'iil and lllc^ill>
|otncd llit* Arm y when lie wan 15 yearn old.
lie loved military life and turned mil In lie a
nalur.il leader, an Iron-nerved. Innovative
lighter given a Uilltelleld eommlnnlon In Korea
ai age 20. lie licenmc a legend umong hln
|n-em. a hero who eventually won 70 awardn
lor valor.
Mllttary |ournaln |inhlinlied liln aulhorliative
arilelen on Inl.inlrv taellen. lie wan nn hln way
to hln first Mar ana brigadier general.
Then he heeame hitler over whai he
eonnidered the Arniv'n wrongheaded and
llfr-wastlng taellen in Vietnam, when* he
nerved six yearn, and over pollclcn lie thought
were orleiiled more lowanl advancing careen*
lhan In lighting tallies.
So Hackworth did an nlimit laee. lie dr-elrled
to (|iili soldiering, the love ol hln life. Kind, he
piilillelv aired Ills eoniplalnin and aeeunallonn.
Th ru, under vindictive harassment hy hln
IVniagou enemies. he retired an a colonel — a
warrior without a linttlelleld. no civilian trade
and Hide money.
"Atxmi Face." su|H'rhly m illed with the
eollalKiratlon ol Julie Sherman. In wrlltrn In
the language ol eomlial noldlem. Ii'n an
aulohlogrtiphleal adventure of Hie flrnt
magnitude, a hloml aud-guin tale alniui in
fantry eonilMt III two warn laid hy an expi re
Ihn It's also a melancholy naga of an
Incredibly skilled soldier. Iilenned with
enoriuoiis leadership ami teaching abltlllen
ami Invert hy the men lie eommanded. who
chucked It all at age -It) lieeause hr liellrvcd
the Arm y had turned Its hack on him and Ills
kind.
It's a pity "Hack" deserved iM-tterand no did
the Army.
The Place of th « Skull
By Chlagia Aitmatov, traatl. by N itu k t
Ward
(Orovt, 304 pp., 818.88)
Soviet aulhor ('lung!/ Altmalov'n novel "Th e
I’laee of the Skull." translated Into Kngllnh hy
Natasha Ward. Joggles themra still eontroverni.il in the newly |x-rmlsslvr environment
created by the (Hilley ol glasnost.or ojK'imenn.
The IsHik's lervenl Hunnlan Orthodox protaganlnt. Axdlv Kalllstratov. wancxpellrd from
the seminary lor progressive views, lie slips
Into the underworld — (Mining us a runner who
shuttles hunhlnh out of Central Asia — to
research u newspaper article and attempts to
show the young I iimk Is the path to salvation.
This In also the tale ol Itoston Urkunchlrv. a
shepherd from the author's homeland of
Klrghl/lu in the Central Aniu mountains.
Headstrong and sell-cenlered. the herdsman's
behetselash with the communist way ol life.
Nn lens Important lhan the humans are the
grey-maned shr-wolf Akhara and hrr mnle
Tanh-CItalnar. who tangle with both men. nnd
lieeome reared and respected hy those who
eronn their path.
An Aitmatov's title suggests — "Th e Place of
the Skull." or Golgotha, refers to the site of
Jesus's rrucKlxkin — all of these characters
urr martyrs, at odds with the status quo. One
of the most memorable passages recreates the
fateful Friday meeting ol Jesus and the Homan
governor Pnnilus Pilule.
Although th r sellings arr foreign. U.S.
readers will find themselves In lamlllnr territo
ry. nnd many of Aitmatov's underlying molds.
Ineluding thr dreny of modern society and the
widespread waste of natural rrsourres. will
nl rlke close to home.
Ik cM n l at B M u ty i
By D m U iy O lla u
(DMbteday, 818 pp., 818.88)
Dorothy Gilman has put aside the ehurueter
of Mrs. 1‘olllfox. an elderly, feisty widow who
runs errands for Ihe CIA: thr author's new
iMMik In an adventure story with a Ifl-yeur-old
heroine.
"Incident at Haduntya" In net In Aslu. an
many of Ihe Polllfax storlrs are. bul the time In
I (ISO. just lieforr Ihe Korean War. The place In
Humia. the Hi-year-old Is Gen Ferns. Ihe
orphan of a mlnslonary who has just killed
himself.
She M-ts oil walking through a lund tom hy
civil war and rife with bandits, trying to catch
a riverhoal that wilt carry her to the Burmese
capital of Kangoon. thr first slop on a trip to an
aunt In the Untied Slates. T h r rtvrrhoal runs
aground, u group of Westerners Is stranded,
and they and Gen become prisoners of
anil-government guemllas.
Vou know this handful of conflicting
personalities will discover d rtrn tr and oulwit
their captors, hut Gilman kreps you turning
ihe pagis to see how she manages to work It all
(Mil.
Tha C k tra H Orel*
By CathartM Ooskia
IBcribtMr'i, 888 pp., 818.88)
"Th e Charmed Circle" tells the story of three
sisters who search for love and happiness.
Their circle Is devastated by thr death -if their
mol h rr during a freak World War II accident.
Julie becomes an actress. Alex bet omen a
journalist and Connie finds her happimsa close
to home. When their circle Is threatened, the
group draws together.
Hy the aulhor of "Promises" and "Family
Affairs." "Th e Charmed Circle" Is n feast of
unforgettable characters, romance tragedy
and family. It Is u family saga that will surrly
lakr Us place umong the best.
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Wondar axial* in world of childran’s books
W hrn Ihe lights go down on
Ihe city atrrri. where dors Ihe
white rat go? When evening
settles on the Jungle heal, w h rrr
dors ihe monkey go? When the
sun sinks far tx-hlnd the seas,
w h rrr does the seagull go?
When ihe night In the forest
disguises the trees, where dors
the brown brar go?
Home. They're all going liome.
Nlekl Weiss lias whiten and
Illustrated a prrfict lullaby, a
tale as comforting and rosy as u
worn brown leddy bear. "W lierr
Dors the llrow n Hear G u ?"
(GrrrnwIUow. 24 pp.. 81195.
ages 4 .up) la a jewel. The
language la simple, rhythmk'
and marvelously srducllvr.
The annuals' Journey through
th r dark nights, filled w llh
immense sklrs and guiding
llghis. finally gives way to a
moon lit nMHtt. A young hoy Iks
sleeping, surrounded by Ills
slutted animals — a while cal. a
monkey, a seagull auJ ol course.
an old brown brar.
Th e stars a rr bright and
warm, a wind blows through the
window and everyone la home. A
wondrous story full of loving
w a rm th , and the same e n
chantment found In Margaret
Wise Brown's classic. "Good
night Moon."
There are rhymes to be found
also in Susan Hrybocr O'Krcfc'a
Wickedly Inventive "One Hungry
Monster." fill, by Lynn MunsInger. Lillie. Brown. 32 pp..
912.95. ages 3-5.) And ll's a
good bedtime read, bul not for
Ihe faint of heart.
The story opens wllh:
"O ne hungry monster u n
derneath m y bed.
Moaning, groaning and beg
ging lobe fed.
"Tw o hungry inonstrrs ai my
eloart door;
C he w in g up m y sneakers
asking me lor nuire ."
Vou don't even waul to imag
ine what happens by die- time
there arc lot"
"Big A I" by Andrew Clements
(III. by Yoshl. I’ir iu r r Book
Studio. 28 pp.. 814.95. age* 2
and up) goes down deep Into the
wide blur sra to find a very
friendly fish, called Big AI. Th crr
jusl Isn't a nicer fhh But Big AI
la also very, very »cary. And so
lonely that h r rn rs big salty
Ir a n Into Ih r big sally sra. That
Is until one day. hkr In all
h a p p l l y - r v r r - s t o r l r s . he
triumphs. H r save*, /illion* ol
fish — and finds /illioits ol
friends, who will n rv rr again
Judge someone by how they
Voshi's bank on silk tllusiruturns arr radiant. T liry shimmer
like sun-dappled watri. giving a
s a t i s f y i n g d e p th to th is
warmhearted cautionary tale
"Mr. Jordan in ihe Park" by
Laura Jane Coals 1Macmillan. 32
pp . 13 95. oil ages) Is lilird w llh
soft lined lours. The man. who
first visiird ihe park as a child
with Ihe sun on Ids lacr. recalls
all Ihe other v islls as h r si s on a
park hriu ti with tils grandson,
with the sun on thru lair*
M a rg a re t T h a tc h e r: S h e ’s n o t
le a vin g o ffic e a n y tim e s o o n
Matted Feaaa teterwattewaf
LONDON Prime Minister
Margaret Thnleher. currently the
longest serving Western leader,
look up residence al 10 Downing
Si reel 10 years ago May 4. and
she has no Inlentloti ol giving up
Ihe address anytime soon.
"I'll hang on until I Ix-ltcvr
llterr arr |M-ople who can lake
Ihe banner lorward with the
same eommltmeiil. Ix-llcf. vis
ion. slrenglli and singleness of
purjxise." Thatelu r said in lu-r
nlnl li year.
No men Inmi her own Con
servative Parly ap|M-ar to meel
Ihe speed leal Ions laid rail by
Britain's llrsi woman leader, and
Ihe op|Misliion talxir Parly is m
disarray.
Th e strong-w illed grocer's
daughter who became a world
leader announced In Octnlxr she
will seek a loiirlh lenn In an
elect Ion Dial must lie held hy
1992. With Iter current standing,
she would Ih- rx|x-clcil lo win.
"She Is III love wllh the Job.
She wunls lo eelehrale (mother
10 years." said Olga Maitland,
aulhor ol "Margaret Thatcher:
The First Ten Venn*."
Thatelur. 63. Is the llrsi Brit
ish premier slim- Lord l.lverjMxil.
who governed from 1812 to
1827. lo slay In |mucr lor a
decade. In 1087. her party
scored Its second largest jiaillamcnlarv majority since World
War II.
Bul Thatelier said in an In
terview published In May's
Reader's Digest Hull she was nut
swept away by h rr |xilllleal
success.
"fi won't go lo my head — Ihr
press will Jolly well see lhal II
doesn't."
"Also. I have for loo m urh lo
do. Mv creed Is Jusl lo get things
done. I do not want office for Ihe
sake ol power. I am nol likely lo
cling. I will know when Ihe lime
comes. Bul I wnnl lo make
c e rta in that the th in g s I
lussionalrly believe In will conBnue — and that others will
carry on wllh the task."
Her aides Insist she considers
her IO lh anniversary "Jusl
another w orking day."
"She Is Increasingly turning
her eye lo ihe kind of country
she would like lo see In Ihe year
2<XXI." u top aide said, without
answering queries on whether
Tlialrhcr Inlrnds In be In olflre
then. "She'd like lo see a m urh
higher quallly of life, a much
tidier country, n m urh morr
oltrurllvr llrllutn."
Thatcher has changed Ihe
course of ihe British government
and rekindled her country's inlernatlonal prestige.
She now ajijirars ready to play
a greater International role. Her
Imprimatur eould lie slumped on
the course of world events Into
I he 2 1si eenlury.
By longevity alone Thatcher
has assumed u premiership
among Western leadrrs. Bul her
rlmil seems lo stem from more
— she Is pushy, opinionated,
tenacious und aeeustomrd lo
gelling hrrow n way.
Thatcher Is perceived In dif
ferent wavs.
Viewing Ihe Anglo-American
relationship as essenllal In her
sueress. Th n le h e r forged a
friendship and partnership wllh
President Nragnn.
Early nn. the Snvlrl media
dubbed Thnleher "Iron tariy."
hut she and Soviet leader
Mikhail Gorbachev drvrloprd a
warm relationship suffused In
mutuul admiration.
French I'rrs ld rn l Francois
Mitterrand was quolcd ns suvlng
she has "eyes like Caligula nnd
the mouth of Marilyn Monroe."
West G e rm a n C h a n c e llo r
Helmut Kohl bridled against
Thatehrr's o|>|Kislilon In Ills Inslslence that N A TO discuss re
ductions In short-range nuclear
missiles In Europe, saying. "I
need no lessons from anyone
ataiii N A TO solidarity."
T h r Oxford-eduealed chemist
a nd. later, la w ye r run lor
Parliament twice IxTore bring
Heeled In 1959.
T h r publicity surrounding
Thaleher's Hllli anniversary In
olTiee has renewed memories of
her narrow escape Imm an Irish
terrorist Iximh In 1984 tliul
wrecked the hold w hrrr shr was
staying and killed five penplr.
It also has Itirlrd a |xilllleul
scandal lhal has marred her
Image. Whal began as a row In
1986 over whether an American
eom|>any or a European con
sortium should rescue Hrllaln's
only hellcopier munufoeiurer
resulted In the resignations of
two senior Cabinet ministers;
one of them recently Implied
Thaleher tried to cover op cer
tain damaging forts.
Utility
CMtiawad from Fag* ID
of his two wells Into ihe water which leads lo the SI. Johns
trealm cnl plant lapsed, dis River north of Lake Monroe. The
state la tryin g to eliminate
cussions broke down.
T h r negotiation began again a pollution of (he river.
Lee said Lake Monror Utility
year ago wllh a letier whiten lo
tnunly officials by Lake Monroe was allowed lo expand from
Ullllly engineering consultant 73.000 gpd lo the current capac
Ronald If. Wilson. In Ihe lelter. ity In 1983 In irtu m for swit
Wilson suggested Lake Monroe ching Ihe discharge from Elder
Ullllly sewer Ikies should be Canal, which lords directly lo
conncrted (o the llnea (hat Lake Monroe. toSmlth Canal.
Th e residents of Ihe area had
would extend from Ihe Yankee
Imkc sewage treatment plant, complained about the odor of lire
then a certainty, "following Ihe sewage treatment plant's runoff
Then, this past Monday, u Seminole County philosophy of Into the canal along Elder Road.
water main extending behind regional waste water treatment
Former county attorney Nlkkt
the Holiday Inn In Ihe urea as tiring the m ail accepted form Clayton said In on Interview Iasi
ruptured. CusKinrrs south ol SK of waste water management." week that she had found Ihe
4o were left wlilnut wuler lor u Purchase discussions began county had taught an altered
day. A "boll water" notice wus again.
drainage rase m rnl In Ihe canal
Issued the next day. It will
Bui county officials say they I n 1 9 7 3 f r o m H a r r y
remain In effect until tests show have little Intenwf In ihe utility's Kwlalkowakl. Tom Frerman and
Ihe water Is safe lo drink, county treatment plants Bible said the Bob Hatta way.
officials said Frtcfciy.
A year later. Kwlalkowski was
county will remove the sewage
The water line problem* are treatment plant and connect Ihe elected lo Ihe county com
only Ihe most irerni operating system lo the county's Yankee mission. He ta now serving as a
difficulties, uccirdlng lo custom Lake plant when It Is completed county planning and xonlng
ers.
next M arrh. The water (real- commissioner. Freeman was
M orr than Ove years ago. m r n l p la n t m a y be k e p t, hired as county attorney In u
Hickman had dlflculiy receiving possibly as a backup system fo 1975.
approval for a 300-pcrrenl rule i h r c o u n ty regional w a te r
As a result of the deed.
hike from the Public Service syslrm serving western areas of Clayton recommended In 1982
Commission IPSCI. which regu the county.
Ihe county not allow lllekman
lates private uUllly companies.
The real gold for Ihe county la discharged lo um tlnuc lo allow
Customers challenged the In thr service area II granted lo the lrested sewage to llow into the
crease largely over service pro company on SrpT. 28, 1971. canal near the resident's homes
blems. Lake Monroe Utility was l-akr Monroe Utility currently ext Elder Road.
required to make several Im serves about 50 commercial and
DEH officials wanted Hickman
provements In Ihe sewage plant industrial businesses in Ihe to stop the Elder Canal discharge
before Ihe PSC allowed a lower twn-aquare-mUr area al Ihe in aa well because they wanted to
rate Increase.
tersection of Interstate 4 and stop pollution of Lake Monroe by
Lake Monroe Utility custom State Road 46 between U.S. Sanford. Lake Monroe Ullllly
ers. who said service ollcu Is H ighw a y 17-92 and W ilson C**P- *nd other lake polluters.
disrupted, said I hey. I ik i . will lx- Drive.
. "W e lei them know Hien that
happy to sec liie county lukc
"Th e most significant asset Is (100.000 gpd) wus pretty much
over the company.
thr service arm ." said Bible. all they were gilug lo gel from
Dominie Durastaiul J r., assis Bible said Ihe cnunty could ask us for that plant." Lee said. Lee
tant munugcr ol Ills lather's Ihe I •SC lo reduce the service said DEH would nerd al least
Holiday Inn wmlheasl or Ihe urea, bul tliat request would face five years lo complete a study of
Inlcrrhange. said ai least live a c o s t ly c h a lle n g e f ro m
Ih r plant's exjntiHlon over Ils
eusfonteni tell H r nlghl ol May I Hickman.
eurrrnl sire: well (Mist Hie lime
after Ihe water iim Iii broke and
Already, tlx* 1*1*1 ol Sanford al w h r n I h r dem and fur the
they were wlihota water. "We've the northern edge of the arru expansion will nuch the courtly
had tons nl problems w llh and Hickman's 1-4 Industrial
James L. Hickman, said the
them." lhirasl.mil said.
park Is also served by Ih r plant currently Irruts uboul
Kelly Wlncgurd. manager ol t'umpany. Three hotels. Holiday 5 6 .0 0 0 gpd. A l t h o u g h Ihe
Ih r Walflr llo m r northrasi al lull. Days Inn and Knight's Inn treatment plant lu s more than
thr Interchange, said when the get their water und arwer from 40.000 g|x| pennltled eupuetly
restaurunl loses w uler. the l-akr Monnx’ Utility Cnrp. So rem aining, lllekinan adm its
walirrsaes serve their eiistraners liras u McDonald's, a Walflr even 100.000 gjxl Is not enough
on paper plau-s and retrieve H u u m - and a Stuckey's restau lo serve all the |iioJeeled devel
buckets ol w u Ii t from home to rant.
opment In Ihe service area.
make codec.
T h r utility might rom irrt with
Ami there Is talk of an Alfa"I think we Iraa- business." m onte M all-slued shopping ihe county cx the city or even
Wlnrgard said.
center al Ih r toutlwasiern cor build a new |ilani that uses .
T h r rales charged hv the ner. Tile 1.25 niilllon-squarr-fonl another dlsjxiwil mrlhral. hut '
utility are amxlicr source ol Sem inole Mall w ill require those arc cosily alternatives
complaints. The rates are higher I25.IXXJ gallons |x-r day Igpdl i o i i i |i. i red in die sale ol ih r
lhan what the itiunly charges. m lien itmslruelkui Is projected eumpany.
For example. Ils- owner ol u to begin in 1991. morr than thr
small Ih is I iic s s . who would |siy c u rre n t 100.000 gpd D E R 86 for 15.01X1 (Villons ol water l*imuted rapacity ol the take
(rum Ih r county, Mould |uv Lake Monror Utility sewage treatment Cm Hawed tram Fag* 1D
Monnx-Utility $ 17.40
p
l
a
n
t
believes Kho"I don't llilnk a private indi
Hy i III- year 2000. Seminole lui'inl will jiuslt las son to stand
vidual should run the com Mall dcvrlojirrs |>redh I the mall.
in scheduled sum m er prrslpany." said Ihirasianil Sr. "I (MX) hotel rraiins and nearly a ■leitn.il ehstums. and a|ipolut
don't think they care. Th e llllllloii square feel ol others at bun di signaled suen-swir utter
county would nm ii m a more the :«X ) acre site will need lixing Ihe elections so Ahmad
businesslike manner."
almost 400.(XK) gjxl — lour receives the I msi h sltare ol Hie
The county's decision lo buy lim es Ihe sl/e ol Ihe |.akr Voles
take Moiimm - 1'I(litv will elid Mmirra- Utility.
O th e r a n a lysis poiltl out
more Ilian seven ycats ol nil
Hut II Is unlikely take Monrra- Khomrtm alrrady lias ensured
again. ou-ugatn negollallons lx-. Ullllly M ill lx- aUe sene much ol
his M i l l 's jxilHteal Inline hy
Iweell llieeouilly and lllekinan
the development m Its srrvtee granting the younger Khomeini
T h r r o u n l y hail o lle re d atea m ithool Iteinrndouseosl
Hie sol.- tight to interjiiel his
Hickman 8I80.<IM> in 1982. hot
Lee M ille r. O rla n d o H E R bn tier's Mr it tugs al ler Ills death
lie said he wantnl mole lhan 41 d o m e s t i c w a s t e s e c t i o n
This means that when dll-4
million then — a liguic not siqx-rvisor. said there Is "/rro" h relit eh rleal l.ieltrais try to
much dilleieni itau ihe anioiiiii |H isslh llily Hie current jila u t Instilv jxdiiieal nleas and aeiions
he tnavgel llllssommel
Mould lx- alliMed lo expand by
h iring lo ils- |ihiloMi|ihy of
The eramlv itiscussrd liuvuig Ix-vraid ils current ItRMKK) gj>d Hu- lournler of Iran's Ihnx racy,
Ihe ullllly Willi lli< kmaii alxiol llcutliirii! eupuill)' T h r treat! d •hey Mill hate lo ui i c|il Hie
two years ago. laii m I icii lus take Muiirra- Utility M a s le w a lir younger Khoux-uit's word as
stale jx'imil lo pomp Mali i rail •list bulges into Smith Canal tuial
lhan a day.
Jam rs L. Hickman. James W.
Hickman's son and take MonnxUtlllty president, said the lank
will be replaced In ulxiul a week
without additional cost In Ihe
county.
"I guess we were lucky II blew
up before we bought II." said
Jim Bible, deputy county man
ager and Ihe county's chief
negotiator for Ihe plant.
Khomeini—
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25 C e n t s
WEDNESDAY
i n
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Governor signs new death warrant
In 16-yearold county m urder case
PTL boss charged parents rent
given Tuesday In the P T L trial o f
did little to help the former T V
_
*s chances of being acquitted on fraud
and Income tax charges.
Witnesses told the court yesterday that
Hakker charged his parents rent for staying at
P T L and used ministry funds lo hire a private
detective to probe the private lives o f em ployees
o f a Charlotte newspaper, the as
that broke the P T L scandal story.
Jtm
NFL ibreM users suspended
Thirteen players. Including 1907 Pro Bowl
pick Ron Soil o f the Philadelphia Eagles, were
suspended fo r 30 days Tu esday by N F L
commissioner Fete Roselle after testing positive
lOCKflDKlA.
.
Th e suspensions mean the players will miss
the final pre-season games and the first three
games o f the regular season.
F8U football recruit arretted
A Florida State football recruit, tabbed by
scouts as one o f the top prep players tn the
nation, has been arrested on cocaine charges.
Authorities In Gainesville said the recruit and
his mother were both arrested and taken Into
custody to face charges o f distributing cocaine
from the woman's house.
11
Storm blamed for dog deaths
CASSELBERRY — A seventh dog has dted
from apparent heat exhaustion after a thun
derstorm Friday tripped electrical breakers at
Seminole Greyhound Park, state Investigators
■aid today.
a rra tfr co n d ition in g unit In a S e m in o le
Greyhound Park kennel was cut off by ■ power
surge.
Bob Holt, pari-mutuel Investigator In Orlando,
■aid today ■ seventh dog died at Howell Branch
Animal Hospital over the weekend.
Posar said Investigators are still compiling a
full report of the Incident, due at the end o f the
week, to rule out any possibility o f foul play.
Bob Nadort. owner of the dogs, said the deaths
could not have been prevented. "T h to to
something everybody fears throughout the
Industry, he said. "Even when the dogs are
taken care of. there are still acts o f God w e
cannot control."
Nadort said he met with Seminole Greyhound
Park general manager John Dallas to discuss
ways to prevent similar accidents In the future.
He said Dallas will place heat sensors In each
kennel to alert 24-hour guards when tempera
tures rise.
"E very kennel In the stole needs this, not just
Seminole." Nadort said.
The seven Grade A dogs were valued between
$18.000and 025.000. Nadort said.
Dallas could not be reached this morning.
Four jelled after briba attampt
NEW YORK — Four Bronx men. including two
teens, tried to bribe two police officers with
010.000 In cash and up to 050.000 worth o f
heroin If they Ignored a minor traffic Infraction,
police said Wednesday.
Th e officers, who are brothers, arrested the
four suspects at 7 p.m. Tuesday and charged
them with first-degree bribery and criminal
possession o f a controlled substance, said police
spokesman Sgt. Peter Berry.
Police arrested Jose Martea. 22: J o rg e
Adorono. 20; Hector Vasquex. 16: and a
15-year-old boy whom officials did not identify.
rrwIW l i f t WIO mmwI
Partly cloudy and warm today
Partly
Cloudy
‘Crazy Joe
Death
NEWS DIGEST
P a rtly cloudy this
afternoon with a 20
percen t ch ance o f
showers. High In the
low 90s. A sligh t
chance o f rain to
night. then clearing
with a low In the low
70s. Clear tomorrow
morning, then partly
cloudy with a slight
chance showers.
warrant o f the man convicted In the
16-year-old murder o f a Seminole
County w om an. Joseph Robert
" C r a s y J o e " Spastano. 49. la
•cneauiea to cue tn in t ciectnc enwr
I
Herberts* mutilated, decomposed
a- _ a - □oajfs
rips nano ■ conviction m rtaroeru
murder has withstood several op-
Spathmo. a member o f th e Out
laws motorcycle gang, w as con
victed In Jan. 1070 o f the first
degree m u rd er o f Laura L yn n
Herberts. 18. o f Orlando. Herberts, a
hospital clerk, was found In an
because the body eras never iden
tified.
A c c o rd in g to p ro s ec u to rs, a
Picketing school bus drivers
continuing to hold that line
NAACP to use
rare currency
to make a point
• » LAIMA L. SHUMAN
Herald staff writer
LONGWOOD W earing hand-lettered
signs tied around thetr shoulders with string,
nearly two-thlrda o f Seminole County's 340
school bus drivers were expected to return to
the picket line today.
Th e picket line today waa outside the
transportation department’s district center la
Longwood. Yesterday the picket Une formed
on the pavement In front o f the school board
offices at 1211 MellonvIlleAve.. Sanford.
T h e driver are protesting what they believe
have been poor management decisions within
thetr deDsrtment.
Th e drivers, willing to take a stand with
thetr placards, were le s s willing to Identify
themselves when they made statements. •
"Apparently Mr. Preston threatened them
that If the protest took place, heads would roll
and job s would be lost." Nancy Wheeler,
president o f the Seminole Education Associa
tion. said yesterday. The Seminole County
School Bus Drivers Association Is a part of tbs
la the district's
said such that g swsk threats wen
mads. It would constitute a vloUUoa at
chapter 447 of the unfair labor practices codt
and that a complaint against Preston had
been filed with the district.
According Ernest Cowley, the district'!
chief negotiator. Preston was confronted w ill
the allegations but denied having made an)
threats.
"H e knows Its w rong." Cowley said.
No job s have been lost os ■ result of the
pickets.
Th e d riv en were angry at the more serious
problems In the transportation department.
"These aren't lust minor problems o f one or
two children being left off a route." com
plained one driver. "W e have Some driven
with 10 students on a 88 seat bus and othen
with 99 kids on the same size bus."
Carolyn Perry, president of the bus driven
union, said the d riv e n felt the picket was
thetr last resort.
"W e 'v e tried s number o f approaches," she
W e've spoken to management. We've
County’s approval
of store sits has
agency up in arms
SANFORD - The 12 bill and Susan a Anthony
dollar doh't get around much, but Mack leaders In
Seminole County hope local merchants will see a lot
more o f them over Labor Day weekend.
The Seminole County chapter of the National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People
INAACP) to encouraging black consumers to use
only the rare bills and coins for spending from Sept.
I through Sept. 4. Black Dollar Days w ill be a
demonstration of the black community's Impact on
the econom y, said Tu rn er Clayton. Seminole
County N AAC P president.
Clayton said the demonstration to designed as a
message to merchants and local government that
blacks want a fair share o f jobs and business
opportunities, and pattern their spending habits
"toward those merchants that contribute lo our
communities' growth and away from business
concerns that do not."
"W ith the situation goin g on In the city of
Batty Smith, vice-president o f the local bus
drlvara association, laada tha picketing
drivers at tha school board offlca.
gone through channels. W e have to get thto
fixed."
In what transportation officials have been
calling a money-saving effort, bus routes were
reworked to Include the mainstreaming of
some special education students on to buses
with other students.
"W e don't object to mainstreaming." said a
□ l a s P ick ets, P a g * S A
bSscbsLal abswU
°^ im^stni>ns "
said. "T h is Is one way. other than voting power, the
Mack community can express how It feels and sI kiw
that, by com ing together, they can do something."
Clayton referred lo recent confrontations between
black Sanford residents and the city commission.
Several black citizens petitioned the city com
mission Monday for better police protection and
recreation programs a n d facilities In black
neighborhood^. Tw o weeks earlier. Clayton petlttoned the commission for the removal o f a Sanford
Housing Authority commissioner who made an
ethnic remark during a public meeting.
Barnett Bank and SunBank will each have in
stock $5,000 In $2 bills and Susan B. Anthony
coins available for the exchange. By tallying how
much o f the currency and coins are exchanged.
Clayton said, the group w ill have a guage o f black
spending In the area by the middle of next week.
Mark Martin, manager o f the Orlando Drive
Barnett Bank branch, said the branch usually does
not have S2 bills or silver dollars In stock. "T h e y're
pretty much extinct here.” he said. The S2 bill and
□ S e e C w erescy, Page BA
State gets high marks in human services
8y J. MARK BAAFMLD
Herald staff writer
SANFORD - T h e Florida De
partment o f Community Affairs is
not about to give up their fight to
prevent a convenience store at the
southwest corner o f State Road 46
and Longwood Markham Rood.
In a letter received this week by
Sem in ole County com m issioner
Sandra G lenn. Paul Bradshaw,
director o f the Department of Com
m u n ity A ffa irs (D C A ) resource
planning and management division,
said the county would fall to protect
the W ekiva River and Its surround
ing natural resources by allowing a
commercial site so close to the river.
"W e cannot see how five acres o f
com m ercial development In any
form could have less impact on
natural resources than five single
family homes (allowable under your
suburban estates land use designa
tion). and we therefore fall to
understand how there could be any
commercial development on the site'
that would be consistent with the
(Wekiva protection) statute."
County olllcials weren't surprised
b y (h r response.
"It's a question o f whether local
regulations and the local plan was
consistent when It was approved
and we think It to." said Tony
V a n D crw o rp . c o u n ty planning
director. "T h ere to a wide range o f
R e h a b ilita tive S e rv ic e s district
■ en d in g for Aid (or Pantiles with
Dependent Children, although a
■tale study released Tuesday said
the state ranks fa vorably In a
program -by-program comparison
with several otM r states.
The study, which w as conducted
for HRS b y the Florida State Untver■tty Center for Human Services
Policy and Administration, com
pared Florida's spending for 10
nugor programs with seven other
states o f similar sire and growth
rate, said Allen tm ershein, the
gram specialist with the HRS dis
trict offices In Orlando, said 1.406
Oemtnntr County families received
•343.900 In APDC. while the 0.008
tsmilrs tn the other three counties
la the district received nearly 03.2
million from the same program. The
Bemtnotr County AFDC spending
averaged 01.29 per capita.
The report found that w hile a U.S.
Census study showed Florida ranks
47th am ong states in spending for
Medicaid and Aid for Fam ilies with
Dependen t Children. It has steadily
Increased spending In those areas
during th e last few years w hile other
Here la how the state ranks
In human services programs,
according to a study con
ducted by the F8U Center o f
Human Services Policy and
Administration. JElgbt states.
Including Florida, were used
in the study:
The other states included tn
the stu dy a re C aliforn ia.
O e o rg ia , Illin o is .
Massachusetts. Minnesota.
Pennsylvania and Texas.
p n iit
•In child support enforce
ment.
•In programs for children
with special health problem*.
SCCOND
•In programs for children's
mental haaith.
•In child abuse and neglect
protection.
•
•In programs to help deter
•In m atern al and c h ild
haaith programs.
•In personal health care.
•In primary care programs.
SIXTH
•In alcohol and drug abuse
programs.
SCVtNTH
•In Mrvtcaa for the devetopmentally disabled.
•In aid lo Families with
Dependent Children.
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NEW S FROM T H E REGION AND ACROSS T H E S T A T E
Man charged
ripTna
with swiping
hairpiece
> k !ifc A c 6 L A " ^ T
the hairpiece from hie
o d ^ h v 'a
b c a i a n d ran*
ntag away wtthH after they
bad a contoatatlon near a
Gallagher may have diluted lobby reforms
wrote tenguap In a lobbying
reform U f that la Mamed by
ethlca oA riek for weakening
attcmpta to crack down on
teftyenwipaddM ag.anew^ apar
rrow tidT im h Ii Vx
OaBagber haa crttictaed regulaltona the atate Ethlca Com*
mission haa drafted to enforce
the law approved In the doting
daya of the regular legltiative
ocaelon, anytng he la "abaohrtely
certain lobbyists will be able to
sidestep pubhc ecrutiny unless
- CLEARW ATER
Too much monty for FPL?
TALLAHASSEE — The Public Service rom m l-km Is
Invtahgtilng the earnings of Florida Power Corp. to determine
whether the utility la earning too much money.
A review of Florida Power earnings presented to the
commission ***** week My— the company la n **r ***** top of its
allowaMa earnings range. Commission chairman Michael
Wlteoc haa called Toe a modified review Florida Power's rates. If
they are found to be too high, then rebates could be ordered.
Tbe state allows electric companies to make a profit ranging
horn 12.0 percent to 13.0 percent per month. Florida Power’s
return haa been aa high as 13.0 percent since January.
E
o t t h y
1
TH E
Florida was among the leaders
in stets W b d h V E ,o o . ALPft*.
which has increased by almost
•100 million to more than $290
million during fiscal 1900. ac
cording to a new study released
Wednesday hi Washington.
T h e re p o rt by O e o rg e
Washington University found
that about 9500 million In
non-Medicaid funds were spent
to prevent and treat AIDS at the
atate level this fiscal year.
The number of Mates that did
A
started with an anonymous
tip turned Into Just another
fish tale when investigators
sifting through a shallow
grave discovered the re
m a in s o f a 400-pound
grouper.
Based on the anonymous
Up. a contlgent o f law
enforcement agents sifted
through handfuls o f dirt
scooped from a 4-by-7-foot
depression In the earth.
Four hours later, a man
on a bicycle rode by and
said he’d seen a fish buried
there tw o weeks ago.
Investigators then un
covered the 6-foot skeleton
o f what was once a 400- to
800-pound grouper.
"Thanks to the efforts of
the Clearwater Police De
p a r tm e n t.” C le a rw a te r
police spokesman Wayne
Sheior bragged, "th is la
one fish that did not get
a w a y ."
x , a prinr tpftl In the defunct brokerage firm of Lawrence
j , alao could be ordered to make reatttutian to
the victims.
He was Indicted last year with Lloyd Lawrence on ebargm be
uaed the money that 480 customers Invested in an office
compter project to sUttefy debts and costa incurred in other
butinrmvrntnrra.
Lawrence pleaded guilty to similar charges in January and
i sentenced to 2 Yfcyean In prison.
p " T A l X A H A S S t f T h # sinning
numbers Tuesday In ms Florida
-
Hollywood, and Rep. Debbie
Sanderaoo. R-Fort Lauderdale,
have complained the Ethlca
Commission haa Interpreted the
Florida am ong A ID S leaders
Homicide
victim's tale
was fishy
g'tnveaton out of up to 919
director of the ethics panel, said
It la poaalble they could be
tightened then. The Tampa
Tribune reported,
L o b b y la ta w o rk in g th e
Irtflilittrr branch arc already
required to register usd dteckme
their clients. Tbe new law would
have required regtetratioo of
lobbylata aeeklng licenaea.
environmental permtta and how
pttal ccrtlftcates of need from the
executive branch,
But an amendment prepared
not allocate any general reve
nues for the battle against ac
quired Immune deficiency
fell from 14 la ‘
New York with $47 million
was second to California In
state-funded AIDS expenditures.
Three other states also topped
the 910 million mark: Florida.
Massachusetts and New Jersey.
Tbe median level of state-only
funds for AIDS w as about
The District of Colum bia
ranked first In per capita AIDS
State plane labor-camp lira inspections
the camps and because It feels compelled to
Improve Us oversight
‘ * of...................
the isclllties. Hart told
The Tamos Tribune.
"W e don’t think they have to be palaces, but the
housing needs to be safe.*’ Hart said. ‘‘We really
don’t know what’s out there."
HRS la asking for help Cram the office o f
Insurance Commissioner Tom Gallagher, who alao
serves aa state fire marshal. But some officials
questioned the need for the Inspections Just now.
*1 think one o f the reasons they may be doing
child deaths.’
this may have to do with the cl
Cecil Chastain, fire marshal for Hillsborough
County.
W EATHER
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The dally number Tuesday In the
Florida Lottary C A S H 3 gams was
n
Sirs!
raigM Play (number* In asset
. ta o on a SOcsnl bat, $000
on SI.
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Straight Bos 0: $290 in order
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smith 10 kls. Seas 2 lo 3 ft.
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Sanford Tuesday was 90 de
grees and the overnight low was
70 as reported by the University
o f Florida Agricultural Research
and Education Center. Celery
Avenue.
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fall during the 24-hour period
ending at 8 a.m. Wednesday.
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M ania S t . Ah m o n t e Sprtnra: Martin Stanley Lewie. 30. no
O reg C. Pragrr. M o f Sanford: and Richard David
10. o f SanfardTlkind la 03.000 each on the burglary
Lewta. 40.
PARK - A m
era in Pern Park
by
the buyer
n. 30. of Orlando.
property In the caae. He wa
ni. lu r t d oy.Bondlal3.OOa
iy
wMh
LONOWOOO — A
him alter the deputy
aa he drove on
J a o u o 'a car
the
33. 1 ISO High Meadow Road,
with poeenolnn o f lean than 30 grama o f
with a revoked licenee at about 8 a m.
Anthony
Quiff stations to offffer
oil collection centers
•aid the
'• way to support
the state’s new
rw Solid W aste
Law. which out
lines procedures far setting up
voluntary waste oil collection
center* throughout the state and
outlaws the dumping of waste
oiL
"F e w issues are more critical
than p ro tec tin g the ground
for disposal and recycling.
"People might look at your
company differently than people
involved in oU spills." said state
Sen. G eorge Kirkpatrick. DGainesville, to the BP repre
sentatives. referring to recent
maashrr oil spills off the coasts o f
Alaska and Rhode Island.
Oil dumped on the ground gets
washed o f f b y groun dw ater
runoff and contaminates the
freshwater aquifer or contami
nates surface water. Kirkpatrick
•aid that one gallon o f oil can
contaminate up to one million
gallons of drinking water.
In Florida, businesses generate
more than 33 million gallons o f
uaed oil each year, said Dale
Twachtmann. >aecreuuy ,o f the
to let
oil at
gu lf stations at a nears confer
ence attended by state Rep.
Chuck Smith. D-Brooksville. and
San. G eorge Kirkpatrick. DGainesville.
Starting next month. Gulf sta
tions In BO counties will post
green-and-whtte signs announc
ing that they are taking con
sumers' waste oil. which will
then be picked up by contractors
diaposal o f hazardous wastes. Of
that, used i.otl. ■60 percent
burned aa a fuel and 31 percent
la used in Industrial procesaes.
such as asphalt production.
But. until this year, the gener
al public has not been regulated.
Twachtmann said that at least
10 million gallons o f uaed oil
disappears each year In Florida,
and that seven million gallons
co m e s fr o m p r iv a te u sers,
mostly people changing their
own motor oil.
TALLAH ASSEE - BrtUeh Pe
troleum announced Tueaday
that more than 390 Gulf aervlce
Matkma in Florida would aoon be
accepting uaed motor oil from
customer*. making it e a te r for
the public to help
Rustprooffing claims
corns under scrutiny
SANFORD — Area automobile
dealers say they haven’t seen a
letter reportedly eenl from the
stale attorney general's office to
all Florida dealerships warning
auto dealer* Tuesday that It la
against Florida law to sell extra
rust proofing to new car buyers
without disclosing it might be
unnecessary or even cause damage.
Nonetheless, moat dealers said
they add rustproofing to all their
vehicles prior to putting them
out on the lot and pass the coat
on to the buyer.
" W e feel It is vital to the
Mtiafactioa o f the buyer.” said
Matt St rout, tales manager o f
Walt Jennler Buick-GMC tn Cas
selberry. "C u stom ers to not
m ind pa yin g fo r the added
protection."
In a letter to the 1.717 Florida
dealers In new automobiles. A t
torney General Bob Buttrrworth
•aid failure to disclose manufac
turers* recom m endations rei W e -^ u id
sm s
U n fa ir
Trade Practices Act.
...9«DS dealers,hayp falsely im
plied to customers the treat
¥ CALLS
TUESDAY
•3 :4 3 a.m. — 13th Street and
Olive Avenue, trauma call,
m an . 35. tra n s p o rte d to
Central Florida Regional Hos
pital.
• 5:39 a.m. — 111 Elden
Court, medical call. man. 63.
transported to Central Florida
Regional Hospital.
• 6 :4 6 a.m. - 301 W. 17th
St., m edical call. girl. 5.
transported to Central Florida
Regional Hospital.
•7 :3 4 a.m. — 1018 S. French
A v e .. m e d ic a l c a ll, m an
transported to Central Florida
Regional Hospital.
• 11:37 a.m. — Third Street
and Pecan Avenue. No. 1
sold in this country already
provid e a w arran ty a g a in s t
mat-through on their IB M and
I B M v e h ic le s ." B utterw orth
wrote. ‘ 'S om e manuf ac tu rers
also take the p «HtHn that this
after-manufacture
la not only
vehicles but alao may even ,
rust if misapplied."
Any1 dealer w l
•ueh trade
cetvtag the attorney
letter could be forced to
burse the buyer far the full coat.
L A B O R D A Y SALE!
DOOF t BUS T E R
SAVE
lin.i
L adies' C an vas Sn eak er
Men’s 6” Workboot
Men's Athletics SALE!
Higgins Terrace, medical call,
woman. 49. transported to
South Seminole Community
Hospital.
•3.-04 p.m. — 717 Locust
Ave., medical call, woman.
45. transported to Central
Florida Regional Hospital
•3 :5 3 p.m. 3463 Park
Ave.. medical call. man. 60.
transported to Central Florida
Regional Hospital.
•4 :5 3 p.m. — 2453 Airport
Blvd.. trauma call. man. 34.
transported to Central Florida
Regional Hospital.
• 11:30 p.m. - 613 Sanford
Ave.. medical call, woman.
22, transported to Central
Florida Regional Hospital.
EZ DISCOUNT
BEVERAGE
F IR S T
IN
TOWN
ments are necessary In
because o f the salt sir. anfcf
Butterworth. Some dealers have
a lto falaely Im plied fa c to r y
sort
co
Our low regular to S24.00
SAVE to
> $4.01!
B EST
IN
TOWN
2 9 2 7 Uw y. 17-92 • C e n t e r M a ll
Family Athletics SALE!
Assorted colors and styles.
Our low roguiar to 129.99
Next 1o Discount Auto Parts. JC Penney
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Busch................... $2.09.,., $ 8,29....
Old Milwaukee..........$1.79.,., $ 6.99.,.,
Black Label.............$179.,., $ 6.99.,.,
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SANFORD STORE
SEMINOLE CENTRE,
3671 N. Orlando Dr.,
Miller Lite............... $2.59.,.. $10.29.,.,
next to Simply 6.
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EDITORIALS
• U tp ttt.)
JACK ANDERSON
Entrepreneurs
face battle
E D W I N M. Y O D E R J R
W here tim e is barely noticed
sample and return U lo earth..A manned
mission early la the next century le the
|n||py|
o f th e
g m
*1THtfTf **rtwg
Meanwhile, the Magellan pmbe la already on
Ua way to Venus, and Galileo will leave for
Jupiter to October. The Soviets aleo are
preparing for two unmanned ventures to the
othe probes bound for Mercury and Venus
beforetheend ofthecentury.
The price tag attached to these dreams is
not cheap and social and economic problems
also deserve enormous attention. But If the
United States establishes a reasonable priori
ty for space and praaaca ahead wtth genuine
commitment. Voyager 2’a spectacular discov
eries will one day be remembered aa merely a
humble beginning.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
tiers to the editor are welcome. A ll letters must
betti
and include a mailing addreaa and a
be signed
i
daytime telephone number. Letter* should be on a
tingle subject and be aa brief as possible. Letters
are subject to editing.
Berry's World
WRJGHT3V1LLE BEACH. N.C. - This haa
b e ta a very rainy year la eaatem North
Carolina. Along the roads to the brwH. the
corn la nudging elephant's eye height.
But no blessing la unmixed, and with the
wetness an unheard-of unpredictability has
d e s c e n d e d . A t flr e t It w a s a b la s tin g
aouthwesterly fanese, torrid and Oy-bearing.
Than the s a d wheeled about, the glres fell
and loathsom e spotting rain cam e at us from
But w hy dw ell on the weather? When the
weather at the beach If out o f #hack. we take it
personally — like our Siamese cat. Pharaoh, a
brilliant and affectionate but coamicaUy selfcentered creature. On rainy mornings back
home, he bites m t ankle in reproach if it is
raining. Then b e darts to the back door to see If
It la also raining there. If the world there is like
the world out fro n t ha bite* m y ankle again.
Cats bare an orer-pereonailaed notion o f
meteorological causation, you m ay say. But for
those given to the toys o f tropical vacations, cat
meteorology la the only kind that count*.
Somebody la to blame. W e wonder for weeks if
it would rain enough in June and July to rain
itself out by A u gu st I f it’s been dry. we can
almost sense the rains being stored In some
celestial vat to foil here in August. Forget your
scientific weather forecasting. A t beach time,
cats hare It entirely rig h t
T h e o th e r n e w s o f n o te h ere is the
aimBeach House, in all ua
It
at the top end o f
commanding a panoramic view o f the
and the 1
Intracoasta! Waterway.
Until a few years ago, this northern sector of
WrightsvUIe Beach was em pty, unspoiled. W e
called it the end o f civilisation. Now It is
civilisation o f a sort. T h e House had 6.300
square fe d o f Door apace, seven Uted decks and
tw o Jacuzzis. It can be your for Just under t l
T h e modesty o f the price would be sneered at
In Washington or New York, o r for that matter
Palm Beach. But this lai WrightsvUIe.
WrightsvUIe, after ail.
the home o f classic beach understatement.
This house la not gentrlflcatlon. It is escalation.
U is an outrage, in fact; but while very much
disapproving o f it In principle. I covet it.
That such a house shouls be built here Is In
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change In the
beach lancfecepr since m y youth; the carpeting
and atr-cooditionlng o f beach cottages, their
gradual Insulation from intimacy with the sand
and the sea. Some now even boast chlntsy
easy chain. The Palm Beach HOuse Is the ne
plus ultra o f this trend, for fortunately there
cannot be many more. Space has Just about
r u n o u t . ------------------------------And In Its nest of
w e ll-s n ip p e d box,c
,
w o o d s a n d
transplanted
palmrttos, the Palm
Beach House looks
patently Imported. It •
:
looks as If Joe P.
\[ ■: \
Kennedy
or
W illia m Randolph
\
it earst ought to be
!
standing on one of
>
the decks, perhaps
Ji
with a starlet or two
w
tucked away In the
^
attic for a rainy day.
f A baffling but
•/SrSSfS- *“
tolarablaobu'
melange of
s a y aun,
.?.
clouds,
an old. renovated building that a few o f
R u aala’ a b u d d in g en trep ren eu ra h a ve
transformed Into a four-star restaurant. And
moat surprising for the Soviet Union, the
service was prompt and courteous, the food
sumptuous.
T h is la in stark
contrast to the nicest
s t a t e - r u n re a ta u r a n ta , w h e r e th e
waitresses are surly
and uncooperative,
the food dull.
W h y th e d i f
feren ce? -T h e first
establishm ent is ■
s o rr y r e lic o f a
bloated and corrupt
bureaucracy; these
s t ill v a s tly o u t
n u m ber co o p e ra
Un th« nicaat
tives. which might be
•lata-run res
called the seedlings
taurants, Ih t
o f p e re s tro ik a , or
waitresses are
e c o n o m ic r e fo r m .
surly and
T h e s e c o n d
uncooperative,
establishm ent Is a
the food dull. ■
capitalist enterprise
that Soviet premier
Mikhail Gorbachev haa baptised "coopera
tiv e " — created by partners who have pooled
their savings, received low-interest state
loans and their premises from the state.
Although more blocks separate the two
restaurants, they are. ideoiogically speaking,
light years apart. In a sense, the conflict and
competition between these two restaurants
personifies the battle now being waged In the
Soviet Union between new and old. reform vs.
establishment.
The plight o f "T h e Sweet Tooth" offers an
ominous omen for Soviet reformers. It was
the moat popular and successful o f Moscow
restaurants until shutting down a few weeks
ago. Th e Sweet Tooth attracted Western
embassy crowcta and even openly boasted —
and displayed — letters o f thanks and
encouragement from both former President
R eaga n and P resid en t Bush. T h e r e
staurateurs somehow slipped a cake to Bush
for his inauguration, and he reportedly ate
the confectionery symbol o f perestroika with
gusto.
Y et T h e Sweet Tooth eventually was
strangled by the red tape and government
meddling that la so endemic lo the Soviet
Union.
u s u a l. T h e d a y ’ s
wind
*nd ’
routine la now as
JT
hm ■
tid e s )
deeply encoded by
immemorial custom -------------------- —-------aa the Magna Carta. There la the morning
seminar (breakfast), follow ed by reading,
followed by the beach and drinking, lunch and
more drinking, followed by...well, the schedule
is a dull to recite aa It is restful.
Reform-minded Soviets have fostered the
individual or cooperative private enterprises
wtth a aeries o f new lawa beginning in
November 1B8& Only about a fifth o f the
co-ops that have quickly sprung up are
restaurants. The rest offer a wide range o f
products and services, from key-cutting to
p r o x y lin e - w a it in g , d o g - g r o o m in g to
and‘ shoe repair
babushka-grooming; from car a
to matchmakfcig services.
But every year, one novelty is allowed. One
year it was gravity-inversion boot*. This year U
was "T h e Book o f Questions,” by Gregory
Stock, Ph.D., featuring such soul-searching
queries as: "H ow many Umea during the day
do you look at yourself in the m irror?" or
"W ould you prefer to be blind or deaf?" or
“ Before making a telephone call, do you ever
rehearse what you are going to say?" Mixed
with a morning toddy or two. questions like
this stimulate discussions which Pascal or
Aristotle would find stunning in depth and
brilliance. At least, that is the impression one
gets after a toddy or two.
Some 100,000 cooperatives are officially
registered, and the government estimates
more than 1.6 million people are engaged in
these private pursuits. Gorbachev desires
even hater growth than this. A top Soviet
economist, who serves a* a close adviser to
the Russian leader, told us that the Income
from these enterprises is expected to reach 10
billion rubles this year, or a little over 1
percent o f the Soviet gross national product.
But enough o f metaphysics. Keep your harps
and your golden slippers, St. Peter. This place
and this blessed interval are m y Idea o f a
satisfactory eternity. The sole defect is that,
like eternity. WrighuvUle makes clock time a
barely noticed Irrelevance. Too soon, and long
before we are reconciled, it Is time to make our
way back through (he cornfields. "Back to
Amurrtca." as we put it. And not very happily.
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T h e government’s secret target, sources tc
us. la to boost It to IS percent o f the GNP I
10 years.
"W e have great hopes with the develop
ment o f the cooperative sector.” (he govern
ment economist told us. "T h e cooperative
means Job* for those who are freed from other
sectors, and especially for those soon leaving
the arm y — about half a million soldiers." He
touted new laws this year that give coopera
tives the right to fUe lawsuits, create Joint
ventures with the state, hire worker* the state
lays off and even engage in foreign trade.
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wm sentenced to death for the
1977 rape aod stabbing death o f
a 01-year-old widow o f a prere la s n t L u n e n b u rg C o u n ty
pm oo to
ttric chair
tan to be
ih in n a .
on capital
the dectelOM on this year's ^
driver who said her bus
routes.
carries less than one third Its
Arnold formerly the district's capacity. "The worst part la that
asslilsnl r mnrtnt-mtent nf font- I aee h i m of thoae kids standing
(ties a n d l n a p ^ b n . was out there watting for . .bus an d!
previously a school principal end b » i M » e n » c o n » e . but I cant
ath letic coach in Putnam Pfchthemup.
• * - * « • County. He was demoted from
secu uonaf hts aaalstanl superlntenent’s
b * * " ° B position several years ago amid
0OCBr ***** controversy regsvdlng his management o f warehouse fccihUes.
Me w as replaced by Richard
Welle, who was then director o f
tr a n s p o r ta tio n .P r e s to n w as
StoreapM
Intensities that
would be consistent with the
(W ekiva River Protection Act).
T h e market Is always open lo
find ways to be consistent."
T h e DCA has asked a state
hearing officer to consider the
Issue. A hearing w ill be In
Sanford. Sept. 12 at the Greater
Sanford Chamber o f Commerce,
beginning at 9 a.m.
T h e co u n ty a p p ro v ed the
commercial she. owned by Miller
Enterprises Inc., on Dec. 0. 1907
In Its comprehensive land use
plan. H ow ever. M iller never
aoughl to rexone the property.
In December 1900. the DCA
discovered the she had not been
rrxoncd. They recommended It
be converted bock to a residen
tial or agricultural designation to
be consist ant with Wekiva River
Protection Act. passed by the
Florida Legislature In 1900.
The Wekiva River Protection
Act requires that all properties tn
the boundaries of the protection
a m remain o f a rural nature.
Th e act requires any develop
ment lo hove no more Impact on
the a m than If ll were devel
oped for homes.
In response to the request to
change the toning on the Miller
property, (he county passed an
amendment to Ms development
c o d e s In F e b r u a r y . T h e
amendment states that regard
less o f the toning or land use.
any properties lying within the
boundaries o f the protection a m
must comply with the Wekiva
River Protection Act.
In the Aug. 23 letter lo Glenn.
the change
lo address the requirements o f
the act. A n y action short o f
changing the land uae o f the site
would hot prevent the state’s
appeal. A m o n g l h e concerns
stated by state olfotals la the site
Hem directly south from the
entrance to the Lower W ekiva
R iver State Preserve.
T h e commercial site also lies
within a flve-mUe stretch o f SR
46 In Seminole and Lake Coun
ties where s doccn black
w ere killed laat year. Bteck
a re considered a threatened
species by (he Male. More traffic
attracted to a convenience store
could lead to more black bear
deaths on the road.
,
Miranda Fltxgerald. M iller's
attorney, has denied the store
would lead lo more bear deaths.
DeathM
years ago.
T h e execution o f three o f the
m en would occur on the same
day. That has happened before,
but six warrants signed In one
day amounts to a new record,
said Capltaf*Collat*ral RcprefL a rry r
i 'office represents
row Iggaatc*. and
his staff must prepare
appeals for five o f the men
within 30 days, which will sorely
try his resources. Spaxlano has a
private attorney.
"W e 'v e had up to 11 outstand
ing warrants at one time, but
w ? v e never had six at one
m om ent." Spalding said. "W e're
back In business."
Th e last execution In Florida
was o f Aubrey Adams on May 4.
The five warrenls In addition
to Spaxiano's signed Tuesday
are fo r Angel Dtax. Brian Jen
Larry Blaha. 52. 1256 Tivoli
Drive. Deltona, died Monday at
C e n t r a l F l o r i d a R e g io n a l
Holaplta). Sanford. Bom Dec. 19.
1936. In E n dlcott. N .Y . he
m oved to Deltona from New
York In 1966. He was a selfemployed truck driver and a
member o f the Deltona United
Church o f Christ.
Survivors Include wife. Linda:
sons. Spencer L . Deltona. Rich
ard J.. Odessa. N.Y.: daughters.
P a ttle. Atlanta. N .Y.. Karen
Ogden. Lorie. both o f Elmira.
N .Y .: m other. E lla. Odessa:
brother. William. Alpine. N.Y.:
slater. Dolly Stone. Ector. Texas:
four grandchildren.
Oaklawn Park Ccmctery/Funeral Home. Lake Mary.
In charge o f arrangements.
A R T H U R A . LUZIVICXY
Arthur A. Luxnicky. 84. 686
Venture Court. Winter Springs,
died Tuesday at Meridian Nurs
nings. J.B. Parker. Gregory Scott the Evlnrudc boat motor fortune.
Engle and Rickey Bernard Rob She w as working her laat night
erts.
at a Stuart convenience store,
Executions were set Oct. 27 for having quit because her family
Dlax. Jen n in gs and Parker. feared for her safely. T w o coEngle and Roberts were sched d efen d a n ts also drew death
uled to be executed Oct. 31. All sentences.
Engle was sentenced tn the
are oo Q m warrants.
(Mas wws sentenced fas-dhe I 9 7 t abduction. rape, murder
1079 murder of Joseph Nagy, and mutilation o f Eleanor Kathy
manager o f a Miami topless bar Tot In. a convenience store clem
called The Velvet Swing, during In Jacksonville. A co-defenaanl
a robbery.
also was sentenced todeath.
Jennings was sentenced for
Roberts was sentenced In the
the 1979 sex murder o f Rebecca 1964 beating murder o f a George
Kunash. a 6-year-old Brevard Lu is Napoles. 20. o f Miami.
County girl abducted from her Napoles and two female friends
bed. Court records say he raped w ere parked on the Rtckenh rr. beat her head on the backer Causeway when they
pavement while holding her by w ere rousted by Roberts posing
her feet and dumped her In a as an undercover police officer.
canal, where she drowned.
Roberta began* fondling one of
Court records say Parker was the women and when Napoles
the trlggermun In the 1982 objected, beat hton to death with
a b d u c t io n and m u r d e r o f u baseball bat. He also raped one
Frances Julia Slater, heiress to of the women twice.
U
"F o r a woman who's on AFDC
w ho wants to get a job. Ike
picture looks good." m id Greg
Co*rr. Secretary o f the Florida
Department o f Health and Re
habilitative Services.
"W e picked Mates
representative o f having very
l l o e r a l s p e n d in g In so c ia l
services," Coter mid. "W hen you
look at some of the areas. Uke
children's medical sendees, we
do a better job than all o f these
other states/'
T h e other states In (he Mudy
were CaJtfomls. Georgia.
M a ss a c h u setts. M in n es o ta .
P e n n s y lv a n ia a n d T e x a s .
C a lifo r n ia . M in n e s o ta and
Ma s sachusetts u su ally rank
among the too 10 when tradi
tional ways of measuring social
welfare speeding arc uaed. bneyshetn said.'
According to the study. Florida
ranked first among those states
In child-support enforcement
and programs for children with
special health problems, bnersheln said.
The state ranked second-In
We’re your local bank. We’re not run by a faraway
corporate offica dictating landing or borrowing policies
in our local community.
Wa keep your money working hero at home.
We don I nave to send your deposits and capital out
of town, out of state, out of region or even out of the
country. We Invest back in the community by making
your deposits available right here for loans in your
hometown.
And because we're locally controlled, we’re respon
sive to your needs as well as those of the community.
W H IN IT COMES TO INSURANCE
WE OIVE YO U MORE FOR LESS.
.. y x i g i v P»
pfB tdfuu. S a n a a r a t o v a 100 y
L. SOWLIM
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B rfcson GUARDIAN F u n e ral H om e
Storing Central Florida Slneo 1949
T h a t places Florida at the
But when
wl
spending on
A F D C and M e d ic a id a re
excluded from the picture, "w e
see very different results.' Iro*
ersh eln said. "F lo rid a ranks
pretty much tn the m iddle."
T h e Mudy also showed that
Florida has Increased funding for
m a n y state w elfa re progams
since 1907, said famershetn.
M arlin s a id large volume^
exchange o f the currency and.
coins should not create much!
confusion. He mid the 43 bill.!
w h ich fe a tu re s the fa ce o ft
Thom as Jefferson. Is a dla->
ttncUve Mil. "And you know!
when you 've got a Suaan B.
Anthony — they are heavy." he
joked.
,
D avid B a tes , m a n a g er of.
Winn-Dixie at 3010 Orlando Dr..;
a greed th a t m erchants ca n '
handle even a large volume of;
the M ilk and coins w ithou t'
confusion for cashiers or cus
tomers. "M oney's money.” he/
said.
i
Clayton said he expects at
number o f Macks to help exceed)
the 010.000 goal In Uie weekend;
demonstration, which Is pro
moted by the national NAACP..
He said he could not disclose the,
number o f members In the local
chapter.
We’re local.
We’re your bank.
And we’re proud of It
Thobum E. Russell Sr.. 82.
700 Drywood Ave.. Fern Park,
died Sunday at Life Care Center.
Longwood. Bom Nov. 17, 1906.
In Kenton. Ohio, he moved to
Fern Park from Miami in 1974.
He was a vice president and '•
Sanford
Dep endent Children.
T h e Mudy shows that Florida
spends 17.5 percent o f Its total
slate budget for the 10 programs
studied, while Mlnnrsots the
highest spending o f the eight
states, spends 29.7 percent.
Suaan B. Anthony
dollar, first lasucd In the latei
1970a. are no longer minted.
"W e had to dig and scratch to1
get what are have.'* be said. This
week the bank will have 04.400;
neglect
Ilh. child a!
prevention, and Juvenile delin
quency. ll ranked third In child
welfare programs, and fourth In
subsidised daycare, sendees tor
(he eld erly. AIDS treatment
programs, maternal and child
health programs, and personal
health care and primary care
programs.
However. Florida was sixth In
alcohol and drug abuse pro
grams. and seventh In services
for the devefopmcntally disabled
and In Aid to Families with
ing Home. Longwood. Bom May -general manager o f McArthur
10. 1905. In Chicago, he moved Dairies. Miami, and a member o f
to Winter S p rin g from Berwyn. U nited Methodist Church o f
III.. In 1907. He was a retired Miami Shores. He was a member
lithographer for Edward Keough o f the Mahl Tem ple. Miami.
S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w i f e .
Co. and a member o f St. Plus
Catholic Church. Stlckncy. III. Dorothy B.; daughter, Carole
He was a member of the Berwyn Henderson. Ormond Beach: son.
Th obu m E. Jr.. Winter Springs;
Moose Lodge.
Survivors Include daughters. four grandchildren.
Beacon Cremation Services
P h yllis C urley. W inderm ere.
M a r g a r e t P r o v o s t . W in t e r Central Florida. Winter Park. In
Springs: sisters. Henrietta Wolf. charge o f arrangements.
C h ic a g o . E v e ly n B e x d e k .
Phoenix. Arts.
B ald w ln -F a lrch lld Fun eral
Home. Altamonte Springs. In
charge o f arrangements.
419 W. First 8L
Ph. 322-5762
William H. "Bill" Wight C.P.C.U.
Praaidant
W h eek r
th atd river,
■ ** * * * pennitted to pick up
unauthorisedrttfors.
frustrated
•* * * * insbUlty to help parents
w h o came to them with com..
.
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lonal u p M t i of th*
Panamanian eriais
enters a new phase
present g o *
Manuel Nc
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a button on h is js p d
proud to be b4ack.,Ttey in an open i “
by family members and frtcada.
A t the wake, grtm-faced mourners got a
anonymous caller told pohes there was a bom b In the building
set to explode In a matter ot minutes, nflVrtah said.
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Embassy in Washington, with ■ staff ot
10 people, paid b y U.S. funds withheld
from the Noriega government.
On A ug. 23 the O rganisation of
American States, after a three-month
effort supported b y the United States,
felled to mediate Noriega's rem oval The
U.S. representative declared Noriega's
government an “ outlaw " that permitted
drug traffickers to operate at will.
Noriega, w ho leads the Panamanian
Defenae Forces, la under indictment in
the United States on drug trafficking
charges. Ha haa also been accused of
tryin g to steal the May 7 election In
A m e rica n m ilit a r y d e p e n d e n ts In
Panama who w ould be pomlhlr hostages
and because the American troops bad
never seriously trained on how to resist
Noriega's troops.
The official said. “ Since then, we have
evacuated essentially ail the American
dependents.”
V o y a g e r s a ils a m o n g s ta rs
PASADENA. Calif. - NASA'a Voyager 2 probe,
leavin g the warmth o f the sun behind forever, w ill
spend the final years o f Its robotic Ufa searching
for the edge o f th e solar system as It crulaea
silently Into the lonely space between the stars.
T h e 1-ton nuclear-powered spacecraft sailed
past Neptune and Us bixsire moon Triton test
week, closing out an epic, once-In-a-lifetime grand
tour o f the outer solar system that haa carried U
past Jupiter, Satum. Uranus, a boat o f moons and
now the ringed planet Neptune.
Racing away from the solar system. Voyager 2
w ill continue to beam back data about Neptune,
Ua moons and Us space environment until Oct. 2
w hen the "fa r encounter” phase o f the Neptune
encounter officially ends. A t that point. Voyager 2
w ill be 35.8 million miles from the planet,
speeding away from the solar system at 37,735
mph.
But Voyager 2 and Us twin. Voyager 1, both
equipped with nuclear power packs, are expected
to continue beam ing back data about the
environment until around 2017 when they will be
ao far from Earth that even the sensitive
electronic ears o f N ASA’s Deep Space Network
will no longer be able to pick up Intelligible data.
Takin g advantage o f that longevity. NASA 1a
gearing up far the "V oyager Interstellar Mission."
or VIM. a quest to And the very edge o f Earth’s
solar system, the boundary where the Invisible
bubble o f energy surrounding the sun plows Into
the tenuous "atm osphere" of particles that exist
In interstellar aoace.
T h e sun is m oving through space st about 22
m iles per second. Its magnetic field dominates
the local space environment, along with the solar
wind, a mlllloa-mph stream o f negatively charged
electrons and positively charged protons, blasted
away from the sun.
T h e result la an Invisible bubble o f energy wtth
the sun embedded at its center. A s the sun moves
through space, the bubble la deformed Into a
teardrop shape, compressed In the direction o f
motion with a " t a il" extending behind In Its
wake.
FLOOIDA
CIVIL aCTMH
FWtltloM Hems st H>
MAN LLOYD. SStf NMt I
FIRST F ID IR A L SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
JACKSONVILLE.
ILIONORI SCHMIDT s/k/s
NORA SCHMIDT.
Bakker charged parents rent
C H A R LO TT E . N.C. - Jim
B a k k e r. a ccu sed o f b ilk in g
b eliev ers to finance a lavls
lifestyle, charged his elderly
parents rent to live at PT L and
used ministry funds to hire a
detective to follow a probing
newspaper publisher, according
to testimony at Bakker'a fraud
and conspiracy trial.
Bakkcr's former aide. David
T a g g a r t, testifie d that that
n e a r l y a ll t h e t e l e v i s i o n
evangelist's personal bills — his
m lllion-dollar parsonage, his
t r a v e l, ca rs, s e r v a n ts a n d
utilities — were paid for by PTL.
"M r. Bakker said since the
p a rs o n a g e b e lo n g e d to the
ministry, the housekeepers and
groundskeepers should be paid
by the ministry,” Taggart said.
" T h e electric bill would run to
12.000 a month. H e liked to
keep the pool heated to at least
90 degrees all the tim e.”
After Bakker’a resignation, he
sold two California homes and
used the proceeds to pay off
mortgages on his parents' home
and his inlaws’ home on the PT L
grounds. H e said he did It
because they were old and he
did not want to sec them lose
their homes.
But Taggart, shown copies of
canceled checks, testified that
the homes were In Bakker’s
name and that Bakker’s parents
and inlaws actually paid him
rent for the right to live In the
PTL homes.
The amount o f rent was not
disclosed, but when his parents,
now in their 80s. moved from a
PTL condominium into a house.
Bakker extracted a rent increase,
Taggart said.
Bakker. 49. la on trial far 24
counts o f fraud and conspiracy
stem m ing from a money-raising
ploy called lifetim e partnerships,
which promised anyone sending
•1,000 three nights lodging each
year far Ufe at P T L 's Heritage
USA resort.
Prosecutors contend that P T L
raised 8158 m illion through
partnership sales but failed to
Invest tt in lodging facilities. The
d e fe n s e In s is t s t hat t he
partnerships w ere gifts, not
sales, and since no sale was
m ade no fraud was committed.
Taggart Raid Bakker In 1985
sen t 'Him a m em o ordering him
to schedule regular and frequent
m eetings o f the PT L board.
W henever the board met. It
nearly always voted bonuses for
Bakker. hia wife. Tammy Faye,
even when P T L did not have
the money. Taggart said.
Circuit Court. ScmlxMc Caunty,
FtarM* In sctsrSaact wtM Ms
P r n l M n at Ms Fictitious
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TMt u is la maSa pursuant Is
a Summary Final JuSgmant In
Fsrsclsaurs antara* In Civil
Action Ns. W m S C A W p now
Ms Circuit Court In
I tar lamlnata Caunty, FtartD A T E D M il Mtft Say at
(U A L )
MABYANNCMOatl
clerk of t h i
CIRCUIT COURT
By: Rum King
OasutyClarfc
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Race is on for No. 1
IN B R I E F
G irls’ volleyball race
is too close to call
Thrift rations as Yankaa VP
NEW YORK - Syd Thrlfl. a shrewd baarball
executive w ho this season tried lo rralart his
career In the turbulent world o f the New York
Yankee*. Tuesday resigned as the club's senior
vice president o f baseball operations.
The Yankees made the announcement In a
three-paragraph statement and said Thrift cited
•‘personal" reasons for the decision.
The m ove comes I I
duys a f t e r Y a n k ee
o w n e r G e o r g e
S t e in b r e n n e r fir e d
Manager DallasGrren.
Thrift departs with
the franchise In turmoil.
A fte r O akla n d ham*
mered New York 19-5
on Tuesday night, the
Yankees had lost six
straight to plummet 18 games under .500.
On the field In the A L Tuesday. Boston swept
a doubtehehder from California, winning 8-4 and
13-5:. Toronto trimmed Chicago 3-2: Cleveland
clipped Baltimore 3-1 : Texas tamed Minnesota
4-2; Seattle beat Milwaukee 5-3; and Kansas
City out-slugged Detroit 12-8.
HsfMd Sports Editor
Last year, there was no doubt that the Lake Brantley
High School girls volleyball team was the claas of.
county, fo ln g undefeated In Seminole Athletic Confer
ence play and advancing all the w ay to the sectional
playoff.
.
But this year, who's No. 1 Isn't so cut and dried.
It's tough to pick against the Patriots, who graduated
six from last year's team but still have seven varsity
returners. And the rest o f the spots on this season's
varsity roster will be filled by players who were a part o f
a Lake Brantley junior varsity team that won eight
matches last season.
How the Patriots do this year w ill depend greatly on
first-year coach Dana Gephart. a form er Lake Brantley
standout and an All American at Rollins College. She
replaces Wolfgang Hal big. who she worked with as an
assistant last year.
"She has outstanding credentials.'* said Kalbtg.
"W e're looking forward to a lot o f great things from
ner.
OLYMPICS
East, W ad Baffin cohost In ’04?
BERLIN — The mayor o f West Berlin said
Tuesday he wants his government to study the
possibility o f staging a unified Olympics In East
and West Berlin In 2004.
The 2004 Olympics come 68 years after a Nazi
propaganda spectacular In which A dolf Hitler
warned out o f the Berlin Games when u black
American. Jesse Owens, won a gold medal.
"Olym pic Games In both parts of Berlin
together would be the greatest triumph o f the
peace-seeking process In Europe and o f the
Olympic Ideals In our times.” West Berlin Mayor
Walter Momper said at a news conference.
Momper said the West Berlin senate would
form u task force to assess the feasibility o f the
proposal that the divided city make a united bid
to hold the event.
Until now there has been no official arrange
ment with East Berlin on the suggestion.
Miami announcaa schadula
CORAL GABLES - The Miami Hurricanes
basketball schedule for the 1089-90 season
Includes a single game In Miami against the
Florida Gators and a renewed home-and-home
scries with Florida State. Athletic Director Sam
Jankovlch and basketball couch Bill Foster
announced Tuesday.
The schedule Includes nine opponents who
appeared In last spring's NCAA tournament.
They arc Arizona. DcPaul. Florida. Florida State.
George Mason. North Carolina. Notre Dame.
Providence and West Virginia.
"Th is Is definitely one o f our most ambitious
schedules.” Foster said. "Especially for such a
young team without any seniors"
The schedule Includes the 1989 Eastern
Airlines Palm Beach Classic Dec. 27 and Dec. 29
featuring the Hurricanes. Boston College, West
Virginia and Lehigh.
Miami and Florida Stale did not play each
other last season because of a dispute between
Foster and Seminole Coach Pat Kennedy. The
spat has been resolved.
NATIONAL LBAOUB
Candelaria dealt to Expos
NEW YO RK — Th e New York Yankees
Tuesday traded pitcher John Candelaria, who
appeared In just 10 games this season, to the
Montrcul Expos for a player to be named.
Candelaria. 35. went 3-3 with a 5.14 ERA
appearing us a starter und reliever for New York
this season. The left-hander underwent
arthroscopic surgery on
his right knee and was
on the disabled list from
May 6 to Aug. 19.
"I know I can still
pilch." Candelarlu said
M on d a y n ig h t a fte r
losing 7-3 to Oukland.
th e Y u n k c c s ’ f i f t h
straight loss. "There re
ally Is no problem with
my knee anymore. I Just want a chance."
Elsewhere In the NL on Tuesday. Chlcugo
rallied to edge Houston 10-9 In 10 Innings:
Pittsburgh shaded Atlanta 5-4: St. Louis de
feated Cincinnati 4-2: San Diego got by Montreal
2-1: Philadelphia drilled San Francisco 6-1; and
New York t ripped Los Angeles 2-1.
expos
BASEBALL
I 7:30 p.m. — SUN. Oakland A s at New York
Yankees. (L)
1110 p.m. - WAYK 56. Montreal Expos at San
Diego Padres. |L)
TENNIS
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Ssttsr Lynn Quy I t o n « of five
ju n iors S sm ln o ls High School
vollsybail coach Bath Curso hopes
will offset the graduation of seven
seniors last ysar.
Among (he returners Gephart has to work with are
seniors Chris Rabaja. Traci Finley and Sarah Keth.
.Rabaja is a setter while Finley and Keth give the
Patriots a pair of solid hitters. Seniors Kim Kurz.
Jeanne Seidel and Jeana Chen and sophomore Michele
Davis are other returners from last year’s varsity.
At the other end o f the spectrum are the Lake Mary
Rams, who graduated Just two seniors last year, only
one of which was a starter. This season. Coach Cindy
Henry will a start a lineup that features four seniors and
a pair of sophomores.
Fall season
kicks off
for women
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"W e 're looking for some good things." said Henry.',
whose team begins the 1989 campaign next W edn e*!
day with a 7 p.m. contest at Apopka. " W e 'v e heed
waiting a while to get to this level. This year, we'rt.
playing a little more advanced offense and defense." :'■>
The Lake Mary senior starters are returners Loft
Leckle. Tammy Scott. Terri Peters and Iowa tra n s it
Kelly Jacobo. Sophomores Tara Calvin (first team A lt
Conference last year as a freshman) and Melissa Mai/
round out the starting six.
Henry's second six is almost as solid with seniors
Mary Carmody and Heather Golden and juniors Dens'
Morssch. Marti Clterelll. Renee Sanvtlle and Caulette
Heape.
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Seminole High School head coach Beth Curso also?
frets her team could also be among the county leaders'
raaon If things work according to plan* After
graduating seven seniors last year. Curso has a squad
loaded with players who have two years o f Junior
varsity experience.
"Graduating seven seniors can be devastating, but we
have some Juniors who have played." said Curso.
whose team travels to Bishop Moore lo start the season
next Wednesday with a 6 p.m. match. " A s soon as they
can kick It Into gear, we should play well. It's a matter
of how long will it take for them to kick In. If they don't,
we could be In trouble."
Curso will be counting on returning seniors Yolanda
Baker. Krtcket Snow and Heather Brown to lead this
young group. Shawna Cohen Is another senior who
played Junior varsity as a freshman and sophomore
before having to take last season off.
Th e juniors w ith two years o f Junior varsity
experience Curso Is counting on are Jennifer Benge;
Lynn Guy. DeAnne Rsthbun. Kelly Epps and Melodye
Brorup. A pair o f newcomers who have never played
volleyball before — sophomore Charlene Guy (Lynn'S
younger sister) and |untor Heather Pegram — are also
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SANFORD - J A J Electric split a
pair of game* Tuesday night as the
S an ford W om en 's Fall Softball
Slowpltch season opened at the Fort
Mellon Softball field.
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Because there ore currently only
three teams In the league, the teams
will take turns playing iw o games In
an evening. On Tuesday. J A J
Electric dropped an 8-7 decision lo
Sanford Elccirtc In the first game
and defeated SEKO Air Freight In
the night-cap.
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as Sanford Electric opened the Women's Fall Softbell
League by rallying for an 8-7 win over J & J Electric.
Steroids get 13 players
suspension from N F L
N F L C om m ission er Pete R ozelle
Tuesday suspended 13 players for 30
days for taking anabolic steroids,
marking the first time an American
professional sports league has punished
players for using the muscle-building
drugs.
The most prominent player on a list
co m p rised m a in ly o f rookies and
marginal players is Philadelphia of
fensive guard Ron Soli, a 1987 Pro Bowl
choice with the Indianapolis Colts who
was acquired by the Eagles last season.
All the suspended players are eligible
to return Sept. 27. bul must first pass
another drug test to prove they are
clean o f steroids. The 13 players will
miss the final exhibition game and the
first three games o f the regular season.
The commissioner's action cam e one
day after U.S. District Judge Thomas
Hogan refused a request by the NFL
Players Association, which represents
some 1.600 NFL players, to block the
suspensions and the release o f the
names o f players found to have used
steroids.
The list of players suspended did not
include those who tested positive for
steroids but have already been released
by Individual clubs. NFL Director of
Public Relations Jim HefTeman said the
league would not disclose how many
players no longer under contract with
teams tested positive for steroids.
The suspended players came from
eight teams, with the Buffalo Bills
having three players and Ihe Green Bay
Packers. New York Jets and Super Bowl
GENERAL TIRE
A ffiM A
□B m Steroids. Pag* SB
Florida State recruit, mom
arrested for selling crack
and she was still In jail on Tuesday. Jail
officials said.
FSU football Coach Bobby Bowden
GAINESVILLE — One o f the nation's
said late Tuesday afternoon that he had
top college football recruits and his
decided to withdraw Shaw's football
m other have been arrested at her
scholarship. He said he was sorry to
Gainesville home on charges they both
hear the news about the arrest and that
sold crack cocaine there, authorities
It was sad Shaw had Jeopardized his
said Tuesday.
football career.
Eric W ynd all Shaw, a freshman
"It's a waste o f llfe. 'Bowden said.
slgnee with Florida State University and
Shaw. 17. was taken to the Juvenile
an all-state high school linebacker, was detention center In Gainesville, where
a r r e s t e d F r i d a y a f t e r
he was still being held Monday. Less
Galnesvllle/Alachua County Combined
than a month away from turning 18.
Narcotics Unit officers made undercover Shaw was classified as a minor and Jail
cocaine buys and then served a search officials refused to confirm his presence
warrant at the home of Shaw's mother.
Tuesday.
He was one o f 33 people arrested in
Shaw, who graduated from high
Gainesville as part o f a statewide series school last spring and was billed as one
o f drug arrests dubbed "Operation
of Ihe top 25 football prospects In (he
Rockplle II."
country, was considered a prize o f the
His mother. Pamela Johnson. 34. was FSU recruiting class. But he lost his
charged with maintaining a dwelling eligibility to play this season after falling
where drugs are sold, possession of to meet the academic standards of
cocaine and possession of drug par Proposition 48 that requias hw-nake at
aphernalia. Her bond was set at 825.000 least a 700 on his SA T test.
Kim Eltonhead la the J & J Electric catcher. League
garnet will be played every Tuesday night through
October at Fort Mellon Park.
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but no taxable income
testified that Glotoaa'a socks
usually bulged with more than
leg muscles.
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Neumahr. “ T om m y always had
very large amounts o f money. I
him a Rolex wstch for about
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with cash he got out o f hla sock.
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llawUNwofcttsl. far .6 66 600 . i He
made a 619.600 down payment
with cash -r 620. 690 and 6100
bills. Later he traded the BMW in
for a Porsche and paid the
difference In cash — 620.000."
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Manaour, w ho testified that he
once asked G totoss to loan him
money, said Gloloaa reported no
taxable Income for 1969 and
1966.
“ Did you ever wonder If he
had no taxable Income just how
he was livin g? " s prosecutor
asked Manaour. “ Did that raise a
red Hag to you?’ *
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New York
After reporting no taxable in
come in 1969 and 1966. Giolooa
in 1967 claimed no wages or
salary but did report 647.000 In
"winnings.** Prosecutors con
tend Qtolota waa not the actual
winner o f a 647.000 horae bet
payoff, but w as acting as a tax
dodge for Rose. However. Rose Is
not named In the indictment.
Prosecutors also solicited tes
timony Tuesday from the owner
of a bird shop who testified she
sold Gioiosa a talking parrot for
$990 cash and then several
months later took the parrot
back as a trade-in. plus another
$1,600 In cash.
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its. Sharon Paulk hod a triple, double.
ogle, three rum scored and two RBI w hile
idle EMenberg added three alnMes. one run
•ored and one RBI. Jackie Suggs had a
nublr. one run seared and two RBI a »
llchelle Wldener and Usa Jones each
-ored one run.
Hi the second pune. S O W A ir Freight
remlngly look control by scoring three
m s In the top o f the Hrst. but J A J cam e
ark with four runs In the bottom o f the
inlng to go on lop and never looked back.
J A J added five n ina In the aerond Inning
nd put the game aw ay for good with eight
urn In the thud. T h e game w a called after
Mjrand-one-katfinntngsby the m erry rule.
J A J pounded out 12 hits In the second
onteat aa Rim Ellonhead led the way with
w hom
tw o singles, one run scored and IwoKHI.
Sugga singled twice and scored once:
Paulk doubled, scored three ru m and had
three RBI: Belh Sparks had a single, one run
scored and tw o RBI; W k kn ef and Kelly
Bterfrrund both singled and scored two
runs: Usa Rumley scored twice: Sue Sojka
scored once: and Dana teonard had one
RBI.
For S O W . which had 10 hits. Susan
Taylor with a triple, double, three runs
scored and tw o RBI as Kerrte Jones added
tw o singles and tiro RBI. Bobbie Mosley had
I w o singles, one run scored and one RBI:
Sonya Poole singled and scored a run: A m y
Smith. Renee Carter and Michelle Green
each singled: Jennifer Templln scored a
run: and Lort Spivey had an RBI.
T h e Women s League wUI play every
and defensive end RoUIn Puts for Under league policy, steroid
ofthsfB ers.
users are suspended after one
Roselle, who maintains broad positive test: street drug users
powers to suspend players to are suspended after tw o positive
protect the league's "In tegrity" testa.
ordered the teams to plact the
A ls o on T u es d a y . R o selle
players on the non-football 111- issued 3 0 d a y suspensions for
ncsa-lnjury Hal. Team s are not Denver tight end Orson Mobley
obligated to pay players on that and Rams defensive bach LeRoy
Ifo*.
Ir v in fo r (h e v io la t in g the
" I f I heir systems are shown to le o n e 's substance abuse policy,
be dear o f anabolic steroids (on Th ey tested positive for unSept. 27). they m ay return." the disclosed drugs,
league said In a statement. " I f
rVltinw th * u h u , ' . Arum.
n e i t h e r remain sidelined until
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pul out Into public scrutiny
without having all the facts,
(here Is a certain amount of
humiliation that goes on ." Up
shaw told United Press Interna
tional. "T h a t la w hy we were
fighting so hard to prevent this.”
Soil, a fifth-year player out o f
the University at Maryland. had
surgery on both knees during
Volleyball
on the Seminotes' varsity roster.
Coach Jo Luciano and the
Lake Howell Silver Hawks are In
a similar predicament aa Sem i
nole. Loaded with a bunch o f
young. Inexperienced talent.
Luciano says her team will need
the first couple monthes o f the
season to come together.
"W e have limited varsity e x
perience and Junior varsity expe
rience." Mid Luciano. “ Now It's
a matter of maturing their abili
ties lo (he le v e l o f va rsity
competition."
Going Into Ihr season, which
starts on Sept. 7 against Lake
Mary. Luciano has only three
returning seniors from last year:
Dana Boyeacn. Heather Brann
and Missy M arlin es. T a n y a
Lewis and Christy Decs are the
only returners among (he five
Juniors on this year's roster,
which also Includes seven soph
omores.
At Oviedo High School, the
Lions will be trying lo come up
with an encore o f Iasi year's
season that saw them go 23-3
and advance all thd way (o the
s e m ifin a ls o f (h e 3A s la te
tournament.
Th e Lkma arc hampered by
the fact that five of their six
starters graduated last year as
did several key substitutes.
Junior Betsy Hughes Is the only
returning starter while Corey
La arson. Mlml Tran. Shannon
WUcoxaon and Michelle Wynn
also saw some playing time with
the Oviedo varsity.
Finally. Lyman High School
lost four players to graduation
last year and only had two
Juniors: Michelle DeLuca and
Angeltque Toasie. Other poten
tial returners Include Juniors
Katina Burden. Toni Herr bach
and Jennifer Kruger us well as
sophomore Mclondy Hlllsman.
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“ I had to team to
native food, and everything
made from scratch." she said.
Preservatives In her food were
drastically reduced, but her time
at the stove was not. "1 sens In
the kitchen from lO a .o .'ru r l
p.m. every day. Our main meal
eras at 3 in the afternoon.’* she
said. D in n er w ou ld be lef*
towers—rice and beans or Just
sandwiches.
Tost arias became a favorite
meal and she still hosts “ toatada
parties" for friends today. She
provides the tortilla shells and
chorlso (Spanish sausage): each
guest brings an ingredient, such
as chopped lettuce, onions,
to m a to e s o r ch ees e, and
everyone assembles his own
Sound o f Sunshine Sweet Adelines
singing group rehearses every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at
Community United Methodist Church. U.5. Highway 17*03.
Casselberry.
Nflfcotlcs Anonymous to moot
Narcotics Anonymous meets Thursday at 8 p.m. In the First
Presbyterian Church fellowship hail, corner o f Fourth Street
and Park Avenue. Sanford.
by the way Mexican
food la Inex pensive, yet nutri
tionally complete. Even foat-food
v e n d o rs on th e streets sell
sn ack s lik e cu cu m ber, corn * o n * t h e * c o b . o r J lc a m a .
sprinkled with lime Juice and
chili powder, she said.
Although soft drinks can be
bought, various kinds o f fruit
Juices are plentiful In Mexico.
W ebb said. She still makes her
favorite at home by peeling a
whole ripe cantaloupe, blending
It (one-half at a time
a *, w ith
’ W t f ItftK pou ring the mixture
k strainer. One melon
makes a large container o f Juice.
W ebb and Jaime separated,
and she left Mexico in 1968.
fottowtqg her mother and sister
to Florida. With three young
children to support on her own.
she found her money to be In
short supply. "W e lived on rice
and beans, and hotcakes made
with lota o f eggs." she said.
Determined to get ahead, how
ever. she enrolled at the Univer
sity o f Central Florida. Orlando.
W ith t e aid o f grants and
sch o la rwilps.
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she finished the
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Spanish she had started at
T e m p l e U n i v e r s i t y In
P h ila d e lp h ia . It w as an
exhausting period: Webb held a
full-time Job, attended classes at
night and fit her work at home
around the two. " I would shop
on Saturday and cook on Sun
day for the whole week.” she
said. Most w eekends w ould
begin with a B a.m. Saturday trip
•to the supermarket.
Webb went on to complete a
master’s degree in administra
tion and supervision at UCF.
currently works
students at the
glddaTJuveriUe
In Sanford. " I love where I am ."
she said. " I love my Job. It’s
never dull. It’s never routine, it’s
always a challenge and It leaves
lots o f room for creativity. We try
to make It a positive program,
rather than a negative one. Wc
try to recognise the good In all
the students." •
Webb has four children: Linda
David and Lecanr) Delgado, and
Duane Webb, her sun from her
second marriage. Duane Is an
8th grader at Mllwee Middle
School; each o f Webb's older
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M icrow ave is an e n e m y off cholesterol
If you are concerned about
reducing cholesterol or want to
control weight by eliminating
unwanted fata In your diet, the
microwave can be an Important
and helpful part o f the solution.
The first step is to eliminate
the obvious fata—those that are
added. Most microwaved foods
do not require additional fats
because they cook in their own
Juices and because It Is unneces
sary to grease dishes to keep
foods from sticking.
The second step is being aware
o f hidden fats. Read package
labels and become familiar with
foods that are naturally low In
cholesterol. Meats, especially
beef and pork, contain 1st and
cholesterol in varying amounts.
Choose m eals that are low In
marbled fat and/or have fats that
can be trim m ed aw ay. Use
turkey and chicken with the skin
and fatty tissue removed before
cooking.
Here Is a reduced-cholesterol
salad dressing that Is easy to
prepare.
I K A lfC M T T U D M M O IO
1
small onion, chopped
3 tablespoons water
3 cups buttermilk
3 tablespoons flour
M teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon parsley flakes
V4 teaspoon garlic powder
V4 teaspoon pepper
Vi cup reduced-cholesterol
mayonnaise
Combine onion pnd water in a
4-cup glass measure. Microwave
on 100 percent/power for 3-4
minutes or until onion Is tender.
Stir In 1 cup o f buttermilk and
th e flo u r until the flou r Is
i B m o I » i i I . Stir in salt, parsley,
g a r lic pow eder and pepper.
Microwave for 2*3 minutes or
until t h { m ixture bolls and
thickens, stirring once. Cool 15
minutes. Blend in the remaining
buttermflk and the mayonnaise.
Store In a tightly covered Jar In
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the refrigerator. Serve over vegetable
e salads or as a topping for
baked
ed potatoes,
potatoes. Has 1.4 Mg.
cholesterol.
This easy, low-cholesterol dish
can be enjoyed by the entire
family. Use extra lean ground
beef, or ground turkey, or Italian
turkey sausage.
1 medium onion, cli
1 clove garlic, mli
1 tablespoon water
1 can (16 ounces) tomatoes
1 can (13 ounces) tomato paste
1 cup water
1 teaspoon sugar
1 teaspoon parsley flakes
14 teaspoon oregano
Vi teaspoon basil
Vi teaspoon pepper
1 pound extra-lean ground
beef
3 tablespoons skim milk
1 teaspoon W orcestershire
sauce
44 teaspoon salt
Vi teaspoon pepper
1 package (7 ounces) spaghetti
Combine onion, garlic and 1
tablespoon water In lVi-quart
casserole dish. Cover. Microwave
on 100 percent power for 3-4
minutes or until onion la tender.
Add tomatoes: cut each Into
pieces. Mix In remaining sauce
Ingredients. Cover. Microwave
on 100 percent power for 5-8
minutes or until mixture boils.
Stir. Then microwave on low
p o w e r (3 0 p e r c e n t ) 2 5 -3 0
minutes o r until flavors are
blended, stirring once or twice.
Set aside.
Combine ground beef. milk.
Worcestershire sauce, salt and
pepper, m ix well. Form Into
about IB meatballs. l h Inches
In diameter. Arrange on micro
rack on a 9-Inch pie plate. Cover
with w ax paper. Microwave on
100 p e r c e n t p o w e r fo r 5-6
minutes or until meat Is set.
Discs: d fat and Juices. Add meat
to the sauce. Cover. Microwave
on 100 percent power for 4-6
minutes or until steaming hot.
Serve sauce and meatballs over
cooked spaghetti. Has SO Mg.
cholesterol.
margarine, brown sugar, lemon
peel and salt. Mix lightly: cover.
Microwave on 100 percent power
for l-lV i minutes or until mar
garine Is melted. Stir to coat
evenly. Has 0 Mg. cholesterol.
W hat’s for dessert that Is
low-calorie, low-cholesterol? A
refreshing fruit dessert.
FRUIT FUDDINO
2 cups cranberry-raspberry
Juice
3 tablespoons quick-cooking
tapioca
V4 cup sugar
1 can (1 6 ounces) sliced
peaches
1 tablespoon lemon Juice
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Combine fruit Juice, tapioca
Carrots combine with raisins
for this delightful low-cholesterol and sugar In 2-cup glass cup; stir
to dissolve sugar. Microwave on
dish.
100 percent pow er fo r 7-8
minutes or until mixture bolls
and tapioca Is clear, stirring once
2
cups mstchstick-sixed caror twice.
rots. 1V4 Inches long
Chop peach slices Into small
1 tablespoon water
pieces. Add chopped peaches,
2 tablespoons raisins
peach liquid and lemon Juice to
1 tablespoon margarine
tapioca mixture: stir to combine.
1 tablespoon brown sugar
Cool. Serve warm or chilled.
Vi teaspoon grated lemon peel
Store In the refrigerator. Has 0
V4 teaspoon salt
Mg. cholesterol.
Combine carrots and water In
(Midas MveoH Is a rsrMffod
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Cover with lid. Microwave on of (ho singii Parent Dfurttfiotf
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available.
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Vi cup honey
Vi cup mustard
1-2 tablespoons cu n y
1 tablespoon soy sauce
W a s h and a k in c h ic k e n
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8 ounces cream cheese
Vi stick butter
V4 box confectioner's sugar
2 Vi teaspoons vanilla
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Prepare cake m ix as directed
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Sift the following:
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2 teaspoons each o f cinnamon,
baking soda and baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
2 cups white sugar
Beat together the fallowing:
1Vi cups light Wesson Oil
4 eggs
Then add the following:
H cup chopped walnuts
3 cups grated carrots (3 large
or 4-5 medium carrots)
Vi cup golden raisins (optional)
Combine egg and flour m ix
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nth. pungent flkvori. The
to spice up
the long tteortce w hips th e!
h igh ligh t ch ild ren 's •‘•w'mrr
vtstta to the country. And what
Jonthegrig?
Simple Ingredients and
Wyfof** S otfh tm Ihrtmp Son It taMored to satisfy a
chicken. Osh. ribs and other
Cook entertains her
party guests casually
the key to
Is to utilise the
available. That
the choice and 1 jEMEBEMB
su bstances, a s w e ll as th e
trslsnrr o f a g e and 'alcohol.
L iq u e u r m a n u fa c tu r e r s
realouaty guard the
their recipes.
colorfu l kitchen tow els for
love to enter*
of people.
but th e
to apend three
-
dish Wyler en-
J°y* *• ■ shrimp boil. The
■ h r lm p la d u m p e d , on a
p a p e r - c o v e r e d t a b le and
served wtth finger foods.
(Yields
7 to S pounds m edium
shrimp (23 to 30 per pound) in
the shell
1 medium onion, peeled and
finely chopped (about 1 cup)
1 large garlic d o ve, peeled and
minced (about 1 te a m a n )
1 cup prepared chin sauce
M cup fresh lemon juice
M cup anisette
2 tablespoons light brow n
p ra cticin g thla for severa l
years as a cookbook author.
v H t T T T BOO (vsTTiCT |QOo C O llO i
o f Food d Wine m a ^ rtn r.
A lt h o u g h s h e a n d h e r
h u s b a n d , a r tis t R o llte
Erickson. live in a loft in New
Y ork City. W yler does'moat o f
k c r e n te r ta in in g a t t h e ir
country home—having people
o v er aa frequently as once
supr
2 tablespoons Worcestershire
I teaspoon prepared mustard,
preferablyr Dijon
Dtf
In a medium,i heavy-bos
heavy-bottomed
saucepan, over medium
melt the butter or
Add the onion and __________
cook, stirring occasionally, fee
about five minutes until the
anion is softened. Stir in the chill
sauce, lem on juice, anisette,
brown sugar. W orcestershire
sauce and mustard and bring to
a simmer. Reduce the heat to
very low. and cook the sauce,
s t ir r in g o fte n to p r e v e n t
scorching, for 30 minutes, until
thickened slightly. The sauce
can be prepared up to tw o days
ahead o f serving time, covered
and refrigerated.
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Cadet Phillip (X Hagan, son of
Joseph
, H. and Virginia L. Hagan
o f Sanford, has completed a U.S.
Air Force ROTC field training
encampment at Vandenberg Air
Force Base. Calif.
Field training, attended by
cadets normally between their
second and third year o f college,
gives an opportunity to evaluate
rach student’s potential as an
officer.
The summer curriculum con
sists o f orientation on Jet aircraft,
career opportunities, human re
lations education and equal op
portunity training. Physical fit
ness and survival training Is also
emphasized.
The field training la for four
weeks, but cadets In the twoyear ROTC program receive an
additional tw o weeks o f instruc
= ¥ & & ***
tion In the development o f air
power and the contemporary Air
Force.
Hagan Is a 1986 graduate o f
Lake Mary High School.
Tech. Sgt. Paul E. Gleason Jr.,
son o f Paul E. and Grace I.
Gleason of Sanford, has been
decorated with the second award
of the A ir Force Achievement
Medal at Carswell A ir Force
Base. Texas.
The Achievem ent Medal Is
a w a r d e d to a i r m e n for
m eritorious service, a cts o f
courage or other accomplish
ments.
Gleason Is a storage and han
dling crew chief with the 7lh
Missile Maintenance Squadron.
He graduated drom Penn Yan
Academy. N.Y.. In 1972.
A rm y Pvt. Henry E. Bell has
a r r i v e d fo r d u t y at F o r t
Campbell. Ky.
A 1988 graduate o f DeLand
High School, the private is an
Infantrym an with the 502nd
Infantry Regiment.
Bell is the son o f Camlllla J.
H u d d leston and step son o f
James O. Huddleston ofbeBary.
A ir Force Reserve Airman 1st
Class Thomas J. Garver. the son
o f M r. an d M rs. E d w a rd
Hartmann of Altamonte Springs,
has graduated from Air Force
basic training at Lackland Air
Force Base. Texas.
During the six weeks of train
ing the airman studied the Air
Force mission, organization and
custom s and received special
WEDNESDAY'S PRIMS TIME
6 00
6 30
7 00
M cup coriander seeds
V* cup allspice berries
2 tablespoons black pep-
7 30
U 00
8 30
9 00
9 30
10 0 0
10 30 11 00
training in human relations.
In addition, airmen who com
plete basic training earn credits
tow a rd an associate degree
through the community coliege
o f the Air Force.
Garver la a 1989 graduate o f
Rochester High School. Ind.
John C alvin C u rry Jr. o f
Sanford recently enlisted in the
A rm y's Delayed Entry* Program.
According to S g t Jorge Rivera of
the Sanford Army Recruiting
Station. Curry has been guaran
te e d tra in in g as a com bat
engineer.
Sanford Herald
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DELIVERY
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2 tablespoons crushed hot
red pepper (lakes
12 whole clove*
6 blades o f mace
3 bay leaves, broken In half
2Vb t a b le s p o o n c o a r s e
(kosher) salt
3 onions, thickly sliced
H er
^
2 celery ribs, thickly sliced
led to her collection o f recipes
6 garhc doves, smashed
and advice in "Cooking for a
1 lemon, sliced
C r o w d " (H a rm o n y B ook s,
cup fresh lemon Juice
924.96). In it she draws on her
Rinse the shrimp very well
experience* entertaining 10 to but do not shell. Drain and set
50 people, usually alfresco. aside. FUl a stockpot with 6 to
6 quarts o f water. Add all the
W yler has a charcoal grill, a remaining ingredients. Bring
a s p i l l and a smoker, and to a boil, reduce the heat and
lo v e s to e x p erim en t w ith
simmer for 15 minutes. (The
them . Although she would court bouillon can be made
prefer to do all the cooking several hours ahead.)
b en ch , she occasionally re
Just before you are ready to
lents and lets friends bring a serve the shrimp, bring the
dish because "it makes them court bouillon to a boll. Dump
feel a part o f the party."
about one-third o f the shrimp
She Ukes parties to be casual Into the pot and boil for 2 to 3
a n d ^ en jo y s se rvin g fin g e r minute*, until, pink, loosely
cu rled and opaque
W yler believes In do-ahead throughout. Remove wtth a
recipes, and even blanches skimmer or slotted spoon and
corn on the cob in advance, transfer to a bowl. (The shrimp
then smears it with m ayon In their shell will stay hot for a
naise and hot sauce before good 5 to 10 minutes.) Repeat
grilling it for five minutes. She tw ic e w ith th e rem aining
likes to squeeze lime Juice on shrimp.
the corn or torn on som e
Serve with Creole Butter
grated Cheddar.
Dipping Sauce (recipe follows).
Another trick to dress up a T h is kitch en-tested recipe
casual party is to use large. makes 20 to 24 servings.
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BY: JanaE. Jawwk
DEPUTYCLBRK
FuMNA: AufuatW. t«*t. A It**
DBH111
N R T K IO P
FICTITIOUS NAME
1NNtaa I* hereby Moan ft* I
m wipapad in buiiniM at IN
Havana** C l. t anawaad, Sami
F I < 111 1 a g * M a m * a t
S rL V B tT«B DESIGN, endftot
I Intend te taftator tat* nama
ft* Cterh at ft* ClrtuH
Court, laminate Caunty. Ftertea
ft accordant* artth ft* Prtvteten* at ft* FteMttaw* Nam*
TaWIt: Sactten auta
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ufttet t, 14 n
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FLORIDA
CASS NO
IRVIN J.MtiW AIN. A*
Substitute Trvatea A nat
individually.
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RICHARD SEDA A
DAWN M. SEDA.
NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE It HERRBV GIVEN
ftat purtucnl te a Final Judf
man I at F*r*cl*tur* dated
Au«uti ix isat in Cam N*
■SiaaCACfL In ft* ClrtuH
Ceurt In and tar taminal*
Caunty. F Nr Ida. In which IRVIN
J McSWAIN. ate. I* Iha Plainlilt and RICHARO SEOA A
DAWN M. SEDA, are ft* Dotendantt, I will aall te l*a
M«na*> and haat hlddar tor caaA
at ft* Watt Frant Oaar at ft*
Samlnal* Caunty Caurftauia.
Santoro F NrIda. at lt:M AM.
an ft* Mlh day at
Itat. m* tel lawinf dtacriaad
raal praparty a* tat terft in ft*
Final Judgment at Faractoaura:
That parcel al land tylnp In
Sactten II, Tewnthlp M Sauft.
Ran*# 11 Bast. Samlnal*
Caunty. Flarlda. danrIhaC a*
teltewa: Fram ft* Narthaaal
earner at ft* Seuftaaat auarter
at ft* Sauftaaat auarter al
Sactten II, run atenf ft* Eat!
Ilna at tald Section 11. N
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teaviny mid Seat Ilna run S
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run N oa**r44", n rtte Met te
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ftenc* run N W W W E. IN 00
teal; ftenct run S7T40 01” B,
SOI. 11 teat; Ihanca run S
otter te" e . ttata Net to ft*
Point at SefInning
O A TE D this 14th day at
Aiauat. ttef.
• CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
By: JanaE. Jaaawk
A t 0**uty Clark
Pubiith: Au«. 10. Sapt. A lt*t
OEHMd
IN TN* CIRCUIT COURT
OF TUB BIGHT BERTH
JUQtCULCM CVtT
m iio f o i
SBMIBBLB COMMIT.
VTATBOO FLORIDA
C A M NO aMNGCAft
OtVIlMML
COMMOMWKALTH
MORTGAGE COMPANY OF
AMERICA. I F ,
FtaMitt,
VS
JOHN J .P Y T IL . E T AL
NOT ICS It H IR IB T O IV IN
aunaantte a Fftal JutRmant at
dated* Rated Aaautf xx
and (Aterad In C m Na
N M U C A t t . at ft* Circuit
Caswt at ft* SiQilmnft Judicial
Circuit in and ter L<Ml NOLB
C a u n ty , Fla rlda wharain
CO M M O N W EA LTH M O RTO A O B CO M PAN Y OF
AMBRICA, L.P It ft* PtaMtitt
and JOHN J. F Y T I L B IT T V
ANN F V T IL . MICHAEL E.
CHILDS. OIANE C. CHILDt.
Q U A L IT Y HORIR TRANS
I tall te ft* MWwal and Scat
’ ter taNt at ft* Seminal*
Caunty Cauiftauaaat II **a m
an tbbdbrM October X It**, ft*
tat term In tald Summary
LOT M TIBERON HILLS
PHASE IA ACCORDING TO
TH E FLAT THEREOF AS RECOR DSD IN FLAT BOON 17.
PAGE O PUBLIC BICOROS
SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI
DA.
TOGETHER WITH: CEN
TR A L HEAT, AIR CONDI
TIONING. RANGE. RANGE
HOOO, GARBAGE DISPOSAL.
OISHWASHER AND CARPET.
SSI R I D G E L I N E R U N
LONGWOOO. FLORIDA.
WITNESS my hand and ft*
taal atmta Court on Aupuat is
taaa
(M A L I
HONORABLE
MABYANNE MORSE
Clark al Iha Circuit Court
Ry: JanaE. Jatawic
Deputy Cterk
PubUHl : Aug. M.S*pl. kite*
D IH 111
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Nattaa I* hereby fl van Itial I
am engaged In hutlnaa* at sue
Oran** Elvd. Sanford. FL.
SamInalRCaunty, Flarlda under
ft* Fletlflout Nam* at ALVIRA
SWIFT ENTERPRISES, and
that I Inland to rtfltNr Mid
nama wlft ft* CNrk at Iha
Circuit Ceurt, Seminole County,
Fterld* In accordant* with ft*
Pravlilant ot th* Flcllltou*
Nam* StatuNa. TaWIt: Section
tts.ot Florid* Statute* ltv .
/a/Alvlrt Swift
PuMIlh: Auautt t. It. 11, 10.
itat
o e h at
McC l a i n .
NOTICBOF
ADMINISTRATION
TO ALL PERSONS HAVINO
C L A IM S O N O B M A N O S
A G A IN S T T H B ABO VB
BSTATB AND A LL OTHBR
PERSONS INTERESTED IN
TH E BSTATB:
YOU ARB HAREBY NOT I
PIED ftat ft* admkdUratten of
ft* aatoto a* RAIFORO Me
IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT
OF TNB BtOMTRBNTN
OF FLORIDA.
INJ
OSMBRAL JURISDICTION
DIVISION
CAMNOiaanacAaaL
TROT AND NICHOLS INC .
FlMnllN.
v»
CARLOS V ALEREZa *t ut..
• itl,
NOTICE OF
FORECLOSURESALS
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVBN
pursuant tea Fftal Judamcnt at
• a n iC P . I* pandtap in ft*
Circuit Court far Samlnal*
Caunty, F lo rid a , Frahal*
OtvNNftft* addriia at which te
Clerk at ft* Circuit Court, ProPete DM non. laminate Cavity
CaurftauM. M l North Park
Ai
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t h e a e t a t a la R U F U S
LENWARD McCLAIN. whole
la 14*1 W. lift Place.
Flarlda. Thai
at ft*
tentative'* attarnay art tat
terft h*tew.
aaainat ft* ttttte are
required. W IT H IN TH R EE
MONTHS FROM THE DATE
OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION
OF THIS NOTICE, te IIN wlft
ft# dark *1 m* ahav* court a
at any claim
ftap may have. lads
'P tlld'CA
C N t b lF '
Court of the E IG H TE E N TH
Judicial Circuit te and tor SEMINOLE Caunty, Fterld* wherein
TROY AND NICHOLS INC la
P la in t if f a nd C A R L O S
VALEREZa ot im.. ot *1 « *
Dotendertv I will tell te ft*
Mphetl and beat blddar ter caeh
al Iha Watt Frant Oaar at fte
SEMINOLE Caunty Ceurftauie.
In Santerd. Florid*, at tl:M
o'clock A M on ft* lift dey ot
Octaker. ltd*. Iha toltowlng da
tcrlhad property a* tel terft In
t*MPte«i Judgment, to wit:
Lat 44. Black A . SUM
MERSET NORTH. SECTION S
eccsrdin* I* ft* Plat m*r**l, at
rtcardkd In Plat Bat* 1L Pah*
H and 77. Public Racardt at
Samteate Caunty. Fterld*.
O ATED Ihlt Itth day al
MABYANNE MORSE
Aa Clarh at aaldCaurl
By: JanaE. Jaaawic
Aa Deputy Clerk
Pubiith: Aug. la. Sapt. s ita*
o e h a*
NOTICE OP
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice la hereby fivan Itvtt I
am anpapad In buainau at ills
Boll* Av* t u x Winter S*rlnft.
FL H70S Samlnal# County,
Florida under ft* Fklltlou*
Norn* ot SUNBRIGHT MOBIL
HOME PRESSURE CLEAN
I NO. and that I Inland to
rtfltNr Mid name wlft ft*
Clarh at th* Circuit Court. Sam
Inal* Caunty. Fterld* In ac
cordance wlft ft* Provlttent ot
ft# Flctltlou* Nam* Statute*.
TaWIt: Section MlOf Florid*
Statute* ItW.
CM. Dupont
Pubiith: Aufutl 10. Stpt. *. IX
1*. ttef
O E H ltl
W f ls jw a r s i!!
St1
dttornoy. and th# amount
dal mod It ft* claim It not yet
due. th* data whan It will
become duo thall he Hated It
ft# claim it cantlnptnt or unit
quite ted. ft* nature at ft*
uncertainty thall ha Hated It
ft* claim te secured. ft* aecurl
ty thall ho datcrlhad. The
claimant thall delIvor tuftk tent
capte* of ft* claim la ft* cter*
te anabte ft* cterh te mall ana
copy te each partonal rtpr*
tentative
All partan* Interttted in ft*
ottete te wham a copy at ftte
Nolle# at Admlnlttrotten hot
been mailed ara rafulrad.
W ITH IN T H R E E MONTHS
FROM THE DATE OF THE
F IR S T P U B L IC A TIO N OP
THIS NOTICE, to Me any eblecttent they may have Mat
chaltenp* Iha validity ot ft*
decedents wilt, ft* qwaiilicetlont ot ft* pertonal repretenlatlve. or th* venu* or
lurlidktton ot ft* court.
ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS.
AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO
FILED WILL EE FOREVER
BARRED
Date of ft* flrtt publication of
ftte Nolle* ot Admin!thatIon:
AufUltte.lt**
/*/RUFUS LENWARO
McCLAIN .
At Partonal Raprotantatlv*
otth* Eatatoot
RAIFORD McCLAIN
ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL
REPRESENTATIVE:
Gordon V. Frederick
11*North Pork Avenue
Santerd. FLUF7I
iron m n u
Pubiith Aufutt M. Sept t. IN*
DEH W
CHASE HOME MORTGAGE
CORPORATION.
PMntitt.
w
JAYNS CLASH. II living,
a tu.atal..
NOTICE IS HSRBBY OIVBN
te a Summary Final
at
Auputi 14, >*** end Hdarad in
Cat* Ha WMaaCA *> p at ft*
Circuit Caurt at th* ISTH
Judklal Circuit M and ter Sami
V*PTlf4 r
HtWralTi
AM ER IFIRST DANK. FSB.
t /h/e AmarlPIraf Federal
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WOOOLEV BERQUAM. E T
AL.. ere datendawta. I win tall te
ter cam at
ft* Pteaf Frant Oaar at fte
Sominate Caunty CaurftauM.
Sanlard. Flarlda, at ll:M
octets AJA an ft* a dey *1
Final. Judf..tewN:
Lat te. TNB HIGHLANDS
Sactten Sia. Fktt
cardtn* te ft# plat
rt carded In Plat Raab U. Pap*
t«. Public Rtcbrdi *1 Seminote
County. Florida
I N C L U O I N G
SPECIFICALLY. BUT NOT BY
WAY OP LIMITATION. THB
FOLLOWING EQUIPMENT
RANGE/OVEN
FAN/HOOO
DISFOSAL
DISHWASHER
CENTRAL H IA T BAIR
TOGETHER Wlft all Iho Imad all
oaaam anta, rig h t s , appurNnancaa. rant*, rayattie*,
mineral. HI and **• rlfM* and
promt, water, water rlfht* and
water Hack, and aH niter** new
or hereafter a part at the
property, Includin* replaceiMWHSa
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iiwiiivOATED ftl* 14 day at Auputi.
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MARYANNS MORSE. CNrk
Circuit Caurt
■y: JanaE. Jaaawk
Otoutv Clerk
PuMkh: Auputi te. Stpt. «■ Itet
OEH Mt
N O TKBD F SALE
NOTICE la hat
pursuant ta Ma Final Ji
at Ftractetwo an
in ft* cauM pandteg In ft*
Circuit Caurt at th* BIGH
TB B N TH Judklal Circuit, te
and tor SIMINOLB Caunty,
Flarlda. Chril Actten Number
» M I CA fl aw w D n lg a d
Clark will tall ft* praparty
titutted te tald County, da
DOB, har husband. wheat raai
name H uncertain. It llvtn*.
Includtef any unknown tpaww
a m M Ditondintt II alltiar ha*
iW lllTlW O T If H'THf W Win
al Mid Defendant! ara d*
ceased, Itialr respective un
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mium Unit 1*1 at
pdpdhg if th*
pten which I* part at plat
Eahlbit " C W ft* Oactarattan
at Rottrkttena. Batarvatlana,
Cavananlt, Canpitian* and
Batamantt. CROWN OAKS
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4141.
m
Architect11 Certificate
te Offktel Rocarda Saab tax
Pap* « x Public Racard* at
Samlnal* Caunty. Flarlda.
tofother with an undlvldad
t/sind Iteraat te and te aN ftat
fa rm and dallnad In th*
p e rta in in g la Iha a faraPiu rlbid Candamtelwn Unit,
tagafttr with all atrwctvra*.
Impravemenla. fitter**, appll■aid land *r used te canfwicttan
ftorowift. at pubik aate. I* ft*
highest and beat tedder ter cash
at ll:Md'ctodi A.AA. on the lath
day al SopNmbor. ltd*, at ft*
Weal Frant dear of ft* SEMI
NOLE Caunty CaurftauM. Som
terd, Fterld*.
(COURT SEAL)
MARYANNS MORSE
CLER KO FTH E
CIRCUIT COURT
Ry: JanoE. Jaaowk
Oaeutv Clark
PuMIlh: Aug. J*, Sapt. i. It**
D E N IM
Public Records at' laminate
Caunty. Florida.
yau art ragalrad te torv# a copy
of your written detent**. II any.
toltm:
JOSEPH M. P A N IE LLO .
ESQUIRE. Platetlir* oftomey
whOMOddraula:
Ml N. Franklin Street. Suite
17ML Tam**. Fterld* U N I
on or kotere ft* and day at
Soptomter. Itat. and 111* ft*
trlgin*l wlft ft* Clerk ot ftl*
Caurt timer hater* asrvka on
Plaintiffs attorney or Immodlhortetter; oftorwite a
will ha anterod apalntl
you far Pte rtetel demanded In
fte Compute! or Petition
DATED on ftte l*ft diy ot
Aufutt. itat.
(SCAU
MABYANNE MORSE
CLERKOFTHE
CIRCUIT COURT
BY: Wondy WCollint
Deputy CNrk
Pubiith: Aug. IX M. Sept. t. IX
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SANFORD ■ I bdrm ctoat to
downtown Complete privacy I
t«/wk plus IJM security
________ Call Ml 71W________
MNMMD • Largo I bdrm. all
Now 2bdrm. l bath. Town
house. wa»h*r/dryer hook
up*, mini blind*, oultldo
I
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oufomiMis
vjumium
2 bdrm I both, u n Sacurlty.
U00 1 bdrm I barn. LUO
Security. WOO Call tor
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MAKIDA COR P/BROKER
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including any unknown ipouao
of told Ootondant* If either ha*
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at told Ootondant* are do
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known hair*, dovloaot. grant***,
assign***. creditors Honor* and
truttor*. and all othor perton*
claiming by, through, under or
againtf Itw named Ootondant*.
JOHN DOE and JANE DOC.
•nd all other portent In
pouettlan of *ub|oct real prog
•fly. whote real name* ore
uncertain, and you art required
to oorv* a copy of your written
dotontet. if any, toll on:
JOSEPH M. P A N IE LLO .
ESQUIRE. Plaintiff* attorney
whote addrow It:
Ml N. Franklin Street. Suit*
1W. Tampa, FtorWaMMi
Mary Blvd., Lake Mary, Ft.
Manufacturer of electronic
Optical component* tor laiert
require* technician* to fabrl
tale dollcato part* and to
op e ra te t m a ll c u llin g
machine* Denitrify of hand*
and good eyotighf. Training
provided..............Call m QMS
HIGH PAY
NO EXPERIENCE...ALL AGES
KIDS. TEENS.
YOUNG ADULTS. FAMILIES.
MATURE PEOPLE. ANIMALS.
CALLNOW)
CMARM STUMOR
MMOWMMOEXT. MM
AM A PM thill* available
Hourly wag* guaronloed.
bonut aveilebl* Raiirae* wel
cornel Call
Ot#ii Millt. LobswqH
Ins. Est. A Room Additions
Remodeling....407-322-7029
Addition*. Remodeling.
New Homev Concrete Work
1741*............ ........RROMIto*
ouamTv
CONSTRUCT KM
i
Construct i»n 7
ALL CUSTOM CARPENTRY
Pltclrw. Ml- lM*...ar. ..M l toll
A lu m in u m S kiing
ILEAL)
•MAR YANNE MORSE
CLERK OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT
RY: Cecelia V.Ektrn
Deputy Clark
Publish Aug I*. 21. 30. Sept 0.
OEH I/O
I f . UNK CONST.
CUSTOM ORntfALL
R*patr*t Pro* ItiUaatott
I M 1 * tram H la r I t
original wild fha Clark at Ihl*
Court oltttor before lervke on
Plaintiff* afternay or immedi
ately Ihoroattor; ofhorwlto *
default will ba entorod against
yau far fha roltof dam ended In
tl)* Complaint or Petition.
.DATED an thle lltto day of
If**
R tm o d d lisg
322*5*4_ _ _ _ EOt/H/M/F
FACTORY MAINTENANCE
S7 h r l Keep plant and
machina* running Smoothly!
Any pneumatic A hydraulic a
piutl Benefits!
AAA EMPLOYMENT
>*»W.WhSt................ W I N
W/CNAUFFBUR'S LICENSE
Far contlruclion clean up
crawl Must know Orlando
aroal... **171l*lCo**elborryl
Musi handle all phase*. Call
221 at*f for Information or
apply- Mal't Upholstery. 422
SanlordAvo. Sonlord.
Needed lor growing Longwood
area Home Health Cara
Agency. Immediate thllf*
available In Seminole and
Orange counlle*. Pay rat*
Increase eltocllv* */1/•* Call
Bobbl at OP 7*71 tor Interview
Atk tor Rocky on East or West
bound. Longwood.......M TOM
TRUCK DRIVER
Horn* at mght! Lot city road*
load you to good money!
Fanfailic benefit* and oppor
funlly to grow I Incite today I
AAA EMPLOYMENT
MW. UN* SI............... m i l l *
Typing btrvkR i
Boat R tP R irs /k rv IC R
tob to* «mad. Free * * > » > » » I
B u ilding C ontractors
M DCH M U CTH f
ducounf w/ad.....04110*44444
MINI MOVERS A CLEANER !
Apt. A rental* Local moving
A cleaning. Call XD VM tor
V
FORCE
WE HAVE A JOB
FOR Y O U !
NEED CASH NOW?
WORK TOOAV?
BE PAID TODAY?
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Call W to ll
Daa Frya. roam* Iro n *20
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Sharplll_________
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LOADED I SHARP! (ILfTS
CALL 00330(0
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1NIMNNUS
LOAOCOI LIKE N IW I LOW
M I U S t lE I M n -C A L L
M n or ro*od i n w
if ii
French. (Mwy I M l I MM per
menth. High traffic t m .
4*1 W. I
C d TcW m 1-BBB-222-I72B
IH4. • (y l., 4 u n i k ,
am /lm i l f r i i c * i t * t l« .
U p p e r , bedllner. m a f i.
E KOI ton! running condition I
Leak* freer, no rvttll Mutl
tall two w*ekt Sacrifice!
IW IIW 1 *Vf
p a il * n « i Y D ir o f>
kmm Call—
erty " k r u k by doner" C*
Help U l ed Erebir___J & H
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..... man
im n U R C M IS T J IT I
321 9444
IESSTHANS2SMCNSN
INCLUOIND C LO tllfd COST
) & 4 bdrm home* In Sontord.
Dellone/OeBery/lk. Mary/
Longwead/Altamonte Spring*
OWNER FIRANCJK
11.100 down lor 3 bdrm. I both
Mow corpot, newly painted
W»ld# 4 out. Intide utility,
appliance*. gorogo on Ig lot.
Owner hold mortgage ..Of.MO
ASSWMHI WATERFRONT
estate
l ' i % mortgage! IM S 14 It. I
ttory on l aero Home with
office, liable*, tenni* court*.
Accot* to Lae* Monroe and SI.
John* River................fl4f.N0
USS THM St,M l M M
1 bdrm., I 4 J bath home*I
Appliance*, wall to wall
carpet 4 fenced yard*
PAUL OSBORN I
VIN TURB I PROPSRTIIS
__________ MI-4744 ______
BANKREPO
Orange City E*tate. 4 bdrm. 3
bath, approalmatoly I.7M llv
ing area. Screened perch, I
acre, ipeclal financing UJ.OOO
M A R I DA CO RP/BIOKIR
4BP1P44IH_________
BAUMAN REALTY
Lk. Real IMale Broker
S M U m A cBA v i .
321-1759_______ 321 2257
BUSINESS
Prom your J/l home. Orange
City. Zoned C3. Only I . .fSf.NO
MAKBDACORP/BROMIR
____
417 114fill________
BYOWNER
Newly remodeled 4 1
3 bath with fenced yard In
Wath. Oak* tafJSO to quail
tied buyer. JJ34N* or 443441*
♦ CQBHTIT SITTIM *
All new Interior V I. t* acre
comer lot. 3 car garage ISM
Narclttu*. Sanford PHA/VA
financing available 443 M08
l M A L I 4 bdrm. 3 bath. C
H4A. tcroenod porch, fenced.
garege. Call Quick!.....Saj.N0
■ X C I L L K N T TKRMSt 3
bdrm. IV* bath. Can. H4A.
family room, garage, hugh
Oak*, attumabia.
tyingl Oily I __ '.........144.000
3 2 3 -5 7 7 4
OatdNuM In U e g iiN d. Only
ISA NO
Call CaNty. Veefure I Prepartie*
naeewar SHieai
REALTYINC
L0NQN000/UL MANY
W M \X
V i I Hi) HROPf w: t
JUST C A M DOWN 11
3 bdrm. near downtown San
lord within walking dlttance
to Lk. Monro#t Family room
w/tlrepleco. equipped kitchen,
oetro room tor verleut need*
and lot* morel...............tas.000
IN V 1STO R STA R I N O T IIt
Eitro clean 3 bdrm.. Con
H/A. now rented! Ckne to
everything! Cell Linde to you
don't m itt thiial..........*11.000
LK. MARY CLEM . SCHOOLI
Curb eppoelll Thl* one’* got
III 3 bdrm.. I.S both, oil
redone wi t hi n 3 y o o r t .
Screened porch, even hot
toler tcreent. fenced rear
yard, large utility building,
auto tprinkler tytMm. Call So
too thl*one! Now......... lea.NO
UNOAMOKM
323*5111
612*1200
RIVERFRONT NOME
Blutf. largo loppri.
3.000 aq I I I V I. lot IJO Net
deep, teawall. below apprala
all SI1J.OOO I 041 3710day*.
174 40111
SANFORD 1.100*4 It. 3 bdrm..
1 bath, to. treed lot. Well kept,
neighborhood. Roam to
growl Lett of eitrail tso.ooo
I r i rc h h o f
^fisgpsociates
Lk. R.C. Broker TO -toil
SANFORD/IDYLLWILOE • 4
bdrm*. 3 bo., over 3AM tq.
It ■ReducedI SfJ.0M 4471474
SANFORD SUNLAND • 4
bedroom. 3 both, heat pump,
lanced yard, new roof 4 point
SM.MP 133 0471 or 333*400
Saelerd Area 3 bdrm 3 bath on
S acre*. 3 yrt old Fireplace.
I l t h p o n d . big b a r n
w/worklhop 1111.000 Day*.
call014 M3* Eve*. 3441003
W irt - 5irfwV Estates
V I. family room, cantrol air.
utility room. 1M.0J0 aaa 7040
SANFORD
11.91, iRTBStBfS MiSt Sot*
3 bdrm homo on wooded lot
Soon to go commor cl al l
Auuffl No quality. *
tired FHA SA1Q0 dn 1144.30
P IT! C 4 II .................. 333-7044
R EA LTY
31 MWY. IP-**. DC BABY
305-WI-4431/305-( 61-5722
3 bdrm. newly remodeled,
heel 4 air. carpet, one blk to
tchoolt. Ig fenced yard.
Owner fin 144100 I0S Country
Club Clr Cell 1 *444711174
FORDCUSTOMVAN
IMO. All power occeeoorle*.
like new11 SUM mHet.l7.4W
or bett terlew* offer II Call
(PS-4014day* er Ml- P3Mevo*
NEWWOOOSTOVE
Country com tori In included
area! Waih to eac. Khooiv
Irao*. Ilrtplaco B morel
*47.lOOt Call UP 4*44/111 PU3
SANFORD IT OWNER
T E L F A IR
Ifffl MMptir cfpfl to-',
FURNISHED 2 HOROOHII
Now corpot, ternd. porch,
qukl retiree mobile homo
pork, S. OoBory 04.3W *004400
SUPERSALEII
1*00 CBAFTMA1TBR
tVPSSUEROON
Como too. Mon. thru Frl. 4
make otter I LOW PRICISIt
123-5299
14X14 3/1.03 Manatee, t*. 000
34X1*. V i epllt, W Crettmade.
114.000
UX4R. 3/IV* epllt. O Iky line.
111000
14X411/3 iptlt. 01 Manatoo.
K 0.M0
34X4B 3/3(pill. 01 Skyline,
HUH
195— M u d rin try /T u u is
m oM m ssoi
a Cyl. Kellogg, iod CFM. 33
HP, 3 ptvaae, an 300 gal. tank.
11.(10 Contlder trade tar
•mall truck I.............-33340W
1 W -F f»4 S u »w H M
P M I . Pert Oaw. S month*
old houMtreined. need* ream,
til (hot*. H I 7714111 4*11
elOUANA FOR M LB. Young
male with complete let up
Including IN gallon aquarium,
haaf lamp, haat rock and grew
light. All lor I MO Mutt too N
appreciate thl* unique pet I
________ Cad 3334030________
a Kitten ■ ttandard Oometik.
Very cute 4 ftwtfy Free N
loving home...............333 7*7*
d BABBIT • Female, ha* had
recant litter. Black, brown 4
white, 11 Call............ 131*403
1ANPORD PARK. BROKER
33>Qf40er 031 37*3
143—Waterfront
Pruu rty / Sale
L A R I STLVAM Cu*tom built.
3/3V*. lakefront I 1000 tq. ft.
under roof, leaded 1 1371.000
W. Molloowikl. Realter
__________ 30-7*03__________
M C C a d w S#w M
S month* old Mock female.
1300.................... Call M»*)M
II wkt. old Mack 4 rue!, red
4 rutt. male*I Good tern
parmant. 3 ganeratlon* on
promt*#*, good bloodllnot.
nood homo* TODAYI DM 1171
Call..................... 695-9489
N U N T I I ' I H O M I
PU R N I1H IN B 1 (Formally
The eargaln Bam) Slew 4
uead quality turnllure! Buy.
tall. 4 con*fgnmant. Ill E. 1*1
>1- Sanford...............33t MOO
CFA P1 R1IAM K IT T IN t V#
rkty of color*, available 10/1,
grand champion line* Price
nag Alto. 3 kitten*, tether
C F A P e r tle n , M other
Slamoao. M0ea....»....1303717
ADM IRAL It cubic H. refrlgora
lo r. Ci cal l anl condition.
201— H orsts
LOVELYCHIMCABINET
Pecan flnith. lighted w/gla*i
•helve*! 1300-otter 117a 4041
• Sofa R Lovotool. good condi
ton. clean. 11001101017
*
Harteback Biding, with or
without guide. Lott ot room N
ride. Well trained herm
________ 407-333-3304 ._______
PENNSVLVARIAMY
Hog) Ncoted at 331* S Nery. IP
4 *1. l ooford. wtR pay yeu Sep
far your eaod car to
day I Cam* by i
4 vobkto b tot m make you on
ofNr you carYI tu n dewell
★
★
★
★
★
★
U. T top*, now tire*, loaded
with power optkontl Eetro
nice carl Only 14.100 Call
331-143*
________________________ B
'04 model. 4 dear, auto, olr,
power window*. 1X4(1. Call
3333*31
*
CAMLLAC COUff OCYILLE
CADILLAC SEDAN OCYILLE
CAM ARO E C R L IN E TTA • (J.
white. V L Leeded! T lop*.
Eecellentl 1X171
3434434
CHEVYCAVALIER
1*03. type 10 hatchback. 3
door, 4 tpeed. (unroot. AM FM
ttoroo. now overhauled
engine, new brake*. A GOOD
BUY*tU.MO/ott#r 47l *4*4
_____________
B
CHEVYCAMAROZ2t
'4* modal, rad with black
atrip**. Vary good cond.. runt
groat I Aiklng 11.100 Coll
after to am.............. 4S7-M03
*
CHEVY CAMARO1ROC
*a. non imokir't vohlclo.
S.000 ml , red with block
tltadow. no T top* (lower in
kuronco). 17.M0 Call 333-1131
day*, or 043-4S3Sevening*
'O Loaded I Low mile*. Cic.
cond. 1X410obo.......... 0*0-1*11
W O H l) P R O C E S S O R
ANTIQUE MAU
Open 101 (Pdayt/weekll
Rental (pact AvailaMel
AUCTIONTMURS.7M
3440 MWY. 44W. IAN FORD
l>i mile* *4*14114....... 3333001
Lk.f AB 3474 AU 447
g w
B
FORD F159 NR0 LARIAT
k A k k k M 'jTn
___I wall Mature 4
pray, mounted on a
uck. naw rabullt
:ompro*adr. spray
Koulament
K lT S ? 3 4 9 5
B M b d rt
V IA .
f3 4 9 5
IBS W . Airport Btvd.
Sanford, FL 32773
3 2 2 -2 1 1 6
★
★
★
W W W
H O M N OW NER
LOANS
$ 5.00012 50,000
Low MofllMy Payment*
No Application Ft*
•*0 Fa ir c a i •Ooci Cobscmtm v»
•H3N# WproiR^RltOudl CHS”}
•l-etSIBfR'It
^CRf-f C*BCB
>YV iwg Mo*H Bft •i*T
Adroit
Pinanolal
Sarvloas
(4 0 7 )2 6 0 -6 2 1 6
JfcHRY DROSS
l»C Vct^QB UrOPf
1 ip d . AM/FM cat*., tinted
window* run* great If 331 7144
S00 E. Hwy. 436.
CdSMlborry. FL
MERCURY TOPAISPOtTSS
’IP. air. pt. pb. tilt. cruiM
••C. cond *4.U0obo . M3 MIS
. *4 4 9 5
S S u J f *3 4 0 5
N M M i iM A *
M. PW. POL. tilt, cruli*.
am/tm iterto cat*. 41.On ml.
................ 3331444
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SECRETARY
• Electronic Maintenance Technology
• Computer Maintenance Technology
• Computer Engineering Technology
• Studio Engineering Technology
• B>o Medical Technology
• Computerized Account ng
• Secretarial Science*
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Data
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a Financial A m] tor
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ficollent condition, I Ion
dump. u*od lor lendtcapo
malntenanco. 13 ft bod. (lake
tide*. 40.(X» mil**. Mutl Mil.
17.no or botl rooMMbio olter,
Call au-nt-osn
_________________________ B
Train lor carter* In
HOME STUDY N S TtVUNtNO
tilt, crude, olr. bucket teat*,
tint. etc. cond 1P.3M. Call
I9 M DOOtf D35B1AM
• M in'* Wetter# Beet* by
Nacona Leemer, me *D.
eicellenl condition. US
________ Call 17*4711
RRIDBI1BSON
WE SERVICE
WHAT WE SELL
IN I. white with ten Interior.
In cold olr, power (leering 4
brake*. 4 ipaod. 4 cylinder.
AM/FM radio, took* 4 run*
newll ti.oes. Celled *4t*
_________________________B
PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION
EVERY WBO. NIOMT J:NPM
DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION
Mary. (X Daytona Beach
________ M4-U343II________
1(73 CHEVROLET 3 dr . M7
bored engine, need* body
work, t i n obo____. 333 DM
209— Wearing Apparol
211— Antiques/
C ollectibles
*
PLYMOUTHREURNT
*
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Hist Yoar. No 219 — Sanford. Florida
R e v is e d
u s e r ra te s
a p p ro v e d
Filipino trooper kills eight
M A N IL A . I'hllippine*.
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I.m ill III ! Weill nil II M lllp .lC ' III II M iiillirili
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Lake Mary growth dictates
new wastewater fees plan
vill.it>i-. Killing* «*ii*tn |Mii|ilr .mil wmimlinc 17
IH-Intr l.iklni! Ills null till .1 1111ltt.11 \ lr|Nilt said
Frill.i\
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I m i n»li .m il u n iin tlrtl three n lh rts in IJp|»rl I . iis u
v lll.ici III Cueuv .111 d r I »ln 1 II\ IM i m ill's sm ith
nl M .m il.i
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lh is .1 v ill.1C .m il llrt il .1 c rril.n li .it Ih r lin n sr nl
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w ith h u ll't s Ih r lin n sr nl F l.lllils in I .ihliiln.ix
k lllm c live |H..|4. .m il w m im lin c I I I h r |r|m ll
said
till Ills u .iv l i n k In his lt.m .1. ks 1 .ihls.nl.■
stint .m il k 11 lit I .1 l i l . l l l w n| I ..(! ■11II 1.1 v In In n h r
put his 1 illi' in h r. head .m il •iiiim iltie d sun id r
A i i llu i r lll i's w r i r s till in v rs llK u tllic w in
I .ilns.nl.1 w r n l i4i Ihr- i.u u p .ii;r Ih r 11 |h .i i said
Boats collide, 22 reported lost
H O N O LULU
A N.i\ \ ji I.iin . i i h I .1 ti.ilt iln / rii
I mNils m ,in In <1 til•* i tllilv u .lttf s nnrtllM f st nt
Isl. Hill * it lim it MIM *‘«e* I imfS4l.iv tilt J J
IM-Iiplr rr|N>rtf il « .ist ttltn ft* m r .m * h r il .1
itiiH .iiiiM lislnn ^ I mi. ii Htink h i .» inlliHioti u n it
•iltollirt
A illM ffs s » .ill In llu I isisl ( m i n i W ednesday
.lllr rilim ll said Iw n l.u w .m rs t liin c lllir lish in c
v rs s rls ll.nl i n llliln l I I I I ) llllk s n iilth w rs t nl
M n lw .n Isl,m il 1 n.ist 1 m .m l sr.u n .m l l . n r (...II
said
I h r H u n K u iti Nn 2 s in k lo ll..w ine Ih r
1 nlllslnli .m il .lU 22 I II w llll llllt IS nl Ih r vi ss« I
Wi ll III llh'i.y k"1s III Illi w .ilr i I till said
F ro m U n l l t d P n t » In te rn a tio n a l ts p o rt*
■ y M H O A A a O U C M A N IM
Hnrald stall w
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1 u iiim ls s ln n rrs l.isi r u i i m i ;
.ip p ru v n l .1 p it'lin u n u ry rry is rrl w .is irw .ili r s y s irm
u srt M i r u id iik m i r
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Ir.ipulnM
iliiiil.ilcruwlhmllu-armIIn-Iasi
I h> prn|ms«-il mill..rm v w i t lulls art' lllihi aliw
C lo u d court made shuttle watching a bd
d illic u lt in S a n fo rd T h u rs d a y
H o w rm rr.
sp v **m i
*#»»•• «et
to catch a glim pse
of Atlantis ro< m Mimq spa najirt)
fh*
wereaeFUeaeOf W a^owro
Clouds Pictum at>ov*» watchinQ th r launch
nra» Port Motion Peek a»n II to r) G«l Od|tck
Vito Twr/uih S h irinf Tnr/alhs and Joan Oc1j«C*
M a g e lla n on its w a y to V e n u s ;
s h u ttle c re w s ta rts e x p e rim e n ts
United P r e n International
t Al t « \ N A \ U « A I
I lir < t* u «»t tlir
shuttle \ll.»nt»s s«ttl<it iltm ii to .1 v n n . ot
* x |m n u n uts nut L.iffti ot»s« t \atloti I i k I.iv
tlustif «1 a illi m u 1 i ss a llr i SI tilling .1 IV M l
iiiillkm S4 if in • |imtw rac tug tow ard V rm i%
I h r tour
eill* weelti.iu e Vrw ot flit
shuttle' m ission m .is .ivt.ek* tied ra ils I tielas
(tillin g I he If | till «*t tilt t»\ the It ir iu r limsM
from the ineivlr Su|wflt»ail ta a m ril tap lit
llllssloli ee»titr«e| If 1 Mm iis |o ||
1 11mmt me»rlilt 14* anet « emuiatul.alieiiis 011 a
t etas \* strut.is
.istlnfiaiit Ke tiiir t la
t ame inti raetieH et trout m ission control in
H ouston retrittlisl tee Hi* sin e esslul lailtie h
la ir I tioisrt.iv «•! tli» Magellan V r im s p r o tir
siijm
tieieMl momma*
Iheustoil
eeiiiutiaiidrt
I lav id VSalkrr if plie d
W r r« lip a i d areeimd
hsristMMts S fcrlllla! ftt'"*d !|villi* •*» fifa«1 ttie ir
tooth tiiiishe s A n d lloustem Atlantis ia *
thank soil tor tlie- hue* wake up lliusle
I lie eIraf h li’lilli'tit e»| tlir V » a f s sre ofiet
stmt||r Illi*ht was ttir elrplosm rfit I tmrsftas
••I tfir Mage llan pteilw tlir first A im tie an
iltlrr p la n rta rv spaereiatt laim i lire! m I I
s ra rs and ttir hist r s r r lailtie lieet from a
stiuttlr
Iti* Ite m spaerefatt was rr'Iras* d llo tli
Atlantis s pasleMet I m s a t 'M i l p i l l lllllfsetas
and ail liemt late 1 its two s la w **>lld tu rl
lew k r l iNNkStf'f flaw I* ss|v tile d tee tw i*lll Its
|ri m o u th vosaafe to V c tins m .1 m.i|of
t lt u m p li (of t lir p 'is l ( halle tii* rf sp a te
t k f fihuttle. Page 2A
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S i m i- lli.il I i i i i i t|» w w r i s y s l' lll has r«| k m ih il
•lu r In s lra ilv C lu w lli
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p ir| k ilril and p ir s r t ilr d a w a s lrw a li I la ir sillily
H im ll In Ih r i u llim ls s lu liris
I h r ill w r a lr Ini all us. is is 4 1 5 0 Jw l |H<»>
(iallnlis nl w a trr in iis tn n ril |m i in n n lh a m a iy m il
tin rras. h u m III. rs is lln il % I **• | » r I <*HI I'.ill.ilis
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41 75 1 ha ip r will la rh iu liia lr.1 il ih r lina l v w r r
r a lr n iilm a lii r is a d u p lrd
H rr fee*. P i ( r 5A
No-new-tax budget
approved by House
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i A I.I.A II A S S M . I h r House .ipprentel I h ills
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7 tillhon s t.ilr t■idi'e t th.d ewills tor ik i
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llu n asi s ui< luilint! a sail w a trr lislu u i! I r r
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11I W i in 2 M
See Budget. Page SA
□ Florida
State beer tax approved
I A I.I.A IIA N S K K
A lin n s r i n m m llt r r Vdtril
Ih u rs il.iv In rik u I .1 I w m r n l |m i Im lllr tux nil
In r l ill s p u r I h r nhp'i H ulls nl H a ir K rp u liln alls
UI.IIIV nl w lim n s ln riu rd m il III Ih r r n u m ilt lr r
11 milt I n lu r r i h r lin.il v u lr was la k rn
A u c ry ( i o r m r in lM is nl i l»
llr a lih anil
K rh u lillltu H v r S i iv li r s ( i i i l l l l l l l l r r 1 h .ilC 'd llial
( h .i lr in u n S l r v r P u ss |> In li.n llr.n II. ra u m iril
i l i r hill th ru u c h w iih m il e m n e i lir m lu ll
up|M irllllllly In .iilirn i! anil d r lk ilr Ih r prti|ms.il.
w Illi II |kissril In a v u lr n l It In I
P irs s r u i lll lr i i t l lh .ll h r hail 1 ill nil d r lk ilr
I m i a u s r K rp u liln all inrinlM is w h o k lirw Ih r y
r n ii li ln n l w in were nh vlm isly Iry iilC In stall Ih r
hill I h r i i i i u i l i l l l r r was n m n iliK nn a H eld
ilra d lln r . C ,(IP tnritll>rrs w r i r ih a llm c n rw
illlirn illlir lits a llri |H 1() a in even Ih n u c h Ih r
lin n s r w as s< I r d l l l r d In I m'KIii ilr h a lr nil Ih r
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Lady 'Noles regional champs
(• A IN K S V II.I.K — I h r r r s nn d u u h l lhal I li r
F ic h tln c la iily S rm ln u lrs nl S r im n u lr llic h
Si h i miI a i r ready Ini ih r lr a llrin p l at a lunrth
con se cu tive sta ir H a r k rhaili|iluushl|i. lint a ltrt
w hal ll i r y did i h u r s d a v in ch l
< uui|M'iiuc In ih r :iA l<i ciun II 1 hampiunship
m rrl al Ihr University nl Fluiliti nil Thursday.
Ihr laid)' ’Nulrs 1.m rllics aiuuml Ihr rrsl nl Ihr
llrld. wlrmliiK tin- train llllr hy llinir Ilian 2H
imlnlhiivrr srrnnd plate Oilamlo. limes
Paring Seminole In tls rnul were Ynlanda
llakrr. who won Imlh Ihr IOO llirlrr and 220
yanl liashrs. ami Adrian Hillman, who won Ihr
:t:tO low hnrdlrsund Imik third m ih r Iuiik Jump
llillsin.m alsn runs a li'K nn Im*Ii Ihr 440 and
■llllr relays while llakrr runs its- anchor Ire nl
Ihr 440 relay.
Sunny and warm today
Today Will hr sunny
with a Inch IrinptTalu rr lit Ih r upper HOs
and a south winds al
IO 15 mpli. Tmilehl
Will la- dear with a
low III Ih r upper ttOs
To m o rro w w ill h r
liartly cloudy with a
inch near 0 0 .
Seven to u rism tax 'fin a lists’ plead their cases
■ y LAURA L. SULLIVAN
Meiaid su n esriter
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I'n illii II nl S. null.ill 1 ..lin n v rs lrrd a v In al.I
p ir s r lit .illulls tl.illi s. v. 11 nl rlg h l llll.lllsls VVilli;
Ini I i i u i i s i i i lav y rin r.iii it i<i.mts
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applli allu us In In 1 uiisi.lt ti i| Ini alm ul 4 175 m il)
III K l.m ls
||n (.tu lip will si In 1 piu|His.ils in
i n iim iiu int in iln . unlitv •niim u ssiu n Mav IH
I In lalyt sl 11 .(in si was 4 2 IH H H H In p ln llin tr
and I'k p a in l iln S r i n l liu l r S m i c r ( lu ll in
I . iiii Jiiim h I
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was m u nt I i i i i i i !M III ir ip ir s ls Im s|miHU(. r v r ills
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I I i .i i i i I m 1 ut I 1iiiilin it 1 ill a 412 V m iri|U rsl In
p lu illiili' Iln ( i|i li 11 Act 11.u n is ( h r ulilrsl
Lonawood police
trading in revolvers
for 9 mm weapons
■» BANONA NOUCNANMM
Herald M ali wnlor
M )N(iW (M)l> - la newiMil (Nillrr
nlllcrrs will ><miii make 1I m- swllrh
from s rrv lrr rrvu lvris In sriillautiHiiallr liamleuiis
l.miewiHMl rmimitsslmirrs Mini
day appmvril thr pm rhasr nt .'15
1»imn Sl|(/Saiirr sruil uiiHim aHr
plslnls lur a rnsl ul SIO.T24.75. T h r
KUim are easier In lisul than Ihr .:I57
maeniiiii plslnls ihr |mllrr now
carry and liuld 15 riaiuda ul ainniuunion (H*r clip as rmii|>arrd in six
niundh.
T li r Kims will In- puH lmx. il (mill
Ilir |Hillrr ruiillsi'ullm i urruuilt
hilidrd hy itinix-y riiiillsrulrd limn
drug urirsiN
All Im al U|>nrlr». ext hiding Ihr
Imkr Maty |Mihrr dr|wrtllirul. are
niakiiie ih r xwllrh In nrdrr lu ann
|x>llrr ulln i ts with Ihr Hunir ly|M' uf
wrupnns which rrI111I1nils now use.
"ISnpIr mil Ih n r an' xlaniHK in
curry uulmnullrx (Wr nii'drd In)
((rl hallway (hit'lit ripilpiurul with
KimhI llrt'|Miwrr." rn llr r ruplalii
Terry ILikrr said Thimwiay.
ILikrr said Ihr rhaiiK<‘ wax prulia
hly x|>iirrril hy Ih r Falm Hay
xiMMiilnUN lu wlui h xhuppluK n iit r r
Mllper William Cruse "pli k n l nil
drpullrx and s ir 1 Ills like mnluiie"
with a Iiiiik raiiKr ass.mll rlllr while
Ihry waxlnl l ln r OyliiK In relikid
Ih rlr u u iix .
"I flunk Ihr a e rirlrx In Ihlx area
have iln id ril in e<1 mure tHrpowrr
I Am O m «. P i|« SA
TTrvwrrT
ruTT
r v isl ink! c a llu s Ini sriu u rs in tin 1 n u u H v
■Irim c a il s.ml I h r N 'livrin lirr r v r n t illa w s as
lli.m v as L im it pal Hi Ipalils lln ill .11 m ss Ih r
tu m iirv 111 a ililllin n in s |m i i.ilu is ' It s m u pist .1
p m c ra iu Ini |im al sriiln rs il su|M'ii In Ih r w utlil
N im s h llir llaski lli.ill Assm laHuii m A lliilliu lllr
S p lin e s a sk u l Ini 4*»7 ( » m In slip|Mlll Ih r I'l'M I
A m a iru t At li li-111 s I m ini .Im u iir O lv in p u s . Ii.hti
S iiillh nl S IIA S.111I ( h r A A I I i i i i i i i .i i i i c i i I will
lliv u lv r H i S|mrlltl|t r v r il ls I h ir e a ll a luilcls will
l» i n i d r i l tu .u 1 tiiimuNl.il•* tlir iilh lr lr s lim n
lulv 2 H In A u c 4 h r said
Mm k l.a/.i-uhy . S a iilm d K rc im ia l A ll pm 1
a vliilm u i h i n t i i r . irip u 'S lr il S L I 500 Im a luuilst
w rli m il l'r i'li t r r al i h r n rw ly irm iv a tr il irriin n .il
A lu ll llin r iUr|Hiii m a rk i'H lic a c m l w iiuld In ' a
pall ul Ih r w rit u m r 1 r n l r i |kii k a c
ll a v r F a ir , ( i r i 'a l r r S a n liu il ( h u u ih r r nl
I 'n l l l i n r r i r r x i 'i u l l v r i l l r i 'i l n r . r r iju r s lr il
4 15(111(1(1 In I ill p r 11 vi- i h r L a k e M u n r i i r
I n .ii I it 1 ■hi 1 H r said ih r 1 h a m h rr has p l.m m d
I m is lrili Hull ul a seawall lim Irrt m il lim n Ih r
I n .ii II tu |i|rvi ill w inds and waves H u m w ashlllC
s a n d s lu lu th e 1 h a im i-l. a n d In r r r a l r a
s w im m liic a rr a
Farr said iln 1 uv has u ltr rril r u c in r r r in c
s rtv ii rs Im Ih r plu|ri I
T h r Si Ian la Irsiiv a l p l.m u ril lur IH i L I in
S a n h iril w ill In p m iiiu tril In draw lim rls ls
v a i . i t lu ll I lie h r i n r e i h r h u l l d a y s . K a v
IL.irlI i i .Ii i i i i i 'W Inlet Ih r n iiilir ll K rp irs r iiH n e llu
S a n lm il i I i .i i i i I h i . she in p irs le il f>4d.(MMI lur Ih r
lu s l r l I iiiii r r lr h iiilliin in S .m lurd
Harth iiluiiirw s.ud I h r Irs iiv a l. w h lili will
1 a p lt.lll/r m i till' l ily 's S w rd is h h r n ia e r am i Ih r
la k rlliin l. will I n - p iu lliu lrtl In Ira v rl m a e a /liirs
anil ul hi t p u h llra llu n s .
Tuny Waller. Allammilr Splines rrdevrlnp
lliriil illrrrlur. asked lur flim.OOO in liullil all
Nee T o u r ! * * . R i f e 8 A
Seminole County representative
not surprised by North convictions
Prtm > U W « M (» l r f r H « rt i
l!.S Krp Hill MH'nllillll vild
imlay ihai Oliver Nurih'x iinivlrlinn 1111 three rmiillx was anllrp
|Mlnl iM-rause ihr m in 'd Marlnr
had udmillrd his y(uiti in Irxlluiuiiy.
Ilui Mi (iillim i. a Winter Park
M rp u h llra u w ho r r p r r x r n lx
Srinlliulr Cnmily. said. “ I wax
mil xurprixtil... lie wax (mind
Kiilllv nl Ihr thlliKx h r said hr
rlld."
lie alsn said. "M y own IrtiluK I*
ihai In- has a p n ily k <><mI rlm iirr
miapiM-al"
Overall. M tiiilliun said. Ihr
trial and vrrdlrl lx a drnmnxiralinn Ihai lur |ieoplr whu pul
themxrlvrx alxivr Ihr law. rvrn
when ih ry Ix ilc y r Ih ry a rr
morally riKht. "ih ry will lie held
luehet k" hy llie law.
In any rvrnt. Ih r cmiKrcxxinun
said lu a telephone Interview
(ruin Ills WusIdiiKtoii oHIrr. hr
h()|M's (h r JudKr rrfuxrx lu sellIrnce North tu prison and dial
Ihr Firsldrlit eventually |(.irdmis
him. It Ihr appeal lx nol suerrsxlul.
"I think hr has been puulxhrd
riimiKh." said MrL'ulhiiil. who
was a inrinlMT ul ih r Irau i'miira
lU llK re ssH in u l III v r si lea I Inn
iiuuuuilce.
Nm ill. who vowed lu appeal,
was l(iiiii(l Kiilllv ul (lin e nl 12
rminis in liic I list Iraii'l'miiia
S o m e r e a c l l o n A In
Washington Thursday alter
the Jury hearing the Oliver
North case returned with Its
verdicts;
"111 were the president, I'd
pardon him tomorrow.'
“ Mis opportunity for a
ardon disappeared when
onald Reagan went to
CaMfomia."
L iy U .
nffWjfnpBi
S
Nap. BM MaCn Mnni
trial.
Ollier rmieirsslmial rrarllnn lu
Ttiurxday s vrrdlrl wax mixed.
K rnrrally fallliiK alone parly
linen, wllh Kepuhllrail xup|Kiilerx
exprexsluK dlxap|Niinlmriii and
Oeium-rHlIr rrlllrs rm ilrild lu e
Ihr xraudal rmild In- li.m d lu
North's xu|N*rion>.
North. |MirlrayiiiK hliiis.il as a
v li t nn ul zealous prnsei ulnls
Ixirked hy taxpayers' nimiry.
A — N a r t li. P « f B A ____________
lUlatod bIoHab , b m fig* 7 A
“ I think the feci that
Colonel North was In a
dillicult position does not
absolve him o f responsibili
ty."
"I think Oliver North has
had to pay a price fo r his
zealotry.”
"If this Is the best the
prosecutors can do, Oliver
North is largely vindicated."
- tan. OrriaHalefc
(It) Utah
�1A — Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Friday. May 5. 1989
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
FLORIDA
BRIEFS
Fire in Port Charlotte not contained
PORT C H A R L O TTE , Fla. - A
suspicious wildlife hurtled l.2(X)
acres Thursday In a heavily
wooded housing development,
toning ihe evacuation ol several
homes .mil ihe cantdial loo ul
school Inis service.
More lli.lli 50 llrellghlers liotll
six surrounding towns were
called In to luip light tin- lire 111
i hi' northwest uart ol I’nri
Shuttle crew telle 'Inside' joke
t ’Al'K C A N A VER AL — In Washington. D.C.. they rail II
Inside ihr Ivctlvcuy Iminitr. II there were a Ircllway In space. Mil*
would have I m th iiir inside it
Will'll mission control asked Atlantis astronaut Matk Lee
Imvv In- cir|uvcd lila Ural meal In apace, he played mi Nell
Armstrong's Ural wnnlann I lie miain, saving:
' ll u.ia line am,ill lillc lot me. one glam meal lor
maggnikllld."
"Maggnikllld” la a reference til the nlcknntlle la'e's natron,nit
elaaalnok. “ The Maggot* "
State seeks to strengthen
controversial federal law
Two Florida men dead in plane crash
H U K N ET. Texas — Anthorllles searching lor a small plane
me)line oil a lliglu to McGregor illseovereil Its wreckage anil
lien vielltuakilletl m the crash Thursday. ulllrlalssalil
llnrnei Justice ol the Peace Hnhert Hall lilenlllleil I he victims
u* Gregor > tionlon. 32. lhe pilot: ami Ills lather. Allrcil Gordon,
who wool.I have turned 72 on Friday Itolli men were from Fori
Mvers, I la
Ihe Cessna 172 with two people almard had taken oil Irotu
San Angelo alter relucting Wednesday on a flight lor McGregor
snul Texas TriKiper John Ferguson When It did not arilve on
lime, lamllv mrinhers noli lied atnhnrllles. ami the Itiirnet
Cnntilv Slierllfs Office amt the Civil Air Patrol Ircg.iii a search,
lie said.
The wreckage was found In a pasiure alsiut 2 30 a in
I hursday. (I miles north ol Hiirurt. the llnrnei Coumv SherilFs
Ol flee sat’d
The victims were pronounced dead al Ihe scene at I 15 a m .
said Ferguson
An investigator with ihe \atlonal Tnin*|s>rtaMnn Saletv
Hoard in Fort Worth and an FA A team tmm San Antonio were
dlspalehed. the FAA slid
Officials had not vel delrrmlned the cause ol the crash. Hall
said
S T PETERSHHRG - Shrimp
llshcrmcn are tlglitlug a slate
proposal that would requite
them louse turtle saving devices
vear-rnund. claiming they have
lieinme Ihe "whipping Imy" tor
a l.ugrt problem, ollleials said
Thursday
A federal regulallon lhal went
into effect Monday rovers onlv
errtnln months of the year The
slate Marine Fisheries C o m
mission wants a year-round
stair regulation to protect the
endangered sea turtle ami has
scheduled a public hearing In
Tallahassee lor Mav It lo ills
rilss iheir proposal
"No one is saving anything
Ihe rondos amt hotels
In-lug limit on Ihe In-aihes, Ihr
In'.ieh dredging, the risid lights
that all rad llte baby turtles,
which then are klllrd. amt all
those other .is|*eels." said JiMli
Holler, deputy rxeeullve director
ol O rg an ize d Fisherm an ol
Florida "lie's |shrlm|n*rs| Mir
whipping Imy,"
u Iniii I
TA LL A H A S S E E — The future of a higher cigarette lax la si ill
uncertain, although early approval has hcen glvrn to a
measure Increasing ihe lax hv 15 cents a pack
There had earlier been a proposal In hike ihr stale rlgarrtlr
tax hv 10 cent it per park lo raise money for expansion ol
Medicaid programs, but an additional nickel has Irrrn promised
lo luuil an estimated $22,000 children now on the walling list
for si ale subsidized day care.
House Speaker Tom Giislafsoti called on Senate I‘resident
Hoh Crawford Thursday lo support the measure, which Is
winding lls w as through Ihr Senatr. hill Crawford lias only
said so lar that he w ill study Ihe Issue.
The higher tax would rulse Ihe clgareltr lax from 24 cents lo
39 cents a pack
Unit— N
P A LA TK A — A man charged with killing Ills estranged wile
and another man Is demanding u trial us soon as |rosslhlc over
the objections ol Ills attorney and a Judge.
Steven Edward Cheshire is rhurgrd with killing his wile Mary
Ann and Darrell Durbin last year at a mobile home park In
Palutka. Cheshire maintains he Is not guilty and Thursday
rcqucsled a trial as soon as |M>sslble.
Circuit Judge Robert Perry has warned Cheshire to balance
his right to a speedy trial against his tight to a fair trial.
Prosecutors have offered a plea bargain, whllr appointed
defense lawyer Howard Pearl said he Is not prepared for trial.
1‘roseculors have mil yet decided If they will seek the death
penalty In the ease, but Cheshire could get a llle term II
convicted.
Shuttle--------Continued f r i n Pag* 1A
agency.
Elaled ground rontnillrrs said
early Friday the pnibe's course
was accurate to a half degree
and lhal seven hours alter de
ployment. the <Talt was 162.000
miles i say Irian Earth, raring
Inward an Aug. 10. 1490. en
counter with Venus.
W llh Magellan safely on Its
way. Walker. 44. t-o-pllol Ronald
G raize. 43. Mary Cleave. 42.
Norman Thagard. 45. and rookie
Mnrk Lee. 36, have only lo worry
From United N i l International reports
Secend C l J lt Pttleae N d e t fentord.
Flende 1ZZZ1
P04TMA4TC*: lendeddretttSenan
t* THE IAH FO 80 H E *A ID . F O
•*■ lU t. fenlecd. *L J im .
Heme Delivery. ) M enlSi, H I M . e
ManHn. IM M i Veer, i n M In llete
*4eil 1 MentSt t i t l e , e MenMo.
M t M i T v e r. I S M
Out 0* Slew Melt: Three Mentsi inae.
e MentSt M4 Mi Veer 1)1 M
Phene Ixori ) ) ) It 11
llle datlgei Im that area was
listed as iiim lcra lc ' today,"
Hn-imer said
Though arson has mil In-en
proved, "We have hlslnrleally
liail piohlems In ifiat area udlii
ill son." lie said
No v In m>Is were evai ualeil.
lull school Inis servier lo the
Imt uliig area was canceled
Students were held at school
mini (lieu parents picked thrm
*'P
Beer tax approved
U n t f d Pr*»> Iwt*rwaU n a l
TA LL A H A S S E E — A House
conilllHtce voted l luusil.iv to
etuiii a two cent |m i I h iii Ic tax
nil lierr ilesplle ihe ohjei lions
nl Irate Republicans, many ul
whom stormed mil ul the
cominlllrc room ts-hne the
llii.il vole was i.iken
Angry G U I' mi'mlicrx ul Mu
Health and R eh ahllllallvr
Services ( iuntlllllre charged
lhal Chairman Sieve Press,
D Delray llcacli. rammed the
lull through without giving
them lu ll u p p u ilim lly in
amend amt dtiialc the pro
|>us.il which p.isseil 11\ a vote
ut ‘I Iu 4
Presseminlen d lhal he had
*ut oil debate tier .ruse Re
puhlli an memlM'rs w lui knew
they could nul win. w eir
obviously Irving tn stall tin
lull The eumrnlllre was run
mint "ti <> Hghi ileaitllne GOP
memlH-rs wi re ilr.ilimg new
.imemlniriils allcr III 30 a in
even tliuiigh the House was
s< lifdiilrd lu lu-glll debate oil
material will mi'll and then
rrsnlldllv .IS a single Iivstal ol
exceptional Jiurllv
2 4H p 111 — The i lew Is .mis
d o w n v id e o ta p e s h o w in g
Thursday's deployment ot the
Magellan Venus radar ma|i|M-r
2 47 p in — The hisi sample
run hv Ihe tluld experiment
apparatus isi timpleli'd
4 17 p m . — The nstrnnnuls
lake an hour nil fol hint ll.
4 3 7 p .m
— I he 11u lil
e x p e r im e n t a p p a r a t u s is
activated lor another crystal
glowing run
5 56 p ill — Walker and Gratalire maneuvering |cls as Atl.uilis
sails over Maul. Kuwait, lit an
experiment In help Air Force
investigators learn more atmul
how lo delect rockets in spate
The Instruments used hv tin' Air
Force are ti.is*-<l al Ml Hateakala
on Maul.
7 12 p m - llle second sain
|ile mil m Mu- Hind ex|H'rimrnl
app.ilniu* is roilipleled
7 I 7 |i III — 1li.ig.ird condiii Is
a series ot lesis on a Grid
|H'isoit.d computer earned lido
s|kn e lo determine us stiltahllllv
lor eonirolllng liilure shiitllr
ex(M'rlmelils
m 12 p in
— Cleave lesi* a
i oimniiei.il camcorder' televi
sion earner.I lor use during
liilure shuttle lltglil*
9 0 2 p ill
— J he II ll Id
e x p e r im e n t a p p a r a t u s Is
a iiiva lrd Im a Hunt crystal
growing exer< 1st
10 45 |i in — The sliullle Is
again oliserved hv An Force
sensors as ll Hies over Hawaii
alioul several k'ss demand lug
"s e e n n d a ry p a yloa d s” and
experiments Is-1ore relum ing
home Monday.
Ih e ir Might jtfan Friday called
for Walker and Grata- In lire
Atlantis's jets an It jmsscs over
the Mount llalnikala on Maul In
Ih r Hawaiian Islands in a test
aimed at helping Ihe Air Force
learn m ore ulxiut tra ck in g
*|rad-craft.
Cleave also planned lo conduct
u fluid cxpcrtmml for growing
ultra-pure crystals In space and
leal a commercial video record-
er. while 1 haggard was sched
uled to experim ent w ith a
IMTsonal comjxiter tn Irst Its
suitability (nr ersitrnlllng shuttle
exfierlntents.
Hut Ihe h ig h lig h t of ihe
mission was over early: the
deployment ol the Mugellun
probe.
"W e ... are on our way to
Venus." said jrojeci manager
John Ucrpheldr of the Jel Pro
pulsion Labnrutiry In Pasadena.
Calif., who said Ihe spacecraft
came through Its launching "In
exiellenl rondlHun."
Sal unlay, Mav 6
12 47 a in. — The astronaut*
iM-gm an eight hour sleep (M'llrnl
Muring Iheir 23rd orbit.
Ihe HffiiMkl Itllilget at 10 45
a tn
W hatever amendments
they wailleil In oiler were
obviously to delay wlial was
tsing done." Press said "We
had the voles mi the hill, ll
they were Issues we needed to
heat we would have heard
tlu-m i oticrttilng Mir merits ol
Ihe lull "
Press accepted a million lo
i all Ihe qursllnit oil llle hill,
lhal is. end drlialr and vote
liuiuedlalelv. even llimigh
Republican members w rrr
soil pushing amendment*
When lies* I regall taking tlie
vole all tad three ol the right
Republicans on the lomtllll
Ire slomi anil walked mil
I llle ill llle Keputilli ails who
slaved lo east a "no" vole.
Kep James Hill K -Jupltrr.
said llr would Irv lo get the
vnfr canceled on pmtednrnl
grounds Press insisted he
had done tioihlng wrong amt
lhal tlir vole would stand
Bumpy tank
separation,
debris noted
W r s u ti
___________
CAPE CANAVERAL Separation ot Atlantis Irom
Its glanl lurl tank fell a till
more humpy to veteran
shuille eommander David
Walker, wist also noticed
< hunks ol d rlu ls tailing
from fits ship during aset-nt
Thursday.
In a routine report to
mission eonlrnl. Walker
said the separation mlliulrs
alter llftoll "was sultslanii.illy, to those of us lhal
have experienced If before,
uiorr vlolrnl — although I
hesitate lo use that word."
"ll wasn’t Ihr very soft
*r|>aration we thought we
had rrmrnMa-rrd previously
from Ihe K T (e x te rn a l
t a n k )." W alker added
"Just u llllle mure activity
Ihan we expected."
The humping apparently
d id m il r a t t l e th e
astronauts Walker never
detailed Ih r Incident until
he was asked ft* a "debris
report" more ihan seven
hours Inin the w-cond shuf
fle flight of Ihe year.
lie also noted "fairly large
pieces of debris" along
Atlantia* port side and "a
substantial flash" when Ihe
shuttle's twin rruseable
rocket boosters separated.
TH E WEATHE-R
]
Today...Sunny w llh a high
temperature In the upper ftOs
and south wlndsat 10-15 mph.
Tonight..Clear with a low In
Ihe mid lo upper 60s.
Tom orrow ...Butty cloudy wllh
a 20 percent chance of afternoon
showere. High temperatures will
be in Ihe upper HOs lu 90 and
winds will be ■luthwemt al 10
mph.
Extended forecast ...M o stly
cloudy over Ihe state Sunday
then mostly elm r Monday and
Tu e s d a y . Cool th ro u g h the
period with high* In (he low lu
mid HOs and lows In the low 60s.
Friday, May 5. 1989
Vol 81, No 219
PuM iUwd Daily and fen de r, extent
felurde r by The fenferd Her eld.
Inc., IM N. French A re ., fenlecd.
Fie. I l l f l .
h ifrw tin a l
Friday. M.iv 5
ii 17 a rn — Com m ander
D a vid W alker. 44. co-pilot
Ronald (italic Mary Cleave. 42.
Niitmaii Thug,ud. 45. and Mark
la-c. 36. end an right-hour sleep
I h iu m I duringnrhii No. I.J
12.22 p in — An experiment
known as FEA. which stands lor
lliitd experiment apparatus, is
a c tiv a te d b y C le a v e . T h e
experiment was designed In
grow ultra-purr crystals ui the
weightlessness id space. As u
healing ch iiirn l moves along a
cylindrical sample. I In* subject
Suspect asks for tarty trial
'U4P4 441 not
m
CAPE C AN A VER AL - Here
are highlights ol Ihe second dav
ol Ihe shuttle Atlantis's planned
tour-day 5<>minute mission lull
limes in K D T ami subject to
change)
PENSACOLA — A verdict In Ihe trial ol a 15-year-old girl
charged with killing her lather last summer Is cxpeelcd lo I kannounerd w ithin two weeks hyC Irruli Judge John Kuder.
Diana Goody koorvlz does not deny shooting her lalher to
death last Ju ly . During u non-Jury trial that ended Thursday In
Pensacola. Ihe hlgh-schnaler claimed she shot Dennis
Goodykooni/ In self-defense.
The teenager claims she. her siblings and her mother
suffered rrjK'aled abuse from a drunk whose neuritis w rrr
taking on more ol a sexual uulurr.
Hut prosecutors said ihe killing was sparked by Diana's
Interest In heavy metal rnrk music and thul she was Influenced
to kill her dad by the vlolrnl nature til Ihe songs.
Circuit Judge John Kuder will decide the verdict. Proseeulors
are hoping lor a second-degree murder conviction. The trial
fealured drumuile unit emotional irsilmony Iriim Diana and her
family.
Straight Playlnumbatainaiacl
order) 4250 on a 50-cent bat. $500
on tiBox 3 (numbers in any ordar):
480 for a 50-csnt bet, S160 on |1.
Box 6 (number* tn any ordar):
440 tor a 50 cent bet. 480 on 41 •
Straight Box 3 4330 in order
drawn. 480 in any ordar on a 41
bet
Straight Box 6 4290 in ordet
drawn, 440 il picked in combina
tion on4f bet
A fe w r e s t d e u I s w e r r
evacuated In a sparsely (sipiitilled area ulmul 2 miles square.
Several homes wen' damaged
lull nolle were destroyed. loresltv s|Mikesman Jim Hientiersalil
The lire tiegan ulruril noon
Thursday amt girw lo 1.200
a c r e s , lir e iit ie r s a id
In vesllg.ilors siis|H'el arson
"We have tiul had auv light
ning there In Ihe past 24 Ilnurs
so we can rule out llghlnltig The
Friday’s shuttle flight plan at a glance
Verdict In patricide toon
Ttis daily numbsr Thursday In
the Florida Loltary CASH 3 gam*
was SOB
She said a stale law would lie
redmrilant trecall sc llir Irderul
law alrradv Iiii |h>si-s still flues
lor violations
The federal regulations an- in
cited horn Ihe ................... . and
next year the coverage area will
Is- expanded In Include liavs and
esluarles Hill It Is onlv In rlleel
liotn Mav Mitmigh Novrlliln-r all
along the Gull Coasi Iroiu Texas
lo Englewood, south ol Sarasota,
and limn May itirougli August in
Kasi Coasi waters
It Is in rlleel year rnrilid 111
Gull waters souih ol Englewood
to Kev West
Charles Oravrtz ol the Na
MiUl.ll Marine Fisheries Scrvlte
lii Si P e lrrs lm tg said Ihe
mimlM'r ol unties Iniiig louml
di .nl along Gulf C«M*I I m'.ii lies
Mils ycat is siilisianllallv higher
Mi.iii in past years
"We have enough evidence
some r lr r iim s t a n t l.il. that
shrimp lishmg Is one i .h im -, it
mil Ihe ma|or cause." Oravelz
sold
ll seems whenever von
have mass stranding* vmi can
go iiltsliore amt find shrimp
tlawlcr*
Uwlfed Fraaa imaraaWawal
Cigsrstts tax approval givon
LOTTERY
Charlotte, mi Florida's southern
Gulf coast 70 miles souih ol
Tampa.
"IFs sllll hurtling We do uni
have ti iimler control and we ate
frying lo gel more help." a lire
dispatcher said.
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Cocaine found by firefighters
POLICE BRIEFS
Man accusad of reporting falsa burglary
SANFO H I) — A m an s i i s |h i ted til h n tyl.irl/ln y n Sm iliird
In m w M arch H am i paw m ytu y sln lcn ftctn>i Is a lso ii m ix e d nf
fllln y a lalxi* ii-|Hirl nf a hurylnrv In h lxtiw n house Mari h 13 .
S a iilo n l (Millet’ said on flic sa m e ilay .la m e s M ichael Monk.
2 \. ol 5 N2 I'iilm e llo A ve.. LiiuywiNHl. if|N ir 1rtl a h uryl.irv to his
ow n house ai I I M C lear Lake C ircle. S a tilo n l. In- allcy cd lv
paw ned two o! Ih e Ileitis he ii'tKirteit sloleu.
He Is also neiiLse-l nl p aw n lliy som e of Ihe |cw rlry stolen
trom I In- house ol l.lsa C risw ell. Hill c 'leaf L ak e C ircle, San ln rd .
Ihe sam e ihiy C risw ell ie|H itlnl a lim yl.tr v to her house, (Miller
Halil
Monk w as a n e s ie rl ai h is LniiywtitMl hom e al ft ;io a in
Wr iliiesil.n ||e is t hatifeil with h u ry la iy . ytitntl llrefl. tlenllny
In stolen |rlo|iertv am i film y a falst- [Miller ti irort Itourl Is
$ 5 ,0 00
A I . I A M d Y I L SPK IN ’G H
A lla ru o o ie H p o iiy s [Miller re|»oil
the arrest ol a m itli m a il ••ml tw o wriiueti at all a|iattiuenl
t otii|iles |it Hit w lit it one w o m a n is at t nsetl ol try m y to hide a
eolltalnei ol r o t n liif lio m |H illif am i ihe seeoml w om an Is
ar t nsetl ol liel|i|ll|> her colli cal th e illllU
A jiolli rtiiiin said lit In v c x liy .ilrd noise al lla Lakeside North
A |ia illtii'lll s |mmiI al . i I h iii I 3 3 0 a m W ednesday lire olflter
Irtn y iil/ c il l<li h a u l Gablet 35. w ho hail .illr y r d lv I m c ii nolle
a m i ro w ih at the |hmiI o ii pn-\ loos im t-asions T h a i ofllr-er anil
other ( miI ii e i O hlioiitr il the y in iiji and G alile i was < h .tryrd w ith
• \|h is iu c ol sc si nil oi dans am I tllsonlerlv <tinrlut i
Urem ia Jo y t i lo llo li 3 0 ol l.im p a w Im u llryrtllv Irlcrl In
hide a container ol live g ra in s ol to ta in e trom |«rln e. w as
i liar yeti w ith im sst-ssion ol r ih aim Ikintl is $ li I WO
Aim lo iliio .Hi ol to o l l.s|ilaiiih W av I IT C a s s c llie n v . w as
t haryeti w till le sistm y hy olisirm lion lot a llc y rd ly riy ln y to alii
III the IlldlllUnl lilt lot tont- |Kihi t-salil Her Imlld IsSftiKI
Alert Sanford policeman nabs
suspects from radio description
lln- rohU-rs iieii uoitli tiom
tin- stoic on If S lliyhway I 7 <)2
tn an iiranyr- Nova Saiilonl
|niIm email Arrnn Kit ili s|k ii li-d
lilt- car anti noticed the ocru|>,tiils malt lied the rohtM-rv m is |m-i is dcsi ri|iiinns w hich In- had
jiisl heard broadcast
Money, Iihk I stamps anil r tya
tt-lles Irtheytil stolen Irum tinslore were ret rivert'd trom one
siis |m 1 1 . |Millee said
Ikali im n are 1 h.iryed w ith
attempted inurdi-i armed role
In-ry. ayyruvaled hallery and
|H-ity 1 liett Itoml is 825.000
each I'hi- clerk's tn|iiry was
minor. ik i Ih-r said
Herald staff w ider
S A M OKI) — A Halliard ( mi
In email who ret irynl/ed two
(Mtssihle nihlirrv Mispri-t.x |rom a
|Mil Ice radio dev Option arrester)
ihe two men shortly alter the
I o Ii Im-iv 1hr- attest followed alt
alli-ycd rofitwry amt attar k on a
•llltl fulfill e siote i lerk
I tan I Wayne Morris. 20 ami
.Juxrph Wesley Kiuylil 2(1 I m ii I i
ol Titusville well- a I rested at
I 40 a m Thursday on 25th
Sliet-I Sanlntd I lie attests i aim
less than 20 mlmilt-s alter the
pair ullryt-dlY rubbed the 7Kit-yen al I IOT S Orlando I)t ■The rrihljcrs alleyeilly tut the
store clerk. likh.ird Gllrkiium.
with a hast hall Irat fjllt knpm
said a lotilst lo r d to lilt hull III
tin 111,111 with lilt" Itat Inrl lie
tillx ki d tlit hlow ami w.is hit to
the arm instead
CORRECTION
I he propnetnr ol ol Nancy anil
C arso n 's l.oiiywirod Cafe Is
Nancy Gray A pholn ot her
ap|H-altd tin I‘aye 7A ol the May
4 edition
EMERGENCY CALLS
A p a rtm e n ts . A c o u n ty lire
m a r s h a l c u ll pullet- a fte r
llreliyhlers fniiml a damayttl
hriefease widt h appeared In
contain imw-der cocaine Ih e
tirlelease was near Ihe Im-i I In
Kilty's horned tied room.
pnllre re|mri etmllrmlny tinIMiwder wiis etM-alne and also
s.itd they liiuiltl a set mill hay ol
the Han oi a in Kiny's apart
ment.
Oviedo hriliylitcrs re|Mirteil
Klny has iisked to re-enter Ills
upartmrnl In yet hts tirlelease
while liiey were IllVestlynllny
the liluze. They tlldn’l let him
lake the hrlelease
Alter Klny was arrested hr
re|Nirtedly said lie liatl hail 500
yrams nl eiN-alne In Ills apartmem and valued ihe narrnllr at
alarm and lied trom the hurnlny
aparintrnl. He was not Injured.
Flreflyhters desertlied tinhriefease as 11 wnndrn box.
which was fuund nllaetn-d In
m illed carja-l. Tw o ylass vials
with metal tida-s were with III*
lais. The eoraliif was in a sinylt
solid |wi|a-r |kii kaye A si-ennd
pat k nl eta-nlne was also found
near a la-tlnaim closet, the ariesi
re|airt said.
Kmy Is fa-lny Jailed wltlium
fait id.
•10.000.
Klreflyhlers rejMirleil ihe tire
may have la-en caused hy a
taiiily lamp III Kluy's la-dnaim.
lad that hasn't la-en t-tmhrmeil
Klny was awakent-d hy ii smoke
Area police armed with semi* automatic guns
Many area law ayem It s ate
e llh er iiltt-ady u sm y semiauloinatli wea|aius or .in In llnpita css ol Oalnluy to ust till 111
Sanloid Polite Chlel Sn yen
II.111I1 it salt! tils |aiht 1- tlcp.nl'
mem has ihe tllsilm lion ol la m y
"tin- lust ayem y in Seminole
County to esi hlslvely comeit lo
aultiinalli's "
nor in c a rry ln y die w eu|am s.
Iht* o llltt-rs w e re tra in e d In
salety am i tm ilntt-naiiee of the
wf-a|Miu. Ilio rle lt salil there haltla-en no e s|a-rleiiees ol the y u u s
lain m in y. am i that llrlu y proli
elelit v h as a rln a lly Itiereasetl
siyn lllean llv
“ K v e ry o llle e r 's p ro lle le n e y
and a n urney lias Int ie a se il a s
eoiiipatt-il to lla- re v o lv e r." ILirMi ll s.ud
Ihe Seminole Counly Sherlll s
Ueparltlit'til lias also laken tinlead in s w itc h m y to tlmm
semi tin ti itn.i 1 it pistols
"We 1I11I so over two years
ayo," lie siinl The SlyiSaiici
Model l’22li *In 1111 yims w in
port hast'd hum Ihe law ru
lo n e m rn l trust lutitl, limits
si i/cit hum iliny tft-iils
l-ik e M ary Is the on ly |adlfi'
ilepaMim-ut In ih e cou n ty that
h a s u n i s w i l e h f - d l o s e mi aiiltiin.ille w e aiain s
"Thai is iht- issued w i ‘.i |min ihe
S a iilo n l p o in t d e p .irin n ol
uses, ll.1iTlt lls .1ul I lie w t'ii|am
is earrietl hv all 75 sworn
tdlleeis
L a k e M a ty P n llre C h ie f
Charles Latider-lah- said "a
Ih*11■t* depart lot nl serviny a ci
vilian opi-ralltm should eontenirate on lirejaiwer. nut vnh
limes til lire." He said a well
tralnrd jaillee ollleer can do ihe
|oh wllh one rnmid ol animuullion nslny a T57 revnlver
ilep.irtment is eurm itly usmy
automatic pistols.
"All persons nslny I hem havI m-cii iliruuyh ihe rpialillrallnn
c o u rs e ." Sex I tin saltl T in
Winter Sprluys Pnllt-e Depart
mein hasT5 sworn olllt t-rs
“One elenn shut can solve the
prohlem. Your hniln is what
secures you. not your yun 011
your hip." Lauderdale said He
said ihe fewer rnlttlds ol ammu
nition iiv-il. rJit- less ot .i chance
that lirntMint tiystamlers yet
hurt.
The Oviedo Police Depiirtmeiii
w il l p h a s e III 4 5 -eu 11 lie 1
automuilf pistols river tlu- next
two years ami till- olfleers must
lin y the y im s th e m s e lve s
lM-i-atise there arc no available
hinds lofiiiy lor I hem.
Altam onte S p rlu y s Poliee
Clllel William Lltpiorl said )Milli 1olhiers iire in the trulnlny phase
Oviedo Pullet- Chlel Dcllllis
and will Im- 'Totally o|K-ratlmiiil Peti-rson saltl “ Doth wt-a|Mins art
within lilt- next two weeks'* In aiillm rlzcd riyht now. II an
use ihe yims Altamonte Sprluys n ffle c r w a n ts lo c a rry an
lias Ml sworn polite ofliters. One automatic, he has to pay lor Ii
ollleer saltl lie does not want in himself." The 20-man dr|iartuse the yun anil Lltpiorl said ht- meill uses .357 revolvers
wlll mil Im- loret-tl lo use 11 II htCasselfierry Police Chlel Krctl
tltM-s not leel comfortable w ilh 11
M ttiowau salt! they ordered
W in te r S p r in y s C a p ta in milomallc pistols hui have mu
Charles Sexluli said Ihe |Hitiee rt-eelvetl them yet.
Guns
men 1 exjH-cts in receive the
K ins, pun based from Gulf Stale
Istrthulnrs. In aland 00 lo 120
tlays. Thlny-flvv ollleers will be
lauyht how In use the pistols hy
law ulflelals ttf the Seminole
C ounty Sheriffs Department
C M tliH td from P t (i IA
lor tlx- vilely nl Ihttillleers," flakcrsald
The yuus are valut-d al S4fi4
apiece hut the (Millee ileparlincut
is Iradlny In 35 Smith A Wesson
MimIc I liMfi .357 niaytiuRi pistols
lor a markdow 11
Maker said tin- ptiliee denari-
diirtny a tfins--day tra ln ln y
session.
was necessary for the officers'
morales.
"We're s|M-iidliiy a III tit- more
m oney, hut wt- have really
f-valuated these yuns." (laker
saltf. "W e Just like Ihe way they
feel. Wc lest fired them and
we're Just totally pleased with
the performance."
Police Chief Grey Mannlny
said althouyh he's "not a yrt-ai
fan of automatics" Ihe switch
"It's the trend. I ayree there Is
more firepower out there. Part of
our responsibility Is to try to yet
on as equal a position as we
can." he said.
Mannlny said he felt the type
of pistol selected Is “ the best."
I '.
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FLORIDA FURNITURE CENTER INC.
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STORM CLEARANCE
MONDAY'S STORM BLEW THE ROOF O FF OUR DELAND STORE
[Kirtetl.
• 5 47 11. in. 242(1 S.
Mcllunvlllt- Ave.. rescue, man.
77. not lrutis|Mirted.
• 5:511 p in — 2(135 Orlando
Ur., mt-dleal call, woman. 17.
not lraus|MiMed
• 7:40 p in. - 400 S. Willow
Ave.. medical call, woman.
Ml. uni traiis|Mirted.
• H 04 p in. — 121 N. Sum
merlin Ave., lulse alarm.
• 10:41 p.m. — Medical Plaza
D r iv e a n d M uu yn u tti In r
Avenue. Iraiuna. man. 54.
transported to Central f-Tortdu
Keyionul Huspttal.
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• I TI a h i — 4 IOT O rlando
Ur., trau m a, m an. 4 t». Irani*(Hirti-d In C entral Klorltla Heyion.it H ospital hy p r lv a lr
y chicle.
• 11 0 5 a.in . - H ill) W. I Till
S I., trau m a, nyin. IM. trimsimrlerl.
• 12 27 p.111. — 2701 G rn ry la
A ve.. rescu e, yirl. 15 . traitstMirted.
• 1 :5 2 ft,IH , — 15 Oil S .
U o u ylas A ve.. rescu e. Iraiu n a.
ytrl.T. not iruns|Kirtcd.
• 5 :1 5 p m . - 302 S . O ak
A ve.. traim ia, m an . 5 <i. trails-
O VIK IK ) — An Ovledn man is
1 liaryed with frallleklny In 5fio
yrains nl i-nt-alne hrt-llyliit-rs
lt-|Mir1edlv fnmiil III the tt-malus
ol Ids a|Kirtmetii alter a lire there
Thursday- iiiornlny
•tnhn Mtmi ile Klny .It l:t. id
(I7H Oak Drive, was atresleil liv
Ovlt-ilo |Millee at iilHiut If) a.Ill
alter they wen- railed In the
set-tie ol a hit- al 40 S.iiii I.i Iwihh I
I f AA NONA ■OUCM AM INI
Hnrald slatt wnlor
Nude man, two women arrested
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:n x i\ f'KKNt'H AVK . SANFOHD, FLA 32771
Area I'txlo 107 322 2111 I or Mill 9993
Way nr D Doyle. Publlttwr
Ronald W Hour, Eircuhvr Editor
Laura Sollion, Advrrtiling Oirrctor
lloiuc IMici-n :(Muttihv Sl*t rat tiMnmhx S.t'iixt
1i .ii S7XISI In M.in Mail .1 Month* >2"» rxl li
Months M ood Vc.it, SlHUKl OulOISIalrM.nl .1
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EDITORIALS
R iding to freedom
l ilts Is u l iy students 111 r h liiii took to tin*
s in -ris in jirotfsi
A v o u o n w o m a n g rn d in th -s Iroto tin*
prestigious Foreign Language tiis lllu lr In
Hfl|ing Sin- Is IliH'iil III English tml because
most Am ericans visit anil brine hnstnrss in
tile seacnasl provinces s llr ts assigned to
w ork as a translator m a r ly I.U K ) m iles from
ltct|iug. Her liusb.m il is assigned In w o rk In
n n rth rrn China. Tin* Iw n liavi* tin choice
•ilxiiil tlin t wnrk assignm ents and I mx-uiisc *
i In* Inircaueracv Is ossified U -v u n d Itcllcf. sin*
w ill b<* |H*rnilll<*d In b u y a iraln ticket to
Hcljlng twice a yt*ar. Slit* will In* jie rm ille d to
tourney to w ts trrn C h in n to visit her p a rn its
uni t* f i r r y two yrsirs.
W IL L IA M A. R U S H E R
W h y S D I h a s m o r e liv e s t h a n a c a t
It'** dillicoli not to feel a llltle sorry lor the
n|>|tonr‘tils nl SDI. They have (might haul anil
sktllliillv. but I Ik dratted thing has mure lives
Ilian a eat A few* weeks ago. they thought they
had reduced IIS binding In lilt* polni of
negligibility Yet here II Is again. In a mndllled
and slrlkinglv less expensive leelmologteal
guise, senring an end nut around llirm
The bind.mienl.il problem, ot course. is llial
Sill's Iocs are mil merely bucking a new
wea|Mins system: they are resisting Itu* whole
progress ot science, as manllcstrd 111 war
The history ol warlare Is a record ol the
successive dominance ol ntlriise and drlense In
recent decades die otfetise has prevailed. I hanks
lo the invention ol nuclear wru|ton*. and missiles
eapalile of delivering thrm lo Ihflr targets llul
there was never any doubl di.it In dm* m m sc die
jienduliuii woidil swing tiaek and some d r fen sn e
svslrm would preilouilnalr
Tb.il Is w lial lu g.in to lia|i|H*n alsnii 1(1 years
ago Space technology, combined with pmgiess
In computer si-|ener. mhllaturl/alliiu. and laser
teeluiology. gave tilrlti to the ronerpt ol a
defensive array ot sairlhlrs In earth oitiit.
ea|>alile ol s|Mitimg liosllie missiles shortly atier
they have lM-rn launched and deslroylng them m
lligill.
It s a pit v t ip O'Neill illdii'l grab dlls lull and
run w idi n early in I9H3 The Itcmocrals would
have nomltialed tilm lor the Nolrcl Peace Prize
Instead, ll was Piesidenl Iti'.igan win* lloaled Ibe
Idea. In die course nl an adttrrss to the nation lit
March ol dial year
As tin* Democrats
perversely saw II.
they had no choice
bill to op|Hise wlial
th e y d e r is iv e ly
lalM’leil "Slat Wars "
S i we have Ix-cti
subjecteil ever since
10 a Uirragc ol In
e o u s ls le u t r u m
plaluls T i i si the plan
lot a |l>l) pereeul
gm iraiilee against
any missile ever gel
ling duniighl Then
it wonldn'i work —
f It's a pity Tip
vet II would some
O N o ill didn't
tmw
destabilize"
grab this bail J
die delle.lle balance
11 e I w e e II t li e
sU|x't|Hrwrrs ll was
also ton eX|H*nslve
lalmosi tb)- Ills) time anyone ever heard hltcr.ils
raise lh.it ob|ei IIo ii I Ktr , eli
Arafat leads an
unenviable life
Students ttnw lit the streets ol X ia n am i
Hcijlng are resist Ini’ a era rkd n w n on freedom
of eltoler enacted by a worried gnve rn m e n l.
T h e governm ent tried g ivin g e ra d ua tm e
students ebntees of Jobs. Hut then that
privilege was taken a w a y tills year as part ol
the eentrnl g w e riu n e tit's anxiety over lilx*ra I I/at Ion nl l in* eeonom v .
Kepnrts Iroitt lilt* students In the str«*els
sueeesi they don't know exactly what they
are m a rch ln e lor. but they know what they
are m a re h ln e aeainst — a re tu rn to a
s lu lltfy fn e co n tro l o ve r the m ust trivia l
aspects of their lives.
H ow can C h in a accom m odate the variety ol
choice Inherent in a n y m odernization toward
c o m m un ica tio n s and com puters? H o w can
C h i n a k e e p p a ce w it h th e e x p lo d in g
econom ies of Asia If the college graduate's
m ust wall stx m onths to get m i a train?
C h in a 's leaders have been balancing on one
foot for m ore lliun a decade, hesitating to Join
decisively the Asian economic m iracle or to
take a step backward to a tightly controlled
and pollllca llysa fcre gim e .
Recently. I he central governm ent banned
one Issue of a student newspaper because Its
printed dernunds were considered loo Inccnd ia ry . Hut In H ilun d , South Korea, T h e
P hilippines and H u n g a ry, the lessons are all
the same — history Is on the side of those in
the streets.
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NINTENDO
ADPICYiOM
M k 'II la m e lltilll.m l I‘el dries Don I Is (in) oil
In die nam e .Spate satellites <apahle ol s|Hitllng
liosiile missiles a nd < ra slilng into them have
I h i i i aro im d lor a while, and were ta ile d S m a ll
docks p u l only ic c c n lh lias ll iH-eome (Ktssltile
lo reduce them in a length ot d u e e teet and a
weight ol a h u n d re d (Miunds — a sire in oilier
w ords dia l w ould enable its lo put n i ls ol
thousands ol i h e m into or lilt lienee. Hr llli.ini
I'l Miles
JA C K ANDERSON
Tin* plighl nl a y o u n g w orking con pit* In
m n d rrn C liin a Is tnnn* titan |nsi train trips to
visit relatives. Tlte issue Is freedom to chooxc
— wltleli Job and where and bnw to *]x*nd
their salary.
These protests so lur a w ay m a y seem of
little consequence to Am ericans. Hilt C h in a 's
tu rm o il has loot* term rm tw qu e n e e s lor the
wide Pacific Kim w hich touches o u r shores. If
the central C o m tn u n 1st governm ent ra n not
to le ra te th e m odest Ire c d o m s g iv e n to
gra d u atin g students, how can It tolerate a
vib ran t and liustling H ong K ong w hen the
H rillsh C o lo n y Jttfns C h in a at the end of the
c e n tu ry?
It was some lime iM'Inre die IllH't.ils rcall/cil
lli.il. In rejecting a space defense, they were
baiklng lino sup|Miil ol tin previously rum h
execralcd enneept ol "mutual assured deslrne
lion." on which lire tree world's defense hail
Ircru liased mini SDI came along Kvctlltiullv.
Ilioilgll. they swallowed even dial tilller pill,
rather ili.m ailmli dial Keag.m was right (Have
you liolli eil dial there hasn'l Itrell a single ma|or
protest against nuclear u c u |miiis since Iteagan
pro|M>sed S D l'l
Dllliualelv. the DemiM tals' IIIHd capline ot the
Senate gave them the (tower lo do wiial they had
not trcch able lo do trclnrr t'rlpjilr* Ibe s(raee
deleuse entieepl tiv reducing binds tor rescan h
and dcpliivillf 111 I liev mlglil mil I m*able In slo|i
the Inline altogether bill, hv gnllv lliey imild
delay 11*
D A V I D S. B R O D E R
T h e lim its o f d e m o c ra c y
W ASH ING TON — ll wax pure coincidence —
bul the kind that make* you stop and think.
On one part ol Capitol Hill, the House
Committee on Science. Space and Technology
wax hearing Irxdmony (mm the two Clair
chemlxtx. Thier claim nf having achieved
lahlr-tap nuclear fusion has polarized the
sclentIflc community and excited the public
with the prospect of a cheap, itmil less energy
supply.
Across the street, at the Supreme Court
building, the nine Justices and spectators who
Jammed every inch of available space were
listening to lawyers argue whether or when the
state should permit individuals lo alain the life
that results from the special fusion of sperm
and rgg at the Instant of procreation.
If ever there were events that demonstrated
the limitations of our political Institutions In
grappling with the fundamental questions of
life und nature, there did It. Men and women
have no recourse but to tackle the assignments
lire hands them. But Lord, we sometimes ask
those who serve In government lo sort out
questions that are almost unfathomable.
Susan Okie of the Washington Post quoted
Surgeon General C. Everett Koop as saying of
the srlenUDc/legal debate on aboil loti: " I don't
think then* has ever been an Issue that can
rival this one for the psyrhologral overlay, the
emotional response of the people who an* on
one side or (he other. That makes any
sciendflc argument extremely difficult."
But science was s critical factor In the
original Hot* v. Wade decision, which held that
viability (outside the wombl was the point at
which a fetus became a person entitled lo stale
pm icrdoii against a mother's decision lo
terminal epregnancy. Since 1973. when that
decision sanctioned ubonion on demand In the
early stages of pregnancy, the sclendfie limit of
viability has moved bark from about 2k weeks
to about 24 weeks. The Supreme Court lias
tax'll mid in an amicus brief fUrd by eminent
physicians dial there Is no prosper! of further
urivaners.
Bul there arc powerful political forces
jtrojK-lliug die juslkx-s to confer constitutional
"IM-rsunhood" on fetuses at earlier stages of
development. Some argur that the "right to
tile" exists trout the m um m l of concept km.
even though science can distinguish a prrtod
IwTorr tin* (irsl signs of "hum an" cellular
distinctions ap]a*ar.
How the scientific evidence should be
Inn-rpm ed — and what weight It should be
given tn the final decision — challenges the
Judgment and the conscience of Ih r nine
Jusltix's. not one ol whom is trained In science
or medicine.
At one |Nilul ill the hearing, three lawyers —
■insures Anlonlll Sculla ami Jo h n Paul
Sic yens and Missouri Attorney General
William I. Webster — I'liiiul themselves Itl a
■angled anil ultluialely muddled argument, li
concerned the lesllng dial doctors do to gauge
"letal lung maturity." an ImjMirlunt criterion
ot viability. They sounded like aulo mrchunles
mU'rprrtlugu symphony score.
E v e n w h e n ilx*
emotional overtimes
arc less poignant, as
In the congressional
hearing on the fusion
experiments, die gap
111 rx|KTtlM* b rlw rrn
the seif mists und tlu*
p o l i t i c i a n s Is
a w e s o m e and In
timidating.
"(Julie hiillexlly."
said Hep. Cluudlne
Schneider IK-K.IJ. a
in e m h e r o f t It e
Silence Committee.
’•there’s o limited
f science wee e
participation by most
critical factor
members of Congress
in the original
on m ost s c ie n c e
Roe vs. Wade
Issues. There are no
decisions
experts up here, so
rather parochial In
terests lend to pre
dominate. We can* a
Ini whether a project
goes into m y stulcor yours."
Kep. George E. Brown. Jr. ID-Cullf.l. one of
the senior members of the committee, noted
with wry amusement that "die entire Utah
congressional delegation" appeared widi
fusion srk’idlsts H. Stanley Pons ami Martin
Fleischmunn "Just lo bask In die glory."
Another committee member pointed out that a
move to pass u congressional resolution
commending Pons and Fleischmunn for their
work was under wuy even belon* ihe scientific
community hud reached a Judgment about the
authenticity und significance of the experi
ment.
The problem of politicians making Judg
ments on uiatlrnr requiring sophistication in
science Is mil a new one. latllg ago. Hrllisli
scholar C.P. Snow wrote In an essay called
“Science und Government" that "one ot tlu*
most lilzum* features of any advanced Indus
trial society in our time is dial the cardinal
choices have to Is* tiiarh* tty a handful or
men...who cannot have a firsthand knowledge
of whul those choices de|M-ud upon or what
their results may he,"
The examples he cited Involved wcuitons
systems like the hydrogen Itomh and ballistic
missiles. Mill Itu* dictum ajtpllcsequally well lo
questions like tile iiiutllbilliondull.tr m i |h t conducting su|K*r colhiidci. a rcscaich I imiI hi
Itasic physics which was lt.illicit over as it it
were a prime |xtrk -liurrtT |trojci t Ix-hirc u was
tm.iltv awarded to Texas
TU N IS . Tunisia - Molt.umncd Ambit's
IMcnils wen* wav oil the murk when dtrv
mi kit,illicit butt Yasir" as a « hlht It means
"easy or 'iioptMhlctn."
The mail uv met iccrndy in ilns north
Alih an c.ipn.il is neither easy nor |itiihh-mlift Ills n .iiir is a boiischokl wind — Yasir
Arulut. rill, t lkiirmun ol du- P.rlrsllnc I. i Ih-i .i
iio ii t trgani/alhai
Alltel leans have a gut res|Minsr* to Aral.it
wtlli hlslraileiu.uk ■her kererl head scarf .mil
set tidy trealil litil
th e y k now In lie
.i Ih iii I the man who
niter acqulesertl in
terrorist ojier.itions
•mil Is now die new
Iio |h- ot solving the
Arab Israeli cnullicl
hv settling the Pales
tine holilelaml Issue
that Isal the cure.
The th'ard Is lull,
b in the salt and
p e p |i e r c o l o r
translates on televi
sion as Ihrcc-duy-old
s I u b b Ie . T h e
checkered "kulflych"
f the salt and
covers a tr-rhl heart.
pepper color
Aral.tl s aniple lower
translates on
lip go**s Iroin a quir k
television as
l a u g h t ri a n
three-day-old
expression ol genu
stubble^
ine sorrow III sec
onds. His IciiqxT Is
legendary among tlu*
only (tropic whoever
see It. his c Iikx's I cnuriilautes. lie is nevrr
iiultlli ly nidi* lo gut-sis and foreigners, even
ills enemies.
Arafat was Uu- sixth ot seven children horn
ill ('aim to a tradesman. Ills mother died
wJien lie was 4. His talhcr's second wife was
n-Jtx-U-d by die children und die third wire
lived in m -paiule quarters. Arulut was raised
hy Ills older sister. Iiiain.
Even as a tyke, he was an activist, bullying
boys into "military intrudes." Arafat gradu
ated as a civil engineer fnmt a Cairo
University after Interrupting Ms studies to
sm ugg le arm s und fight against the
establishment (if a Jewish stale in 1948. The
foundation of (hr I'LO was Ihe students h r
rallied al the university and die continuing
waves of students who Joined the Fatah
military organization he founefc-d in Kuwait in
1959.
Ararat has gone tor to loe with Israel,
Jordan and Syria. He lias compromised with
Ihe very governments ihul have tried lo
assassinate and Imjiriann him. At times, h r
has secretly cooperated with Ihe United
States and the Soviet Union tn his single*
minded determination to establish an in*
dependent Palestinian stale.
IVrhaps ihe most remarkable thing about
Ararat Is that he Is still alive. H r tuui been
imprlwined and tortured ruthlessly in Egypt
and Lebanon. Syria threw him In prison twkx*
and charged liini with itiurtk-r onee because
Hoinconr was killed at a metiing Arafat was
HU|ij>oM-d lo ulti-ud bul dldn'1. The meeting
was a setup where a Syrian assassin was
walling. Aralai sent an emiiwary who. along
with another man. was killed in ihe ensuing
slit sotout. The Syrians arrested Arafat and 20
miters fur murder and then later released
them.
Mon* than 50 tinti-s. someone Jms tried to
m urder Arufat — Syrians. Jordanians,
U-ham-sr and fHlow Palestlmutts, hut mostly
Israelis.
Aralai told us that Israel tried lo kill hint up
lo a dozen limes in the summer of I9H2 when
Aralai was under siege lor 07 days In Moslem
West Beirut. Severn y Pak-sllnlans were
coerced nr blackmailed by Israel to carry
irunsmllii-rs and activate ils-m when they
were w a r Aralai so Israeli bombers cxtuld
home In on him. Al least a dozen limes.
Aial.il Iold ns. Israeli planes Isimlied Jtlaix-s
where In* had Isx-ii only iiilntites la-lore.
In (k lola-r 11*45. Israeli jels lannbed Ills
I'M ) head quart cis in Tunis. Aralai was nol
■here. Inn many cohuris were killed
�Sanlord Herald, Sanlord. Florida — Friday, May 6, 1989 — 9A
April unem ploym ent up
FINANCIAL
Uwltad Press In f e n a tf n a l
S to c k s o p e n h ig h e r
u » h ><
M m im w w n n i n i __________________
NEW YORK — Slisk prices npriiril higher
Friday In active trading »»t New Vnrh Stock
Exchange Issue* alter lilt* government released
itsuiiemjilnvmenl data Inr April
The D ow ,trines iriilnsirl.il avrrngr. which fell
HW I Tliursdav. was up 14.30 In 2399 19
shortly nltrr the market o|ietietl.
Advances ont|>.iced tier lines
17:1 among
the 1.260 Issues rrnsslng the NYSE tajs- Karly
Inrilnver .lllliiiinterl In ntmilt 15.500,000
shares
Earlier Friday. the government said the
rlvlllan unemplnyment rale rose In 5.3 |«-rcenl
lit April, annlher Irnllcatlnn that the economy
Is slo w in g. T h e n m n h e r of new unitagricultural Jobs was 115.000. cninparcit with
an Increase nl 180.000 Jobs tn March, when
the Jobless rate hit a ) 5-year low nl 5 percent.
Economists had unttrl|>olrd the Jobless rate
tn remain unchanged at 5 prrrent, with
nun (arm p.iyrnl! Join* r-xprr ted In have risen
hv 223.000.
Stuck prices clnserl Inwer Thursday In
snlidiied trading, with blue chips hiring wnrse
than the hrnader market as <t result nl profit
taking.
Dollar up, gold down
U n t f d Prsss la t w m H iM l
L O N D O N - Th e dollar
n|H'fied higher on the Euro
|M*uti exchanges Today alter
the Ascension |>ay holiday
Thursday ( iold was lower
In Tra tik lu rl, the dollar
o|M iicd up .11 I 8050 (irrilliin
marks against Wednesday's
i losing I 8880 It was higher
also m Tarts, at fi 3935 Italics
against li 3830 Wednesday,
and in /iirlcli. at I 0*XX) Swiss
I rants against 1 08to
The dollar opened hlgllct III
Mil.in al 1.383 IX) lire against
Ih urvl.iv's closing 1.381 It),
and. in laindon. Ihc |ionnd
opened lower, al >1 0 7 8 0
against 91 OH35 Thursday.
Kill her. I hr dollar was up al
the close In Slnga|Hirr. al
1.0520 Singapore dollars
agalnsl I 0505 Thursday, and
In Hong Kong, al 7 7810 Hong
Kong dollars agalnsl 7.7805
The Tokyo and Brussels
exchanges were closed Inr
ualloual holidays
(io lrl o p e n e d In w e r III
Zurich, al 9377.50 jier ounce
agalnsl 9370 00 per ounce
Wednesday, and III laindon. at
9377.25 (rer miner agalnsl
9378.75 Thursday. (Sold was
lower al the rlose In Hong
Kong, at 9377 40 |s t ounce
agalnsl 9377 45 Thursday.
Retail sales rebound
UwH»4 k u n I w f r w I t u M
Ki i.nl sides retmumlrd In
April — a mmitli lhal conlalnerl one exlra selling day —
as iilereliaols capitalized on a
shill In consumer altrrilloli
Iroin lilg -l lckt-1 Item s In
c lo th ln g and soli goods,
analysts said
"Tile main laclnr was Ihe
calendar" u llh Easter hilling
III Mari h Inslead id April.
■Jell rev It Kdelmun nl Drexel
lluruham launts-M Inc. said
Thursday. "B ui looking al
March and April logelhrr.
w e " v e s c «■ it •! s I e a d y
sirt'iiglheiung In siiles of ap
parel and general merchan
dise."
Tw o of Ihc nation's three
largest retailers Itased on rev
enues. No I Sears. Roebuck A
Co. und Nil. 3 Wal-Mart Inc.,
reportrri significant Improve
ments. hut No. 2 K mao Cnrp.
continued to stumlilr.
On a enmposllr Irasls, retail
sales rose U.3 prrernt from
April 1088, with speilalty
ap|Hircl leading all calrgorles
oi merchandise with a 0.0
percent jump, according to a
Drexel lluruham Lambert In
dex. Composite retail sales
n>se Just 4.7 prrernt In Mareh.
Chlcago-lMised Sears. In Its
srrntld month of a merchan
dising shift to morr brand
names und tower pliers, said
April sales ruse 0.2 percent to
92 5 billion fntm 92.20 billion.
Do w J o o m
D *v J m m A v tra g ri
iB io n . w
30 Indus 2308.64 up 13.74
20 Trans 1134.70 up 4.20
15Utils IB 3 .IO u pO .8 3
65 Stork B20.34 up 4.53
Local Interest
These quotations provided
hy members of the National
Association o f Securities
Deafer* are reprearnfallve
I n t e r d r a lr r price s aa of
m id-m orning today. Inter
d e a le r m a rk e ts c h a n g e
throughout the day. Triers do
not Include rrlall markup or
markdown.
IM
A ft
American I’lonrrr 2 H
3(4
35 H
36
Harnett Bank
24H
24 H
First Union
30H
30W
FPAL
Fla. Progress
34(4
34 H
1814
Hughes Supply I M'S
Morrison's
2814
2814
NCRCorp.
59H
59(4
Plessey
44
45
Scotty's
15
15(4
Southeast Bank
27
27(4
SunTrust
2214
23
8514
86
Wall Disney
Wesllnghouar
57W
57(4
19H
IBI4
Brunswick
HBJ
0(4
914
24W
2414
Fla. National
4714
48(4
Winn-Dixie
Emerson............. ....34
34(4
Gold And Silver
NEW YORK IUPII - Foreign
and domestic gold A silver
prices quoted In dollars per
tm y n u n rr Friday:
Gold
Previous close 378.75 up 0.50
Morning fixing 377.30 nil 1.45
Hong Kong 377.40 off 0.05
Naw Ta ck
Comex spot gold open 376.70
off 1.00
Comex spot silver open 5.591
otTO.022
(Lo n d o n m o rn in g fixin g
change Is bawd on the pre
vious day's closing price. |
Budget
Caattaaa* f r « N Paga I A
The Senate and House spend
ing plans for the fiscal year
beginning Ju ly I will have to be
rcconclllcd by u House-Senate
cotlferencc committer alter the
full Senate approves Its spending
proposal next week.
House leaders said they would
like to spend more money on
social service* and other pro
gram s for Florida's growing
population, bul were constrained
by Martinez's opposition to any
major tax Incrcaws.
"I wish w r had more money to
do more things. But Ihe reality ts
that we must Uve within our
means." said House Appropria
tions Chairman T . K. W rthrrelL
D-Day Iona ilradi.
Minority Leark-r Dale Ratchet!
urged a " n o " vote on the
package, complaining It short
shrifts Marlines' workfare pro
gram and other social programs.
Both plans Ignore Martinez's
proposals to deny pay raises for
state workers and to make no
allow ances for Inflation o r
workload Increares.
The Senate crenmlttee found
• 100 million In cuts to existing
stale programs. Including elimi
nation of 217 Jabs in the stale
bureaucracy.
"Whatever fat la there, we've
cut," said Senate budget chief
Owen Margolis.D-North Miami.
The Senate budget calls for a
saltwater fishing fee. a IS per
cent university tullkm hike, a
modest Increase In the Insurance
premium tax. a $80 fee for new
residents registering
autom obiles In Florida and
modest Increases In some pro
fessional licensure fees.
The House bailed at any of the
major fee Increases, but House
and Senate leaders were dis
cussing an Increase of about
three-tenths of a mill In local
property taxes. The House ts
considering Increased taxes on
beer and clgarcllea to fund
health care for itw poor.
There Is also talk In Ute Senate
about gradually boosting the
gross receipts tax on utility bills
to ball out the ailing trust
account for school construction.
About $500 million In lottery
profits are used in the Senate bill
to boost school construction to
•686.6 million.
House and Senate budget
leaden were backing away from
earlier plans to reject a 9500
million bond issue to acquire
right of way for future road
projects. Senate President Bob
Crawford has proposed holding
the bond money hostage until
the Department of Transporta
tion can correct accounting
problems behind Its six-year.
•900million budget shortfall.
The Senate plan calls for pay
Increases of at kaat 4 percent for
most state workers, with larger
Increase* for law enforcement
officers, teachers and college
faculty and health workers. The
H ouse p la n co n ta in s m o rr
modest Increases.
DEATHS
George Edward Cameron, 47,
3308 Wlnalon Ulvd.,
Wlllmtnglon. N jC - died Th urs
day al North Crrullna Memorial
Hospital. Chapel Hill. N.C. Bom
April 7. 1942 In Miami he moved
to Sanford In 1945. He lived In
Flint. Mk-h.. brbre making his
home In Willmlrwton. He was an
auto manufacturing worker, an
Arm y veteran ol the Vietnam
War and a 1961 graduate of
Seminole High School.
S u v lv u rs Include m other,
Thelma, Sanford: faI her, Rich
ard H. S r.. Sanford: slater.
K osalyti Jo h n s o n . Sanford:
brother. Richard K. Jr.. Sanlord:
two nieces. one nephew, two
g r a n d -n ie c e s , o n e g r a n d nephew, all of Sanford.
Ila ll-W ln d Funeral H om e.
D urham . N .C ., in charge of
arrangements.
D O N N A L E IG H D IA L
Donna la-tgli Dial. 24. 3 Car
riage Hilt ClrHe. Casselberry,
died Wednesday al Florida Hos
pital. Orlando Hum Feb. I I .
1965 In Atlanta, she moved to
Casselberry Iroin there in 1971.
She was a student at Seminole
Com munity Coifcge and a Pro
testant.
Survivors include father. C .
F e rre ll. Altam onte S p rin g s:
m o th e r. E d le . C a s s e lb e rry ;
b ro th e r. K e ith . A lta m o n te
Springs: sister. Denise Lynn.
Orlando; paternal grandparents.
Coleman and Annie. Decatur.
Ga.; maternal grandmother. Nan
W. Kenyon. Atlanta.
B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Fun e ra l
Home, Orlando, in charge of
arrangements.
Edward T - Simpson. 70. 2005
Marquette Avc.. Sanlord. died
Thursday al Central Florida Re
gional Hospital. Sanford. Bora
M arch 14. IB IB in Boston.
Mass., h r movrd to Sanford from
Boston In 1950. He was an
Insurance sales agent and a
m e m b e r of C o n g re g a tio n a l
Christian C h w rh . S a a m t. He
was a veteran of World War II.
Survivors Include wife, Mary
I... Sanford: sister. Leslie David.
Fayville. Mass.
Arrangements by Gramkow
Funeral Home, Smlord
Sidney Leemlng Young. 77,
790 Orlenta Avc., Altamonte
S p rin g s , died T h u rs d a y at
Flo rid a Hospital, Altam onte
Sprtnga. Born Feb. 3. 1912 In
Wakevlllc. Yorkshire. England,
he moved to Altamonte Springs
from Sanford in 1985. lie was a
retired abstractor for a title and
Insurance com pany and an
Episcopalian. He was a former
member fo the Kiwanla Club.
Survivors include wife. Edna
B e r y l; s o n , B ria n . W in te r
Springs; two grandchildren.
B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Fun e ra l
Home. Altamonte Spring*, in
charge of arrangtnicnis.
W ASH IN G TO N The govcnirnrnt rcjKirtc-il hxlay thnt ihc
c lvllh in tim -m ploym enl rate
I'llrnlN'il •ahiirpty to 5.3 percent In
Apr it. iinoihcr Indication lhal tint-cottiitny Is slowing down under
the weight ol higher Inlcresl
rales.
The [arbor Dcparlmrtit said
iln - num ber o f n e w n u n agrlciilltiral jobs created during
tin month was 115,trot), comjiitretl with tin- March Increase or
IHO.tiOO Jobs, when ihc u n
employment rate till a 15-ycarlow ol 5 |M-ri cni.
Tilt- 115.000 new Jobs were
well Im-Iow the average monthly
Itierease ol .'HX).(XX) Jobs during
ihe jenst year and were more
than t-cllpsed hy an Increase ol
400.000 In I h r size ol t lu
nation's hilxtr hirer during April
Econom ists had expected
more than 21X1.000 in 300.000
new John to In- rrealed during
April The April job Increase- was
lire worst performance sitter
June. 1986 when the economy
lost f)2.(KIO Jobs.
The 5.3 percent mirmployincnt rale was the highest since
January when the rate stood al
5.4 percent.
T h e n a t i o n ’ s I ln a ti e 1 a I
markets, which have been con
cerned alienIt Increases in the
liillalloti rale In recent months,
were expected to welcome the
new* ns a sign that lire Federal
Reserve's tightening nl credit In
the- past year has brought down
Ihe level of rcnnnmlr- growth.
S low in g eeonomle growth
generally Is seen as i lit- most
rlfretlvr way In combat rising
elioogh In allow Interest rales In
drop lower wlihoul fear ot an
increase in inDatlon.
Under the pressure ot the
Fr-rl's llghletilng. Inlcresl rates
have clim bed 3 percentage
jkiIii I s In Ihe past year.
The Lalmr Department said
lolal civilian employment stood
al 117 I last month, unchanged
Iroin March niter adjusting lor
seasonal factors
Service Industries provided
the hulk ol lire lieu Jobs In tin
economy during the month with
112.000.
The rl'porl showed lhal Ihc
Jobless rate lor adoll men rose
iroin 4.2 |H-rcciil In March to 4.6
In April and lor women from 4.6
|M-rccnt III March in 4.7 |M-rreul
m April.
inflation.
Th e higher unemployment
rale eoold In-Ip jx-rsumlc tin- Fed
lhal the economy has slowed
T h e rates lo r Ire t ia g rr*
pimped from 13.7 perernt In
March in 14.4 prrceni In April.
prosecutor who has llkcnrd me
lo Adolf Hitler, we now factmany months, jx-rhaps years, of
lighting Iln- ri-nuiltilng charges."
North said.
Special prosecutor John Krkt-r
contended In his closing argu
ment lo Ihc Jury that North
followed Hiller's s lm lrg y In
which the victor never has to
reveal wlu-llu-r lx- was telling the
truth.
"A s a Marine I was taught to
flghi. and light hard, for as long
us It takes to prevail. We will
continue this Ixittle. und with
the support und prayers of the
American people, we will be fully
vindicated," he said.
Sullivan noted that tour of the
16 original counts were dis
missed prior to Ihc trial nnd that
the Jury rejected nine of the
remaining 12.
"As lo Ihe three remaining
m unis, the Jury's verdict was a
disappointment. But Ihe greatest
disappointment Is that Colonel
North and his family will have to
continue In what Is now a 2
(4-year-old legal tultlc." Sullivan
suld, adding he would flic un
appeal.
• ' T h e r e arc m a n y
extraordinary and unprecedent
ed legal Issues to Ik - addressed.
We expect In prevail on the
remaining three counts. You can
be assured thal we will never
abandon Colonel North and his
family in this lr$ il Imlllc."
North
C aa tla ssd frsat Fags l A
said the lenarlty he learned In
I he M arine C o rp s and Ihe
prayers of his supporters are all
he needs In be "fu lly v in
dicated."
North, his wlfr. Betsy, and his
attorney. Brendan Sullivan, met
with rrjxitiers alK»ut two hours
alter the Jury's verdict Thursday. North und Sullivan read
statements and took no ques
tions In an art-filled, mrdlajtarkrd confrrenre room al Sul
livan's offices In his hlgh-power
downtown Washington law firm.
Williams and ConnnllvNorth. who stands to lose his
9 1,tXXJ-per-month pension and
be prohibited from holding
p u b lic office, and S u lliva n
expressed disappointment thal
the Jury found the former Marine
officer guilty or three of 12
counts.
"After more than 2 (4 years
und over 940 million of our
taxpayers' money spent on In
vestigations. congressional In
quisitions and now a special
Fees-
C aattaasd fro m Pag* I A
A c c o rd in g to F . D oug las
Mooney of COM. this la the first
time the city Is setting rates for
single-family residents. Until
this time there were 91 sewer
customers In The Forest (In
cluding a clublxHise), an adull
com m unity of manufactured
h o m e s on N o rth F o re s t
B o u le vard hooked Into the
Greenwood Lakes Wastewater
Tre a tm e n t P la n t, w h ic h Is
county-owned.
Tlm acusn. a subdivision on
Hu- west end of town has the tint
single-family residences to hook
up to the system recently adding
312 customers, according to
Mooney.
On a per volume basis, the rate
going down from 93.90 to
•3.50 per 1.000 gallons of
metered water usage, bul the
roles are based an more volume
of water going to aewage rather
than Irrigation. Residents of The
Forest will pay w w er rales up to
10.000 gallons of consumed
water Instead of 4.000 gallons. If
the ordinance ultimately passes.
President of The Forest Homeowner's Association sold Butt
means about a 35- to 65-pcreent
Increase or about 910 lo 915 for
sonic residents of the communi
ty who are on fixed Incomes.
" T h e existing ordinance Is
more equitable." Hattrk said this
morning.
City Manager John LUton said
I k - thinks Ihe proposed rotes are
"fair" and that M ts the beginn
ing for addressing new develop
ment and growth.
"Th is Is a start. As they make
plans to widen Ute (Lake Maryl
boulevard, (w r need lo| make
plans to put lines down. 1 think
It's a fair rate. It does put a cap
on 11." Litton said. "Th e user
role encourages the Installation
of Irrigation meters, depending
on how much walcr Is used for
lawn maintenance. It you're us
ing Ihe bulk of water on Irriga
tion. it certainly Is nut charged
sewer Iratcl on ifw l."
Customer sewer Ires go Into ail
enterprise fund used lo maintain
and repair sewer lines.
Tourism
-------C M t ln r i frMB Psgp IA
amphitheater In Lake Side Plaza
o f f N o r t h lu k e B o u le v a r d
extension.
The 9400.000 projrrt would
be a passive facility Tor cultural
and civic events. Waller said.
The park would be developed tn
phasrs. with tlx- first phase —
Including the amphitheater — to
be romplctrd In 1991.
Waller said 95.000 had been
allotted for pnxnotton. but he
did not know what agency would
promote Ihc facility.
A le x Die k I s o n . S e m in o le
County Hlstork'al Commission
chairman, requested 918,690 to
produce promotional brochures
and video tapes touting the
history of Seminole County. In*
eluded in the request wus a
•7.700 allowanre for renovating
dlsplaysal Ihe cixinlv museum.
Keker gave a brief statement
In fronl of Ihc federal courthouse
Im m e d ia te ly fo llo w in g the
verdict, saying tlx- Jury's vcrdlrl
shows lhal "no man Is above the
la w ." He refused to answer
reporters' questions.
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Crttral FI*rM« SrV***l N**»M*I
AOMIttlONt
Witord
Willi**, K Cooper
E tttw rA Covington
Vicki*M Croon
Oron M at hoi I
Tholmo Hlchordo
Shirlo* Bvon
Mory ft Snow, D*Bory
Adorn Stock. OtltoAO
Cool Brookk. Plent City
Chriktophor C Voner dor. Ithoco. N. V
DUCHAKSBS
T o rIL Aton
Mom lo Bred toy
Corl L Crontlond
JomokE Habon
Welter Lowery
Edwerd T . tlmpkon
Stuert North. Apopko
Anno M Coyne, DeBory
OebreA Other. Del lone
Terete lores. Dolton#
Loir ico Jenet end bobyglrl. Senlord
Let-mdre F . Jotoph ondboby bey. Sontord
All! tan J. im i*i end beby boy, Sontord
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Dor tone F. Morion, o bM y boy. Dolton#
Dick Ison said llu- historical
c o m m is s io n Is p la n n in g a
b rochure to map historical
landmarks for tourists.
Tourism development grants
urr generated by a two percent
lax on motel and hotel lodging
passed hy Ihe Hcmlnole County
commission Ium year. Twentyfive prrceni of those funds have
been earmarked lo expand Ihe
Central Florida Zoological Park.
Th e council will recommend
grunt awards based on the
llketlhixxl ot a ixi)|M>sal Increas
ing lourlsiii in Seminole County.
Muimhicss and uniqueness ol a
proposal, and how It will serve
the existing |Ki|xilulloti ot Ihe
urea.
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tin- council will Im- jin-scntcd to
the county commission In June.
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NATIONAL f
BRIKPS
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Commodities trading probed
NEW YORK — The 1n1rt.il government Iiiih l.iuriclirit an
liivrstlgolliiu Inin trailing practice* Involving precious mclal*
Mirli a* until anil sliver on tin- ('ntniniHlIly Exchange Ini-, anil
nil emilrai I* mi Ihr New York Mercantile Exchange. a Cmncx
spokesman vilil Thursday.
"liv nnliT nt the CnnnniHlIly anil Kutiiri'n Trailing Commission, a number nl sut)|nK ii.is have Ixvii Issnnl to a iiiiiii Imt
nt exchanges In New York t'ltv." said Robert McGrath.
s|tnkt*Miian lot IlicCotnrx.
We urr ctxiprraling with lltr ( ’F T C We also iiiulrrManil
Cmncx records u ill In- snbjiocnril." McGrath salil
A Coittex snurrr nil 1m ain I six In III sitl)|>nrnas would be
Issnnl
Till' Comcx buys anil sells sin h tlirtals as gulii silyrr anil
cnpjxT ami itadrs In niillnns on thrm. Till’ t ’F T l ' Is iln- tn ln a l
agency lhal monitors all thr nallnn'si-ninmoitllv exchanges
Ih r ro m rx Is thr nation's third-largest commodities
exchange T h r Chicago itoaiil til Tratlr anil I’hlraun Mercantile
Exchange air Ihr naltnu'* largest
.Ian Kav, a s[<okeuotiiau Ini lIn* \i « York Mrrrantllr
Exchange. which primarily trailrs In nil Inliirrs l onlrarts. vm l.
"\Vr liavrnT rrrrlv n l any nlllrlal Inlnriliattnn
Inn n r r\|x-ct
in and we'll Issue a slalruirnl latrr tills allrrnnnn
Nobel Prize winner feces frsud inquiry
W A SH IN G TO N — A congressional panel looking Inin
siii'ii I Iflr Iraml said Thursday Ihr Secret Servin' loiunt
slgnllicain" altrrallniis in unteimoks usril in s ii |)|hhi a |m |mt
ro amhon il hv Nnlx-I I’rl/r winning biologist Davlil llaltlmnir
Hi p .John I>inut'll D-Mlth . chairman nl itic sulsnniinlllrr
on oversight anil Investigations. said thr Sn 'trt Servin’ jimlxInin allegations made ag.nusl Baltimore's learn hv a whistle
hlmver "rnnrtnnrtl llial I he data anil aullirtillellv nl pails nl
lilt* key nnlelHKik were ipirstlnnahlr "
H im Italiimurr rnunlered lhal timhlug unrnvrrrd In the
S rrtrl Servin’ Itlillratrs wrongdoing or would change Ihr
si Irntlllc rnm hislons nt his rrsrarrh The Nntx'l lam ratr (old a
hearing mom parked with selrntlllr colleagues thal I In*
trlrnllrss cumjxllgn" in dlsererlll him "rotild have a i hilling
rllrrl nil srlrlirr In Altlrrlra."
In Ills opening stalritirnl. Dingell said a lorriislr rxamlllallnii
nt ihr rintrlxink shnwrd n il firs puijxirlrd lo have Is-rll
trrordrd In I9K4 and 19M5. were arluallv made in ihr spring nl
lllHti — alter thr rnnlrnvrrsl.il p.i|)rr had already liern
published
T h r |ia|MT. which ilrsertlird ttinusr rxjxrlm t'tns on ihr
genetic runtrnl nl Ihr tmniiilir system. was piihllshrd In ihr
April I9H6 Issue nl thr Journal Cell
Secret Servin’ olllclalx. who h.ised their (hidings on analysis
nf ink. jia|H'r and writing indentations, said datrs were Inund to
have I m-i i i deliberately changed "with intent to n in rra l" on
several pages Other pages were also tmind to have liern
prepared as much as iwn years mil nl ihroiinlriglr.it s rip irm r
Swift budget agreement predicted
United N i l Intern rttewal________________
W A SH IN G TO N W illi similar $1 If*
irllllim fiscal llltHi sjx-liillltg plans now
passed by holh houses congressional
budget leaders predicted s w ill, easy
agreement when talks lx-glii next week in
resolve minor dlllrrriiecs Ix lWren tile plans
"Th e dIITerenees are mil large. Senate
Hiulgel Commltlei- Chairman James Sassei
D-Tetm.. said Thursday shortly aher the
Si-nale voted tin 31 in lavor ol us version ol
the s|H-nillng outline lor tile tlse.il year th.il
Ix-glnsOet I
Earlier Thursday, the House, on a 2113
137 vote, approved Us version ot the budget
IMi'kagc worked out Ix-twecn the White
ilouse and eongressinn.il le.uleis last monlb
ami nnninmeed hv I’residem ttosh .u itn
Willie House Apttl 14
T he Inidgel resolution provides an overall
s|M-iiitlng and revenue hlucptliii tor next
year and dix-s not hav e to lx- signed tiv Hush
Since II Is tiol an ael III lau 1lie sjx-rllli s
will he mlited bv Sen.Hi- and House
la x w ilttn g and a p p ro p rla llu g eiiinm lltees
w llh lu rlM llrllo n o ve r va rio u s p ro gra m s a nd
|xilley areas.
Iful 11 Sasser and House B udget C o m m ltle e
C h a irm a n la-nn I'a ne lta . D C a t ll . said Ih r
House Setialt- c on Ie m u c coin m il lee lh a l
w ill Iron m il dlltelellees III the tw o s|H llllltlg
plans w ould meet early uexl week
" I autU Tpale lhat w e < an resolve these
ilillereuees w itho ut mix slgilllieaii! delavs
S . is s i -1 said
S jm iu s o i s ai know ledgeil thal the liuilgi I
package was m I’.n ie lta 's w ords "a short
Ictl'.i Ilv
lli.ll lalletl to achieve tile deep
«l<'lii it i u is iiiig m .d lv ho|H i| Im (>p|Niiirnis
were tar li ss k ind ca llin g tile ai i o ld a I im al
I tiar.nle lli.ll used ae e ou illlllg g lllim li ks lo
a ih le v e a iiib il.il delli il rrd u e llo iis that
ohsi m e Ihe nation s teal delicti dlle iu u ia
Itolll sides expressed llo|n lh.lt m oll
signiln ant deln il cuts w o u ld be achieved lot
flw al y rn t IIID I
tile laldget tesohlllons passed bv ( o n
gress I butsilav w ould t ill III)' esiunale d
I'sar di licit hv alxiut S2S b illion dow n t*i
*9(1.4 lilllinii — Just unde r the IK K ) billion
d rilc it target sei hv the G ra m m K u d m u n
I m I.im eit budget law
Senators rc|rr1rd a hid liv Sen H e rb Kohl.
I ) W ls . to send die budget plan lin rk to
u e g o d a im s. g lilu g llierti ihree days h i
p ro d u e e a lir lle l package u sin g m ore
le a lls tte a s s iim p llo n s a b o u t re o n o m li
g m w d i and m lc ic s t rules
I lie House and Seliale versions Ixilh give
the I'e uiagiiu $ 3 0 3 .3 billion in liseal l lf x t
Inidgel a u lhortIV — a lift loss In b u y in g
( h iw c i aller m lla tlou T h e y I m ii I i call lor
$14 2 billion in lo w revenues
un h id ing
$3 .1 billion in (a x is $3 7 billion III asset
sail s a nd $2 7 Inlllon in user Ire s A n d lllcv
p invlde $ I M billion loi dollleslle p io g i.iin s
e no ug h to allow some In glow tirvo ild
II lli.ll loll
T in
House voted 3 7 3 4 9 against an
a m e ndm e n t bv H ip
R ichard lirp h .itd l
11 Mo . io t.os. $ 9 Million d iro u g h a new ml
uti|xi|l lax
a prn|His.d dia l vtnla lrd die
b lp .iills .in fiudgi 1 .......nil anil ignored I’resl
delli lllis h s no llew I.IXI s pledge
Bush stands firm Quayle listens to
on missile policy Cordova residents
United F r t u Internatlwnal
W A S H IN G TO N
Si.indlug
linn on U S |s>ln v ITesIdetii
lliisli has plaeeil Ihe onus nu
West Germanv lo remove a
lineal lo unit) ai a Mav 29 30
N A TO summit bv mixlrrailng its
■all lot tiegoiiaiious on sboii
range nurlrni tlllsstles
S|H-.iklug lo rejxirters I huts
dav aller talks with Canadian
I’rlltie Mliilsier Brian Mnlronev
Bush vud lie remains always
willing to negotiate" a N A TO
(HisUlori llial reeognl/i's \Yi-st
Germany's si'iisllIvIlv alxmt lln
missiles mi Us soil
Bill In hulling die iloot mav lxojx-n lo rvrntu.il nrgoliatlons on
short-range nurlrar Inters. In
held lo I S demands lhat sui li
talks only lollow i ids in convrn
(tonal forces and nut had In
elimination ol nuclear arm* from
Enrol*"We're not going to go tor am
durd /i io or getting SNI mil ot
whack In it tnisol ni goiiadoiis
he said
So li t s I m dear on
thal
Ills l Otlltlli'lils woulil lull pre
r lu itr MIpJMHf Ul p tU K l ;»lr fin
tlllliH tirg iiiia iim is on •rrtitlfi
tel m s but w m ilil ti •|tilt W'rsf
t ic llll.i IV lit ipi.tlilv ItH 1111*|M111
lor talk s on shorl t j i u ' i f*in rs Id
le siilv i Ih e itls p u r f il t fei«*
su lllltlll
I want the N A IO stunrrilt to
In- a sin u ss
Hush villi
Wi
w ill to w or k tng w II II I be
•u rm.ms and w nb ollii rs to sei
dial then is a common N A TO
|Mislllnn
Ttie polenU.il irlsis within
N A TO was created when Wist
Gentian < hamellor I feint lit Kohl
moved lo prom r Ins left potuir.il
Hank liv urging e.irlv Last West
lie gul Ml Ions on short range
mi> h at Ion es
a n o tn p lis h f d
l.r f m r
a«i«iiirr y o u
v u ii fia vr tfir
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1’i'N n if n t D a n U m iv li tifVk
Air Io n *
It look U n .iv lr
llmr*s«).n to lln tislun^ ti»u n from .in A hi. i tour lo Alaska
n! i tiiifm ,i w h rrr lh t \ fht%r turtitfti* a irf itrltn ^ %iop lulli
twrrti d lu M M MU
.01 opj»ortut1tt\ f«»r a tir^i tiaud
t h r h w o n III 1 >•11111 timf look *ii A ftiriii a '% worst oil
..isstiinl frst 1< ttt
fill und! firf*I 4 •losril trirrl
tli.it lh*v
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lu s s in t n and h s liriifirtt 111 a
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lillllifiri^ ad|at * fit to Ih r \1»tlr
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and s iifiik rt^ w r f r y Iv*n 1
<1$ nt M.ivot \ rlifii; Jo lia n «a n shirts w ith ih r wonts W r W ill
P rrva li s u |m rtin|«»s$ d o v rr a
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to fir I|| flltlkr ( fir
fo h il h liolr
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m a p of Alaska
fvriiplr n fio hv* mitHfh off
rrta rv ol I rans|»>rtation
S ,irn u rl S k ln n rt also flrw to
fluhlni*
1 I .IN lisM Itr VOil 1ll.lt
our ( o n lo v.i to promiSf tla.it Hush
h'^il U ‘».*vh v»Nt prntntHtn^ was to tn rn iM rd to rr|k.iutn^
lhat to w ould lirfrl l^rr^id rn i th r p u s t lf t r m v i r o t i it ir nt
H u d t ON f rid.iv
\K» fr Not p f ijlt if r d hv
10 1* m il lio n
1^*1111^ to rr%i r,i%v until i ti.n % gallon* ul r r iid r oil
Unit** F r t u International
Former Navy man convlctad of apying
NORFOLK, Va — Although hrenm paird hlmsell instijirrspy
John Walkrr. who passed sn rrls in ihr Soviets tor 17 years,
Craig Kimklr's Inray Into espionage lasted only a uinnlii and
earned him a 12-year Inter.il prison Irrm
Ktmkle. 39. plradrd guilty 1 liursday In l' S lllstrii t Court in
a charge nl atlrm plrd espionage As |iart nt a plea agreement
with tederal prosecutors hr received thr 12-year sememe ami
w III nut In’ eligible lor |Mrnle
The agreement was reached in part over concern that more
classified inluriuatlun would Im- made puhlli dining a trial, said
U S Attorney U n ity Hudson
"O ur f\|)rn witness would have prnlsihly given up more
sensitive Inturmulluu." Hudson sunt
He added lhal during Ih r Invesiigaituu. 'll In i .line
increasingly iibvluus lhat lim e was no sigmlii .ml damage in
ihr national defense."
The Virginia Heaeh. Va . man was arresled Jan III at a
Wllllainshurg mole] alter he handed over dm iimenls and
accepted A5.00U from Kill ugetits jmsing as Soviet n}H'ratlves
The Iransaellnn was recordrd on vldrolajx-. Hudson vud
The anll-sulmiarlne warlate inlunnalliin thal Kmikte passed
to undercover agents tnehided details almut
acnustli
Itilelllgence strategy." some nl II classified. Hudson said
Body idtntifiod at misting infant
W KST A LTO N . Mu. — The laxly nl an liilunl Inund in a trash
can was Ideiitllled as Ilia! nl a (i week old girl who was the
seeutid baby rejxirted abdurlrd Irum an Illinois couple in less
than three years
Knlx-rl Sims. 37. and Ills ItO-year-old wile. 1‘aula. were
sus|xeted but never ( barged III the earlier case, tint |mllcr
refused to say whrlher they were suspects In I he currenl
Investigation. Alton. 111.. |xillce searched the couple s home
Thursday night. I’oiler Sgl. Hick McCain said
The body nl Heather Sims. Inund Wednesday night by a
fisherman, had been wrapped In a plastic trash hag and tell In
ati oil drum used for garbage disposal on the Missouri side ot
Ihr Mississippi River. Just across Irum Alluli. Ill . where she
allegedly wasabdurtrd Saturday lilglit. puller salt).
The FBI 111 Springfield. III., said Thursday night lhat an
autopsy |Hislllv(-iy Idrnllllrd Ihr body us thal ot Hculher Sims.
Ur. Mary Case, the Si. Louis County medical examiner who
|M-r(i>rnird the autopsy, said thal the baby’s death was a
homicide. although she refused to disclose the cause ol death.
The girl had hern missing since Saturday night, when I’aula
Sims (old police that a masked gunman broke Into the fumtly's
home, knocked thr mother unconscious and look the baby,
leaving a 15-munih-old son undisturbed upstairs. Robrn Sims
was at work al the time.
Another of the couple's children. 13-day-old Lorulrt Sims,
disappeared In June 19K6 Irum the couple's funner home near
Brighton. III., about 10 miles north of Alton. Thai abduction
also occurred while Ruben Sims was al work.
HughM ftccuMd of overcharge
LOS A N G ELES — A contracts manager at Hughes Aircraft
has aei-UM'd the d rlrnsr firm of overcharging the goverumcnl
by $40 million on ihc radar system for the B-2 Steahh bomber
and the F-lH Jel fighter. It was reported.
William Sehumer. a division contracts manager at the
Hughes Radar Systems Group In El Srgundo. Calif., alleges In a
civil suit filed in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles lhal
top-level officers al Huglit-s conspired lo defraud the guvrnnrnt
by shifting development charges among programs In a way
that Increased the government's costs, the Los Angeles Times
said In Fhday editions.
While the suit dix-s not s|x-eltieally Identify the B-2 program.
It refers to a classified project designated as the "2301 special
|>ritgram contract," Hughes employees know ledgeahle with
lhal imitral t said II was a clear relerenee lo the B-2 program,
the Tillies said.
Schinner, who remains in Hughes’ employ, negotiated
i imiracis and. reportedly, was one ol only six managers ul the
Radar Systems Group whose slgualure could commit the
eorporalklll to 111 ulllbllllnii -dollar contrail s
The civil suit, brought under the federal Falsi- Claims Act.
was llled under lourt seal last January. Il was quietly unsealed
late last month und brought to the attention ol the Times by
sources ut Hughes.
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Seminole extends reign
‘I N BRIEF
NBA PLAYOFFS
Sonics hold homecourt edge
I IOCS IO N — Tilt- Houston Rockets and
Seattle SiipcrSoulcH are wondering li Onholm-court edge will hold up lu llictr NBA
pl.ivolt series
In lout regular-v u m o ii meetings. Scuttle won
twice at home while Houston iiiiimphcd twice
hi The Summit
In llie pi.iv oils llie Sollies liollrd ton 2 1) lead
in llie licst-of-five v r ir s
with victories III Seal tic
When Hie series moved
to Houston Wednesday.
H ouston prevailed
126 107 lo prevent the
Somcs Iroui ending the
first round matchup
Houston hopes lor
one more homccoiirt
w in. lu li.iine 4 Friday in Flic Summit A victory
w ould send I lie pt.iyotl v r i r s Iks k lo Seallle lot
a deciding gaits- Sunday. A win by Seattle
would scml liie Sillies Into Hie is-xl round
"One more to go. Ihcn we get to go Kick on
llie rikid again." said Houston t'lkich Don
Chaney "W e sluuild plav with conlldelice on
our <outi |usi like they did up tls-rc I c x |n-c I our
guvs lo protect our tu rf"
SEATTLE
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AMERICAN LKAQUK
Champtgnt jinxes no-hitter
In a game where lucky Hits ami |s-« uh.it
pic game rituals pievatl. matkigers ami players
alike will lt-ll yisr that lu tkisrUdl there are some
nilngsth.il ynupist don't rin
During Ihe Cleveland Indians' 3-1 victory over
Hn- Kansas City Kovals Thnrsilay allcrnrsm.
John F'arrcll w-as three mils away Iroui a
nn-hllter. Hui Imli.in clubhouse manager Cy
Hnyu.ik probalfv ptovnkeil talc liv orilcring
three I miIH c s ol ■haru|kignc h« the (Tr-velanil
Iim krr room while F'arrcll look iln- mound III llie
ulnih inning
Su|M-rsllllon dictated Hiat F.irrcll would In v
hls chance at Ihe elusive leal. Kevin Scll/cr
made li a reality hy lolling a single to right held
"Th a i was I hi- w ham m y." s.ud Stadium Club
manager Jim Kirlln. "I I old my assistant lint lo
take It lchani|kigm-| down. Hut he did anyway,
the same three Ixittlcs ol <bam|Mgm- Toronto
called lor w Jun Dave Sllcb look u no lilltrr Into
lire ninth Iasi year and the w n r Ibree tmlllrs
Milwaukee calhH lor when (hk-ll Junes bad a
no-hliter afler r-iglil Innings We're never gonna
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NATIONAL LBAOUS
Krukow, Mltchdl booil Olanlc
Tribe girls romp to
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GAINKSVH.I.K — There's no iloulil Ifi.it the
Fighiiiig U n it Srm liiolrs nl Seminole I Unit
St til M<1 ,ne tent IV lot llielf .iltempl ill it toiirtll
e n n vn illve stale Ir.nK <lilUliploiiHhlp. not alter
u ii.it •lit-v itul I Imrstlay inglii
Compciing in the 3A Region II i-humplnitshlp
niei i .it the tlniversitv nl F'lnrld.i on Thursday,
the t..nlv Notes tan tint's nrnntlil I lie rest ol tin*
In lil winning tin- team title liv more Ilian 2H
|Mllllts over second place t lllaililo .limes
Pacing Seminole In Its rottl were Ynlanila
llaker. wlm won Imth the KKI meter anil 220
yattl ilashes. and Adrian Hillman, who won Ihe
330 low hurdles and look third In the long pimp
Hlllsman also runs a leu on Imtli Ihe 440 and
mile relays while llaker runs the uriehor leu ol
the 440 relay
On Thnrsilay nluht. Seminole won I miiIi relays
hy convincing margins
Mlehelle I'earson unit limed het pursuit ol all
Individual ehamplonshlp In the I 10 hluh
hurdles, ernlsinu to a win on Tlinrsdav latter In
the fvrnlnu. Sharletie Mllwood look llrsl plaee In
Ihe 440 yard dash
Ollier Sr-ltllliole ipiallllers lor next Friday's
state meet are ( hlnela Gilchrist (secornl In the
shot pull. Keela Ward llmirth III tile 4 4 0 yard
■ yMANK BLVTMK
Herald spoils writer
W INTKR PARK
I.Milan's Isivs and l-ike
M an's unis iiirued in sironu team |H-rtor1*11.1111 i s anil pi.ic ccl amonu the lop live teams In
the 4A Keuloil III Itai k liieel held lielore 3,001
l.ms.ii Show.liter Fie ld in Winter Park
I.Milan was Hi a douliuht lor Ihe champlunsltlp milll the Itn.il event, when West Oranue
pill l o u e l h e r a nteel r e c o r d - b r e a k i n g
|Mioruiiinie in the mile relay to take the
■h.impioiiship trophv
The lately Hams were never In contention tor
llrsl plac e as I’allli Hear It hakes rail away with
the uteri. Ilierally Had it not Iteeit lor an
iiiiloiliiliale hli itk Ian inpiry lo hurdler Heather
(ileasonl, hake MiUV eoiild have I n-c-ii Ihe
runner up In the inert
We went In and did the ilunus I really
c x |m*i led us lo do." Fluke said "We would
h.iv e liked lo seni a couple more people m stale
hut lin liappv with out |M-rtorniunrr. We u<>t
up w Hli a i ouple ol |H-rloriil.llier» III Ihe uilddle
ol tile meet as tsiavlus Holliday and •James
Flint ran exi cilciil rac es "
West Oranue llnlshed the inert with 50 |mlnts
followed In Vi m Beach Willi 53*» as Lyman
amt I'aliu Ite.u li Lakes llnlshed with a total ol
40 points Merrill Island was a distant fifth
plaee with 22 points
"W e didn't make any mistakes tontuht and
Hull has lo make you lerl u«od." Fluke wild.
"Darren Marshall had a ureal rare and hr
messed upon the llliul two hurdles"
Marshall won the 3'U) intermediate hurdles
u nil a nteel lei old time ol 37 70. a lime which
ranks Inin tilth lu the nation In the event.
Marshall also ipiallllrd lu Ihe |mle vault as hr
cleared 13 li III the event.
Teddy Mile hell was also a dotihle winner lor
l.yuiilll lakluu top honors III tlie mile and two
llllle with Nil k Itadkewleh placing seeotld III
the two mile Holliday w’as third in the mho as
Flint look third lu the 440. hrraklnu the 50
seecind liarrlei lor llie lirst time thissrasnn
.loliii Sc lien pi liMik a third place lllllsh III the
dlsriis throw with Steve Jerry picking up some
points In the triple pimp with <• third place
lllllsh
"We knew U'llnu Into the mile relay we were
in irotlhle," Fluke said. "We ran a sc Pool
record hy more than three seconds and sllll
llnlshed sixth."
Lake Howell had a sironu showing with a
loiirlh plan- lllllsh in the 440 reluy as
Marcpirttc South took second lu the liiou pimp
with a pcrvui.il I m-s | leap ol 23 4 , < Mike (coins
added a third place In the hluh Jump as Kavan
Howell look loiirlh In the two mile run.
laike Mary llnlshed Willi nine |snnis as lloli
Kolirrtvin turned in a career tiesi iti mile run.
plaelnu third with a time ot 4 27 3*1. Carlos
Smllh added a third plan- lllllsh In the shot pul
w hile lakluu sixth III the dlwus
Lake Hrantley llnlshed with live (minis as
Mall Jewell placed fifth III the mile. Darrin
TuUmuli took tilth In Ihe two mile and Chut
Jnhuviti placed sixth In Hu- 220 yard dash
In Ihe utfls liter.I Lake Mary uv-d a well
balanced atlac k lo plaee filth In Ihe meet
liehlnil lour |Kiwer1iil teams. Ih e laidy Karos
were hurt earlv In I lu* meet ulvt when Gleason
went down with an ankle Injury und was
unable lo return
"Ot roursr. Fd like lo have morr |>cople In Ha
state meet tail We have uothUlU to la- ashamed
ol." Luke Mary couch Mike (ilh viu said. "We're
M-ndluu lour ipiullly utilities to the stale nu-el
III six events. I think all ol thrru are ra|>uhlr ol
v-orlnu In all six events."
t iiM iiM v .n a a s i
S A N FO K D The Kullroadcrs
inerrased Its trad In Ihe National
Division of Ihe Sanford Little Major
Huvball League as they treat the
S a n f o r d I 'o l le r B e n e v o l e n c e
Aaaorlatlon 21-11 Thursday night
at Roy Holler Field.
Oivlng tire Kullroadcrs u troosl
was Sunnlland Corporation as it
scored Its srrond straight victory
with a 20-15 victory over srrond
place Klnker Material.
C A LG A R Y. A lim a — Chicago sullrred an
embarrassing Iren in Game I of Hie Stanley Cup
pluyolf vm lim uls Tuesilay against Culgary. In
Gam e 2. Ib r lllurkhuw ks derided lo do
something about that defeat to tlx- Flames.
Sieve F a r m e r . Denis Savard and Sieve
Thom as v o r r d goals llllle more Ihun six
minutes Into llx- game
Thursday night, help
in g C h i c a g o defeat
C a lg a ry 4-2 and re
venge a 3-0 loss In Ihe
f i r x l g a m e of the
Cam pbell Conference
finals.
" W e w e r e r in •
harassed badly In Game
1 and wanted lo show
whal kind of rkib we had." said veteran Slrvc
Larmcr. who autred his Milt guil of lire playoffs
Just over I wo minutes Into the game.
The triumph evened the heal-of-wen v r ir s .
Game 3 is vh rd ule d Saturday night In Chicago.
Th e decision also snapped Calgary's playoff
winning atreak’ut six games und was Chicago's
first victory In Calgary since M anh 22. I9H5.
The Railroaders now leud Ihe
division by one-und-a-half games
with a record of 6-1. Klnker Is
arcond at 4-2 followed by Sunnlland
at 2-2. First Federal Savings and
Loan at 1-4. und SPBA at 1-5.
Sunnlland has makr-up games to (re
played against Kinkrr und First
Federal later in the season.
The Railroaders and SI11A game
was tied H-H after three Innings of
play as the Iwo teams played
"match this". Both teams vored
three runs in the first Inning, one in
the second, and four In Ihe third.
But then the Railroaders derided
enough was enough and v o rrd 13
runs over Ihe final two Innings to
end the game by llie lO-ruti rule.
U B iU N n
I ,8:05 p.m. — TltS. NBA |4ayigls. Allanlu
Hawks at Milwaukee Bucks. (L|
Lake Mary's Amy Kuvach qualified lor next week's state
track meet In two events, finishing second In both the
discus and shot put at the 4A Region III meet Thursday T
night
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Herald correspondent
Blackhawkt pull tvtn with win
tflllfIT tV *
R tl R « l(i . Pag a 2B
Railroaders increase lead
in National Division play
NHL FLAYOFFS
[17:30 p.m. - St:. College. FSU ul Miami. (LI
1110 p.m. — GN. Chicago Cubs ul LA Dodgers.
(LI)
dash) and Georgette Mllwoorl (loiirlh In the .TWJ
low hurdlesl.
For the Oviedo Illu h Sr I tool lanly l.lons,
Sii/anne llu u h e s won Ihe hluh pimp r o iii |h lltlon
wllh an rllort ol 5-4
Meanwhile. Ken llrauman anil his Seminole
llluh Selmol I toys track leant U<'t exactly wlml
they wauled nut of Tlinrsdav nlglu's 3A Region II
meet
Despite the (act that there was |nsl one senior
rnm|x'tliiu lor the Semlnoles. they si til llnlshed a
very re*|teelahle third In Ihe team standlnus with
:»4 |Milnls hake Wales won the meet with 3M
Iniinls while Gainesville Illuh S< liool was second
with 37 |mlnlsandOcala Forest loiirlh with III
Whitt Ihe c lose lllllsh clems lor Ihe Trilce Is give
Greyhounds, Lady Rams
show well in 4A*Region III
Mired In all early vaso u -dump. Ihe San
Francisco Giants Thursday wehomed tin- return
ol a team Icark-r ami emdtnix-d lo gel torrid
hitting friitn a ma|ur league leaik-r.
San F'ranelvopilebrr Mike Knikuw |iosii-il his
first win since Aug. IH. HiHH and Kevin Mllelicll
slammed Ins major-league leading lOlb home
run. s|iarklng llx- Giants lo a 6 3 triumph over
Ihe liitsburgb Pirates
Krukow. making Ills v c o m l aj^icaraucc of l In
season since coming oil Hx- disabled list
following shoulfk-r surgery, weni five Innings
and ullowrd Iwo runs and six tills.
Qg—
'.•JsyK
Stale tournament bound?
Tracy Brandenburg and Ihe U d y Patriots ol Lake Brantley High School
will be looking to advance lo the slow-pitch eottbell state tournament
when they meet Jacksonvllle-Woltson tonight at 7:30 p m. in Jacksonville.
Ccdrlr Williams was ihe winning
pltrhcr and Antltony Morales plckt-d
up the save for llie Railroaders as
they combined on a seven-hlller.
Williams and Hubert Dickerson led
the way at the plate as they both
collected three lilts. Williams had u
double and a triple, und scored two
runs, and Dickerson had three
doubles and scored lour runs.
Others who contributed lu the
Kallroadcr attack were Tony Lewis
(two singles, iwo runs scorrdl.
Thomas Isrlal la double und a run
scored). Jason Ko/cll la single and
Hirer runs v o rrd l. Frick Johnson la
single and u nm sroredl. Morales
llh rrr runs scorrdl. Konnle McNeil
Itwo runs) and Damien lirown. Scott
Klrkhy. and Hymn Drc-v- tall scoring
one mill.
Tim Watson led Hie way lur S i’liA
am he slapped three singles and
scored one run while Jamc-m Young
had a single und scored two mum.
Joe Young. Danny Wulmon. unit
Mike Keyes each hud u mingle und
scored a nm . Phillip Keyuoldm und
•Jermaine Mackey ImiiIi voted iwo
runs, and C'edrlc Church vored one
run.
In the first game. Sutmllund
jumped out to a H O lead In the lop
of the ser-ond liming and up|M-ured
in be In contnd. but Klnker an
swered with six runs In the bottom
of Ihe second — live coming on
home runs by JcIT Menhir and
Liu wood Davis— to get back In llie
game.
However. Sunnllund retaliated
every Klnker rally. Wlteii Klnker
scored five runs In the third.
Sunnllund cantr up with four. In the
fourth. Ktnkrr scored twice whllr
Sunnllund tallied six limes. And In
the fifth. Su n n llu n d unswered
Klnker's two-run burst with u run of
Its own.
Dante Johnson and llrud IJrnder
led the wuy olfenslvcly for Sunnlland as they ImiiIi cuiiic up wllh
two hits und scored four runs. One
of Bender's was u double.
Hrggtr Holloway had a single and
a triple and vored three runs while
Mike Williams liad a single und
scored two mils. Joe Santiago had u
single. Frnest Anderson scored
Hirer runs. Damron Cuppola vored
two runs, and Mike Davis and
Markus Johnson v o r r d once each.
For Klnker. Willie Williams scored
iwo runs on a triple and a home
run. Mcrthle lilt a double and a
home run und u Imi scored twice.
Davis hud a home run. V id o r
ITiersou and Troy Brown had a
single and a m u vored each. Tuny
(juauciole scored lour mils. A lrx rr
Keddiek vored three, und Ju viu
Hurt Ison scored one run.
�•8 — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Friday. May 5. 1969
STATS & STANDINGS
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April M — Pheenla IB . Denver 114
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April M - Seattle 10*. Houston ff
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May 1 - Montreal 1. Phi lade Iphi* 0
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Thursday's Transarttore
Cleveland — Removed outfielitor Brad
Kemmlntk tram the d tubtod list and ten!
him to Color ode Spring el the Pacific Coast
League (A AA I
Philadelphia Placed pitcher Floyd
Yoverrent on Iht II day disabled list, called
up pitcher Gordon D illa rd ot Scran
ten Wilkes Berry ot tt> Intornallonal League
(A A A I
SI laeto — Purchaed pitcher Ted Power
trom Leultvllto ot the American Association
optioned pitcher Dan ttomkol to Leuilvillt
Mempbli State - Homed Den Coughlin
interim football coach
Dawson. Chi « id Ramos. Men *;
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Larkin. Cm, Bast, Hou Oaten. Mon. Bonilla.
P!l. Roberts Sdg. Mitchell. Sle. Uribe. Sto
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■ May 14 - San Otogo at Dallas, I U p m
i May I E - Dallas M San Otogo. 10 l i p m
> May M — DallasP SanOwgo, IS u p m
a-tt«----------------
— Waited guartorback Ricky
Turner.
L A Raiders — WNved linebackers Rod
Marlin and Milt McColl end guard M ile
Freeman, guard Charley Hennah. center
Dwight Wheeler and tomerback Ren F el lows
wore not ottered contracts
New lagtaad - Skpwd tree agent linemen
Peter Shorts and Brett Wtoee
New Terser — Sigiwd defenseman R*<jo
Ruetsalaman
PlWkketgh — Slgtwd detonseman Paul
Stanton to a multi year contract
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QUOTE OF THE PAY * |
Quote of ttw Day
"I n) ptiiyliiK. i ni nut hltiltiK
mil lorimyihlnst."
— D rlro li I'ihiuiiH A ll-Star
Kuuril ItU h Thomas proclaimlns> hlmtu'ir 111 lu play despite a
Itrukeu liiiiid und n sprained
shoulder.
Show
Am y Kuvach led Lake Mary aa the took second
In both Ihe shot put and diacua us Melahu
Abbaalnejad ulao reached Ihe Mate final* In Iwo
event* as she waa third In the two mile and fourth
In Ihe mile run.
Alliaon Snell, who la coming d T a leg Injury,
waa Impreaalvc In Ihe 880 aa We took aecond
with a school record time of 2:30.71. Oina Caputo
was the final Lady Ram to quality aa she cleared
4* Rtgtou HI tree* meet
ttN M W to v F to W
Bay*
Team l l l «W*g4 I W rit Orange to. I
Ver* Beacb l l 'y ; 1 Lyman an* balm
Beach Laket at; l Marrtlt Itlung n . ».
Winter Park l»1y; T. Lake Hawed to; I.
Event I), t Sprue* Ctoak: Oak RMga an*
Spunlth Riv*r It; t l Spafba to. I ) Lab*
M ary t ; It D r. Philip* 1; It. Marlin
County t l I* Laht Braittoy an* Mamlanb
I ; II Jupitor. Fart Mure* Canto*, ana
Cutoniul ). II Palm Bay; Farm I Hill ana
Buan*l
Tapto*raavaM*tottoto4w**f
Ibaf Pul - I artorewt (Palm Baach
Lak ttl U S , I. King IMatoianKI l l t t o ;
1 Smith (Lak* M ary) I I Ito; a E llli
( Palm Eaach Lakat) a* **»
D IM M Throw - I. Farayfh* (Watt
Or angel >44 • 1 Carter (Vara Bauch I
1*4 1, 1 Scha.pl , Lyman I I I I III 4
Katstor (Merritt ItlanOI lie a
Triple tump - 1 HenOerton IWett
Orange I at*, t Carter I Vera Beech I
41 to. 1 Jerry ILymanl at to; t F rtn tlm
I Palm Beach U h M l at fto
Lang Jump - I Cwtor IVere Baach)
1 1 1't, 1 Smith (Lak* ttowad) n i t . 1
Cap*Ian* (E v a m l 11
4 Davit I Ver*
B a tc h )11 to
M V a a N - I Call (Winter Park) t t l .
I Durkee (Martin County I an* Harr It
(Vara Baach) 111; a Marthall (Lym an)
an* (Stilted) Winter Park I I *
N ib * Jama — t Malthawi ISantaluceil
4 4 2 McGuire (Winter Park I 1 4 1
Gumi (Lak* ttowtlll t t ; 4
(E v a n tlt 4
14 41. 1 F rtn tlm iPalm Beach Lakat)
laaa 1 Pm* (Marntt Itlan*) K B . a
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to to 1 Campbell IPeim Baach Laketl
l i t * . 1 Cepe Ian* (E v a m l I I U . a
Hudnall I Palm Beach Laket I I I X
MM* Ban
I Milch*I ILymanl a If JJ.
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44* Tar* Oath - I Cummmgt IWoti
Orangei tt ai t Croat llaniaiwcati at tr.
1 Mini ILymanl a a
4 Hutto (Fart
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to Ot 1 H a rm l Well orange) M t t *
Smith (Vera Beach) M at
M t Y tr* Bun - I C it cedi I Spruce
Creek I I It if. I Holm** IPeim Beech
la k e tl I to *t 1 Holliday (L .m a m
I 1*41 4 S .u «lC * u n .# ll 1 t * U
IM T a r t Oath - I Cummmgt lWatt
Orange) H 1 I Stan (D r P h iU ptl a 1.
1 MeWne, n i t Davit (Vara Baachl
B4
I MM* Bea - 1 Mitchell ILymanl
* It *0 1 Had.eaich ll.m a n i • to *4 I
kmne (Wmief Perk I f 44 f ) 4 Howell
11acr Home'll It BS I*
Nhto Belay - l WettCtoangal (* « * . 1
Ver* Bea ch ) M M 1 G*k R i* a 1 tot*.
4 Palm Beach Laket I II *S
5-2 in the high Jim p , an event which saw nine
competitors clear 80.
Hay dee Rohlehrand Tonya McOae both turned
In personal beat for Lake Mary as McCrae
participated In the long Jump ana 100 meters,
gaining sixth place finishes In both aa Rohlehr
took fifth In the 440.
Lake Brantley waa sixth overall, one point
behind Lake Mary, and once a fd n used domina
tion In the distance events. Heather Camlno took
iR Trees
Mi ( k ^ n H w M ah'*— ,-vtTeam i l i r t H t i ; t. Palm Baach Lake
ft; 1 John I. Leaner* at; }. Event U . 4.
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River B ; t . Vera Beach If ; to. PMm
Baach G trte n i f, 11. Palm Bay an* Mtott
Orange I. I). Lake Hawed; Apapka an*
Spruce Creek 4. la Winter Park; Lyman
an* tantilucat) ; It. Ferett Hill an* Fart
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Smith (Palm Baach Laketl I f Ito; «
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t a; I. Martin |Wa* Orange) 14. 1
Darkey (Palm BaachLahatl i t . 4 Caputo
(Lake M ary) • J.
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second In the mile and fourth in the two mile with
Joyce Tullls taking third In the mile and second
In the Iwo mile. Amy Ginnctte placed fifth In both
events as Chelaea Trotter placed third In the 880.
Lake Howell Bnlahed with four points, all
coming oft a strong performance by Stacy
Jotmaon In the 440 yard dash. Johnson, who
finished third In the event. wlU be participating in
her fourth state meet and has another good
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chance of placing well ttime its- 440 will be the
only event In which hIic is cn irn d .
Lyman finished will) three polnln as Julie
Greenberg took filth In the 880 and the mile relay
team took sixth place.
“ Beating Lake Hruntlry tonight meant some
thing to us," GlUton said. “Th e y beat us last year
In the regional alter we won (Is- district. Even
though we only won by one point. It was
Important tous."
Reign---------C f r U e e H frBMi I S
them s boost in
confidence going Into next
week’s atale meet but whrdt
(heir appetite to conic bock snd
do better next year.
" T h e perform ance* w ere
great," sold Ursumsn. “ Moat of
the guys had personsj record,
today. And ihsi'sw hst you want
to do In what may be the lust
meet of (he sesaan. It was aim oat
good enough to win.' That's u
pretty light meet when you
finish third by four points.
“ Now they know they have to
get (hat much better to be Ihe
best of the best. It's encouraging
for (hem (o know haw well they
ca n p e rfo rm . W e 're d isa p
pointed. but we’re pleased,
everyone learned a lesson as to
what they nerd la da to gel back
and be successful."
Leading (he way for the Tribe
were senior Jason Kaiser and the
triple Jump Irlo t i Robert Moore.
Lewis B u tle r und Henry
Williams. Jason Kaiser look first
In the two-mik- while Moon-.
Httlli-r and Williams finished
flrhl, second und third (respec
tively) In the triple Jump.
Also (pmllfylng for the slate
meet wen' Ilulvln Davis (I bird in
the mile m ill and the fourth
place mile relay team of MsurictThomuH. D u v Im. Krtc Walker und
Joseph Murphy.
Advancing to the slate meet
lor Oviedo is lirud Holton, who
hud to settle lor second In Ihe
high Jump.
Going To
The Dogs
Pays1
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St* i n I n o t e
C iie y h o u n il
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�Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Friday. May 5. 1989 — SB
People
IN BRIEF
Woodman of World to moot
Woodmen ol I lie World, Lodge No. (125. will meet al (Jiilncy's
Restaurant. 2!*15 Orlando Drive. Saidord. on Monday. Mav H.
at 6::iop.m.
Alllanco Froncoloo having anniversary
The Alliance Francalue of Greater Orlando will celebrate lift
SOih anniversary at n luiiiqiiel net for Tuesday. May II. al 0:50
p.m. al the restaurant lai Normandie. 2021 K. Colonial Drive,
Orlando. Thierry Iteynard. consul general ol France in Miami,
will he uuest ol honor. For more Information, call 047-0031,
Divorcee wonders
about younger man
DCAM A B B V i II can't believe
I've actually written IImse
w or ds . I I'n i u 5 0 - y e a r - o l d
dlvnrrrd woman— no rlilldren by
eholee. I won't bore you with dil
atory of my failed marriage. I
Just want you lo know I was In
love with "G a ry" when I married
him and tried my liesi to make
our marriage work, but he never
was a one-woman man and I
couldn't change him. End nf
story.
I've been single for neurly two
years and ran honrsily say I was
nol looking for another marrlage
brrausr I have a nourishing little
business of m y own and enjoy
m y Independence. Well, you
guessed II. I met a man five
months ago. and I am walking
nn air! So what's m y problem?
Abby, he's 26 years old. He has
everything I have ever wanted In
a man and he's talking marriage.
Am I crazy? Will II work? I'm
nol worried about what people
will say, bul I'm wondering whal
will happen when he's 46 and
I’m 56. O r when he's 56 and I'm
66? Whal do you think?
W A L B IN O O N A IR
D B A S W A L B IN O : R u n -d o
nol walk— to whcrcever Pocket
Books paprrbooks are sold and
buy "Loving a Younger Man" by
Victoria Houston, who did Just
that (second ilm r around). And If
you don't think il's worth $4.50.
I'll send your money back.
I A B B V i Another holiday
has passed and m y children
again over-dosed on sugar. Why
does everyone think they have In
give candy lo children on every
Holiday? I suppose It's consid
ered a treat, when actually II is
torture to the children's parents.
We know that too much sugar Is
bad for children's teeth as well
aa their bodies, yet adults con
tinue to reward children wlih
candy, cookies, etc.
There are many other things
A O V IC B
ABIGAIL
VAN BUREN
we run glvr children. U-t's cut
the bugnr and gel morerreallvc.
G L U C O S B M A M A IN
W E B S T E R O E O V E S . MO.
D B A S M A M A i I agree. Ih rrr
arc far lN-tler gills for children.
For example. Ixtoks— lo nourish
and expand their minds. Inslcad
ofilielr tM-hinds.
D B A S A B B T i Over the yrars
I’ve golten many ideas from
reading your column. Now I
would like to give you one In
pass along In your readers.
t have rheum.nold arthritis
and am skeptleal about leaving
the house on a snowy or icy day.
Last Christmas m y husband
Itoughi me u cordless telephone,
so now when I go down the road
to the mailbox, or out to walk
our dog. I lake the phone wlih
me. Ifl should happen lo fall and
gel hurl. I have the phone wlih
me in rail for help.
A cordless telephone would
make a wonderful gift Tor the
elderly or Inllrm who don't need
anv more ties, socks nr perfume.
E L IZ A B E T H M EA N B
IN P E N N B T L V A N IA
D E A N M B S . M EA N B i Thanks
fora good idea. Now we're even.
(PrsklsmiT WrBt Is Osar Abby.
F o r a Rorsonal, unpublished
raply, sand a sail addrtM id .
F.O.bas
CaUf.
**
M o n M W p ti By Tommy Vmoont
Tha two-ItvBl dining arta on tha Rivarship Romanca oflara patroni a graal vlaw on this lunchaon eruiaa.
Boat’s for landlubbers, lovers
O y M IV W ILSON
Herald inlern
SANFORD — li was line of
those nights when everything
was [Trifeel.
Util Sternberg ami Ills wife.
Gerirudc. were traveling oil a
dinner cruise Istai. The stars
were mil. the moon was full, ami
the mush- was Just right. So
taken with the ambience of thc
whole scene. Hill decided that he trips In I'alulku anil hack arr
isiuld rrpnKtuee It himself.
nlleretl lor SBIO. departing 10
"I wauled lo make It really u.m. Sundays and returning al 7
elegant." Stcrnlicrg said of his p.m. Mondays. Meals Inrhided In
Vessel, the Rlverslilp Romance, fare.
•Oil Tuesdays. Wednesdays
which became n reality six years
ago. Today, the rlvershtp— a and T h u r s d a y s , ih re e -h m ir
dinner cruise ship that launches luncheon cruises lake place from
seven days a week from San 11 a.m, lo 2 p.m.. for $24.76 jx-r
ford's Monroe Hurhtir— offers passenger.
more than Just dinner.
• From 11 u.m. lo 4 p.m. uu
"Th e St. Johns River offers F r i d a y , one c a n I like Ih c
jK-nple something lliut can't lie "RlverEseupe" tor 855.24. Surly
duplicated. Romance oilers them ullerntsin dinner Is Ineluded.
a dining experience and also a
• On S u iu rd u y m o rn in gs.
view nf the river." said Shaun J . $17.14 hreuklast cruises depart
Briggs, director nf lour ami ul (1:50 u.m. and ret uniat noon.
travel sult-s/olllcr manager of ihe
• For ihe truly ruuuinlle ul
tumlly-owiicd and -operated heart. Romance oilers Friday
business.
and Saturday evening Moonlight
The ship Is a Irlplr-dceker. Dinner-Dunces, leaving at 7:50
110-fool Cuiaiuaran that cruises p.m. and reluming ul 11 p.m..
I he SI. Johns River. A Rnmanct- Tor 856. IB.
crulsc includes live entertain
All prices include entertainment. hum d’ocuvrrs. and a m e n l , fo n d , a n d p a s s a g e .
full-eourse meal.
Orel Utiles, s a le s lu x. and Imr
The ship also has a two-level iM-veruges are nol Included.
dining area, air eondllloiilng. a
Romance fillers in all age
unkin d lounge Olid plenty of groups. Sternberg said. Iml
open deck arcus lor river view children are discouraged from
ing.
the evening ventures.
"1 enjoyed Hie whole trip.”
"Th ill's more for I lie lovers."
said Vincent Cooke, who went said Sierulierg. who sees to il
on a group cruise with the ■lial no couple lias lo share u
Brentwood In the Meadow re I m k i i I i in ihe dining urea wlih
tirement community.
sirungers. Kvidenily. eouples
"W e try lo put liic i-iisiomers enjoy Ihe special trruimciii. lor
Ihe rlvershlp's ea|ilains have
ul ease." Stcrnlicrg said.
The Rlverslilp Romance runs luarrtetl more lhau 500eouples.
564 days a year, and oilers
E u l e r l a l n m e n i tin t h e
outings io suit any taste:
Romance varies with each ly|ie
• Su nday■•Monday overnight of cruise.
W E EK E N D PLANNER
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Park Scandinavian Attaclallan at Hapar
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dap al 1 p m For Intormalwn. call club
pm irnm a t m n i t
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A m .. Maitland Itraa* low danclnf Mtndapt
tram l l t p m
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umbut Hall, t Park A w m a . tantord
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• 141110*. Allamonta M all. Altamont*
Senngs Baocb Boppwt ot Orlando, rbplhm
n' b iu n done# club Mbd and F rl al I p m
Information. M l M il
aiaaW ar* Sadat Tbaalr*. *7* Oranf* A m ,
Winlar Park "Haiprlt ol Ip rin f." lip#
ballrlt to arif mal muse, will blond clatticol
and madtrn balm daw*, an Map I t a l l p m
and Map J t at I p m d Bob Carr Portarminf
A rlt Cantar. Orlando Admission cborf* Far
Intormolian. call K onnH arasoltM O lU
d ltu d a iik a r i. m S li 414. Aliamenl*
ip r.n ft Carolina III i f w t done Ing ta boat h
mutic Sundays bom a t p m Inlarmalion.
W I'l* Oanca Club c* CanKal Florid*. Ira*
lattani Sunday* 1* p m Intormalion. tal
PI. Maitland Cluic Conlor.
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Thuridapt tram • I* p m Cbarfa tor i lattat
Fra* bogmnar court* 7* p m Inlarmalion.
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DRAMA
• A n « r i ( « « Voong A cto n' TAtolro.
pTflorming 4t V oirnto Prfforming A rti
Contrf, ookl lomput ol V o im o i Communtly
CetlrpB. >TM E E(on4K4hot(h»o Iroti Or
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fiilt Eolmg Crrrh
tHttoMtoiovI
myvtcol comrdy obotf family on <«mpmg
If ip in tho 40%. Moy 14 4t I p m M*r 1 of 2
p m Admution rfiorgr Informotion, 4ft
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l*fmerlon Si , Orl*fBk»
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poppri
(omrffi otKBil (no » n hot tiiiirm
llWTkBnigonii lo *rrp 1Nr«f lomitio* from
pyiimg trsrm in nu<riif|| hom ri May It Jun*
10 ol • p m *iln Sun mat m m *f 2 p m
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duon oill lohr ptotr M tf 2> 4 *> • JO p m
lo t
th ilp rrn ond 4 10* tt p m
for ndulH
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Mown* Dora
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Dora M r t b r , ntfbti. " O K 'i M b B k tM a r."
Juno 1 al * M p m G u n it will wllnatt a
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AWntutmicbarfa Intumalian. fS4 M l 41*1
• I baa itr— f Tbaalr*. MS South Goodoig t
11. L4*a H#ton Prawnlt " C u rt 4 Dollt".
muck and Irricc by Frank Laaciar. Mag 1.1.
II, II. l l a l l l l p m andmatmaocuntil May
7 a tl M p m Sac*.uakont 1 * 11.*04 I D 1777
• TSaalar Catdac tac..44l E N # » York A»* .
OaLand
Laugh, ng Mat too ” Thic cabaral.
wiib comadY and muck, will laka ptac* at lb*
OaLand Hilton an Jut* I, 1 . 4. (. t. 10 at t
p m , aacapt tor Jun* 4 mattra* Admltdan
cborf* Intarmalmn. NH 714 7414
• TSa M a rt To * a M a r Tbaatar, 117*
E dftoatar D i.i t , Orlando "La C*fa A u.
Fotto, ibraufb M ar It Thoprsductten "4IM
4tr**t ’ o.lI bagtn Alar 14 tbroufh July 1
Audition, tor thair naal production, -'Arvnia
•III bo bald on Jut* I For Ik halt and
information tail TH E M A S K 1*41*171)
EXHIBITS
f r * » P «f h , Gvnaral H ultfunion
Par4*ay. off U V M.gNaar I’ 42. L o n g m d
Ham# of T l# Wnaiof. on# of th# oidaif bald
l i p f r t i t*«o« m t t » United Siatri Parb
im iM fn picnic groonM and a nalur* *aib fo
H# fro* Howri. • a m lo vufiul Mon f r l , «
a m to w n ttf Val . Sun Inlormafnon. 32)
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• ItadlB# Melidyr# IM m m . I l l W Mfarrrn
%* Long wood V ili I #«• IMO 14 room Vkto
•ian homo from 11 a m lu 4 p m tucf y
ikocond and fourth \M»dnrwtey Admit von
chargt Information 1)74*70
• CaMraf f kandfl Io n H « y t t f j #t 14
Sanford f »afu*rt aniiml Irodmg tho*t Sal „
Sun Pony rndtt. 10 a m to 4 p m oitphanl
tid rt II a m fo 4 p m Adrmtvon chargr
Intormalion. )2J 44fl
• M m World fa#. N H ay It Wl Sanford
Eiofic and farm anim al f n . Sal and Sun
>6 a m i p m Adm i»ton charg# Informa
tion )2I H42
• •torIda A#d«Aa«» toewty. not AudgUm
Map- Maitland Madalgn Haldam Conirr lor
Bttdii of Prry
10 am 4 p m T u n Saf
(aviary ciosad Sun and Mun ) m*i»un
menfai giff %f>op qprn to a m 4 p m
Mon f *i , and 10 a m 2 p m Saf No
adm iit ton charg* Intormalion 44f 2411
• Naory Utotton U n to l MrvtorKal Mutaum
and L tor ary. SJ0 E I r U St Sanlord Vivt
jantord i hrifory horn 10 a m 1 p m
fur* ft* and 2 1 p m Sun, No adrmtvan
iharg* Information ®7 H4I aa* 244
• Natocau'tV Mtmatial I n t w i t and litre a
Nan C*nlar tf l N Maiiand A ,* Ma *ian*j
Iducanonai athitn* *m H and lilaat'f tfian
Mon Thm t * a m 4 p m f r l d m I p m
and firil and third Sun noon t p m No
admiLVon tharg* Information 42t OH'S
• Marti**# Mutarrcaf M#%a«m, 221 to
Mar I Amid A*a Maiiant] Muvaum itou*\
ar* 2 4 p m Sun Turk a n d ln InforFraftor
444 i *44
• Or an#* County H itofR al U o r f y H f I
Poilink S* Orlando
f toftda Ih rn And
No*
a pftotagraphx lo%«r o* f londa from
" a war If iftBi *hr i$u|h Ma* 24 Qv«l*%
PoHccnk Ifl H illary" tlyoufb M*y M Hour*
T u n Frl t o m lo I p m . 1*1 A Sun 11
noon to * p m No od m lulo n cborf*
ln lorm *IM n.M S U N
f I m m s M* C o y ly N ttoncM M noots. CHI
S Orlondo Of ir* Soilof d I in IS* County
Op*r#tion* Cantor. *c n »« Iron* F too War to I
Hourt Man F rl * * m S I p m and S*t,
Sun l l p m No odm otw i cborf* Inform*
Ikm. I l l 1 «*
f fttoim Uonrrrutr S*mpk*o Goltory. o*
Land Alumnut D o u d l) S p ilm . pbologro
phor. will oahibil "Jookboti" tbroufh Moy
11 No odmitvon cho.gr Hour* Mon F rl <
o m to 4 p m ond 1 4 p m I
Informotion. 104 714 4 HI
FILM
I: 40) E Altamonhf
Drive Altamont# S prrgt " W You In The
Morni ng / "'Say Anyth mg
I ntof ma lion ,
•14 JIM
• Inlrritat* Mall 4. S M 4)4 an# I 4. Alla
monl# spring*
"Rain M a n ." "Dr*#m
Team/' 'Major Leat^af**f S#m*tafy. ‘
Speed /o n# ,"
(hkorganurd C rlm # /'
"Lover Boy " Information, I I I » i o
• M b v m U n i D/l. 1140 Orlando Drtv#
" F lt k h L iv a v " "O r# ii Outdoory " Intorma
txm 222 IIM
• F l i l i ! # m , Lantayd Plata "B u rP v "
"Thr## f ugitiv#y ' Intim ation. J22 /M2
• W im a W Plata Cinama. irm ino ir Pta/a.
Hary iff? and SW 4)4 Cavwilwrry "Cftm
mal La*/' ' Luten To M r
Information.
)W 2222
• Tito MtofltEr Labr
Square 1271 S «
4)4 Cdkwlfavny ''Pet Srm rlary,"
Lint
ArngeSt-%. ' Ham Man,'
R f ' Sr* You *n
Th# Morning** “Dream learn,
Wed %*.orpi
on/' "She'i Out Of Control ” Intgr maliun
4ff M44
MUSIC
• C a tM f'f Pa*#<#. 1/W S Orlando Drive
Sanfgrd Nea Image Mun Sat beginning a*
V p m information )?1toW
• Eft4g#f#ld%. S » N Palmetto A »* , Santo*d
Mar* and Mmdg Tuev Vat brgmning t p m
Infu*matron 0 ) I# 10
• M a n ia lympheny Orcheitr# Orlando
Symphony Under the St*r%
conterty
taqmmrig at 4 p m # r tondermere Con
frrt May U
OUC Park on Lake Doan
Admtyyian tharge Information t«4 2011
This drawing shows tha Nlwrahip Grand Romanca, a largar
psddieboat that will rsplaca tha Rivarship Romance In July.
"We have a four-piece band ul
tilghl. which plays music from
Ihe '40s up lo ihe ‘6 0 s ,"
Sternberg said. "And then dur
ing the day we have a piano
player who does stng-alongs."
For olTlee purtirs and fund
raisers. Rom ance a l t o can
schedule special entertainment,
such as fashion shows and
professional n iuk c-ove r d e
mo list rat Ions.
As far us cuisine, the luncheon
and dinner menus Include a
choice of pasta, red m eal,
seafood, salad, or iowl enure.
One mlghi tie feasting on prime
rih uu Jus. orange-glared Cornish
h e n . nr c r u b m c a t - s i u f l e d
whileflsli liaked in parrhmeni.
"Th e loud was uul of this
w orld." said Gertrude Miller,
also from Ihe Hrrniwood relin-iticiu eommunlty outing.
Starting Ju ly I. landluhlierH
can step ubourd Ihe Rivertioai
Grand Romance— a $2.7 million
deluged replica of a Mississippi
puddlchoul— tlial will replace the
original Romance.
Aeeonling lo Sierulierg. ihe
ship was purchased for the
necessity ol ex|smslim. On the
average, Romance, w lih its
200-person dining capacity,
m a i n t a i n s 03 percent o c
cupancy. The 135-fool Grand
Romance more lhau doubles Hits
dining rupaeliv.
"It's u 1800s style boat."
Slrm bcrg said, "and we deco
rated ll aeeordlngly."
He said Ihe "very plush" new
ship has four decks, a pilot
house, o ld -ra shlon rd pilot's
wheel far plclure-laklng. gift
s h o p , an d th e latent in
audiovisual cttulpmenl.
For more lulornuiitmi on the
Rlvcrmhlp Romance, cull 3215001.
W 5 R bH T h t a t r u t f l
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ll you are new in the area, or
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She has brochures, c iv ic infor
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your shopping needs, cards ol
inlroduclron and gills Iron: local
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Local merchants are also
encouraged to inquire about
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thargeon f f i and V#f In lor mat ton 12? 2H!
(the dreabantf PtanuM fitly public evenly
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177 2914
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l*»n.ng Wo'kh-p
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Wed Pra*e» Service
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970 Upsae Rd
Tony E Mt'aO
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Swndai School
luOOam
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F00 pm
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SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY
AtSCMSLY OF OOD
Froodom AtsBmoi# of God 1515 VV 5th S i . Sahtofd
N o * lifo Atiom bly 100 Kormol Road
Mfobiv* AssotTibip of God 1975 D-ion Rd Long*uod
• AR TIS T
Antioch Sftphsl Criurch Orisdg
Uftptibl Crhurch C'y*l*i isbt. s jrtf L#at Mary
CoSMlORfr# Sftplisl Church 770 ^«ri>HMknu bi»u
Control Baptib. Chuich la 11 u e Ayt
Chufuola Ffft l Baptist
Clooroatsf Missionaiy BspHal Church Soulhecsl Ha
CounlrysrOft Bftpl'ftl Church Country Club Hood L#*« Ma*y
Fir*1 Baptist Chu>ch 5 IB Pork Ate
First Baptisl Church ot Altamonte Spring* Rt 43b Alterrionii Springs
First Boptitl Church o! Forest City
First Baptist Church of Gene*«
First Baptist Church Mft'bhom Woods
First Uoptist uiiu'ch ot Labi Monroe
First Baptist Church ot Lung wood «# 1 Lett j « 434
First BspUsI Church of Onedu
First Baptist Church ot Sani«ndo Springs
First Baptist Church ot Winter Springs 790 Baha'i # Rd
First Shitoli Missionary Baptist Church 1101 W U th St
forest Bep1>4t Church ut Osleen
hountem Heed Bapl■«I Church Onedo
Hope Baptist Church f our si City Cummumly Center Foiesl City
Independence Baptist Miss Civic League B>dg Long wood
Jordan Missionary Baptist Church. 920 Up sal a Hd
Lea#view Baptist Church. 17% late*tew Ay# Laae Mary
Macedonia Mission Baptist Church 0 «a Min Rd Osteen
Missionary B«pfist Church North Rd , f n|«rpnt«
Morning Glory Baptist Church. Geneva May
Ml Monati Primitive Baptist 1101 locust A*e Sen M u
Ml Oh re Missionary Baptist Church Caniando Springs Rd , Long wood
Ml 5mai Missionary Baptist Church THUD Jerry Are
Ml lio n Missionary Baptist Sipes Are
New Belhei Missionary Church #rh St a Hit so* y Awe
New M1 Caitary Missionary Baptist 1109 W 17th Si
New Satem Primitive Baptist Church 1509 W t?ih St
Ne* Testament Baputl Churci. Uueiialy inn North Longwoud
Ne* Ml Z«On Baptist Church 1770 Rear Ate
New Mte Fellowship 4991 t Lake Drive Casselberry H J770b
Northshli' Baptist Church Chutuota
People s Baptist Church T?01 W First &1r*ei 5antord
Pi nacre st Baptist Church II# W Airport Biyd
Pram# Laae Baptist Rnlge Hd Fern Park
Prog'*** Missionary Baptist Ch # rth Midway
Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Chu'ch West Sanlord
Smyrna Baptist Church 750 Overprooft U' Casseitierry
Swniand Baptist Church 7979 Paimalto
SI James M-ssiun#-, Baptist Church St Hd 415 Osteen
St
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LuSe MiSSionaff Baptist Church ot Cftmefun City, Inc
Paul Baptist Chu’kh « U Fhnv Ave
Matlhews baptist Chuiwh cansa'i Mgis
Jorm s M i « i w # » i Bapiikl Church 970 Uypia*s St
Springfield Missionary Baptist, 12lh I Cod«r
Temple Baptist Church. Palm 'Springs Rd , Altamonte Springs
Victory Baptist Church. Old Orlando Rd at Hester A*e
Westvte* Baptist Church. 4100 Paota Road i44A,
William Chape) Missionary Baplisl Church Mam 4 Wiiham St
Altamonte Spring*
2ion Hope Bap; st Cnuich 717 Orange Awe
CATHOLIC
Ai aw ls Catholic Church 902 Oak A w , Sanlord
Chun n of lha Ntivily ca*b Mary
Ou' La*• of the Laaes Catholic Church 1310 Maaimiilan, Deltona
Si Ann s Caihohc Church Oogwood Trad DeBary
St Auguatine Caihohc Church Sunset Dr nea> Button Rd , Casselberry
St Mary Magadaiene Catholic Church Maitland Ave .
Altamonte Springs
CHRISTIAN
Fi»sl Christian Church «e07 S Nantord Ave
First Christian Chu'cn of Lungwuod 1400 k i Williamson Rd
Long*vod
Grace Christian Church Meeting at Semtnola YMCA, BBS Longwood
lake Mary Rd . Lake Mary
Lakeview Christian Church. Bear Lafto R d . at Jamison
Nc inside Christian Church. Florida Haven D r . Maitland
Sa .Iwfd Christian Church. 132 W Airport Bird
South Se nmole Christian Church 300 W SR 434 Oviedi
CHRISTIAN SCliNCS
First Church ot Ctinst Scientist 975 Markham Woods By , Longwood
CHURCH OP CHRIST
Church ot Chnsl t5«7 S Pam Ave
Church ot Christ al Lake Ilian, U S 1792. N Cassalberry
Church of Christ, 900 Palm Springs D r , Altamonte Springs
Chuich of Christ. Geneva
Church of Christ. Longwood
Church ot Chnsl W 17th St
Northside Church ot Christ. Fla Haven D r . Mad land
South Seminole Church of Christ. 5410 Lake Howell Rd
CHURCH OP OOO
Church ot God, 503 Hickory
Church ol God. 903 W 22nd St
wiiuich ot God Oviedu
criurch ot God Holmes* Lake Monroe
Cnurch ut God Mission. Lnterpnse
Church of God 1402 W 19th SI
Church ot God in Christ. Oviedo
Church ol God ot Prophecy 2509 S Elm Ave
Church ot God of Prophecy. I IQS S RwwHUBm Aee
Church ot God 17th Day) Deftone Community Center
Deltona 1C*ec Room)
Rescue Chufth of God 1700 W 13th Si Sanford
True Church ot God 2700 Ridgewood Ave , Sanford
CONGREGATIONAL
Congregational Christian Church 240* 9 Pant Ave Sanford
EASTERN UMIMOUU1
taslein Orfhodu* Church. St George tbt’ Sherwood C t .
Altamonte Springs
laslern Orthodoa Church. St Steven's of O C A , 5ft South St
Fern park
lailernOrthodo* Church St John Chrysostom Chape' U S Hwy 17 92
Fern Park
EPISCOPAL
All SNnt* Epikuopal Church I DeBary Ave , Enterprise
Christ Episcopai Church Longwood
Episcopal Church of Itie New covenant
TukkawiHa Road,
Winter Springs
Holy Cross Episcopal Park Avt at 4th S t . Santoro
St Peters Episcopal Church 700 RmehaM Road Lake Mary
S. Hn-liard s Church 9151 Lake Howell Rd , Wintei Park
Tit# Chuich ot the Good Shepherd Maitland 331 Labe Ave
JEWISH
Beth Am Synagogue meeting at Corner of Sand Lake and County Line
Rued West 14
Tempi* Shalom, 1795 E'kuam Bird , Uelton*.
LUTHERAN
Ascensiun Lutheran Church. Overbroofc D r , CAseelberry
Good Shepherd United Lutheran. 2917 S Orlando Dr
Holy Cross Lutheran Church of Lake Mary. 790 Sun Drive. Lake Mary
Lord Ol Lite Lutneran Church J95 Tuskawilla Fid . Winter Springs
Lutheran Church ot Provident*, Deltona
Luthe.#i., Ghurcti ol the Redeemer 103 W 25th Place
Messiah Lutheran Church, Uoidnt Days Ur 9 Hwy 17 97, Casselberry
St lubes Lutheran Church. R1 429. Stevie
St Stephen Lutheran Church. 434 |usl Wesl ot 14 Longwood
MCTHOOttT
Barneit United Memorial Church. E DeBary Ave inter prise
Bear Lake United Methodist Church
Bethel A M € Church. Canaan Hgts
Casselberry Community United Mel hod ut Church. Hwy. 17 92
Pvnty Ridge Rd , Casselberry
Christ Untied Methodist Church. Tucker Dr Soniend Estates
DeBary Community Melhodrst Church W Highbanbs Rd DeBary
First United Methodist Church 4 ft Park Ave
First Methodist Church ot Oviedo
First united Methodist Church ot Geneva
Fre* Methodist Chuich 500 W 4lh St
Grace United Methodist Che ch 499 N Country Club Ru Lake Mary
Grant Chapel A M E Church Oviedo
Oakgrow Methodist Church Oviedo
Osteen Methodist Church Cor ot Carpenter A Murray St Osteen
Paota Wesleyan Methodist 5950 Wayside Dr Santon)
Saniandu united Methodist Chuich, SR 434 and f 4. Longwood
St James A M E 9th et Cypress
St Luke M B Church ot Cam«ron C<ly Inc Bearaati oft S R 46 C
SI Mary S A M E Ch«»ih St Rl 415 Okleen
St Paul s Methodist Church Osteen Rd Enterprise
Straftora Memorial Church S DeBary
tlftfARTFff
First Churth ol the ty#.*aren# 75i»1 iantord Avt
Geneva Church ut ITw iva.a'e'Hf S •* *u c»w lev#
RORY LUMBER
TRUE VALUS HARO WARS
*00 Mapla Ay*., Sanford
Lake Mary Church of lha NA/arena. 171 E Crystal Lake Ave . Lake Mary
Longwood Church of lha Na*arena Wayman A Jessup A ve. Longwood
Markham Woods Church of the Muatena, SR 46. 3Vy Miles West
of 14 el the Wekiva River
PRCMYTSINAN
Deltona Prest>ytari#n Church. Holland BHd A Austin Ave Del Iona
First Presbyterian Church ot taka Mary
First Presbyterian Church, Oak Ave 4 3rd St
First Presbyttrian Church ol DeBary. E Highland
Si Andrews Presbyterian Church. 991J Bear Lake Rd
St Marks Piesbylerian church, 1021 Palm Springs Rd , Altamoni* Spgs
Tuscawiila Presbyterian Church, 3900 West State Rd 42t Ovtedo Fla
Upsaia Community Presbyterian Churcn. Upsaia Rd
Westmmtstar Presbyterian Church. Rad Bug Rd . Caste)ben,
SCVtNTH BAY ABVfNTtST
Forest Lake Seventh Day Adventist Church. Hwy 439. Forest Dty
Mars H4I Seventh Day Adventist Church 901 E 2nd SI Sanford
Sanford Seventh Day Adventist Church 5915 N Highway 427
Saventh Day Advantrst Church. Maitland Ave . Altamonte Springs
Winter Springs Seventh Day Adventist Church 50 S Moss Rd
OTHCR CHURCHES
All Faith Chapel. Camp Seminole Wekiva Park Rd
Allan s A M E Church. Ohve A I2lh
Bearden Avenue Hohnets Chapel. Bearded Ave
Chuiuota Community Church
Church ot Jesus Christ of latter Day *#*nts 2315 Park a *#
Family Church Christian Cenler 1544 Sennnoia Bird Ca**«ib#rry
First Bom Chuich ot the Living God Midway
First Church of Christ Scientist, Elk am B.vd and Venus St Dtitona
First Pentecostal Church of Longwood
Fust Pentecostal Church of Sanlord
Full Gospel Churci,. in Christ. 1124 Jerry Ave , Sanlord
Full Gospel Tabernacle 2724 Country Club Road
Grace Bible Church. 2444 S Sanlord Ave
Holy f linty Church ot God in Christ. 1514 Mangouttinti Ave
’Kingdom Hall of Jehovah • Witness Labe Monroe Unit
1592 W Third SI
Labe Monroe Chapel Orange BHd Labe Monroe
Mt Olive Holiness Church. Oak Hill Rd Osteen
Neighborhood Alliance Church 301 Markham Woods Road Longwood
PenkvUtlN Open B’bR Tabernacle Ridgwwuud A,* Ofl J im
opposite Seminole High School
Pra*s# and Power Church t i l W Wilbur Ave Lake W#-,
Roiling Hills Moiavtan Church. SR 434 Longwood
Sanford Alliance Chuich 1401 S Pars Ave
Sanford Bible Church 2460 Sanford Ave
TTh F u >i uuftpwt Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ Washington St
Canaan City
The Sa'yaliun Aim, 700 W 24th St
Triumph The Church of lhe New Ag« 1009 W 9lh St
United Church ot Christ Altamonte Community Chapei
Altamonte Springs
United Church ot Christ Chnslian Fellowship 290 N Counify Cub
Hd lake Mary
Wmit" Springs Community Evangelical Cong<rga*. nai 71# Wad* Si
MI‘IU) Jr".'0 v
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�Sanlortj Metald. Sanlord Florida — Frida*. May 5. 1909 — IB
Religion
Dual celebrations at First Presbyterian
IN BRIEF
Florida Mass Choir to perform
SANI'UNII - 1'ln* l itsl! Slnlu], Missirniiti \ M.ijphvi ( him li,
7**! l-lm Av* S*iiiftit11, i«* ff.iiuniiii .1 i o iirfii I»v ifi» Morltl«i
M.ihs riinii Otl.imlo < hiipht M.iv f» .il 7 p m Tin* i lintr will
I mi form sniii's from thru l.itrM .tlliiirn l.« t tin link films!
l « .nl Ynu Th ru - will ! m hjm i i.il i>urM «i|»(M'iirmii **s f»y U N ITY
*i i!l*Hl|i of vnuhii ^ osjh I sui^r is from (Irl.indn Tilt: Mlstrrss of
( riMlintiv will li*' Kv.irmr list I'im I Willi Wfirrlrr
Annual church picnic scheduled
N A N IO R D
1In H ts l 1'icsbv tciiati ( In in h .MM O ak A v r
SaitilaiMl is h a vin g ill' ll um ni.it . I iiiii h |iii mi ul Lake G olden
M(IV 7 ill .1 |i
dish
Ml
W it V III' A I I m
t1
Is I
o m d lti.itin g tiring
-I
By 9 ANOKA B O O C H A H IM
Morale! stall wrilor
S A N H IK I)
I'resl.vlerian
i h o i. lies aeioss llie tiattmi at*'
e e le h ia tllli; •I"' bit e llle n ill.il
l . i i t l i d a v m | t h e n i> e n e r a l
a s s .iu l.lv w ltl.li held 11s Itrsl
meet m i; 10 I 7*'* til I'illl.i.lrlp h la
r u v r f r ll
Yarbrough, Holley will host revival
SANKONI)
I fu first H.iptist Church r»l'f S l\uk Avr
Sainfori! will fiavt t« \ i v. •I m rvlrrs cvrrv tiliJlil .it 7 p m from
M.iv I I 17 11*» tliriiir |s C iiisaiifr for I fit 1st fofin Y.irhrmi^fi
will
tli* *'V*ifin*llst .«mt Al llollrv will tw thr rntislr.il
•Ymii^t list
John Vailhrnillftl Is ,i i t .111li,(rt of thr Southern |i.ipt|st
I firnlo^ii ail Srmm.irv .tint is m h nntlv Ih* p.istor if I .i Im rn.n lr
111pi 1st c liti ti ll tit r.ir lrv si Ilf* t**i fill** of ifi** fit ini (asft'si
fitow in^i hun firs m Aim r i* a
Al llollrv Is .( t fmsti.m h i «iffltd i4 .irlist who has prrfnr mnt
throughout Inst nimti v aim! tsntrl
Wekiva has spate of activities
I.ONGWI K ID
Weklv.i Ass.-Mit.lv ul God Ili7.r» I >i\on Kd
l-nngwomt hits scviT.il rvrlil* imminent mm Hit'll s. hrdulr
Nmgci slu tin.in Andiiis will |x (fi>rni M.i\ 7 .iiiihut Shirley
law uill sjK.ik M.i\ gu ,Mid .mi bur T r ir v Law will sjk .i K Miiv
21
A mil us w In i w ill uni! ih ii Itiy it" If. Ml .1 mi si-rvu r Is .itso
suiiyw t lift .ilut iitudtii t r ..rid tins p<-rim m e d w ith A lu ll.u*
1 m u ..'I. .tnd tin - Ihsi 11 il»s ih i Imperials .mil Andrus
III." kwixMl .m il f ■mM|m f1v Ih hits I h t t i nOMilti.llrd Im live
<il.o m tiv .iw.m ls and mu* I h u r aw ards
Shlilry h m will sji. ,ik .11 .i |iu. ..1 1tic I la.tilt* .itiil lim n
Mother Daughter H.impiei Slu- wruir- "Yet I Will Praise II1111
w Inch 1 liiMitli Ms hi 1 1 lullllu hmI as .1 sex nail v abused 1 h 1Id llie
death Ml lift llrsl hl.sli.ind In .1 hr.ilti I i . i Iim. ..rid Iimw she met
hi t Illish.iliil I n n law
I eft v l..iw has w in ked .11 Ill-rin g lm|MslMiied I h lisli.iiis Ml
K a s h in K1.rMiH-.1111 iiitnirles. .m il li.rs w rllle n u i.in y I mmiKs
Ki.r m ute lliti.rMl.ltHilt . i Ih iii I these speakers, 1 .ill 77-1 0777
Beth Am to host Casino Night
l.i . V >W< X >I>
< 'm igiegatiun lle tli A m Is |il,m nlni! a C asino
Night at n p m .l u i" l .11 1I1. svnagngue Am ur S in d l-.ike |4d
I.Miiyw.HHl K.ieh p a rt" i|>.mi will I h - given 95II.(MN> m «a npt
iMMiiey in I h - used .11 . raps hlai k |aek, or nil the rnuletle wheel
K u ril will .dsn I h - given la u i.dlle llekels l.ir dra w in gs
tlllMiiyliMUl tile fVeiitlll! A t I I p ill S i m ll.ilir. Ill Allied I 'l l "
hmie. w ill i Miidm 1 an am II mii Ini m any g ills A dm i.illn u ut H o
|m 1 I . tuple mi S25 pel |H'is<iii 1 an Ih - iil.la llie il tiy ta ilin g
M ailene I.e i ui al 771 4 7 2 b ..r the s\nagngne at M 62-3505 A l
ihe diHii. a d iin a lliiu ..I $ 5 0 jm-i i iinple am t 835 j k t |h -is m u w ill
Ih- aeeepted
Israel Is Real calsbratlon imminent
M AITLAN D — 1 lie seeutid ulltiual Israel is Real eelehrallui.
.MiumeiiiMialliiy Yum Ha .1l/ma11l llsiaeh liiile|H‘iuleuee Dayl
w ill I h - May 7 Iimiii 1 in 7 p m at the Jew ish ('..m im inlty
Cenler. MSI N M.inland Ave . Maul.mil
Kxi.tle I.mmIs like Isiaell pi//a. lu .m e m ad e lalalel. Israeli
salad, h u m u s , t.laek Ih-.-i . h alvah , and desserts w ill I h- served.
S iyn .-d a nd daie.l w .u k s l.y Israeli artists A rn rn m K h yl am i
Hut lie D ik e l w ill I h- mii sale. Live rn le rta ln in e ill w ill tw
pruvlded hv ihe likes nl Jn iia lh a ii Seltel. S h liu n lk . Ctlnria
Y n u s lia .a n d H o tia m l A im e lla (ille k m a n .
A d m lsslu n Is $1 Knr ill m e liitoriiiuO iin. eall<il5-5IK13.
Shalom sisterhood is having a party
D E L T O N A — T h e SlsterliiMKl nl T e m p le S h a lo m . 17M5
K lk h a m H lvil.. D eliiiiui. is h a v ln u a dessert a n d eard p a rly M ay
fi al 7 TO p in. T h e i r w ill Ih- iliMir prizes am i |<ainrH. D on ailo n Ih
p»-r ih is iih . F o r tillin' Itifnrm atlm i, ra il Dura G u liU ie ln ut
407-574-3:150. nr V ivie n n e S a ll/m a n al 9 07-7H 0-1392.
Winana to perform
OHI.ANDO — The Downti.wi. Haptisi ( hureh. 120 E. I’ine
St.. Orlando. Is lutstliii! I telle and t'eCe Wlnans. u eonlemporury Christian dun. May 0 al 7.:U) p in. TlekeU are tin sale ul
Christlun iHH.ksion-s and TlrkeiMaster i .u i U-Ih lor 912.50 In
udvanee and 913.50 ihe day ul ihe hIio w . The Wlnans huvr
reri’lveil Ihree Grammy awards.
Carlos and Johnny will be in concert
OKLANIM) — The Unity Church of Chrlsllauliy. 6409 Pope
Hil.. Orlando, will present a eiineen l.y Carlo* W. Anderson uml
Johnny Earl al 3 p in. May 7lh al Ihe churrh. Carlos and
Johnny arr hased mil of Miami, where I hey operate a ministry.
Ad miss ton Ison u love HillerIny I kihIm.
Churches launch campaign
for Korean unification
worship service. "Hut we have
ihe opportunity lo rcs|xmd In Ihe
rail of Christ Ians in the South
and North to assist them lo find
a reunified future."
Churrh leader* from Nnrlh
and Smith Korea eame myelher
ill a sul.urtuii Wufchlnition nm tereiiee renter tale lust month In
T h e U .S . m eeting, w hich
Hive voire n. a prayer lhai tur 40
brought together koine 90 Am er
yeur* no one ha* dared utier —
that Ihe punltloncd emilllry Ih- ican Christian*. |M'aee aellvlsls
and others. In uddltlon lo thr
reunified.
T h r lour-memher deleyiilli.u ntne Koreans, had u* It* fm-u*
Irum Ihe INi.rltil Korean Chris the laimrhtiig of a six-year U.S.
tian Kederallou were Ihe llrsl campaign to support Korean
representative* of Hu- Nm tit ehurehr* a* they plan lor a 1995
Korean Christian rommunliy to "Year ol Jubilee for RrunttleuVisit the Untied Stales sine.- Hon."
1945. when Korea was divided
Relalliius ImT ween the I wo
al the end of World War II.
Korea*, while rasrd in retfnl
Tone I her with a llve-memhiT years. *1111 remain lense and
l>rmip of Ctinsilars from the some Christian leadets In South
South Korean N.iUoiial Cmlllell Km r.i have Is fit arrested lor
ol Churches. Ihe Koreans served making iiti.iiithorl/rd lil|is tu
as resource experl* lm the "Con- the Nurth.
ferenre 011 I'eaiv and Iteumlleu1lull ot Korea." s|M.nsored by Ihe
Amerleans — tneluding a large
American Naiiunal Cmmi-ll ot iiundN-r ol ri'prrscntallvr* Irom
Churches.
i In- I mllllon-memlMT Kmean
"W e dmi'l have llic (Htwer 111 AniiTlean emmnunliy — al Hie
our hands m make (Have or Imiii day rm ilciclH f adopled a 5
rrum ly Korea." ihe Key. Dwulu 1>-|Mge slat emeu t outlining thrir
Epp*. NCC a ss.K t.tle general ho|M-s and |ilans fur the *up|Mirl
i .imii.iign and raised an initial
se. retary fm liili'rn.iilmial all.itis
950.000 III pli dgi-s lot ihi' illlle
lull) llte 1 milt len. e's i i |h i i i i i i ;
( Inin h In llns vlumnns v.iunit
nm n
I lie d.H umeiits inenllmi
IH'Mpi. ill die . mitireuaiimi w lm
were i an uld " I ft- ij lien tin u
s. ih ions
these hiieksllildetl
U.S. Presbyterians celebrate bicentennial,
Sanford church celebrates 107th birthday
III Sanlurd. Ibe Kttsl Pie
sbvleii.m I Inin It at 3(11 S Oak
Ave
is . elrblallni! II* I*l7lb
birfbilav mi M.iv 1*. wIn.), adds
I m the eeleliraltmi* llial have
iH-en iimiii! m ii thri.ukiliMui tin
year Ihe . hint It has (lie .Its
III" II..I) Ml Ih-iiii ! the Inst I're
shytrrtan Chun Ii in Srnilnol.
( . ii mi v. oiemdltit! In ( halnu.m
Ml tfir Itl.eri1enm.il (T.milllllee
I'.iliv Wet.h I lie eonf|tei!allmi
til..veil I imiii die Silver Lake
C hu rih when u .i.nntew die
. Inn. h hull.Uni! will. It was hulli
In IN7N Th e p a rlshlo n e ts
stalled I m meet m Sanlurd s
low'll I all Millil lliev I.>11ll.t.-.l tile
Kiis i Pteshvierl.m ( liureh on
Mav II. I
Wei.ii said every Su n d a y
inmuiuit. die liisimieal elion h
iinys die m igiu al I h II I im iii Silver
Lake W elil. will. Is a seemnl
iu i u i Ih i s
Orian IlkHiisI Walker said lliev
hujx* III net pH lures III all Ihe
minister* they have had
It's all volunteer II |usl lakes
lime We I im |h - In have a very
lin e . Illlle m useum
said
Walker, w hu is a leiired librarian
l>l'lie|,.tlM II n . e iu lje l n! Ih e
ul Saulurd Publie Llhrarv where
i huri.ll, said d i.'te ar . 1 several
she wmke.l as assist,ml librarian
fa m ilie s w liu a te th u d and
Im 23 years
Im ild i Henn.1tl.ili nieinlH-rs
Il Is easy In net an Idea nl
The Ifev 1(1. haul D.mli l.ik is
pasim m| die mme than r»oo lurti ol die eenlurv III.- hv read
ineinhei . iui|>re|!alloii Ills mu ihinuuh elders li.indwrlllen
rreoril* and mliintes wlileli dale
assn, late pasim is die l(ev
Im . k I m INH2 1 lie iMHiks . ail lie
Grali. m llarili
In re. Mifiil/e the i lu ll, h s m h Imin.l In the niiiw-uni almiu with
past d in e wiim en liirini'il a old i hurt h |h - w s and <hair* and
hist. 111. al e.imiuMlee In s. t up a a eat.lnrl uden as a tnemmlal
Ultl l.y die liushand nl ('ommii
mils.mm Km lilt- past year, lliev
lee Chairman Edith Avene! The
h.ivi-'ipilliered t(ii;elhM .irtll.u Is
i.ilu-r ei.inindlei' memher Is
|di lin e s and som e lu rn ltu re
Alleite West
us. d in the Silver Lake (T m i i l i
Wehh s.il.1 tile rreords dale
and plated Iheni III a r.H.in
h." k In Ihe ISMis and slate dial
■i I hiv- die i hull h ..III. e
Ihe lime had u im r for the
Ih * m iisrutn Is iim | yet emu
pl.-let and . um m lltee im min t esiahlishiin-nl ot a Presbyterian
had In ap|H*iir Ix'lm e
die elder*’ lH.ar.1 In explain I llidr
." lions and ask Im loruiveness.
Wel.l. said
In li-ei.UllUlMll ol die hlet'iileliIII.ll will. Il stalled Julie I I. 19HH
in . r>iii tin if dirnnuli June I I nl
tills ve a l. Ihe . liureh has
(kirllelp,iled in many historical
events sui h as a Ir.mder elmrrh
serviei' p a tle m e d after the
I hhi is The servil e it" hided a
lUOlirnei s lu nch" where |H'iipie "who were especially IkiiI"
s.ii and a deslunaleil ” slce|H-r"
who w.iiild I h- awakened wllh a
le.Ilher
You had real Imiu M-nnons."
U . Id.said
Wiimen wme hats and men
wine u.triers wlule listenliijj to a
lire and l.rluisioni' " seminn. A
eatai omh service will Ih 1held on
June -I
On June I I . the church will
!■<>td a hi.eiiieunl.il i elehraitnn
dinner with a 2(NUh birihday
. ake. Wetih said
Pope assails apartheid, meets with Kaunda
Unit*# N i l I hN u u Mw i i I
L US A K A , /am lila
Pope
li.hn Paul 11 arrive.) 111 all
e. stall, well ..me hy lens ul
i ll. . . . sands ul well wishers
Tuesilav in /ami.la. i.ne ol die
li .m d i n e s la te s
l.n r d r i ln i !
S o u th A lr ie a . a n d e r llli-l/ r d
.ip a ld ie ld lm Ihe llrsl nine dur
m u Ins In u r -e o iiu try A i m an
tour
E arlier In die Kteueii Island ol
K ru n lo n . the |m>|h - Ih -.i i died a
lilts slu ii a r y w lm tu iiu ld the
( llll.ltell id slaves, and issued a
stem w a riiln u aualnst p iirsiiln u
die immedlale pleasures nl si x
ralher than the nimiultment ol
morrtai(i*.
1‘reslilent Kennedi Kaimd.i led
a Imue llironu ot well-wishers
who liirned out with T-sliins
and other mementos hearing
John Paul's imprlnl to greet the
|h.|h' when fils plane Imicheil
down lor the start ol a three-day
visit lo /ainhla
Esdniaies of the crowd al die
airport and along the roads
leading from it ranged up in
300.(100 |M-nple.
As a leading enunlrv ol
Alrm i. vmi are Ih imu strongly
■h.ilieiig.'d to TmiId a society ol
harmonious relations between
|H-nple ol every fa. I.il group."
the |H>p< said ui Ills arrival
stafriiu-ld I h lore depaillng hv
miroii.ide in stale llouv- lor
tails w ilh Kaunda
"flits and your rm iiim ilug
.11, tis to promote a i .instructive
dialogue hv iIn- parlies Involved,
nil sl Ih- your res|H>t|sc m die
iii.a e i e p i ah 11- s v s ie m ol
apirdield
tie said in lelerrliee
to South Airlea's (Hilii-y ol strhi
it lal separation
T(ai ism stands eondenmed
Ihil il is not enough In conijeinn.' die |hi|h - said "CondiOMIIS lillisl he Inslered which
(liable tear lo Ih - Ikilllshed and
iii iii " illation in he aefileved.”
Il was ihi- llrsl lime Julm Paul
lias ei im me it Ied mi a|Mrtheld
Mice his arrival in Africa last
week Zambia, a nation of 7
ntllimi with 2 mllllmi Komuii
CulliiiUes. Is deeply Involved In
die h i.ii k s lru g g le against
iparlheld and plays bust to Ihe
M rli-a u National C ongress.
which is oiidawcd In South
Africa.
Vatican sources have said the
|h i |h - ho|H's lo visit South Africa
inn lias liecn advised |,y bishops
in dial country' that "die time is
mil vet rl|K'."
Earlier Tuesday In Keunlon,
mie-cpiarler ot die Indian Ocean
Island's fMXMKMl (H-ople turned
out lor an u|H'n-alr mass where
John Paul elevaled thr Hull
e e n iu r y m is s io n a ry E r e rr
Seuhtlii.il lo wllhln one slep ol
sainthood.
S. ubllliiu. lH.ni Jean-fferitard
Kousseuu In Kranre. arrived In
Keimlmi In IH33 as a missionary
school teacher and devoted Ills
llie to leaching slaves and their
ehlldren iH'lore and alter slavery
was abolished on Ihe Island In
I94H.
In his address Ihe pope cited
Scublllr.n's "coneern for the
dignity of the human being."
which Isu truly Chrtsduu trail.
The pope urged die |K-uple ot
Keunlon to draw lnxplradon
from the n e w ly "b lc H H cd "
Scublllon. who Is cirdlled with a
miracle In 1975.
Pope John Paul II
Do you say prayers for your plants?
This summer In m y garden I
will have jmlr beans, lumalocs.
cucumber* and sum mer stpiash
Il won't Im* a very big garden
but II alway* produces a Ihiiiii
til ul crop — probably because I
pray fur m y vcgeiable*.
I have no scientific evidence
GEORGE
tfiat prayer makes beans grow
PLAGENZ
taller and tomaioes grow redder.
I can Icll you a tew stories,
however, that might make u
a book. "Th e Power of Prayer on
believer out of you.
Klftern year* ago the gtunl P la n ts ," by u Presbyterian
ealalpa tree In nur Imtit yard ml nisi i t . Ucv. Franklin Us-hr. In
up|>cured to be dying. Most of tin* It he lull! of a prayer-tor-pl.ints
leaves were dry and brown. I ex|HTtmeul eoudueted hy the
culled Ihe tree surgeon wht Religious Research Kiiuudalli.it
determined after uti examluador w hich lie headed.
Each iltemlier ul a Sunday
that II was a terminal case. Ill
told me wiial he would charge ti> afleriiiMin prayer elrele tmik a
Ik .IIIi - of spring water, prayed
cut the free down,
t had recently finished rcudlnf over II und [Kissed II on lo the
next person. When Ihe bottle
had gone ihe rounds, ihe water
was given a closing group
prayer.
Then II was poured Into a [Kin
in which eight kernels of corn
had been planted. Into another
[tan In which eight kernels nl
corn had been planu-d, imprayed-for water was poured.
Tw o Sundays later the memberm of Ihe prayer group saw the
result. Seven corn seedlings had
sprouted in the [ kiii wllh the
pruyed-fur water, only three
seedlings hud ctime up in the
other pan.
Il was only one ol 700 con
tro lle d e x p i'rlin e n t* u sin g
27,000 seeds eondueled hy
Uw lir's n-seureh group. Hy tills
time Loclir was convinced llial
prayer on [dams works.
I decided lo do a lest of my
own on my dying i n f . I would
go out In Ihe early morning
when I et.uld In - fairly i f rtaln no
neighbors were watching and I
would lulk tu m y tree. I told It
how grateful we were lor Ihe
shade amt iM-auty II provided lor
us und how we would miss II If It
were cut down
Well. I'm lint saying I believe
that lulklug In a dying tree can
bring II in llie. And I'm uni
saying I dmi'l I h'IIcvc . All I am
saving Is lhai eubilpu tree in my
former yard Is a* healthy today
as a iree can In-. I snmellmes
take skeptics I here In see Inr
themselves.
Ihm-Iii did noi curry on his
leseureh In miter In glow bigger
and Iteller plants.
Booka respond to Catholic bishops, their demands
W ASH ING TON - When l l r
nailon's Roman Cuthnlk- lilsho|*
speak. II Is not only Ihe Catholics
who listen.
In reifiil year*, the hlshuj*
have Issued twu major |Kisloiul
slulemt'iit*.
llrsl, on Issirs
surniundlng nuclear sirutcgt-s
and weu|Kmsand then, in H97.
on the mural dimensions ol tic
U.S. economy.
Ikilh siatemenlH have get c r
ated Intense s c ru tin y ikui
extends tar beyond Catlulle
iMiiders.
In "I'ro p h rH e Visions tnd
Economic Realities." (Eerdiiuns.
257 p p.. 9H.95 pb|. ed.tor
Charles Strain has hriMghi
together IU essay* — lour each
Irom evangelical I'ro lesu n l.
maliisiream I'rotestani. Jrvish
and Catholic irudltlmis. The
Cbh.iv* IcHik KViiipalhi licalh hut
erllleallv al the lilshups' eallfm a
"M foini American revoluion"
llial would make Ihe eemmiiy
wmk mi ImT i .i II ol llie |mmi as
well as Ihe rich.
I-airy Rasmussen, lur mani
ple. praises the pastoral lm
showing "how a major nJ|>ioiis
Ih h I v can go [iiilille will llngosjM-1 in a pluralistic ssTcn
and do so m ways thal ImiiI torm
Christian conscience and lltoiiu
a com plex puhlle d e ltilr
Kasiiiiiss. ii is K c u i IimIi I Nebulii
[irofesMor of SiM'lal Ethics at
Union Tlu-ologleal Seminary In
New York City.
At Ihe same lime, however.
Rasmussen — like a iiiiiii Im t ul
ulhiT ot llie mainline emitrllui.
tors — llitils a lluw III the
bishops' sbilemeui in what he
calls "Its lnadei|uale tiealiiiiTit
ol eeniimule [Miwrr In Ihe Unlled
Slates and lln- morality of thal
jm iw it ." Indeed, a iiiiiii Imt ot llie
eoiitrlhnlors I n'IIi -vc ihe hlshnps
in.uni.till tiHi Ih nign a view ol
U.S. cconmulf n-alltles.
One ol llie Ih-sI sciTI miis III Ihe
volume Is llial ol llie emilrlhuHons ol llie evangelleals. a pan
ol American I'bHsiianllv Hiai
otlen cnnipl.iiiis hi h i.il Proleshints tall in In tug a vigorous
Ihcolugv to I hell siii bil pieaching Willi ihe lilshups. how
ever, they've uni only met Ihelr
m alcli iheologteally Inn a rr
Imiceil im cmileiitl with |Kilicy
impllc.ilimis al mlds wllh Ihe
|miIi Hc.i I emiservullsm ul large
see boils ol I Ill'll i Mini it mi 11v.
All Imiii ol ihe evaugeheal
c M iiin b u llM iis — hv Rieh.iid
M m iiw . Riiherl K J ii I iiis I m ii .
Eugene D ykeuia and M aik
Ainsiiiiz — ,ue lliMiiglillul .mil
i ipi.illv ."M lcss evangelicals as
well.IS Mill, i le.ldlTs
hldeeil. m ic i .ill. Hits small vol
ume Is one ol ihe Ih-s I lesjMiuses
.mil ii smuees — lm ihe sluilv
ul i mim iii |hi|.iiv Issues III tin
American reoimmy.
I'hllllp Ik-rrymun's "O ur Uuflidslied lluslni-ss" (I'.iniI i(-m ii .
204 pp.. 9H.95 phi Is a resjNiiis.In ImiII i Ihe |M'aif and i-imimulc
jiastorul ol Ihe lilshups.
Ik-rrymau is a lornu-r Cailiolie
priest und aellvlst. Unlike some
erllle* und sop|Miiieis ol ihe
messages, lie ilm* mil ie.ul Ihe
two [Mslmals as meielv’ a leae*
lion hy llie siH ially I i Ih t .i I lush
ops to Ihe conservatism ol ihe
Reagan era. He sees Ihi-tn lalliei
us "v u lu u h le resources I mi
fmmulamig lln- nallmi.il agcud.i
III the |stsl Ri-.ig.uiei.c"
One u l Ills Ih-sI i l l . i p l t 'l s |s Ills
own i T t t l t p i f n l ll ie i M ile s m ii
I miiI i i h e r i g h i ami t h e te b in
which lie s h o w s lh.it s ill " I
[H iliu e a l willing d m - s i i 'l have m
Im' i I u II
Hcirvuiaii can. Imi example,
write about <mis. iv.mve William
K- Huckley 's "ailiuseil i mii
tempi" lur I i Im tu Is . Imii link il lo
ail even mme tlcll.illilg ■li.uai
lerl/.illmi ol llie |M-lilteiil Ii Ih t .i I
Mlrll.iel Novak He savs Novak
W illi's ot llie lilt w illi
an
earnest ap|M-al Im them lo ■xp.
Hence an llhimlii.illmi suml.it to
Ills ow n "
His ImhiK lakes Ihe ihTi.m
ralseil hv Ihe bishops one sb j
turlher He suggests, tm ■x.im
pie. lh.it [M-ople must iH-giu In
ipiestiMti llie HIV 11l lh.il Aim m ,i
lillisl I h - h i ill ib. i mie. i m i i s i i I i i
ili.il A tlli'rlc a ii ■TTim im lc [ire.
ilm iillia m e m a y no lm igi-t exist,
and ask w h e lh e r "th e re are nm
c u liu r .il a n d s p iritu a l cm is.'ipiclices lll.ll should I h - s ip ia le lv
la c e d ."
Dialogue is a I w ii w .iy sl H IT
a nd s o u " lim e s llie bishojis as
lliev know , need lo lls lril, as
Well
One ot Hie vol.es lliev like
hast lo In al. Iiiiwi vel. Is one lo
wlm h lliev should |mv i loser
a lti'U llo n . Ih.it ol Hie l<rv
Allllll W ( i l l . Ir\
A m i Ronald D 1 'a s.p ia tliTlu s
( o n v c ts .itio n s xx 11Ii A m lie w
( i l c . le v '
lU o in la ii. 2 2 9 p p .
(> lb 9 .i| is on. ol llie I h st plai cs
lo stall xx II lull llie v ast (t in -le v
IH-UV i<
III
s|H inb im ous give and lake
w ith ih e o ln g ia ii U a sip m i " T in ,
Gleeli-V
w h o has one ol the
I h st senses ■it llie i h ill. Il .11 Its
lllosl lm al level — n p llirs oil
i v e iv H u n g 11m u III. Y u g m M a ry.
JMillllis p m sis and 1111111110' lo
sc\ a m i his ow n licllm i, the
l.lll.T I h m g III. weakest hul
01 o s I |i o |i ii I a I o I h I s
m u llllililim iiis w i il mg
i lie Ini ta ii hv kn ow s Ihesc
Hltllgs. Im i il s g o. h I lo have in
have a O n . It v i on iin iia llv ie Mllnd till III and 111. lesl ol Hie
H o ik
I'a s ip i.n le llii d e s e rv e s
i hanks loi iii.ik in g Hie s |k iii
b in iT iiis l . i . . lev m ilc h m m e
avallahle
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by Chic Young
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AE THINKS IT MAS SOMUHIIOG
TO PO WtTH THE WEiU GERALDO
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D E A R DR. G O T T : I am Mil
w ars <i|<| When I Ix-gln ruling a
mt'al. m y n ow lium rdhitely
shirts m im ing and I Ix-gln lit
snrr/r, This is very irritating lo
mi' <'an you |)vr me ail Idea
what might («• causing 'his
ptnhlrmV
D E A R R E A D E R : You
Im v «* till illlri|*v nr .1 tnmlHInil
« . i II«m1 vasomotor rlitiiHis. ail
atiimvltif* nas.il d i.iiiu u r lrf*»
U «n il l»v various stimuli, 111
rinding (Hints and ilia n ^rs in
riivlfnnm rittal tn n p rra tlirr I
sumjrsi vnu H4*r an
p*l^t fni
iw n rra s n iis Y o u n r r d a
dlatpinsls and. It you dn havr .ill
allri^v, tlir s|Mi ialist can help
vnu Yasnrnntnt tliinHIs has no
known causi* and Irralnicnt is
nlirn 1ms.1t 1st.ntnry, however,
other forms of runny host are
Ileal.ihle
rule. sueli a resuli would In*
iiimsual. Ask your iforlnr almul
this.
For more Informal ion. I am
sMittlng you rojilrs of mv Health
|{c|MttlH ’‘Fails I — Vitamins and
Minerals’* and ' ‘Vitamin K ”
ACROSS
1 Cano %over
h Rite*
9 Change
thotmighty
1? German
swbmjnnp
D E A R DR. O O T T : Clv.i ill.
lust ft yc.irs I i r |>oMi'n .1 roltl
♦din Ih r llrsi <hill in S.'|ilrmlM'i
.md 11 l.isis thiuoifh w lnlrr .mil
spiiiiu I've 1 rled rvervihlim <>n
•t liim rh I 1rled vlhmmi K and it
. ( i l hs w lm t dors m cdll'ill
s. iciirv knou .i I m. i ! vlhtmlii K in
Ihr tii .iliin iil ol .olds'*
O E A R R E A D E R : \ » rc|tiiln
Mi srlrnHMr slndy has s I iomii
sii|i|il< iTii'!i1.d vitamin E to I h- ol
any hrallh iHtirln hi normal
adults
I In- vitamin is uid. lv distnh
nl. d 111 I. hkIs |.s|M'i'iallv vrurta
hie oilsl. ilt'lh 1111. n-s In normal
|M'i.|.lr are rail' rtliill|<ll to In*
m edical eiirlosilles An 01
I asional Iiall.'lit uilh |Mtt|ihrral
vasiiil.it dlsi au (I i Iih ki ll artet
les| may eviMTletlie Improve
mein lit eltenlalloii, hilt the
iisehilness ol vitamin K in aldmi;
. if 1 iilallon. pievelilltlK heart
disease. lmprovili|< M '.ual p.'f
Ini 111.line, tieatme the eoniliiotl
■old and Iiim i t i i i u I iIinhI ptessnre
is nnptnved
I in not stituiestint: that von
imagined vour miptovemeni. I
.1111 say mu that, as a it'in ral
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7 Duo*
8 T my opening
10Subm
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11 Religion* poem
1 7 Re.ifhkr*
1b Fast aniratl
1 3 Develop*
14 Pfnfjortinm
1 f Hire again
19 Superman * <|itl
Hi Shred*
70 blnn ptnlif on|
71 Cireenlanil \
Cnlom/er
73 HiMu ai be»o
iu b tta n te
77 Designer Calvin 76 Ai tri'%* CbaAe
18 Weapon*
19 C.lUSttc;
78 llnyat
74 Rp*tetf in rb.nr
B.Mii al tnm|
30 Cr> of [Min
37 Drmmutive *uf
fia
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b6 Set bet land*
command
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meaiirre*
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m oiquitn
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nation
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b 9 ___ and craft*
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Sneezing at mealtime
may signify allergy
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TUMBLEW EEDS
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by T . K . Ryan
Douhle ttonlie ' wonld Iw .1
i>ood title lot .111 im p oll.in l
. h.ipter III liny eompieheiislve
I indue Ixiok Mo. h w orn uimld
I h hr.ijied 11JH111 nny double lh.il
li. l|H'd deelitter oi.ike it eonttaet
tli.it would m .iiiidly l.ill T o
il. iv s deeluiet m elved a helphil
douhle. hul he lalled In take
ailvanlii|<t'Ol II.
In lour h |m i 1i -s donhled. South
disearded a losing eluh on Ihiseeond heart. He liirn rnlled the
th ird ro u n d ul hear Is He
expected West to hold loni<
spades lor Ills |M-iiitlly douhle.
hul he alwi ho|Hil that Wesl had
started with only llirrr hearts
So he played four rounds ol
spittles and then started mmiliifi
diamonds.
I'm luid. On Ihe
third diamond. West rulfetl.
Then, la-cause West had nil>I. h ked Ihe tpiirti ol hearts till
Ihe third round ol ilial sun. lie
was able lo play a low lie.in to
East, IJidoiiimalelv East had not
Ilet’ll alert In Ihe hlel thill Wesl
was ip'llliii* ahead ol declare! in
trump leiitilh and had carelessly
discarded one i4 Ills lirails So
Ihe eotitrael was sc 1 only one
irlek
II declarer rtstinni/es that ihe
only Justllleallon lor W est’s
tlouhlr Is a trump slack, he will
make Ihe coiilmct. Alter rulllni*
Ihe third heart low. lie should
play u low stlisle lo dum m y’s
tpieen. Then. leiiviii|> the nine ol
spades In dum my, he stuns
nmntii|< the diamonds Wesl call
m il Ihr Hurd diamond, hul now
ihe *|>adf- nine lu dum m y proleels a|>alns1 ihe play ol another
heart. Declarer will lake Hr
tricks, ami Wesl will reurel
alerliriK ilts larer lo the nreiTlor
very earelul play.
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Y O U R B IR T H D A Y
H a y B, I S I S
A rise In slants Is a strong
pjsslhilllv In liar year ahead, us
well us a pronounced Ini prove ■
item In mailers Ihal relate lo
ytu r lltiantlal security. Sueeisses will Is (.tdltutetl upon
tlllfieiH c and luck.
T A U R U S (April 20-May 20| He
aim today latause Ixtlh small
uid sl|<ulfleunl opportutillles
etxild develop ior you where
yt*ir llnanelal Interests arc
ttilecmed. Make every efTorl (o
eapliull/e on this fo rlu n a lr
tnnd. Know wliere lu look for
riitvanoc and you’ll hnd II. The
Asvo-Grupti Matchmaker Insiaiily reveals which sljfns arc
ronuulleully j.-rfe d for you.
Mai $2 lo Malchmakcr. c/n this
newspaper. I’.O. Uox Q I42H.
I ’levt-land. OH 44101-342H.
O C M IN I (May 21 -June 2 0 )
You may (piled with remarkable
reslllrncy today. With this ablllly I* (Miunec tuck, you could
enjoy exceptional success In
sliiii4lons that you personally
d lm l
C A N C ER (June 2 1-July 221
You ihould In - able lo achlcvr
BLOOM CO UN TY
the results you arc hopln(> lor
today, because tt looks like you'll
have Ihe rljjlil people ItueklliK
you when Ihe chips arc down.
Their support Isa critical fail or.
L E O (July 2 fh A u k 22] He
opllmlsllc rt'KanllriK new en
terprises or ventures you launch
toduy. Conditions In (p-ncral are
more promlshiK Ilian usual.
KIvInK you Jusl cause for your
enthusiasm.
V IR O O IA u r . 23-Sept. 221
G oa ls you were unahle lu
achieve earlier In Ihe week could
lx- attainable today. Hr-exam Inc
your objectives and focus on Ihe
1 wo which are must mcanlnj(ful.
L I B R A (Sepl. 2 3 -O cl. 23)
You’ll learn something nf value
from all of your important en
counters today. Al laler dales
you'll find useful applications lor
Ihe knowledge you acquire.
S C O R P IO (0(1. 24-Nov. 221
Don’t interfere today with one
who is presently managing a
mailer successfully for you. As
long as this person Is serving
your best ini crisis, it’s best (o
remain on the sidelines.
S A O d T A R llJ B (Nov. 23-Dec.
21) Good things could be In Ihr
olTIng for you today, but they arc
a pi lo lie due In larRe part to Ihe
rllorts of jM'ii|ili' with whom
you'll tx- itsMK'kiled. Their tuck
nihsolfon you.
C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-dan.
IH) Siluullutis might take a
surprising turn (or you today
where your carver is concerned.
Where you were previously
stym ied, opportunities could
now suddenly develop.
A Q U A R IU S (.Jan. 20 Feb. IH)
SiM-ial involvrm rnls could be
more significant than usual to
day. There is u possibility somcIh ln g henefleial m ay result
through people with whom
you'll exchange pleasantries.
P ISC ES (Feh. 20 March 20)
Don'l anticipate negative results
today in a situation for which
you have adequately prepared.
Things look gtxtd and the end
results should please you. He
jxistllve
A R IE S IMarth 2 1-April IB)
You'll lx* hujiplrst today if you
can stay on I lie go and move
about unrestricted. In fact, even
mundane errands cuuld turn
iu n i aume type ul pleasant
adventure.
(C)IHHH. N EW SP AP ER E N
TER PRISE ASSN.
b y Berk* Breathed
�firtnfotd Mhtald. Sanforti, Florida — Friday. May 5
Pro*Noriega
rally held
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PANAMA ( T T Y . 1‘nnnnin — An
Chinese students return to classes
I I K .I M N U — C o llt 'f j r s t u i li -n t s . i t | i| u r r r it t v m m h i i i h ( i i i l u n u u i
■m i r u n r l l l i i l n n t iv t -r i n r i 's t »
tIn* r m m i i i i i i l s i I ' . h u
I h ' i ’j i i i
lt'lllll1lM |> lit r l n x s ," . K r ill,IV till In W in n (I i l l v w l i l r l i n v t i i l t .in ti .1
p m i li 'in i H 'i n i 'y • nin|M il|iii i li .it s p it 'in l i i i .it Ir .is t l r»i i n i s
M a | u r l i r w x | i ,i | H i s ( J i l l , ' i i n p t r i i i l r n l i il i n w i , i i > i
nt i i . i
t l n i i w l i l r s t t n l r t i l p m l f s t s n i t i i i i i i 't i i i i t . i l l n n .1 l i ls lm t i
I 'll'*
s l i n l r i l l I r i l i in i v i i i i r i i t tin i l r i n i H 1 , 1 1 \ s p t .is lt lin ; .it m s s t h i n
t ln l lt p .lH t s .11 t i i r i l l f iif t i n i l l l s i ilit l p l i n l n n t n p l i s nt I l 1 1 1 t s 1 l. 1 v s
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NOTICK O f
F IC TITIO U S NAME
Holier ii hereby given mat I
am engaged in but men al all1
Osceola Mr, Altamonte Spring*
J7TO1 Seminole County, Florida
under the Fictitious Name ©f
T H E F L O R ID A P I C T U R E
SHOW and mat I intend to
reg<*ter %aid name with tha
C la n of tha Circuit Court
Samlnola County. Florid# m
accordance with tha Provisions
of tha Fictitious Nama Statutes,
To Wit Section 94)09 Florida
Statutes i*$f
t Pdfric.a (teller
Publish April la. 21. 71 May S.
IW
D ED 10?
N O TIC E OF
F IC TITIO U S NAME
Notice it hereby given that I
am engaged tn bg tm n t at P O
Bob 2123 Casselberry. FL 3270?
Seminole County, Florida under
I h e F i c t i t i o u s N a m e of
S E M IN O L E M E D IC A L
EQ U IP M EN T CO and that I
inland to regttter \a <3 name
with the Clerk, of the Circuit
Court, Seminole County. Florida
in accordance with the Pro
visions of tha Fictitious Nama
Statutes. To Wd Section MS'Of
Florida Statute* 19$?
t Peter T Amelia
Publish May $ 12 19 29 19*9
O EE 19
N O TIC E OF
F IC TITIO U S NAME
Notice it hereby given that we
are engaged in business at M2
W Evergreen C t . Long*ood.
F L. 32?M. Seminole County.
Florida under the fictitious
Nam a ol A N T D E C O EN
TER PR ISES and that a t in
tend to register said name *fth
the Clerk ol the Circuit Court.
Seminole County, Florida in
Accordance with the Provisions
of the Fictitious Nome Statutes,
To Wit Section MS 09 Florida
Statutes Itst
s Robert A f tetter
•s Douglas L Bledsoe
Publish April 14. 21. 70. May I.
1909
N O TIC E OF
F IC TITIO U S NAME
Notice is hereby given that me
ore engaged m business ot 4)?
Forest Trail Oviedo. Seminole
County, Florida under the
F ic t it io u s Nom e' o t
G R E E N S C A P F LAW N A
LANDSCAPING and that we
intend to registar said name
with the Clerk ot the Circuit
Court, Seminoie County. Florida
in accordance with the P*o
visions ot the Fictitious Name
Statutes, To Wit Section MS 09
Florida Statutes 191?
S 'Rodney Green
't/Leslie Moody
Publish April 21. May $. 12 19
1909
D I D IS?
OED 111
N O TIC E DF
F IC TIT IO U S NAME
Notice is hereby given that I
am engaged m business at OSA
ffie a rv ie # A ve . S anford.
Saminoie County. Florida under
the F ic titio u s Nome of A
TOUCH OF CLASS CLEA N IN G
and that I intend to register said
name with the Clerk, of the
Circuit Court, Seminole County.
Florida in accordance *ith the
Provisions ol the Fictitious
Name Statutes. To Wit 'Section'
MS 09 Florida Statutes 19*?
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PubllUV April 14. II. » Wa , ».
it n
D ED tot
N O TIC E OF
F IC TIT IO U S NAM E
Notice is hereby given that i
am engaged in business al 721
Albert St , Winter Springs
Seminole County. Florida under
the Fictitious Name of SHOES
FOR YOU and that I intend to
register said name mth the
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Seminole County, Florida m
accordance with the Provisions
ol the Fictitious Nome Statutes.
To Wit Section M l 09 Florida
Statutes Its?
s Kimberly Koo/ef
Publish April 14 2* 79 May 1
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N O TIC E OF
N O TICE OF
F IC TITIO U S NAME
F IC TITIO U S NAME
Nohce 11 hereby given- That I
Notice it hereby given- that we
are engaged' in business at $21
am eng^qiNS in business at S3'?S
Ri-d Bug Laie Rd Suit* H I" - Pin yon Court,. Long-wood FL
Jj?VO Seminoie County Florida
Winler Spr ngi F la 13/09
Seminoi# Ceunfy Florida under
under the Fictitious Name ot
g r a n o f a t h e
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the f i c t i t i o u s N a m e ot
W INOOh W A ci A F L ( » R and
A U TH E N TIC PUBLICATIO NS
thai I intend »o register vaid and that we intend to register
said name with t?*e Clerk ot the
name with the Cierfc ot the
Circuit Court Seminole County
Circuit Court ^emmoie County
Florida in accordance with the
Florida m accordance nith the
Provivons of the FiclitrouS
Provisions of the Fictitious
Name Statutes. To W't Section
Name Statutes To Wit Section
MS 0* F lor ida Statutes >9S?
MS 0* Florida Statutes 191?
s j Susan Wifien
s Michael J Timmins
'»/ Diane Timm ini
P u b lis h M a y S >7 l * 74 1909
Publish May S 12 19. 34 19*9
O EE M
OEE 42
NO TICE OF
N O TICE OF
F IC TITIO U S NAME
F IC T IT IO U IN A M E
Not ice is hereby given that I
Notice is hereby given that I
am engaged in business al 409
am engaged in business at 401
Bomood Circle Winter Springs
Forest Park Lane. Casselberry
FL J7?0C Seminole County
FL J2?0?. Seminole County,
Florida under the Fictitious
Florida under the Fictitious
Name ot B E T T E R CA R PET
Name ot U L T I M A T E CAR
CLEAN IN G, and that I intend to
CARE. INC , and that I intend to
register said name with the
register said name with the
Clark ot the Circuit Court,
Cierfc of the Circuit Court,
Seminole County, Florida in
Seminole County.. Florida in
accordance with the Provisions
accordance
with the Provisions
of the Fictitious Name Statutes.
of the Fictitious Name Statutes.
To Wit Section MS 09 Florida
To Wit Section MS 09 Florida
Statutes its?
Statutes 191?
s Louis D Pierre
s Frans j Raymond
Publish May S I? 19 34 1999
Publish April 14. 71. 79 May >
D EE 40
1999
N O TICE OF
O E D 109
F IC TITIO U S NAME
NOTICE OF
Notice is hereby given that I
FICTITIOUS NAME
am engaged in business at P O
Notice is hereby given that I
Hob 403$. Sanford. F L J2??7.
am engaged in business at P O
Semi note County, Florida under
Bob 142043. Altamonte Springs
the Fictitious Name of PRO
F L 32? 14 704J Seminole County,
reS S lO N A L S E C U R ITY , and
Florida under the Fictitious
that I intend to register said
Name
ot C R E A TIV E S UNLIM
name with the Clerk of the
iT F D . and that l intend to
Circuit Court. Seminoi* County
register said name with the
Florida in accordance with the
Cierfc ol the Circuit Court,
Provisions of the Fictitious
Seminole County. Florida in
Name Statutes. To Wit Section
accordance with the Provisions
MS 09 F lor ida Statutes 19S?
of the Fictitious Name Sfatutes.
s E L Ebmeier
ToW it Section M3 09 Florida
Publish April n . May $. 12, 19.
Statutes I9$?
••99
s Michael A Winesburgh
D EO 749
Publish April 14 21. 79. May S
1999
NO TICE OF
D ED 104
F IC TITIO U S NAME
Notice is hereby given Ihal I
IN TH E C IR CU IT CO UR T
am engaged tn business al 4*0
SEM INOLE CO U N TY.
Cochran Rd . Geneva. Seminole
FLO R ID A
County, F lo rid a under the
CASE NO 99 494? CA 99 L
Fictitious Name ol A VIAN EX
JA
M
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SHULER
OTlCS. and that t intend to
Plaint.H.
register said name with the
vs
Clerk of the Circuit Court
S
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and
Seminole County Florida in
JA N E T D WOMACK, h.% w.fe
accordance with the Provisions
and
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Statutes 19$?
Defendants
» Joseph Manuel
N O TIC E OF SALE
Publish May S if 19 24 1*99
NOTICE
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that on trie K?th day of May
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N O TIC E U N D E R F IC TITIO U S
door of the Courthouse in
NAME S TA TU TE
Seminole
County
Sanford
TO WHOM I? M AY CO NCI RN
Florida the undersigned Clerk
Ndhte is hereby given that the
will otter tor sale the following
under yigrxwj pursuant to the
described real property
F u litio u s Name Statute
Section aasg* Florida Statutes
lo* 1 Block C WALKERS
11*44.1 will register with the
A D D ITIO N TO A LTA M O N TE
SPRINGS NO 7 according to
Clerk ot the Circuit Court in- and
the Plat thereof at recorded in
tor Counti of 'Semi-note State ot
Plat Hook 17 Page « ) Pubix
F lor ida upon receipt of proof ot
Records ot Seminole County
publication of this notice the
F lord a
tic f11itius name to wit
The aforesaid sale will br
ARRCO PHYSICIANS
made pursuant to a Final
(R F D lT f k tM A N U t
Judgment ot f orrOusore en
unde* which I am lor will bet
fe re d m C i v i l Case No
engaged in business at 44t
44 4*4? CA 09 L now pend-ng m
Douglas Avenue Altamonte
the Circuit Court of the f igh
Springs F L 1 2 ?’4
feenth Judicial Circuit m and tor
The partv ot .merest in sa d
S e m in o le County
bus-ness enterprise <s
D A f f O th is 74 day o l A p r i l
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M A R Y A N N f MO R SI
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Ct FRK
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C le rk o f C ir c u it C o u rt
President
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IN T H E CIR CU IT COURT OF
TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D ICIA L
C IR CU IT, IN A N D F O R
SEM INOLE CO UN TY.
FLORIDA
C A S IN O 99 M IC A 09 L
FLO R ID A N A TIO N A I HANK
Plaintiff
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N O T IF IE D that an action to
forec lose a mortgaq** on the
following property m Sem«fthle
County t lor*dS
IN TH E CIR CU IT COURT OF
TH E E IG H T E E N T H JUDICIAL
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SEM INOLE CO UN TY
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f ait, S em i no-ie C-oun t y t io n da
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a b o v e n a m e d court and you a re
r e q iiif e d to s e rv e a ro p y n t you*
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d e fa u lt w d l be e rte re d ' a g a -m f
you to r »hw r e lie f d e m a n d e d m
f t * complaint I>r petition
W ITNESS my hand and the
veal qt sa-d Court on May 2nd
1999
1 S IA U
M AR YANNf MORSE
tier* of the Circuit Court
By Wendy W CoUiM
'Deputy Cle-r*
Pub Sh May 3 '3 19 34 'f it
DF f *4
LE G A L A D V E R TIS E M E N T
RID *M 49 19
NOTICE IS HF RE H 9 GIVE N
that the City o* Sanford f lor da
will reteive seaed bids up *0
i J0 p m on T fp\day May 71
Yf9 *qr the toMowng items
UNIFORM S (F IR E I
The sealed b>ds w ill be
pubhf !r opened later that same
day at 7 00 p m in the C D
Commission Chambers Room
111 Sanford City Hall
Specifications and the proper
b d forms are ava lab'e at no
tost ip the Purchasing Oft-ce
wo N Pac* A.enue Sanford
f CC da <40?i no 34 )
Th# City o* Santord »ese»res
♦he rghf to accept or »eiect anf
or ad bids w th or without
causa to waive technicalities W
to accept the b'd which >n •**
(udgmen* best serves the inter
el? of the City
C ITY OF SANFORD
Waiter Shearm
Purthasmg Agent
Publish May 3 »•*
DEE 4$
IN TH E C IR CU IT CO UR T OF
TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D ICIA L
CIR CU IT COURT OF TH E
S TA TE OF FLO R IO A. IN AND
FOR tE M lN O L E C O U N T Y
CIVIL ACTIO N
CASE NO M 441 CA 0* L
M ORTGAGE AM ERICA INC
Pla'ntdt
vl
RALPH E R E xR O A D TE R i
A R EXROAD and SUN BANK
N ATIO NAL ASSOCIATION
Defendants
N O TIC E OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that
pursuant to A final Judgment of
Foreclosure entered tn the
above it y it d cause m the
C irc u it Court ot Seminole
County. Florida, I will sell the
property situate ih Sen-up©Je
County, Florida, described as
lot J C R Y S T A L B O W L
TH IR D A D D ITIO N according
to the plat thereof as recorded m
Plat Book II Page 7$ ot the
Public Records ot Seminole
County. Florida
at public sal*, to the highest and
best bidder, for cash at the
West Front door of the Seminoie
County Courthouse, at Sanford
Florida af II 00 A M on May 30
I909
D A TE D this 24 day of April,
1999
M AR YANNE MORSE
Clerk of Circ uit Court
By Jane C Jasewic
Deputy Clerk
Publish April 79 May S 1999
D ED 2T7
7R
L e g a l N o tic e s
L e g a l N o tic e s
N O TICE OF PROCEEDINGS
FOR TH E V ACATING
ABANDONING.
DISCONTINUING.
A N D C LO S IN G O F
CASE NO It 7044 CA 04 L
RIGHTS OF WAY OR
in wr
tm f m a r r ia g e o r
DRAINAGE E A S E M E N T
W ENOAI f f M AR*
TO WHOM IT m a y CONCERN
IV* lionet w tit
YOU WILL P L F ASF t a k F
an d
N O TIC E that the Hoard of
Jf ROMt A ll L I AM r LAW*
Co unty C o m m iss io n e rs ot
RrspondP-pt Husband
Seminoie County F l-ur >(ta at
NOTICE OF ACTION
" Kl p m on- the JTrd day of
TO
J t 9 0 V I W li l l A M
.May A D
99* -m the County
C l AW*
Commissioners Meeting Room
1 1 / Wns' Third Vfteyt
a* *he Seminq-ir County Services
Hu !'f >q n Sanford Florida
S a n to rd F lo r id a 37??t
YOU A M
H F R F H Y
w " tmid a public hearing to
NOT IF II D **>a* a Fv» ♦on *,»
fpnsider and (Je'entimy *he*her
D s s o 'u tio n o f M a '* ag» »a
or no* ttie County will vacate
b nen t H a q a n\t ,rj\t ar'd you
abandon discontinue c *ose
ary yyqjtryd to
a fOpy £)•
renounce and d'St la<m any right
y o u t w n M e n d yfyn se s d a- y. *0 - qt the CouMy and the pubi'f m
it on SAtyDRA v M AN«ON
and "0 'he tol OW'hg fights of
way n-r dramage easement run
E SQ U iR f
a f i o r - n - p t ?o*
W fNDA M l r I a w * w*.-.*
h-ng. through or adiacent to the
a d d re s s a i009 E a s t H ig h w a y
de-sr 11 tied! properf y, to wit
4 Ml A *1ta m I’yr- *w f.|>i in g.s F for i da
That portion ot Main Avenge
12701
nr tie to re *♦■*- * da» of
abu'tt-ng lo-t'S 13 through If g-f
June WV a- ti * -i* the or-g-na'
Him * t and 'Ots )4 through 79
w ith * t# L l r r i i>t th is C o u rt
(,t H oc * H V-dway Me-ghts
w ittie r t e i o ' r U f « i( * on P n ti
as recorded m Pia* Boo* 4 page
tione» s a t i n ir p y n» myr-#d a ’ n r
41 ot the Pub'»< Records o*
th e re a t* * *
:,**#»#, \p a d e ta u i*
Semino e Count, Fionda
w>ll ta- e n ip re d aga m s* you to r
P I RSONS i ? 4 T F « F S T F D
♦he r#!i*>t demanded ■ the m a y A p C I A R A N D H F
F*efi*t©n
D .ssoi M m * M a *
Mf A R [ ) AT TMf T im e a n d
* age
P l ACF a b o v e S P ECIFIED
HOAR DOF
W iTNT SS my hand ar,d wa
of th«S Court on ih s 1 day of
CO U N TY COMMISSIONERS
May 949
OF SEM INOLE COUNTY
SF Al
t l.O R >DA
MARYANNF MORSF
A t T f ST
C ie* * -1 * th e C if i j - ! f ( f -H
Maryann* Mn-r%e
B y i e n r *yt I 1 P u r e
C 'erfc to (he Povcit
As Deploy C «-f*
Pubi'Sh May 3 *19
P it! vh MayS <1 19 JS
DEE 74
D EE •*
IN THE CIR CU IT COURT FOR
S IM IN O L E COUNTY.
FLORIOA
LEGAL A D V I R TIS FM F N T
Case Number 49 1*4? C A 04 L
RIO »44 19 SO
IN
RE
TheMamageof
N O T ic r IS M EREH9 G IV E N
TFRR Y DIANE »»C F
♦hat tn* City ol Sanlord' F lo* ,,-ja
Pet i11oner W if*
Will recetye sealed b-dS up
and
1 It- p m on Tuesday Ma» 3?
ARON
A
R
lC
I
'999 tor trie to 11 rj w-ng i*«nn\
Respondent Husband
Security System
NOTICE OF ACTION
I Mam Water Plant i
TO
ARON
A RlCF
The seamd b d s wHI be
You 4»* ngtit ed 'ha* 4« action
public ly opened a*e» that same
for *he r| stO'uhOn qt ypyr mar
day at 7 OU p m * the C »?
r age to TE R R Y 0 ‘ANF »lC F
Commission (inw |#*s Rriom
has been t.-ed You are required
II? SanfordCdy «a
to ser.e a copy of yOvr written
Spec I■ra’ -Ons and *r<e prqpwr
defences ♦ anf to Petitioner S
bid form are a»# !ab'e a* no
attorney whose name is LINDA
cost in th# Purchasing Off ire
•^Ol AS h R F F D Hyatt Leg#100 N Par* A.^ee-ue- Santo#t|
■„er,yuf:es 7*11 East Colon-a l
f l-or ida - 40i?i DO 34" i
Drive
Orlando. Florida J2901
The City o» Sanford newr *es
and I lie the ong-nai ws'th the
the- r ghf to accept or tp,p+i any
C'erk oi th* Court cm gr before
or a b'ds with or w-ithou*
May J i. 19l» otherwise a
r ause to *a .• technical hea o»
jdgm enf may be entered
ta atfept the bid whrtfh n tfs
aga ns* you for *he re(,et de
judgment best ser,e^ tne r-fe»
manded
n the F,et-»'On
est ot »he C -ty
W iTtjfSS my hand and sea'
C ITY OF SANFORD
q! this Court ©n Apr-i 24 ifff
Waiter Shearm
MAR YANNE MORSE
Pijrt hasinq Age> »
Cle r k
Publish May 5 i m
By
Jennifer P Price
O f f 44
Deputy Clerk
COURT SEAL
PubbSh April 7# May I 1J, 19
1919
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
DE D 342
THE E IG H T E E N TH JUDICIAL
C IR CU IT SE Ml N O L I
CO UN TY FLORIOA
NO TICE OF P R O C E E D IN G !
CIVIL ACTION NO
F O R T H ! V AC ATIN G
U b l l CA 99 L
ABANDONING
f e d e r a l n a t io n a l
DISCONTINUING.
M ORTGAGE ASSOCIATION a
A N O C L O tlN O O F
United Sta*es corpora* on
R IG H T ! OF M A Y O R
Plaintiff
DRAINAGE E A S E M E N T
vS
TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN
PAUL L K E L L E Y e' al
YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE
Defendants
N O T IC E that th* Board of
NOTICE OF SALE
County Com m its ion**'s -of
NOTICE is 'hereby' g>*en tha*
Semi no ie County. Fior.da, at
pursuant to the F mai Judgment
1 30 p m on the 23rd day ot
of Foreclosure and Sal# ervred
May A o . '999 in fh* County
in the r aus# pend-ng m the
Commissioners Meeting Room
Circuit Court ot th* Eighteenm
a* the Seminoi* County Services
Judtfial Circuit
n and for
Building m Sanford Florida
Sernmol# County Florida Civil
w>ii hold a public hearing tp
consider and determine whether
Actton No 44 4)4J C A o9 L »n#
undersigned Clerk will sell (he
or not th* County will vacate
p ro p e rty situated in sa-d
abandon discontinue, close
County described as
renounce end disclaim any right
Lot ? Block C BONAVEN
ot the- County and the public m
TU R E H E IG H TS 2ND SEC
and to the- follow-mg rights of
TlO N according to the piai
way or drainage- easement run
nmg through or adjacent tg the
thereof as recorded in Plat
Book |$ pages la and 4? of *h#
described property to wit
The South 3 of 1$ Drainage
Public Records of Seminoie
County Florida
Easement located rear ot pro
party
on Lot 91 Remington Park
at public sa'e to the highest and
best bidder tor cash at f 1 00
Phase I Plat Book 34 Pages ?4 ?4
0 clock A M on the )0th day of
Seminoie County. Florida Sec
May 1949 at the West Front
7?. 79 TW P 21 RNG31
Door ot the Seminoie County
PERSONS IN T E R E S T E D
M A Y A P P E A R A N D BE
Cour thou ve San lor d •w Ida
D A TE D this 74Th day Of April
H EAR D AT TH E TIM E AND
1999
PLACE ABOVE S P E C IFIE D
CLER K OF THE
BOARDOf
CIR CU IT COURT
CO U N TY COMMISSIONERS
M ARVANNE MORSE
A TTE S T
By Jane E Jasewn
Maryann* Mors*
Deputy Clerk
Clerk to the Board
Publish April 79 May 3 1949
Publish May 3 1999
D ED 749
D EE 74
t9hy
IN THE C IR CU IT COURT OF
TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA l
CIR CU IT IN A N D F O R
SEM IN OLE COUNTY
FLORIDA
CASE NO 99 31? CA 09 P
MARY C WE ST ERF if ID and
SYLVIA W BYRD
plaintiffs
vs
A LPMONSO ROBINSON and
W IL U F L E T ROBINSON h.%
w-te and f L f f T f iNANCF
COMPANY t b a SOU TMF RN
DISCOUNT COMPANY
Defendants
NOTICE OF SALE
P f O T lC E *s g iv e n th a t
pursuant *0 a ? mal Judgment
dated April I# Vtt in Case Uo
49 3t? C A 09 P nt the C»Yf «•*
Court o» the Eighteenth Jud-(>a
Circuit >n and fqr Seminoie
County F io n d a ih which
MARY C W E S TF R F IF L D a'd
S Y LV IA W B Y R D are the
Plaintiffs and AL PM ONSO
ROBINSON and W ILLIE L f F
R O B IN S O N
his * ♦# and
fleet
f in a n c e
com pany
t k a SOUTHERN DISCOUNT
COM PA U y a*e *h* Defendants
I will Sell *o the hiqhes* and best
b dde» t0# cash a* **e Wes*
Front door of th* Seminqie
County Courthouse n Sanford
Sem-nole Coun'y F lor da at
II 00 a m on May 73 1999 the
follow ng d*S( * bed prriperty set
forth -n the Drde* of Final
Judgment
Lot j v H'of k L SUNLAND
E STA TES accord-ng to *t,e p'a*
thereoi as recorded in P'a1 Book
H pages 4 through ?? Pub’ r
Her,o»ds ot Semmo’e Count,
F lor-da
D A TE D Apr-IJS '*99
w i t n e s s my hand a^d '♦•-*
seal ot the Court h % 23*h day ol
Apr.) *49
'SEAL
M ARYANNF MORSE
C L f Rk O? T h E
CIR CU IT COURT
By Ja «e f Jasewic
Deputy Clerk
Pub' Sh Apr
May 3 1999
D ED 244
NOTICE OF
F IC TITIO U S NAME
Not*(e is hereby given 'hat we
are engaged *n business a* Jl9?
A i r p o r t H iv d
S a n to rd
Semmo'e County Florida under
the Fictitious Name ot CRUJS
E'WS PUB and that we intend to
register said name W i th the
-Clerk ot the Circu-if Court
Semmo'e County F Iqr.da in
accordance with the Provisions
of the Fiftit.ous Name Statutes
To Wit Sect,on 443 09 Florida
Statutes 193?
s Ronald E K I q?i
s E iv e ra P Kloti
Publish April 21 May 3 1? 19
•99
D FD 734
IN THE CIR C U IT COURT O r
TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D ICIAL
C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E
S TA TE OF FLO R ID A. IN AND
FOR SEM IN OLE CO U N TY
G E N E R A L CIVIL DIVISION
CASE NO 99 4401 CA 99 L
BA Y F IN A N C IA L SAVINGS
BANK
Pla.ntitt
vS
D O N A L D A B l A C k SR
DONALD A BLACK JR and
B E N E F IC IA L SAVINGS BAN*
FSB
Defendants
N O TIC E OF SALE
Notice is hereby given (ha»
pursuant to the Order or F<na
Judgment entered in this cause
m the Circuit Court ©♦ Semmo'e
County, Florida l win sell the
property Situated m Semmo e
C ounty F lor ida desc r ibed a s
Lot 4. Repiaf of LoH $4
through 41 and Loti ?i through
11 of Queen-i Mirror South Sec
and R ep la-1 A d d i t i o n ta
Casselberry, according to the
Plat thereof as recorded in PlaP
Book 14, Page i$ Public RE
cords ot Seminoie County
Florida
at public sal# to the highest and
best bidder tor cash at the
West Front Door of the Seminole
County Courthouse Sanford
Florida at n oo A M on May )0
1999
D A TE D this 24 day ot April
19*9
M A R Y A N N E M O R SE
CLER K
Clerk Circuit Court
By JencE Jasewic
Deputy Clerk
Publish April ?• May S. 1999
D ED 244
Charge
it.
We now accept MasterCard and Vita.
Sanford Herald
�SB — Sanford HenMd, Sanford, Florida — Friday, May 5. 1989
L e g a l N o tic e s
L e g a l N o tic e s
IN TH E CO UN TY CO UR T OF
TH E E IO H T C E N T H JU D IC IA L
C IR CU IT IN A N D F O R
SEM IN OLE CO UN TY. I T A T E
OF FLORIDA
C A IE NO M )t tj CA Of
Division L
V ETM O R FINANCIAL INC
Plaintiff
IN T H E C IR CU IT CO UR T. IN
A N D F O R SEM INOLE
C O U N TY . FLO R ID A
CASE NO M 1727 CA ** P
M CLEAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Plaintiff
vt
W A N D A M P A YN E.
R EIN A L D O S O U TO GILZA
SOU TO at tenants W ILLIA M
S EVANS IM OGENE M
EVANS at tenant!, and
any unknown heirs devisees,
grantees creditors, and other
unknown persons or unknown
spouses c filming by, through .
and1under any ot the
above named Defendants,
Defendants
N O TIC E OF
FO RECLO SUR E SALE
N O TIC E it hereby given that
the undersigned M aryanne
Morte Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Seminole Count*. Florida will
on the JOth day of May. Iftf. at
U 00 o clock a m at the Wett
Front door of the Seminole
County Courthouse Sanford
Florida., otter for tale and tell at
public outcry to the highest and
best bidder lor cath. the follow
ing described property situate in
Seminole County. Florida
Beginning at the Southerly
rtgh! o! way of Church Street
and the Easterly right of way ot
Lake view Avenue being in Block.
1 WfLOME RE. at recorded in
Plat Book 1. Page t il, Public
Records of ‘Seminole County,
Flor ida, run thence South 100 0
feel to Point of Beginning, run
thence South M O feet thence
East l?l 0 feet, thence North
JO 0 feet thence Wett It 0 feet
thence North S0 0 feet thence
Wett fO 0 feet to Point of Begin
ning
pursuant to the Final Judgment
entered in a cate pending in said
Court, tha Style Of which It
indicated above
W ITNESS my hand and ot
tidal teal ot taid Court this 71th
day of April iftf
(C O U R T S EAL!
Maryanne Morte
C LER K OF TH E
CIR C U IT CO UR T
By Jane E Jatewic
Deputy Clerk
Publish April 7t May 5 Iftf
D E D 771
>1
R ICHAR DC FOX E t AL
N O TIC E OF
FORECLOSURE SALE
N O TICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN
pursuant fo a Final Judgment of
foreclosure datod May \ TfW.
and' e n te re d in Ca t e No
I I J lf J CA Of ol the Circuit
Court ol the E IG H T E E N T H
Judicial Circuit in and for
S E M IN O L E Count* Florida
wherein M E T VOW F IN AN
CIAL INC it the Plaintiff and
R lC H A R D C FOX PA M ELA L
FOX HIS WI F E
JO H N E
S WAN
E D I T H S S WAN
HUSBAND AND W IFE F R E D
W SMITH UN M A R R IED are
the Defendant* I mill tell to the
highest and bet! bidder for cash
at the Wett Front Door of the
Seminole Count* Courmouse in
Sanford Florida at II 00 a m
on tne da* of June I iff*, the
following deteribed property at
tet forth In ta<d Final Judg
ment
LOT 1 SANFORD PLACE A
S U B D IV IS IO N A C C O R D IN G
TO THE PLAT TH E R E O F AS
R ECO R DED IN P LA T BOOK 1J
PAGES JJ THROUGH 35 OF
THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f
S EM IN O LE C O U N TY
FLORIOA
PR O PER TY ADDRESS **•
M O N R O E H A R B O R SAN
FORD FLO R ID A 37771
W ITNESS my hand and the
teal otthit Court on May J. iftf
H O NO R ABLE M A R Y A N N E
MORSE
Clerk ol the Circuit Cour!
By Jane E J atomic
Deputy Clerk
Publish May 5 U Iftf
D EE SI
FLO R IO A D O C U M K N TM
N O TIC E OF PUBLIC SALE
LOCK S AFE, INC.
Hereby give* notice of tale
under tebd act, to wit On May
72. iftf at 10 00 a m at Lock
Save. Inc . 7450 W 25th Street.
Sanford F L 32771
Let tor mill conduct a public
tale with reserve to the highest
bidder for cash of the contents of
the following apace number*
JO? Parktlde Investors, Inc ,
7127 S Georgia Av* Unit A,
Sanford FI 32773
MS Nancy Foster, P O Bo>
111. Sanford FL 37772
444 Mark Farrarl. Tffi N W
IStthSi .Opalocka F L 110S4
M l Larry Maddoi. no E i
ecvfive Center Dr. #l 17, Wett
Palm Beach. FI 33401
102 Rarntay A Son*. P O
Bob 7!Q* Long mood FI 32750
General deter option of pro
party Houtehoid good* tooit.
furniture, mood etc
Tenant hat the right to re
deem contents anytime prior to
tale Thtt tale it being made to
satisfy a landlord s lien
The public It In vited to attend
Publith May I ll. iftf
D EE U
IN TH E C IR C U IT CO UR T.
E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L
C IR CU IT. IN AND FOR
SEM IN OLE CO U N TY .
FLO R IDA
CASE NO. E M M CA M L
SPRINGWOOD V IL LA G E
A P A R TM E N T CORPORATION
a Florida corporation
Plaintiff.
vt
S Y LV IA H BROWN
Defendant!
N O TIC E OF SALE
Notice It hereby given that,
purtuent to a Summary Final
Judgment of Foreclosure on
farad herein. I mill tall the
property tltueted In Sam mote
County. Florida, described at
Unit No U S A of SPRING
WOOD V I L L A G E CON
D OM INIUM , and an undivided
1/1*4 infereit In the land,
common element* and common
et pentet appurtenant to taid
Unit, all in accordance mith and
tub tact to the covenantt. condi
tiont. restrictions. term* and
other provitient of the! De
deration of Condominium of
Springmood Village, a Con
dominium at recorded In Of
tidal Record! Book 1M1, Page
I0 4 t , P u b lic R e c o r d t of
Sam mote County. Florida
al public tale, to the highest and
bett bidder tor cath. at the wet!
Iron! entrance, Seminole County
Courthoute in Santord. Florida
at 11 00 A M on the JOth day ol
May iftf
W ITNESS my hand and Of
licial Seal o! taid Court this J4lh
day Of April. Id t
(S EA L!
M ARYANNE MORSE
C LER K CIR CUIT COURT
B^y JeneE Jatemtc
Oeputy Clerk
Publith April 7f Mmy S. iftf
D EO H i
N O TIC E OF
PUBLIC H EAR IN O
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
i V T H C C I T V O F
LONGWOOD. F LO R ID A, that
the City Commitnon will hold a
Public Hearing on Monday. May
27, IM*. 7 JO P M
in the
Longwood City Commission
Chambert. 171 Wett Warren
Avenue. Longwood. Florida
37750 or at toon thereafter at
pottibie. to discuss the Capital
Financing Plan lor the con
ttruction of the Comprehensive
Matter Watfewater Collection
Plan The City hat conducted
wastewater collection tyttem
p la n n in g lo r the C i t y o l
Longwood tewer tarvlea area,
and hat prepared a Matter
Watfewater Collection Plan lo
provide tewer ter vice lo the
entire City tewer service area
The purpose ot the Public
Hearing it to present the Capital
Financing Plan lor the Com
preventive Matter Watfewater
Collection Plan construction
The Hearing will provide inter
esled parties an upper!unity to
better understand the project
and Its cost to the City residents
and grant interested cifijent
environmental groups, and rep
resentatives from Local and
State agencies the opportunity
to ask Questions and express
opinions regarding the Plan
All persons are advised that it
they decide to appeal an* de
crtion made at theta Hearings
they will need a verbitum
record of the proceedings and
for Such purposes they wilt need
to ensure that a verbatim record
is made which recor d to include
the testimony and evident# upon
which the Appeal is made The
City of Longwood does not
provide this verbatim record
Daied m.s May » »••*
D L Terry City Clef!
C*ty ot longwood Florida
Publish V a , 5 iftf
D I E 44
IN TH E CIR C U IT CO UR T OF
TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L
CIR C U IT. IN A N D FO R
SEM IN OLE C O U N TY .
FLO R ID A.
C A IE NO. * IMF C A * L
SANDY GOLD
CORPORATION. a Florida
corporation
P lainti If .
vt
D A N IE L L PETER SO Nand
SHARON G PETER S O N tut
wife. KOBRIN BUILD ERS
SUPPLY, INC F R E D C
b r e t t m a u e r c p a ABCO
B UILD IN G PRODUCT. INC
and LEW IS COBB
E X T E R M IN A TIN G CO INC
Defendants
N O TIC E OF SALE
NO TICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN
pursuant lo a Final Judgment of
Foreclotura dated April 70. Iftf
entered in Civil Cate Number
i n i r C A o t l . ot the Eigh
teenth Judicial Circuit, in and
for Seminole County, Florida,
wherein SANDY GOLD COR
PO RATION, it Plaintiff, and
D A N IEL L PETER SO N and
SHARON G PETER SO N hit
wtfa. K O B R IN B U I L D E R S
S U P P L Y . INC . F R E D C
B R E TTM A U E R . C P A . ABCO
B U IL D IN G P R O D U C T. INC
and L E W I S C O B B E X
TE R M IN A T IN G C O . INC . are
Defendants I will Mil to the
highest and best bidder lor cath.
at tha West Front Door ot tha
Seminole County Courthouse.
Sanford. Florida at 11 » a m
on May 75, iftf tha following
described property at set forth
in said F Inal Judgment, to wit
Lot tt. and th* East '* ol Lot
10. M I D W A Y C O M M E R C E
C E N TE R , according to tha plat
thereof at recorded in Plat Book
Jl. Paget I t and 40. of tha Public
Records ot Seminole County,
Florida ILESS the South Its 55
feet ot the above described
property)
D A TE D this 74th day of April,
Iftf
(S E A L)
M AR YA N N E MORSE
Clark of the Circuit Court
By JeneE Jatewic
Deputy Clerk
Publish April 2t. May S. Iftf
D E D 770
7 1 - H e i p W anted
7 1 —H « J p W « n t *d
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L e g a l N o tic e s
IN T H E C O U N TY CO UR T OF
TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L
CIR C U IT IN A N D FO R
IE M IN O L E CO U N TY , S TA TE
OF FLO R ID A
C A S IN O 17 411* C A M L
R Y LA N D M O R TGA GE COM
PANY.
Plaintiff,
vt
JA M E S K FLAVIO N. E T A L
N O TICE OF
FO RECLO SUR E SALE
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
pursuant to a F inal Judgment ot
foreclosure dated May 7, Iftf
and ent e r ed in Case No
•7 *1M CA Of L ol the Circuit
Court of the E IG H T E E N T H
Judicial Circuit in and tor
S E M IN O L E County. Florida
wherein R Y LA N D M ORTGAGE
COM PANY it the Plaintiff and
JA M E S K
FLAVIO N
CH R ISTEN H FLA VIO N LUIS
A CRUZ
JANE CRUZ.
CAR M EN M R IV ER A CRUZ.
JOHN CRUZ, are the Defen
dants. I will tell to the highest
and ‘belt bidder tor cath at the
West Front Door ol the Seminole
County Courthoute in Sanford
Florida at 11 00 a m on the day
ot June l. iftf the following
described property as set forth
in said Final Judgment
LO T 74. D E E R RUN. U N IT
II. ACCORDING TO TH E P LA T
TH E R E O F a s R ECO R D ED IN
P LA T BOOK 7f. PAGES 77 AND
23 P U B L I C R E C O R D S OF
SEM IN OLE C O U N TY .
FLO R ID A
TH E R E IS A PU D R ID ER
A TTA C H E D H E R E T O AND BY
TH IS R E FE R E N C E M ADE A
P A RTH EREO F
TO G E T H E R W ITH THE
F O L L O W I N G I T E M S OF
P R O P E R T Y W H I C H ARE
LO C A TE D IN AND IN SALLEO
ItiCl AS A PA RT OF TH E
IM P R O V E M E N TS ON SAIO
LAND RANGE OVEN . V E N T
FAN DISPOSAL. DISHWASM
ER . SM OKE D E T E C T O R
C A R PET
P R O P E R TY ADDRESS 144
W I L D F O X O R I V E
CASSELBERRY
F L O R IO A
T27JJ
W ITNESS my hand and the
teal of thit Court on May J IfM
H O N O R AB LE M A R Y A N N E
MORSE
Clerk of tha Circuit Court
By JanaE Jatewic
Deputy Clock
Publish May 1.17. Iftf
D E E 53
N O TIC E O F R ES O LU TIO N
CLOSING. VA C A TIN G . AND
ABANDONING.
R IG H TS OF W AY. OR
D RAIN AGE E A S E M E N T
TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
that the Board of County Com
mittieneri of Semin©I* County,
Florida, at Its Regular Meeting
held on the 71th day of April.
A D iftf. in the County Com
mittionert' Meeting Room at
the Seminole County Services
Building in Santord. Florida
pursuant to Petition and Notice
heretofore given, passed and
adopted a Resolution closing
vacating and abandoning, re
nouncing and disclaiming any
and all right ol the County of
Seminole and tha public in and
lo the following described
rights of way or drainage ease
ment. to wit;
That part of the IS SO toot
Drainage and Utility Easement
along the South Una ol Lot )},
Huntington Phase II recorded in
Piet Book if Paget IS and (M
Public Records ot Seminole
County, Florida being more
p a r t i c u l a r l y d e scribed a l
follows Commence al the S W
corner of said Lot 17. thence N
•Worst'’ W, It 10 toet along the
Watt (me at said Lot 17, thence
N H -S O O r E . WOO toot along
the North lino of said It SO foot
Drainage and Utility Eaoamant
tor a Point of Beginning; thence
continue N O TSTO I" E . 17 00
fee! along said North Una.
thence S 00*0VST' E . 1 R toot,
thence S W*S001" W. 12 M toet,
thence N 00*0» Sf W 100 toot to
fht Point of Beginning
By the Board of County Com
missieoeri of Seminole County,
Florida, this 2Sth day of April.
A D . ifW
BOARD OF
CO U N TY COMMISSIONERS
OF SEM INOLE C O U N TY .
FLO R ID A
A TTEST
Maryanne Morse.
Clerk to the Board
Publish May S. I0W
D EE 41
C IT Y OF
LONGWOOD. FLO R IO A
N O TIC E OF
PUBLIC H EA R IN G
IN TH E CIR C U IT CO U R T OF
TO CONSIDER ADO PTIO N
TH C E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L
OF PROPOSE D OR Ol NANCE
C IR CU IT IN A N D FOR
TO WHOM IT MA Y CONC E R N
SEM INOLE CO U N TY .
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
FLO R IDA
by tha Ci t y ot Longwood.
CASE
NO M 107 CA Of L
Florida, that the City Com
R Y LA N D M O R TGAGE
mission will hold a public hear
COMPANY.
ing to consider enactment ol
Plaintiff,
Ordinance No m ent tried
O R DINANCE NO *21
N
A
N
E
T
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M
JALO
W
K A. E T
AN O R D IN A N CE OF TH E
AL
C I T Y OF LO N G W O O D .
N
O
TIC
E
OF
FLO R ID A , A M E N D IN G TH E
FORECLOSURE SALE
B U D G E T FOR TH E FISCAL
N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
Y E A R B E G IN N IN G O C T O S E R
pursuant
to a Final Judgment of
1. ift# A N D E N O IN G SEP
foreclosure dated May I. I«W.
TE M B E R 10. Iftf. AND RE
and
e
n
te
re d in Casa No
L A T IN O TO R E V E N U E S AND
W l f t C A W L Of tha Circuit
E X P E N D ITU R E S PURSUANT
Court ot tha E IG H T E E N T H
TO TH E PROVISIONS OF OR
Judicial Circuit in and for
O IN A N C E N O tOS
S E M IN O L E County. Florida
Said Ordinance was placed on
wharom R Y LA N D M O R TGAGE
first reading on M ONDAY. M AY
COM PANY is ttw Plaintiff and
l, iftf. and the City Commission
N
A N E T T E M JA L O W K A .
will consider tame tor final
JO H N JA LO W K A . TO N Y D
passage and adoption after the
H AR VE Y. F R E D HARVEY,
public hearing, which will be
DORIS L H A R V E Y . HIS W IFE,
held m the City Hall 171 Wett
art tha Defendants. I will sail to
W a r r e n A v e - . L ong wo o d .
the highest and bast bidder tor
Florida on M O ND AY, the l$th
cash at tot West Front Door ol
day of May, A D . It i t at 7 JO
the Seminole County Courthouse
p m . or at soon thereafter at
in Sanford, Florida al II R a m
possible At the meeting, inter
etted parties may appear and be i on tha day of June I. IfW, the
following
datcribad property as
heard with respect to the pro
set forth in said Final Judg
posed Ordinance This hearing
may be continued from time to
LOT4J D E E R RUN U N IT /A.
time until final action is taken
ACCORDING TO TH E P LA T
by the City Commission
TH
E R E O F AS R E CO R O ED IN
A copy ol the proposed Ordl
P L A T BOOK M PAGE 91. OF
nance is posted at the City Halt
TH E PU BLIC RECORDS OF
Longwood. Florida, and copies
SEM IN OLE COUN T V .
are on tile with the Clerk ot the
FLO R IDA
City and same may be inspected
T O G E T H E R WITH THE
by the public
F O L L O W I N G I T E M S OF
A taped record ■#! this meeting
P R O P E R T Y W H I C H ARE
is made by the City lor its
L O C A T E D IN A N D IN
convenience This record may
S TA LL E D AS A P A R T OF THE
not constitute an adequate re
IM P R O V E M E N TS ON SAID
cord tor purposes ot appeal from
l a n d
r a n g e
a decision made by the Com
R A N G EH O O D DISPOSAL
mission with respect to the
D
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H
W
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H
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R
W A L L TO
foregoing matter Any person
WALL C A R PET
wishing to ensure that an adt
P
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ADDRESS
175*
quote record ot the proceedings
B R I D L E B R O O K D R I VE
is maintained tor appellate
CASSELBERRY. F L J7707
purposes is advised to make the
WI TNESS my hand and the
necessary arrangements at his
seal ot this Court on May 2 Iftf
or her owneBpense
h
o norable
m aryanne
Dale this 2nd day of May A D
MORSE
Iftf
Otorfc of the Circuit Court
C I T Y OF IONGW OOD
By JeneE Jatewic
Donald L Terry
Deputy Clerk
City Clerk
Publish
Me* S 17 >««f
Publish Ma* V Ifit
DI E U
OF I it
CLASSIFIED ADS
Seminole
322-2611
Orlando •Winter Park
831-9993
C L A S S IF IE D D E P T . P R IV A T E
HOURS
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P A R TY R A TES
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M t N M V M m f lM M V
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AUTO MECHANIC
• 5. some
lA IT S IT T E N
For infant in my home Refer
ences required Call 111 tfM
RN*S
i i r O S CR V tN SW A N TtD
Psychiatric nurse needed a!
Seminole Community Mental
Heal th Center' s Crises
Stabilisation Unit in Santord
We offer competitive salary
and e n el lent benefits
_________ Call 111 4M7________
Black Masans and Tenders
needed immediately Steady
work, t i p only 111 134*______
A P P LY IN PERSON
M m IXra TXar*.. JPM 0PM
B A IT S ITT E R NEEDED?
In my home for 4 A t year ©Ids
tar summer References re
quired Call JJO 4744 after
i JOPM A ask fee K a re n __
Df ADI INIS
Noon the Da* Before Publication
Sunday II A M Saturday
Monday 1110 A M Saturday
NOTE In the event of the publishing ot errors in advertisement* the
Sanford Herald shell publish tha advertisement after it has been rorrw ted
at no calf to the advertiser but such msertkom shall number no more than
one (tl
M E E T B Y PHONE
Listen To TalkingPersonals*
kl per call shergetoph bill
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BECOME A NOTARY
For Detail. I HD a ll SIM
Florida Molar. Association
L a g a l N o tic e s
IN t H E CIR C U IT COURT. IN
AND FOR IE M IN O L E
C O U N TY . FLO R ID A
PR O BATE OIVISION
CASE NO W ITS CP
I N R E : E S TA TE OF
A R N O LO L OLSON
Deceased
N O TIC E OF
AD M IN ISTR A TIO N
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING
C L A I M S OR D E M A N D S
AGAINST THE ABOVE
E S T A T E AND ALL O T H E R
PERSONS I N T E R E S T E D IN
T HE E STATE
YOU ARE H E R E B Y
N O T I F I E D t ha t t he ad
ministration of the estate ot
A R N O L D L O L S O N Fi l e
Number W 771 CP. It pending in
the Circuit Court tor Seminole
C o u n t y , F lo r id a , Pr obat e
Division the address of which is
Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida
1777* The Personal Repre
tentative of the estate is Lillian
Lucas, whose address is §40
Clayton Street. Orlando. F L
17104 The name and address of
tha Personal Representative s
attorney are set forth below
All persons having claims or
demands against the estate are
required, W I T H I N T H R E E
MONTHS FROM TH E D A TE
OF TH E F IR S T PU BLIC ATIO N
OF THIS N O TIC E , to file with
the clerk ot the above court a
written statement ot any claim
or demand they may have Each
claim must be in writing and
must indicate the basis tor the
claim, the name and address of
tha creditor or his agent or
a flo rn e y. and tha amount
claimed If tha claim is not yet
due, the date when if will
become due shall be stated If
the claim It contingent or unli
quHated, the nature ot the
uncertainty shall be stated If
the claim Is secured, the securI
ty shall be described The
claimant shall deliver sufficient
copies ot the claim to the clerk
to enable the clerk to mail one
copy lo each personal repre
tentative
All persons interested in the
estate to whom a copy of this
Notice ot Administration has
been m ailed a r t required,
W I T H I N T H R E E M O N TH S
FROM TH E D A TE OF TH E
F I R S T P U B L I C A T I O N OF
THIS N O TIC E, to file any ob
factions they may have that
challenges the validity of the
decedent % Will, the qualifica
lions of tha personal repre
tentative, or the venue or
jurisdiction ot the court
A L L CLA IM S. O EM AN DS.
A N D O B JE C TIO N S NOT SO
F IL E D W ILL BE FO R E V E R
BARR ED
Publication of this notice has
begun Date of tha first public#
lion of this notice of administra
lion: May 7. Iftf
/t'Liiikan A Lucas.
As Per sonal Reprasentaf let
ot the E slate of
A R N O LD L OLSON.
Clinton L Doud. Esquire
BALDW IN A BAUM
7100S USHwy 17V7
Fern Park. F L 12710
(407)114 1474
Publish May S. II. ifM
D E E 10
N O TIC E OF P U BLIC SALE
U STORE IT W AREHOUSES
pursuant to Florida Laws iftf.
Chapter 7* 404. Section 1,"
hereby gives notice of salo
under said eel. to wit
On May 11. IfM at 10 00 a m
at 1*05 So Orlando Drive,
Sanford FL 1777], will conduct a
public tala to tha highest bidder
tor cash of the contents of the
tallowing space numbers
>D I t . N o rm a n Roberts,
EurnitureA Boxes
•O 10 Henry L Bryant, Beds.
Couch End Tables.
*0 14. Dorothy Price. Many
Romes.
t i |l, Mark A Truefove,
Couch. Chairs Table
•E 2* Demse Warren. Rock
Ing Chau. Tables
•E 14. Robert Bridges Many
Bones
*E 7a, M ich a el B elche r
Furniture Bones
*E I I . D a v i d W a f e r s .
Furniture.
*F II
Dwight Hunt.
Furniture. Mite items
•E I I
B e v e r l y Po we l l .
Furniture A M»sc items
Tenant has the right lo re
deem contents anytime prior to
sale This sale is being made to
satisfy a statutory lessor t iwn
The public is invited to attend
Publish April 71 May S tfef
L E D 254
I 0 0 T SHOP TECHNICIAN
Dependable hard w orker,
must be eipenmeed. apply
Seminole Ford Inc Body
Shop. 17 *7 A Lk Mary Blvd
V —N u m r y 4
a i—Pe rso n al*
C h ild C a re
BUS DRIVEN
This it i diversified position,
m ust have valid F lo rid a
chaulteurslicense
C H ILD CARE • Christian Love
A Care for child while mother
works! Calf _______ 17J 1111
Christian T t C . Eiperienced.
references, activities, outside
play Sanford area* I l l *771
Saturday CbtM Care
E vf*rrented, my home
IJyrs.Dof
137 1447
CLEANING PERSONNEL
Looking lor persons who are
dependable and thorough
AIRCRAFT REFUELING
You will also will be re
sponsible for ml sc. duties
s i —M o n ty to Le n d
These are full time positions
located at the Santord Airport
Call Marie: Airkne Aviation
Academy__________ 1M4 7t7l
CASH A V A I L A B L E
For
houses, mortgages, income
property guns A gold 1124>*f
E Q U IT W S T M T G .C M F
CASHIERS A CLERRS
Santord Full A part lime!
E if company benefits A prof
it sharir qt Apply in person
Wal Marl. M il Orlando Drive
WalMart Plata .t A M -IR M
Him* tgvftv LMftttk 1M\
M v M C n M
N . I w lm lt t. , H
3 1 I7 IO O
Licensed Mt*. Rrabtrt
M l W b ia iim Lao*. Altamonte
CHILD CARE H O M E R
Experienced Par! time IP M
to 4PM Mon thru F rl 14 hr
Mt 7415.>veningsl7l tM7
CLEAN ER S
Pari time. Eves! 4PM 10PM,
Altamonte area
111 If t f
71— H t l p W n n t t d
E s n ili^ B a d f
p f i« p iv v f n w n i
323-5176
TM W .W b S f
ACCOUNTING C l E l t
Needed for Mfg company
located in Santordarea! Pr ior
enp in acctl payable helpful
but not req^d Energetic
person not afraid ot work only
Send rrsume with salary re
quirements to Boi J1I, c/o
T he Sanford Herald
P O Bov 1457. Santord. Ft 17772
• C 0 TU C D CTSJIE0S
t i l M par hourl We tram
E spending franchise com
pan* looking for career
minded people Qualifica
tions transportation A phone I
Potential to own your own
business within I years! t
Call Tampa
t A M tP M .................JI1 M 4 H 5 1
A C T IV IT Y A S IT • For recently
opened nursing home Part
time, will work into full time
Saturdays req 'd Nursing
home e i penance preferred
Cantor applt 130 7744#it 15
D EM ONSTRATORS I n n »*
liae ol 1s t *.
t W*inR. I* " 1*
•h o t «M C I> m tm «» ll*oii
F i h M Call M0 0ITI
__
MYYM SorM I M l
DtCTART A I K
For evenings and weekends
tor retirement h o w , M l 5*51
D IE T A R Y A ID E Fsrflllme
a
AuR
R1
K■
Nw r — WN|—I
IVm
1*1
Appl, Mponaa.
I . . * * — N v n M . C. wl , r
____ T i l t . MR St.. l« M »rA
D R IV E R /F U L L TIM E
CKompMii TV t ir r t n ll, hot
an opening lor anonllMnlaillc
indivlduall
Appl, *1
ChomptMi T V . K Mori P U l .
SlPtOfR
M jM I
F»n etubove reflect a |l 50 cosh discount lor prompt payment Stoityour
od lor 10 doyt at a lower cost per day 1 Ime minimum charge Cancel
when you get results Pay only tor days your od run* at rate earned
Use lull description lor fastest results It pays to tell the whole story when
o*tro Ime* cost so little more
* ■*—
fools
needed Modern facility and
parts department Import and
domestic 5ee Mike Weidman
Aristocrat Motor Cars
4175 Hwy 17*7. Santord. F tor Ida
B A B Y S IT TE R Wantodl Nltes!
My home! For 7 yr old! Ret
111 1714 ar Nave message!
use u t e i M
J i '”
Saturdays,
CNA’ S / H O IK HEALTH AIDES
W ANT TO WORE?
Lot t ot home care and staf
tmg available in Orange and
Semmoie counties W ANT TO
BE PAID EAC H DAY? Bring
this ad tor tree suyr up gift
Call Jackie tud tf •740 5714
M E D IC A L PER SO NNEL POOL
Escbange Budding, t? 97
______ Mafttond. Ftonda______
CNA’S
F U L L T I M E F O tIT IO N t
A V A ILA B LE A LL t H I F T t
NO E X P E R IE N C E N E C E t
VARY. S T E A D Y A ND DE
PENDARLE PEOPLE
N E E D E D PLEASE A P P LY
H illlu n * H m H* C a r. Cm W
BAHAMA DC S
tIM S F R EN CH A V E .
SANFORD. F L.
No PRmo Ca IIl PN o w
E ipmimcaR tmrvtary lor GYM
o l llt , Tr.n it.ip lio n . com
puMf. Iro nlo lllc.tk illl
_____ Call H I AMR Iron F I
E > p .rt.n c * 4 m .rti.n lc . o «n
loo+t. E x .lle n t aork+ng con
d.l+ont Apply in prrum
R f.lt A v t .lM t iv t .lf ll Iwrtk
OrlonRo D r , SonMrR
l i t ISIS
F liC K G U S S LJM IN A TO tS
Escape 14 tratficl Work in
Sanford! Hand layup exp a
must! Mold building back
g ro u n d p r t f e r r e d i N a ll
company with new plant A
product I4'hr. with exp plus
benefits! Apply Jwrelce. Inc
47» Hickman Circle
14 Industrial Fork. H U M !
F L O O R rO W M “
4
7AM J JOPM with experience
in butting floors 40hrvwk
HdMsaven Health Care Center
l l l - R S K _____________ t O t / H
FRONT K M CLERK
M itroi m a r a n a pratarnR.
will Iram Apply O A T S INN.
SANFORD. SR P i l l , or
Coll H I I N
FU LL/FAR T TIM E CASHIERS
M uit ba hard working and
h o n til E i c t l l . n l banatll
packaga plut compaMiv* ml
ary Apply In p a r m only
tpa.daay S l.rvw Marvin
______ I « I P M, Sfldard________
f t l K t t f f O IS M T C H tr
Sanford Airport. 2 positions
open, full time Call Marie
Airline Aviation, P4 7171
A P P T. B E T T E R PA RT TIM E
EV C 6 - Established custom
ert only Musi be persuasive
and outgoing Nonsmoking MS
graduate Apply; Rich Fand
Ptaw M l W lw b I t , la otord
COOKS A CASHIERS
All shifts available, full time
No #>p necessary Starting
immediately Hoiety wage *
bonus P r o m o t i o n a l op
portumties available Apply at
Amoco 4400 W St Rd M.
Sanford (former ly Phillips 44)
or at M0 W Lk Mary B lvd .
Lk Mary (formerly Phillips)
ARE YOU A ItN/LPN
Exp In lollag* nunery pro
ducllon, PH voluablo lo ll
tailing, prillc id. appllotion
4 lately Nunery loceted in
Santord Coll...............H I I W
HAIRSTYLIST
E V E R Y B O D Y 'S HAIR CUTS,
Lokt Mery/Winbr Park. SS
hr plui commmion,
tipi. paM hoi idayil
Coll M l 4W<orMI 111/
HAIRSTYLIST
I booth available ft
erencesrequired C a tlU l 1*74
M AfFY NURSES WEEK!
RN'k and L P N 't noedtd Im
mediately lor italllng Apply
today, work today, dal pa-d
lomorrowl Wrekand rataH
Call now!.....................M0SJM
M E D IC A L P E R S O W E L POOL
EacXanga RutIding
— 711*1.1"------HOUSEREEFER/COOK
CaiMlborry. part hma. talary
negotiable
Call *11 MS/
HOUSEKEEPER S JANITOR
Com petitive salary, good
benatits. excellent working
conditions. 40hr work week
VILLAGE O N T IC GREER
L O M O W O O O ................a t ld lN
H O USEKEEFRR4
COMPANION
M/YF/F, non um kor. rater
m m . Santord
W ISM
INSURANCE S B K T R N Y
For buiy orthopedic otlico In
Daltona Fulltlmo
l i t SHS
75 wofkcfi needwl lot
(enetal labor. Top pay m Ihe
Central Florida atea* Repwt
GAM and be ready to wwk1
I T S L CaRMRRKlal, Sn I r I
h S e lw M W R
UM OSCRFCRS
Experienced with drivers
license, full time position.
good pay and benefits 327 H33
LATCHKEYDRKCTM
Pnin. yr. round! 00 hr/wk
Bator* 4 alter uchool core!
M F Chaul 1 licpnt* reg'd
Apply In parton 100 W lath
SI
m H a ilM n Flanagan!
LAUNDRY R R S O N
Claan. pren, M d . prepare
restaurant Imens Laka Mary
ana Pari lima, rekarancat
No tap required....... IM OHO
FULL/PART TIME WAITRESS
F u ll service exp needed
Apply at Carlo's Italian Rat
laurant, 2501 S French Ave___
GENERAL OFFICE
Good typing skills Non smok
er
Call 371 4134
GOLF COURSE WORKERS
Full 4 pari lima Good pay 4
banal,li+ Sabal Roinl Country
Club Longwood
M l I Ilk
GOOD W O M E N S NEEDED!
D 4 IL Y W ORK.........D A IL Y RAY
Call 4a> lor dH a ill ...... H I H it
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lion ik llli Solary 4 bonus
Eac benelltiw.growing Co!
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a i W . I N b S I, Santord
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oriented energetic environ
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StM iwk sailing company
products It rou or* tun lov
Ing. matey minded and wont
more Ihen o ho hum lab, call
today. 10AM
IPM . Mr
Hartwell. 1*1 U P eat lit . NO
■ I P . NECESSARY. > wkt.
paid tr a i n i n g . Iraval
throughout Florida, trompor
l oti on l u r n l t h a d Cat h
advance lo iiori Must bo obi*
♦oslorl immediately. Coll now
LI**'In Ratty siller ■ Room,
board A salary Rotorences
required UP I W mornings
LPN llPMtolAALtulltlm*
Apply In person
Laa.ibw Nern aCenCor
♦ IF t.M d S I. SaaMrR
M I L T WORK. DAILY f A T !
Jo in C e n tu ry Labor, Ihe
highest paying temp service in
the area! We need men and
women, no experience neces
spry Call today t
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light mechanic work Apply in
person Pbtl Bet!is Car Cantor
li f t Orlande D r- SaMard
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IT T H T K M U ff K EN T!
If you qualify, we have more
life leads than we can use I
Full company tenefilst
Contact F r a a b .------- .M l A IM
ATTENTION
I M N D M C t t NCEOCO
Men aval women tor conilrvs
lio n , f a c t o r y a s s embl y ,
warehouse and nursery Jobs
Daily pay
Highest pay in
town guaranteed! Report fo
Labor Team Inc.. MS N
Palmetto, by I M A M . U M M f
AMbaNi r Sbrw CitiJMl
Put your elecrlon lc and
mechanical skills to good use
II you can solder, stuff boards
or do light assembly and want
lo work 7110 hourt'wk call
133 t u t o r apply in parson
450 Technology Park. Lk Mary
Also accepting applications lor
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t o R a im ^ l j j l j g
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pony, chance for advance
ment! Pay negotiable, must
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hah commercial lawn service
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LARRY'S LAWN SIRVICB
Lawn MawmgiTraa Trimming
Removal <Sodding Saedmg
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L A R IN S E R V I C E
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Inferior Kenovafions Cabi
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pressure cleaning. 11 yrs exp
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tapairtT CaK Yancey’s Name
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defer homes! For a Free
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_ 377 7140 or *P4 M5 554*
Commercial 4 RasiBenfiai. In
ferlo# 4 E atenor, B rjq .n l
Expert We offer Quality
products. M o d n ift prices 4
Guaranteed results! Financ
9 available'
Calf 111 7401
17* lereice CaUt (barn clean
mg Hew work Bemodeiing
All wo* k act ruled'
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Warehouse clearance at new
IfM pools. 24 ft x 17 ft
comptefely installed fnctuBet
huge deck, ladder, fencing,
filtor and skimmer Financing
available Other pads avail
able Cali toll free 24 hour si
I m 133-MM American Pools
By An American Company
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333 t m d a r w m t o
•'LM The PrFNH N p g liW j r - .
FONN 4 L L E N LARM R T R E E
Troe removal and lawn care
Mulch and clean l#> 3315)10
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h i I N 'r A K I .V I .K ®
71—H e lp W anted
L O T F O R TE R Rncriv* all Ihe
b*n»litt ol a maiw corpora
tlen’i employee1 M ri full
time. (A M IF M Pay com
menturate m lti erpenence
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mentt Banatlli GOME JOIN
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M m . thru Frl
W M k lW t tt M lllH O
LPN'S&ONE'S
Full A perl Hereof W f r tf nds
Allot Work In e teem oriented
facility All shifts, eicellent
M l wry A benefits Lengweed
m m U n ........ ........ t n n m
inrs/inn/cu's
R N 'S U S It/b r. LRN’Ste
111 W/hr. C N k 't ta U 4*/hr
Writ* your own Khadule and
direcl your own career We
oiler Ilea t ir t . high pay.
great eilignmanlt. sign up A
referral bonutat. Inturance
JO IN TH E B E S T TE A M IN
C E N TR A L FLO R ID A !
WESTERN MEOtCAL SERVICE
_________Can eatD i i _________
MAINTENANCE M M
Full lime, hourly wap* p in
booth Apply ol Amoco. HOC
W SI R d 10. S o n l o r d
lldrmocly PhlHIpiMI
MANAGCO LOGISTICS
SYSTEMS, INC,
A division ol Ryder System. it
Accepting Applications for
•HEAVY TRUCK MECHANICS*
•EIRE MECHANIC*
•TIRE MAN*
•M U S H * .
In tho Sonlord orto
Eacollont opportunity ond
konollltt Contort Roy ot:
R f m t M . oat t it or >t«
Buah Bled ■Sonlord. FI EOE
MATERIAL N AM UR
I, lull llmo. hotpitot ond
7 1 -H t lp W in f M
RECEPTION IST/SECRETAKY
Multi office, eacettenf typing
A word processing skills,
m ulti phonos, notary pro
torrod. prof appearance
Sanford m flh j/ g l t » >
SAUSPERSON
E ■parlance required, make up
lo SOdO/wk
1MJMS
S EC R ETA R T/B O O K R EER ER
General office Iklllt. tom*
dfipetchlng duties. knowledge
at ore* helpful Local cam
pone
I <00 l i t 1111
S E C R E TA R Y Hard working A
o n l h u i l a t l l c In d iv id u a l
Needed new I lo w attic*, no
legal t i p . *q d M ull hovo
d ic t a p h o n e A W P e r p
Non tmoker................ JJ1 IMS
S E C U R ITY GUARDS
Hiring for Lake Mary art*
Weeklypay
CalltStlJ**
S E C U R ITY O FFIC ER S
Pinkertons It looking lor
part lim* tocurily olticert lor
Sonlord Will tralnl Apply ot
m i Lawton Rd . Soft* ITS
Orlando. tkag/il
SECURITY GUARDS
Futl'parf time positions avail
ifot iro n M P k o w tC iti it? m i
SECURITY OTFICEtS HEEDED
Im m e d la ttly i la k e M ary
areal Pbant toraygO t l l M II
_______ AekNr RlntMrly_______
SEM I R E T IR E D C O U R L I ■ T*
car* lor hart** on boarding
ranch near Senlvd U r * In
mobile home on rm ch
_________ Coll M l 1M*_________
SfRATER/TMISNER
Full llmo pot 11km. day or
•vonlng Mitt, mutt be erp In
*11 p h o k o i ol t u r n llu r *
f ini thing. Call 111 **W or
apply i t 111 Hickman D r ,
Sonlord I I I Industrial Park I
TR A IN ER S
>11 M itt avail
able Our cllonti Mow tholr
appreciation lor what you do I
Formal training A bonut
Call...................................m i r o t
TRC Temp/Pemm
PENBNNEL
R- IHO. *■------IHeFHMV YWn^RTY WiPBnNBS
Needed tor looinp true hi on
turf term Benefits eveilebie
_________ coii m m _________
MEMCALPWTNM
Needed lor w* * M control
cllnlcl Etporioncodonlyl
_________ Coll m m _________
W t -IIM
NARCHOUSC HDNIEtS
Full or part lima potition
Good tlarting talarlet Mutt
hay* own phono A transport*
lion Cell 110 1111 ATS No I**
ASSO CIATED
TEM P O R A R Y
S TA F F IN O
NEMCALTRARSOnmONIST
For butforthapoodic offices,
Contort 757 m i
HEED A M T
Coll Oltlen Today I
O L S TE N SERVICES
___________ n a i r r i ___________
HEED A SUMMER J04T
B a b ytitla r needed In my
hem*, t K A M 1 S F M 1 day
waok I children Reepaneihl*
penane only
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NECO HELPM O W I
Nall. Co eapandinpl Need
Hal t/l.k M /y r * Call M r.
Scon. PvlandWH >1,404
N E W H IG H E R 1 T A R T IN G
RAVI Far cerlIliad or aiperl
oncod Nurto A idee.. All entire I
U b iy M e N a riU g Cewter
f l t E . M d M ...............
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MINDON CLEANER
E «p * n * n c * d .U » hr
Count w o
Part Tim* Oememtreiort lor
luporm arkoti. Control FI
are* Retired A memt wel
camel Send lotlor to Boa IMS
RO Bob WSJ Sontwd F L M T fl
SMS A O A Y t Taking phono
ordrrt RooplocoNyou
________ n n o n E e t . L________
Clerical bnowlodf* rop'd.
Send re tu rn * I* 10* N .
Monpovtlino Av , Sonl 11)11
S H I N TEAR
Area Coordinator needed
Flea hr 1 1 Comm/bonue. I*
yr A AA rated Co .. 1 M l two
R AINTERS
Flo D L . ropaud oiporlonc*
only. Apply It*) S ito r d Are
DART TIME FLOOR MAH
Til* lloar kcrubbmg. IS hr.
Only oaporloncod pereon need
apply
C o llA M H M
P A R T TIM E - It you onlay
people ond wont to make
11,M Or/m e kooplnp your
preeont lob, coll 1M :
ty CMM C a n Co More. Teoch
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f e e * M aM U n HA owro
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l 4 4 » 4 l » T i H H vilM rt
pup Horn, lull and port
* Gaodpoy A bonollttl
Sobol Rom* C w d ry C W b
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1 II or II J ehitte Every other
wookond olt Conpuliliv* tol
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V. Voteelo Mo war P I MokpRlI.
M l W. RlyPU MR. OMood. Rl.
Dynamic m tdicol prpclk*
eooklnp an a reoriented RN lo
provide puolity I ppnri to III
prowmp practice Mi Sonlord I
Hoip'1*! oiporlonc* deemed
Strong inter pononol Unlit A
L u ll lidpi at phormoceuficple
roputrad Sand return* to RN
00M Briar OdAt Orel*
P .F I
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Wo now have lull A pari tuna
poeilisni avallabl* on our
JAM JPM M ilt *| a reeuil *t
opening up a t«0> acute unit
coring lor in* mart Milled
random W* or* a upa'ior
r a t e d t o c l l i l y o t t e r in g
eile n n r* rehob /rottorarir*
progromt We mvil* you lo
tour o il facility to 1*00 at the
poeeibility at becoming o port
ol our team Salary dependent
upon experience Apply today I
M A A B Y MANOR
M E H e y I I A *1.(M a r y ,R l
Man. M re Rrl
* A M N * R B L M «d tN E E O
•H I A ITS
At M »r4 («n Nurs»ng C in H f.
nu rw t <rt encouraged to »4*n
theif common w m ideal and
motivational spirits into ere
ativoly managing patients
(ir u
Fla tib ia scheduling
(M l/port h m t ». ehgWihty for
health insurance from date ol
hire ond ret*rament program
available!1 Vow o * t it To
pour wit to fipRfMmc* a Oil
ter ent hind ot nursing Oort!
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To toll on
mow 11 /opt* lor u h ond ro
pair of outdoor furniture
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13011*0
M — H — N tt* B rH B * rt
F U R N IS N E o ” I T r S i r T » T
attractive, quiett Near bath.
SlW/wk each Call M l K M
FurnlMad bedroom, bathroom,
lu ll k itc h e n p r lv lla g o k ,
wothor/drytr Mutt have own
phono (ill ttroot parking. SM
depotil glut MO/wh Coll otter
JPM
M l SJN
Roam w/lell prirllepet. I
adult. SIS wk Call 111ROM
LBIRRWBR'UhB M M | A tM
Nice, clean badreem. kilchen
prlvilagot. cable, in / w k .
_________ c * i i » i i -*c h _________
U N F O R D ■ Convenient lace
Non. ollicttncy. turnIMod.
color TV , paddle lent, private
entrance, wfcly maid very ire.
reatonable ratet Call M l MM
Pool I Hout*
privilagatl Jt'wk or LMO'me
_ _ t tt a ill* r t£ * H ^ ^ _
V7— A w r T f i s t n t s
F iFT W i s H W / M » N t
A U R E N -E IT tl SPECIAL)
I bdrm. nit* A r i l Living
room lu rn lih * d F riv o l*
P ? i 'mo piuid*p i l l b i t
U H U
| bdrm , I both. U?S mo plus
kt
Coll U* MOJ
Cffkwwciot. downtown, U H
mo
SI Johm FfOltyCo .
c o t t m ^ t n _________
cknw to downtown, fV9 wk
Ohrt t » w c .M IT IO t________
UW FOAO
L » w ir > bdrm
howw with Flo mom. Itncod
yord. U M ww*k. plus W »
iocyrity
Coll M l M H
Sonlord ) story gorogt o p t. I
bdrm. Air. pool, no pots U »
III A Ust. H W d tp
M l I f 10
I I D I f k . privot* emtroftc*. no
pots, I wdulf IftO weok, |100
socunty
Coll M l 1424
m
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U W D HONES. CONDOS
SfACIOUSII
Root Starting At:
BUYINOOR SELLINOT
NEW IN TORJNT
NEEOTO EUILDT
Oar Sarvtces AreFrteodty
AndFvMy Cemgafirtied
MN
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N O Q U A L IF Y A L L AREASI
Equal Heusing Oppartinlty
CeatTfm Ot Fla. REALTORS
n g / iM w W io M i
M M lab* Mary I
U 1S U 4
LESSTHIMISM CASH
IN CLU O IN O CLOSING COST
1 A 1 bdrm hornet in Sanford.
Deltona. DeBary. Lake Mary.
L a n g w s o d A A lfa m a n t*
Spring* For talecf ion call
PA U L OSBORNE
V E N TU R E I PR O PER TIES
H I -4144___________
SHENANDOAH V t lA G E A P IS
I ond 1 bdrm duploi'i from
fj}0 P*r month Imflviduol
pottos. Ig pool, f*nc*d ploy
ground ond loundry lot UNties
Eiro tltn f tocotion on I f f !
b*tw**n U4 A Lh Mory Bird
EiRiHiM RW c b b h ! ...S 1 I-2 U 0
I b d rm a p l., I l l l ' m o
I
bedroom opt MM/mo No
decant
C o llin M M
t bdrm rear downtown Sanford.
UM /m o Call tor MP*
_________ M S IJ M t n _________
1 D U OAR AV. SANFORD
I bdrm. tewnharsol Grool
<, C/M/A. UM/mo
______ x Co in w I N I
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ru m ls H t d / W »w t
READY IQ R EN T
1 b d r m . . Can. H / A .
oktabllthed Sonlord are* M M
m o ......... Si JohroRooltyCo .
_________ Coii m o m ________
U N F O B O - Lovely 1 bdrm
haul* with Flo mom, fenced
yard. SIM week, plul U M
tocurlty
Call H i m *
I NORMS., garage, lake privi
legal. S i l t mo w ater A
1221
ID S — H w s t s
U is f v m is h B * / R o u t
1 Bdrm . 1 boths! iHb/month.
1st, lost ♦ w d w m i n t
K IT 0 M
Nic*. chion | b d m , J both,
corport, new corpct A point
M M mo
W H A B lt
________or f04 rtt HM ________
For aoilf/lokt- 1st tim* ovoll
obl*t Ncor Airport, 1 bdrm !
bo , q u iit oreo, v o u lttd
codings U ll/m o
13J H it
LAKE MARY
4 bdrm with fomily room, oil
opplioncts......
only 1*11
LAKE MARY
Brond n*w 3 bdrm horn* in
th* Crossings, tot in kitchon.
cothodroi codings
ViO
LAREM AAY
1 bdrm. I both, large fenced
yard....................................S S »
LEASE/O R TIO N Sonlord cut*
> b d rm t. I bath, hardwood
Heart Immediate occupancy I
M il-m o m l i n o tea t i n
1 bdrm , I b o . porch A
gar age I lit, lattwvd tecurilyl
_________ CkR IM W t*_________
S A N FO R D I bdrm*. don. util
room. ter. porch carport.
towcodyrd.iaM/mo l i t 10*1
IMG MeNerNRe An
1 bdrm l<v bam. MM/mo plut
IttA IO O tU lfllH w M O il>*
J bdrm l>i batnt. tphi plan,
fenced, garage SIM/mo
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S N S S U H U N D D Ih
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H/A. corptt. IS ocr* lot MIS
mo otusdMPQSil Colli?; 3/f!
m -O U f iB E -
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IDNGNOOO ■U M IM M Y
117 —Com m ercial
__ ___ R e n ta l*
Far Laataar Salal nth A J T n
One of Sonford'S hottest bust
n*ss locotionsl Corn*r/|
Hwys! lu ll
fo r U s*d
Furniture, Insurance, *tc*
•tel «M H4 llfid oyso r
______ w n n IIMovos.
131— C o n d o m i n i u m
______ R a n ta ji______
S A N D lf WOOD Fur* . goal.
SubUt to B*sp- non smoker
IB B ♦ dN> tMtOffWCMlt m SIW
SAN FOOD Pin* Ridg* Club t
N i c * 3 b d r m t | b a th ,
w*sh*r/dry*f. scr**n*d patio,
pool, jacuiii, lake, no pats
1430/mo plus SI 10deposit
iM M ilS lM lt r
kit U M
135— F o r ~ L t a s a
LEASE O fTIO R I
Hidden Lake Villas. ! story.
3/J, garden villa, all appli
ancas, Ians, screened patio,
garagt Fool, tennis A fish
Tngt IMOmo
Call 3!I 3»t3
137— O H i c a R e n t a l *
BRAND NEW I Fall** Canter
kif FvfSan ltr**L lonkard
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V M A L L X C N TA L O FFIC E S
Vary reasonabltl 11 M Ik. For
deta ils call now
321 k ill
141— H o m e s l o r S a l e
A G O V 'T B E R O BE SALE It
S O I M BA LL. JR. R.A..C.S M.
LAK E M AHV F E A L T Y 1214111
ASSUME* Loch A fB v.
S IM M
LAR R Y HERM AN. BROKER
111 i t t i .....-all h rs -........m N B
B E A U T I F U L L Y M A IN TAINED1 Older home with
l a r g e s c r e e n e d pool 4
fire p la c e C o n v e n ie n tly
located and only 1......... STMOO
LOCH ARBO R I ! bdrm s. 2
baths wilh loads ol room,
corne r lot In beautifully
wooded areal Priced now al
US.000
only!..**................
PR ESTIGIO U S AR E At of Lake
Mary ' i acre lots heavily
treed I
U 0 000to $45,000
LUXUR IO US! 1 bdrm . } bath
wilh breathtaking pool area in
elegant Loch Arbor I 1150,000
N E A R W ILSO N SCHOOLI 3
bdrm , V i bath, with quality
features throughout Lushly
landscaped and only! SI1J.500
iarbara Mactmili
O E L U lE D U n il
Are you tired of aportmonl
Hying J
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Coll 110 OMt
O U R LEX • I bdrm . 1 bath
garage, tcraanad porch, near
tchooli A Mapping M l W *
Lk. Mory. Tb d rm I ball, wall
to wall carpet, kitchen oppli
m e t . control H/A. U lO J M
■>/>. C/H/A.
A kernd porch, all a p p l.
Mis/me alter d recount I Rot
A dap req'd Owiwr 111 10»
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porch, noor H eir. SJM'm*
plut M M tec No M U I M l U N
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lencadl C/H'A. too mo III A
let! lie U M day t -mtgt
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AAA BUSINESS CENTER
U N IG U E I 1 bdrm , 3 bath still
home on almost S wooded
acres!..........................SlkMOQ
I the Fall
1 A 2 ROAM. I f IS .
S 1 M 0 F F 1 S T M 0 . R E IT
CALL TODAY
s m it it p .iH
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WOHUMINDik
REAUYINC
&
lest Boy In Hidden Lakes! J
bdrm 1 balh screened peho.
many es Ires t
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Call Fred arCatky
Rental Unhnuted
2 d M M a r lM t M l______
B U IL D E R CLOSCOUTI
Sat A Son. ItAM fekPM
3 modt-l homes, all J bdrm , ?
bath, with hreplaces Builder
pays closing costs From
Ski TOO V t \ JO year tised
Imam v>g available Call
m i m feat Gary Medley
V E N TU R E I PROPE R TIE S
I V ONNER!
Cardinal Daks. *r acre wooded
lol Builder s home Many
eilras Lake Mary schools
M O TIV A TE D !
t if f MO
i l l sole or i ii m ;
B Y OW NER I H d R n Lake. ]
bdrm , | bath, split plan, pool
4 many ethast
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STENSTROM
REALTY, I NC.
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l - M M t 1111
Now ) bdrm 1 bam wim dbi
garage, vary private lol.
VIX1I0 Groat te fw it! M U
N t W O N M A R K E TI
Stg trees dominate this largo >
B d rm . M m * with fam ily
room, meld* work shop, plus a
carport, fenced, house It va
cant, ready for largo family I
Call today! Don’t welt! UJ.M 0
Call Bag WtMoatMR m i n t
P IN S C R E S TI
Preftyl ) bdrmt Can H/A.
carport, new kitchen I . U t.R 0
Call T o m Oowaottty n / M t t
141— Homes for Sole
REM SMYRRIt BENCH
Cultom dviigrwd 1 bdrm , l ’i
both ronch homo in pro
ittgiouk boochudo orei L m
thin I yoor old M iltv r bdrm
iuitv opvni to u r w n vncn»wd
hoifod pool ond ontoftoinmenl
confer Dvvgnod lor put* on
jOyffftnt G ourm tl country
fcllcbtfi, with firoptico open
Ing fo living room Oufitond
ing voiuootl
HSf.iOO
For information or oppoinJfvwfft
ploovocoll
Linda Longo
W A TIO N R E A L T Y CORK.
tOk 417 3441 A lte r hour*
*04 417 0471
14710 SA|
P O O l HOME SANTORO
Washington .Oaks artat 1
bdrms . 1 be . lamiiy roam
w/f,replace, beeut.tully land
scaped earner lot, ternd
patio sat ooo/otter i m 10*4
A Ik tot P * a ttr«t* *» r Marge I
M U S T tf U B T O IIf lC I
3 bdrm . I it ba . double Kit,
fenced yard, carport, utility
building UI.500 kff 477k
U N F O R D / L K . M A R T Cam
plately renovated ) bdrm . 1
b a . Family room. Central
Aty.kM .iM Call 444 M4*
1 bd rm , dtn/pattlbia Ird
bdrm. I •» bams, fenced car
ner let. clot* la school* By
ewaef. SSJ.aEDAppnt m P d
VA Attumablal ] bdrm. 1
balh. I./QO tq feet Oak cabi
nets, large masiw. screened
perch, treed lot
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m o r e p r o p e r t y th e n
A n y o n e In t h e G r e a t e r
.S a n f o rd Lek e M e r y a re a .
SANFORDt O LD E R B U T NICE
centrally toc.t-fw l bdrm on
to. no, io’ / w V ^ F ttarfor or
retire* L U u f t i t potential
,n,v,trr>* . property Check
thitonel
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SANFORDt N E A T 1 bdrm . I
bath. Country Club Manor
Near uhooft. .Hopping and
bud in* Nice treat located in
fenced yard* ...............SIAM*
SANFORD! ASSUME LO AN ]
bdrm . tt* both In 10 W rit
Needs some T L C Ollfrest
sol* Oumef needs out I SII.WR
S A N F O R O I N E A R
DOWNTOWN, porks and Lekt
Monroe 1 bdrm Ho* motel
shag Doubt* lot Now ra il and
kitchen Super lor tontorsl
......... S K IM
Call us today I
S O U TH E A S T SAN FO R O I
RARE C O U N TR Y O U R LEX
On* unit 1 bdrms , lh* ottwr 1
bdrms G n a t cash How for
owner,investor Sugar country
living Not quit* 1 acre but
bring your horsot.....
S A N F O R O I Z O N E D FOR
FU TU R E COMMERCIAL
US E ) ) bdrm .. klartor or
retlro * homo. O w n er
motivoted Colt newt ... Sot.fM
SANFOROI NO O U A L F IY IN G
lo asswn* 1 bdrm . (both. Big
yord. pool Ham* in Immacu
tot* condition! Equipped
country kitchent....... .
321-2720
F E N C E O : I AC R E !
Picfur* yoursolf on a country
rood! Fenced with huge Oak
trees plus a me* } bdrm ham*
with gar ope You can have a
hortahtrai
....... .. .Stt.FN
Call •** WHUpaita* stum
TO O A V ’S B E S T BUY I
} bd rm t. I'a baths, lamtly
room, tc roenod porch, brand
now kitchen, convenient to
schools!........................*44.140
Call Terri O m atily W I4»f>
b r aucms f
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FI IN T N E SOUTH I
1 3 )-U M
U N F O B O • Ptnacratl >/t. C/H
A A . Fam A util rm . car
port, corner lot S40.MD4M li f t
FO OL HOME I On ovgrtliad fra*
shaded 1*1 Chain link fenced
pool ora* Im m oculat* 1
bdrm . I both Nam* Eat In
kitchen, dining area, living
room, lomily room, onclosoe
perch, uttlltY A carport
Owner on . lout I ..........S ir.IK
U I M 4 m e I4GD-131-I71D
FREE W EEKLY U S T K n
perty "tor sot* by owner" Coll
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UH FO R D
Ret .red* 1 Bdrm
deilhaut*. I car gerag*. aac
lacalionl Only
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HatbU SailBrabae........m i n i
SANFORD
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BRAND H EW CA R P E T! Can
H/A. inside leunWy. tna car
nar lot I Only!
lil.fW
LAKE MARY
A SS U M E ( % M T G . NO
O U A LIF Y IN C t Super ) bdrm
in Th* Crestingst Screened
patie. hug* kitchen, mis an* it
really Meat
sac.fM
Call Dun* a!
CANNON OROUP REALTO R S
•14714*44 _______
) bdrm . I’l bam. immaculate
Inside A out! Large covered
weed deck, C/H/A. aareg*.
bo nd m o n e y a v a ila b le !
Sll.fOO Roger Quick, i n u/0
( M E MART
a bdrm 1 bam At Is ewer
ham* a i Lk Mary Ready ter
your TL C U acre Owner will
held wilh negotiable down
I I H J M Roger Quiet, i n Site
CLOSE TO CATHOLIC
CHURCH A N O SNOPPINOI
Aaeutitul tFartk* buHIt. >
bdrm.. 1 bam Kama with 1*0#
I b d rm . I<y b a SCI patie.
SPA I Like newt 144.1*0 Can
lure II Twin County. MS MS4
Largo Hying roam, family
M adam ) b d r m . > bath.
Hidden Lake hemes, priced *1
all time lews I These hemes
have new paint 4 carpal A are
ready fa move Ini Priced tram
enlyt........................... SII.IM t
TtLr*i
m l Fork O r .
M l W. Lot* Mory
Custom built I bdrm 1 both an
Its lets Central H/A Lika
new. Inside t out Fruit Ira n
galore Roger Quick. >11 k*ro
P O R IIO R R A IT Y K tkklk
UNHEARDOf PRICES!
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1IH W V. ltd*. O t B A R T
fc lO U C E D TO S E LL * U 1 ^ 1 1
I
camar tat Sprmklor tyttom.
attar am water, now corpH m
living ra o m l................ ill.M 0
N E W O N M A R K E TI now mat.
now point inside A out. 1
bdrm. t baths, loti ot room, pll
4 bd rm t. I tlory. e.ter tar
May 5
1<W* — Bb
153 -A. - r qi
Lo* ./bsiie
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bvuiiqiFiig ,ii
if tin i’ O D E l
HOMF SMUk# PAW* Where
the Iraltic is th» best in
Deltona call 407 374 4753
or 407 472 5001
STENSTROM
REALTY. INC.
Ill I 710/3I1 titf
LEM O N BLUFF1 TH R E E
E X T R A N IC E lots across
street from river access Nica
ly treed Beautiful area
Boating and fishing paradise!
Priced to sell al!
, 111,000
G E N E V A A R E A ! B E A U T IF U L
F I V E A C R E S on Retreat
Road Par t i al l y cleared,
excellent drainage, deep wilt
for house or mobile home.
Horses OK Owner motivated!
Wants to sell!
M UR
G E N E V A AREA1 T E N ACRES.
Super opportunity for in
vestment Well treed Pond
Includes doubt* wide mobile
home plus 13X15 addition
Creative financing available
Owner motivated’
113500
Five ♦ acres! Well, septic tank
A fenced Riggs A ire Osteen
321 1702 days 004 tie 4ikleves
U t e ls IM Is M s s
Lot si/e appro* eoXUO. m
canal to lane. 115.100 313 53#
tor more information
SANTORO
S O U TH M E L L O N V IL L E J
U N F O B O ! Lu.ury area and
4 bd rm t. I bom ham* an
appro, a. acre tat with hup*
spreading Oaks Largo rough
coder bdrmt /largo bom 4
■oik In ctotal. I offices being
room/ltraploce. formal din
tng. country kitchen. 1 car
attached garage and Mparaf*
I car garage with attic* Much
mar*I Call tar a***intm*ntl
Listed at inly i girLMO
beautiful cabinets. *#r*a*
ipr ink tor syttam, etc I V
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Buiia.ng let. liO B'X tli't, eIf
E lom S t.
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St Jahni Realty Ca..
_________ Can 111 4111
lia r Ik t t r t t i 1/1 mobile hem*,
■all. pump, pal* bar*, rtaat
Call n w 17141*4
1 S J— C o n d o m in iu m s
C o - O p / S o lo
■Y O W N IR ^ o r t n la lT v in a g r
7 2 s a 500 Blinds/ appli
arvees tpl shady area, kit
20*3 eves Won thru Th u n
CONDOWINTERSPRINGS
I bdrm , I ba new carpet,
paint, fenced patio, good area,
pool, tennis, pets05,537.500
C II Twm County >41*554
SANFORD 7 2 sernd porch.
pool, new appl . carpaf/paiftt,
^ a a s h e ^ ^ e i M D r o j ^ J li j i b
157— M o b i l #
Homos / Solo
CARRIAGECOK
II FEACHTREE. U .4* t
bdr ms . 11 1 baths. 510.000 Call
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'D E A L E R COST*
li t , 5941 5/1 or V% P i Kill illU l l
3h 4 sheetrock w alls, l e i
plywood Hours Delivered on
your lot! Ask about SS down!
Cain 000055 tio>
M UST U U I
Ftaatwood 1 b d rm . I balh,
uraanad parch 10 X/0 qulat
country park in Oc*l* Na
i.onai Farts! Boat ramp A
access ta bass tinea taka,
parti al Iy turn, shad
111. M*
Can tot 11) OMiatiar I K R M
N I N M 00 U IA R HOMES
A V A ILA B LE FOR
IM M E D IA TE O CCURANCT
T O O U A L IF IE P BU Y E R
P t tO M N ID M 0 I I I E HOMES
A V A ILABLE
All Sal Up In Mabit* Ham* Fork
CAUL BART
R E A L E S TA TE
R E A L TO R
111J4M
MHO DOM
N M VA SIM* deem! New >
bdrm Dalian* ham* 1414
fin d P A I. Call The Realty
n ik ia a
1111BAYAV.
Owner Financing! } bdrm .
J J J J ^ r^ jre w n w J j^ g ^
1M
C o w M w rc U l
33 157 00
•VOLUME OIANT*
Wall. Sapiic. Power hulasl
> \ Financing Availablal
LargasIFI Mobil* Horn* Dealer
Call 144*4*4 11*1
Bigg*.I Mobil. Hem* in FI I
11. M with all Optiani! 1)1 no
U l l I *M4M t i l l
.
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fca., C/H /A . naw carpal.
W.Mk/beit *Har. I H H 14aval
bock yard Saatoday!. S U M
novation ........................SOM E
St JohniR aaPyCo.
_________ Coll M l *171_________
Incam* Property I t % ottumo.
no qualitymgl W it
LUO month Row I ar
HdettOnly......... .
C*M BRt A To yyyU e to
i n -I M t or H P MM
IS * — R
M O B IL * T O CHOOSE TO
F A O M I Priced Horn *4k.MB to
SJB.IES "Custom Hom osl"
tebuUMrol
COR I N O M E It
O R O A R Tl Condo. * must l* am
in Terrace Hills, large oof In
k itc h e n , fa m ily room . 1
bdrms. II ugtloirt). pool A
1.............. SJ1.KE
R F / / V ir s K
I M S TO R G O T T I t f t l
E.cellont buy I ImmocvlaW
conditioni 1 b d rm t. I BdRtt
Won t tail a l l ...........
1 b d rm . i bath, a.tra
tot. RV pad A workthdRSR t « W Priced M l . 411.1
323-51M
BIDOCN V IL L A R E I1 b d rm t. t
bofhi With don. 1st lloar unit.
m ............... aai.fM
CUSTOM HOMS I 4 bdrmt. 1
bams, o.ecutivo homo, formal
plan, screened pool, miercoml
Citro largo M l ........ SIIt AM
CaM ioaetF tabor.....
13 144 44
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260-2000
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I ACRE M M E S IT e' i ULMB
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DELTONA 1 bdrmt. I M . l
car garage Audi pa I LOTS!
SSOEMI Call
sms
Located m pfiitlf induiTr ml
port with Us* SSflight in
vochboy No
mtMJrd' l|
mo i«r*w pt monlh to monYb
Ft** w «t* r. O u m p tlft. A
porking Nwy l/ flk S H * ? /
n
C O U N TR Y NOME1 105 ■ 14! tt
lemed lot! Huge oak trees!
Good investment properly!
Fresenilf rented1 Assume no
quality * Call for d rla ils !
Listed at uni, I
U i UU)
TW O STORY1 4 bdrm 2 bath
home wtlh,pool! Large family
room1 New carpeting! Large
corert-d patio’ Country fcflch
en’ Gorgeous iandsiapmg)
Pr .ted lo sell'
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WE N E E D L IS TIN G S I
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n ik k tf
111 N M
LO V C LV f 1 bd rm . H i bath
home on large lot in pre
stiglous Markham Lake area
Just reduced to!
UM 00
CASSELD EM Y
> bdrm , appliancet. carpet,
air. S lu m * . pluiM pout
Call > » Itoo or lie IMP
t lilu r a tf h ii /
Fra* Local Rbaae Uta i get
Call Mac hall*!
I N IMS
BaadalpkCaerl Apart «■ coll
J rente! hornet. ! b d rm t. !
both in Senlord, petit! ve ceth
flow O w n e r!.............Iff.WO*
cell UO0D4_________
U b tM o ry A ro o
Cotl > H * ftl
7S — I m y t o y i w B N t
lU iliU
Eton* T^ m ^ h o m e T
Reasonable rates! Efficient A
^ e lia G je ^ J im jJ ^ e a v e f ^
INVESTORS!!
I >1 >R( Hf M l U A H S
4 S T Y ll STS REEDED
To replace i who couldn't cut
III W* or* td buty. w* can't
handle itt............... N E L R III
Call M l i l M . Sonlord
W iw tW
1 4 1 -H o m B S fo r Sale
U n tu m rs h c d /R c h t
SAUS A TECHNICIANS
Experience neeA d but will
tra ln l Groat atmosphere!
Apply Low* t Erfermlnetors
IPMS Franch A v * . M l AMI
b> I a r r > W r i g h l
f t — A p a r t f iw n t s
Florida — Friday
1/1 A P I
D C LT0M
Non qual.lymg AAortgages
Owner f .naming
io o n to 11t o n Down
M A K IO A C O R P -M J S M S t S I
o u rn i
1 bdrms , I both each Gaud
terms' Askmg1
LTV MO
R R U ID O U N O M K
1/1. tensed, oar eg* carve
men! location Terms! 141.tM
i.tMcac
|lt-j#w!'tuiiy wuoded
Lenlord
A vr Tiem i to fight perty’
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BATEMAN R EALTY
L*cReMtMek»Rrg» r
1314 7 M ............ .. ...J 3 1 3 3 4 7
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h pm aE o n U R c r p K K
Coming toon
Lott For Silo
B p a u b U wooded M s tn
Ovtado. now
Ouvatopmanl
Offlco/RotoU
eiooNont tocpjgn'f csm gt
Park Ava A ?SRi St kH*
ot parking renovakong
under way. imptovemanN
WauEtorwnt MM#
•gquaad C A lto rm o r*
tnformat,on
ENEROy
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1314444/1904041
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r . cedi flaw I rental property
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b iH b
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NAHTEDFIOI DPPEKHWE
Far law
financing Pr.ce A Ikcmi muM
bavaryrtawnabi* Call
Lots/Sr it
fARM DISPERSAL SALE
«acr*» paved road,
vww! 510.000
idsrfs vboodwd
me* stream! W M W
lOacrei. pond i>tv
pasture I 532.000
Prim* atlortfabiv land with
•■toiivni terms available
Just 5 miles from Lake City
These wont last Cell newl
Patten Cor p ikOOkMapM
OCALA N A TIO N A L F O R IftT
Wooded lots River access
15400 each No money Aowai
I4& 41 monthly
Owner
IPMH3M570 0» 1004)031431
U J — W ilR F f r ie !
P f B P B r t y ' Sa K
IAIE MONROE
St John s River 3 2, huge iot,
w# vveil dock n«vtgebi« lo
Atlantic Oteen. close to i 4 44.
4 17 f2 Owner fmenctng!
W ALLACE C R I t l R E A L TY
IS1PS77
_______
HOME APPLIANCE
CENTER. INC.
304 CAST DIMUEhOAL SYHf f t
SAN’ OfiP riOfUOk 3?7fi
a t. e MAYTAG
�1 M — S.ntoril Meralil
S^ntord. Florida — Friday, May 5. 1989
111— Appliances
/ Furniture
197—Eq u ipm e n t
F o r Bent
MUST SELLt Sofa and chair
t »r*t come* Good cond-lion'
Ructi tints
1*2 —W « t*r1 ro n t
P ro p e rty /S a le
M l WSHVOIR
M ull M ill ] M t t l l O Kfer
hom# tented * ln m system
best otier over 4*11000' Call
n r H jjd s f t o f no nsieves
l i t —Appliances
/ Fu rn itu re
ttOO<4 belt c'ter )?1 I0M
■etrigeratar llc w f l.ly r
Eacellent condition IMI
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Can lie tell
clean eacellent condition'
i m _________ Call 171 a tot
N U N T i r t H O M K
F U R N I I H I N G t ' f o r ma l l y
The Bargain Rarnl Nee 4
tried quality furniture' Ruy
%e*: £ com*g«me«t 111 f |%«
I t , Sanford
H I 1904
BIDS-MDSIEDS
The factory outlet %to»e to»
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five Pillow Couch 4 Leveseatf
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hammer. Juki tacker Indus
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tea length, satin, sire 10. shoes
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SIS Instrument Panel A wheel
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IV E R TT M IN G M U S T G O *
>01 DOGWOOD DR SANFORD
SATURDAY. RAM »
Frl. A t o t . 9 4 RV accessories
dinette sett, lots of misc 200
S Otd Monroe Rd (West Hruy
44 between Airport A C It I___
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Antique dresser, queen bed
car stere#. Custom mini
blinds, matching spread A
drapes, picnic table, dressers
lets el clothes A misc 2RI2 S
Palmetto Santord l inter sec
lien of Santord Ave A 20th
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CI4AT 4 FAMILY VMD MU
Let set bargamsl
lath Plata A Oak . F rl A Sat
Glass eispiay cases, furniture
ne w A used c h il d r e n 's
clothmg Lot's of misc Sat a
Sun t a 11*1 S Santord Ave
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Sat only. 4AM to >PM. 114 Long
Leaf Pine Circle (Hidden
Lak es). Sanford Lots of
haueahaid items A misc t
MURE SALE
tot only. May 4 9AM. Kennel
Rd . Santord. > miles E of I 4
ott SR 44 Dolls Books. Toys
Glassware. LotsetMiscs!
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Many household items A much
more? 2/2 A 2/1 Abbott Ave ,
Lake Mary
(Follow signs?)
Sunland Estates. 414 Mi mesa
Terrace 9AM 4PM. tot. A
Sunday? Cental* caler TV ,
terptfere. ham* Hems R mere
Tools ot an kinds' Backyardand
Shop Sale I HOt S Summerlin.
Santord F rl A Sat
Yard Sale furniture clothes. A
lots of misc 9 1 Sat 2101 Lisa
Ct Cast. eH at Hartwell Ave
YOUTH FUND MUSH
S e v e n th D a y A d v e n tis t
Church. M U N County Rd
42/. Sanford Sun only. 4AM
to 1PM Furniture quality
c lothes A lots more bargains!
i l l P IN E C R C tT DR I Sanlord
Frl. A Sat . from 9AM til 4PM
4 Family Sate? Bargains!
C R A FTS Y A R O SALE? 1442
Orenqp Blvd . SR 44
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Sat only. «AM to 4PM 111 ) S
Park Ave . Sanford Beautiful
Mother % Day gifts antiques
Including spinning wheel,
furniture A glass, beautiful
county crafts, nice clothing A
shoes Furniture, itw elry.
kitchen items A much more?
Aluminum. V Mull. I| ft
U R Call H I M04
M R. RRorgtoM Boat at W or n
Herb IM Mercresier I/O,
cuddy cabin, toll canvas.
44J0I Cab 904449 IMO
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•tarefe. trolling motor, depth
linder. tilt treller. WtS or belt
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A B S O LU TE PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, MAY 6th 10 A.M .
U-SAVE HARDWARE
2701 ORLANDO AVE. (Hwy. 17-92)
SANFORD, FLORIDA
O u r firm has been commissioned by secured parties to
liquidate the complete inventories and store fixtures to the
highest bidders regardless of price.
PARTIAL LISTING
Belmont key machine with complete key rack, star shade
cutter modal M200 (with racks)
Warner wood A metal laddars (various sices)
Black A Decker circular saws, Jig saws, and drills
Curtis gardan tools A supplies;
Bakes, hoot, garden hoses, axes, shovels,
push brooms, wheelbarrows, small garden tools,
and a largo selection of gardan accessories.
Masonry and carpentry tools and supplies;
Hammers, sows, pianos, gAB welding mesh, etc.
Curtis Plumbing •Electrical and Hardware supplies;
Largs selection of articles applicable tor homo or
commercial building
COMPANY N O TE:
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LOCATION OF SALE
Quality list'd Cars
2701 Orlando Ave. (17>»2)
Santord, Florida
(Corner ot Hwy. 17*42 4 27ih St. •Pm* Croat Shopping Center)
INSPECTION TIME: Saturday, May 6lh » a.m. to to a.m.
Central Florida Auction Company of Sanford, Inc.
For Information: 323-M04 or A4MM1
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TUESDAY
A u g u st 2 9 , 19 8 9
25 Cents
Sanford Herald
•2nd Year, No. 6 -
NEWS DIGEST
Sanford, Florida
Mismanagement charged
School bus drivers
picket school board
Atianttt h a u M to launch pad
By LAM A L>SUL&JVAa
a M V m U B s l6 M M I
The apace shuttle Atlantia v a a hauled to the
launch pad early Tuesday morning for an Oct.
12 launch date to send a 91.4 billton apace
probe to Juptter.
The highlight of the shuttle mission will be to
deploy the Oallleo probe, a nuclear-powered
spacecraft that will drop a tiny sensor device
Into Jupiter's atmosphere.
The mission has been the topic of some
controversy with anti-nuclear groups claiming a
disaster such aa the one that destroyed the
shuttle Challenger could release the radioactive
materia] Inside the Jupiter probe Into the
atmosphere over Florida.
Herald staff writer________________
Sixers deal Chstks to Spurs
The Philadelphia 7tiers, in an effort to obtain
youth for experience, traded the last remnant
from their 1963 world championship team to
San Antonio Monday.
Maurice Cheeks, who along with Andrew
Toney, provided the league's moat deadly
backcourt during the 63 title campaign, was
aent to the Spurs along with Chris Welp and
David Wingate. In return. Phllly received former
Duke standout Johnny Dawkins and forward
Jay Vincent.
>1S
Sanford PD Invsstigatlng chsss
t« M |
SANFORD — The Sanford Police Department
has been asked to Investigate a Longwood police
chase that ended last Thursday In a head-on
colllaiont leaving two people dead and two
others critically Injured.
The Incident began when a Longwood police
man signaled a driver to lower his lights and the
driver, a 15-year-old unlicensed Lake Mary boy.
fled.
•
"A com p e te internal lnvestigatldti of the
pursuit procedures used by the Longwood Police
Department Is being conducted by the Sanford
Police Department at Longwood's request.” said
Longwood Mayor Hank Hardy In a written
statement.
The chase began at 3:30 a.m. on westbound
State Road 434 when Longwood police Sgt.
Wayne Roberts signaled an eaatbound driver to
lower his lights. When the lights didn't lower.
Roberts tried to stop the car. but the car fled.
The driver led Roberts on a chase on U.S.
Highway 17-93 that reached 90 mph before
passing over the centerline near State Road SO.
hitting an oncoming car. .
Two arretted in Sunday mala#
SANFORD — A Sanford man and a 16-yearold boy were arrested Sunday night following a
melee that broke out during a neighborhood
football game In Chase Park. Two officers were
Injured and three Sanford squad cars received
about 63.500 In damage when fans at the game
pelted Sanford police and their cars with rocks,
bottles and cinder blocks, police said.
The fight broke out at about 8:30 p.m. during
the east-aide, west-side football game, said
Sanford police Lt. Mike Rotundo. When officers
arrived, several people from the crowd of over
200 began throwing objects at the police.
Rotundo said. The windshield of Sgt. Mitch
Ttndell was smashed and the auto's body
dented aa he arrived at the park. Rotundo said.
Patrolman Bob Barthlow was struck In the
head with a bottle and Patrolman David Simons
was bitten In the back by the 16-year-old he was
trying to restrain. Both men were treated at the
scene.
Arrested was Columbus Burke. 20. 2009
Summerlin Ave.. Sanford, charged with throw
ing a deadly mlssle Into a vehicle and resisting
arrest without violence. He has since been
released on 64.000 bond. The 16-year-old was
charged with battery on a policeman, disorderly
conduct and resldentlng arrest with viololence.
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afternoon with a 40
percent chance of
showers. High In the
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with a low In the low
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ruin.
Picket signs and school bus drivers lined the walkway outside the Seminole
County School Board office Tuesday morning.
commissioner, group
say blacks being neglected
by police, rec department
M u rd e re r
draw s life
se n te n ce
By LAURA L. SULLIVAN
Herald staff writer
ByBRA0CNURCR
H e ra ld staff w riter
SANFORD — Despite a Jury's
recommendation of a death sen
tence for Larry Thompson, the slate
attorney's office and Seminole
Circuit Judge C. Vernon Mize said
Monday they did not find a suffi
cient basis for executing the San
ford man.
Mize sentenced Thompson. 24. to
life In prison with no possibility of
parole for 25 years. Mize said the
1973 Florida Supreme Court de
cision that upheld the stale's death
penalty set out guidelines for
sentencing a defendant to death,
and Thompson's shooting of Tony
Denmark last Sept. 22 did not meet
those criteria.
Thompson, standing before Mize
with his attorney. Gary Slgel. os the
sentence was read, remained calm
as he had throughout his trial and
sentencing hearing. He waved
briefly to his mother as he was led
from the courtroom, and turned for
a final look back as he was escorted
out the door.
He was convicted July 28 of
shooting Denmark. 21. after the two
had a fight outside the Deluxe liar
the night of Sept. 22. 1988. Wit
nesses at the trial testified Denmark
beat Thompson outside the bar. und
Thompson went to a nearby car and
returned with a handgun, firing a
shot at Denmark.
Denmark then fled across a grassy
area, railroad tracks and Southwest
Road, with Thompson firing the gun
in pursuit, witnesses said. One shot
hit Denmark In the leg. Two wit
nesses said they saw Thompson
stand over Denmark and shoot him
In the back.
T h e Jury w h ic h c o n v ic te d
Thompson recommended the death
penalty on an 8-4 vote. Judge Mize
said the recommendation of the Jury
carries heavy weight and should not
be overruled by the sentencing
Judge unless there are strong factors
Indicating it should be overriden.
The Judge said there were suffi
cient factors to override the re
commended sentence. Florida law
lists aggravating und mitigating
circumstances which a Judge Is to
weigh In deciding the sentence.
Judge Mize rejected the defense's
contention that Thompson had no
serious past law violations. Al[ 'S e t Murder. Pag* 5 A
SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD
SANFORD — Bus driver* today
picketed the Seminole County
s c h o o l b o a rd , c h a rg in g
mismanagement of the school dis
trict's transportation system.
Nancy Wheeler, executive director
of the Seminole County School Bus
Drivers Association, sold the union
Is protesting mismanagement of the
school's transportation department
which she said has left many
children without a way of getting to
school.
Wheeler said the school board's
decision to mainstream handl*
capped children Into regular bus
routes has caused confusion among
drivers, parents and children. The
drivers do not protest mainstream
ing. she said, but want better
routing and belter training In how
to deal with handicapped children.
"T he bus drivers who have
special-needs children on their
buses have, most often, not received
any special training on how to deal
with slezures or violent behavior."
Wheeler said.
Benny Arnold, director of trans
portation for the district, sold only
children with minor handicaps, like
hearing or vision Impairments, have
been mainstreamed Into regular bus
routes. Drivers of routes where
children arr being malnstrramed do
not need special mining beyond
that required of all drivers. Arnold
said. Drivers with exceptional stu
dent routes are specially trained to
handle physically and mentally
handicapped children, he said.
. Arnold told the rerouting Is an
effort to reduce overall transporta
tion coots In the county. The state
does not pay transportation costs
for some categories of handicapped
students, he sold.
It Is the union's contention that
money is not being saved by the
restructuring of routes. "We're
probably spending more money
than before.” Wheeler noted. She
added that some transportation
office staff to being to required to
work evenings and on the weekend
to work out the bugs In the system
"The overtime to costings lot."
The union claims that new routrs
were arranged "In a vacuum" by
Arnold and his usalslant. Tom
ITeston. While Arnold and Rrrston
huve limited routing experlnce.
route managers were not consulted
In the process. Neither were repre
sentatives from the exceptional ed
ucation department.
While hesitant to criticize the
management styles of other de
partm ent* Don Ricci, the district's
director of exceptional student edu
cation. sold that there was "some
conversation" between his de
partment and the transportation
department, but that the decision to
go to mixed routes was made
completely within the transporta
tion department.
Last year drivers made about 65
dally bus runs for exceptional stu
dents. Arnold said. The rerouting
has reduced those runs by 10. he
said. W heeler contends those
numbers have. In reality, only been
cut by three.
The bus drivers union, which
Bob Thomas
...Sanford city commissioner
SANFORD — A city commissioner
Joined a group of black citizens last
night in castigating the city for what
he called poor police protection and
re c re a tio n offerings In black
neighborhoods.
"I'm Isolated." said Bob Thomas,
who Is the only black city commis
sioner. "My suggestions are nothing
and I’m so sick of It. When I came In
(as commissioner) five years ago. we
had a makeup of people who really
cured. That's all changed now."
He also said. "Nobody gives a
continental about where we live.
You con tell that In every facet."
Turner Clayton, president of the
Seminole County National Associa
tion for the Advancement of Colored
People, also charged that standards
for police protection and recreation
arc lower In block neighborhoods.
"When It comes to the west side
or black side of town, we're being
neglected." Clayton said. ”We want
some action. We deserve the same
protection that they're getting on
the other side of town."
C layton, a Seminole County
sheriffs department community
[ Bee Neglected. Pag* 8A
Ju ry convicts W inter Park man in rape case
■y MAO CHURCH
Herald stall writer
SANFORD — A Winter Park man faces life In prison
after being convicted »l nine charges stemming from
the rape of a 56-year-old woman 111 October. 1987. The
Seminole Circuit Court Jury took Just under
hours
Monday to return the verdicts against Mark E.
Ostcrbeck. 21.
Judge C. Vernon Mize ordered a complete pres
entrnce investigation, including a psychiatric evalua
tion. before pronouncing Oetcrbeck's sentence.
Osterbeck was convicted of four counts of sexual
assault, one count of burglary, one count of kidnapping,
und three counts of battery. He was accused of breaking
Into the woman's Winter Park home the night of Oct. 8.
1987 and attacking the womun In her bed.
The victim testified she was raped al knife point, tied
and gagged with strips of her own towels and assaulted
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Sanford woman gets jail term, banished
from insurance field for premium thefts
a y LAURA L. SULLIVAN
Herald staff writer____________
Betty Jernigan and defense attorney Jack Bridges.
SANFORD - A Sanford Insur
ance executive yesterday was
banned from future employment
In the Insurance field, and was
given u county Jail term and
probation for theft of at least
630.000 In premiums.
Judge O.H. Eaton sentenced
Betty P. Jernigan to two years
community control and eight
years probation for one count of
organized fraud, a second-degree
felony punishable by up to 15
years In a state penitentiary, amf
six counts of grand theft, a
third-degree felony.
Eaton handed down a concur
rent sentence of two years com
munity control and four years
probation. He also banned her
from working In the Insurance
CiSee Banished. Page 5 A
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Inspection next step in preparation
for Oct. 12 Galileo mission to Jupiter
donaor to •nail
kit* in Evorgladoo
MIAMI —The drought of 1BS0
Km been catastrophic far the
id about thetr
But they want
endangered Everglades anail
kite, reducing the hawklike
bird's numbers from BOO to an
estimated 300. wildlife officers
said Monday.
Snail kites are plentiful in
Cuba and Central and South
America, but are among the
rarest birds in North America,
found only In south and central
Florida.
Only the California condor,
which exists In captivity, and
the who
crane, which has
found a
known to be rarer In North
America than the Everglades
snail kite.
Many wildlife experts consider
ru ral north —
the snail kite and Its only pray,
the apple snail, to be baramoters
of the Everglades ccosystdm.
When the bttdfo healthy, ao are
the millions of acres of marshes
that supply fresh water to 4.B
million people In south Florida.
"You can equate it with the
m iner's canary." said Larry
Thompson, the Southeastern
regional director of the National
Audubon Society.
"As long as the bird Is fine,
of Lee County and F. Bernard Lemon of Marlon then
the people will be OK. too.
County.
when the bird dies, it means
Poole sued them for writing to national NAACP But
Executive Director Benjamin Hooka to report something is terribly wrong out
Poole and his wife sold property that had been there.'.'
There were only about 100
willed to the local NAACP chapter Poole beads and
then diverted the proceeds to their personal bank snail kite chicks hatched in
Florida this year and mortality
accounts.
them la high, said state
Since the suit was filed, the Pooles provided among
biologist
Jim Rodgers. Of the
bank records showing they borrowed $38,000 In nine Rodgers
found hatched this
1979. When Mis. Poole prepared the deposit she
on Lake Tohopekallga,
mistakenly used a deposit slip from the construc year
tion fund of the St. James A.M.E. church, where south of Orlando, only two are
still living.
her husband la a director.
Snail kites are brown or grey
He was also treasurer for the building fund and predators. Identifiable by a
kept the account materials on a desk at the sharply curved beak and white
couple's home. They did not realize Mrs. Poole's clump of feathers near the tail.
error until their checks started bouncing.
T h e y s o a r on a 5 0 - I n c h
They explained the mistake to church officials, wingspan and uac their hooked
who eventually cut a check to replace the Pooles* beaks to rip the snails from their
shells.
money.
sr
TAVARES — The president of the state NAACP
has settled out of court the libel and slander
lawsuit he brought against five men who accused
him of using his church to launder NAACP money
foe his own use.
T.I). Poole Sr. also claimed In the lawsuit filed In
1986 the five men plotted to oust Poole from the
Mack leadership post he has held for more than
two decades.
The case was to go before a Jury this week In
Lake County Circuit Court, but the two sides met
behind closed doors for hours Monday and finally
settled without trial.
Poole and wife Rena had sought $10 million In
damages. As la the case in moat civil sulta settled
out or court, terms of the agreement were not
disclosed.
The defendants were Waller Berry. Earl Gooden
and Ralph Burley of Lake County. R.M. Manning
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Tonight...Clear with a low In F tyC M y *1-74
the low 70s.
T o m o rro w ...C lear In th e
morning turning partly cloudy
In (he afternoon with a 40
percent chance of showers. High
In the mid 90s.
Extended fo re c a st...P a rtly
cloudy with a chance of mainly
afternoon and evening th u n
derstorms. Lows in mid 70s
central and highs In the mid 90s.
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temperature of 82 degrees. New
Sxayrsa Beach: Waves are 2 feet
and semi-choppy. Current Is to
the north, with a water tempera
ture of 82 degrees. Sun screen
factor: 17.
St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet
T o d a y . . . w i n d c a s t 10
kts...except near shore this af
ternoon 15 kls. Seas 2 to 4 ft.
Bay and Inland waters a light
chop becoming moderate this
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The high tem p eratu re In
Sanford Monday waa 90 degrees
and the overnight low was 71 as
reported by the University of
Florida Agricultural Research
and Education Center, Celery
Avenue.
Recorded rainfall during ihe
24-hour period ending at 8 a.m.
Tuesday totalled 0 .16 Inch.
The temperature at S a.m.
today waa 78 degrees and
Monday's overnight low waa 76.
as recorded by the National
Weather Service at the Orlando
International Airport.
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SANFORD - Although milk
prtece are going up In Florida
becauee of the uaual summer
alowdown In production and
tight competition far supplies
from other states, Sanford-Lake
Mary retailer* say they haven't
been hit with the price bikes yet.
Producers say milk prices could
get higher aa schools s ta rt
around the state.
“We know that children drink
more milk when (hey are at
school than when they are at
home," said Bill Boardman. ex*
ecutlve vice president of Dairy
Farmer* Inc., an Industry pro
motion group.
"I have not gotten any Indica
tion that we are experiencing a
s h o rta g e ." J a y Booalnger,
director of the Florida Depart
m ent^ of A griculture's dairy
d iv isio n , told The F lo rid a
Tlmca-Unlon far Monday edlt fa n a -io r .
State per-capita tax bunion at all-time high
Check II O u t '
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Still, the laws of supply and
d e m a n d a re m a n if e s tin g
themselves. The Florida Dairy
Farmers Association, a coopers-
MONDAY
•8 :3 6 a.m. — 149 Bethune
Circle —medical call, woman.
70. transported to Central
Florida Regional Hospital.
•9:18 a.m. - 1301 Silver
Lake Drive, medical call, man
transported to Central Florida
Regional Hospital.
• 11:30 a.m. - 300 W. First
St., assisted people stuck In
elevator.
• 11:54 a.m. - No. 11 Red
ding Gardens, trauma call,
woman. 69. transported to
Central Florida Regional Hos
pital.
• 1:34 p.m. - 1513 W. Sev
enth St., trauma call. man.
49. transported to Central
Florida Regional Hospital.
Controversy
surrounds csll
for AIDS victims
•3 :4 8 p.ra. — 1303 S. French
Ave.. traum a call, woman. 33.
not transported.
•4:11 p.m, — No. 841 Uam
Clark Court, medical call, girl.
15, transported to Central
Florida Regional Hospital.
•5 :1 5 p.m. — No. 40 Lake
Monroe Terrace, medical call,
m an. 7 1 , tra n sp o rte d to
Central Florida Regional Hos
pital.
•6 :0 3 p.m. — 3533 Park
Drive, trauma call, woman.
38, transported to Central
Florida Regional Hospital.
•7 :0 4 p.m. — 708 Palmetto
Ave.. medical call. man. 88,
transported to Central Florida
Regional Hospital.
release of the private, non-profit
research group’s annual report
comparing Florida's tax status
with the reat of the nation.
According to Calabro. the
per-capita tax trill far Florida In
IBM was 1026. an Increase of
BIOS — 1S.2 percent — from the
previous year and an aU-tlme
high far the state. The national
average was S.8 percent
move Florida to 33rd place In the
nation, up four places from
1987. The state's overall tax
burden la still lower than the
averages far the United Stales —
•1,076 per person.
A “very substantial majority"
of the state's tax revenue ap
pears to be accounted far. aald
Calabro. “but we can't see what
difference it la making in terms
FIRST SEMHgQLE BANI
THE INDIPINOm|piFFERINCE
ORLANDO — A legal services
lawyer la threatening to sue
Orange County unless Jail of
ficials end the practice of
segregating prisoners Infected
with the AIDS virus from the
general Jail population.
Ja il manager Richard An
derson defends the use of cell
area O, known to the more than
3,000 prisoners at the 33rd
Street Jail as the AIDS cell, as a
precaution to keep Infected pris
oners from being attacked and
uninfected prisoners from being
exposed to the virus.
But attorney Homero Leon Jr.
with Greater Orlando Legal
Services outlined in a letter to
Jailers several objections to the
segregation policy.
He said the cell violates the
right of confidentiality for the 30
prisoners Jailed there because its
purpose is widely known. He
claims seriously 111 prisoners
receive Inadequate medical at
tention and should Instead be
hospitalized.
And, Leon alleges. Jail AIDS
testing is discriminatory because
only high-risk prisoners — those
with needle tracks and su s
pected hom osexuals — are
tested for the AIDS virus.
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EDITORIALS
Racial gulf exists
A Tew days before President B ush spoke to
the Nations) U rb an League recently, a stu d y
was released b y a respected W ashington
group that provided a useful perspective on
the condition o f blacks In
since
W orld W a r D. Bush In hia speech vowed that
his adm inistration "w flt not tolerate d iscrim i
nation, bigotry o r bias of any k in d — period.”
T h e sutd y. sponsored b y the N ational
Research C o u ncil, underscored the co n tin u
ing need far such a com m itm ent.
T h e council's 006-page report, entitled " A
C o m m o n D estin y," concludes that "a great
gulf* continues to divide black Am ew rtcana
and w hites. Despite progress d u rin g the past
four d ecades, discrim ination, bigotry and bias
sUII have an Im pact on the nation’s 3 0 m illio n
blacks.
America
s lip p e d th ro u g h .
Bennett's answer to
to move the fight
how touch money will be spent on various
aspects of the new anti-drug pktn and where that
money win come from. "
The Bennett plan's goal la to reduce drag uae
In this country by 80 percent wlthtn the coming
decade, end by 10 per cent over the next 34
months. To accompheh this difficult goal.
Bennett wants to spend upward of 67 button a
year. Under the Bennett strategy much more
money wui %x •pent on MrtcvBcvri enforcement
as well t s on punishing drug setter* and users.
During the R e ig n years, the federal anti-drug
effort was mainly fought on the nation's banters,
in inoee eignt yeirSi uie veatfii government
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the street comer.
B e n n e ll c o n
tem p lates sending
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JA C K ANDERSON
Iran-contra affair
may not be over
T h e study found, far example, that blacks
are s till m ore likely to be excluded from
renting o r b u yin g In certain residential areas.
Blacks often are quoted higher prices and
"steered" toward areas where blacks already
predom inate.
T h e so c ia l b a r r ie r s th a t lim it b la c k
A m erica's econom ic progress a re n o t a s
b la tan t a s they once were, b u t they a re still a
fact o f life In th is nation. Beyond residential
a n d s c h o o l s e g r e g a tio n , th e y in c lu d e
exclusion from tne Informal netw orks th a t
le ad to e d u c a tio n a l a n d e c o n o m ic o p
portunities.
As th e study points out, th ese m ore su b tle
form s of discrim ination contribute in w ay s
difficult to m easu re to disturbing statistic s
about black crim e, black-infant m ortality a n d
the n u m b e r of black children w ho live below
the official poverty line.
T he U rban League h as long been concerned
about su ch vexing issues, th e U rban League
spokesm en w ere pleased th a t B ush ad d ressed
their gathering; he Is the first president to do
so In a non-election year since Jim m y C arter
in 1977. As J o h n Jacob. U rban League
presldnt, pointed out. "T his president h a s a t
least said th at h e la willing to debate th e
Issues a n d work w ith u s."
T h ere Is. indeed, am ple room for debate on
how to close th e gaps — social, political a n d
e c o n o m ic — b etw ee n b lack a n d w h ite
A m erica. T here’s no debating th e fact th a t th e
gaps sh o u ld n 't exist.
Berry's World
When can I go on a vacation? I think I’m
OVER-GOLFED!”
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"W e have really two m ajor fin d in g s one
positive, the other negative," G erald Ja yn e s,
the s tu d y’s director, told T h e New Y o rk
Tim e s. "B y a n y calibration other than that of
an unrepentant segregationist, race relations
and blacks' status are rem arkably im proved
since the W o rld W ar D eta. How ever, the
m ajor fraction o f this Im pro vem en t w as in
place b y 1970i Since then, m aterial m easures
of status relative to whites have not Im proved
and m a n y have deteriorated."
Ja yn e s, an econom ics professor at Yale
U n iversity, noted declines In standard of
livin g, education, housing opportunities and
political participation.
R esidential segregation in m etropoU ltan
area s is nearly a s high In the 1960s a s It eras
in th e 1960s. T h e study suggests th a t a t th e
c u rre n t rate of integration, it w ould lake 6 0
y e a r s fo r b la c k s a n d w h ite s to be a s
Integrated a s w hites an d A sian-A m ericans o r
w hites an d Hispanic*.
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WASHINGTON - The FBI scored an
intelligence coup In 1985: It learned that
American mtosltes were shipped to Iran In
violation of US, tew and policy. But when the
FBI briefed the CIA on this disclosure. It was
sternly warned to mind Its own business
because the shipment was a "White House
operation." according to Intelligence sources.
Just what the F B I---------------and CIA knew about
th e I r a n - C o n t r a
operation, and when
U knew It. has re
mained one of the
blank pages In the
dlllcsl scandal or
decade. Recent
evidence we've un
covered for the first
, tln » r...tr.* tn a t h e
s p o t l i g h t on
W a sh in g to n 's Mr.
Clean, Judge William
Webater.
In 1987. then-FB!
director Webster was C e v I d • n c o
we've un
grilled during
covered trains
closed-door hearings
the spotlight on
before the Senate
W a sh in g to n 's
In tellig en ce Com
Mr. Clean, Ju d g e
m itte e a b o u t h is
W
illiam
know ledge of th e
Webstar, j
arms shipments. At
the time. The com
mittee was weighing
Webster's nomination for director of the CIA,
a position he currently holds.
If news had surfaced that the FBI became
aware of arms shipments back In 1985,
W ebster’s reputation m ight have been
tarnished and his nomination endangered.
Our associate Stewart Harris has teamed
that In 1987 Webater told the senator
committee that he waa never informed about
the TOW mMalic shipment at the time his
agents uncovered the Information. The FBI
Insists that lower-level officials didn't deem
this political and Intelligence bombshell
significant enough to pursue, or boot up the
chain of command.
Webater refused to comment.
We have pieced together the story from
congressional and Intelligence sources. The
FBI received Information that In September
1985 American TOW anti-tank missiles were
delivered to Tabriz. Iran. This could be the
same missile shipment documented by the
Iran-contra committees. However, one source
believes U was a different shipment, un
discovered by the Iran-Contra Committees.
This source contends that the FBI Informed
the CIA that the missile* were brought to Iran
aboard an Air Force C-141 transport plane.
The Iran-Contra committees determined
that the cache of TOWs flown to Iran aboard a
private DC-8 was hired by Israel.
If this one source Is correct, It means the
Air Force participated In an arms delivery,
that has not yet been revealed. It also means
the cover-up of the Iranian arms deal was far
more widespread and effective than Initially
believed.
At a minimum. FBI knowledge of the 1985
arms shipment to Tabriz raises questions
about what else the bureau knew, and why
Its normal Investigation was throttled.
Congressional sources find It Implausible
that Webster would have been kept In the
dark. Insiders recall the days of J. Edgar
Hoover, when sensitive political Information
waa beellned to the director's ofllce.
One committee staffer told us that the FBI
was questioned extensively about several
aspects of the Iran-Contra scandal, but never
about arms shipments. It never apparently
occurred to the committees that the FBI had
the Intelligence capability to penetrate an
arms shipment deep Inside Iran.
C
D A V I D S. B R O D E R
W W II: catalyst for a new era
WASHINGTON - The avalanche of trivial
anniversaries — like Woodstock's 20th — has
so cheapened the currency of commemoration
that when the time comes to take note of a
genuinely historic event like the start of World
War II50 years ago this week, our sensibilities
are dulled. That war and the change* It
brought with It waa the central event of this
century. It merits examination and reflection.
Exactly half-a-century after Hitler’s Panzer
divisions breached Poland's borders, that
country la back in the headlines. Freedom and
democracy are reasserting themselves strongly
where Hitler set out to crush them.
But that la only one of the ironies that leap
out of the history books as one thinks back to
that time. Moat obvious la the fact that the
aggressor nations that were ultimately de
feated have reemerged stronger than ever.
Japan Is the economic wonder of the world and
West Oermany dominates the European
C o m m u n ity 's to o n - t o - b e - in te g r a te d
marketplace.
Meantime, the Soviet Union and It* economy
never have recovered from the devastation of
the war. And the Western allies all have had a
bumpy road to today's widespread prosperity.
If one thinks about the United States, so
many transformations can be traced directly to
the war. It was that conflict that changed
Washington forever from a sleepy small town
to the world capital U Is today. As David
B rin k le y w ro te In h is fin e m e m o ir.
"Washington Goes to War." the prewar capital
"was a town and a government entirely
u n p rep ared to take on the global re
sponsibilities suddenly thrust upon It." Up to
1939. the budget of the federal government
never had been bigger then 89 billion. At the
end of the war. tt was 891 billion.
That is a shift of such magnitude that It
measures a wholly different relationship be
tween the nation and Its people, on one side,
and the capital and government on the other.
Although some subsequent Presidents sought
to "shrink" government, none succeeded. And
from the lime draft notices began arriving In
1940. "the feds" have been much more In our
lives than ever before.
But It was not Just government that was
growing: tt was. fortunately, the American
ecomomy as well. The demands of the war
ended the last vestiges of the Great Depression
and accelerated enormously the expansion of
the nation's Industrial machine. The Gross
National Product more than doubled In six
years and Just kept growing. It was well that It
did. for the United States took on unprecedent
ed w orld o b lig a tio n s. Even a fte r dcmoblllzatluon. American forces remained on
duly around the globe, from Vienna to
Okinawa and from Cuba to Korea.
The war was socially transforming as well.
Missions of men were uprooted from their
communities and given their first look at the
country and the world. Milltons of women were
recruited Into their first Jobs. But even those
changes may have been dwarfed by the
decision to reward
the veterans of World
War II with 01 BUI
assistance for higher
educations and home
purchases.
The 7.8 million
who drew G! BUI
benefits constituted
the heart of a new
middle class. Those
vets moved Into oc
cupations their fa
thers could not have
dreamed of attaining.
They also moved
C lh e warac*
physically, especially
colerated ho
to th e s u b u r b s ,
expansion of
achieving the dream
tho notion's
of "a home of your
Industrial
own” In communi
machine. ■
ties which had been
open prairie until the
bulldozers arrived.
The postwar growth of the suburbs, along
with the wartime mass movement of Southern
blacks Into Northern etties' defense Jobs, recast
the shape of American politics. Although Harry
Truman waa able to hold the White House for
the Democrats in 1948. that party was able to
elect a President only three times In the next
ten elections — and never once to re-elect the
same man. The new GOP base was built In the
suburb* and the white South.
That does not begin to exhaust the list of
profound changes that came from World War
II. But obviously The Bomb cannot be omitted.
The nuclear weapon that deckled that war also
altered the nature of warfare, exapndlng its
terror to the point that another world war may
have become unlhtnbkable. The battlefield
deaths of World War II were horrible enough,
as paul Fussell reminds us In his unsparing
new volume. "Wartime." But two-thirda of the
50 million deaths, U's been estimated, were
civilians.
In Britain's Salisbury Cathedral a few
months ago looking at an open page of the
thick memorial book Using the parishioners
lolled in World War II. I was struck by the
similarity of the surnames and the variety of
the ages — some Infants, many elderly. I
realized most of them had died In air raids.
W hatever good has com e out qI* the
transformations cause by World War II — and
there has been much of It — three generations
paid a fearfully high price In the slaughter.
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The 1959 proposed budget has
allotted 58.1 million for the
tra n s p o rta tio n departm ent.
Salaries and benflta make up
58.1 million of the budget.
Rape1A
again, once
a c a n d l e fro m h e r
Diplomats file suit
c o m p le te ly o m itte d oom e
children from any m ute. At
10:45 a.m. oo the first day of
Rioters protest police shooting
d r u g s in a neighborhood
after looters struck area stores, were called by an apartment
he said. Bight squad cars and resident to investigate his acttvln u m ero u s b u sin esses were ty in the building.
MurdfirO a U h H M d k M P ia ilA
though only
convicted of m isdem eanors,
disturbed at the time of the evidence.
shooting as a result of being
Mlreai
severely beaten by Denmark.
Court nil
« ith a r_ 4 n a tls a tiv * o r.to o k ,
pleasure. An exam ple of a
which
be a mitigating factor
In a sentence of death. However,
be ruled that evidence did show
Thom pson w as em otionally
m ust be especially heinous, mitted for pay
atrocious and cruel, or that th e n Neither of th
was a "heightened sense of circumstances
premeditation."He said theae murder of Dec
factors were not supported by mid.
Neglected
resource officer, said areas in
Georgetown are poorly patrolted
by Sanford police. He said one
such area la East Seventh Street,
b e tw e e n L o cu st an d P in e
Avenues.
rnmmlssionrr Wbitey Ecks
tein disagreed with Clayton’s
C*. Beefing up the
budget to 54 mliHon in U
one way tbs commission has
tried to Improve the quality of
life In all areas of town, he said.
"We have put our political
futures on the line financing this
police budget." Eckstein said,
referring to a tax mlllage in
crease tentatively approved by
the commission in June.
The commission should be
responsive to the group's de
"Westside Center is roachmands or suffer political con
sequences. Clayton said. A few in fe ste d ." Sanford resident
residents tn the audience sup Janet Hewitt sakL "You have
ported him with chants of "Vote 100 kids at a time In there
sweating like its some kind of
them out."
About 30 black residents at slave camp." She said the dis
tended the meeting to speak out parity In facilities and programs
on what they called a discrepan at Westside and downtown cen
cy tn standards between black ters la "a black and white laaue.”
Commiasioner Lon Howell said
and white sections of Sanford.
The debate stemmed from a list Westside Center will become a
of complaints the group pres model recreation facility when
ented to the commission about Boys Club takes over the facility.
the city's recreation department. Boys Club will offer programs
Members of the group blamed the city has not been able to offer
what they said are racist at there or at the downtown center,
titudes for the deterioration of he said.
But Clayton said the city la
Westside Center, a city commu
n ity c e n te r o n Persimm on obligated to repair the building
Avenue, and disparity between before Boys Club can move In.
recreational offerings there and "This is a city-owned property
at the downtown youth center, and the city la not taking care of
U.” hesakL
located In city halL
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Identified the man as Osterbeck.
The .e m u , said OMerbeck cut
her phone lines before leaving
through a eliding glass door In
her living room. She escaped her
hoods and drove to a friend's
house and police were called,
The victim later identified Oster beck in a lineup of nine
Economic growth at 2.7%
a fire departm ent building.
m panic bixi m e n cornmuni*
ty members gathered tn large
numbers in various sections of
the city, causing a dot situa
t i o n . ” s a id L t. T im o th y
Zataartny of the Vineland police
d riv e n Hemmed from "dlammiiM* m h J a m m " Amatd
ffiS ? d ld S 2 S ^
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*Of course the employees are
'disgruntled'," Wheeler H id .
"They are concerned for the
aaifty of children. This is not an
issue of pay.”
Wheeler said the drivers have
percent annual rate, or 500.7
billion. to 56.2 trillion.
The BEA also reported that
corporate profits tell in the
second quarter for the second
back-to-back quarterly drop. Net
cash Sow. however, increased
slightly In the second quarter
after foiling In the Orst.
The bureau said that inflation,
measured by the groan national
SSjSSJm a!salara>La»«M N M
_ in G N Pcomposition
^ ^ r t U o n ^—
r arode
m r aati
aslnGNP
an annual rate of 4.6 percent
from April to June, somewhat
less th a n the 4 .9 p e rc e n t
estimated In July, an d the
highest number since the fourth
quarter of 1069.
In the first quarter, the annual
Inflation rate was 4 percent, fo r
all of 1968, the ONP deflator
advanced by 3.3 percent.
The largest upward revisions
for (he second quarter came In
personal consumption expen
ditures, 97.1 bUlkm. to a 914.3
billion rise, and government
purchases, esp ecially of farm
surpluses. 54.4 billion, to a 50-0
billion hike.
The largest downward revision
of the July data were made In
Inventory investments, mostly
In forma, by 91 billion to 919
billion for the second quarter,
the BEA said.
Since the gross national pro
duct. the nation's output of
goods and services, grew a t a 3.7
percent annual rate In the first
quarter, the economy will only
need to expand at a 2.2 percent
annual rate tn the next two
quarters to reach the White
House's goal of a 2.7 percent
growth from the fourth quarter
of 1980 to the final quarter of
1500. or 2.0 percent for the
whole year.
In the first quarter, growth
was boosted by 2.2 percentage
points due to the recovery of
a g ric u ltu re from the 1955
drought.
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The two quarters confirm that
growth was slowed by the fed
eral Reserve's tight monetary
policy. In 1965. the economy
grew by 4.4 percent.
The bureau said that corporate
profits from current production
fen 57.2 billion In the second
quarter, or 2.3 percent, to a
seasonally adjusted annual rate
of 5300.1 billion. In the first
quarter, such profits plunged
523.9billion, s 7 percent loss.
The BEA noted that the figures
are preliminary estimates.
Cash flow from current pro
duction — the internal funds
available to corporations for In
vestm ent — increased 50.1
billion tn the second quarter, or
1.0 percent, to an annual rate of
5304.7 billion. In contrast to a
of 9.0 percent. 922.9
billion. In the first quarter.
Profits before tax fell 6.4 per
cent In the second quarter, to an
annual rate of 9297.6 billion,
after losing 0.3 percent in the
first. Profits after tax fell 5.4
percent, to 9164.3 billion, after
dropping 1.1 percent In the first
quarter. The aecond quarter
drop was the largest since a 16.5
percent plunge In the fourth
quarter or I960.
D om estic p ro fits of nonfinancial corporations dropped
97.5 billion in the second
quarter, to 9227.0 billion, after
plunging 522.9 billion In the
first.
The BEA noted that In the
second quarter, real gross cor
porate production Increased
while profits per unit of real
production fell.
The decrease in unit profits
reflected smaller Increases in the
prices corporations received
than In the untt costs they
Incurred, both labor costs and
non-labor costa, the bureau aald.
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Sonya Lack and boAy girl
Tomika TAompoon and baby girl
KaNty Maaka and SaAy girl. OHaan
Dana S. Cast* and baby bey. Wlnltr
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ADMISSIONS
Santard:
David Deaantla
Veua Lane Gueaa
Willie L. Long
SeyAle ReeAlk
Allen Sranaon. OelNna
Jerl J. Carter, DetMna
loiande Furmete. Deltona
Frank T. Zitio, Hailing. Neb.
Debra Corcaran, Longwoed
Kelly J. Thole. Longweed
JeaepA H. Wllaan. Otteen
DtSCMANSIS
Ttrats Joy Onto
Leon A. Holley
Fennle Milcholl
Ethel Seymour
Edward W BuiA. Deltona
lolanda Formoao. Deltona
Mm J. Naan. Deltona
Lemuel S. Rlaley. Daltana
Frank T. Zllto. Hailing. Nab.
Linda Lang and baby girl, Geneva
Banished
After Eaton heard her friends'
iIA
pleas.
Jernlgan cried as she said.
Industry again and forbid her
"I
am
very sorry I hurt anyone: I
from handling others’ money
never
Intended to. But 1 fully
during her probation without the
intend
to repay everyone who
consent of a probation officer.
been hurt."
JemJgan will begin her 30-day has
Jernlgan later said the sen
county Jail term Sept. 8, serving tence
Eaton handed down waa
weekends only.
fair.
“There are certainly enough
Jack Bridges. Jemtgan’s at
counts here to put you in prison
for a long time.” Eaton aald. torney. said Jernlgan has col
"But I rejected the idea because lected 530,000 to pay restitution
sending you to prison didn't to people who hid paid pre
miums but had not received
Insurance coverage. Restitution
About 15 of Jem lgin's friends f o r a n y c l a l m a f ile d by
Joined her husband. Sanford Jem igan’a uninsured customers
r e c r e a t i o n d i r e c t o r J i m will exceed that amount, he said.
Jernigam In the courtroom for
A restitution bearing will be
the sentencing. Several friends held in October.
testified that Jernigsn Is re
Assistant state attorney Beth
morseful for her crime, and
pleaded with Eaton for a sen Ru tberg aald Florida Department
tence that would allow her to of Insurance Investigators had
originally thought the fraud
rehabilitate.
Fred Busae of Sanford said he claims dealt only with Insurance
had held Insurance coverage of heavy equipment Uke dump
through Jernlgan since her trucks, which require high In
business opened. "1 understand surance premiums. They later
she has made a mistake, but she found clalma Involving all types
has suffered enough already.” he of personal injury insurance, the
■aid.
■aid. "She never lied to me."
"U started small, but U got too
Eaton aald he was surprised to
hear her friends testify that they easy and...all of a sudden. It
would do business with Jernlgan mushroomed into a situation
again if her licence waa rein in v o lv in g ...at least tens of
stated. "They are kinder In heart thousands of dollars." Rutberg
said.
than I.” he said.
Rutberg estimated restitution
for premiums would be between
530.000 and 540.000. in addi
tion to claims that may be
recovered tn civil court. The
charges filed represented only a
few of the complaints received
by the Florida Department of
Insurance between May 7. 1966
and Jan. 1. she said, but filing
any further charges would have
been "overkill."
Jernlgan aald she did not
pocket the money she collected
tn premiums, but used It to pay
a 920,000 worker’s compensa
tion claim the state would not
pay. She said, though she mailed
the claim on time, the postal
service did not deliver It before
the deadline to receive com
pensation from the state.
Jernlgan voluntarily surren
dered her Insurance license after
her Nov. 18 arrest.
T^pT4K-'|B
Hospital. Born Dec. 26. 1934. in
Dyncsville. she moved to Oviedo
from Indian Harbour Beach In
1971.. She was a homemaker
and a member of First Baptist
Church of Oviedo. She was a
member and past m atron of
Order of the Eastern Star.
Survivors Include husband,
Ernest; sons. David A llen.
Jimmy Scott, both of Oviedo;
daughters. Cathy Dusa. Orlando.
Jessica. Oviedo; brother. J.R.
Kent Jr.. Southport: father. J.R.
Kent Sr.. KynesviUc; mother.
Maltlc Johnson. Lynn Haven;
one grandchild.
Baldwln-Falrchlld F uneral
Clara Lee Spikes. 54. 496
Mead Drive. Oviedo, died Mon Home. Goldenrod, in charge of
day at Winter Park Memorial arrangements.
Ann Mort. 81. 730 N. Winter
Park Drive. Casselberry, died
Saturday at Orlando General
Hospital. Born Aug. 5. 1906. In
Rosedale. N.Y.. she moved to
Casselberry from Lakeland In
1969. She was a floral designer
and a Catholic.
Survivors include brothers.
Steve, Louis, both of Cassel
berry; sister. Mary George, West
Palm Beach.
B aldw ln-Falrchlld Funeral
Home. Altamonte Springs. In
charge of arrangements.
Sanford H e ra ld
MISSED
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�M u d ij l» f a ih la g lia b ttv tta
Th o rn b u rg h and C olom bian Juattca
Jury about a money
for re-election following hte
legal trouble* in 19SS. Swtndall could have been sentenccd up to five y ean In
prison and given a $290,000
One on each of nine counta of
p m Monday from her husband's brother that the man waa on
his way over to klU her. Marla Navarro called O il. The
dispatcher said nothing could be done unleM and until
someone actually w asatner bouse.
About 11 p m.. Navarro sneaked through the back door of the
small house where his wtfc had been Uvtng with her family and
burst Into her birthday party, firing a pistol at Her family and
friends, authorities said.
.
The government had re
commended th a t Swlndall
serve 37 montha in prison and
be fined S75.000. Federal
guidelines p ro h ib ited th e
Judge from sentencing Swln
dall to probation, requiring
that he aerve a t leas! 10
months in prison.
U S. Attorney Robert Barr
•aid he waa mtlsfted with the
sentence.
"W e c e rta in ly have no
q u arrel w ith th e J u d g e 's
sentencing." he said, even
though the government had
asked and hoped for a harsher
penalty.
Swindell's attorneys pleaded
for a lenient sentence, baaed
on the fact that he lost his scat
In Congress, b e e s permanent
am l* alresd y h a s suffered
enough punishment to "last a
lifetime.
Officials recommended that
Swlndall serve his term In a
federal m in im u m -secu rity
prison, possibly In Atlanta.
Swtndsll's wife. Kim, held
his hand and patted him on
the back as the Judge pro
nounced sentence.
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Communists p M g s support In Warsaw
WARSAW. Poland — A senior official was quoted m saying
the Communist Party will support the Solidarity-led govern
ment of Prime Minister Tadeuas Maxowteckl to prevent more
"radical" groups from taking poster In Poland.
L csxek Miller, on e o f 17 m e m b e r s o f th e p a rty 's policy
m a k in g P olitb u ro. M id It w o u ld su p p o r t M axow teck l's
D on-com m unist governm ent b e c a u s e Its co lla p se w ou ld m ean
" th e em ergen ce o f m ore rad ical gro u p s o f th e political
op position ."
Miller spoke Friday during a rally with workers In Kaliai.
southwestern Poland. The text of his speech v m published
Monday In the Communist Party newspaper Try buna Ludu.
Afghan mbttofgud
PESHAWAR. Pakistan — Two rival U.S.-backed Afghan
resistance groups fought fierce battles this month that left
about 300 guerrillas dead In an escalation of an Internecine
rebel conflict, one of the groups said.
The Hesbe-Isfaml. one of the seven major Pakistan-baaed
guerrilla groups fighting the pro-Soviet Kabul government,
accused the rival Jamiat-l-lalaml of launching a massive attack
on one of Its bases In the northern Afghan province of Takhar
early this month.
The deputy chief of the Hexbe-Islaml. Engineer Ubaldullah.
told reporters Monday In the Pakistan border city of Peshawar
that the attack was staged "with the full backing of the Kabul
regime forces."
Albanian laadara faca political trial
BELGRADE. Yugoslavia — A prosecutor In restive Kosovo
province Hied charges against 15 ethnic Albanians for Inciting
pro-autonomy demonstrations and said the group will go on
trial within the next two months.
If convicted, dismissed Communist Party leader Azem VUasi
and his compatriots face sentences ranging from 10 years In
Jail to the-death penalty for "counter-revolutionary activities
endangering the regime." according to a lOO-page Indictment
made public Monday by Prosecutor Spaaoje Zamflrovlc.
Observers In Belgrade said the trial of VUasi. 40, the farmer
chief of the Kosovo ruling Communist Party, will be the
"biggest political trial" since Yugoslavia's moat prominent
dissident MUovan DjUas was sentenced In 1962.
ros^tOMjMromunoo^sMMiiM
Japanese merger
creates huge bank
reporters today.
Newly formed Talyokobe Mitsui Bank will be
the world's second largest commercial bank for
fund volume. DaUchl Kangyo Bank Ltd. of Japan
la the largest.
The combined funds held by the two banks at
the end of March waa 9331.97 button.
The merger ratio of the two banks win be fhre
Talyokobe Bank aharcs for every four Mitsui Bank
Tslyo Bank and Robe Bank.
Matsushita wtl lead the new bank as chairman;
Mitsui Bank (Resident Rente hi Suematau will
Tokyo.
The two banks will form a Joint committee to
discuss details of the merger before applying to
the Finance Ministry for approval In October,
bank officials said.
Finance Minister Ryutaio Haahtmoto and Bank
of Japan Governor Satoshl Sumtta welcomed the
merger.
Soviet
troops to
riot area
MOSCOW — Renewed clashes
betw een A x e rb a lja n ls a n d
Armenians over the disputed
enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh
have forced the government to
•end more soldiers to the region.
Interior Minister Vadim Bakatln
said.
Bakatln. the country's chief
law-cnforccment official, aald
Monday that one person was
killed last week In violence
l i n k e d t o t h e s t a t u s of
Nagorno-Karabakh.
In an u n u s u a l s ta te m e n t
broadcast on national television.
Bakatln described other recent
unrest throughout the country,
ranging from nationalist rallies
In tnc southwestern Moldavian
republic and the northern Baltic
region to v io len t crim e In
Leningrad and Moscow.
"Our people want the police to
act more resolutely and more
quickly." he said. "In the past
week, the situation regarding
N ago rn o -K arab ak h h a s In
tensified.
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Making a run at state
County girls
could be
among best
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Sparky unimprassad by swaap
BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox had Just
bagged the Tigers for the fifth time In as many
days, but Detroit manager Sparky Anderson
was not that Impressed with the winners.
“ A five-game sweep's not that unusual when
one of the teams Is 35 (actually 391 games under
.5(X)." said Anderson after the Red Sox defeated
Detroit. 6-3. Monday night ut Fenway Park.
It was the* Red Sox'
seventh straight victory
an d was th e ir first
sweep In a five-game
series since 1975. also
ag u ln st th e T ig ers.
Boston moved to within
5 Mi games of the Idle
first place Baltimore
Orioles In the AL East.
Detroit has lost nine
straight.
"They have 29 games, and that's a lot of
games." Anderson said. "Bill look what they're
up against. They have to play the West now ...
and I don't know what It Is. but nobody plays
well out there."
Elsewhere In the AL. Oakland rlp|>rd New
York 7-3; Milwaukee nailed Toronto H-2; and
Minnesota edged Seattle 5-4 In 10 Innings.
Ey MARK BLVTMB
Herald sports writer
Seminole County lias made a
name for Itself In girls' cross
country over the past decade and
the tradition is likely to continue In
1989 as several strong Individuals
and team s are present In the
county.
Lake Brantley, which llnlshrd
third In the 4A slate meet a year
ago. Is ranked ninth In the pre
season (Mill and has a number ol
strong returners. Always tough
Dike Howell should make another
run at the idle with Lake Mary rlglu
on Its heels. Lyman. Seminole and
Oviedo round out the rest ol the
county.
Dike Mary will In* under ihc
guidance ol Mike Gibson, who Is In
his ninth year with the Rams.
Gibson Is hoping lo bring a confer
ence title to Dike Mary, something
tli.it has avoided (be Rams In bis
nine-year stint.
"Our goal Is lo win die Seminole
Altilcllc Conference meet." Gibson
said. "Then we want to get out ot
districts and reglonals. The dlsirli t
should In- no trouble but this Is a
very, very strong region."
FOOTBALL
Saints' fans gst penalized
NEW ORLEANS - The New Orleans Saints on
Monday night were introduced first-hand lo a
new NFL rule that penalizes hntstemus fans,
and not many of them were Impressed with It
Bui the fans and the team were Impressed with
the Saints 27-10 win over Cincinnati.
The NFL this season Is Instituting a rule that
could cost a home team timeouts, anti even
five-yard penalties. If fans are so loud an
op|M>slng quarterback cannot call Ills plays
The new’ rule got Its ucltl lest lale III the
second quarter, with New Orleans up 7-0 alter
Dalton Hilliard had scampered In from 3 yards
out.
Rickey Jackson and Wayne Martin apparently
sacked Boomer Eslason for a loss on a key
third-down plav at the New Orleans 12 But the
Saints were called for defensive holding, giving
Cincinnati a first and goal at the New Orleans 2.
The Salnjs first were penalized each of their
timeouts, then a half-the-dlstance-to-thr-goal
line penalty bytacnc Barth.
A u g u s t 29, 1 9 8 9
TU ES D A Y
2 £-- T*»>.Jv,.
A lli s o n S n a il
Gllisou lias sent several teams lo
stale during Ills career al Dike
Brantley and Lake Mary, and was
jusl denied Iasi year, finishing fifth
In the region (llit* top four teams
qualify).
"We were knocked nlf last year
and we want lo make II back Oils
year." Gibson said. "Wr have a
giNMl top four runners. Right now
we're looking for the fifth. We have
some freshman coming In and
doing a real good |oh right now."
Returning lo the Rams arc senior
Allison Snell, who finished tbird In
llie stale In the 880-yard run during
the '89 track season, sophomore
llckafi Boothe. Junior Mrredttti
Olive, sophomore Helen Giilmumi.
senior Kim H larkadar. senior
llay d er Rohlehr. Junior Stael
Ferguson and freshman Christina
Olson.
"They all look good In practice so
(ar and I'm happy with the niimlwr
of freshman I have oul," Gibson
said. "Hut It's still to early lo tell
wlial they will do In a race situa
tion "
Lake Mary will host live inerts on
Us course this year Including ihc
SAC meet Gibson ho|N’s that will
give Ills alllleles the advantage they
need
"P mi Imping IIk- home course
advau'agi- will help us." Gibson
said
Knowing how to run our
course can make a dlllcrrncc and
wc ho(M- by that time we can use it
lo our advantage."
Gibson isn't expecting loo much
S e e R u n . Page 2B
McDonald hangs up skates
|NATIONAL LEAGUE ~
Three-run dingers lift Padres
SAN DIEGO — Earl Weaver used to say you
win ballgames with three-run home runs and
good pitching, und San Diego Manager Jack
McKeon believes It.
McKeon's Padres got three triple-dingers
Monday night to account for all oftheir runs In a
9-4 win over Montreal.
Jack Clark had two
h o m e r s a n d M ike
I’agllarulo had the third
as the Padres won their
fifth straight game.
"It's really nice lo get
the dint-run homers."
said McKeon. "Now I
know why Earl Weaver
used to like them."
Andy Bcnes. 2-2.
pitched 6 2-3 innings und allowed four runs on
five tills.
Elsewhere In the NL. Chicago hammered
Houston 6-1; Atlanta beat Pittsburgh 5-2; SI.
Louis shaded Cincinnati 3-2; Philadelphia
bombed San Francisco 9-1: and New York
blanked Los Angeles 1-0.
B E S T B E T S ON T V
BASEBALL
7:30 p in. — WAYK 56. Baltimore Orioles at
Cleveland Indians. (L)
10 p in. — WAYK 56. Montreal Expos at San
Diego Padres. ID
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Jo y c a T u llls
76ers send
Cheeks to
San Antonio
HOCKEY
CALGARY. Alberta — Lanny McDonald. Ilic
charismatic right wing who led the Calgary
Flames to the club's first Stanley Cup victory
last season, announced his retirement Monday
after a distinguished 16-year National Hockey
League career.
"I made the decision before the 1988-89
season started but kept It to my family.” said
the 36-year-old McDonald during a reception at
his rural residence west of Calgary.
McDonald said he kept his dcclson private
because he "did not want the dcclson to affect
l he team and players.
"The decision to retire from the game did not
come easy. Hockey has been a large part of my
life. The time, however. Is right.” said a
leary-eyed McDonald.
Over a fabled career with duet- NHL clubs
McDonald amassed 500 goals and 506 assists
for 1006 points.
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One-year-old Adam Palumbo (left) had a seat In the front row
for his father's softball game Monday night at Chase Park
Adam s dad Chris (No. 11. right) had two singles in Royce
iUJiurtmio«>T*»*T rr-itT- Electronics' 13-1 loss to Sunniland
A-Team , Sunniland continue to roll
By DEAN SMITH
Herald correspondent
_____________
The A-Team Construction Company and the
Sunniland Corporation continued to roil toward a
showdown and the Tim Raines Connection clinched
third place in Sanford Men's Class B Slowpltrh
Softball action at Chase Park Monday night.
With a 9-1 win over Stroniberg-Carlson. the
A-Team remained undefeated at 9-0 wlillt- Sunniland
defeated Royee Electronics 13-1 lo move lo 8-1 and
scl up a meeting In'ween the two squads lo decide
the second half championship at a date to be
decided.
In Monday's oilier contest. TRC defealed Ken
Kummel Chevrolet 9-4 to advance to 5-4 and take a
Iwo-game hole! on second with one game lo play.
In Monday's opening game. Sunniland scored six
runs In the first Inning lo stake Itself lo an early lead
and never looked back. The big lilt In the Inning was
a two-run triple by winning pitcher Albert Key.
Contributing lo the 18-hti Sunniland assault were
Rockey Morris (triple, two singles, three runs scored
and an RBI). Craig Spill (three singles, two runs
scored, one RBI). Rick Cleslak (three singles, one RBI I
and Key (triple, single, two runs scored, three Kill).
Olliers who played well for Sunniland were Tollle
Frank (two singles, run scored, two Kill). Dan Sacco
(two singles, run scored, two RBI). Brad Wallace
(single, run scored. RBI). Ron Carroll (single, run
scored). Chuck McMullen (single, run scored) and
Mike Mawby (run scored).
For Royce. which lost lls third straight game lo fall
lo 3-6. Shrupp had a double, two singles and one run
scored. Marlin bad three singles. Palumbo singled
twice. K. Williams bad a single and one RBI. and
Glannelll. G. Williams. Dclningcr und Pulliam each
hit one single.
In game No. 2. TRC trailed 3-1 alter lour Innings ol
(day bul exploded for five runs In the llfth and added
three In the sixth to roll to the victory.
Tony Dunklnson led the TRC 18-lilt attack with a
triple, two singles. Iwo runs scored, and two RBI.
Also contributing were Fred Washington (double,
single, run scored. RBI). Burnett Washington (douS e e S o f t b a ll. P a g e 2 B
PHI LADELPHI A - The
Philadelphia 7t>ers Monday severed
the last link with their 1983 cham
pionship team bv trading (mint
guard Maurice Cheeks lo the Situ
Antonio Spurs.
In rciiirn lor Cheeks, center Chris
Wrlp anti guard David Wingate, tin
76cis obtained Door leader Johnny
Dawkins and forward .Jay Vincent
"There was no one llnal dctertnlnlng lai tor in making the
trade. bul il there was one. age Is
probably the hlggesl l.iclor. the age
ol Johnny Dawkins versus the age
ot Maurice Checks." Philadelphia
General Manager John Nash said
"To bt- able to gel a young player ol
Dawkins' cullltcr is exciting."
Cheeks, who will be 33 Sept. H.
was the Iasi player remaining from
the 7bcrs I9H3 championship team
anil he averaged 11 •>(mintsund 7.8
assisisa game Iasi season.
Willi San Antonio. Checks will Ike.\|icclcd to provide leadership to
young players like David Robinson
and Willie Anderson
Nash said the team held a news
conference to announce the trade
lieforc Informing Checks because
San Antonio had called a news
conference to disclose the deal.
Dawkins, who will be 26 Sept. 28.
averaged 14 2 points and 7 assists
bul played In only 32 gam es
because of a nerve problem in Ills
It'll leg and loot
Vincent. 30. averaged 8.6 (minis
with Denver and Sin Antonio last
season but played In only 29 games
tiecausc of loot and ankle problems.
He Is expected lo play backup
forward for the 76crs.
Nash said the 76crs believe
Dawkins and Vincent are recovered,
bul the trade Is conditional on them
passing a physical.
Injuries have haunted the 76ers In
trades. In 1986. Philadelphia sent
Moses Malone. Tcrrv Cat ledge and a
See Trade, Page 2B
W ilander, Graff begin defense of U.S. Open crowns
United Praia International
NEW YORK — Returning for the first time to
the court where they gained milestone victories.
Mats Wilander and Slelli Graf began defense of
their U.S. 0 | k-ii crowns Monday with straight-set
triumphs.
Wilander. whose decline from Iasi year's peak
Is reflected In his No. 5 seeding, crushed
Austria's Horst Skoff 6-f. 6-3. 6-1 after Graf beat
Elsuko Inoue ol Japan 6-3.6-1.
Four-lime champion John McEnroe ran off a
comfortable 6-1. 6-4. 6-4 victory over France's
Eric Winogradsky, and In the first big surprise of
the competition. No 8 seed Brad Gilbert was
eliminated by Todd Wllsken 4-6. 7-6 17-41. 4-6.
6 3 .6 2
Second seed Boris Becker, the three-time
W imbledon cham pion, bad no difficulty
eliminating David Pale ol Las Vegas. Ncv. 6-1.
6 3. 6 I
Gilbert, winner ol Ins last three tournaments
and 17 successive matches, led 2 0 In the llnal
scl and had a break point In the third game
iK-fore falling. He said later he woke up with a
sick stomach und didn't have the stamina for the
3-hour. 56-mlnutc- marathon.
"I got Uriel from the second set on." lie said
after being treated for cramps. "I didn't have any
food In my lank und I Jusl ran out ol gas. Mv
brain wanted lo gel lo some balls, hut my tmdy
wouldn't."
Gilbert was bedeviled by serving problems,
hilling merely 49 percent of Ills first serves lo 72
percent for Wllsken. and committing 10 double
faults.
Wllsken. 25. Carmel. Ind.. broke service l()
times. He Is ranked 63rd in the world to No 8 lor
Gilbert.
McEnroe, seeded fourth, served 13 aces with
only four double faults. He dropped his serve
oiler during the 2 hour and 2ti ininulc conics!
"I think I can win." said McEnroe, now on Ills
second lo make a pretty good showing, now I
think it's a realistic possibility. I feel II I play the
top players. I'd give them a run for their money. '
Graf, the near-lnvlnelble West German, and
Wilander have followed contrasting paths since
winning at Flushing Meadow.
By defeating Ivan Lendl In the 1988 llnal for
Ills third Grand Slam crown o( the year. Wilander
elevated himself lo the world No. I ranking, a
position he could bold lor merely 20 weeks. The
25-year-old Swede lias tailed lo win a tournament
this year, reaching only one llnal
"I haven't really struggled." Wilander said
"For lhe first few monlbs alter that 11In* U.S
Opcnl I didn't really lecl like playing I wauled in
cu)oy being No I and then I lost a lew mulchei.
one too in mv."
Wilander. who lost lo Skull In live scis In a
Davis Cup match In April, look the llrsi live
games Muntlav and was never in trouble,
breaking sen ice iw Ice in each sei
(ar.it became onl> the sisili player ever lo
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Cheeks, Philadelphia's secsd-rouad draft pick In HITS,
■a averaged 12.2 points and 7.2
W i n g a t e . 6 • 5. w a s
P h ila d e lp h ia 's second-round
pick In ISM . He played In only
33 games last season because at
knee Injuries and averaged 4.8
points a game.
Philadelphia Assistant coach
Fred Carter said Dearbins should
Improve quickly In hla new
setting.
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their goals, that this will be
another banner year for the
Silver Hawks.
"There's no denying we were
good last year." Hammontree
aald. "And since graduation
didn't hurt ua badly, they could
be just as good this year. They
have the power to go as far as
they want.”
Lake Brantley returns Joyce
Tullia, who has nm in the state
meet In each of her three yean
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peak later on in the year.
"We might look real weak at
th e beginning of the year."
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to come on strong In the chainplonship meets st the end of the
year."
Lag* Howell Is looking to pick
up where It left off st the middle
of last aeason. when It was one of
the •*•**'•
teams. Then the
SUver Hawks were struck by
injuries, dropped off and finished
sixth In the region, their worst
finish In seven years.
"We're coming back wllh the
motto of 'unfinished business,' "
Lake HoweU coach Tom Ham*
montree said. “The team never
really got to see how good they
could be last year and that's
their goal this year."
Hammontree has a number of
strong returners. Including a trio
of sophomores thin rank with
the best In the state — Monica
Compton. Natalie Newberry and
Kristen Stuart. Those three
placed well for the SUver Hawks
last year and should do so again
th is season. Seniors Cheryl
Palumbo and Tricla Frost will be
the team leaders. Junior MUU
Palumbo, who Improved greatly
during the track season, will also
Join the team along with Corey
Dempsey and Holly Marshall.
"Tnls team will be real Inter
esting to watch," Hammontree
aald. ‘They, can reach for the
stars. They can go and find out
Just how good they really can be.
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o f B u lg aria beat M arianne
Werdel Vi. 6-3.
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"Frank looked like a left*
handed J u a n M arlchal out
there."
• Meta (lrst baseman Ksitti
Harnandsi on the threc-hlt
shutout of teammate Frank Vlola. who led New York to a 1-0
victory over the Los Angeles
Dodgers. Viola struck out five.
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on a two waafc vacation, but aha
•aft behind aoma of bar favorite
letters taken from her beat*
aalNng book, "The Beat of Deer
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dogs and three cats. I'm ao
hungry far company. I'm ready
to go out on the rood and flag
ne strangers.
ot my "poster" In
all
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ABIGAIL
letter from th e 28-year-old
mother at four who tacked a
VAN BUREN
poster on her door with "rules"
to keep visitors away.
Well, I'm a 38-year-old mother
who - yourself
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of ail. and I'm amased that privacy,. We're
who
anything
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anyone would want that much live in the country, and Im find. And If you e a n 't find
at the
They*! for you a
and brown augar sandwich,
—If y o u ’re h e re a r o u n d
mealtkne. grab a chair and Join
ua.
b o n the
tor you.
many.
V fcw more won’t
any
difference.
“ We c . n l ,end you
n d ask
ua feel
—Tel ua your troubles and
w e l tsO you ours. One at our
kids can play the vtolin for
b*kgrouudmuelc. and, we, can
an cry tagHhar.
—If you can stand us. we can
stand you. an drop In anytime
and stay a s long as you Ukc.
We're people wholike people.
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Double the birthdays, double the fun
Schneider, who turned 98 on Aug. 26, Is a
member of Congregational Christian Church,
Sanford. Tkachuck, who turned 41 on Aug. 22,
la wife of the pastor, the Rev. Thomas Tkachuk.
Theodore 8. Schneider (left) and Rabeeca
Tkachuk (second from left) prepare to cstetorata
In a double birthday luncheon honoring them
Aug. 22 at the Holiday House, Sanford.
ft The wtfe who
said Jier h u sb an d sm e lle d
he tf Idran bathes re
am of s story they tell
about Samuel Johnson, the
noted IngHsh lexicographer of
the 1700s.
Johnson was a "purist" where
word* were concerned, but when
It esme to his personal hygiene,
he was a notorious slob.
A woman passenger sitting
next to him an a coach train
a a ld . " S i r . y o u s m e ll!"
W hereupon Johnson replied:
“Madam, you are wrong. You
smell. | stink.'*
Perhaps the husband who was
accused of "smelling" would like
to show this to his wife.
former wile. Velma, with whom
we have remained on fairly good
terms, invited ua to her home for
a party. She is now married to a
very weU-bMtoman.
Velma told me It was going to
be a costume party, so my
husband and I dressed up like a
couple of rabbits.
Imagine our surprise when the
butler opened the door and
ushered us Into a room filled
with m en In tuxedos and women
la stunning gowns! We felt like s
couple at fools. Velma laughed
and said she thought It was
funny. I was very upset to have
been made a butt of her Joke, ao I
got myaelf a glass at punch and
spilled it on her gown. Then I
laughed and told her I thought It
was funny. However, she didn’t
see anything funny about It.
My husband isn't speaking to
me. and he thinks I owe Velma
an apology. What should! do?
D t k l WlPSt Send Velma a
bunch of carrots, and tell her
you're sorry.
_____ I • Dee. life How the
O ther H alf U vea, by Alan
A yckbourn, c o n c e rn s th ree
co u p les—the m e n a re p ro
fessional colleagues who en
counter outlandish situations
Involving infidelity and Intrtuge
In this Inventive farce.
f e s . t s • M arch 4 t Under
Milk Wood, by DyiM Thomas. Is
the story of the Inthnate Uvea of
the Inhabitants of a Welsh Ash
ing village, revealed through
song, verm and prose. At times
humorous, the play la a lyric
exploration of the fabric of Ufa.
A pril 1 8 - tii Ttfl Me That You
Love Me. Ju n le M oon, by
M argaret K ellogg, c e n te r s
around ttv» friendship of three
u n lik e ly ro o m m a te s , e a c h
scarred Irrevocably by Ufa- This
play of mood a n d m em ory
rejection, despair, hope,
courage and love.
Season subscription tickets
may be pnrrhaard far 820 far
general admlaaian and 816 for
senlor citisens. Individual ticket
prices are 86 and 86.
The Seminole C om m unity
College Fine Aits Theater Box
Office opens Monday, Sept- I8>
for season subscriptions and on
Monday. Sept 25. for Individual
tickets. Hours are 11 a.m. to 4
p.m. Monday through Friday.
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LAKE MARY — Joyce and Sal Serio are the
owners of the newest dell In Lake Mary. The
establishment la located In the Oaks Center at
345 W. Lake Mary Btvd.
Sal decided to move hia family to Lake Mary
after three months at research, be felt
that the high growth potential and the quality of
life evidenced here was what he wanted. H
" e felt
that the school system at Lake Mary was the best
for hie children. Ashley and Corey. His oldest
11“ '
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Serto'a te the only dell In Lake Mary that sella
De of Boar’s Head products. Serto’s
also has one of the largest
of donystk*
and
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and the beat
In aauce. Also, you must try their
famous homemade csnnoH for dessert.
Serto s also specialises In gormet and regular
catering suited to your Individual tastes and
budget. They have all the trtmmnlngs for the
perfect wedding, office party, shower or house
party. You name It. they can do Itl
They also feature overstuffcd sandwiches and
subs to be eaten at the dell or for take-out. *
Along with all the homemade features and
extensive selection of cold cuts, they have
Imported Italian groceries, imported pasta, bread
and rolls, snsck mod. milk and soda. Don't stand
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delivery to your home or office.
You can tax them your order at 333-1793 or
call them at 333-1793.
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Company In October of 198S. He now employs
eight licensed mortgage broken.
United Security Mortgage Company la a
member of lhe Florida Association of Mortgage
Broken and the Greater Seminole Chamber of
Commerce.
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service whatever your needs.
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you professkmsi assistance if you have been
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e a r n e r l a f In p e e d
netghbarheed. Living rm. wim
llraplaca. farm er dining,
aat in kitchen, family ream,
tcraanad pertto........... ..S d fS i
Amanltla* Include |
ramp and club
JUST L IS T IO I R EM O O C LED
1 bdrm. 1 bam an ha
OCALA NATIONAL FOREST
lata. Rlvar
Scheel. Super Invatlmani
patontlcf Family ream eeuld
Orange City latefe. 4 bdrm. 1
Uta II*
1S7-M(M<R
6
1UN LAN D IC T A T E S
1 barm., new cerpefb aitra
cla a /tl R a n pa Lr a i r I p .
■aaiwr/dryer........ d a martin
■ PORZIO R I A L T V *
snvMuuuEMtm
l/l. C/M/A. I4M aia.. + dtaatff
Can r o m a / m m a
2 M ill. COTTMCf!
FURN ISHED) Q u kl retire
manl park. South DaAary.
UOOma Cell................ 44P4WB
4/1. tanca. garage. ca/ch Da
poiit MM. Rant. Ural A laal
jM P a a s ia d a ra / T d j^ ^ ^
IQS— DuplexT rig jw / Pont
DCUUZ OUFtll
Qatofoad tpadaaa 1bedretm
________ C a R n M W ________
iM im tT
1 badroom. ta n lra l H/A.
weihar/dryer hook up. qulel
area, tlM/diacaunt.
lan aTan Raatty-U O ^am
322-2 4 2 0
MTOMN REALTY
SCSPbrbOr..
M l W. Labe Mary At.. U l Mary
Pram your l/l home. Orangt
City. Zoned a . Only I ...m m
M ANIDACORP/BROKER
______ rontootti______
e o i r r R ip o s s a j M u p
LA O R T MERMAN. RR0RBR
.all. bra....
aut
1 bath with
Wa«h Oaki
Had M/yar.
» U N
143— WEltffrOfrt
Cal TsBfiw 1-MI-121-1724
L A R I SYLVAN Cuttom built.
V 1W. takafrentl SOM iq tt
under rant, toadadl....*171
W.
Country comtorf in
oraal Waib to etc acheeit,
treat, llraplaca A mare I
tc/.Mii Call m Ptoc/m 7 m
I l l — Appliances
/r
ii v i i i n
107-MoM lo
Homos/Ront
I BDRM. lorn, aalat park.
1 ta i N M j a i l bat
(I CaM.... m -m i
1W— Mobile Homo
Lots/ Rent
\i n
"m s 7 7 *
tUGANT SANFONOUTAH!
Baautihjl It roam. S bdrm*. J
llrtplacrt. on 1.4 acre* at
memmaufh aakb d l ft. road
frontage, itablaa A many
extra*. Silver Lake areal Only
420*0(0 Owner motivated 111
........................ m - » t i
LETSTALI HAL ESTATE
121-94M
e ■; \
^
7
DANIEL I
WOHUNENDiR
REALTY INC
UmiKFORADCAL?
Wa have ihraa 1 bdrm.. 1 bath.
I car garage villa* with 1.410
heated *4- It. Pool A tonnli
Sailor will pay up to SISO
doting cod*. All are priced
a l l ................. ..... U l . 000each
DON'T M IH TH IS D IA L I
Altar Heart M IO M t
CALL BART
R IA L IS T A T I
R EA LTO R .................... n s tare
115— Industrie I
Rentals
AAA B U IIN IS S C IH T S R •
Naw Mtka/Whie. HO It. h
I.raj It. Bayt with or w/o
offlett darting at 4240/nw
Wary. II/ W A S R W
11*— Real Estato
*■ » - - BMMC4U
MPrV
r n p if T f
..M l W. P in t$1.
........... n s ran
117— Commercial
Rentals____
M/TOHOTIVC MFMIII
P R IM ! LOCATION! High vl*
Iblllty. 4 bay* I Low down I
Aval labia nowl......... I 4/7 4742
R F/zV I^X
VI I HO PHOPi Hill ,
ZONED FOR O P P IC I
Invettor* lake note I Lott ol
potential on thit one. Plenty ol
parking Irnid* gala. Poulbie
1 ttory e llkt unit. With a HUM
Imagination. Ihit cot|ld be a
J return!..................SU.U0
LOW DOWNIII
U.MO (town Including doting
cotltll 1 bdrm. 1 bo. homo
with Can. H/A. Nlca backyard
A naar tchcnit. Call Linda I
CLOSE TO LK . MONROE 11
Only U N O down!I 1 bdrm.
homo with tlraplaco. litre
room could bo 4th bdrm.
Inil da utility, ou tilde itorage.
priv lanced rear yard. U ilO
workihop A o n ly.......... U7.J00
LINDA M O K A R
O tllo or ratall tp a o M U
Franch. (Hwy 1 7 « I U » par
month. High traffic araa,
nawly ranovatad.........104414
323-5188
682-1200
into CM LOT
HELPING S ILL E R S SELL PY
OWNER FOR U .tM . Call
Hate- IStoll Prafcar........HS1M1
On m4ior road In Winter
Springs. high (rattle, turn.,
rtady to go. raaaonabla rani.
Call *aa-ran, aik lor Bogle
121— Condominium
Rentals
Defter**. by waeh/mealh/yaer
LabatMt Prapartot Raalty
CallHaaaaa.............foam -M M
SMMLNOOO
1 bdrm, 1 bath, wathar/dryar.
pool, nawly radacoratad WO
mo............................ ro n * 7
TELFA IR
R EALTY,
I I HWY. IM I. DEBARY
3054*M43l/30M**-5722
RlVtlfRONT HOME
Lemon Bluff, large lapprt.
1.1X10 iq ft 1 1/1. lot 110 teal
deep. Hawaii, below apprail
all 1111.0001 141 1740day*.
1/4 M il evet
“
H U N T E R ' S N O ME
FURNISH INOS I Formally
The Bargain Bam) Naw A
uoed totality furniture! Buy.
Mil. A containment. I l l C. Itl
Si., le n to * .... ........ -P IM M
* COUNTRY iCTTNM *
MOOR 1 STORY CP Name 1 1
acraa. attached M l. carpart.
Can. HAA. formal dlnig r m ,
beautiful Oakal T E R M S I
OWNER PIANCINOI I I I I . M
A S S U M A P L I. N O O U A L IP TIN O a bdrm.,1 bath, apllf
plan, aat In klthcan. tcraanad
porch. C HAA. earner let.
family roam, lanced I lAJt, K
cam at ttoting man if tab** id
rant an apartmantl CaM ut
today md team howl! I
la r. tecatl ent candiTlan,
white stM ................. n s 104
122-M7I
bad tram*. All
any I Vary peed
M W
• BABY CRADLE • In
g o a d c on d 11 I a n . I I S
Call....................- .... .
• B E R K LIN E RECLINER •
Villa* Caoda •
Airport Blvd. 1 PR. 1 BA.
C U M By owner........ g S T M l
SANFORD ■1.100 tq. tt 1 bdrm ,
I bam, Ig Irtad tot. Wall kept.
Lovely, mull Mill S7J or boat
..................... n s a in
BJ'S RESALE
i Latte! extra* 1114.000
I r ll r c h hh co f f
Furniture A CNIactlblaa. Buy
A Sail. MW S. Sanford Ava
_______ Cell 10-744*_________
Chat! al drawer*. 1 dr 141.
Kitchen labia w/4 chair* LM
Queen tiled Mml weveleii
watarbed | IB After J HaHk7
dCOUCH •Goad condition. Only
lates
L k .R .I.
m -ia t i
SANFORD/IDVLLWILDE • 4
bdrmt.. 1 ba. over 1000 tg.
It, RtducadltailNO...4471474
SMI Call..... ■■■■■■JM 717«ddy*
SANFORD SU N LA N D • 4
bedroom. 1 bam, heat pump,
toncad yard, naw root A paint
a DESK/SHELF •4 liar. Nlca. J
It. eM in . EM.............. a s 4404
a DOUBLE SIZE BOX SPRINO
A mattrett 1*1. deliverad.
Ceil............................J M 4110.
LARRY'S MART. I l l Sanford
Ava. Naw/Uaad him. A appl.
Bay/SaM/Trada.-------- MS4I1E.
111.JBi. WtoJIorm-OQM
Seotord Area - 1 bdrm. 1 bath on
S acre*. 1 yrt. old. FI replace,
llth p a n d , big barn
w/workihop. IIHOOE Day*.
callM* 1414. E v a * .M A IM
S m I v 4 *Se r M
|x x r
1/1. family room, central air,
utility room. | M ^ » .. 44*7441
LOVELY CHIU CABINET
Paean llnith, lighted w/glatt
ihalvaal KOO/aHar 117*4041
a tote a Lavaaaat. good condi
lion, clean. HOP n»f«X7
T W I N M A T T R E S S A Rot
Spring*, mapla hdbd. S*0.
SIMMONS Baby Crib - drat*
o r. m i r r o r A Bantwood
Rocker, UOt Call. .
SANFORD
61 86 i M i t e t M art W
1 bdrm ham* on wooded lot.
Saen to go com m ercial!
Auum . No guallty. f )>%
Iliad FHA. 1*100 dn 11*4 JO
p i t i .C* ii .....................m t a a i
183— Ttldvision /
Wr«11o / Stffto
SARHMO, IT OWNER
> bdrm. nawly remodeled,
heal A air. carpat. one bib to
tchoolt, Ig. fenced yard.
Owner tin. laf.MO. I0J Country
Club Clr. Call lfa»411-H7C
Good Uaad T .V . i H I and up
MILLERS
Ml* Orlando Dr.............P1BM1
IBS— ComputErs
2ViTCAtS TOUNC!
Sentoed Place Sub. 1/1 ipllt
pl an, 1 c a r g a r . , c o t y
braaklatl nook, attama. aa
quality FHA 114.MO balance.
UM/mo. P IT I Nlco (amity
neighborhood, good eccrit
Heal pump, oak cabinet*,
t c r aanad p o r c h w / p a t t
through, tocu rlly tytlam .
paddle lent. Relocating tor
O TI ■ f**A COMPUTER with
■poach tynthatllar. hook-up*.
S p r o g r o m and g a m *
c a rlrld g a t. (oytllckt and
m anual*. SIOO firm Call
Richard..................... MS 1*4*
iab.i7i.Mo................. p
HUNTING L I A l l SMt acre*.
SW Ot4rgli, Mg bach areal
MMchall Caty. Cuapyauadt.
1 bdrm .
l r * V I I MR
W ultow
g W awiMpItlMI
haat lamp, haaf rack and grew
n#n. All for SNA Meat me to
Cl8 Nl Nklftynl^ut pgf t
'At. **reliant, aparty cor.
automatic. Mr, alar*
crutab toother totartor
tire*, low mu**. I
* RABBIT • Female, ha* had
recant iHtor. Black, brawn A
whtto.SS.Coii....
homo,
i
117— Spoiling Poods
mo
zoned
commercial....... - .......*71.100
all util. tael. * many aatrea.
Family m im biriMpa avail.,
4i.ua/yr.......aa»MH47ieuot
a LADY'S OOLF CLUBS B BAO
Call Cathy. Ventura I Prepartto*
na-acMariM-MM
WO DOWN
New 1 bedroom . 1 bath
manufactured homo*. Open
dally II to * pm. fQO North
Grant J l . Longw ood«ai*l71
•171. Call................... M lllO f
IS FT. RUM. CANOES
Complete with oart and two
lit* lacked, eicellent condi
lion IMP each.....CaiiMi-ana
149— Com morel* I
Proppity/ Se Io
IBf— OHico Supplfos
/ Equipwom
ZONED COMM ERCIAL!
REDUCED! A Y tlt.a M II
WAREHOUSE with attached
dttlca. overhead ctoort. would
maka a luper truck repair
ihop- ale Lolt ot room tor
aipamion. Fenced rear yard
It blk off SR f44 W. ION down
A owner will cerryl W HAT A
STEAL A T ................. t i ll. OU)
FOR SALE • New Canon PC
4RE copier, computer del*
and oftk* furniture
1M COPIER • INCL PAPER A
TONER! Worki great. IIM
Metal Peek. tM Call m 7700
1*1— Building
Moltrlols
CALL RED MORGAN
n M U M n n
3 2 3 -S llt N I2 -1 2 0 0
ALL S TEEL BUILOINOt al
dealer Invoice. 1.000 to M.000
44 It. Cali 407 If I EMI collect
153— AcrM Q *
Lots/SalR
1*S— MicHlntry/Toois
OEBART BUIUNNC
AJICOMPRISSM
MAKEOACORP/BROKIR
447 11*4141
II wkt aid. Mack A ruaf. rad
A rutt. make l Oaad tom
parmant, J ganaratiant an
pramlia*. peed biaadilnat.
need hamea TOOAYIII *1171
U l .......................... 49S-9 M 9
■__________________ *
CFA PERSIAN KITTENS V*
rtoty *f talari. avNlabto Id/t,
grand champlan line*. Price
nay. Alta. 1 ttfton*. fathar
C P A P a r a l a n . Mot her
^JJomoaaJgJ**^
M l— Hom s
N w a o S S Ib TR d la g Tw In ^ r
without puldt Lata *1 ream ta
T 1MOT HV/ALP ALP A MIX
M PER SALE
M A tO f d a y V * * i « 7 ava*.
M »-W o*rkig A ppro!
• Maa'i Waitara Beat* by
Nacana. Laathar. tit* to.
•icailant canaitwn U l
ta N * M fH ________
2 1 1 — A n t ig u o s /
Far mini pick up U ta Never
m t .................... .....JEt-Uta
B O U N P B IH lH i
w FOR* Ptek-Upt SltabMhH
Call PVTPddeybtotactal n e t
I™
'71 medal. 4 dr
C le a n c o n d it io n l a i d .
M IR C ID C L 74 madal. M O .
4 d r, automatic Mr. toadMI
Vary clean condition M.1M
Cars
M i Trad
NM VUSf
I
4 Cyl Kellogg. 100 CFM. 11
HP. 1 phate. on MO gal lank.
I I ,*10 Coniider trade tor
tmall truck!
17140*4
ak. am/fm
PLUS CMI**Sai*4/(
III toatura A
Ian a
J ton truck, naw rakulll
angina, campm aar. ipray
pun* and kaodb Eautoment
a t m worth taTJtal Atklng
StatabCdN--------- ------4*4-711*
*
*
Automatic. AM -P M itaraa
caaaatto. duM Mr condiDontog. C l, tun raaf. tinted win
dawb ta*t*7, ton/tan totoriar.
One ownar, M IN T COND4T M N Ita M O ITb M N
*
TV C H E W SURURE AW • M
ate. , now tire*. A M - P M
* tf POKE RftM
la ca lla n t candltlanl Air,
automatic. AM/FM caaaatto.
11 If. aluminum ba* with
Tammy llftl Ldtamito*
Prked right at.................0I4JM
c a N f t M t s ir o m t -ir o
1978 M IN
CMl..............................*7bl14*
*
SMI
D7— Trictorsand
Traikrs
Slack, cold air. vary nka
ceriltdaarl....................SLITS
CALL..............................A71-41M
•71. f|
family car. peed hr** MS* ar
katt Offer. CMl............**!*•*
1978 M IN
_________________________ #
FOR D ESCORT L - ‘M 4 *p >
Mr. goad map* Priced tor
qukk tale S U M . ttoavy Owfy
•aa Mads • w/raot rake, ilk*
naw, w a t S i l l , aaklng
stM............................. n s iraa
'Si modal, buy thl* U N O car
tor ITMt Need* Ml pump.
Hava no money I Feature*
Include, air, power aaata.
window* and loch*. AM/FM
cataefto ttorae, naw (Ira*.
Irantmiatlan, brake*, and
thockt. No ruatl A beautiful
carl Call Reger at 444*41*
Hurry I Thl* d*M won't laM
*
’I*. In axe* Ilent condition.
Include Mr, AM/FM
id goad hr#*. Will
tacrttka tar ILfS b *** IM I
#
3D I
ON. 1 ft mawar. s ft dtac. * It
baa blade. 14 ft 111 axle
trtotor, CM).........(407)144-11*4
*
Gray. Mr. only 44.10* mltatl
Sharplll........................turn
CALL.—
DN— V tk klM
WEHtDd
------------------471-tata
_______________________ *
1985JM U M XN
LOADfOISHARPIStS.P}
CALL M l 1*4
1988 MfiUMK XJS
LOADED I LI KE NSWI LOW
M ILESIISI*Jdb..CALL
JU N K A WR E C K E D CARS/
TRUCKS- Running ar not. W#
H goaf iuaad motor! A
.221 4414
Natanb..
R7R PAY TO P SOI tor wracked
car*/truck*I WE S ELL guar
antoed uaad part*. AA AUTO
SALVADE MCaAary, 4ta MM
D N AAtHrcycks
• N d A H ces
1989ISUZU IMAM
4 dear, 12X00 mltob 4 cyl,
aulo. air. am/ t m slaraa
caatetto, silver eetoriar. Sava
tu o tt Priced at 0 7 A ». CMl
m -u o e
l
*
01 mpdtl. itraat legal, like
naw, law mllaaga. OfSO. 1 rMI
tr altar, n * L 0040H1
A
241— R t C r t A t id M M l
BRIONES A SON
ANTIQUE WALL
lAIIIdayi/waakl)
AUCTION HNM17Ptt
'if, 1 mood. cMd Mr! Depan
dabl* traniportiflon. Naw
pMnl. Excellent gat mlh
n .ja j. Cali..............
W
MM HW Y.« W. SANFORD
Ito mUataastaf F*...... .SSW 1
U C JA B I4 7 A AU447
21S— Boats and
14 R. NbirgUm Bm I with trail
ar. Good condition 1171
________ C a dn ia a w ________
14 N. Hunt. 40 HP Martoar.
Traitor, campon, recorder. 1
SIAM............ 11*4*47
14 tt. aluminum matt. In
tlttabl* pantoant. plywood
dagger beard and ruddar. Hill
In thipptog crate. S W 1M-M4*
Excallanl condition) If.000
m i, top el the line cellular
telephone, naw tlrab 110.100
VII
'01, dttlgnar tar lei. blue.
computer, excellent condition
Intlda and out. tbNO. 4447177
__________________ *
MEBCBBYLTM
‘I L L 4 door, hatchback. Mr.
automatic, tow ml. excellent
cond. 4L**1........... . 0 * N
235— Trucks/
M ust/ Vatts
CHEVTC2B CUSTOM VAN
'll. Mr. ttorab sink, refriger
ator. cb. teta/bad. * captMnt
chairs. In tic* Ilent condition.
410*1/otter......... ......... U1-ISM
_________________________ *
Qtaoj Tis p k Trsaotaf Vm
'H . IN . laeturet Include 1
am/tm caaaatto playarb Irani
and rear Mr. T V . VCR. rM**d
top. alac. rear laal/toM out
bad. plaatod window ihadab
while w/mnuv# Interior. 14,000
ml. 421.000/otter......... 4*47170
*
‘01, 4 whaal drive. 1.400
ml .graal condition. Mutt teal
21fr— WEirtodlo Buy
New Farrev* Metal*.
KOKOMO.....................,» S 1 1*4
W ANTED: Good uied Iurn Hurt
end antique*. CASH PAID.
PS44M
2D— Musicol
Morchondiso
~ '
42.400 2114*24
DPNONUISTNNNUUR
24 tt. Ilka naw. ttoapa b air.
and many extra*. tff.fOO.
FORD PICK UP Ft JO alio
aval labia I Clean, low mllaege.
equipped tor towing. 4L 200
U U 343-7313
A
243— J u n k C i r t
JUNNCARSREMOVED
NOCHAROE
___________ roW77__________
strap OMIart* Paid tor |unk
cart, fruckb * whaal drive.
HEKUIYCOMM
TT. mechanic'* ipeciall Naw
motor, carburetor, ak. Tiro*
good. A ll the aitra*. SOI
angina. No lima to llnith. 17
Pratoiitonal Machank* Taata
Craftimen. Mack A SnapOn.
1 box** full. Include* box**
CMl 774-44*4.7 am to 4 pm.
MERCURY T O f U SF08T CS
'17. Mr. pb pb. till, crulta.
exccond. U M O o b o .O ta -1411
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Caurtoty BeUn tie and Ster
ling; lacatad at n i f L Hwy. 17
A f l, Santord. win pay yae top
dollar tar your uaad car 4adayl Cam* by wtlh year II
A vaMcto A tot a* maka you an
after yea can't tera deem 11
* BOARDWALK A BASEBALL
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
TICKETS-SHOO fori.
m a n __________
.TUBE
HUEY'S CROWN PAWN
____ am iw ____
HANDYMAN over u y n . expe
rlance. No job loo imalll
tAM 7PM. Untord..... P A U ll
NEWWOODSTOVE
NORDIC KITCHEN ST V IE
Retail value ot 1410 Sacrifice
at ISIOI Call 41* 4471/mettage
_______________ *
SRAOI O CONTROL CAR - 1/10
tcM*. R/C high parfermanca.
4 wheal drive L (tearing,
ott road racer Original price.
127* Need money, will Mil lor
4100 CMl HSU**evening*
IHOP EARLY FOR X MAS!
A V O N - T H E P E RF EC T OI F T I
Call 4/44*11 tor aur ipaclal gilt
BMtoftaadgtaMl__________
• IMtd E X T Dear with hinge*
and deadbolt Vary good con
dll Ion 411
211 00It
CADILLAC - '71. Electro, rum
good, ctodn, 41W 74 AMC
WAOON. air, clttn. two
Good framportahon! 122 4*10
NISSAN M O O
'IL T topb naw tlrab loaded
with power optloni! Extra
nka carl Only 44,100. Call
H I S4M
__________________________ *
OiDSCICRRA
‘I* modal, 4 door, auto, air,
power window!. il.* »l Call
m ro t
___________________________*
PUSLIC AUT O AUCTION
E VE R V W ED. NIG HT f: MPM
DAYTONA AUT O AUCTION
Nary. *1. Daytona Beach
_________ *0*2140111_________
TWO NAY MOTORS
Specializing in line Lineal*t
I*00 T/car
while w/grey
velour. I owner, all Mrvic*
record!, local car 14.000 mi lei
117.***
I N I Mark VI
1 d r. LIKE
NEW! Has 11.270 or ig mil**. I
owner, local car While
w' while leather
steel
MORE TOCHOOSE FROM
i *j * lo in a
bit t i l l
Train tor careen In
Train to ba a ProfoaMonM
* j t C H I T A FT V
Al ML ( N t S
U K u n v t ‘xt i
WOHl ) PMt »< t *»*.*
1 M U lS t L IN I S
T Fl A V f I
A G tN O E S
■ home
w°‘ s tuo y n w b Trauma a
rtotw iTUDV/nCa THAIN*40
I- SSI
U s
u
PM AHCUL A B AVAL.
II a h o o u s
..SELL.
Everything working. HI
'04 modal, amcallanl condition,
loaded. 44.400/otter 77*0470
NEED IB S T M T MONEY?
■UNDV CLA R IN ET •Excellent
condition I Priced only.... U U I
CMl................................ 144144*
CASIO M T 100 PORT ABLE
MINI KEYBOAROSUS
CALL 1*0114*
o
Mevln*mu*l Mil. 44M22447*4
1071
Moftary Matgait BtaEjWEI
tAREMAIT
Rattan living room Mt. iota,
cotta* tab!*, ate. Dining ream
Mt w/chlna cabinet, dining
tabid A a chair*. King D m
brau bad. Prlcat negotiable,
C a i i m i u a ________
A Law*
Cara • Lie.. 21 yrt. *ep- Free
^ tlM F a in tln ^ a g a lr^ M g ra i
223— M I b
V tk ic k s / C A N S ffS
LD. CAMPER TO P - Full kltch
an. Maap* a *c. axe. condi
Anycondition CMlOTIMO
217— Oorogo Sotos
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Sanford Herald
B ltl Year, No. 21B — Sanford, Florida
Adventurers fill sky
NEWS DIGEST
By LA U M L. SULLIVAN
Herald stalf witter__________________
Child kill* executed
SANFORD — One uflcr another
this morning. 4 1 adventurism pilots
revved the engines of their small
airplanes, taxied down (he Sanford
Regional Airport runway, skimmed
low over a timer, rllmhed high Into
the bright sky. and disappeared.
It wus the noisy but otherwise
orderly stun of the Grral Southern
Air Hi i i t .
It Is a race pitting humans and
machines ugalmt time, weather and
the odds.
The fifth annual race began at 9
a m. today and will end Saturday si
Frreporl. Hahamas. A $5,000 prize
will lie awarded to the winning pilot.
The pilots arr compel log for nearly
$ 15.1XX) In ot her prize*.
Sinn Allen nnd Alllr SI. John of
l.uw rrnc-evllle, Ga. a rr official
scorers lor Ihe race. In 1987. the
t w o p l a c e d s e c o n d In I h e
l.(X>2.nautical mile event.
"It's a dying tradition from a
pilot's view," Allen said. "It's a good
way lo prove to your skills as a
pilot."
!!andlcu|m lo rih r race — the lime
computed lor rach type of aircraft lo
com plrlr the- rcurse — are figured
Irom data on previous races. SI.
John said. Flying times are re
corded at each stop, then a comouter subtracts the handicap from
tlx- dying time to d rirrm ln r a pilot's
score. The winner «4 the race la Ihe
pilot who heats the handlrap by Ihe
grrulrst speed.
New data every ym r Improves Ihe
handicap. Allen said, which makes
lhr race u grrutrr challenge. In 1987
Allen and Si. John placed second:
Iasi yrur they placed eighteenth,
hut run u luster course.
Marlon J a y rr. Palatine. III.. Is
STAH K K . Kli. — A fomx-r prison guard
m n vlrtrd of llir M-k murder uf .in H yru ro ld girl
11 yearn ago wan executed Thursday In
Floridan eleet rk- rlialr.
Autirey Dennis Adanm. .11. died at alniul 7 (15
a.in.. Ixi-oming the ilnrd convk lt d killer In lxexecuted Ihln y m r In llie United Staten and Un
set-ond In Florklu He wan l l r 21st person
eleetnn-uled In Florida nlnre the mate n-lnntated
the death |n-nalty In 1979
Alniul 15 rrlallven and (rtendnol Adanm nlinnl
In a fenced area oulnlde the State 1‘rtnon near
the north Florlili conununlly ol Starke. A group
o( 10 protentern nlinnl in anotlrr area nearhy,
holding cundlrsund praying.
Adams'* ap|xul* ended when the Supreme
('m m denied a may of rxreutltxi at 10:45 p in
Wednesday. with only Justice* William llrennun
and Thurgixxl Marshall dlssrntlng
Karller Wednemlay. the Fkirtda Supreme
Court had rrlira-d in Mop tin- execution of
Adanm. who wanun hln (mirth dmth warrant
Surgeon general resigns
W ASHINGTON - Surgeon General C . Everett
Koop. an outiqxikru. no-nonsense phyniclan
who han vlgnrtxisly longlit to tialt the npread ol
the deadly AIDS vlnm. aunouired hln n-siguulion 1 humday
Koop tnlormed I’renidenl Hush In a letter nrtit
to the Willie Hiame of hln plan to leave olflcr
Ju ly 13. long hehae hln term ex|aren In Ocloln*r.
Cancar kills famad transsexual
S A N C L E M E N T E . C a lll. - C h r in lln e
Jorgensen, u firmer G.l. w ho shocked the world
tn 1052 hy acknowledging she had undergune
sex-change surgery. died Wednesilay alter a
2 1V-ycur stniggle ugalnst cancer. She wan02.
*
Jorgensen, who III IOHO develo|n-d hladder
cancer that eventually nprrad throughout her
tmdy, died several days after six- was admitted
to San Clemente Hospital, said .land I’learson. a
spokeswoman h r the laclllty.
Jorgensen, lairtl George Jorgensen In New
York City, startled the nation and hreamr the
Instant butt of (umedlans' pikes when she made
public her then virtually unheard of sex-change
operation.
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Pilots Diana Raavat (laid ol Si. Petarsburg and Mary
Papy (center) of Tampa, watch as technician David
Knight Inapacta the angina of the Cessna 172 the two
competing In the Great Southern
Air Race a fourth lime since she
won Ihe first event In 1985.
"Th e orgunliulloii of this race
makes It one <4 Ihe major cross
country races," Jayu r said. "A ll of
this la people doing It for the love of
racing."
Jayne said about toll of the pilots
this year are flral-tlme racers. As a
women are Hying in lha Qraat Southern Air Race. Each
plane was inspected prior lo registration to make sure
all of the rules regarding specifications were met.
professional air racer. Jayne gave a
briefing on racing tips to the group
of novices yesterday.
Juunllu tlluinlx-rg. executive rac e
director, said I lx- race has seen only
two minor aciidrntx In Its five
yrais.
Each plane wus Inspected by race
officials yesterday, lllumlx-ig said.
Paint seals w rrr placed so no cuglnc
adjustments could be made, ahe
said.
At the end of tlic race, the lop 10
planes will be Inspected In greater
detail, lllumherg wild. Only one
first -place winner In Ihe race history
lias Ixi-ti disqualified after Ihe final
inspection, she said.
Tlx- race Is open lo fixed-wing,
single- and twin-engine planes.
Lawmaker calls for lottery investigation
IntsmtlonM rapocti
TA LL A H A S S E E - A Florida lawmaker called
lor an Investigation Wcdnrsday Into Ihe Lottrry
Dc|>arlincut's purchase of 250 million scratch-oil
game llckrls. more than a third of which could
mil lx- sold and had to lx* destroyed.
• p o rta
Rep. Al Gutman. R-Mlaml. said the ticket
purchase Irom Scientific Games Inc. wus
approved hy Lottery Deputy Secretary Davldc
IL u v Ii. who ordered the tickets several months
tx-lorr taking a job with the Atlanta company.
Lady ’Nolee in action tonight
It's getting so that winning Isn't a goal lor llir
Seminole High School girls track team. It's a
habit.
A week after whining their ninth consecutive
district team dsunplonslilp. the Fighting Lady
Semlnoles look to take another step toward a
fourth consecutive state title w hin they compete
In the 3A-Keglon II meet at l l r University uf
Florida.
And according to Coach Emory Hlake. to
night's comprtIUon should br a formality as
long as the Tribe girls perform as they have In
the past.
■'I have called on I lie governor ol Florldu to
Investigate whut ap|x-urs to be
largr-scalr
wrongdoing within the Department of Hie
Lottery." Gutmun told a news eonferrme. "I am
not accusing anyone of anything, hut you cannot
look al whut has gone on and say everything wus
There was no Immrdlatc response from Ihe
governor's olflie.
liausch. who came to Florida from Illinois In
1987 with Lollrry Secretary Rebecca Paul, was
unavailable for comment. Several calls in tils
Atlaulu oilier were not relumed.
Paul said Ihe llckcls w rrr ordered In i -u iim Florldu lollrry sales al the time w rrr m im ing at
twice the per capita figures In olhrr stairs.
Guimun said Hausrli. who announced Ills
resignation Ju ly 22. 1988. and It'll the dt-parlincut Sr pi. I of thr same year. Ixiughl 200
million tickets for the seralch-olf gurm- Fortune
Jan. 13. I98N. He Ixiught 50 million more Feb. H.
1988. Irom Sclrntir Games, which has Ixi-n Ihe
laHlcry Department's supplier shirr Oct. 12.
1987.
Fortune, llie lottery's third srruleh-olf game,
went off llir markei In January 1989 ami H5
million tickets worth $1.02 million hud lo lxdesimyrd. Gutman said.
"H ow Is II iliui a widely muted lollrry cx|x-ri
m lsrulrululrd hy over 85 million llckcls?"
G u tm u n said. " O r wus II an lu lrn ilo u u l
miscalculation."
Gutman said the sales slump for thr Fnrtunr
gamr was especially predictable, store the stale
tx-gan its Lotto and Cash 3 games a few month*
alter the scratch olf tickets went on sale.
Gutman said Hausrli also ordered 200 million
tickets for thr lottery's scratch-oil game. Money
Tree. Fell. I I . 1988. Tin- lottery's fourth Instant
winner gume has a backlog ol more than 59
million unsuld llckcls. worth $791.(XX), Gutman
said. Those tickets may ulso have to he
destroyed.
Paul said It's not unusual lor stales lo dt-slmy
liekrts that have already been bought and paid
(or. noting that one stale with 13 years lottery
rx p rlrn rr destroyed 44 pcrrrnl of Us llckrls for
one game. She did not specify which slate.
Sin- said It s cheaper lo buy tix» many tickets
and destroy some of them than It Is to buy too
few llckrls and sutler lost sides when they run
out.
Gutmun said the ticket purchases underscore a
nerd lor ethics legislation In government. He said
up|x>inu-d stair employees should lx- l>airrd from
working lor vendors for two yrurs aflrr leaving
slali- service.
l1 B
County will
get $98,000
DER grant
Money will finance two
wette collection contort
NASA gives launch another try today
CARS C A N A V ER A L-H am am MfhUfMa of tha fimt day of tha
ahwttka Atlantia’ ptannad four day m m km miaaton to launch tha
Magadan vanua radar ramping proto. tha aaoond of at Hast
ahutttafNghta ptannad for t i n (Ml Umaaaubfaet to changt):
Haraid Halt writar__________________
Delinquent tax Uat inside
SAN FO RD - The Florid* Dc
part men t of Environmental Regula
tion has announced It has approved
an $98,000 grant lo Seminole
County lo build two household
hazardous waste collrcllon centers.
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Today's Issue carries a special 28-pugr
section which lists the delinquent property
uues for Seminole County.
Board may maka
minor school boa
rout# chanqaa
H a r o ld
SAN FO RD T h e Sem ino le
County Sr hud Hoard expects lo
make only minor changes In next
year’s mules for biowa H u t trans
port students to and from claaa but
parents who want changes ran
make their views known tomorrow
morning.
Dirrctor of transportation Henny
Arnold said he dors ik X foresee ihe
need fur many changes from the
current bus roues. 14’r ll have a
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20 percent chance of
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CAPE CANAVERAL Rocket engineers, w orking
Ihrough occasional ra n showera. fueled Ihe repaired shuttle
Atlanila for a second launch
attempt Thursday lo fire the
0530 million Magellan robot
prnhr to Venus.
W h ile (h e s h lp 'a f iv e
astronauts slept, technicians
brgan the three-hour process
of pum ping a half-m illion
gallons of supercold liquid
oxygen and liquid hydrogen
rocket fuel Into (he shutUe'a
giant external tank al about
5:10 a.m. and eompleted the
job shortly after 8 a.m.
Air Force forecasters called
for a 40 penent chance of a
launch delay because of had
weather and shortly after 7
a.m.. rain began (ailing on the
launch pad accompanied by
occasionally thick clouds. Uui
weather officials predicted af
lrr noon breezes would blow
Ihe rain clouda out of the area.
Htasioff was scheduled for
1:48 p.m. and NAHA has 64
m inutes tn w h ich to gel
Atlantis olf the pad.
N A H A a d m in is tr a to r *
designate Rear Adm. Richard
Tru ly said. "I think we've got
a good shot al li today."
"W e only need about one
minute of good weather Just lo
get airborne." Tru ly told reixirirrs.
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CimjfrKB H E R B O IO N A N D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E
B ank fraud c o n s p ira c y c h a rg e d
FLORIDA
BRIEFS
Two Volusia County
residents indicted
House approves agency sunset blit
IA I.l.A IIA S SK E — The House voted 110(1 Wednesday in
approve bipartisan rt'lnmii establishing an niitoniiiHc ili'.nh
scnti-iiec Ini Man- agencies that eanimt |M-rlodlcallv |nslllv their
existence
Tile legislation lU SC S-IIH 13661. the result ul a couipronilsc
In-iw i -cu House Kepuhllrans and Democrats and Gov Holt
Mat Hue/, was approved with virtually no drb.itr.
The measure is a key element oi Marline/' efforts to save
taxpayers' nioney hy killing program* that have outlived their
iisetuluess oi that are not luqiorhiul enough to merit retrnlloii
Otl«’ii such program* remain in lone through simple inertia,
m-cnnlltig toerlltes
The Legislature has loot; provided lor sunset review of
Individual |>rogrums. Ilxlng dales tor programs to be
autontalteally rejs-ah-d unless s|H-elfle legislation reauthorizes
them. Hut the idea has never I tern extended to cover an entire
agency.
U n its * R rsss International
GHI.ANDO — Two Volusia Uoimly men
were Indleled Wednesday by a Icderal grand
Jury oil charges ihev eoiispiml in delraud a
Kink later ileel.lied Insolvent, costing Ihe
goveriutii'iil .milslm kholdeis*|5 -I million
"One ul out pinnules is ni slop Irntnl in
the uallon's tin.met.il iiistuuHons,'' said U S
Altorni'V Hii Im-H Geii/mau lot the Mlddlc
Dlslrtii ol Flotilla, which stri-teln-s horn
iam p.i to.laeksoiiv illc
Till 30 ennui nil 111 11Ill-Ill alleges Cat I
(iiiiiilngh.im . 511. ol Sonlli D.ivlon.i anil
Ja n u s Humphrey, 55. ol New Siiivma
lie.a h violated laws between 1979 and
1995 while serving as pitsldeul and cxt-ciitivi- vice pieslili in ii-sjH-1 lively al Halllax
National Itank ol Purl Grange.
They Nil the hank in January 1985 and
iln Federal lh-|Hisli hisuraiice Curp lieelared u insolvent iwo miuiihs taler. The
FI HU lost 93.4 million In paving dcjmsltnis
anil ailmllllslraHVe eosls. unit stot kholdets
losi *12 million. Gi-n/tnan said
I In- (tank was laid taken over hv another
conqiatiy
Tin- indictment charges the defendant*
with lulsdving li.iuk ic|mrts siihiiillted lo
the Comptroller ol the Uum -iicy. III.iking
Iikiiis lo lletnioiis lHirtowi-ts ami making
several Iikiiis on ihe sailieeollater.il.
Geii/mau said It took so long to liltcharges lircaiise hank hand Is a dltlli nil
crime lo Invesllgale. Three otln-r lotnier
li.iuk employees have or will (dead In crimes
and testily lor Ihe gocrrtimi-til, he slid
Minimum wage
bill stalled by
house panel
Court amends criminal discovery rule
*
OF™*W^PEPO m *A YYYY^PT^YErWY^r^YlW
TA L L A H A S S E E — The Florida Supreme Court upheld
Wednesday the right of felony defendants to question
prosecution witnesses Itclorr trial. subject to new restrictions
Inli-ruled to proleel witnesses from harassment
The procedural rules sharply tlmil the discovery process in
tnldenieattor and rrltnlnal Iraltle rases, unless the delense can
demonstrate It hasgisHt cause to query a witness.
During I In- pre-trial discovery process, the prosecution and
Hu- defense must Inform each Other of the key elements of tln-lr
case. Traditionally, that has |H-rmliird lawyers and proseetitors
to lake de|M)s1tIons from rachottier's witnesses ts-forehand In
order to prepare for tlte trial
The justices swept aside allegations by prosecutors that the
process has hrrn abused by felony defendants, saving there Is
little evidence any |irnhlrms arr widespread
TAI.I.AIIASSK E — Op|>iHirnts
ol a stale minimum wage stalled
consideration ol a hill Wednes
day that would tiavr made mosl
Florida cni|iloyri* jkiv 40 rents
above the r im r n l federallyin.imt.ilcd nillllinum wage
House Ma|orllv la-adrr Keith
A rn o ld . Il-F o rt M yers, suld
SjM-akt-r Tom Gustalsnn. I) Fort
laniderdale. wauled Ihe Issue to
come lo a vole and |irotiahl>'
willscht-dillr an cxlru meeting ol
Iln- House Eliqiloyrr and Mailageuirtil HelalNsis UommIHre lo
deal with the lull
Arnold amt other siqijiorli-r*
■insiieersshilly Hied lo keeji thr
com m ille e Irom a d jou rn in g
withoul eonsidetliig Hie tneasurr
M ill N 5 I | b y H e p . D o ll g
.lamersoii. I) St. Ik-trrsburg.
Ptppar undargoat further treatment
WASHINGTON' — Hep Claude IVpprr. D F Ia . the oldest
meniU-r ol Congress, entered Johns Hopkins Hospital in
llallltnore lor further treatment of a digestive problem lhal has
kejit him hospitalized since April 6. his other aimoiineed
Wednesday.
Pepper, MH. had licrn under carr al the Waller Heed Medleat
Center near Washington. He rn trrrd Johns Hopkins on
Tuesday.
The announcement said I'epjier. rhairmati ol ihc House
Hides Commillee. would In- under the care of Dr John
Hendrix, a prominent gastroenterologist, at Johns Hopkins
"We have the voles In |tass it,
II it comes to a voir." said
Arnold "H ill the up|Kinrnl*
(lemagogued and tlllhuslerrd on
Ihe other lulls There was an
ohvlfiiisutlrmpl lo delay It."
Florida family fo«l> doapair, hopo
Florida Is one ol right slates
with mi minimum wage, though
most employers are covered by
tile ledrral mnnd.iic ol * T .'15 an
h o u r . H I a r I I ll g G e t . 1 .
.larnersou’s hill would raise the
tnlnlniiuu to *:i 75 (ter hour, anil
It would go to *4 on.Ian. 1.
H O U S TO N — Th e Flotilla t-unlly ol a woman who
dlsapjieared one year ago has inrreasrd to * 10.000 a reward
they Iio |h- will lead to new Informal ion III the ease.
Della-Marie Ihllard. 112. was re|mtried missing May 5 alter she
hilled to show nji lor tier ]ol> as a legal secretary.
Investigators found her suuiliwesi Housion home had ticcn
ransaekrd and her rat and purse stolen Two days lan-r. jxilu e
found Hillard's blond sou ked ear abandoned about a mile Irom
the woman’s home Dlseovery ol the ear was Ihc last chu
mmed up in ihc investigation, police said
Joan ihllard of Cocoa, Fla., said her lamlly allemules
tietween I io|h- and desjialr in the situation "We can't get over
H. because we don't know- what we're trying to gel over." she
said There are days when I'm pretty sure she * dead, and
then you have days w hrn you lio|>r. It would help immensely. I
Hunk. Just to know one way or Ihe other."
The hill would then raise Ihe
muiliiiiHim lo *4 .Ml In 1991 und
•5 an hour In 199S1
Boditt rocovtrod from crash vita
Court amends criminal rules
KEY W E S T — A twin-engine mosquito control plane was
lound Wednesday on a remote Island In the Florida Keys where
ll had crashed, killing Itir pilot and ro-pllot. Ihe Monroe County
sheriff s office reported.
The DC-3 was rcjxirtrd missing at 10 p.nt. Tuesday, and a
Coast Guard helicopter found It on Water Key. 25 miles
northeasl of Key West, at 2:45 a.in. Wednesday, said sheriff's
spokeswoman iircky Herrin.
"Th e y touched down long enough lo determine there wenno survivors." she said.
The victims were Identified us pilot Douglas Walker. 52. und
co-pilot Stuart Wold. 64. both of Marathon, and both veteran
pilots for ihc Monroe County Mosquito Control District.
TA I.I.AIIASSK E — The Florida Supreme (in u l
upheld Wednesday the rigid ol lelotiv iletendanls
to question proseeullon wllliesses bclorc trial
subject to new resinetlons intended lo proleel
wlinesses hum harassment.
Th e procedural rules sharply limll Ihe discovery
jiroccss In mldemeaiior .uni i riiiiln.il traffic eases,
unless the defense can ileinunstrate n has gisid
cause to query a witness.
Atbastot removal coat stuns officials
'UlPtati >M)
Thursday. May 4, 1989
Vol 81. No 218
PvSiiUMd Dell? end tender, aacapt
Saturday ay Tka laniard Nereid.
Im .. Me M. Franck Ova., laniard.
Fla. urn.
tetend Clan Nilaer Paid el tenlerd.
Fiend* urn
POITMAH t * lead nddrm chaspai
I* TNI UNFOSP NIBALD. PO.
0*a lair laniard. FL urn.
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ManSkt. IN M : Tear, HI M M data
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Ml Ni tear. tea a*.
Owl Ol Mala asad: Tkrea MaaOw U l 04;
a Manlkt H* la. Vaar H I M
laen in tan.
Delendanis are no) |H‘riniiii-d to I m- jiresent
during de|MislHons, unless Ha- trial Judge finds
good cause VldeolajH-d drjKisllloiis are allowed
lor witnesses aged 10 or younger, and wdnessesof
"fragile emotional Mate" must Im- questioned
liefore a Judge.
All seven Justice* agreed lu the hruad outlines ot
die m-w rules.
Lottery winner
granted asylum
MIAMI - A Nicaraguan
refugee who wort half the
*10.6 million Florida Lotto
jackpot bu* weekend wot
granted political asylum
Wednesday.
Perry Rivkind. INS dis
trict director, aatd he acted
quickly In the case of Juste
Hlcardo Somsrrfba-Perei,
30. ■ hardware store clerk,
because M had been er
roneously m o r t a l that his
application for asylum hod
been denied.
TH E W EATH ER
The daily number Wednesday in
Ihe Flonde Lotlery CASH 3 own *
wee 4*7
Iraighi Bo* 3: *330 In order
tl Straight
drawn. *80 in oiy order on • *1
bet
Straight Bo* 6: (290 In order
drawn, *40 if picked in combine
f l o n o n t i b e t .
Prosecutors must provide Ihe delense with all
poller rejHiris containing Inlonnutlon lavorahle tu
I fir- defense, regardless whether Ihe defense
actually requests the infonnaHou.
T h e Jlist Ices swept aside allegallons hy proseeulors tlial the Jiroccss has liecn abused hy
felony defendants, saving there Is llllle evidence
uny problems are w iilespri-uil.
"Dlseovery de|Hisltlons are a necessary and
valuable part ol our erlm lllul justice system, ami
From United Pros* International report*
I . Streiahl Pley (number* Inaxact
ordeq (250 on e 50-cant bel, 1500
on It.
Boi 3 (number* in any order).
*80 lor a 50-cent bet. St60 on *1
Boi 6 (number* in any order):
*40 for e 50-cent bet, *00 on It
The rules, which lake cllccl Ju ly I. provide
sanctions lor lawyers who nsi- the dlscovcry
jiriM-ess lo harass witnesses.
During the pre-trial discovery process, the
proseeullon and ihe delense must Inform each
other of Hit- key elements ol ilieir case Tradi
tionally. tli.it has iM-rniltled lawyers amt pro
secutors lo lake dejKislllous horn cacholtier's
witnesses lKiori h.mil In order to prepare lor Ihc
trial.
I.AND O' CAKES — The Pasco County Schuul Hoard awarded
Allwasu- of Tampa a contract lo remove astK-stos from a single
school for *1.54 million, morr than II originally hoped lo jiav
lor ihe cleanup of all 19 county schools.
The *1.54 million contract covers asbestos removal al Gulf
High School Asbeslos removal from the 1H other schools will
tie delayed unlll motley becomes available, officials decided
Tuesday.
L O T T IW Y
llii-v ate >leurly worth Ihe iisk ol siane uilmir
abuse," ihe unsigned majority opinion says.
Ih e la w rules restrict delense access lo
prosi in toil w itnesses ll Ihe w linesses are mil likely
lo lesiilv in i n u n . or il ihe witnesses' involvement
is I nil v explained m a jKillce rc|Kirl. Hut dclctisc
l.iwyers could ask the trial pidge to make n i t
wit nesses uv.iilnhlc
Unite* P rats Interest tana I
1 lie eommltlrt- was sehrduted
to meet for two hours and
chairman .lark Aseherl. D-Nrw
Smyrna lleaeh. pul Ihe bill luth
on ihe agenda. Aseherl. consid
ered an ojijKini-ni. did not attend
the m eeting but told Vice
C hairm an To b y Holland. HPalmetto, lo takr up thr bills In
I heir scheduled order.
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Today...Partly eloudy today
with a high in H r mid tu upper
90s and east wind* at IS m p h .
Tonight...Fan- with a law lu
the mid 60s and southeast winds
at 5 mph.
T o m o r r o w ...P a r tly e lo u d y
skies with a high In the mid lo
upper 90s and a 20 percent
chance of afternoon showers or
thunderstorms.
Extended fo recast...P artly
cloudy Saturday und eloudy over
the ru lin ' slate Sunday breutniug partly eloudy Monday. Scat
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�Sanlord Hetald. Sanloid. Florida — Thursday, May 4, 1989 — 3*
POLICE BRIEFS
Faka rtfundt bring arrest
CASSKLHKKKY — A department manager at Service
Merchandise. U S Highway 17-92. Casselberry. Is arruxrd of
stealing $7,500 from the company during I!>•* |>a<al yrar by
writing lakr refund vouchers. Casscltierry police rt-|Nirl.
Winfield S.-OII Krnshaw. 21. of 5217 Wlilslcr laikc lame.
Caxscllierry. was iliaru.il with grand I hr II at Die sittrr al I I 55
a in Tuesday Horn! Is $1,000
Sacond arrest in auto thaft
S A N FO H D — A sus|H'rl reportedly lin p llra lrd liy a
III year-old Iniv arrrslrd earlier In runner lion wlili lire iliefi of
a ear horn Interstate 4 al Stale Hoad 454. has lierii i barged
with grand H u ll uuinund auto burglary.
Ililan Kellli ('handier*. |H. ot 141 Sunset Drive. l.uiigw'iHHl.
was arrested at |o 40 p.m . Tuesday al the |nll. Ills
eodeletld.ini was arrested alter I he ear was diop|>ed oil al
lainnwiMMl Villas. Allaiiionte Springs. billowing llie I hell.
Seminole Coium sher Ill's deputies rr|Hirled
Clark accusad in thaft
THUS I’AIIK — A r in k al Zayr-'s. Stale Koad 45fl. Fern
Park, was attested Ih rrr al alMiui 7 p in Tuesday alter security
|H-|sounel re|Miiled to Seminole Cmitlly sherlir* deputies the
i In k .dlegiilh sold $1 I I worth ol eosinetli s In an aeentnpllee,
w in* (laid less Ilian $2 lor the Hoods
The accomplice. who Is 15. was arresled aloiiH with
Gem get la l-.ish.iwn heddliiH. 20. ol (KMIC Fenlou Chirr.
Allainonie Sprluns heddliiH is eharRerl with retail I hell and
rarrylOH a concealed knife that was re|Mirledlv lound In a
sliealh III her purse ImiiiiI Is $500 Tile Hhl was charged as a
Imenlle and leleaseil lo her mother
Two arrestad on DUI chargaa
SANFOHD — The followhiH |>ersons lure a eliatHe ol drlvIliK
under llie llllllienee III Seminole County
• Delicti .lakes 55. ol 1524 Oleander Ave . Sanlotd. was
arrested at 5 20 p in Tuesday alter Ins ear hn several
iu u i IInixi-s on Seventh Sheet and Ceeuu Avenue in Sanlord. He
wasalsoi h.UHed w ith drlvlliH w ith a sus|M'nded llrcnsc
• Si oil David Ikiwrrsnx. 25. ol 54 S Curie/ Ave.. Winter
SpruiHs. al 5 22 a in lodav alter Is ear was in an aeelilenl ol
19511 Luke SI
Two jailad aftar waapont find
CAhSELItKKHY — A Seminole County sherlirs deputy
anesled two men alter llliilliiH a pistol and a klllle III a ear
duilliH a h.illli slop llie men were .irresled on a eoneealed
weu|mnsi barge
Stephen II iih Ii Cumpliell, 50. and Thunius Charles Harvey.
55. ImiiIi ol Kissimmee, were arresled al 12:15a in. IimIu v .
The deputy te|M>ited stopping llie sus|M-els' vehlele In-cuiisc
II wasweavlnn
Rally to help pay Suggs’ bills
■y SANDRABOUCHAMIRI
Herald stall wrltor
I.AKF MARY — In an atiempt
lo raise money In defray costs of
Chuck Suggs' medical bills, the
laike Mary Centre Chuck Suggs
Memorial Hoad Hally will InSunday. May 7 hum I p m . lo
.i ImmiI 4 p.m. Ill llie laikc Marv
Cenlre lurking lot on laike Mary
Ibailevard.
There will also In- a Fun Day
Saturday. May 0 fmm lO u.m . lo
l> p m when rally p.ittleip.mis
and visitors can pre-rcglsier and
en|ov carnival games. IihmI. In-v cranes and entertainment.
Th e rally Is sponsored by
llurdv Develupmenl fironp I in .
Lake Marv. owner ol laike Marv
Cenlre. ailll Pepsi Cola llollllllU
G r o u p . O rla n d o , w b le li Is
donatitiH soli drinks. The event
Is in help raise money lor •In*
teinalmiiH 8111.00(1 In medical
crisis wbleli m ounted when
S iihh ** umlerwenl a rare heart
anil Iiiiih iranspl.mt al llarelleld
Hospital III Loudon. SiiHHs tiled
al the ane ol 15 In London two
mnnllis alter surgery when ilu*
organs re|eeled Ills Inh Iv
F iin r lr a ls e i O lfle e r Dale
llarueli said they ex|N*el ii In iii I
fT4mI lo MOO |M*nple and . i I miui 2IH)
ears lo |iartlel|>ale III llie ro.ul
rally.
"We've bad Mich a good res|Ninse," she said.
luikc Mary Mayor Dick Fess
said Ibis Is llie second rally for
Chuck S iih Hs and llie llrst one
lliey are uctuully rledlealhiH hi
him. He said Involvement III Ibis
year's rally Is high.
"laist year, they had 51 ears.
Tills year, they plan on bavliiH
ahoul 200 and will cap II mil al
250. The Inlcn-sl Is really go-
Iiih ." Fr sssald.
The drivers in Ihc rally will
lake 2V* to 5 hours to drive Ihelr
ears along an approxim ate
100-m llc designated course
llirough the (,'enlnil Florida area,
answering rpiestlous al certain
|Hilnts along llie wav
Trophies will be given lu
iN-gluner. ex|N-rl and cor|Hiralc
classes.
Ilaructl Is llie local olllcer ol
ilu* Children's Organ Transplant
A ssociation ( C O T A I al llie
l.ongwiMMl oilier*, wbleli lias In in
bundling the CImek Suggs Fund
lor u Iniii I two years. The nim
puny's hearlrpiarlers an* in Indi
ana.
The timils are IN-Ing rle|Nistled
III an a ce o u n l to C O T A , a
non profit organization, which
are df|Nixlti-d Inin a trust hind
set up at Sun Hank So lar. Ihc
assoelalloli has raised ahoul
$150,000 wbleli lias helped pay
lor llie surgery, hospital and
medical costs, and lodging lor
(lie Suggs family while they
llvcd In l.otirlon lor one year
llarueli said llie hinds never
reach the Individuals, bill go
directly into the Chuck Suggs
aceounl Excess lutlds go Into a
revolving aceounl lo help min r
children In need ol surgery
Entry lee lor Ilu* rally Is $50
lot Individuals and 8100 lor
corporate sponsors. Anyone
wishing lo make a donation muv
send a check |Miyuhlc lo the
Chlldti-n's Organ Transplant
Association speellv mg It lor the
( I iiii k Suggs Fund, lo Sun Hank
Trustees. I’ ll lit is 5H5H. Or
lando. Florida. 52H02.
For more mlormallon eontai i
Harm n ai 559 9205.
SHA to review management team proposals
S A N FO H D - Th e Sanlord
Housing Authority will meet
Monday al iiimiii to review proINisals I rum prolesslon.il inaiiageineut learns a pplying lo
o|N*nilelhe agency.
Th e authority received five
applications lN-lorc llie Monday
deadline, lu le rliu executive
director Linda Williams said. A
sixth pio|H>sul (Hisluiarked In-lore May I and forwarded horn
city hall will I n- eligible lor
consideration, she said.
"I'm not sure how Itltc com
inlsslouersl w ill go nlHiut selec
tion." Williams said. The i-ommission will establish a seleellou
process al the Monday meeting,
she said, hut she did tiol know’ ll
lliey would make a seleellou it
that lime.
In March the authority com
mission voted lo adopt pro
fessional management ol the
ngeney's 4HO public bousing
mills.
M OTOR HOME
TR AN SM ISSIO N
TROUBLE?
£ e < / HARRELL A BEVERLY
_ , . TRANSMISSIONS
209 W. 25th S t r u t
Sanlord
3 2 2 -8 4 1 5
Mora local nawa, Pagat 6A, 7A
29 Yea'i Same Localion
Family OAtied
Group golden wedding anniversary
celebration scheduled for Sunday
SANFOHD — Couples married
50 years or more are luvlied lo
the Greater Sanlord Chandler ol
Commeree Golden WeddhiH A n
niversary Celebration Sunday.
Dave Furr, clutmlier executive
duct tin. said 02 iuu|ilt> have
applied to renew ihelr vows
durmu lire 2 p in. ceremony at
llie Sanlord Civic Center. A
reception will lullow.
A limousine will trans|iori llie
longest-married eouple in and
horn llie cflchrailiin. Clarence
and Mary Gardiner, married lor
OM years, will la- honored as lire
lonuest -endurhiH maleli.
IkMir prizes lor euuples with
llie most children and graudclilldrell will I n *awarded.
The public is Invited lo attend
Ihc celebration. Fur more InInrmuUnii. call llie ehamher al
522 2212.
■ M M Q IN C V CA LLS
W EDNESDAY
• 2:14 p.m. — 200 W. Airport
H lv d .. tru u n iu . m an. 5N.
lraris|Mirted In Cenirul Florida
KrHlonal Hospliul.
• 4 54 p in . - H()5 S. Elm
A v e .. p u b lic U kslslan cc.
woman. 90. no! transported.
• 5:45 p.m. — bake MonnNe a sl of m a r in a , p u b lic
assistance, stranded trout.
• 5:40 p.m. 1201 Silver
Lake Dr., lire, overheated
collcc |M»t. out on arrival.
• 6 :10 p.m. — 25th Street and
Airport Ikiulcvard. uulu ac
cident; not lratis|Nrrted were
woman. H I. and woman. 4 1.
• 7 :09 p .m . — 4 Cow an
MntiHhlon. trauma, rnun. 47.
not transported.
• 10:51 p.m. - 2000 GeorRIa
*1007, medical r ail, woman.
27. transported In Cenirul
Florida Regional Hospliul.
Thoroli a
TO Y S B US
naar you!
• A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S 350 t Altairvinnti’ Or iAoovs ♦»«»»»> Ait«$rtiontf* M.»iii
• D A Y T O N A B E A C H 74SS Volusia Ave |l m-lc tvrsl III Vuluva WaMl
• O R LA N D O 730 Ht'indon A .r iNrot lo Ortjndo i Jkhion
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Editorials/ Opinions
Sanford Herald
(U S P S 411 710)
3 U ) N I H K N U I A V K S A N I'O K D I'l.A .12771
A i i m » .« l. 107-322 201 I nr h ;I| •i***M
W » y nr D Doyle. Publnhey
Ronald W H o u r. Executive Editor
Laura Sollten Advertising Director
Ilium |Milrt\ i Mutitli*. M 'i V ’ i. M.intli- 4.1'lisi
V i.it 47xi*i In si.Hi M.nl l Month* A2A 'ill li
Mouth* A p lix i Vt .ir 4‘H . i v i U n i in si.ill Mill i
Month* 921 " I h Month* A in ••• Vi .it 47k mi
ts IT O R IA L S
V f . r ; . ’ . 'f ‘
i
B udgetary illusion
W ith it w ink .m il a Mini. I ’rrs lilrn l tVi-nrh i H u sh a m i tin - D e m o c ra tic Ir .n lir s h lp nt
Congress have lim ite d in ilri'larc a m utual
Victory lit tills v ra r's halite nt (h r budget
ill lu l l . As III till' |Xlst. Ilnwi'VI't till' hip.irtts.ili
agreement prt'si'iiiril IN-Inrr ti'lrvlslnn ra m
eras In ih r Hose G arden Is m n tr a |Milltnal
contrivance than a list a I plan
I O n pa|x r. IlH' a n n u l Inr MUX) will cut llic
ili'lii it Iron) its present level nl m n tr than
S lt it ) hlllinn In S o n .) I ii 11ii >n T h is r r r a t r s tinIm prrssinti. at least. that Ih r W h tlr House
am i Congress a ir m eeting ih r target lni|Hrsril
b y Ih r G ra tn m H o d m a n d rlk il-r c d n r ih in law
A n d II. Ill ta il, tin- I WHO shnrtlall is Irss than
SUM ) hlllinn. till' ilrh rll w ill ilr r lm r In alxiut 2
|M‘m *nl nl gross naltunal prixlm i rn n ip a rril
With (i |M'rrrtlt III IHHti
H ut. truth t>r told, ih r dr.uii.itlt' progress
p ro jrrtrd Inr ID H O is tn u large extent lllusnrv.
Ih r a rtu a l d rill It is h k rly In lx- m u ch higher
than S lo t ) hlllinn I h r d ls r r r t i'iir y iM -twrrn
|N>htlral (M-rivpiinn and liodgct reality is
explained hy a i u i u i I m t nt m artiM -runttinir
factors. flsriil g im m icks and governm ental
sleight nl hand
First. Ih r hndgci tlral assum rs that m trrrs t
fa irs w ill tall, that intlatlnn will ra s r. that Ih r
rru n iim y will n in lln u r in grow at it hralthv
•lip. T lt r s r rosy assiilliptliiiis. draltrtl hy llir
O llir r til MnnagcnM-ni anil liudgct. tlrlv the
rn n s rn s iis (nrreasts nl p rlv a lr riu iin m is ts .m il
t h r C o n g re ss io n a l lln d g r i ( i l l n r
It th r
record-setting e xp u ls io n that tx-gun m la ir
1HH2 ru n s nut nl strain hv !!*♦(» — anti m a n y.
II nut m nsi. rn in n m is ts rx|x-tl it in — th r
rrs td lln g rm s is iu n would srntl th r tit In it
soaring a Ha in
, Second. th r prti|Misrtl savitit's and higher
re ve n ue s contained In llir K n sr G a rtlrn
u grccn icu l arc nut likely In be realized lit lull.
T h r .plan (irojecls. Inr rx a n ip lr. a SfitMi
m illion tail In th r grow th nl the Inod-stam p
program Hut this " r u t " is m r n 'ly a onc-tim c
a rro iiiilln g change to w rite till th r estimated
value of stam ps that have Item Inst or
otherwise rentovttl h u m elretiliilittn over llir
years and are n o longer e x p e n d to lie
redeemed. T h r saving's in rritl dollars is zero.
T h r tlral also s|M-<'lhrd $14.2 hllllon ill
atlthtlonal revenues to lx- raised h u m several
d n u htlul sourtvs. T h is lot lodes $.r>..l hillluu m
tax Inereases (although tlx- sinners ol the
accord prefer to t all them tax ’■cliangr*"|. Yet
n r llh r r President Hush nor the Dem ocratic
cha irm en ol tin- luX'W rttlnuco m m ittees m the
Senate and House is w illin g to lake the llrst
step toward Im jjirm c n H n g this provision.
A m o n g th r other uncerlotn revenue raisers
are sales ol governm ent iissrLs w orth $5.7
hllllon. stricter Internal H r v r m ir Service
enforcement w orth $.r>00 m ilhuii anil higher
user Ires lor governm ent services w orth $2.7
hllllon.
F in a lly, the Hose G a rd e n pact con Iln u rs to
disguise th r true size ol th r dellrlt hy
txrrrnw ing alxxit $70 hllllon In surplus Social
S e curity lunds. These reserves, w h rlh were
Intended to la- set aside to provide Ix-ncllis
w hen the hunt' drm onra|»hir hulnc ol the
baby IxMim m ire s , are Insitvul Ix in g sjx-nt to
l>a|MT over the tlrllelt. T h u s , even II the overly
optim istic projections of the agreement pan
out. th r true IK K ) deficit will lx- not $100
hllllon hut $1 70 trillion.
A i (test, tlir budget accord Is another
stopgap that once again driers the hard
choices for another year. Six'll bipartisan
huslness-as usual plays well In the |xilltlcal
w orld ol W ashington, even though It Im
presses no one In the economic reality ol W all
Street.
Berry's World
R O BER T W AOM AN
V ote show s C ongress is in disarray
W A S H I N G T O N — h i t h e l l i s i i u .l| u i l i i i i l g r i
s h o w d o w n o i i h i s ( o iin re s s . m a m D r u i t x -r u i*
t in n e d w i t h It e p u lille u n s in i le le a lln n
key
. i m i 'i i i l m e n t t o a l u l l a l i n e d .i l p u n i d i n n l i m i t s lo r
llo im lu n th e h o m e le s s a m t th e w a r o n t h u g *
I lie slxx kmglv wide 2.rT'2 172 vole showed lli.it
ilei p splits still rruialil over Imilnei Issues
ilesplle the h i l ilt While House eonnresslon.d
at i ol il
slninlil tx- made everywhere
Foley submitted, tin die Deinix'iade l.eailer
ship, an aiuendmeiit ealllng Inr an almost
across the txraril rut ol d.rrl |»ereenl Irom most
disc rein mar v prngr.mis
Toli s s argiiuieiii.
ollereit during almosi
l h r e e Ii o u r s o I
I'Xltrm rlt Inner dr
I lie A p p io p il.itlolis ( oiiim llli e li.nl prev Imislv
•Ir.itti il a p.n Wage ol 91 u Inllloti in “rm rrg i in v
liiiiihnn' loi i rtlteal needs Im now through die
•m l ol tin i n r 11 til list al year III September Ii
li.nl uol Until an il, however, whi te l In miinev
was going lo eome Irom
I lie l o m illU Ire
assimii'il dial sun i almost evervinir agreeil die
aililllloual lim ilinc was nriessaiv die ilelli II
woolil s iitij .K I h allow n l to ciow another AS
tnlllon
hale
w as d ia l no
Irili I a I agi in s i •in Ii t
s i s l h a l II d i d uol
h a v e a hall |n u m l ol
lat in lls Ini iig i t
Mol d u n Mepiitilli . m s Hutu a le il I h i \ w n r
p l e p a r e i t l o m a k e p o l l l l e a l h av I r o m t i n s
■ x . i m p l e ol I s m i s ratli s|x-inliiig S o d i e I V n m
•tats ileenli il lo maki Ihe sii|i|ilemeiital lull a
|iav as von go jno|Hisiiion
I hat s whi n die
lunilili slarieil
I l i e n w as n o a g r e e m e n t o n w l i e r r die m otle y
s h o n l il l i n i n ' f r o m
I malls
M a|or uv l. r .n le t
I li o in a s l o i r s
I) W ash
siiggislerl dial sun •
n o on e i mili t i l r e l i l r w h i l e to t i l l
Ih e l i l t s
( il l. 11(1 Initial I M S4 .IM II ( o n t l . l i l s ,|||(l Ifc»lll 111*
r r l n i M * ol fMlIVir '2H.INMI m i v Ic r i u r i i w I i o m *
p i i v c h r c k s . n r tl if* I i «k k lM ifir o l ihf* lo< .il
f’f'oiioinlf«t u h r i r 11if *\ .irr sl«illofif*(l
10 lis ir fi to flit* Mf piihlii . m s Hoof .if 1'i iin f lit
I h r pfo|MiM-«l i ill w o u l d fi.1\i l» li l l i r t ou tfits .ill
lu ll (frit list If ss w l l l l f lilt fl.ll loll.d f i lHIOfllV
w o u l d I i .i s i I k t i i I h f o w n i n t o .1 f r i r s ^ t o n h v t h r
i .im f ll.itli»n ol |*rtit(i|*on i o i i I i .k i ** l' tr % lflr ti l
Mi i h I i
s.tul Mli h r l
w .i s t r . u ls lo v r f o I h r
Ml| t| ilr u ir ti l.d m o l li s |».n k.iit' d H IIK h u h d .ms
1 III III I h r I ' i ll l.i^ofi h u d ^ r t
11o n K i l l Is
I h r it.iv iM'lotf
w lir n I ’hriirs
p f i M - n l r d Ills n r w tiiid|*rl lo I h i lions* A n n u l
S * i s K r s ( o t t i l l l l l l r r h r sound* d f i lm h i l l l l r t r i i l
I in told ili.it .is 111tic It .is h.ill ol sz»m# I tilth'# 1s
.itr w.tstrd Ms pfohlrm ih lli.ll I doll I know
w hie Ii h.ill
S o l on !\
l<r|iiihhi .ills w n r ups* f .11 i h r
.11 lo s s t h r IwMfd « ill Id*. 1 S# 1 w r | f
I k llio# f.ils
w h o (oiiit d w i t h Itifi l<* pulili* .in s in h h o o t in g
flow 11 t h r I ol* s pl.fli
S o i l i r s|H»k« .i^.lllisl lh« I'rfit.iigou * ill hill
iliosi w r f r r o u t r i n r d lh .il Ih* .11 lo ss th« I k s i m I
.ippfiM* Il I m i i i $! pfo|M»s* d w o u l d i l l ! s |m • III*
d o il ir s ii i pfo^r.ittiH fli r\ li.id i h . i m p l o i i r t l
Military does little to
combat faulty spending
W A S H IN G T O N
A h o tlm r III llu Helens*
I hji.ir Im rn t jm ls whlsllrlrfnwrrs pist a
linn li tune aw.iv liuili lr|x>mug waste ami
mlsmanagemrnt Why then wouhl anv lop
mlhlatv olll! ei risk liteaklug the roles when
It ssneasv Ingel •aught '
X la v lx lx •ause- Ih e gixnl ukl Ixiv s y s t e m III
ll u s# iv l i e s m u il r e i e n l l v g n a r a n le e il that
1 I i m p l . i m l s t i ll lie h o tl in e alxnit lu ji h i a s s e m l
iq i III I h i H e i i n n i l a
I rU lig lr
ELLEN GOODM AN
Activist values still operative
lU tSIO N - llii' Suites lias, taken another
•iirtam .all Alilne llntfmau is making Ins last
ajijM.irame on the t o t .i ol I’roplr inaga/llir
111. dales there mark Ills thrill ami d.allt
Mi'll, to lMH*t Mitt tin jilioto ol Alilne m Ins
Aim 111 an tlag shut Is Vintage MM.x
It is no surprise tu this observer that lit.
eulogies lor Alilne have also Ixi 11 obits <»( ,m
era Some |x ople are like that So nli nhllcit
with one moment, in uur movement that
eve ryth in g they do heroines sym bolic,
wrought wllli meaning
What ihx s 11 mean lo die eininlen tilluir it a
•Ii rrv Kutnu lx 1oitii's a i apitahsl ’ W hat ilm s It
im an to the women s iimveineitl it a Gloria
Sti im ui wears a mini skirt'1 Wlial ilm-s il
mean to ihi' radicals it Alilne llollmaii
l Ollimits SUll Ide? Il is a struggle In s e e die
Uidlviihlal when a ille I h i onu s a plllilti
stuleineiil
Mill die |Mistilinrti'ius 11I llollmau have an
edge in them dial has lx m ini um omlortalily
1o i u i n o n a i m i n g people when they talk about
llir Sixties The eoverllne on l'eo|ile puls II
siieelnetly "lie was die maili ap hrehraud nl
(ids protest. Inn when dines changed, he
didn't."
l lir i i o M imt siihllr mesvige ol the headline
wrller was lhal Ihi lion hail Ix-tome the
auai hroiilsm The message in lhal message is
lhal a person's |xilllli s must evolve or become
exllllii. 1 lie 1allllonary tale In llils nlilt is dial
ix-uple elllier leave Ix lilml Ihe Sixties — Us
valors as w ell uxexcesses — or gel trap|x-d.
This uuxlesi round ol Sixties iMxhlng over
the 1 rrm alrd Ixxly ol a man who culled his
place ol residence "ihe WixxlstiM'k nullon"
may lx- particularly unseemly. The activist
and supreme clow n was more a vie tun ol his
own Ixxly ■hrmlstry then Ihe limes. Hut II Ills
the |xipiilar Image ol "Sixties people" that has
emerged III Ihe Klglltlcs.
"There Is some Idea lhal iliry ure ull elllier
Mrrcrdru-drlvrrs or munlc-drpresstvcs." says
Tixhl Gllllll. author ol "Th e Sixties." There lx
a notion lhal Ihe activists ol lhal decade ure
now elllier successful Yuppies who Irlmuied
lltelr |M)lllles lo lill ilielr Isiuk aeeouni or lulled
Ylpples who lei II ull hang out until they
couldn't gel 11 Ilark together. Kltlier cop-outx
or IturiHuils.
I think he wants to Anow il you have any
Giey Poupon. "
Mill dial's not w hat
op|Hiurhts s u i t
Most Ui jnihln ails
anil mil a tew Demo
i rats /eiix il m on
C no .igrcnmont
dii' lai I dial a hall
over whore
p e i i- e li I w o u I it
the monoy
translate into a 41
should come
tnlllon I'enlagou •ui
from
Delrnxr Sri irtatv
l(n haul ( 'Item s lol
lowing Ihi' lime Imunirtl Ir.nhtlon ol dm alrumg
to ill! w lirlr II winilit ilo the u m k I |mill tIt .il
il.liuage to memtiets n| ( 'ongiess svroti Minotits
l.e.uler t(r|i Moli Mu ln | |( III dial It hr hail lo
rill 91 hllllon InI i m t h IIOU .mil Srplrtnlirr. till*
money would fi.ivr lo m ntr Ifoill I lit* N.iiloii.il
It lilts reading ol Ihe Sixties legacy lias utl
aura ol revenge, a Huge ol l-lold-you-so. dial's
lo lx' cx|NXird. Am eileans have yet lo sign a
ilomeslle ireuly alxiut Ihe Vietnam War. The
civil war over values lhal was Ihe "S lxllrs" Is
ct|iiully unresolved.
iix l.iv many an old ailvers.iry Is there lo
lake, as Gllllll says. "Ihe reveuge ol Ihe
eoilservallve eulllire on Iliosi' who were
reUilliuis." They hull viudleaUiui ill Ihe Ixilel
lhal die Sixties "kids" have either nunc home
10 iradiuiiii. pnxhgal sou and daughter, or
have Ix'. ii lost
Ii is a serious amt smog misreading Ihe
hlghlli s ale mil Ihe Sixties In Ix havi as il
Ihi v were would lx- as ahsmd as lo goon
ixiitloning die Men
I agon In sioji Ihe war
in Vletuam
Al die same liim
values are mu trendy
Items lhal ale 1asu
.illv traded m I hose
whose values were
w a r III e il I n I h e
i ...lldroll ol Ihe IZK
d o lli see Yuppie .mil
Ylpplc as Iwn 1 lion es
ol Ihe X h lull as
iwn warnings They
are warnings atxuil
I he luiporiani e nl
( T hoy are
growing up and die
warnings
dangers id giving up
about the
Warnings alxnit the
Importance of
ddtii idly ol living a
growing up
dally Ille dial Is Ixilh
and the
moral and praelli al
dangers of
"Kveryone who is
giving up ■
'oul ol Ille Slxllrs'."
says Gllllll. "has a
struggle Mlldllig a
way to live lhal Is
suited In someone who has a slake in six li ly
and Is I'onllnunux with what Ihry were when
they were young.
"These |x-ople wrestle with questions How
do you raise kldx. h|m-ii <I money, whai do you
do about iMillllex. For them, everything
Ih i onu s utl ethical question, a |xilltlcul
quest Ion.”
You ran m s - ihe wrestling mulches every
where: In Hie lulext comics where lluqulnicssenilal Sixties kid. Dooncsbury. wor
ries whether hlx duly ax a breads inning lather
means lie should lake a job making elgurrttr
udx. In Ihe supermarket and over the klleheu
1.1Ide where derisions are made about gasoline
brands, disposable dia|M-rs and polities. And in
I'ouiniunlty work, where they are carrying an.
Alible llollmaii said III an Interview lhal he
wunird lo die with Ills Integrity tutaci. Many ol
llu- people who oner laughed wllli him ure
Irylug lo live with llu-lr Integrity lulaci.
Don't write Ihelrohllsyel.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
la-llers lo Ille eilllor ure welcome. All tellers
iimsl lx- signed and include a in.tiling address
and telephone umnlx-r. la i lets should lx- on a
single subject and as hrlel as |xiss!hlr. TlxS m lo id Heraldreservesiheright lordll.
Take Ihe i as# nl
A i i i i v G en Alun/o
sh nii .Ir la vt yeai
a n A i i i i v w in k e r
p lat ed all a iin n v
m in is t a ll in llu
hntline in m p U m m g
l h a l S h n 11 h a il
•hargcit ih r A rm v Inr
u n noe ssa ry nips in
a h a v m All/nu.i ami
WT.IS alxml In kjx'lld
r m n u r v i m insiall a
kih lien and U iili in
lllsnllli e
II Ihe irm ix liim g
plans were m the
■ tn o y gnt weak
w in k s , i h r A iiiiv
in tho knees
shnulil have llinveil
when it comes
ijim klv Inm vesligale
to investigat
the 1 barges Mol hull
ing big w ig s ^
m onths a lirr the lip
was tm n iil over in
llu- Arm y lns|*Tloi
G e n e r a l, ih e in
vesllgatliill was
Isirelv oil ihe gniimil Ihe A iiiiv hail lir u ir d
Short ol llu- llavel allegation hut hail mil yrl
lixiki il 111I 11 the n im xliiliig
l ilt- A iiiiv lelused In n il us die null nine nt
ihe luvesllgalliiu. ami Shull did nut relniii
um plume 1.ill In Ills 1 iiililll |xisl al Full
Huai Iiiii a. An/
I he details ill Ihe Ullllal Sliitl invi stigalinu
are lit an m irm al Di li ns# I Xji.itimeni uiriiiu
slaiit|x'd " O m i i A I . USK O N LY ." which Is
highly i rilii'.U ol the way ihe Individual
services have lliidrd Ihe hutluie calls. "Issues
suiii as tills s|rak lo llir lai k ol seuslllvily
and ri'sjxinslvimss ivpn.il i* the lAuny
lris|Milor GeuiTall other." Delruse De|sirtnielli hoilinr lyx-rator taon.ml Irahan Jr.
w rote In the memo, ohlalueil by our usvxiale
Strwart Harris.
luvesllgalious ol lop olheers have Ix-eu
mishandled lor years hy ihe Anny. Air Forel
and Navy. Kuril service h.ts an Inspetior
general who is olteu eliimuuy with thr
generals uuik-r Invesllgalkin. Th e poor
working stills In the luspcriur general uniei-N
risk Ihrlr ean-ers II Ihry do Ilielr Jobs well.
Many Inspectors ure totaled Ituck lulu Ih r
regular ranks when Ihrlr lour with llir
msjxs lor grurral Is llnlslied. No wonder they
gel weak III Ihr knees when It eomrs In
luvrsllgallng hlg wigs.
Drleuse Drpurtmenl Inspcxinr General
June Gll*l»s Hruwn didn't like Die setup and
asked Itial Hie J<*> of Investigating lop officers
lie taken away from Ihe services and given lo
her umbrella ageney. Deputy Secretary of
Defense William Ta ll IV recently granted her
wish.
The polk-y change comes none luu soon.
H r sides holehlng Invest Igal Ions. Ihe Arm y
invrsilgalors drag ihelr hx-l. giving Ihe
generals plenty of lime lo ml tonal Ue Ihelr
excesses.
II look 294 (iiys for ihe Army lo dismiss
allegations lhal MaJ. Gen. William Slreelrr
converted a five-ton Arm y truck Into a
recreational vrhk k-. The Arm y also cleared
Slreelrr of allegations lhal hr bought 10
ulflrr chairs for $359 aplree. reupholstrrrd
them for $300 each and then sent them lo
surplus brt-aua- h r didn't like Ihe color,
according lo da- Defense Drpurlm rnl report.
T h r tipsier also accused one of Streeter's
majors of spending $997 on g<*f balls.
Th a i major look Ihe rap on some of (he
allegations while SUeelrr skated. The major
was fined $500 and removed from Ihe
promotion llsi. according lo Ihe rrporl.
Slreelrr lias since been promoted. Streeter
did nol n-lurn our call and Ihe Anny declined
comment.
�Sanford Hon'd. Sanlord. Florida — Thursday. May 4, 1969 — 9 A
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m i mli'i.ill H.i tins’ ill New York Mix k Exchange
Is slir s r t l i oiling losses s i l l l r t r d f-urllcr lllls
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ui'tlvr trading at Investors' renewed llili-lrsl In
takeover-related Ittn rt tofirni'il tin- negative
iiiip.ii i ol profit taking on gains won over tin
last llvr w rrk t
llasitally. tin- market is si ill consolidating
lit trirn t gains." talil Newton Zlinler market
analyst wllfi Shrarton Lehman llllttun Inc
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ul the puri basing managers' surviv
hr
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as iilirvrntfill
A n n ly s it n o tn l m a n y
plavrrs w r rr squaim g thru
|Misttiuns ahrail nl Friday's
r r p o r t un t lir n a llu n 't
rin p ln yrin n l <lala lur April
Gold And Silver
Local Intaratt
Theme quotation* provlilrd
by member* of the National
Association nl S rc u rlllra
Dealers are representative
Inte r-de a ler prices a t nl
m id-m orning loiiav h u rt
d e a le r ma r k e t s c h a n g e
throughout thr day 1‘ricrs do
not Include retail tnaikup or
markdown
W«
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I ntlirx s|ail g*Jd u|iru il7H 40
mu hanged
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35H
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24 't
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30%*
Fla Progress
:i4 4
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17 '.
Mort ta u n t
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50
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44
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15
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27
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lew minor
suK itrsllniis
h r salil
hill
n n i h i o i; n I a n y n r r a I
m aKUllm lr
ih s.iiii Hu sunnesiiuiis in- will
make an
n u n like 1 lin kmn
lhal all th r I s arc dulled and I s
arc < tiiss. il rlnhi
For cxam plr
1 111 renl 1 isle 5 i i im nl llir si luxil
Ixi.inl pulley m anual, w lili h
dia ls w 11I 1 llu- lilrtlllliintloii ul
lia/anluus walking inndltlollk
ami tin provisli«i nl hoses lur
siiiih n is m such areas, is i n
tuit <1 iiiuili-sy l.isiim Arm.Id
s.ild lu w ill rn nmuu-lid llu- lllliIn 1 b a n n e d In ' li.i/ a rd u n s
w .ilkm n' n n ih llm s "
It |usi makes 1hluns clearer."
Aroulil S.111I
Arnulil S.1I1I lie- tr.ms|Mirlalliiu
■Ii |iarum nt is ■ixistanlly di-almn
with im p im m n Hie niurses Iruvcli-d lav 1heir drivers
llui llu- !l a m s< I iimiI I m s iii I
session Friday, when Arnold will
present Ins piu|iivis. also Is an
o p p o r t u n it y lur p a re n ts lo
address Hie sclim l Imard and
llans|MirlaHuil ik-p.iilm enl rep
li-senlallver. oil s|M-ellle Issues ol
Imsliin Hiev hel need lo tar
dls< uss. il
Stale law reipurcs all studeuls
who live mure than two tulles
horn their /nurd school imisl hr
lruus|Mirli-il liy llir district lo
Ihelr faelllly. Children who live
less Ilian two miles im isl walk or
lliid Milne other lorill ol Iraus|Mirt,iliuu T h e only exeepllou lo
llu - ru le is In 1 he ease of
" h a / a r d o u s w a lk ln n c o n d l-
Hulls
We n« t some 1alls durlnn thr
y e a r.' A rn o ld said, "fro n t
laarrntx who tell u* their child
needs traiis|Hir1atliiu tariausr
Hie walk they musl make to
s. In ml isdannenius "
Som rllm rs H r dannrr Is a
lai k ol sidewalks alnnK a road
with heavy automobile irallle
Oilier hazards include insulll.
1 irui 1 rossinn attlsianir at busy
Intel set Hulls
Th e iraiispiirtallon depart*
■Ill-Ill and Hie s. I iimiI iMstrd musl
look at each luse individually
ami ilri'ldr II a |iarrnl'a ream
plaint is valid and determine ll
irans|iortanon run lie provided.
1 hr school hoard dors nol
receive limdinK for ihr iransportalluu ol sHidmis who do nol
m eet I h r sta le m a n d a te d
criicria.
" W r have lo I r very careful."
said Arnold
C u r r e n t ly , ih r S e m in o le
Counly distriei transports some
Ii50 siudrnis. Iisludlng excepHoual eduiallou students, who
live clusrr than two miles lo a
school.
AI k iu I 25,Ej‘*> sludenia lover
50 fieri cull In Ih r district lake
advantage of the bua service.
"liy the lime moat of the kids
reach 16." Arnold noted, "they
have cars ol I heir own and they
drive to school."
He said llial few parents of
younger students who have the
option of putting their children
uu a bua w ill d riv e th e ir
youngsters lo school Instead.
Whllr Arnold |*edl< ts Friday s
work session will lx- .1 roll Mintone w lili only .1 lew minor
rlarlllcallous it rules amt re
wording ol stiira* guidelines. Inexpects there will h r some
public inpui into irunsixirtanun
proceed urrs
"O ur prix-rdures have to lxinspected perlixilcally." he said,
"lo tie surr Hial we are running
most eltlcirolly."
'I III t w o i r l i l i is . In lx- at fhe
i M i n i v s S a n l a n i l n a n il ll p s a la
i r a n s l r r s i a lln o s . r u n l i l In- r n r o
p i r n il l a i n this v i . i i
rnnnty
n f l l i l a l s salil ( l o i r i n i i l p l i ' l i i l .
ri siil im s m a v la m g |x-sll< Ides,
hi iln i nit s a m i n t h i 'i l u m ' m n n
h n n s i 'h u l il |iiils.iiis In I III’ i r u l e r s
l u r i n l l r i i u u i lu r I r r r
T lir
i-m in iy i i i r r n i l l v i n l l r i t s n s n l
nil h ail at lit h u m m s a m i |iulnl
al l l u I r . m s l i r si.ill ulls
I I in < 1 a h a i l n h . i i i ii ii t y
r r i v t i n i im r i it u ! i n n l r o l m an .iin i
salrl Ih r rollrrtlon rrn trrs will lxsix days a week diirlnu
u vular hiislnrw. hours lur rrslih nis llodrr tlx- |irniit piii|>uim
Ihr Milillly mir.1 also ollrr Ihr
Irrr ha/ardous waslr rollet llori
to small h tisln rw s at Irasl two
limes a year
Seminole County was one ol
eleven i nuntlrs In rreelve Hie
^raiii. funded l>v the Florld.i
1.1'Klslaliirr last year. Counties
w rrr rhi'lhlr to n i elve up to
SliXMXio iindrr the rtruni pro
gram
u |h i i
Said Kennedy S|iace Center
dlrectnr Forrest McCaDltey: "It's
a gixxl day for a launch. We're
•go."'
Fort ugrsr explorer. Magellan la
the centcrpleee ti a 3530 million
project lhal represents (he first
American Interplanetary launch
In 11 years and the most am
bitious attempt ever mounted to
map the surface of Ea rth 's
nearest planetary neighbor.
Equipped with a soph isticated
Imaging radar system, (be robot
spacecraft will |Kcr through the
clouds lh a l blanket Venus,
radioing data bark lo Earth (bat
com puters can Interpret lo
create hlgh*de(all photo*Uke
Images showing features as
small as s football field — 10
limes better than ever before.
Armed with such unprece
dented maps, m (enlists hope to
figure out whether Venus has
moving continents like those on
E a rth , or regions of active
mountain build Big and volcanos.
Ailunlis's first launch fry was
scrubbed Iasi FTxlay when a fuel
pum p fullure grounded the
s|iaceplane just 31 seconds helute llflofl. The pump waa re
plan il during f i r weekend and
NASA resumed the countdown
Tuesday.
A few m tlcH fro m Ih e lr
spaceship, commander David
Walker. 44. cu-pllul Runald
Urabc. 43. and astronauts Mark
Lee. 36. Nomiun Thagard. 45.
and Mary Cleave, 42. awaited a
wake-up call and breakfast of
steak und eggs before donning
orange sitaeesuils and heading
lor launch |>ad 3'JH.
Tru ly cleared Atlantis Wed
nesday lor hlasuff un the year's
The informs lion could help
second shutlle fllghl after Ih r
luully pump wus replaced with researchers understand more
one Iximiwed fnan a erafl being about what caused the runaway
c u n s i r u e le d lu r e p l a c e "grrenhuuar elect" thought lo
he responsible for V e n u s's
Challenger.
W ith Ire h n ie u l p ro b le m s Irclliah ouo-degive surface tem
cleared up. Ihr in ly concern was perature.
the weather.
Itu lll by M a rlin M arietta
Tile goal ol Ih r four-day. Astronautk-a Uruup of Denver.
5 6 m !n u lr mission, llir second Magellan will Ik propelled lo
ot al least live planned for I9H9 Vrnus by a 345 million "Inertial
and the fourth since Uu* I9H6 upper stage" stild focl booster
Challenger disaster. Is Ihr de scheduled lo Ore an hour aflrr
ployment ol llir Magellan Venus the probe Is released from
radar mapping |*nhr six hours AlU nlls's cargo Itay to hrgin the
and IHm iiiuirsoilerIttloll.
siiaet-erall's 15 -moult) voyage to
Named lor ils- 16th eentury Venus.
t
When ih r county's central
iranslrr siallnn Is com plrird in
I wo In Ihrcr- years. ClahauKh
said Ih r two in rrrn l Iranslrr
stations will H- closed
DEATHS
Hi William Clark < ourt. Sanford
died Tu e s d a y al HHHiaven
lie.1IH 1 Cere Center. S.mlnrd
I kirn Mari a 3 1. 1010 In Sanford.
In- was a lilt lung resident |(e
tlieil VVtilnisil.iv .il her resl
deni e IWirn \ o \ 24 IH IO in was .1 rented H im k driver ami a
I liuill.tsv tilt t .,1 she iimveil tu I’rnlestaill
Survivors in ilu d r daugliter.
S.inluiil m |'*2nirum M unil< < IIIt
She w.is .■ liutixm .iker .m il .1 Ilealllie lliorilfisoii. S.mluril
Oil llllu r nl Si 1 m ill S lilln h seven granilehlklren 12 greatgramli hlldren
M is s iin i.il v ll.ip tis i r li 11r 1 Ii
Wilson F.u In lin g e r Mnrtuary.
Sarduril
Survivors mi luile il.iughlers S.mluril m 1 barge ul arrange
M o rn iliv I
Holler M.iliss.i menis
I. IZ Z IE HRAUI.F.Y
Ht.ACKNHF.AR
I. 1// 11- Hr.11II1 v III .11 kslit .tr 7H
I h is i Suit kl.iml Avt- . S.111I1111I
II.
tins IxiHi nl S.m luril.
< urtls III.ulli v III. hestrr *» Y
lilntlii 1 Rev II* iiiv Itr.iilley
S.inluiil J O gr.ituli liildri ti 25
g i e u l g r .1 o ill II I lil 1 e 0 o n e
gn .il great graisli I 11I1I
S u im is . lutM t.il Ilium San
lunt m •tiargi <4 .iiiaiigi-m ents
NFIU.IF. IK )K A IH X O N
Ni llu- I kit. 1 I a si nt H5. rax)
lilm k 1 •tiler villi Tu rn p ik e
• h*-s.i|M-aki V 1 ili.it I ui-sitav
al Ni w |mrt Ni w s Itapusl Hume
Slu was Ixirn Miv 30 |«*)3 in
Satilort! She w.is a retired
I11111s.il pr.iiiii.il mirs. and a
n u m b e r ul liethel Ita p lis l
( hull Ii < In s.i|» ,ik> Shi was a
memtx-r nl H m K.isiern star.
S.mluril
Survivors im lu ili daughters
i.i-rtru ili liuol.ip Nminlk Va .
I’a lll* l l l l i k lio ils e
M n llie
llassi ll A n n I’alm i r 1'eggv
Adam s A m in a Dixon, all ul
< In s.ipi .1 k 1 s.iiis K iiv VV ,
Virginia
lo m li
Va
li.irn-ll.
(ieralil Ixilh nl 1 tiesn|M'.iki-. IH
g 1 a 11
h 1 1il 1111
31 g r e a t gr.iml* fiilitr.ii 3 g n at greatgramli liildn 11
Oman Funeral Home.
< ht sa|M.ikr. V.i . m charge of
.irraiigenieiils
JO H N N IE J E F F J O N E S
'Inhume .1*11 Jones. 7H. Apt.
m e m b e r ol lln rs h C h a p e l
A M FI . Hlvero liriieh
Survivors include vm . Cecil
I>nnvcr Hlvero Ifc-ach. Allle Mae
* ixik Hlvero lk-ach. hrolhers.
Frank Jo h n viu J r .. Matthew
liihnsnn. West hilm lieaeh; sis
ters Jeauelle Jo h n vm . Tadneiallie .1 Mi Ikinald. both nl
H lv e ro lieaeh. tw o grand*
1 hlldren.
Sunrise FuniTal Hume. San*
luril. In charge if arrangements.
vm
J O H N C L IF F O R D S E C O R
John Cllllord Secor, 63. H5H
Slieikih e m ir . Winter Sfirmgs.
ilu il I tirsday at S iu lll Semlnule
1 o 111 m 11 11 I 1 v II ii s 111 1 a I .
ImngwiMxl Ikirn Man II .IH. IH2H
111 H im hesler. N Y . he moved lo
Central Florida I rum New York
m l'Hi4 lie was a retired
Ili-iiicnaM inmmander m HuCoast (iuard aixl a I'roleslanl
lie was a Inrtuer memlx-r ol Hie
I.tuns Club and Ihr Sun Tu-e
C o u n t r y C lit h . h u 1 h in
Mellxitirne.
S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife .
Kathleen H. lailu-r. Clifford.
Him hesler; vm s. Larry. New
York, Jiihn C. J r . Orlando.
Alum. Cassellxiry. daughlers.
Him lu-lle. Craud Haven. Mleh..
C a rin a . C asselberry; sister.
Helen Huhinvin. New York, lour
grandchildren
(ia r d r ii Chafiel Hom e for
Funerals, laingw'xxl. in charge
ol arrangements
FUNKflALt
HUCHKf 01ACO* •(NjAMIN
vHrKFi tor Osmofi Bon1smin
M
;« list
U p to n s
mttty Bs<t
it . U r toed
DS\kS4j smsf
Mill to* NtlE II
o clock om S«lufd<r •* N«s Bothol
V worst,
CH/rch All ( tm S» .
Mlhom ItoO't. OOSler.
i
Hsrrf BrodtOf Sr otftcioltNf
ir»»fm#^( »o folio* r Bottiocro Comekorr
f
erst com st tfssCKopOl from Jlpm
<s*vj Ifom 11 p m St tt» Full Gosptl CAvrch
olOodiN Chn%l. Hj4G*rr Aro . Urhtrd
Ahlvon Cr<holtOf«tr MortudTf. Sonford in
cho*9oof ofronfomento
SCABS. MILBA
f wnofol vsfr*cov for Mn B*<to Sodtt. If.
HWA ilfh S». Sonf^d. whodwd Thursdo?*
April 21. «iil tm ho« ) p m Sdtwrdty
Spnnqfiold WimonPr Bdptftt Church. Son
lord. «ilh Bov fnoth ffirort oftKldtmf
Buriol Mill Boih BottloomComofory VtOtolhf
*•11bofrom4tp m onFridoy
Sunnvo Funoroi Mono. Sonford In chorpo
Ot orfonpomohtv
SMITH. LINDA JOHNON
Mixwfsi wurten to* Mrs Lm4a JUxtmt
Vmits u. ot urr w m i l . aiMoro turn
*so o«4 Tu.nu* MM so sow II am
VoltxOor ol Hurts Otopol A M C CSurcS
auroro Boots Buriol will So M ISO Boror
Point Momor.ol GorOm. Blroro Boots
Sunrito Funoror Mono. VorHorO. Mr cSorfo
L IN D A J O H N S O N S M IT H
Linda Johnw in Sm ith. 47. VAUOMM. LOIt
Funorol Mrucot lor Mrs Lets VewWW. BA
1372 W 35lh St . Hlvero Reach, not WtlBOSA«o . LooWuff. <moOtoOVunOo*
•
III
bo Sol* It nowi lolwrOoy 01 tlw
died Tuesday at Orlando Re
L.«stsouvo CSntlios Conlor. trs on* HtjSBry
gional Medical Center. Horn A*o.
SontorO. •IIS Bov
Ju n e 6. 1941 In Sawannee otlicioIMB Buriol tHI Bo Ml MW
County. Flu., she moved In Comotory Vtowinf «ll ho Bom Of ym on
Hlvero lieaeh (ru n Live Oak. Fla. FrWoy
Vunnvo funorol Mona. SontorW. in d u r a
She was a fuetiry worker and a ot-----------------
Come Visit
John Knox Village.
You May Decide to
Stay for a Lifetime.
Call u h today at I-N(NL:I14-45(M.
O r itimply complete, clip ami
return liy mail tills cmi|Ntn to
John Knox Village of Central
Florida. 101 Nortlilake Drive,
Orange City. Florida :»27«:i.
LaunchC o a tin u a d f r o a F i | « I A
C o u n t y c o m m is s io n e r s
aiilhnrt/rd rounly officials to
apply lor thr f|nml In February.
C|ah.uu<h salil Ih r county Is
sr-ckln^ hids fur a contraclor lo
hulld the roller-lion renlrr and a
hauler lor the ha/ardous m uirrlals H r salil the bids could hr
awarded in iwo loihree months.
1 1 would like lo
M v o 3 know more
•bout the changes taking
place at John Knox Village
and the aavlngs available
tome.
Why? Because thanks lo a
strong new maiui#emeiil learn,
I'arkside Senior Services, .lolm
Knox Villa#!* is tpiirkly
Ihh 'o iii Iii # Ihr rellrement communlly ol the ‘Mi s. ( lur com
plete lifecare village silii.ilerl
oil K i laurel oak-shaded acres
has hccii recognized lor ovei
ten years as having one ol tinfinest skilled nursing care medcenters in Florida, lint we've
gone one step further. I Aten
sive interior ami exterioi
changes are lieing made lo .ill
one ami two hetlroom
apartments.
II you're li!i or older, you owe
it to yourself to collie visit
John Knox Village. Act lieforc
June I.t and you'll realize sul>sl.nili.il savings on the cost of
youi new apartment. With the
comliiiialioii ol alfordaliilily,
couilort. and seeurty. Jolm
Knox Village is tpiU kly hecoming die premiere life care
community in Central Florida.
I ion t miss this great
opportunity.
N.imu
Aik1»i ".s
C.df
Shift*
/ p Cyth*
TtocpfuFM* U j n itn ♦
M i • ittipfo'icti 11 4xyi to
Ju»» r» • v 1••i* j»Ct.*»t»i
’ it f#o»t*. »•*- Dt i •»*«<)••’ *, H i.'.’tjj
4 b'j
�■ A — Sanford Hprald, Sanford, Flunda — Thursday, May 4, 1969
School transportation funds
fall short of district’s needs
By VICKI DclORMIKR
Herald stall writnr
l.tIN G W O O I) ilii- scliiHil
Ui.ltll ill SimltlllU' ( (lllim tr
ri'tvrs Mali* miilli v In assist null
llir liniis|Mit,iltnii nl siiuli'iiis in
/uni'll si IhmiIs Inn ilii* ilium \
i iivr-rs niiiy alMiul TO |n ri in t nl
dll' i ns| n| busing slllili'llls iv lilt
ini'i i dir inlet la
l>is|iii i Diieelnr nl 1rans|Kiilatinn lleiinv Arunlil said. As an
assniiaimn. die sehinil transput
tatlnn direetnis ainitlul die stale
have Ih i 'ii Iniihvmy; the stale
legislature tn give uelgllteil
liltldlltg In tile tv|m‘s nl liuslng
vve inilst |irnv tile
Sn lat silt h pleas have lallrii
•>n ileal ears, aeeniillilg in si la ml
nITIelals
Stale law ltt.iiul.iles th.it sin
denis who live mure than tvvn
miles Iriiiu their zmirit sehisil Inprovid'd with Inis ttaiis|mrtaltnn
tree nl i hatge
Slndi’tils who live w It hilt a tvvn
mile i.nlins tmtsi pruvlde ihetr
m ill ttans|airtallnn m ptnvtde
ptiml dial walking is ,i hazard tn
their safety. Ahnul 050 students
tall Intn the latter eategnrv
1heir tratispm tatlnn Is paid
th iu n g h (lie setinul tinard
"pirating luiid vvilhnut state
assistant r
Awarding tn Arnnld. It easts
almiil 50 rents pel mile In
upetale a school Inis That rust
tia hides the rust nl gasohni' nil
and matiitenenee tins drivers
.lie paid all a v e r a g e nl Sh 50 pet
hunt
Ahnul nne m three buses,
espeelullv those with It 11.llls|M>||
exeepttou.il ednealtnn students,
also has a person In assist Ihe
students getting an and nil and
m a ln la lu liig general nrtler
Those iliunltnis ,ue paid ail
average nl Sti 50 |h i hour
The I'xei'ptlniial student buses
earrv nnlv 25 |ien rut nl their
eapaeltv thus tilereusing Ihe pet
student east nl n|ierallHg the
bus
I tauspuMalinll also is pin
vtiled lor gills enrolled lit T A N ’
(Tertl Age I'tegtiatiev 1‘ingraitll
anil Alter TAPI* The gills an
tes|Miiisihle (nr llletr babies dm
lug the tide. Un hiding providing
tin'll nun saletv approved ■hlld
i arrient
Itei a n s i' nl tlie nature nl the
pmgi.im. Arnold said
matn
at tin girl' mine trnm the lar
ends nl the enmity in the t looms
Si hi Mil nl ('holer Iwhete their Is
a r lillil ra re la e lllt v l and
Semtllnle High Si haul We have
In almost prnv uli door to door
sr iv II I' to these students
The transportation d r part
mein also prnv him b u s e s tat all
extra euirleul.it trips, liirludlitg
Ill-Id trips nl an ediieallniial
li.itiiie. athletle events, iiertortn.lilies, and ollirr aellvldes In
wlilrli students are representing
their sebools nit eamptis.
"We have hail .ilmut 5,000
Held trips sn lar tills year.”
Arnold said "All at last year we
nnlv had ahnul 1.500 extrai urrlenl.it nips "
I'm il tun nr litter years ago
the lrans|Mirtatlnii deparimeiu
prnv liled buses in rarli xrhnnl tot
ill .0 tuliiTlon and the sellouts
prnv nled their nun ill tiers
We never knew who was
driving the kids." Arnnld said
"And the buses were not lielug
ptn|>filv maml.lined Mils way Is
iiuielt safer lot all Involved "
I lie Seminole l'utility sehnnl
dlsirlet transpnrtatluti depart
turrit Is proud id its saletv
teenrd I lin e futvr tieeu tin
serious aeetdi’tlts In vo lvin g
students alt si linnl I i i i m - s
hast month, a Irani nl dlsirlet
Inis drivers pl.ued third 111 the
slate Hoad I O nm ijHlltlnn
We re proud nl our servter."
\rrinlil said "We waul In do the
I test Ini our students "
Tilt* si linnl tsiatil Will lisik al
the nulling proeeilures Ini Inis
mg ITidav
I lu re will Is- an
np|M>rtuuttv lor pulille input at
tile inerting
College is goal of many seniors
By VICKI D*SORMI$R
Herald stall writer
SANFORD — While pidillshed report* m
Semlnnle L'nillilv say tliat only .i I miijI fi5
[H'leem ol the distrtrt’s gnuhiates w ill gn on to
■i two- nr tuur yrar college, a random sampling
ol students .it Seminole and Lake M.uv High
Srlmols showed those w ho do plan to go It tvr
Very delUtalr goals.
Marsha Campbell. an I* year old senior at
Seminole High, said she was going in Seminole
Coinmunlly College .mil then transferring tn
the University ol Central Florida to study
accounting.
"A wiiman can't make it without a college
degree.” Campticll said "It's still easier lor a
matt to gel a Jot) wit It less education A w oman
needs more lo gel u Job where she cun live a
good life."
Citing similar reasons. Lake Mary settlor
Wendy Jurdtin. Ih. plans to attend the
University of Florida In the tall. "I want to
make good money." the future advertising
executive said, "tails ol It."
.lartlon said she chose UF Ireran sc her sister
Is already tlterr and Is enjoying hrrself, "Fun is
|>arl nl what college Is all about," she said,
uddlitg that studying was also lnt|Mirtaul.
Matt Geuns. 17. wants to make u career for
hlmsell In the Marine Corps after fie graduates
from Lake Mary in June, hut lie'll start by
enrolling m a H O TC program at lire University
of Florida "In the 5(ls you could wink your
wav up through the ranks Imtlliary or clvlllaitl
with riotliing more than a high school diploma,
hill Itol III tile !K)s. fie said
The strU nless ol the military training
coupled unit standard college fare ajijieals to
Coans The University ol Florida HOTt*
program lilt lodes a m.uulatorv two hour study
session even day
Some students 1militn'i imagine not going lo
college It Is lot them, the only Viable next
step
" ( III yes. ol course I'm going tn eullege." said
Ginger AII h i s . IH. .1 senior at Seminole High
School, I’ll I k- al ftolhus tn llic tail "
Allx-rs said her figure, which she hn|>cs will
Include a career tn eommiiuleallolls. will tw
bright 11 with a college degree.
Seminole senior Corey Argretl. 19. ts tltr
exeeptlon lo the rule. He has no Immediate
plans lor college. Rather. he plans lo eoutluue
his |nh al Mi Donalds tluougli the summer and
then enlist m Ihe military. "College Is good."
he said, "hut 1 limi t need it when I go lulu the
service."
Nutsos al Contra! Florida Regional Hospital
celebrated National Norse Week Wednesday
with an ice cteam social Five surgery nurses.
Laurie Retry llolli, Judy Houghton, Glnny Freda.
Priscilla Stamm, and Diarto Foddetson dish up
during a btoak from their routine
Sanford m an to g o on trial for threats, shots
Inn the tnal was continued lo
next Friday. Muv 12. at the
icipifsl ol the stall- attorney's
By BRADCHURCH
Herald stall writer
SANFO RD Tria ls lor a
70 year-old rural Sanford man
eotivlt letl eat Iter Hits year nl
tlitouitig a metal cane tltruiigli
the windshield ol Ills m lg llU ils
ear. have lieen set (nr next
Thursday and ITidav on charges
ot writing threatening letters lo
Ills nelghlmrs and llrtng .1 gun in
ptihlu
Merle Parker, who lives mi
Lake Avenue ue.tr Lake Jt-sup.
lias I teen lit the Semtllnle Comity
Jail since Dccemlicr ami has
iieen held wlllimil ImuuI since he
was conv.iTrd of throwUig the
eutie.
l i e was sehi'thlleil to I m- tried
Wednesday on charges of Im
proper exhibition ol firearms and
discharging a firearm Hi public.
oil lee,
Muv ll.P a rk e t I* scheduled tn
go mi tnal on ,1 charge ot making
written lineals in kill nr do
I hhIi I v harm. He is .tcclised ol
writing .1 Ihicalening letter las
Nnvemher to Steven Plelller
who also lived on Utkc Avenue.
Tin* w-capims charge sirim
hum a Nnv Jti im idem in whlel
Parker is accused of firing <
weapon while standing near III*
home.
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lint, noting that there was 1111 tune limit on
when one could enroll m higher edueuilon
courses. Argretl addrd. " I I 1 wanl logo Itack to
school, 1can still go later."
Exxon captain pleads
innocent to charges
unify N
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ANCHO RAG E. Alaska - The
Itrcd captain of tlie Exxon
supertanker tliat spilled 11 m il
lion gallons of oil Into pristine
Alaska waters pleaded Innorenl
to misdemeanor charges he was
drunk und negligent, hut may
luce more serious ( barges from a
grand jury.
Joseph Ifa/elwood, 42. of
lluiillnglciii. N.V.. who drop|M-d
hts exlradltlon light uml re
turned to Alusku to lace charges
of operuliug 1fie tanker while
In t o x ic a t e d , re c k le s s etirlangermem unit negligent dis
charge of nil. said nothing during
a seveti-inlnute arrulgnm eiil
Wednesday. His atlurney en*
leretl Innoccnl pleas In three
misdemeanors that carry a max
im u m nl tw o ye urs. three
mouths In Jail und an $11,000
fine.
Hut during the arraignment,
prosecutors announced that a
grand |tiry was hearing evidence
involving mure serious felony
charges In the March 2-1 groun
ding of the tanker Exxon Valdez
In Prince William Sound.
Defense lawyers asked that
hall In - 1-11I lit hall In $25,000.
Iml Assistant Dlsirlet Attorney
Mary Anne Henry argued that
Hazelwood's trad stay at $50,000
cash, and Judge David Stewart
agreed based tut the "magnitude
of the charges" und the grand
jury Investigation.
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�Sanlord Herald, Sanlord. Florida — Thursday, May 4. 1969 — T A
Trip is reward for American Indian children
Harald staff writer
LO NG W OO D About 41
native American Indian children
will rome to llir rent ml Florida
arra to vlnll Mickey Mount and
Shamil.
T I it American Indian Annot-lallon Inc. In W ln lrr Park, a
:)5-memher group made up of
native American Indiana and
others Intrrralrd In thrlr culture,
w ill aponanr the c h lld rrn 'a
ihrredav visit from May 22 to
24.
Anna llrlma, a Lcnnl-Len.i|MIndian who la prraldrnt of the
organization, aald her group liaa
tound lodging al a YMCA camp
In Apopka where thrrr will lie
cabins, showers and a swim*
mlng pool. She and .fohn Swlnrile of UinifwiMNl. who la mix*
cd-hlond Cherokee and Irish, are
working throufih Hie nrg.mlzalion to make the chlldrrn'a trip
aa memorable us ponklhle.
T h e y a a ld s m a l l a r r a
' 'm o m -a n d -p o p " restaurants
have volunteered lo provide
hreukfosi and lunch lo the
children al no churge. One of
I hose Is I he l.niigwiNKl Cafe,
o|M-ruted by Carson and Nuncy
(•ray. The Gruvn will Ire serving
ISO breakfasts
Th e 41 children who are
visiting live on a reservation In
Wisconsin. They art* underprivi
leged Winnebago Indiana rang
ing In age from 11 to IH.
"Just like any other children,
they love Mickey Mouse and
Shamil." Helms aulrl.
The trip Is considered a reward
for the oldest child ol eueli
family who has staved In school.
Swindle aald that on the reserva
tion th rrr Is u ii "awful lol of
suicide, alcoholism and a high
dmp-out rale." The reward la lo
encourage the children to slay In
school.
S w i n d l e m o v e d to th e
Longwood arra from West Palm
Reach and lias been an active
member of Ihe American Indlun
A s s o c i a t i o n for Ihe past s i x
inonlha. H r aald. ns un American
Indian, he understands the pro-
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The American Indian Association Is preparing lor
a visit by over 40 children to central Florida. John
Swindle (left), Anna Helms. Nancy Frey, Carson
Iilems Hie children face growing
up In a society where they are
considered a minority. Swindle's
father, u lull-blood Cherokee
Indlun. met und married Ills
Irish mother In Georgia. Ills blue
eyes offset hla other features,
which are traditionally Indian.
He wears hla long hair In two
braids which end In leather
wraps. Another unusual touch Is
Ihe headed baseball cap he
wears. Swindle said he never got
lo know hla father because he
eommltted suicide when Swin
dle was only two years old.
"We walk In a double world.
It's not easy for Indian kids us
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Cray, and Sherry Booth stand In front of Carson
and Nancy's Longwood Cafe, where the children
will eat.
far us education." he said.
He said American Indians cl
ing lo a culture which keeps lla
own "self expression."
Swindle said the Indian values
are "honor, living with that
honor. res|M-et lor your family,
for your name, for your word, for
the Creator und for the Kart It."
Swindle said he Is Impressed
hy the help the association has
received from local people In
hosi ihe children. "From the
grassroots level, w r have Ix-cti
helped Immensely." he said.
Swindle crcdllcd the Grays of
Ihe Longwotxl Cafe and Fort
l.lls rty of Kissimmee, which will
i* proud of its nursing staff.
The quality of our care is
greatly influenced ly the quality
of our nurses. And uv haw ow r
300 outstanding nursing professionals.
We salute their continuing
dedication and compassion.
provide lunch lor the children.
They also thanked Longwood
residents Sherry llooth and Dave
Torrance who have Introduced
them to people.
Nurses Week
April 30 - May 6
The 20-yeur-old association la
for "Indian people to exrhangc
Ideas." Il also sponsors students
for college scholarships.
" W r are sponsoring three
students for college. We are
hoping to get land for a cultural
learning center." Helms said.
Their third annual pnw-wow
leal it rl ng "trlbrs from utl over
llie country" will be held the
first weekend In November.
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�B A — San tout Herald. Sanloitl. Honda — Thursday. May 4, 19H9
Debate over budget continues
U n its* P ress In te rn a l ten at
Administration touts FSX dsal
W ASH IN G TO N — Opponent* <>1 the U S -Japanese F S \ jet
lighter drill rrjrrlrd assurance* by ihr lln*h admlitlslrulliiu
Ihal llie pad I* good. Inil rnnrrdcd they will bill to hlix k the
prnjnu.
"We all understand that bv n|ipmviug FSX » r ate making .1
protimnd error in judgment lor ihl* rm m trv." said Hep Hnlw-rl
T n m it’lll. I) N >). "It is .in extraordinarily bad arrangement
Kvrrviinr Isa loner and no one t*.i winner "
Addressing .iilnilnlstrallon witnesses who expl.ilnerl lire deal
Wednesday to tile House Foreign Allairs ('oinnilltee. Tnrrlerll!
mi Id. "Von will win Hits light We will wage a gixid light Then*
w III lie a vote, but to the end the FSX will prnerrd
The agreement, approved last week bv rreslilent Hush
involves f S Japanese cn production nl an updated |et bolder
based on the K Hi built bv General Dynamles one ot ihr
world's must advanerd |et* The United Slates will gel -to
[H-reetil ul the developmrni work, and tl 1lit- fit gix-s lulu
produellou. will receive 40 jiereenl ol Hie developmenl woik
The deal could la- worth as mueli as $;l billion in the United
SI ales
Commutes continues Wright probe
W ASHING TON — The House ethics committer irving to
tlltally wrap up It* Invest mat Ion ot S|ie.iker dim Wright is
delving into the details ot a inntrovrrsl.il oil well deal that
profited Wright
The committee heard testimony Wednesday horn .1 S.iii
Antonio. Texas, husiuesxman w ho Iasi week relused to appea l
I k *lore the panel Additional lesiimonv w a s r\| x-i ted today
Iront oilier previously reluetatit witnesses
Morris JafTe *|ient more than live hours with the committer
On leaving, lie told re|Miriers he met with the panel to 1r\ to
straighten out some (piestlmis alxiut Sabine Lake (the oil well
sttc|. will! h I intended to do to the tx-st ol my alnlily
dalle was one ot live witnesses who Iasi week •h.dleligrd the
committee's authority and relused In lesltlv when iiiinm lttn
Itivestlgalnrs traveled to San Antonio
llo committer
sidiseipienllv realhrmed (Is suhjKx-ua and ordered the In . to
testily in Washington
( ommttiee Chairman dulian Ihxon. l i t alii declined to
discuss Julie's lestlmuny. hui said no conditions 01 hums had
tieen placed on the witnesses' testimony
EPA roporlt on indoor pollution
W ASHING TON — Senate Democrat l< leader George Mm lu ll
hlasted the Hush admlntstration tor loot-drugging <«> an KI’A
report describing serious ha/aids and high medical msts
asvx tat cd wllh Indoor air pollution.
"It Is unacceptable lor the administration not lo have
romplrled nr madr available tills report seven mouths alter tile
law rerpdrrd It lo be eompleted and made available. ' I lie Maine
senator said Wednesday at a Senate Environment and I’utilli
Works subcommittee bearing
Mitchell said the report — still awalllng lorrn.il admhilstralion approvul — provides "eonvhuing documentation" ot the
hazards of IndtNir air pollution, yet Itie adltillilslralloti scents
"unwilling" to address the issue.
The draft report, drawn up the Hie Knvironmriit.il Prutrellnii
Agrney and rctrasrd by subecimmltlee Chairman Sell Frank
Eautcnbrrg. D-N.J.. said "sufficient evidence exists to conclude
that indoor air pollution represents u ma|or |>nrlloti ot the
public'^' exposure to air pollution and may pose serious acute
and chronic health risks. This evidence warrants an expanded
effort to characterizeand mltlgale thisexposure '
Anti-trust laws may bo ralaxad
NEW VOKK — The Hush administration Is 011 Hie verge ol
proposing a major relaxation ot anll-trosl laws so Hi.n
high-technology giants such as HIM. Motorola, and A T A T r ail
work Jointly to produce hlgh-drliiiiiion television ei|Uipment.
The New Vork Tim es reported today.
Commerce Secretary Robert Mosliaeher. who lieads op a
White House project on high-definition television technology.
Tuesday told the Time*. "I think there's a pretty good
probability of changing the anti-trust laws. I think Congress is
rrady to d o ll."
Mosbachrr said hlgh-teehnology lelevlslon. or H D TV , was
likely In be the first product category lo take advantage ol thr
projiosed legal changes.
H D TV boasts a very sharp visual Image, comparable to that
found In motion pictures, and Is widely expected to comprise
(he next generation of television technology.
From United Frost Intomationsl roporlt
W A S H IN G TO N — Opponents ol the
bipartisan llsc.il HUM) budget accord lietvveen I’rcsidcni Husli and congressional
leaders prepared new assaults at the
s|H-ndmg plan alter tIn- llr*t attempt to alter
the agreement was defeated
The Senate voted tit i t Wednesday to kill
an amendment hv Sen I'.uil Simon. II 111 .
lli.it would have violated the original hudgel
agreement liv taking
billion I mm the
IVntagon and giving it to various cihicailoii
programs
Tlie hudgel p.n i .mtiouneed April I t liv
Hush and a I1lp.11lls.111 group ol eongiesslo
11.d leaders gave llie I’entagon t i ll.i ft tnllion
In liurlget authority lor tlseal IflfK) and
prohibited lawmakers Irom making any
change* m that amount
"I rln not tielieve the president ot the
United Stales Is going In veto defense
appropriations ticrausr we nrr two--thirds of
I percent lie low the Ihlparttsan budget)
agreement." Simon said
Hut Senate Demoeratlc leader George
Mitchell ol Maine, while sym|>alhiile lo
Simon's goal of more education funding,
urged colleagues lo reject what tie culled an
"trres|Hiiisthle course of action" III violating
Ilu- budget pact.
"We have made a deal Let's keep llie
deal." Mill bell said
While llie budget agreeinrnt survived Its
lirst kry test vote on Capilot Hill with thr
rejection ol the Simon amendment, oppo
nent* of tin- spending plan lo With Houses
were prepared to olTer s rv rrn l more
amendments, Including one that would
send budget negotiators hack to thr
Wirgalnlng table to come up with a plan that
produces more serious drlletl reduction
Oppniirtil* tielieve the >1 1(1 trillion
sfirndlng and revenue oulllue for the budget
year siarimg Del I is a llseut charade,
obscuring Hu- iiailmi's deficit dilemma.
Some I louse DemiH-riils planned to oflrr
an amendment lixlay lo enl *2 ft tillllon
Irom tin- Pentagon to In-Ip pay the cos is ot
llie catastrophic ht-nlHi Insurance program
enacted try Itie last Congress
Central Park victim Judge orders jury
emerges from coma to work more hours
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NEW YORK — Her llrsl words
were hoarse .mil tsiriiy audible
(nil they s|Hikc volumes to Ihr
l.timlv and i Iih lots ol Hie ( tiilr.il
I'.irk logger wlio bad lircn
l.mguisliliig 111 a coma since -In
was tx-atru and r.ijx-d Its a gang
ot youths
tile 2* year old w o m a n s|«ikr
Ittsi a leu w ord* a n d struggled
lor a b ra v e s m ile at lim e s
W ednesday Iter dm lor ilu tareil
l i d m il ol tin- com a, alth ou g h
noted stu- pro b a b ly w ill m il
r t ilic lllt n i l h r details ol the
brutal .m a c k Hi.u slim ked even
v lolciii e iiu m lifd New Yorkt rs
A ll 111 all 1 th in k she has
show 11 sigm beant im provem ent
since Iasi m r k bill espei tally III
Hie Iasi iw o d a y s
Rots rl Kurt/
assist.m l I bil l ol surgery al Ih r
hospital, said at .1 new s cooler
c u re
T h e W all Streel investm ent
thinker. u lin already bad Ix-ru
tirra ih ln g o n her o w n but si ill
was iH-m g led th ro u g h a m ix rreognl/i-d her nam e and lam lly
m e m b e r s w h ile g r a d u a lly
e m erg ing Iro m the com a situ r
1 ucsd.iv, doctors al M rlro|HiUlan
H u sp llal said
Id year-olds Tin- teens. %|Nillrd
near the scene .ip|hirrnllv trying
lo break lulu a ear. led |Hillce In
Hie vounger I miv
I lie 12 year old later was ar
rt-sied and charged with juvenile
dchnipiciii v tor allegedlv grali
lung the woman s lueasts and
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demonstrator tollowrd North
and tils lawyers into l lie I'alin.
an r x | K -n s l v r restaurant, tint
w as rsroltrd out
( bni trial prosecutor John
Kckcr |oked. W e ir limning
out ol txxiks and llie Judge
leased.
Well, I understand
there s .1 movie you could
w ash
a relrrt-nce lo tills
week* IV mlnlseftes. "Gilts
and Glory I hr His. and Fall ol
•liner Noriti
Norlli l i -i tormer N.itloiial
Sc 1 11 n 1 y r 011 tie 11 s t a ll
inemlx-r. is 1 ti.ugrd wiili 12
Irlniiv counts Irom die trail
< oiitra si andal
W A S H IN G T O N W illi
lougrt hours and shorter
turn ti breaks, ih r |urv m
Oliver North s iri.d is gelling
some p re ss u re Iro m ih r
Iran Unulm piilgi- In sjietld
more time drtltirr.itlng tin
cilmlll.il case ol the ex Wliltr
House aide
.
Hie poors entered .1 12th
■lav ol delltirralIons Thursday
with no indleallon Hi.u itiev
are nrarmga vrrdu t
North who lias Ix-ru await
mg Hie vrrtllel al tils lawyers
oilier was heckled In a small
group ol |x-op]r w lieu tie wenl
Six teens have tieen indlcteit
on rape « barges 111 the c.ulirr
alt.11 k on Ihr mvrslmi-tll Ihilikcl
Irom IVtinsvIv.uu.i two others
h a v e tieen i l i . i l g r d w it h
assaulting .1 male logger during
two I tour limns nl random vlo
l< ui e 111 tile moonlit p.uk
I lie woui.in bad tx-en iii .1
.nui.i sun r twing tuund 11111 on
si lolls April 2H
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE
PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD
MAY 9, 1989
Her voter was extrem ely
lioarse. weak and (rarely audible,
lull stu- recognized tier til si
name Tuesday when doctor*
held up a printed sign Kurt/
sun! Doctors and nurses In tier
room tiurst into apjilause wtien
slit- s|Mikc tier llrsl words, will* li
have la-eri limited lo single
syllable rrs|Ninse*. tie said
THE SEMINOLE COUNTY SOAAD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS C C C l WILL CONDUCT THE SECOND
OF TWO FUDLIC HEAMNOS TO RECEIVE ANY NEW ON ADDITIONAL PUBLIC COMMENT. ANY LOCAL
GOVERNMENT OR OTHER AGENCY COMMENTS. AND TAKE FINAL ACTION ON REQUESTED SM A U
SCALE AMENDMENTS (AND ANY REZONINGS ASSOCIATED WITH THESE AMENDMENTS DESCRIB
ED IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT) TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE FLAM SMALL SCALE
AMENDMENTS ARE DEFINED AS RESIDENTIAL LAND USES OF FIVE ACRES OR LESS AND A DEN
SITY OF FIVE UNITS PER ACRE OR OTHER LANO USES OF THREE ACRES OR LESS. SHOULD THE
BCC DECIDE TO AMEND THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. AN ORDINANCE WILL BE PREPARED TO
ACCOMPLISH THIS PURPOSE
T h e w o m a n h e ld u p tw o
lingers on each h and u h r n she
was asked lo. said Kent D i i ITy
I li e h o s p i t a l e h t e I o I
riciilo su ig e ry
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W IIO OF THK K M IN O U COUNTY SERVICES BUILDING, LOCATED AT 1101 EAST FIRST STREET
IN SANFORO. THIS HEAR INO MAY S I CONTINUED FROM TIME TO TIME AS FOUND NECESSARY.
ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE URGED TO ATTEND.
"Marring medical compliralions
sin- should continue to
show slow, steady ncurulngual
improvement." Dully said, hut
lie expressed catltlofl almul tier
chances ol a romplele recovery
wilhout |M-rmanent Irraln dam
age "Th e odds are still slat ked
ugatnsi her." he said.
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som e m e m o ry loss, not pist
utroul A p ril ML the night she
was attacked, and tier tim e III a
com a, hul also "re tro g ra d e a m
nesia" about certain |Mrts ot her
llie p rio r to the incident.
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I’urk Jogger, a 4 2 -y c a r-o ld
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Missile compromise expected
alliance are divided on the Issue
Uwifed Proas International
IIK U S S E L S — N A T O d ljd n m a ls say llir v
Communist Isadors bocomo dtftntivt
MOSCOW — Hanking Communist Tarty mcmlters arr
Ihreatruliig not In run In Ihr next rlrrllona for clly and district
governments because <>l llir imuuring Ihrlr colleagues look In
ih r firm round of ttallotlng In Marrh.
V. Mrlnlkuv. Ilrsl srcrelary of thr Komi region. told Ih r parly
establishment at an April 25 Hireling lhal first srcrrlarlrs of
rlllrs and districts Irrl "th rrr Is a 100 |>rrcent rh a n rr Ihry will
not Irr rlertrd.”
"Th e y arr stating that In Ihr prrsrnt rlrrum slanrrs Ihry will
nut |Mitiii|Mir In llir rIrr linns." Mrlnlkuv salrl In a rarr
arrnunt nt ptiM-redlngs In Ih r Krrndln Innrr sanrluni
pnhllshril In lull hv llir Snvlrl ptrss
"H igh! you a r r ." a r lin n is n l v n lrrsa flln n rd
T h r admission galvanl/ed Snvlrl Iradrr Mikhail Gorbachev,
who was presiding over Ihr Crnlral C nnim llrr plrnuni drvntrd
In llir Marrh 20 parll.imrntarv elections In which sr-nrrs nf
party rstahllshnirni figures Insi tuindrjM-ndrnts
I h r exchange Irll Mrlnlkuv stuttering lhal Ih r Cninnum lst
Ta rlv ap|iaralus. which has ru lrd iinnp|M>srd since Nnvrrntirr
I *»17. was Ix-lng larrrrl sn tiadlv try Ih r ram|>algn against
bureaucracy tli.it balloting was fulllr
Pops crlticlzss aparthsid
I.OSAKA, /alfihla — Tn|ir .fiihn I'aul II. Ixusklng III an
oul|xiurtng nl atlrrllnu frum morr ihau 500.000 wrll-wishrrs
Inld African diplomats lhal thr South African systrm nl
H|M!thrld "llliisl la- nvrrrn m r" hut through rrrnnrlllallnn. tint
vlnlrncr
A pilvatr rvrnliiK meeting wllli African dl|ilninats and
liitriti.illoti.il irllrl workers Wednesday climaxed a h rrllr day
nl srruinns. s|ier< lies anil huge crowds lhal carrlrd llir |xq>r
from Lusaka in ihr country's drprrssrd northern Copper llrli
mlnliiit arra
Kvrrywherr hr was greeted hv ralnbow-hurd lradltlnn.il
roxtiimrs. it dial dancing. souks and lauKfllrr III llir nnrthrrn
town nt Kllw r fir was shnwrrrd with K>hs nl rhlckrns.
pumpkins, traditional axes, fruit and Kuurds
T u iiiiiik from scrlplilir In jxillius. llir |m|ie Inld Ihr
diplomats that racism and Its expression In "svslrms ut social,
economic and jxdltlcal ills< rim In.tl Ion such as South Africa's
upaiihrid regime. arr clearly lontrary to Ihr church's truchlnK
nl fallliand love
Canada's opposition laador to resign
O T T A W A — op|Hisiiinn Iradrr John Turner, who served
hrirfly as prim r miiilstrr In H IM and led an emotional
eunqiaign uKalnsi llir free iradr aKrrrmrnt with Ihr Unllrd
Stairs last year, said hr will rrslKii as Mtirral |>arty Iradrr this
tail.
Turner srrvrd as prim r m lnlslrr (or HO days In IWM4. brforr
Iosiiik back-to back national rlrrllona In Conservative Trim r
Mlnlslrr llrian Mulronrv. H r said Wrdnrsday h r would leave as
soon as llir naiioiial rxerullve ol thr l.lbrral Tarty could
d rlrn n ln r an apprnprialr datr lor a leadership roulrsl. tl will
llkrlv eolnrldr with llir [tarty's til-annual mrrtltiK set lor
Octolirr.
"I lirlirvr it’s llm r lor frrsfi leadership." Turner told
rr|M>rirrs alter mouths of speculation about his possible
restitution
Mulroury. vlsitliiK Host on w h rrr hr was to receive an award
for negotiating Ihr free Iradr pari, said hr was surprised by Ihr
aimouncrmrnl.
COPENHAGEN. Denmark — Toiler InvesttaltiiK a s'rtng of
urmrd robberies linked to a Talestlnlan terrorist group
siumhlrd onto a cache of weapons and rxploslvrs In an
upurlmrnl near Copenhagen airport.
' There was rnough here to slun a small civil war." a police
s|Mikrsman said Wrdnrsday of thr arms recovered a day
rarllrr.
T h r s|M>kcsman said police found 26 anil-lank missiles. 220
pounds of plastic explosives. 62 hand grenades. 12 anti-tank
mines, and a "large assortment" of machine guns, pistols and
other automatic weapons.
Toller were alerted lo an apartment near Copenhagen airport
while Investigating an automobile Involved In an accident at
lllrkrrord. 13 miles north of thecapltal.
The vehicle, whose driver was In Intensive care Wednesday,
contained part of the booty from a major armed robbery at
Copenhagen's main post office last November In which thieves
killed a police officer and made away with 9600.000.
Marchers protest
against Noriega
PANAMA C IT Y . Panama More than 100,000 opposition
supporters Jammed the city's
main shopping street Ut a noisy
protest against Oen. Manuel
Antonio Noriega, accualng the
Panamanian strongman at try
ing to steal Sunday's presi
dential elections.
"N o t one day m ore." the
demonstrators chanted W ed
nesday In a reference to the dc
facto ru le of N o rie g a , the
country's military leader.
Th e antl-N orlegs activists
Jammed the Via Eapana. the
city's main shopping street,
singing, shouting ana waving
the flags of the three political
p a r lie s th a t h ave b a n d e d
together in an effort to defeat
Carlos Duque. thr pro-Noriega
candidate.
Opposition candidates running
In Sunday's election against a
coalition of pro-Noriega parlies
led the throng — one of the
largest anti-governm ent de
monstrations ever In Panama —
In songs and a n ll-N o rle g a
chants.
Opposition spokesmen for the
Civil Drmorrallc Opposition A l
liance. known by Us Spanish
acronym AOOC. said 290.000
people attended the rally. In
dependent observers and foreign
Journalists said I he crowd prob
ably numbered between 100,000
and 150.000
The pro-governmeni National
Liberation Coalition known by
lla Spanish Initials as COLINA.
hearted by Ihrque. said more
than 500.000 people would at
tend Its own Anal campaign rally
today.
Although opposition leaden
had warned that Noriega sup
porters might try to provoke
violence at Wednesday's rally,
no Incidents xrere reported.
" I am here because there must
be change In m y c o u n try .
Narelga must go." sold Fernando
Hemandex. a marcher who was
tearing down pro-Noriega post
ers and replacing them with
those of the ADOC.
Also Wednesday, the U .8.
Southern Command, a force of
about 10.000 U.8. troops sta
tioned In Panama to guard the
Panama Canal, reported lhal
several U.8. soldiers and their
families were held at gunpoint
by Panama Defense Porces
personnel Saturday while their
homes were searched.
A s t a t e m e n t f r o m the
Southern Command sold about
25 Panamanian soldiers cut
telephone lines and entered
apartments in a building hous
ing both Panamanian and U.S.
servicemen.
The Southern Command sold
the Panamanians were appar
ently searching for a radio
transmitter but sold none was
found and no U S. cltUena were
arrested.
No U.S. cltUens were injured
during the search, the latest In a
series of Incidents of harassment
of U.S. forces by the Panama
nian military, the command
said.
;ir«- conflili-nl that high -level consultations
w ill i i r o d M s a r o m p r u m l M - on m od•rtil/.illiiffM NM M g^fefef m u Irar wrn|x>tis
before a summit fenife western alliance lair
this m nnili
"Some prn|xisals are on the table lor
consideration." a illplonial said Wednesday.
"W e rem ain o p tim istic lhal a c o m
prehensive concept will lie completed for UnMay 2!l.’f0 N A IO summit. altlionKli a lot ol
work remains lo In- done."
West Germany np|xtsrs mndertil/allnn ol
N A TO 's short-range inielenr missiles in
Kuro|>r mini I(r02 anil Is promoting s|M-er|y
negotiations with the Soviet Itiimii to redutr
or eliminate till- missiles
'I lie United Slates. Ilrllaln and the
Nel her lands np|xtsr the West German pro
fHisal, while the rest ol the 16 nation
lo Ottawa, a government sjxikcsman said
I 'anatla has profMised a compromise on
N A TO short rnngi- nuclear forces that calls
lor the mudrmlxatlnn ol missiles during
negotiations for their rerlitrtlon. Inti not
complele elimination
Tile Canadian pro|iosal was sr-nl Monday
to governments id the United Stales. Ilrllaln
and West Germany, which are at the center
nl the spill In the Western alliance over thr
missiles itsur
Prime Minister llrian Mulrnney. visiting
I lie Unlled Stales tills week, was lo (list iis s
the mailer [trrvtnally with President Hush
today while Kxternal Allairs Mlnlsler Joe
Clark lakes up the issue with Secretary nl
Slate James liakcr
Tuesday. West Germany lobbied Italy and
fram e to hack Its rail lor N A TO negotia
tions with Moscow, as West German I ban
*ellor Helmut Kohl traveled lo Home and
foreign Minister lluns-Dletrtch Genschcr
went to Paris.
The trips were |>art ol an In lc n v- round id
meetings among Ktirofiean leaders to dis
cuss the short-range missile Issue Itefore the
N A TO summit.
"Various diplomatic elforts are Ix-ing
conducted al present lo llnd a compromise."
one diplomat said "Most cnurilrlcs have
made their [xtslilons clear hut although
there are differences, we ho|x- lo have a
compromise by the summit."
Stale f)e|>artrnem spokeswoman Margaret
Tutwller denied a New York Times rc|>ort
that the Unlled Slates formally submitted a
working doeumrnt at N A TO headquarters
in llru s s rls on W ed n e sd a y, s a yin g .
"Technically sfraklng. we haven’t tattled a
jirojxtsal "
1 ulwller salil the U.S view remains lhal
ihere should lx- no separate negotiations on
short-range missiles
Chinese students in streets again
Uwtfed k i w i Infer*Ottawa I
IIEIIIN G - At least 150.000
student man Iters and Chinese
workers broke through |xdlcc
lines Thursday in llrijlng s main
siptare and staged a massive
new protest against the govern
ment's ri-lusal to o|M-n talks on
demantls fur |xillllcal freetlotn
Hallieii hv the anniversary of a
historic stuilenl movement III
MHO. throngs ol protesters de
fiantly overwhelmed [xiliie lor
the sci nod time in eight days to
sustain the strongest rhallenge
to the coimnuiilst government
since the nation's founding in
IU4U.
Several thousand students cani|talgn. whir h has demauderl
"lo n g live democracy." thr
were also marching In Shanghai, greater jiress freedom
man hers i hauled. "Protest the
latng lines of |xdlce cordoned lies ol the government." read
foreigners reached by telephone
oil the square at early morning, one ol the multicolored banners
said
Al least 50.0(10 students from hul as in a major protest last the students carried
Ik-ipng and a dozen other i Hies. Th ursd a y, student marchers
Although many ol tin- average
|nlned hv II.OOO r«-|xirters Irom confronted uniformed officers
slate-controlled media, marched 10-rows deeji Minor v ulfllng Chinese in the square remained
lor live hours irom ilie city's broke out but the marchers onlookers, large numbers roared
aji|troval lor the protesters The
northwrst hi a power movement slmjilv swarmed |>ast thr jxillr e
I'row ds of (.'hlnese workers crowds at least equaled the
cm in ling r enlral Tiananmen
150.000 who the week before
Jumjied over barricades and
Square
"We want to s|x-ak rail, hul we jiu s ltrd past jio llc c lin e s had mounted the biggest anilcan't." read a banner carried hv throughout the square, [larking government demonstration In
|oiirnallsts Irom the l!rl|lng the sprawling pla/a and gather Iteljing since UMO
News Workers Asvxlatlnn It ing around thr Monument to the
In line with ihr government's
was the lust time government- People s Heroes, an obelisk at Its assuramcs it w ould not use
paid reporlers had aellvely ceriler. to cheer and ajijilaud as lorce. thr thousands id |xilicr
joined the :i week old democracy thr marchers streamed in.
around Tiananm en retreated.
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Arafat c o n c lu d e s visit to Fra n ce
Appeals to U.S. for
Palestinian
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1*1.0 rlilrl V.lssrr Ar.ll.lt roll
t lililril dll illipir*r'i*iIr'llli'll utllilill visit lo
Primer with .in .i |i|mmI lo I In- I'lillril Shilrs
lo ih-Vlsr .1 pi.ill lor c lrtilim s in lluIsraeli nrriiplrri li irlloilrs sllllll.lt In .1 II N
iiii Ii '|h ii i I< in i* pmcr.iiii lor Namllila
"I would like lo .lililri-ss ilivsrll lo till*
Aini'iii .in .iilinlnlsliailon
Araial satil at a
lirws I'onli'H'lirt* Wrihlrsrl.lV al till* ctlil ol
Ills nii't'lllius w lilt Kirill li nlllrt.ils
l oin
oiolillis ago \ou a ir r p lr il a plan loi
rli i iions mi Namibia I also ai i rpt lit.il plan
I agree on iIn- applirallon ol llu* Namibian
a im n l in I'.ili stun
MoeiE
Mlttrrranil. who askrel Araial lorlarlfy tils
islllnn on llir i-nnlm vrrlsal I’nlrxllnr
Ibr n il Ion Organisation C b u rlrr. saiel
Wi-ilni'selay dial llu- I’M ) trader's tlrelarailon srvrral bonrs altrr llirlr meeting llial
Ib r lINKt eliMiiinrnl Is null anil void was
" ib r la-ginning ol llu- ejartllentlrin" that hr
bail sought.
Israrll Iraelrrs. wbn say the- rlia rtrr
ilrinanils Ib r ile-slrnrllnti ol llu- Je-wlsb
stair, rrs|Minilrel skrpllrally In Arafat's
n-inaik on llu- itne ume-nl
Araial Inlel Kiiru|ie-I Kudin We-ilnrselay
llial lir ex|N-flftl Ib r Calrsdlir National
Counril. die- I'alrsllnlan p.irllumrnt-lnexllr.
would loimallv abrogate llu- 1*1,0rliartrr.
H r ellsinlssril erlllrlsm by Cale-silnlan
hard tiller George llabasb ol Ib r raellral
I'alrslinr Kroiil lor llu- Liberation nl fairsline-, who said Araial ellel liol have- Ibr rlnlil
to abrogate the rliartrr.
Araial iiii'iillnnnl Namibia several limes
■luring Ills visit as a mnelt-l lo follow lor llu*
rstalillslimrnl ol an lnitr|M'iiilrnl l*alrsHnlan
stair In tin* territories. anil mailr II clriir hr
regaiils iIn- iilra as rrurlill lor Mlibllr Fast
|H*aer*
•|l s i In- Iasi rlia n rr lor |H-arr.’’ In- Inlet
Keiiopi-' I Kailio m an Interview.
Sin li a plan would involve- an Israi-ll
williiliaw.il slmllai In llu- South Altlran
tiiMip pullout limn Namibia with i-lri-lluns lo
I h In Id at nail.....il level uneli-r suprnlMnn
ol a iiuilllnalloii.il pi-an keeping Inrri- The
I'lillril Stairs In Ipnl mrillatr Ibe- U N
lllilrp riiilriirr program loi Alflra's Iasi
inloiiv
Il was Aral.lt s (list olllrlal visit lo a
i h i i i i .m ini W rstrin uirnilM-r ol ibr U N
Se-rillllv t'oim ill allil Ills Mierlitlgs Willi
I'lrslilrtil I i . i i i i ols Mllli irami ami nllirt
..tin i.ils ilii w slioiit! -Irw Isb prolrsls
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JERUSALEM
An allai k tiv
an Arab who si.ditM'il in itraili
tw o rle lrrlv .lives in W est
Irnisalrm was sr|/rd i i |miii I iv
Israelis as i vldi ui i that Calrsll
man Irrmrism i-olijlmirs amt llu
P l.t)i annol I h - trusted
T ile k ttlle w ie ld in g A ia li.
slioulllu! lie III Is (•teat, kill* it
llir two m in .mil wounded litter
iilbrts Wednesday m llir untst
a l t .ii k a da I n si I s i a r l l s in
.Irnisalrm *im r tin- stall ol llir
Calrsimi.m uprising
In llu- hours alter Ibr slab
limns rut.Hied Isiarlls allai keel
two Al.lhs who walked hv the
luiriti-r |Hillrr were deployed III
the r I I v r r n l r r and A ta b
.leinsalcm In thwart revenge
altai ks
III llir Isiarll im riiplrd Wrsl
Hank several Imurs la lrr. a
Calrsimi.m will! said lie was
Ii ink tltd lor work slabbed a
lew Isb rrslele-nl al Ills home In
llu- K/ Efruyltli se-lllrmrlil. Israel
Radio rr|n»rti-d. llu- Israeli was
slabbed live- limes tml mil
seriously and Ills assailant lied,
the ladlo n-|ioilrd.
.le riis a le m M ayo r T e d d y
Kollek. while vlsltlnd New York,
i'vtendril Ills eomlolelu es lo the
tamllles ol Ibe two elderly men
killed and veld sm b loi blent*
srrtir and m rndieis ol Alliell
■an I h iiii Kahhl M m K.dl.mr's
u ln a im ill K a rli M o vru irn l
a s s a u lte d s e v e r a l p a s s im ;
Pale-stmiaiis
At die ne-albv outer wall ol
Jerusalem 's Old t ’ llv. poller
i ! i s | h isrd
Kalianr and Ills loi
low els with lr.it das I lu rabbi
and III supporters wi le airrsleil
a n d i b a ld e d wt l l i 101•*H•• I
assrinblv and ills! tit lilllM die
|M*«l|-f
Polin' a iirslrd Ibr ass.ill.mt
and an bom lalrr a mob ul
srvrral bundled Isiarlls
shouted. De-alb In llu Arabs
De ath In Ibr Aiabs
Extra |mller and paramilitary
m
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would "only strengthen die JewIsti |M-nplr's rrsnlvr lo p rrw rv r
thr unity ol .Irrnsalrni. Ib r
eapllal ol Israel."'
“ Terrorists have proven yrt
a tta in I b r l r b r a v e r y a n d
expertise In low and dastardly
deeds attnlnsl old .......pie.
children and IntitH-enl ell Dens
while Araial s|uiuts empty drrlaratlons in Carls." Kollek said.
On Tuesday. I'M ) <lialrman
Yasser Arafat told Kretieb televi
sion die 1*1.0 rliartrr railing lor
Israel’s destniet Ion was "111111
and void."
Kollek asked Israelis tint In
lake the law lutn Ibrlr nwn
bands
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May 4, 19
Sports
IN B R IE F
IN SID E:
Kareem ready for stretch run
l.lKr .1 gissl Unit: •iMilliir ninnrt. K.irrrin
AI hI ii I Juhtsir **-nsrs ih r rm l <■) .1 lout: haul .mil
is gathering him** II Inf .1 strong lltii*>h
A I hI ii I .I.i IiI m I. playing nfir ill his lirsl g.mirs
III till- season. s n r i l 2 2 |mi||||s Wrdnrsd.t* infill
In lilt thr I .n s Augrlrs l-akers m i l ihr INnll.mil
I f.III Hl.l/rrs | ll. |(It* .*tn| 1nm|iW li .1 sw rrpnl
thru opening pLivnll
sr fieri
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■la lili.ir u s r il h is
I.minus skv lliaik In
n ra r ( i r t l r r l lull in
llllinu Ihr Uikrts in a
.1 (I su r rp nl thrlf
opening 1•miiiI
|ilavnll srrirs w llh INullailil
Alslul .Ial.l>.it 42 has ailinam inl Ills trill
llirnl *»lirn thr ** as<in m ils
In ulhrt g.iiios Writnrsitav utghl Ihr Huiislnn
K im krls s ia in l n i l rliiiiinalmn with a 121* 107
«li tint nvrt ll* Sralllr Siipe-rSmili s anil Ihr
( hli ago Hulls link a 7 I trail nil I Irvrland with
a 1111 •*! *11 lor* o*rt the v islllllgc axallrts
Cerone makes mistake pay off
liustiill Knl S u « Manager .Inr Morgan llnrs lint
alw.ivs ktiuu his |rII Irnni Ills tIt^lit. hill alti*! his
Irani s Wrdnr**t.iv niithl vli lnt\ tu.ivl* hr
shntilil makr thr same tmslakr u*if( ulirn
Morgan insrtlril la lr h r t Kirk Crttinr. a
flt!hl lianilnl lu tlri. min Ihr slaHIliK lllirup
tm a iisr hr Hlisight W hllr S u slalfrt Shawn
llillrgas mas a H i hanilrit pin I n As II liirtinl
nut ( rtiinr drove III th lrr tut* tail with Ills
Ilf si liuinrt nl H r srasnn as Ihr Mr*l Sn« (aisled
at. I lllum ph at I In* ago
C r r n n r iltn v r Ih r first pin h i4l lllllrg.es 0 4
m in I h r IrIt flrlil slamls fur Ills first liiiinr tu n nl
Ih r vrar in Ih r s ls tll lllliln it ll s* utr«l I m ig h t
K vatis a ho had u | irn ril Ih r lim in g a i lli a single
In tilvr Ih r K rtl S it a f> A trail
"You get a n ifi| * irtiin llv In (4av. p m tin Ih r
tirsl you ta n
said a h appy O t n n r " I just
Ilioiitlhi h a v r stanr lu n li lu t t in ln u l alright
NATIONAL LBAQUB
Smoltz finally goes all the way
■lulili Stimll/. aim pin hrtl a so h lllrr and goi
Ills lirsl ma|or-lrugur homrr In lifl Ihr Allanla
lltavrs m a 1*3 a III nvrt Ih r I'hlladrlphla
I'hllllrs said a li.*t pleased him lllttsl aas tlumt!
Ihr tllslant r
‘ What I ill u*»st happy a l«»il Is a ■riiuplrlr
Itainr. anil lhal a r a im .'' said Sennit/. 1111a 4 7
"When lhal Iasi mil aas madr. lhal aas Ih r lirsl
freltng."
I’hlladrlphla lutl taken a 1-0 Irad III Ihr llrst
inning arlirn Juan Samurl Ini nil with Ills
st-eeind home run nl Ihr year Ilir liravrs tird
Ih r score I I in Ihr second inning nn Hair
Murphy’sllllh Inane run
T h r liravrs li* (raia-d thrlr Irud lu 11 III Ihr
llllh oil I’hllllrs’ startrr and U r n Dun Carman.
1-4 With Ia n m il. Ilrui-r B*-i*illct singled In
•rn lr r and srmvd ahrad nl S iini IK ' lirsl hnnir
m il.
NNL PLAYOFFS
'Elegant' Canadian* even series
M O N TR E A L - In an rlrt(ant and authoritative
display nl playoll horkry. Ih r Monlrral Canadim s rnsr lo Ih r niumrnt Wednesday nlf|hl.
Strphanr Richer and Erie Desjardins st-orrd
power-play goal*. sending l l r Canadlcna over
Ih r I’hlladrlphla Flyrn* 3-0 and rvrnlng Ihrlr
Slanlry Cup vm lflnal srrirs ui a game aptrrr.
"Overall I think lhal
Ih r Cana dim s showed
how they got I IS points
In ih r regular season."
I’ h l l a d r l p h l a d e
fenseman Paul
Holmgren said "Th e y
also showed us w hy
(hey are Ih r brat de
fensive team In Ihe
league. They showed us
how they could limit our r a r in g chances.
Montreal was desperate for a win and came up
with a strong game."
Gaines 3 and 4 of the Wales Conference final
will be In I’hlladrlphla Friday and Sunday
nights.
Montreal goalie Patrick Roy brat Ihe Flyers for
the first time in 10 tries, turning aside 34 shots.
□ 7 :3 0 p m - 36. 56. SDN. WOK. Houston
Astros at New Yc«k Met s. (L)
□ 7:3 0 p m - SC. College. Florida State at
Miami. IL)
( 1|0 p m — WON. Chicago Cubs at Los Angeles
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Ken Rummel, First Union, Seminole Ford tied for second
l 3 S u n Hank is in llllll plai 1 at n i
SfO SAN SM ITH
Herald correspondent
NBA PLAYOFFS
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S A N K »ltl) - .Inslm .1 W .itsnii s r u lt n c d lour
lilts .m d s lim k m il I I .is K r n Itiiu u u rl I h rv lu ll 1
lie.ti Sem luule F'ntd 117 III A in r it r u n D ivision
•11 lio n nt 1lie Santo til l.tttlr M.i|ut Has* hall
lx .iiiu r .it K m II..Ill 1 l i i l d W rclnrsd.iv mt'lit
W illi llu- u i i i K rn K m n m r l (T i r v i u l r t m n v rs
lllllIM l l l l r r way tie lot set m ill pl.«i r
In VYrdnrsit.i* night s r a t l i n gam e I ust I'n iu ti
Hank also i n m r i l lu lu a s n n n d p la ie lie w ith .1
17 7 victory n v rt S u n Hank as C h ito n lit at 11 ll
and Ph illip I u lia n k s , n m littird nn .1 Inur h lllr i
I h r Disabled A m rtli all Y r lr t .m s Ira n i Irad tin
division w ith a N il t r in t il w ith K rn K tu n tu rl
S r m in . ill K ill! and First I 'nlnn tin t hit s n nu d at
K in K u u in ii I 111*11 lo o k 'd h o ik aln 1 |iim piiu:
m il In a I H Ira d III llu- I up nl tin lirsl nn a triple
In W aisnu a sinijli hv ltd h a u l I 4.nlt*i 1 a ilm iiil.
In I r t t a m r Irn k ln s and a w alk In I r r t r l l
lai ksnn
W aisnu alsn led th r ua* al III* plait |nt
K iiiim n I with .1 ilm ih lr itip l. 11*nit* ru n and
l l l l r r tu n s s i u n d .Irn k ln s alsn had I h ire hits
un«* ..I u hi* ll was a dm ihlt and s. m i d 1u u tu n s
Itaitg* 1 had a singl* and sco trd tw o ru n s u h lli
Khala Addison had a siti**li and ■**m i d a ru n
f Mill is s h i i u n t n l lu lls lut K rtl K u U lU irl w i n
D avid lla y r s .la rk si ill and A llie d H a lils
I nl S riiiin u lr lu t d A im li lll i had a pall nl
ilftllhlrs Kyatl < n lg a lr had a tttpli and s i n i n l a
ru n attil N* utt Hanson had a itnuhlr and s. uti d a
tun
In lilt- lirsl gam e li r s l D illon s e n n it seven tu ns
in Hu- lust lu n11 11111111
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It ad that uas mil thteatriud Kulsinks had llllrr
hits nn hiding a triple and si ntnl Iwn runs while
lit. h i . h hit a tun tun hnttu tun Ktn Smilh had a
ilmihlr and stored a tun and Mli h.trl I’rrtv
1 Ins*d mil llu hit•in*; with a single .md a run
s« iiteil
i n i . i s vim m nt n l rims u rn Ivan livid and
Aililan Mill hell with th m rai h I t in lll.ill and
It .11 nt lum s with two and Ktn Klplrv and Isiai I
Hl.n k nnr rai h
lu i Sun Hank Adll.m Knight had a pan nt
dnuhlrs .mil a tun si ntnl aIul Ills hinthn A.1I 11I1 .
had a singl* and v nird Iw u r Walter 11.nil's
added a single Knlirit Kalidall stored Iwu runs J
and I ahUill Mi Klllliry and D uiirll Higgins si tiled
nut tun rai h
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Regional meets tonight
4A schools
at Showalter
’Noles look
to continue
winning habit
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Mi*r*iil spoils writer
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Herald sporls erhlor
1. y III a n » h o y s a n d I. a k r
Hlalitlr* s gills will I *• I.-.king tur
prak (iritoiinanrrs tonight when
Ihr* lakr Ihr IIai k al Showalter
K rld in U llilei Park In Ihr 4AKrglnU III H a i k inert
It s getting -*i 1h.1t winning isn 1 .1
gisd lul Ihr yrm im ilr H igh S* IhmiI
girls tra< k Irani 11 s .1 habit
A w rrk .liter w inning Ihrlr ninth
r cinwcuHve dlslriet tram *11.1111111
u n s h i p , i l i r 1 1g lii lu g L a d y
Srmlnnlrs liatk lit l.ikr anollirr s ir p
Inwatd a Imirtli *«*isrrutlvr stair
llllr whrn lliry nitii|*'lr in Ilir
3A Krglon II Intel al Ihr Dutvrrsllv
nl i lurid.i
A nil .11 ■otdmg to (n a r li Kuinty
I * m a n h as h a d n n r i h r tu p
l a n k r i t la iy s I r a n i s In I h r s t a i r all
s ra s n n lun g a n d a r r liaiklrig In sr|
I h r m s r H r s u p lot ( h r si tlisil s In si
s t a i r l l l l r lu ill* s|siil
W i r r m il l u n k l n g l u w i n In i n
■nuriiw n i g h t
l . v tti a n i n a i h t i e d
I ink* s l i d
W r t r |nst li s ik ln g In
g r l as m a n * p r o p l r In I h r slate i n e r t
as |Missdilr
I . * m a n lias 17 i n d H i d u a ! a t l d r l r s
r n l r l r d III I l i r i n e r t alo n g w it li t h r
l l lllr t r l a y t r a m
t fir t i r r y h o u n d s
t i a v r la llt a -i a l h l r t r s in r a i li r * r n t
1h r* are r n l r l r d a n d 1.111 s end
r v r i y o n r In to I l i r s t a i r li na ls
"There air a lm u l |implr nn thr
ed ge ul trai liln g thr stair inert,"
f in k r said
W h rn II 1 uunts.
itmugti. Cyinwii s alhlrtrs srrtn 10
rise to H k m CMMO and gn ihe Juli
done.”
The tirey hounds will la- in an
eslremrl) tnugh rrguui lhal will
Ini Imtrs snuir lup trams like Veto
lleai h Alsn llirtr air snmr H ams
with uulsianding Individuals who
1mild |mist milsldr thirals
1* man has rnnugh luilam r In w Ul
Ihr inert hut they air more inlrii-sled III srndlug athlrtes Hi the
llll|*iltant 111111111111.111011 lirkt week
* Willi sn many |»-nplr ha* mg ilie
|M>sslhlllly lu rearli Ihe slate meet,
w r ie very ronlldent." Fluke said.
"It's a real tough region hul ll wr go
In with Ihr idra nt ipialllving wr it
tie all right."
I.ymau will look lot its seniors in
shine hrighlly ill Ihrlr llnal stepping
stnnr Nli k Kudkrwli h. Dairen
Marshall. .James Flinl. Jslrvr Jerry.
Kenneth Morse. Davr (iarrell and
John S< lirrpl will ull look to reach
the slate M i n i and give Ih r
Greyhounds a shot al a slate title
Lakr llrantlry had a luilam rd
allai k last week III Ihr 4A-Dlstrlcl U
meet and will look lor Ms hurdlers
and distance rumo rs to come up
with anoihrr strong rllori lu bring
home a regional llllr.
The lardy Patriots racked up ihr
majority o( Ih rlr ’Milnls In Ihr
dlstanrr and hurdle events Iasi
week lo ouldurl Lakr Mary (or Ihr
title.
"Th e hurdles madr ih r d lllrrrn rr
last w rrk ." Lakr llrantlry coach
Charlie Harris said. "Th e distance
runners havr been there all year.
O ur hurlders really came through
on Friday."
Lake Hrantry place three runners
In both Ihe two-mllc and mile runs
while two others qualified in Ihe
lllakr. tunight s <I'lupr iiiim i sl*ndd
1» a loim .ihtv .v* lung as th r lilt*'
girls im lu rin .r* Urey have in ih r
|klsl
W r Irrl uul girls arr Ih r ipialltv
p rrio ru m s in th rlr rv ru t 111 thr
irg . -r; S.1I1I Hlike
All we have lu
do is gu liter and |M-rturin II we
h avr a repeal (irrtu n ii.m ir Irurn Iasi
we* k till thr illslrlr I Itirell. II should
U - rnnu g h to w in 1lit- region
Senior Darren Marshall leads a contingent ol 12 Lyman aihioies into
tonight's 4A Region III meet al Winter Park's Showalter Field as the
Greyhounds continue (heir quest lor a state championship
HMO. Harris Icels ll all ol those
alhlrtrs ran make ll lo 1lit- stair
llliel. lin n laikr Hranllry will havr
un milsldr shot ul winning thr
rrglcmal llllr.
"Oak Kldgr and Evans will U - Ih r
Iranis lo wulrh In Ihr rrglonals."
Harris salil. " T h r y 'r r ImiiIi very
stmng In Ih r sprints. W r'rr hoping
lo oflsrl lhal In Ihr dlslume rvrn is
and ra m r up with sonir morr (minis
elsewhrrr."
Ilra lh rr Camlno. Joyce Tullls and
Am y G ln n rtir arr llu- three runnrrs
In Ihe mile and Iwo mile whllr
Chrlsra I tuticr and Kyatl Pauley
add Ihe |Miwer lu Ihe HMO
Lisa ChuiiilM-r*. Tina Wung and
Krlsleii Coir add drptli hi laikr
Hranllry‘s attack unit Harris Irrls
ilmi II they ran lurn lu unuthrr
sirung |N'rloniiaiiie. ihr Irani can
( missII)Iy bring home .mmher llllr.
" W r did things u lllllr dltlrrrnlly
this season and It looks tike- w r’rr
ready lu run fast." Hum s said.
" W r ' v r hud s n m r rcul good
practices and ih r girls havr (Men
looking sirnug."
□ ailing Ihr laidy Srmiuoles arr
tin- trio ol Mm lie-lie- Prulsnli. Adrian
lllllsrn a n and Yolanda llu k rr
Prarson has the nallou's lirst lime
in ilir I Hi high hurdles. Hlllsrn.m
1mild ipiahly tor stair in ihrrtinditidu.il rvrnts tiesldrs hading
Srm innlr's two relay trams, and
ILikrr emild Im- a ilmihlr- winner in
Ihr- KKtm rtrr and 270 yard sprints ;
Other Lady S-mluoIrs who llgurito rlo well anil udvaner lu nrst
week's stutr- rneri arr Chinrta
(ill* hrlsl Ishni pul and discus).
G e o rg e tte M llw m id (3 3 0 low
hurdlrsl. Sharlrnr M i IwikmI 1440
yarrl m ill anil Krtdiu Ward (440
yard run and in plr |iunp).
"Hoprfully. we'll quallly all id
I hern lor Ih r stair inert." said
lllakr. "Ilul w lru you have nlhrr
trains InvoIvnL you never knuw
whal might h.qi|M-ii. Some pe-uple
may havr an oil day. My Irest trlplr
|um|M-r scralrhrd three limes Iasi
wre-k al dlslrlrl and she should liuvtgonr ull Ihr way lu (h r state meet.
" T h r girls an- Irurnlng what II
tilt-ails In lie- dedicate themselves to
winning. T h rlr grltlng aeeustomrd
in winning. W r try to hold Ihrm
Itack, hul lliry always Iry tu gu
beyond whal th ry'rr capable of
doing. W hrn they mrt-l good com(M-tlilon. It all comes oul. When Ih r
tlitire-omrs. they'll hr ready."
.
Which Is exactly Ih r lesson lh a l;
Krn Brauman Is trying lo Irurh Ih r ;
Se-mlnole boys (rack learn. W ith;
only one srnlur and iwu Junlora;
among the 10 athletes he’s taking lo ;
tonight's regional meet. Brauman la;
irylng lo grl his boys Into the same;
wlnnlng-as-a-hol>ll p a llrm of the!
Srmlnclir girls.
"W e etHild havr a pertly good;
contingent going to slate with most!
of them romlng back next year.";
Qodzisz leads Pries Watsrhouss to Hawk victory
Audi Gud/lsr doubted In Ihe game-winning rhi
In the bottom of Ihe sixth Inning to Irad ITk e
Waterhouse to a 13-13 decision over Brothers
Mechanical In a Hawk division game of ihe
Seminole Softball Club.
Jenny O'Malley was the winning pltclwr over
lielh Jan son
Gods las also hit a single and a triple to drive- In
a total of four runs and score another. Beth Kyun.
O ’Malley. Tra ry Brown and B itty Helblg also
contributed hits for Price Waterhouse. O 11
defense, lefl-centrrfletder Beth Kyan made some
great plays.
Shydonna Tussle led Brothers Mechanical with
three triples, two singles, three rbl and two runs
scored. Stacey Klik-r also hit a triple, drove lu u
run and scored two runs.
In other Hawk games:
Ml/ty llrlblg drove- lu Inur rims and sound
another whllr hilling two singles for Price
Walrrhousc In un IH4i win over Air I'ak Healing
and Cooling. Jc-uny O'Malley mil|)llrlird Amy
Gannon fur Ihr win. Otlu-r hilling stars lor Price
Wutrrliousr were Godtls/. Jrsslr llrlblg. Magglr
Mujt-wskl. Karen Kallrak and Shaiiinin Bach.
Jessica Dancy till Iwo doubles and had llirrc- rln
lor Air I’ak while Garmon singled and scored
twice.
Shydonna Tussle hli iwu home runs, u tuple
and a dcsiublr to drive In rigid runs and scure
four morr In Bm lhrrs Mrrhauleal's 71-13 vlriory
over Air I’ak Healing and Cooling. Belli Juilsnu
was ih r winning pltrhrr and Am y Garmon imik
ih r loss. Carolyn Crugrr also hli a home m il and
a single- in drive- In iwo mnsand sctin-lwu.
Ainuiiada Brewer drove- III Hirer runs and
sctrnd oil while- hilling a single anil triple- as ilnKlortda Puller Athletic la-ague rlp|nd Florida
Utility Trailer 14-1. The wlnnlgll pltrhrr was
Gina Ba/lcr and Ihe- losing pltrhrr was Brittany
Scent. Butler. E lU u h th rr Davidson. Susan
Struugr. Mlehrlle- Allen Ulld Julie- Duvldsun ull
eontrilmlrd ollriislvrly lur FI’AL. For Flurlda
Utility. Crrrlla MrL'nok and Scott each singled.
A six-run llllh Inning was the dllfeirnrr In the
Florida INillrr Athlrtlc- Le-ugur's 12-K dre-lslon
over Hurt hers Mrrhanlrul. Winning pllrh rr Gina
ILi/Irr led Ih r nllciisc- by hilling fur Ihr e-yejiIsingle, double. Irlplr unci home run), driving III
Inur tuns and scoring Hires-. Angel Daniels anil
Michelle Allen also hli well lur FI’AL. Carolyn
Crugrr uuel Slurry Killer curb had Iwu singles
anil ihii-r rid in lead Brut hers.
Stephanie- Giieitiplcs hli iwn home runs wlille
K.ille Hi liners and Karen I'liu knry each hli uiir
I11 T h r First s 6-5 win ove-r Air I’ak Hrutlug and
CiNiliug. G urm plr was also Hie winning pllrh rr
over Amy Carman.
Sac Softball. Page SB
F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R TS IN Y O U R A R E A , R EA D T H E S A N F O R D H | i^ | .p D A IL Y
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Softball-
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roiiTOELI'JaM
"W hen you yo lo war you
want the bm i jyrural. IP* admi
rable lo go with the guy you've
been with for a while, but when
you go (o the dance, you want
the brut al your bide. Thla ian't a
Ncnlor prom. Thia la a afreet
nghi."
— Trainer 0 . Waya* M m on
why he choar hot Jockey Chrfa
A n tlry lo ride Shy To m In
Saturday'* Kentucky Derby.
SeminoleIB
bald Itrauman. "Nem year,
we ahould have a real good ahui al wltmlug
Thai doewiT mean Hie Ji-mlnole* won I
be nolle-t-d al ltd* yrar'a meet. Ju*t how
much of a g M they makr thia year will
depend enlUrly on who la able lo advuner
( rhti lonighl'a regional mevi.
Al llie head ol llic park air irl|>lr jumjier*
Robert Muon- and U w i» Duller. Hie only
Seminole* with Male meet eaprrienre. With
wophomore Henry William* al*o in Ihr
evenl. Ihe Tribe could lake threr of l hr four
({ualllying *pot* In llie event.
Two-inller Jaaon Kalarr. Srtninolr'a lone
urnlor. alao ha* a goad rhaiK-e lo qualify lor
Ihe Male meet (hi* year and more tliere. So
due* Itrahman Carlo While, wtio ha* the
ehuiiie lo cxmipele agahikl ionic of llie
atute'a be*l ill ahol pul lonlgtR.
Rounding out Seminole’* regional rom prtllor* are [Id vin Davl* IHMO and mile run*l.
Maurice Th un a * (120 high and 330 Inter
mediate hurdlchl and K i r Walker (440
dakli). Jodepti Murphy 1440 daali). George
Friaun will aloo compeie cmight in ihe
Tribe'* 440 rrlay. which they hour to
qualify lor Ihe Male meet along with the
mile relay.
"Out of (tie 10 we're taking tonight, wc
have a legitimate- rtianre lo gel all 10 to the
•tate meet." *aid Urauman. "AH of them are
really looking forward lo gelling lo (he Male
meet. A lot of them an- rxelted berauor
they've never Ix rn to Ihe Mate meet."
Oviedo High School will alao be rrp rr
urntrd by lour allilelc* tonight al (lie
3A-Rcgioll tl. Tile Moil*' U-M chance* of
qualifying lor i ! k - Male met-1 arc In llie high
Jump, when- Suzanne llu g lra linikhcd Oral
In trie girl* diM rid compriuion and Brad
Holton wa* ■ vn m l In ihe hoy*' cnni|N-lilion.
Continued from IB
KII/ii Ih’II i Diivlilnoii ilnivc iti
1lit<-t- runs and mvirrit two on a
double and triple in lilt* Florida
Police Athletic l.endue's 17-11
victory over Price Waterhouse.
Cltnii Itarler oulpllehed Tracy
llrowti for the win. Olher FPAI,
hltllnn stars Included Hazier.
April Seruhlis. Allysou Taylor.
M ic h e lle A lle n and Atii;< I
Ikmlels. Foi Price Waterhouse.
Jessie llclblu till two riolihles
and a sliijjle lo drive In live runs
while Andrea (' h m I/ I s / had two
slii|*lesailda douhle
WumlllK plleher lllna Hazier
had a triple and home tun lo
drive In (wo runs and score I wo
mote lot the Flol Ida Police
Ailileiii- l.caniif as ihcy turned
I lack The Fits! ll-.’l Slephanle
('■lintljile was ihe losinij plleher
Amanda lliewer. Jolvim Arnold.
.Irtim Spiles. Anuel Ilanlrls and
Apill Seruhlis also hll well lor
FPAI. (iiiemple had iwodoulilrs
and two ihi lor The First uhllr
Karen Pllikliev lilt lwnsin|i|es
K a m i K .d le a k led Ih e o tle lis lv e
s n p p n r i ot w in n i n g p lle h e r
J e n n y O 'M a lle y w it h I w o s h i r r s
a trip le a n d th re e th t In I ’H u W n lr r f io u s e 's I l i H l u a l l i n ; nl
T h e F irs t T i l e lostii() p lle h e r u a s
S le p h a n le (iiie m p le
Audi
t i o i lz l s z . Ite lli U v a n
K a t r in a
Jo h n s o n . T r a c y H ro w n and
H l/ z v H> line all h a d lte\ lilts lot
P rice W a i n h o u s e ( i c i i l l i p l f led
T i le F lis l W illi IW o s in g le s l u o
d o u b le s a n d H ir e r th e K a m i
H o ilic h r im e r a ls o h a d a trip le , a ll
th l a n d a i n n s r u ic d
S p a rrow s
C u rie llauiiel e o m p lrlrd a
douhle |ilay and made an nut In
(lie Iasi innint* lo lead Altamonte
Spunks I 'modulus to a 17- lli u In
liver Sims Office Supple II was
(iuodinK's lour III win tu a row
Starlings
Jonnie Hel.uul lui iwo *>liigle<i
and .4 triple to power A I.
WllluniiH to a lfi-4 mill over
('asuelhf-rry II on April 2ii
Audiea Lane w.o. the wlmilug
plleher over lto<u-anne Fry
tlihrr playi-TN who ini well m ihe
game were Ylru Scg.ir.c Hecky
Waller. Lindsey Merrell. Yllm.i
Toko. Jenilller Gillespie. Krlsiy
P.iM-ale and Julie Ward
Jenilller (illlesple hll il hnilie
run. triple and a single while
winning pitcher Lindsey Merrell
hit a douhle and Iwu singles lo
trad A L. Willlamg in a Hi t) win
over Ace Hardware. Angrlle
Nieves. Ylru Scgu m and Jomtle
Hrland also had key hits.
S le p h a n le Th o rn e s . A m y
Kason. Serart Vance and Je n
nifer Meyer each hll three
slnglt-s and drove In lour runs in
Forest City/Altamonte Springs'
IH-5 whipping ol laike Mary I.
Hecky lu-l/kus was llie winning
plleher. O n defense. Angle
Ardollna played a su|M-r game al
lin t basr.
Andrea Lam- oulpllehed Sarah
R. (or the win In A.L. Williams'
13-5 beating ol Winter Springs.
The A.L. Williams ollrnse was
led by Jonnie Hr land, wrho lilt a
home run and two singles lo
drive In iwo runs and score three
more. Lindsey Mem-ll. Jennifer
Gillespie. Melissa Mills. Kristy
Ward. Hecky Waller. Vllmaiie
Toro. Michelle Mann and Juice
I’aschal all eonlribuled In the
A.L. Williams attack.
Winning plleher Krri Shahl
nlan had Iwo doubles and scored
a run In Casselberry IF* 10-9
decision over A .L. William*.
Tina Lehman was Ihe loMng
plleher. Other Casselberry II
player* who had lilt* were Jamie
belaud. Shiana Perdue, Lori
Huff. Sharlra* Gruber. Karen
Rhodes, Shuren Rhodes. Jodie
H e l u n d . J e n n i f e r Hearn.
Christina Cromwell and Nickle
Lane.
Tina LeMan wa* 3-for-3 with a
irlo of Mngles In Casselberry I *
! 4 > 4 w l n o v e r
Longwood/AUamonic Spring*.
Susan Willi* wa* ihe winning
C lcher over Rebecca Slcwart.
-Ann Massey. Jaime Iwanczyk.
Charily Bkx-krr. Susan Willis.
Laurla Bowan and Slacl Mobley
all hll well for Casselberry I.
Rochelle 1‘oppe caught a fly
ball In Irfl-re n ie rfie ld and
doubled ofT a runner at second a*
Albertson got paM Casselberry II
11-6. Meggen Breen was ihe
winning plleher. Julie Helmer*
and Jennifer AHkrn each hll
th re e s in g le s lo lead Ihe
AII h-i I soii olli-nse. Ileltllers had
four thl and three runs scored
w hile Allkcn had thn-e rhl and a
run scored
Jaime Iwmie/yk and Laura
Ikmiuiiti each hll two singles
and a double III ('asst-lltrrrv I's
15 3 rout ot Wluler Springs II
Tina L c Miiii was llie winning
pltelu-r while Trllia Wluslead
was Ihe losing pltchel
Ik rk v Fortune drove ill Ihit-e
runs and scntctl another on Iwo
douhles Im llelidervin's Mason
ry m iheir 15 Hi decision over
Casselberry I Ikuhara Haitels
outpililieil Tina LeMan lor llie
win Ollier oltelishe slats lor
Hem lelsoii's lileluded Kristi
Kit hards T a llin n Hledsm-.
Melanie Fret well. ILitiels. .leu
niter For si on and C la u d ia
Th.iug.ud
C h a tllv Him ki t made iwu
gre.il rati lies m li lt held as
Cass4-llp-|i\ I kirn, kill nil Forest
I'll* 15 5 Susan Willis was Ihe
winning plleher with some tclicl
help III,III I ma I.eMali On ol
lense. I.i-Atin Massey and .lalme
Iw.llli z\k each h.nl Ih rrr singles
amt two runs scored while
M ichelle C o n ru ld l had iw o
singles and a mil st ored
C.lsseltH-rry 1 |siunded out 'iN
Inis nn hiding a single and a
Inline run In Charity Him ker
and Hirer singles hv l.rAiin
Masse*, while healing Lake
Mar* H i-I Tina I.eMan nulpil
<bed I Ulan* Dull tor Ihe win On
delensi- Mn belle Couraldi made
Ihli-e ekiellelll ealehes In till'
imlllelil
W in n in g |iiii her li.irh .u a
ILiio l-» allowed just one Im met
live lulling* w Inti lb low lug a
171) shuiimi Im Henderson's
M.isomv over lloglies Supply
lim a Wluslead was Hie losing
plleher Martels also led Hie
ollelise Willi a home roll, a triple,
a single. Inc tin anil Hurt- rims
scored Henderson's also rei rived Inning eonirlhiillons from
Claudia I li.iggaril Cherle Sine
T a m m * llle d s o e , J i-iin lle r
Forsion. Mind* Kraelii and
Krisien Minins
Falcon*
I ill.in* Krai In hll j single and
a ilmilile lot Cassellictrv as Ihe*
held nil to dele.it Lake Mary
IUM llealhel Yailkllee was the
winning plleher Klierrv Kvle
and Michelle Selllallo also lilt
ilimhles (or Casselherry For
laike Mary. S. Hush till two
single* while H. Vunordr had a
single uud a douhle.
Nkulc RaHihun drove m lour
runs and gcorrit anolher on a
single and a douhle In Hurger
King's 10 4 win over Mike Maiy
Vet Clinic on April 22. Chrlsllmlllsse oulpllehed llllaiiy Poller
tor llu- will. Sherry Adams.
Michele Kelly and Hum Flsfiel
also eontilhiiled hits lor Hurger
King
Hurger King scored eight runs
In the first twit innings and field
on to ilctcul Lake Mary Vet
Clinic H-7 on April 111. Chrlsiine
Kisse was Hu- winning plleher
over T H In iiy H olle r. Nicole
Knllihun led Ihe olleuse wllh two
singles, a douhle. three rhl and
Iwu nms scored. Ollier Hurger
King ollenslve slandouls were
KIssc. Kelly Turner. Stephanie
Hush and Heaiher VuuOrdern.
W in n in g plleher C hrlsiine
Kisse regislered Iwo ouls wllh
Hie liases loaded III Ihe bottom of
Ihe seven III lo salvage Burger
King'd 5-4 win over W ilder
Springs on April 19. Karl Boyer
was Hie losing plleher. Sluimn
Haight drove In Iwu runs and
scored uiiolher oil a pair of
single*. Michele Kelly. Robin
William* and Sandy Adam* also
hll well in Ihe con lest.
Going 'lb
V h c I )o g ’s
S l T I I I I U >lc
( ) i c V h i M l ih 1 l\ i i k
�Sanlonl Horald r»inlofd. Florida — Thursday, May 4. 1989 — SS
People
Bygone autos tickle their fancy
IN B R I E F
Herald staff writer
SBT holding dancer audltione
A i k I H tor I lir A p p m ilie r Program's IfWIMK) season ol
till- Snulhrrtl llallrl Theatre will In- lirlil on Saturday. May fi.
Iiom 311 p.m. lirglsirutlnu will iM-giit at 2 ;«) p in Needed arr
M in im Irrlm lral d.nrrris, mail* and female. In IsdIH anil |K>liile
Sehnlarshlpn .in- avallatilr Anillllons will taki- plarr al St IT
studios. tl7(i Oiaugr A vr . Wilder Park F'or m nrr Inlonnatlon.
t-aiKUH (it :i:t
Women's club to host brunch
Tin MnlMlnn Women ■>( lull ol AllamiiMtr-M.UIIalid will hold
a "111' on a Nrw Look" llrn n ih on Thursday. May I I . Irotn
SI :MI I I :M) a III al llir Maitland t'lvlr t'rn lrl The w illy fill
Davidson is sHiididi-d as sjierliil s|H-ukrr Hi-servatlolis art1
n-ipiiri'd and ran In* mailt' hv ralliiu! Mary Clary al 322 li-l!)7 or
liftli Coiislantlnl al 7HH ! 14711
QED teats offered for diploma
May I I Is tin di-adllnr tor rrgM r.it Ion and pit* lesling lor
CiKt) li-sts leading to a Florida high sHiool diploma The lexis
will Ih- utlrri'd al Sritllnoli' Coniiminitv College on May 22-24
O KI) lexl orientation will In- Itrld on May 17 al I I a ill and May
IH al 4 p m and 5 p ill M inim is ipiallllrd to lakr tin- lexis air
rummaged in atirnd itn i lass on Mow lo lakr and Pass Itir
O KI) Exams " For m oir Inlottn.itlon alninl tlir Itrr O K U sillily
program, rail 323 14 Titland ask lot tlir O K I) otllir
Senior artists can show works
Aitlsis age Ml or oldrr a ir invited In display tlirir winks in an
opt ii tionsr al llir Cassrllirriy Srillor C rtilft on I'lirMlay. May
S) llir srntnl att rxlllhlt will ton tioill It) a III lo 3 p ill Big
ILind hallioom inusir will I h- playril Iiom I d p m . with la's
Cajieii as dlsr Jockey lo rn lrr art. rail Panlrr Strvrns at
32.1 4‘)3K
SANFOHD — O tirr a month n
llrrt ill slilriy rant, must of Ihr
t!)4(K and ItlfKH vintagr. pulls
Intn ihr parking Ini behind Ihr
tlrra frr Sanford Chamber of
t'o m m rrrr. T l i r shufflrboard
rhitiliunsr. Iirlitnd Ihr Chamtirr.
is llir n irrt Irig plarr fnr Ihr
A n tltp ir Classic A u lo m n h llr
chihol Seminole Comity.
K rvln S r hr I her. a charter
mrrnhrr ol Ih r Huh and Its
current trrasnrrr. said an Interrst In older atltumohllrs Is Ihr
nidy ipiatlllcatlnn for |otnlng llir
i lull A |K'rw>n doesn't even have
lo own such a car in Join, hr
said, alt hough most members
do
"K vrn someone who rides a
m olorryelr can rtm ir," said
SchrilK-r's wife, June.
T lir Hull was lurmrd almut
live years ago and has about 25
m rm hrrson tlir hook*. although
SelirtlM-r said all arrn't arlive
Srhrlhrr said examples of Ihr
ears owned by Huh m rm hrni arr
tils l!)5li Sludrtiaker. a 1)150
Kurd owned hy Hull prrsldrnt
dim drrtiigan. and a MMO Ford
owned tiy iloh Kennedy
Willie While's 1966 Ford Galaiie 500 Corvette,
admiring eyes of <lrom left) Sam Davia, club
parked at the meeling ol the Antique Classic
' " A l l 1 Ii r s e e a r s a r e
member; White, past president; and Ervin
Automobile Club ol Seminole County, earns the
drtvrahlr— In tael. I drlvr mine
Schrlber. treasurer.
every d a y ." he said of his
Sludrhakrr
cat'll Novel!iln-r along the [.like Alzheimer's patients and their
"It's mil Just one ol these
Monro*' waterlmnt. C.'arsmme in families.
tilings that is llxed up and pul In
Irom lliroiighoiil the stale, and
Anyone wishing lo Join the
the g a ra g e ." Mrs. S e h rih rr set ol Instructions on the route sometime out ol stale, for the Antique Classic Autom obile
added.
be w ill drive, and a set ol stiow. hast year's show brought Club of Seminole County may
Cluh inertings somrllmrs In- quest Inns that must lie answered m some I r>i) ears. Mrs. Shriller rail Ervin SHiribcr at 322-1627
el title a program and someiimrs pertaining In landmarks alung said.
(home).
Just involve m rm hrni talking I he wav.
A SId annual membership he
The Hub meets at 7:30 p.m.
about their ears.
is required ot all members. Any on the third Monday of each
Drivers
arr
started
at
twoMrs. Sehrihrr said she doesn't
mnnry IHt iiv jt al the end o( the month.
do body work nr paint )ot»s as minute Intervals and limed. The year Irotn incmlicrshlp tees and
Present offieers arc: J im
route
takes
about
an
hour
and
a
most of the m alr mrmbers do.
rcgisirullnti lies fur I lie annual Je rn lg a n . president; Jam es
half
lo
drive.
Schrllicr
said.
The
but she dura enjoy ih r mingling
autusliow is given in charily.
f’lckln. vice president; Betty
winner Is the driver with the
with member*.
SHirttier vilil the ehurilatile Jernlgan. secretary: and Ervin
This month, the H ub will have liesl time, and who answers the organization to receive the dona- Schrlber. treasurer.
lla third annual mad rally In most questions correctly
Hon is chosen each year. In
New nITIrers will be elected at
plarr of its regular meeting.
The Hub also liosls an antique lilMK, 6500 was ilniiali'd In a the June meeting and will be
Each participant wilt be tsaued a auto show tlir first Saturday ul local gruu|i dial idlers hel|i lor installed In July.
Neglect can bring shoplifting arrest
Giving directions
Seminole County Deputy Mike Jenklnt direct* traffic on Stele
Road 434 et the Seminole County achool bue barn In Winter
Sprlno*. Every afternoon and morning, ha help* gat the buaea In
and out of traffic on the buay road. Aa the but driver* paaa by
end yell. “HI, Mike" out their window*, Jenklna will tip hit hat or
give a friendly wave. Jenklna la a School Raaourca Offlcar for
Tutkawllla Middla School.
Some time ago I
saw a letter In your column from
a mother who discovered that
her daughter had shoplifted a
garment while they were out
shopping together. The mother
Immediately relumed the gar
ment to the More.
Here In Illinois, anyone who la
found to be In pnaaraalon of
merchandise wabout proof of
sale (a sales slip) can be pro
secuted for stealing) I learned
thla the hard way: t bought a
pair of slacks at a major de
partment More. They did not 111
properly, ao I put them into a
bag and took them back to the
Mare. (I neglected to place the
sale* Mlp in the bag.) I gave the
bag to a aahapenon In that
department w h lc I went Into the
dressing room id try on some
other slacks that were displayed
on a rack.
When I emerged from the
d r e s s i n g ro o m . I w a s a r
r et t ed— for shoplifting) T h e
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to gel them Into a top-notch
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letcvMon. stereo and telephone.!
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PADUCAH
salesperson had looked into the
bag. saw the slacks but no sales
slip, and assumed that I had
shoplifted them.
I w ju sentenced lo a “ theft
deterrent" profpum. With me In
the class was a young woman In
her 30n who owned her own
printing business, a matronly
grandmother and a fireman. The
young woman had tried on a
Jacket, then waked to the shoe
department at the other end of
the store to find some matching
shoes. She was arrested In the
shoc department for "attempting
to leave the M ore" without
paying for the Jacket I
DBAS K U T U C IY WOMAN!
The problem Is not them. It’s
y o u . People w ho la c k (he
courage lo say "Enough)" had
better be prepan-d to be walked
on. Because they will.
CONFIDENTIAL TO DIBAppoum o di ra w m a v w i
i
r
you pull a few wires while your I
children are ipowlng up. you
may nol have lo pull any Mrings
EUKTEOr So do I
Thanks for an t-nllghlenliig let
ter. However, brcausr laws vary
from Mate to state, everyone
should be aware of the laws in
Ids or her Mate.
I T i This may route
aa a shock to sum- people, hut
when a ja-noin r <stirs Itoim- alter
M L
r H O T T O TO O T
VERTICAL
BLINDS
Th e grandm a her had been
grocery shopping. "Se curity"
fallowed her home (she lived a
block from the More) and ar
rested her for Mealing the shop
ping cart. (She had carted her
g m w l ea home In this manner
many times and had always
returned the stunplng carts, as
she had Intended lo return tills
one.)
Th e fireman had gone Into a
hardware store lo return a de
fective lire gauge. He placed the
defective gauge on a shelf and
helped him self to a new one
because he did not want lo stand
In a long line al I he regiMer. lie
waa arrested for Mealing as he
waa leaving the More.
Abby, I am not a thief, and
neither were the others who
were arresied for Mealing. Our
only crime waa ignorance of the
taw.
Another valuable foil of in
formation; M om alorcs have
hidden cameras, one-way m ir
rors and well-tndnrd undercover
security personnel who receive
bonuara for turning in stiop|irrx
(and salespeople! who Meal.
I hope a wool lo the wise is
sufflclenl.
For 24-hour listings, sot TV Wsofc issuo of Friday, April 26.
pulling In eight hours at work,
inaybr. Just maybe, he or she
needs to sli (town and rest.
Alonel
Company can be a welcome
event occasionally, but not every
afternoon. T h is is directed
especially lo those who do noi
work and who arrive al m y door
about 4 p.m. every day. You
know who you are!
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r l r u r n lm u l the reasons w h y
s n m e wntrieii H i v e m u r e till
f l r i i l t y w l l l i vnrtense v e i n s d m
m y p h a s e s nt th e n m e n s t r u a l
e v i les I 'e t lia p s th e v a r ia t io n nl
telltale h n r m n n e s le m ls i n m u r e
Unli t r e le t il ln n . lienee m u t e ley
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i i i s i s i 11 1n 11 1 a sun niriir.ii 1 s,nll
I I nu ks in ihanmiitls were mil
just w ainuy mi a planer In laei,
sun • ili'i lan i Lilli il In i vi n i v
pn.|H 1 1 an
he was sel hast
plav ell low un ll* i i |m lim y leail
.m il Sm ith wnu Ihe km y nl
iln im n in ls
lie iiiiiiif ili.it e ly
rnlleil a heart ami playeil a
si■r unit ihamniul l.asi wmi Ihe
ai e nl iliaumm ls anil lelurneit a
illallmuil Kasl yi* in wllli a ynml
H u m p l i n k M ill, anil West
maile Ihe A U nl hearts In set live
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•lull suit In iiillu iy nne ruiiml
lie u ills l a v u lil s h u t l e li lli y
illlllim v s H u m p s
Su, aller
w uuilliy I tie lust It li k hi slmiilil
yn in ihuuluy with a s|iaile In
plav a sis unit ili.uimiul Kasl will
rise with Ihe an ami re lu in a
heart Now ilei hirer will lu ll in
iliiiitmv then pliv K A ami m il
.1 < Inh lie ■an then n n u n in
thiinm v w iih ar*illii r spailr anil
play nil 1 lulls Will'll Kasl m ils
ilei hirer nverm ils .mil plavs Hu
llllril sp.ule Hist still has a
tru m p winner w l m h he 1 an
take al any time, tint lliat Isnnlv
Iw n IIII ks In Ihe tleli rise, ami
live iliaummls will make
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HOROSCOPE
B y B a r a ic c Baft* O a a l
Y O U R B IR T H D A Y
FRANK AND ER N EST
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K m lim y tutus. eiHihl ire In Ihe
iilhny Inr yuu m Ihe year ahead
em uernlny prnjeets you may
ih'velup ihrnuyh your own Inltlalive. Use your lm u yin .itInn.
H i ause yuu 1 mild H- lui kler
than visual wltii llilnys yuu
n r i y ln a t e .
T A U R U S (A|»ll 20 May 201
Vm ire si III III a lavorahle eyrie
lienatruuy in tluuys that you
1 Hirer nriylnate. inanaye nr eunirul. I'rrsillve simkes will have
henellelul. limy-Iasi m y efler ts.
liel u |untp nil life by unile rs tu n d ln y the Influcnees
w lui Ii are ynvrrnlny yuu In Ihe
year ahead. Send fur ynur
Asltii'Oruph pred lei hilts Unlay
Iry tnaillny SI lu Astru-iirjph.
r/u lilts nrwspuper. P.O. link
OI42H. Cleveland. OH 44101:i42H. lie sure lu stale hour
/irdlae slyu.
G E M IN I (May 2 1-June 20)
W'liere your umUHuiis an- cuneenu-d today, lls U-sl that you
dlsr-uss your Inienilons only
with people wl*i are dlrertly
Involved. Ikin'i leel ohllyated lo
reveal llilnys to ulrers.
C A N C E R (June 21 Ju ly 221
Oeneral eolldltliuis are ralhi 1
(.ivurahle lor >i>o al this lime
Ynn should Ireylu lo see Iiii
provernruls in tarth in your
suelal llle and valued relanonships.
L E O IJuly 2.TAuy 221 Con
Ilnur- lo lot us your elloris on
lutihermy your irmsi lrn|s>rtani,
amhltlmis Inleresls D m il he
le a r lu l ol r o in p r -lit lo n n r
<halleuye lardy l.m k will Hiravlriyllie way.
V IR G O (A n y 23-Sepl. 221
Today Is a ynid day In start
liHiklny ahead a till and lo make
plans (or what you hope In
ueeonipllsh over Ihe nekl lew
weeks. You'll dola-ncr when you
have taryeis.
ISept. 2:)T> I. 221 Anv
promlsluy slliMtlmis Ih.il Imik
like they could serve us addi
tional rhannr-ls n> supplement
your eantlnys sliould Ire fully
r-kplorrdal tills ikne.
S C O R P IO (O n. 24-Nov. 22)
Krlends w ill he desirous of
assor-lultny w llh you today.
Then* Is soim ihlny Indi-st-rlO'
able In your presenee that will
utlrael them lo you as metal Is
attracted loa may net.
SAOITTARIUB |Nov. 23 Ik-i
211 limi t he liesllanl ahmil
•aklny on r-wtl.t |rs|HUisihllll|es
or duties al work tnd.iv Show
your Hiss Iiiiw imly eu|srlj|e you
are; 11 may H - a 11-vehiUon w hich
1trulil lead lira pinniollim
C A P R IC O R N lire.
22 Ian
1HI Ym i’rr- now m .1 lavmalile
rule where yinn j« ipi 1I.11iry is
e o iiie rlie d . t-spi'Clally w ith
niemH is nt Hie upjmslle yender.
Tills sliould H y lu hr Itetirme
olrvlrios lit you asnl UmI.iv
A Q U A R IU S flail. 20 Kelt l» »
1'orlay 1mild H - all rmosiial day
of r-ndlnys and Iryirm lnys. Tw o
In vo lvr-m e n is m ay »lie sueci-sslully nm rlm k-d and two new
lines will Ire slurletl.
PISCES (Ki ll. 2 l M.m ii 201 As
of today yon are enlerlny a
lavorahle cycle tm li-arnm y and
ri-iululny Inliinikillm i tl iln-rc Is
some special k m w irtlyi- lliat cun
help Ix-in-r your lot in life, makil-viTyr-lfo n lo a itjiiln - ii.
ARIES (Mart li 21 April Mil
Surnr-llduy you've Irt-r-n wtshluy
for lltal you fell would ylvc you
a yrcuii-r sense rtl inati-rtal oecurlly could sian inhapircn fur you
at tills lime. Ik- |killi-iit. lM-causrIt may In- slow dt-vt-lopiny.
(CJ1BHB, N KW SPAI'KK KNT E H I ‘RISK ASSN,
b y Sarke Braathad
�Sunloftl HwraliJ, Sanford Florida — Thursday, May i , 1909 — SB
Legal Notices
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t h e c ir c u it
count
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of
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party Atto all nQitf, tdla and
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an* and all laatat no® o*
haraaffar on or affading ft®
Properly fogafftar a»ifh alt
moniat payahia fharaundar
Alto an and **#fy of ft® »anqi
lila and <nfang»l3il'a par tonal
proparfy of a»a» 1 find of ffra
Debtor utad or utab*a -n con
narf«on anffi ft® Proparty ar.d
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County
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P -b i.sh Apr 1 2U v M e . 4 II,
'tea
OF D i«4
N O T I C I OF
F IC T I T I O U S N A M E
Nof c# is h#r*by g>*en mat i
am engaged »n bus ness a» JIB
E
L a ta Mar? Blvd
Lat#
M ary 1®mino^e County. Florida
unde# fh® Fictitious Nam® of
S T U O E N T F IN A N C IA L
S E R V IC E S and that I intend to
nag "it®# said name with the
Cierfc of the C ircu it Court
Sam 1no** County, Florida »n
accordance with the Provisions
of m# Fie tit hcnjs Nam* Statutes
To A .t Section M l 0« Florida
Statutes 1BST
s C Da e Cook
CAM.BIT ft
Bottom ef PaaH L#>a
PERSONAL p r o p e r t y
Ail bunding* ifrucfuftt a®d
For auto students’ take
Seminole High School's aulo mui.tiamcs depaftment has leceived equipment From lell: Howard
Butcher, instructor; Sylvester Chang, engine
donor, Mike Gnllin, instructor, Earl Mmol, ast.
Murlene Painter, an SLD teacher at Hamilton
Elementary In Sanford, gives her students a final
CELEBRITY CIPHER
I *-»■*•• «y t Ipruu I ' n l ’ q'srhv * r r fp*lr«1 hrm qu<r>4tNHiy 11p l.yn^iuv
Sma'le< | 1st * «ll |■»real'll
principal; Stewart Baker, vocational chairman;
Eddie S. Tossie, director of vocational education,
Wayne Epps Jr„ principal; Betty Haglo. vocational
coordinator; Rod Jv g e r, video equipment donor.
no*
s#m "o e
Fictit'Out
To A * Sart o® t*i 5* F lends
Co®i*in rg 11 4011atrai mo»a
Sublet* to ft® r igM fill*
i m p r q , # m * ®1\
tn#
to »ag t*#r ta d nam* *itft *ha
C'ar* o* th* C ircu it C©u»*
Seminoif County, f io r d * "ft
etcordenc* aifh ffte P rq , nont
0t 'he F i«t t.eu« Nam e l u i v f t i
ar'd hftift* if any aHitfi th®
l*a'a of Fior«da h ai m fha Lafca
and
hereafter on th* prrmitaft and
**ai property deacribad beta*
ffffft Property her#ml. and the
♦isfur** attached thereto a'vc
ait gas fiectnc, hghfrng peer'
*a*ar M*age dra nege #®d
irrigation tyttemi p.pet. *ir*
cable* machmet appliance*
futuret equipment and ap
purfenancet ohich no* ar* or
may hereafter pertain to. or be'
ufed * ‘fh in or on the Property
and such tyttemt and ail re
placement* o* the tame or party
thereof and all addition* thereto
even though they are detached
or detachable alto all building
material! supplier toon and
equipment hereafter delivered
to or uied upon the Property
contemplating initaMation or
uve in conitructipn! thereon and
an right! and inftrttf ol fha
Debtor m building permit! and
a r c h it e c t u r a l p l a n ! and
NMKiticatiOnt relating to con
templates buddings,, structure!
and improvement! on the Pro
perfy Alto. aM plans, drawmgi
specific 1aiions permits, license!
and authorljahons pertaining to
said real property, improve
ments. fixtures and personal
property Alto a>l furniture
furnishings appliance! and
other tangible personal property
of the Debtor brought upon and
used or usable m or on toe
Property. Also ail shrubbery
landscaping m a la ria l and
equipment Alsu all memfen
ante supplies, machinery and
equipment Also all rights,
titles, estates, easements, inter
ettt at law or equity, ol the
Debtor for the Property together
with all Judgments, award ol
ia m q g e i and sqlllam ents
hereafter made resulting trom
condemnation proceedings or
the I effing et the Prqperty Also
ail rents, royalties, issues, prol
F io rd a
und»f
Nam* of F N E E D O M B a i l
BONDS INC and mat * m**«d
Ht GINNING
&
Publish April }1 May 4 IT U
iff!
1 OF 0 24!
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NOTICI OF
FICTITIOUINAME
Notice is herebr given that **
are engaged in business at U U
Lake Ho*eM Rd A inter Par!
I F la .
Seminole County
Florida under th* Fictitious
Name of JE A E L E R S SERV
IC E . and that we intend to
register seid name with th*
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Semi now County, Florida in
accordance with th* Provision
of the Fictitious Name Statutes
To A it Section M l Of Honda
Statutes IMF
/S Sue Haynor
» Br yon Hay nor
Publish April 1] 20 I I May 4
1ft*
D E D tl
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAME
Notice is hereby given that i
am unpaged in business at }S2
E Semoran Blvd - Ste W
Seminole County. Ftonda under
the Fictitious Name of PRES
TID E DESIGNS, and that I
intend to register said name
with the CNrff of the Circuit
Court. Seminole County. Florida
in accordance with the Pro
visions of th® Fictitious Nam#
Statutes. To A it Section M l 0*
Florida Statutes itlf
/S'ftudy Goniaiei
Publish April IJ. 20. IF. May 4
lif t
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w ith c o o i n g II g i n ^ i ' l hue* In In* u n u u i
I m a hum
vn y w .-y
J . I i j l h i ’d
I . O N U l ’I M A V . C h i l e — T h e e a l l l i r i M i o n u t a
w a r n i n g l i e r e . h p lt t lii(< m u a lm llliit > i s i h i i l l l l n t
h i i i u k e a m t ih » K n r ( > ii i| i r e d q l i m l i i n l a v a i i u i n H i e
h u le h u l u u r iiw liiii v o le a n le n in e .
Wei'ks nt sinuiu earth iin n u n . cntliiiliialeit
Ctillslni.is tlay IUHH w til'll tile vnle.lllii Lull
i|lilllM> almill -iOO mill* siiulti ul S>iiilta(’n.
awoke Iiuin a drowsy KMt year sllrnee wilti a
llealenl"** "•'Illusion
"Th e n .
oli ano like laniqulinoy is a
warning.* s.ml Jorue Kernaiuliv. a proli ssoi ol
peo(>ra|iliy anil rllinalolo(<\ al ihe 1'm vnslly ol
(In IT mil in ... ” .,,, 1111. Chile
Fictitious Nam* at MANAGE
M F N T A N D A C C O U N TIN G
S E R V IC E S OF C E N T R A L
F L O R ID A , and that t intend to
register sa<d name with fha
Clark of the C ircu it Court
Sam.fwjia County
Florida m
accordance with th* Provisions
of the Fictitious Nam* Statutes
To A '
Section M l 0* fio r d *
S»a'u*as 1*st
S Madeline M ft'Own
Publish Ap* n Jf May 4 II
1WH
D( D
N O T IC E O F
F IC T IT IO U IN A M E
S p rin g*
Sam m ot*
C o u n ty ,
Florida under the Fictitious
Name of C R E A T IO N S BY
BUNNY a®d that I intend to
register said name with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Seminole County Florida In
accordance with the Provisions
r j the Fictitious Name Statutes
To A t Sert’o* M l Of Florida
Statutes t*!7
s Roberta ff at/
Pub' \h A p ril 37 May 4 M i l
!M*
DC D 242
«4
N O T IC E OF
F IC T IT IO U IN A M E
Notice is hereby given that t
am rrujaged in business a* 111
A «* e rw * y P'ace
Su-'e ' l l
Longeood
F l o r i d a 12110
Sem.ooia County. Florida under
f h a f i c t i t i o u s N a m # of
JESSUPS s p e c i a l T t p r o
d u c t s m i r r o r 4 g l a s s *®d
that ' "*®r d *0 register sa d
name yyi*h th® C 'a* I of th®
Circuit Court Seminole Cour-fy
Florida n a curdanra ® *h th®
Provisions of the Fictitious
Name Statutes To A t Sect'O-n
M l OS f lor da Statutes SI?
s Ciaranra iassup
Publish April n 2C J 1 May 4
MS
Df D *<
Not'f# '% hereby given that I
am angagad n business #f SOI
L a k * B r a n t le y
T e rra c e
Lo n g w o o d 1277V S em in ole
C ounty
F lo r.da under th#
Fictitious Name of B U S IN ES S
m n a n c ia l
c o n s u lta n ts
IN C
DHA
PFC L E A S IN G
A N D M C R T G A G F a®d that »
intend *0 r*g.s**r sa d name
with the !C'*rfc of ’the Circu it
Court Semmoie County, Florida
m accordance with the Pro
nsions of the Fictitious Name
Statutes To A it Section M l 04
Fio# da Statutes 'f i t
s A.Hiam N Fallon
Publish M ^y 4 11 r| 2! Iff*
D E E 17
NOTICE OF
F IC TITIO U S NAME
N O T IC E OF
F IC T I T I O U S N A M E
Notice s hereby given that *#
a»a engaged ,r» b.ys.®*ss at 2M2
Ga iup C* Daitona Sam.-no'a
C o u # «f
t o» da unde* ♦♦ a
* c t ’ ous Nam* 0t L A N C E
N E L S O N E L t C T B iC a^d that
« * ,#t*nd *0 register s*'d name
*tfti i»* Clark of h a Circu 1
Court Sam«note County F iq# *Ja
in accordance ®i*h th® Pr*>
*1s'O®s of th*. Fict'fious Nam#
V l U f t s To A • Section M l OS
F or da S*atu*as 1*1/
% Deanna Neiso®
s la n ra M ' Naiso®
Pub* %n April Jt May 4
NOTICE OF
F IC TITIO U S NAME
Notice 1 hereby give® that t
am engaged ® buS.nesi at 2<M
B r a rc 11It O r
Longw ood
Sem.noI# County Florida under
t h e F i c t i t i o u s N a m e of
f l o r io a
fu to n
fa c to r y
and "ha* I mt*nd tq register sa>d
name with th# Clerk of the
Circuit Court Seminole County
Florida <n accordance with the
P'Ov-SiQns ot the Fictitious
Nam* Statutes To A it Section
M l O tF.g r da S»atu*es ' f i t
S R c h ard C Van Arsdei
Publish April 2? May 4 It !|
M»
I
4
A*
D f D 244
N O TICE OF
F IC TITIO U S NAME
D f D 241
N O T IC E OF
F IC T IT IO U IN A M E
Notice is hereby given that 1
am engaged in M " * n at i l l !
B* * *v#
St# i li a
A"nt*r
S p rin g s
S e m .r-o'e C ou n ty
Florida under th*, Fictitious
Nam* of D A ^ f S A U T O RF
P * iR
*®d that I i®t*nd *0
r*g>|t*v sa d ®am* ®ith tn®
Clark of the C ircu it Court
Sam 1*01* County
Fior-da m
a tr0#d**f* * th th® Pro* ! 0®%
Qt th® FitfitiovS N#m* Statutes
To A 'f Section M l I?t F lor.da
Statu*®s 1*!/
s Da* d Mora®
PRbttfh Apr J f May 4 It T«
M*
D ED 2)7
County Court
Sam 1non® C ou®*y . F lor 1da
In By In Th® Maft®r ol Aban
dO®*d Persona1 Prop#r*y H f l
ip
T h e S a m i n 0 F* C o u n ty
£h*r ff 1 Dap* it merit Pursuant
' o f S I n 70! 01
N O T I C I OF S H E R IF F 4 I A L E
N O T IC E
II H E R E B Y
G IV E N that by * rty* ot that
'a rt* n Order For Abandonment
Proceedings, ss-*d out 0* and
u®d#r »h* s*a> of th* County
C o u rt of Sam m oi* County
Florida upon an O B O E B ran
dared r m® *t0r*sa d Court on
th* I|tti day Of Apvii A D MV
«n tha» c*r»am case at styiod1
abo.a which atorosa d O R D E R
was d®iiv*r*<j <0 mo as Sheriff
Ot $*m.ngi# County F <o# da and
1 Will on th® D M 4 «y at Mqy
A D tfqt I t I I N A M , offer for
sai® and t®il to th® h«gh*»t
bid de rs
F O R C A » H (N O
C H E C K S O R C R E D IT C A R D S )
th* follow mg described pro
party »0 *<t
Approximately forty tout (441
assorted bicycles A complete
inventory listing available ef the
S h e r if f s D e p a rtm e n t C iv if
D ivs-on Room ;ac But<dtng
J TO Sanford Air,po*f
S A IO S A L E to be h*id at the
location et the Sheriffs De
pqrtment South Parking Lot
Buildmg DO Sanford A lp o r t
1)41 J I M S tree t
Sanford
Florida
T H A T I B I D S A L E •» ba ng
made pursuant tq Chapter 70! ot
th® Florida Statutes
John E Poih Sheriff
Sam,hoi# County Florida
Published May 4 11 with the
sale on May D . tea*
DEE f
Not-te n hereby give® that l
am engaged ,n bus nest at 2407
tax* Mo**ii Larw Sem.noif
C ounty
F lo rid a under the
Fictitious
Nam*
of
D R E A M S C A P IS
and that 1
»nt*nd to register said name
*,»h th# Cierx of the C iffu't
Court 'S#m 1no'ie County. Florida
n accordance with th# pro
visions o* th# Fictitious Name
Statutes To A"t Sett'on M l Of
Fiof id* Statutes i f 17
1 0 (1 Bering
P ubM h
Iff*
April 27 May 4 II. 1|
DC 0 240
IN THE CIR CUIT COURT IN
AND FOR SEM INOLE
CO U N TY. FLO R IDA
CIVIL DIVISION
CASE NUM BER
•t U I4 CA M P
1N WF THE M ARRIAGE OF
JO S EPH L M c G u i r e JR
P#tit«o®er Husband
and
JOSEPHINE P McGUlRE
Respondent A '* t
am ended
NOTICE OF ACTION
TO JOSEPHINE P MCGUIRE
Las* known Residence
4)11 41st A.#®ue
Cottage 0 »y Mary land
v o u
AR E
H f 4 F ft f
N O T IF IE D that a Petition fo»
Dissolution of Marriage has
been tii«d >n the above styled
Court, tor the dissolution of the
marriage named harem, and
you ®r* required to serve a copy
at your written defenses, it any,
upon JO S E P H M MURASKO
ESQ whose maitmg addrns ti
Post Office Drawer 74k. Fern
Park Florida 327)0 who it the
a t t o r n e y t o r th e P e t »
t'Qner Husband herein, or bo
tort May 17th ittt and file the
original thereof with the Oerh of
this Court., either before service
on the attorney for th# Peti
fioner Husband or immediately
thereatt*r other wit# a default
win be entered against you tor
th* relief dtmanded in the
Petition
A lTN E S S my hand and the
sea> ot this Court, on this iQ*h
day ot APRIL l*tf
(S E A L )
M ARYANNE MORSE
Clerk ot the Circuit Court
By Aendy A Collins
Deputy Clerk
Putoi.sn Apr.i l ) |0. J7. May 4.
D EO M
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA CASE NO * IMl CA IE P
IN RE
F O R F E IT U R E OF THE FOLLOW ING DESC R IBED
P R O PER TY |l| |1 027 7| U N ITE D STA TES CUR R ENCY
NOTICI OF FORFIITURI PROCIIDINOI
TO Brian McFaHm. c o Seminole County Corrections. I l l Bush '
Boulevard. Sanford Florida3277J
and aii others who claim an interrtt in the following .property., e l;
11027 7| United Staffs currency, which was ttired on or about the M B'
day of March IffV at or near 421 Bayou Drive CaMtiberry.
Sem.iocle County, by and being held by the Seminole County Sheriffs
Department, Seminole County, Florida, who will appear before the .
HONORABLE S JOSEPH DAVIS. JR on 2tth day ol Juno IMF at ;
• J O A R in room N)74 tor the purpose ot filing a Petition for Rule to 1
Show Cause and for Final Order of Forfeiture why the described ;
property should net be forfeited to the us® ot or sale by the Sheriff of 1
SemincMe County upon producing duo proof that the same was y«ed ’
in Seminoi* County. Florida, in violation of the laws of the State ol •
Florida dealing with contraband and other criminal offenses !
pursuant to Florida Statutes 4)2 791 704 I H E R E B Y C E R T IF Y that
this Notice and its accompanying pleadings are being served ’
pursuant to F lor Ida Statutes 432 701 704. this 2fth day ef April. >494
•
NORMAN R A O L F IN G E R S TA TE A TTO R N E Y
B Y A N N E E RICHARDS R U T B E R G .A S A TOO
East First Street. Sanford Florida )2771
Publish M ays 11.1444
D EEM
(N THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY.
F LOR IOA CASE NO. E4 14)7 CA IF L
Notice or r m u h u m vxocccoinoi
Child’s volcsnodt loud, lurlous
I ® ti «"•!*•* i»t If® i ipf«w vt#ntv I, »
V D A X T A D
Notice is hereby given that I
am engaged in business af J70
A
Highway 4)4. Altamonte
IN RE
F O R F E IT U R E OF TH E FOLLOW ING D ES C R IBED »
P R O P E R TY
|1| O N E t f l l P O N T IA C G R A N O P R IM ?
A U T O M O B IL F
V E H IC L E ID E N T I F I C A T I O N N U M B E R
IG2WAI4W4JF27442) end (2) I I . i l l nr U N ITE D S TA TES CUR i
R ENCY
tarewell as parents pick them up et the end of a
recent day at the school.
®»*lti*H ft'ylui 1(1# U *|ujii C
•T
Legal Notices
N O T IC E O F
F IC T I T I O U S N A M E
Notice is ’h ereby given that I
#m engaged m business at P O
Box 1M0 Oviedo F L 12741
Seminole County
unbar fha
Nof'f# it ►♦rafjy g 1ran mat 1
am #rgarj#r| in byVn®%t #* P O
Bor at ta*a Mornga Saminoa
S fU T'tO i A a'ang m# f at* '•*#
of the Southwest
* of *he
Northwest * o* ta d W c l i f '•
a (J t*|h<f Of W i l l fft* *0 **4
S o u th e a s t t s f 0 # » of *#•
Northeast '« of sa d Southwest
a 0* '** Northwest ■ •***'*»
N f f M t jf A
a 4 t i r f * o»
t i t i i *##* * * ^ * N T r j f g * i
along the Southerly extension o»
♦*® Nat* i"ta of lo t ?4 c* u 1
pa* of *o*#i* C it a 0 »*eg»
Pa*t a d stem a o* N* aC faa*
thane# Westerly along *h# art of
a ( u * i f ( O f i d i i 'to***** i
A Mother s D.i, (.isriion shurv ami luncheon try
t'H 'tl, M.rji tm’isy ti.ygiii llollor fasti
ions of S.itilunJ packed Out tho Holiday Inn Oh
la**' Monton on Tunsdar At»o*i.. Uiggirr B e llo
ganaral
1ST At
V A N r AN N i VON Sf
C l f N a O f Trrf C iN C U lT
COUNT
Tow®*r p 11 South Bang# i f
F a it *un V i/* it m A along the
tent** hr® cl Map** Street a
t l U e t * ©t III It W
to **#
South## *r * g*' ut e a r im# of
S tate N o a d l i t
Santo*a*
ft *>u 1* •a e«]
to* P O IN T O f
ft f GI N N i N G
tP*Mf D ab to r'i
of you* ®r iftnn da fan tat if any
to 1 on J P CAN OL AN III of
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Legal Notices
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Sanflwd Hemld
CALL 322-M11
TO Katharine Jeffobovic. c o Phillies, fJ7 Ste'e Road 4M.
Altamonte Springs, Florida 32741
and aH others who claim an mterrst in th* following property at on* *
)4M Grand Pna Automobile VIN IG2WKI4W4JF2/442) and b l , ‘
•1.441 00 United States currency, which was seiied on or about the 1
24th dey of January. ISM at or near the Altamonte Springy Hilton Inn
parking let located at ISO South North!as* Boulevard Altamonte
Springs Leminol# County Florida by end being held by the
Altaii.mil* Sprigs Police Daparlrnent who will aspear before the
HONORABLE K E N N E T H M L E F T i r R an 74m da, of June, teev
at • JO A M in room N2U tor the purpovv uf filing a Petition tor Ruir-^
to Show Cause and tor Final Order of Forfeiture why the described!*
property should not tw for ft.ftd to th* use of or sale by the Chief o K
Police Altamonte Springs Police Department Seminole County./
Florida, upon producing due proof that the same was used in,'
Seminole County f lorida. in violation ot the laws of th#' Slate ef^
Florida dealing with contraband and other criminal oftentec {
pursuant to f lorida Statutes VJ2 70i 704 I H E R E B Y C E R T IF Y that'**
this Notice and its accc open,mg pleadings are being served*
pur suant to F lor .da Statutes 4J2 701 704 this 2tm day of Apr it, 1494
NORMAN R WOLF (N GER STA TE A TTO R N E Y
.
BY ANNI E RICHARDS R U TU F R G A S A 100 >
Favf f i*'t Str*®t Sv^ford F iv .d a )? / / !
Publish May r II >MY
!
O F F ls ^
�M — Sanford Herald. Sanlort. Florida - Thuraday, May 4, 19*9
Laqal N o IIc m
Lftflal Notlcat
Lagal Notice*
MOTICt o r
FICTITIOUS N 4 M I
Netic* It hereby Sivan Kiel w*
•ft tngtftd in button. (t MS
NOTICE OF
FICTITIOUS NAM I
Netic* it hereby f iy*n that v r
ar* .ngaged in butinett at SIT
E Lak* Mary Blvd. Lake
Mary. StminaNCaunty. Florida
under th* Flctltlout Nam* at
MIRROR IMAGE DETAILING,
and that a* inland M rapliNr
u id nam* aim th* Clerk at m*
Circuit Caurt. SamlnaN Caunty.
Florid* m accordance aim th*
Preyliiont at th* Fictitiaut
Nam* Statutat. TaWlt Section
MS Ft F Nr Id* Statutat 1FST
t Fry h Cheka Gilpin
't'Scari Ntutch
PuMIth May 4 II. IS IS 11*1
DEE SB
IN T H t C llC U IT COUNT FOM
IK M IN O il COUNTY.
•m
Lake M n r B lv d .
l h i
Mary Seminal* County Florida
undar m* ritlltlout Nam* at
MAXINES BAIL BONOS, and
mat wa inland la ragi.lar Hid
nam* mm m* C a n at m*
Circuit Caurt. SamlnaN County
Florid* in accardanc* aim m*
Frovitiant at th# F lent lout
Nam* Slatulat. Tow n Section
MS 0* Florida Statute* ltlt
it'Mann* Padawer
Hernande,
'I'D a n d A Malliton
Publiih April 10. tr. May. t, II.
IW
O EO its
NO TICI OF
FICTITIOVSNAMC
Nolle* it hereby (Iran mat I
am in*a**d in bwiinett at IU
E Church Ana . Lari|atad. FL
U tn . S*mlnel* County. Florid*
under m* Fictineut Nam* at
ROSARY NO VENA TR UST
FUND, and mat I intone to
r*d'***c u id name aim m*
Cl»rt al m* Circuit Caurt.
Samlnol* County. Florida In
accardanc* aim th* Pratitiant
at m* Fictitiaut Nam* Statutat.
Tow n Section M l #* Florida
Statutat Its?
/./Jama. Sullivan
Publi.fi April 1). jo tt, May t.
I tot
D E D .l
N O TIC I OF
FICTITIOUS NAM I
Nolle* It hereby (Ivan mat I
am in|ip*o in feutmatt at M 10
S Hay •»♦:. F*rn Part.
S*minai* County. Florida under
the Fictitiaut Nam* al MOTOR
VEHICLE WHOLSALE. and
that I intend to regHNr h i *
nam* aim th* Clark *1 th*
Circuit Caurt. SamlnaN Caunty.
Florida In accardanc* aim th*
Pravitiant *i m* Ficiilieut
Nam* Slatulat. TaWlt Section
M l ot Florida siatutatitsr
•'t'EdaardR HutN
Pubiitn May*, it. tl.lt. itot
DEE N
N O TIC I OF
FICTITIOUS NAM I
Natlct It hereby giver that I
am engaged Hi butinaw at 111*
IlM n h a a a r Blvd SI* HO.
T a m p a , Sem inal* Caunty.
Florida under th* FictltNut
Nam* *1 COM PRO. an* that I
Inland to rapitMr U K nam*
aim m* Clara *t the Circuit
Caurt SamlnaN Caunty. F Mr Ida
to accardanc* anth th* Pro
*latent *1 the Fictitiaut Nam*
SlatuNt. To Wit Section M l Ft
Florida SlatuNt t*St
' t Motiarot A ttacN N t Inc
Publitn May*. II. tl. IS. list
OES it
CITY OF
LAKE M ART. FLORIDA
N O TIC I OF
PUBLIC NEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
by th* City Cemmlttlen at m*
City ot Lake Mary Florid* that
U N CammittMn mil held a
Public Maarinp an Mar is it**
at f « P M . or at toon thereat
t*t at petlibN. to cantider
adtatNn at an Ordinanc* an
tilled
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
C IT Y OF L A K E M ARY
FLORIDA PROVIDING FOR
TH E V A C A T IN G TH E
WESTERLY XU 40t FE E T OF
THE RIGHT OF WAT KNOWN
AS LAKE ROAD LOCATED IN
THE C ITY OF LAKE MARY
F L O R ID A
AND MORE
PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED
H EREIN PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS
A N O A N EFFECTIV E DATE
Th* Public Haarin* mil be
haid in m* City Cemmitnan
Chambart at IS* N Country
Club Road Lake Mary Florida
Th* Public It Invited N attend
and b* hear* SaM haarin* mar
ba cantinu** tram Tim* to tim#
until a final daemon It mad* by
th* City Cemmitaicn Cap** °*
m* Ordinance m full are avail
abN m m* City Clark t Other
IK E La** Mary BauNva'd
SuiN III Laka Mary Florida
ADVICE
A TA P ED RE
CORD OF THIS M EETING IS
MAOE BY THE CITY FOR ITS
CONVENIENCE THIS RE
CORO MAY NOT CONSTITUTE
AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR
P U R P O S E S OF A P P E A L
FROM A DECISION MADE BY
THE C ITY WITH RESPECT TO
THE FOREGOING MATTER
ANY PERSON WISHING TO
ENSURE TH A T AN ADE
QUATC RECORD OF THE
P R O C E E D IN G S IS M AIN
TA IN E D FOR APPELLATE
PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO
MAKE THE NECESSARY AR
RANGEMENTS AT HIS OR
HER OWN EXPENSE
C IT Y OF LAKE M AR Y.
F l o r id a
Carat Edaarda. City Clark
Data* Adriltl. ISM
Pubiitn M art. tl. l«*t
DEE 1
N O TIC I OP TAR SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE t|m DAY OF MAY
IMF. I B A M A T THE COUNTY SERVICES RUILDING IN
SANFORD. 1101 EAST FIRST STREET. COUNTY OF SEMINOLE
STATE OF FLORIDA. TAX SALE CERTIFICATES WILL BE SOLO
ON THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LAND TO PAY THE AMOUNT
DUE FOB T A X IS H ER EIN SET OPPOSITE THE SAME.
TOGETHER W ITH ALL COSTS OF SUCH SALE AND ALL
ADVIRTISINO SALE WILL BE H i LO IN ROOM W 1 »
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TAM COLLECTOR
LEMlNOLE COUNTY FLORIDA
Pubhfth A p ril* |F6 O fto v 11. I « t
PNONATK OtVIttON
U N NiwiHer t t 319 CP
IN A t ESTATE OF
SHIRLEY C. TMRASHE A
Dacoatfd
NOTICE O f
ADMINISTRATION
Ttw adm initiation of IfW
e s l i l e oI S H I R L E Y C
THRASHER, dacaatad. File
Numbar f t I l f CP. It ponding in
tha Circuit Court tor SominoW
Couniv, Flo rid*. Probate
Division, the addratt of wAicb if
J01 Norm Port Avenue. San
ford, F lor Ida 12771 The name*
and addrt i toft of tha portonal
rapratantaflv# and tha portonal
repretenlafive’s attorney are
tel form below
All interested persons ore
required to file with this court,
WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF
THIS NOTICE (l) ail claims
against The estate and (2) any
objection by an Interested
person on whom this notice is
served that challenges the valid
ity ot the will, the qualifications
of ttw personal representative
venue, or jurisdiction ot the
court
ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJEC
TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL
BE FOREVER BARRED
Publication of this Notice has
begun on April 17. Iff*
Personal Representative
SHERRY T PARTIN
Pest Office Bo> i ll
Geneva. Florida 177JJ
Attorney for
Personal Roprosantative
WILLIAM L COLBERT. ESO
S TE N S TR O M M clN TO SH
JULIAN
COLBERT
WHIGHAM A SIMMONS P A
70DWesi lit Street
Sun Bank Building Suite 21
Post Office Bos 11JD
Sanford Florida 1177} I IB
Telephone [tori j j j j i n I
a n ill*
Fia Bar No ITU.I
Publiih April If May . if*.
D IO IN
IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT IN
ANO FOR SEM INOLE
C O U N TY . F LOR 10*
C A S IN O M U M CA ** P
LOMAS MORTGAGE USA
INC .
ptaint. If
v*
EUGENIA V TYES and JOHN
D O E . untnaan tpowt* at
EUGENIA V TYES it married
PENELOPE A COLEMAN
MERRILL LYNCH REALTY
HOME FINDER SOT
AMERICA INC SUN BANK.
n a t io n a l
a s s o c ia t io n
S TER CH I BROS STORES
INC . A VC O F INANC IAL
SE R V IC ES OF FLO R ID A
INC FOGELMAN
PROPERTIES
d b d
LAKESIDE NORTH
APARTMENTS M
rr m
.naanheir, fv . w t i
•rente*, creditor, endomer
wn.nonn pm yont ar untnaan
■pouwt claiming by through
and under #ny at th*
abera named Oetendenft
Defendant.
M OTICBOP SUIT
TO
P E N E L O P E A COL
EM AN. end any undnaan hair,
deviwet (rant**, crad.tert.
and any unknaan **rtam or
unbnoan i * m n claim,ng by.
through and under th* obey*
named Defendant, u externa
Rh i M k i Undnaan
YOU ARE H E R E B Y
N O T IF IE D that an action to
toreciew Mort***a covering the
tallaam* teal and partanal
graparty in SamlnaN County
Fiand*. la alt
Let 111. FO REST BROOK.
FO U R TH SECTION, according
to the Plat Itwraet » recertod
•n Plat Beak II. Pk*a M. Public
award* at SominoN Caunty.
Florid*
hat bean Mad eg*,nil you and
you ar* raguir** to aarya a tear
at your mitten Oatentat it any.
la It on C V k t a r B u t N r .J r .n l*
E BMutton Street. Orlando.
Florida MMI an* tiN th# arigi
nal a im th* Clark al tha
aeerk ttyNd Caurt an or bator*
th* jjr d day at May. IW*.
attaraiw a Judfmant may be
antkrad ***'ntt y*u l*r tha
raINt Mmandad to th* Cam
WITNESS my hand and t**i
*1 laid Court an th* trih day at
April. IN*
[C O U R T SE A LI
M AR YANNS MORSE
C LE R K O F TH E
CIR C U IT CO U R T
By. Wendy W Caiimt
Deputy Clark
Publiih Aarll »■ IT. May A II.
1RH__________________ D E O IN
IN T N I C IB C U IT C O U N T PON
FLORIDA
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FLO N IO A
IN R I ESTATE OF
M ATTIE MONTGOMERY akk
M A T T I E M A k
MONTGOMERY.
N O TIC I OF
ADMINISTRATION
Tha admlnl.tratian at me
a . t a l a *1 M A T T I f
M O N TG O M E R Y * .* M A T T IE
M A I M O N T G O M E R Y , da
caaead. FIN Numbar N U T CP.
N aandMf Mi th* Circuit Caurt
N r SamlnaN C im ty, FMrlda.
P t N a ll OivNNn. hw a d W iii *1
N M l N Park Aranu*.
FI. SITTI. The
*• R
WITHIN T H R U MONTHS OP
THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP
THIS N O TIC I: III all claim*
****** m* adab and III any
ab|gctl#n by an Intorettod
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lilt
$ 112.77
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A LL CLAIM S A N O O B JE C
T K J N I N O T SO F IL E O W ILL
r< f o r e v e r r a r r e o
Public*!ten *1 M i Ndtlcg ha*
bgnun ■■ May A HBF
Pen anai Hepm gnietug
ROSSIf M AC THOMPSON
MS Calambla Ayanu*
Rachntar. N T l*MS
A nor nay for
R O B E R TK M clNTOSH.
■ SQUIRE
STEN STR O M . MclNTOSH.
JU L IA N . CO LB E R T.
W H IGH A M A SIMMONS. P A
FI* BarN a MUST
IW W etl 111 Slraef
IN T H t C IR C U IT CO U R T OF
T H t IIT H JU D IC IA L C IB C U IT
IN ANO FOR S IM IN O L I
C O U N TY. FLO R ID A
R C N B R A L JU R IIO IC TtO H
DIVISION
CASE N O M I M k C A M L
HOUSE HOLD T IN ANCE
R E A L TY CO RPORATION OF
N EV A O A aDeiaoace
cerparalien.
Plkint.lt,
vt
TH E BARRICK GROUP. INC .
k Delkner* corporatem.
Ovtendenlt
N O T IC I OF ACTIO N
C O N S TR U CTIV E SERVICE PR O P E R TY
TO THE BARRICK GROUP
INC A Deiertar* ter petal ion
ana all p a rlm claiming any
right. tltU or interett in the
property by. through unarr or
eaa.n.1 Datendanl THE BAR
RICK GROUP INC and all
per le t having or claiming to
h*v* any right t.tN or mt*r*tt
in the properly herein a*
termed
YOU ARE H E R E B Y
N O T IF IE D Ihet an action hat
been commenced m the above
ttyNd caw directed egainti the
taliomn* detenbed properly
emredby you
That pert el the teuth 11 ot the
North net I |« at Section |i
Townthg JI South Range XI
E*tt lying Northeatt ol state
R o a d Na
t i l IS t m o r a n
BauNvard! and lying South ot a
line 104 00 I eel South and
parallel to the South line ol
Heftier Hornet Onendo Section
On* according to th* Ptal
thereat at recorded In Plat Book
I ) *t Pag*. I and * ot the Public
Record! at SamlnaN County
Florida N tt that part tying
Eact at Winter Park Drive and
■at! that part in Semo'an
Sgu*r# according to th# plat
thereof at recorded in Piet Book
IS at Page co ot the Public
Record, ot Seminole County
F lo r id *
en d le t t ro a d
r ig h t at w ay. b t m g m ere
p a r tic u la r ly d e te n b e d at
to*Nwt
Commence *1 the SowMrnett
corner of Tract A of Heftier
Hornet Orlando Section One
according to the pie* thereof at
recorded in Pier h a t lia r Page
S end . ot the P u t"t Record, ol
SeminaN County tlor.d* tk'd
point being e po.nl on the
Norttweti right ol eat i'*w ot
St*N Road Ne l b i Semor*n
BouNverdl run South .*•!) It
Sett along laid right ot way line
tar let H) Net to a pomt ol
beginning run thence Norm
•**41*4 Eet* along e im* iM OP
Net teuth at right angiet and
parallel to ttw touth line of te d
Hefner Homet Orlando Section
On* tor 11( ) U teat *0 * poml on
the weeteriy right ot way fine or
Winter P e rt Drive
thence
South o r 11 It Eatt aiong t*.d
right ol way Im* tor U I II tear
to a pamt on th* north im* ot
Samoran Sou*'* according to
th* plot thereat at recorded m
Plat Boo* il *1 Pag* <4 ot me
Public Record! ol Semmoi#
County Florida thence tun
South r i t a ’ Wed along the
North line at u d Samoran
Sguare lor M l I I leer to a pomi
on th* Narthaatl right at war
un* al Stem Read No itt
(Samoran BeuNrerdl. thence
Nerth »e* 11II Watt along te d
i g M *1 way line tar y*. a* Net
to th* pacnr at beginning and
alw N tt that part detenbad at
ton#*t
Commence at the Soumwec'
earner el Tract ' A' at HetINr
Ham*. Orlando Section One
*c carding to the plat thereof at
recorded m Plat Beak II at Page
1 and . el the Public Becerdt ot
SeminaN Caunty. Florida ta.d
pamt being * paint an the
Nor owed right ot way Ho* el
StaN Bead Ne U i (Samaran
BauNvard) run South a r i i 'S S '
Ea«1 axmg M>d right ol way line
tor lit IB taat ta a point at
beginning, run thence North
t n i ' d E#tl along a lino igo 00
Nat South at right angle, and
parallel to th* South ima at taid
Horner Ham*. Orlande Section
One. lor S U M Nat manca
South e i'M ’M '' Eet I N r III I .
Nat. thane* run South kB*kf OS '
Wed N r II I I . Nat N a point an
th* Narthaatl right *1 way line
at StaN Bead No i d (Samoran
BauNvard J. run thane* North
at* 11’S I" W ait along taid
nghlot way Im* N r S U M Nat
to tha paint at bag mnmg
P A R C EL II
TO G E T H E R W ITH gll at th*
right. IIIN . and tn N rttt at
Mortgager in an aowmant (in
eluding all at th* right. titN and
Mitaraet at Martgagar in in*
land, whicn campriw th* aaw
and right at way aver.
land, dewrtbed Mi parage aaht
lal. U I. and i d an page an* at
lawmant Agra*
June M. iV a. ba
harden Florida Power Carper*
IHn (Grantor tnargMil and Pro.
Nn H Haaaell. mdiyiduaiiy and
at Truatw I Grant** Iharaml
andracardad M O B . Beak IBM.
page ISM. currant public r*
card. *1 SamlnaN Caunty.
Florid*, a. Midi Oetcriptwm
hay* bd#n m aditigd and
changad by MaditicdtNn at
EdMRwnt Agraamant dated at
0 PgggdWBY A NTA batawn
Florida Pdawr Catparatlan
iGrarttar Rwraln) and PtaaNn
H Hawaii. Mdiyiduaiiy and at
TruaMe I Or *M** thw aml. and
racardad undar CNrk'a N*
STUB, currant public record, at
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lortn teio*
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raauirad to fIN witn Milt court.
W ITH IN TH R E E MONTHS OF
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TH IS N O TIC E 111 all claim,
again.! ttw e.l.te and I I I any
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court
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MUISTTUSTS
III. Ba y*ur awn Paul Lake
M a ry a rte Space rental
available
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a. CNrk 0 ttw Court
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Pubiitn April M. |T. May A It.
IW*
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nCTRRTRIDE
For evening! end naekendt
N r retirement honw H I t*SI
D IE TA R Y A ID E FaUTim*
taper line, totptol
Apply Mi petkea
Lakey lew N oth in Cantor
____ m i MB St , tonlar d____
O R iv t H / F U U TIM E
CBampNn TV narentty hat
an Nwnrng N r an enthut.atlii
individual!
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TV . B Mart Ptaia
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l I N N f t i If ft . I n H y C NlwHB
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IN IN H r lR H R iU H lt
for lu m n w
kary Call today*
O f MOM1T BATONS N r new
line ol toy. *irit c MPhmg. ham*
decar and Chrttlm*. Item!
Fra*bit Cell D o o m
steerW ar H i W i
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RUTOIKCHMK
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ftlpO* <Oll (fkftFQotOpA bill
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13— Lift ft Fovnft
Ja in Ck n tu ry Laber. tha
highetl paying h u g w ry lea i
leaking tor paepN to work tirtl
A tec Orel chitti Th i. I. a long
t a r m p i o | a c t in S a n
terd/Langweed Great work
environment* Goad hand ay*
coordination neaWd Call
T rend Tama
i M N M lN otoal
m e e t bv phone
All thllti avatlabb. lull lima
No k ip necetvwy Slartlng
ImmediaNly Hmaly wage t
faonu! P c o m o llo n a l op
porlunrltei available Apply at
Amoco. MSB W St Pd «
Sanlord I tr* marly Phillip! kkj
Of *1 W0 W Lk M ary Bird .
Lk Mary I N r met ty Phillip! I
Call. Mw BN ImtoHer'. Helper
Trautgg. Haavy Itriing n geirad
M tratN M arBN
H I TS»
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y hand and wot at
Nil. Court an M t Nth day 0
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ta p a rt W* attor Quality
pradMCto. MadarM* pric#. 4
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W E HAVE A JO B
FOR
V O M TOOAVT
Oft PJUO TOOAYT
nCPONT • AM
lit E. HCOMO ST.
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DEEM
S e m in o lf
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pany leaking lar career
minded people Q ualilic*
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atharw.w a datauH
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Telephone U0J) M l T ill
Fla BarNa ira iu
Pubhih Mar 4. II. tIB*
RCRTUC OCTMUIS
C L A S S IF IE D A D S
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�Santord Herald. Santord Florida - Thursday, May a
71— H e lp W fn ttd
7 l-H v lp W a n t v < l
FIBERGLASS IAMIWATORS
LPN I! PM to IAAA. lull lima
Apply tn parwm
Labaataw NurtME CatUar
F\(
I 4 traffic t Work in
Sanford* Hand layup r«p a
must! Mold build too Pack
ground p r r l f r r r d ' Nwtl
company with new plant A
product U hr with rap plus
benefits' Apply Jurelre. Inc
47) Nnkmert Circle
I 4 Indvstrkel Perk. in I f ll
N M IS m iS T
I booth available tor lease
near downtown Santord Art
erencey r e a r e d Call I?} tf7e
•MrfYNURSBWEER!
RN % and LPN % needed im
mediately tor slatting Apply
today, work today, art pa>d
tomorrow* Weekend rates'
Call non'
740 1744
MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL
F ■change Awidtng
MW y 17 tj. Marttand
HOUUREEPOl/COM
Casselberry, part hme salary
negotiable
Call 1)1 N17
HOUSEREEtER A JANITOR
Com petitive salary, good
benefits. excellent working
t onditions. 40 hr wnrk week
VI LUGE OM TH( GREEN
LOROWOOD
kit ono
HOUSEKEEPfRB
COMPANION
M W I non srrvjker re ter
ernes Santord
177 H P
LABORERS
75 i» oi km needed lor
general labor lop pay in the
Central I londa area* Report
6AM and be ready to noth'
170 E. Commercial, SaatarC
Labor World USA
LANDSCAPERS
la p eriem ed with drivers
license full time position
g c v a la n d b e n e fits 177 •' 11
LATCH RET DIRECTOR
Perm yf round1 40 M / *l
Hetore k a*'er yhont care'
M f (hew! s license »eq d
Apply m person TOO W 74*b
St
177 7447 IM »S f lanaganf
IAURDRT PERSON
Clean press teed prepare
restaurant Imens lake Mary
area Part time references
Noeap required
11) t m
LEOAL COLLECTOR
M*n i
yr s eap k good commumca
lion skills Salary k bonus
f «c benefits a gmamgCo'
Apply R k K F a d Plan
411 W ITfbtt.W Mord
LETS GO
AAake murwy in a success
oriented energetic environ
m e n tt A v e ra g e 1)00 to
ilO O w k selling company
products It you are fun iov
•ng mcney minded and went
more than a ho hum tab call
today 10AM
1PM Mr
Hartwell 747 4 )4f e«f I7f NO
EKP NECESSARY. 7 M l.
p a id t r a i n i n g , t r a v e l
throughout F lortda transpor
t a t io n f u r n is h e d C a s h
advance to start Must be able
to start immedte*e4y Call navy
LOT PORTER Receive all the
benefits of a mayor corpora
t ion's employee' Hr% full
time. ftAM 1PM Pay com
menswrate with eapenence
4141 t. Or
land* l «
VaatorA IN IIM
t n i . ma t>., tohtora
If N'S4CIIA’S
Full A part tlmg*
also' Work in a tea
facility Alt shlfH. eicellent
salary A benefits
71— H v t y N e w tek
t
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Plyth Pull llm r * part lima
m H V ott Campatltiya Ml
ary A banatitt........ Cantael
R7 YetekM n g p p g i NifRNdf
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MeoWbCerg....... ..................
m a in t i n a n b
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Full time, hourly waft plus
bonus Apply at Amoco. 4400
W St Rd 44. Sanford
ttormarly Phil lips441
MANAGED UBISTICS
SYSTEMS, IRC.,
A di.itien ol Rytfu Sy*tam. tt
a( (rpimg applica'ion* to,
•HEAYT TRVCR MECHANICS*
• f IRE MECNMIC*
•TIRE HAN*
•WCL0ER*
In the Santord area
Ftcellent opportunity and
benafits' Contact Ray at
407 )71 7W0. tit 747 or }7t
Bush Hivd Sanford FI COf
MATERIAL NAMUR
Needed full time, hospital and
dental Santord Lake Monroe
area
UDUU
Matarr Fttilifl Of l f l U f
Needed tor loed'TN) trucks on
fu«f farm Banal its available
Caff m i » »________
MEDICAL rOSJTKM
Needed tor weight control
d in k ' Eipertencedonlyt
CaHItltPt________
MEDICAL TIANSCRIPTIONIST
F or bust orthopaodkc oN kos
Contact 747 M U
MED A m t
Call Olsten Today'
OLSTENSERVICCS
1444771__________
NEED A SINNER IM P
Babysitter
needed in my
home 4 DAM 1 DPM I day
week 7 children Responsible
per sons only________ I D H it
NEEO HELP NORM
Natl Co expanding'
regional mgr« Iruome
tial H I 000/yr • Call Mr
Scott OeLandf04 774«D|«
N IC O ID IM M IM A T IL T I
Rrrrpi|ori*tliTypnl tor tmall
tm vn.it a mot ctorwai a>a
ttf d lypinj aOMPM. WMN
H I M H I O N I R I T A ■ T I MO
PA Y ! fa r (rrliliad or oipari
rrurdNuriaAidat AIIUwRil
Apply in par tan to
Laaeriee Nwrtnv Ceader
t l f i h d M ............
NURSE FOR O i l OffICE
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ABSOLUTE PUBUC AUCTION
SATURDAY. MAY 6th 10 A.M.
U-SAVE HARDWARE
2701 ORLANDO AVE. (Hwy. 17-92)
SANFORD, FLORIDA
Our firm has bean commissioned by secured parties to
liquidate the complete inventories and store fixtures to the
highest bidders regardless of price.
PARTIAL LISTING
Belmont key machine with completekey rack, star ahade
cutter modal M200 (with racks)
Warner wood A metal laddart (various altos)
Block B Decker circular saws, Jig saws, and drills
High excitement.
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Curtis gardon tools B suppllos;
Curtis Btumtoing •Electrical and Hardware suppllas;
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NEWS DIGEST
Black history
survey begins
Beachfront conservation
SA N FO R D - T h e ctty council will decide
tonight whether to allocate money to study
im provements to the Lake Monroe beachfront.
T h e money la propoaed for a feasibility study
to determine how to keep the sand along the
lakeside dram washing Into the lake
Cross country hopes buUd
Hopes are buidlng across the county as cross
country track season gets underway.
Lym an. Lake Howell and Lake Brantley enter
the season with veteran squads and Lake Mary.
Seminole and Oviedo squads building strong
teams to challenge the veterans.
O R LAN DO T h e O ra n g e
County Historical Society will be
surveying Seminole County for
buildings that may All blank pages
In Central Florida history.
Sara Van Arsdel of the society
said a •15.000 grant from the
Florida Bureau of Historic Pre
servation will help map out black
history In Seminole County, which
split from Orange County In 1913.
The remaining coats of the pro-
Jcct's first phase will be paid by
•15.000 In contributions, she said.
Van Aradel aatd she haa been
working on compiling black histo
ry in Central Florida — what she
calls "a blank page'* — since she
came here In 1Bee.
"V irtu a lly no written, docu
mented Inform ation haa been
compiled In one place about this
particular ethnic group In Central
Florida." Van Aradel said. "In
order to put together a whole
picture of history In Central Ftort-
T o p security planned
for legislative sesion
T A L L A H A S S E E — Veteran observers of the
Florida Legislature are aaylag they've never
seen the level of security measure* that are
being planned for October's apedal acaatoo on
S A R A S O TA - T h e bodies of cirrus king John
Rlngllng and his wife Mabie were secretly
shipped to a Florida cemetery after lying In
temporary crypts In New Jersey during a
SO-year family squabble, a published report
said.
The bodies lie In temporary receivlngvaults at
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~ ~ w dena in Port Charlotie,
reported In s copyright
tha J a m pa 1
story Monday.
Th e circus impresario once intended that the
Rlngllng Museum of Art complex In Sarasota
would become his final burial site, although
some relatives said he later changed his mind
because he didn't want the public walking over
hla grave.
Whether the couple will finally be buried at
, the museum depends on the outcome of the
family feud. After 50 years. It Is still going
strong.
Crowd gathara for Bakkar trial
C H A R L O T T E . N.C. — The U.S. District Court
took on the air of a camp meeting revival today
as one-time P TL supporters crowded behind
police barricades to await the trial or evangelist
J im Bakker. charged with fleecing his dock at
the television ministry.
A parade of antl-Bakker protesters also
gathered outside the courthouse where at
torneys were to make their opening statements.
Included among them was a woman who
arrived in a chauffeur-driven white stretch
limousine.
Bakker's supporters and detractors quickly
got Into a squabble over whether he Is a good
man or the devil Incarnate.
"M r. Bakker la guilty. I think he should be
p u n is h e d ." Beverly Sparrow said as she
emerged from the limousine. "He abused money
and It haa ruined the ministry for the whole
world."
Several people carrying picket signs critical of
the preacher paraded in front of the courthouse.
Many In the crowd outside the courthwisc
were hot-tempered as they traded oplrwjns
about Bakker. but the hostility outside waslpst
a prelude of what was likely to follow Inslcl as
osccutors and defense attorneys presei
iclr opening arguments.
Th e only thing to rival It. they say. la the
stormy 1982 session In which tha Senate
refused, on a 22-16 vote, to ratify the Equal
Rights Amendment, an laaue that attracted
hundreds of both pro- and anti-ERA support
ers to the capitol city.
It waa that experience, plus the widespread
belief that the abortion Issue la more
controversial and volatile, that haa law
enfor cement officials and others planning for
the worst this (all.
Jam es McPherson, head of Capitol security,
■aid a task force representing his officers, the
Tallahassee Pollcp Department, the Leon
County sheriffs office, the Florida Highway
IW o 'ro m iking tom s rsslly
strong preparations to gat
ready, beoauaa w t axpact a
potentially hug# crowd of
paopla with vary adamant
positions ona way or th#
both anti-a bortion and abortion-rights
advocates, trying to determine what to
expect. But these organisers still haven't
finalized their plana.
"W e really don't know what to expect."
McPherson said. "Crowd control right now la
what we're looking at. but we really don't
have enough Information y e t"
SAN FO R D - A Seminole Circuit Court Jury
began deliberating today the fate of a 2 1-year-old
Winter Park man accused of sexually assaulting a
56-year-old woman In her home in October of
1987.
•
Mark E. Osterbeck Is charged with four counts of
sexual aaaault. breaking Into the woman's Winter
Park home, kidnapping, two counts of battery and
damaging property. Another charge of battery was
dismissed by JudgeC. Vernon Mize Friday.
Osterbeck. who was living with his mother at the
time, not far from the victim’s home, la accused of
entering the women's home through a sliding door
the night of Oct. 8. 1987 and ■■■ lilting th i wsmsw
An intelligence unit la also working with
British satellite blasts into space
CAPE CANAVERAL - A
workhorse Delta rocket carrying a
850 million British television relay
station blasted off Sunday and
thundered toward orbit In the first
U.S. launch of a commercial satel
lite since the 1986 Challenger dis
aster.
The 112-foot. 830 million Delta,
equipped with nine strap-on solid-
fuel boosters, roared to life at 6.59
p.m. E D T — nine minutes late
because of last-minute technical
glitch — and quickly climbed away
through a clear blue sky from
launch pad 17B at the Cape
Canaveral Air Force Station.
T h e flight m arked the first
rocket-for-hlre commercial launch
of a satellite by an American booster
since President Ronald Reagan
banned such payloads from NASA's
manned space shuttle In a bid to
encou ra ge d e ve lo p m e n t of a
private-sector rocket Industry.
"Today, we are entering a brand
new era In the space Industry and
many people are not aware yet that
this era has even come.” said
Stephanie Lee-Miller, director of
commercial space transportation for
the Department of Transportation.
Mounted atop the workhorse De
lta was the Marcopolo 1 satellite.
owned by British Satellite Broad
casting Ltd. of London and built by
Hughes Aircraft Co. of El Segundo.
Calif. Th e cylindrical relay station
was designed to beam news, sports,
entertainment and other T V pro
grams directly to private homes and
businesses In Britain.
The flight plan called for the
2.718-pound solar-powered satellite
to be deployed Into a preliminary
Sas Satellite. Fags SA
State spent $35 million on outside lawyers
TA M P A — The state of Florida spent nearly *35
million on outside legal help last year, despite the
fact that It employs about 700 lawyers of Its own.
Tribune. "1 would much rather have the children,
who are waiting In line for day-care, benefit than
a very few law firms that may not need the
money.”
Attorney General Bob Butterworth said he is
••JEgcked" byllhe large legal tab. and he claimed
to C m llllo n s could be saved If the state hired
m j e full-time lawyers to do the work now done
by high-priced outside attorneys.
T h e Tribune reported Sunday the state's
outside legal expenses have Increased dramat
ically In tlrapast six years, rising from Just under
•7.9 million to 834.9 million In the fiscal year
that ended June 30. The newspaper cited records
in the state comptroller’s office as the source for
Its figures.
"W e can cut that spending and use the money
on someone else.” Butterworth told The Tampa
Those records show that state agencies
routinely pay private lawyers *150 an hour, and
sometimes as much as 1300 an hour, the
newspaper said. State-employed lawyers cam an
average of about $25 an hour.
Th e Tribune also said state agencies have no
standards for Judging the need for outside legal
help or the size of the fees submitted for that
work.
j
Thcldramatlc rm In outslie legal fees can be
attributed In paflf'to a 1986-87 bookkeeping
change requiring,Agencies to list expert witness
fees, but some fees also go unrecorded by the
comptroller, the newspaper said.
8 * « La w ye rs, Pag* BA
From Uni tod Pr— » Infomatlonal raportx
Partly cloudy and hot
Partly
Cloudy
Partly cloudy this
afternoon with a 40
percent chance of
showers and a high
In the mid 90s A 20
percent chance of
s h o w e rs to n ig h t,
then clear with a low
In the low 70s. Partly
c lo u d y to m o rro w
with a 50 percent
chance of rain.
SAN FOR D — Compliance with the water
conservation rules In efTect In Seminole and 18
other counties In the local water management
district Is good, police report.
Sem in ole C o u n ty Sheriff’s Capt. Luke
Stallworth said the first couple of days the rules
were In eflect. Aug. 19. and 20. deputies Issued a
lot of warnings to people whose lawn sprinklers
were running at lnproper times. Since then, he
said there have been very few violations
discovered by deputies, and no arrests made of
citations Issued.
Most of those who have been warned by
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AIDS recovery baffles doctors
looked porttculafty hopeless, so he retui
lo his parents' home in St. Petersbur
spend his Anal days with them.
But he beflmi to get better. By July i
consumed with curiosity, he begin pe
doctors.
Instead, the 41 -yeor-old pollen t appears to
have recovered from Infections with the
AIDS virus and a related, deadly brain
infection.
“ I'm cured." Webeck insists. “ How many
more years do I have to live before I can use
the word?*'
Dr. Sidney Houff. who treated Webeck at
the National Institutes of Health, is not
witting to go that far. But the doctor admits
the case is “extremely unusual, something
that dumbfounded us."
"There's not a category 1can put Ron In."
noun m k i .
Webeck, who now has devoted his life to
spreading the message that acquired im
mune deficiency syndrom e la not an
automatic death sentence, discussed his
•Itutation In an Interview for Sunday
editions of the St. Petersburg Times.
"I’ve seen people Ue down and let AIDS
devour them because they think there's no
hope." he said.
webeck. 41. said he haa watched 70
friends and aquatntances die at AIDS and
when he reflects on his own case. “ I could
cry. but at the same time, m y licart pounds
with happiness... ." h e said.
"It seems so unreal. W hy me? '
What be found were that all the compoijcn ii oi w cocci ■ immune ijm e m were j w
about normal. What biffied Houff w m that
Webeck had the ususal num ber of B
lympnocyrrm, wnne umuu c u u u>u p ra u e c
antibodies against disease. Every other PML
sufferer had produced vast numbers of B
cells which carried the PML virus from the
Houff haa produ ced a “ cell Una" —
offspring of an original cell that can multiply
into billions for study — of Webeck’sBceh*.
Th u s far he has not unraveled the mystery.
Pour other patients are still living after
bouts with PML. but for m uch shorter
periods than Webeck and all but one are
suffering other opportunistic infectiooa. The
other patients have been given A 2 T . but
Candidates trade herbs
in racially-divisive race
beaten, slashed w ith a knife, tied up and thrown from
w m hospitalized In atable condition Monday and her
14-year-old girl and probably saved her life. Vicksburg
MrftwHH f Mkt.
Th e victim, whose name wae not released, had ran away
from her Shattmar, Fla., home and apparently Joined the four
Mtaalsstppt suspects ta Florida far a return trip to Vicksburg.
All four suspects were charged with aggravated assault and
kidnapping. Officials said the girl was bound, brutally beaten
and slashed at least twice with a knife, then driven to a 30-foot
high highway bridge in a remote ate and thrown over the side.
Nicaragua dttAins Ashing boats
SOB
S T . PETERSBURG - TWO U A . fishing vessels and crews
were detained by the Nicaraguan government following a
routine search because operators could not provide proper
identMcailon, a published report said Sunday.
T h e 8t. Petersburg Tim es said at least one of the boats w m
baaed in Tarpon Springs. T h e veseele and crews were being
detained in the Caribbean port of Btuefldde.
T h e Stale Department said two consular officials were
dfapMchsd Friday td Btuefleida and were expected ta report
back Monday.
According to the State Department, the boats were boarded
Wednesday and detained by the Nicaraguan Defense Ministry.
Both U.8. and Nicaraguan officials said the seven crew
m embers were not harmed.
“ Th e American citizens are safe and alive.” said Marine Cpl.
Michael Moore at the U.S. embassy In Managua. " I think they
were irocn r a n o i.
Th e boats were Identified aa Pete's Dream out of Tarpon
Springs and Feacadora. whose home port was not known. One
of the detained sailors waa Identified as Peter Rathey,
namrsakr of Pete's Dream. None of the other detained crew
members were Identified.
Boy’s disappearance puaies police
G A IN ESV ILLE — Police were continuing their search for a
13-year-old boy who disappeared Thursday night while his
parents thought he was sleeping over at a friend's house.
Five detectives were following up on possible sightings of
Danny Randall Jackson.
None of the aighunga was conclusive enough to positively
identify the missing boy, said Sadie Darnell. spokeswoman for
the Gainesville Police Department.
However, the child seen by people who called the police did
not appear to be In distress, she said. "If that kid Is indeed
Randy, that's basically good news.” Darnell said.
From United Prwa International reports
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TALLAHASSEE
The dally
number Sunday In tht Florida
Lottery CASH 3 gsms was 4SO.
□ Straight Play (number* In axact
order): 8290 on a BOcsnt bat, $000
on SI.
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Monday, August 28,1989
Vol. 82. No. 3
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lac., TOO N. Fraack Ava., Saatard.
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law) m a n .
MIAMI — Voters once repre
sented by congressman Claude
Pepper, D -F la .. w ill choose
Tu e sd a y between a C u b a n American legislator and a Je w
ish lawyer in a bitterly contested
race in which each candidate
claims the other ta exploiting the
city's ethnic tensions.
Republican state Sen. Hearts
Ros-Lehtlnen a n d Dem ocrat
Gerald Richman each said In
separate Interviews that the
other sought to w in by appealing
to the mistrust dividing the
district's Urge Cuban American
population from other groups.
Both candidates also claimed
their support transcended those
ethnic divisions, despite poll
results to the contrary, and
predicted that crossover voters
ty's outcome.
A poll conducted for T h e
Miami Herald and W T V J -T V and
released Wednesday Indicated
the race is too close to call,
however, with voters split along
strict ethnic lines.
The rtce has attracted na-
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Republicans have a chance lo
capture a seat once considered a
Democratic stronghold. Th e
18th Congressional District seat
w i» new oy rtpper rrocn me
early 1980a until his death In
BWijf*
Both President George Bush
and Vice President Dan Quayle
made appearances on behalf of
the Republican candidate.
Roa-Lehtlnen'a Cuban heritage
haa provided much of the focus
for the special election, and
trig g e re d Its nastiest con
troversy. If elected. Roo-Lehttnen
would become the first Cubanborn member of Congress.
T h e c o n s e r v a t iv e R o t Lehtinen. a seven-year veteran
of the state Legislature, refused
to debate Rictunan after the
Jewish lawyer and fanner presi
dent of the Florida B a r -re
peatedly described the district as
an “ American" seat
Richman denied the charge,
saying he used the slogan aa a
way of criticizing the sentiment,
expressed by Republican Party
Chairman Lee Atwater.
a ^ W i ^
k’” ts
claim they are powertms to
because of tbs H cfaof od»;
^ fc irn iw m w B w fo a a a ^ Waw :. I s
Y o rk University Professor
Hatty M sgnUin, an expert on
doanmttc violence. toM The
Miami Herald. “But tt la not
tw e e a M s . m s i i
hom oaaxaala accused of
murdering Ih d r fa rn n h o vo
used the battered epouee
syndrome for their tfofanee.
Felix strengthens, starts to turn northwest
M IA M I T r o p i c a l s t o r m F e li x
strengthened slightly Sunday In the for
eastern Atlantic as U apparently began a
turn to the northwest on a path that
forecasters said would take It out of harm's
way.
"It appears to have begun the turn. We'll
see If It continues turning." said Jack
Beven, a meteorologist at the National
Hurricane Center In Miami.
"There Is some strengthening, and there
Is th e p o s s ib ilit y of som e f u rth e r
strengthening." he added.
Beven said Felix may follow a path that
would take it east of where former Hurri
cane Erin passed last week, well away from
IfoU.
any fondfo
"Right now. It doesn't seem too much of a
threat to land.” he said.
At 12 noon E O T. the center of the tropical
storm was located near latitude 18.7
degrees north and longitude 34.4 degrees
west, or about 168 miles northwest of Sol In
the Cape Verde Islands.
Felix waa moving toward the northwest at
near 10 m ph. and was likely to continue
that motion Sunday, the center said.
Maximum sustained winds were 45 mph.
with higher gusts In squalls. The center said
some minor strenthenlng was likely over the
next 13 hours.
Felix formed os tropical depression Friday
and reached tropical storm strength Satur
day.
Forecasters at the center quit tracking
Erin late Saturday, after the system lost
strength and was downgraded to tropical
storm status. Th e system's m axim um
sustained wlnda had weakened to about 55
mph by Saturday night, and It waa moving
to the northeast at about 35 mph. said Hal
Gerrith. a hurricane forecaster at the center.
Erin was the the third system to reach
hurricane strength during the 1969 Allantlc-Carlbbean hurricane season, which
began June 1 and ends Nov. 30.
Hurricane Chamal struck the Texas coast
Aug. 1. and Hurricane Dean sideswlpcd
Bermuda, causing moderate damage but no
Injuries, then fizzled over the Canadian
province of Newfoundland In early August.
Tropical Storm Allison walloped Texas In
late June, causing six deaths. Tropical
Storm Barry died in the Atlantic without
making landfall.
T H E W E A TH E R
■XTBMBSD OUTLOOK------- ------------------------------ --------Today...Partly cloudy this af
ternoon w ith a 40 percent
chance of showers. High tem
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southeast wind at 5 mph.
Tonight...Partly cloudy with a
20 percent chance of showers,
then clearing with a low In the
low to mid 70s.
T o morrow... Partly cloudy with
a SO percent chance of afternoon
showers and a high in the mid
90s.
E x te n d e d fo re ca s t...C le a r
mornings and partly cloudy af
ternoons with a chance of af
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Daytona Beach: Waves are 2
Today wind east lo southeast
feet with and semiglassy. Cur
rent Is to the north with a water 10 kUt. Seas 2 to 3 ft. Hay and
temperature of 82 degrees. Now inland w aters a lig h t chop.
S m yrn a Beach: Waves arc 2 feet Isolated thunderstorms mainly
and semi-glassy. Current Is lo near shore.
Tonight and Tuesday...wind
the north, with a water tem pera
ture of 81 degrees. Sun screen mostly southeast 5 to 10 kts.
Seas 2 fl or less. Bay and inland
fuctor: 17.
waters a light chop. Isolated
thunderstorms.
SA TU R D A Y
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STATISTICS
T h e high temperature In
Sanford Sunday was 91 degrees
and the overnight low waa 73 as
reported by the University of
Florida Agricultural Research
and Education Center. Celery
Avenue.
Recorded rainfall during the
48-hour period ending at 8 a.m.
Monday totalled 0.18 Inch.
T h t temperature at 8 a.m.
today waa 78 degrees and
Sunday’s overnight low was 76.
as recorded !\ Ihc National
Weather Service at lie- Orlando
International Airport.
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Delayed sewer work
yields extra money
Woman reports rapg,rotob*y
LONOWOOO inrratHating the
woman who said two
when she stopped
rural Longwood.
The woman said
and that one of the men
was forced to drive to
while the
reportedly
awoke, a
420 from her purse.
ballftelds at Candy land Park.
Abels said that saves the city
from having to finance the lights
as was originally proposed.
T h e re m a in in g m oney —
8116.966 - will temporarily be
placed In the contingency fund
until the commission decides
what to do with It. Abels aald.
"W e did not make a decision
and we will determine at a later
date what we will do with the
balance." Mayor Hank Hardy
said Friday morning.
ntTw o starr wnraf
rapt of a 33-yaar-«M
i forced
light on U A
LON OW O OO - An additional
6141.787 to available In the
1069-90 budget because three
wastewater sewer service pro
jects win be delayed until 1991
due to an anticipated 45 million
sta te loan w h ic h waa n ot
approved.
T h e 6141,787 waa transfered
Into the general fund from the
mterpnee runu, HcnPciFCit
Administrator Michael Abels on
Friday called the extra money a
"short-term gain" because when
those projects are undertaken,
the city win have to pay at that
17 4 8 .
C A S S E L B E R R Y — A o w n w ho allegedly entered a
C asselberr y house without pirm tsaton and battered a i
there during an
teen-age girt, has
dwelling and battery.
Michael John Datra. 83. of S1S4-A Richland Rood. I
waa arrested at the scene at 1415-C Aah Circle, at StlO a.m.
Sunday.
He la accueed of entering the bourn of Unden Cheriee
A b u d g e t w o r k a e a a lo n
Thursday night waa the final
time the commission will In
formally review the budget be
fore It Is adopted Oct. 1,
T h e commission Informally
decided to use 624.921 of the
funds to buy lights for the
Snyder. 4a i
that Snyder and n wttneaa aubdued the i
for police.
Wife i i y i i h i w m bitttrad
CASSELBERRY Dtone C .
ExcaUbur Drive. Ceaeelhrrry. t
husband allefedly shoved and hit
house at about 1 a.m. Sunday,
That led to a charge of bat
Mark Williamson. 3 & of the
home following the reported fight.
adhpuhMMthetr
SANFORD — Sanford police report that a woman la
suspected In several cases of having aUefedty forged company
checka stolen from H ugh Eckel of Burma Bridge Bintera.
The checka were reportedly cashed at several local
businesses since May. Wilma Lynette Jones. 36, of 1339 W
13th St., Sanford, waa arrested In the
Sunday at the
police station. She
several counts of forgery, uttering a
Ibrgery, dealing in stolen property , theft and petty theft. Police
forgery.
said additional charge* are pending.
PoUcomon batlorod; m in in t it id
SANFORD — A Sanford policeman reports that i
who was being arrested for running from him allegedly fought
him. Injured the officer's elbow and knee, ana broke his
eye.
it led to charges of battery on a policeman and restating
with and with out violence against Hubert Lee Williams.
Williams waa arrested at 3:53 p.m . Sunday at 1006 W. 13th
St., after he allegedly tried to run from police. Bond Is 64,000.
DUI arrests mad#
SANFORD — Th e following people (ace a charge of driving
under the Influence In Seminole County:
-H e c to r Lula Hemandei. 23. of 1930 Maple Ave.. Sanford,
waa arrested at 1:19 a.m. Sunday after he allegedly drove
erratically on Lake Mary Boulevard. Lake Mary. He also
charged wtth reckless driving.
t— Raymond Wayns Lanier. 23. of Osceola Read, Gen eva,
arrested at 11:15 p.m . Saturday after his car was seen weaving
on State Road 46, east of Sanford.
Convtnltnc# itora robbod
APOPKA — Seminole County sheriff's deputies are In
vestigating the 4 a.m. Monday robbery of Cumberland Farms.
1200 State Road 436. rural Apopka. The robber, who bought a
candy bar and then reached Into the cash drawer of the store,
got away with an undisclosed amount of cash.
Gutst accuMd off tfiofft
LONGW OO D — A woman who allegedly visited the
Longwood home of Kenneth Schneider Ju ly 21 and left
allegedly taking five Hummel figurines when Schneider left the
room has been charged with grand theft In the case.
Seminole County sheriff's deputies report Schneider had met
the woman In a bar and she accompanied him home, where
they watched televlaon until the woman left allegedly taking
the 4500 figurines, which belong to Schneider's parents. The
Items were stolen from 109 Red Bay Drive, Longwood.
Investigator Eric Bryant tracked the suspect down and
recovered the figurines, which were reportedly Identified by the
owner.
That led to the arrest at 1:51 p.m. Wednesday of Cathy J o
Holcomb. 29.854 St. Johns River Drive. Sanford. Holcomb was
reportedly Identified as a suspect by both Schneider and
another witness In photo lineups, a sheriff"■ report said. Bond
ls il.0 0 0 .
Man chargad with robbery attempt
CASSELBERRY — One suspect has been arrested and a
second is being sought In connection with the April 7
attempted robbery of Jewelry Etc., on Red Bug Lake Road,
rural Casselberry, and for allegedly falsely Imprisoning a store
worker.
Anthony M. Tomnaaello. 20. 640 Cambridge Court. Cassel
berry. was charged with attempted robbery and false
Imprisonment In the case. He was arrested at 1 p.m.
Wednesday by Seminole County sheriff's deputies after
reportedly being Identified in a police photo lineup.
The victim said the suspects entered the store twice. On the
return visit the victim waa grabbed by the neck and thrown to
the floor. T h e victim struggled and as he reached for an alarm
button the robbers ran out without stealing anything.
Bond for Tomnaaello la 44,000.
1— R O U C Y I
S A TU R D A Y
• 11:36 a.tn. 2624 S.
Sanford Ave.. false alarm.
• 12:37 a.m. 813 S.
French Ave,, trauma call,
man, 45, not transported.
• 1:54 a.m, — (0 Randolph
Court. Apt. 172. medical call,
man, not transported.
•2:53 p.m. - 217 S. Park
Ave.. fuel spilled from gas
pump, washed down.
• 4 :3 6 p .m . — 915
Mellonvllle Ave.. medical call,
male, 77. not transported.
• 5:09 p.m. — 2619 Airport
Blvd.. fuel spill from auto,
washed down.
•5:28 p.m. — 801 Magnolia
Ave., medical call, girl, 1, not
transported.
10:21 p.m. — 1300 block of
W. 16th St., report of smoke
In area, no fire.
11:34 p.m. 7499 Old
Orlando Hwy., trauma call,
man. 26. not transported.
SUNDAY
• 1:41 p .m . — 106V4
Magnolia Ave., trauma call,
girl, 3, not transported.
• 1:44 p.m. - 2505 Laurel
Ave.. medical call. man. not
transported.
•3:45 p.m. — 2323 Revona. medical call, woman.
79. transported to Central
Florida Regional Hospital.
•6:43 p.m. - behind 1201
S. Park Ave., Are In dumpster,
extinguished.
• 7:09 p.m. 1704 W.
Ninth St., medical call. male,
transported to Central Florida
Regional Hospital.
• 9 :0 8 p .m . — 815 S.
French Ave.. trauma call, boy,
17. man. 38. man. unknown
age. not transported.
T w o public hearings on the
budget will be Sept. H and Sept.
25 at regularly-scheduled com
mission meetings.
Sanford commission votss
on money for marina beach
38. of 1681
if ovnjin ciwfyVQ wiui lovycvyi
The loas of the anticipated 65
m illio n loan for the three
wastewater collection projects
drops the preliminary 618.7
million budget to 810.7 million.
No Increase In property MR has
been proposed. It la 4.15 mills
per 61,000 of a
property
value.
used between Oct. 1 and Sept.
30. 1990. The grant cannot be
used for feasibility studies, and
must be matched by the city.
McClanahan said he waa also
concerned that the city would
pay for a feasibility study that
may not be followed up. "W e ’ve
had a lot of studies sitting on the
shelf for about 15 years now." he
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SANFORD — The city com
m is s io n to n ig h t w ill vote
whether to pull 615.000 from
city reserves to study possible
Im p ro ve m e n ts to the Lake
Monroe beachfront.
T h e tourism committee of the
Greater Sanford Chamber of
Commerce has asked the city for
615,000 to hire a University of
Florida engineer to study ways
Long, tall drink
to keep northwest winds and
waves from washing sands back
Erie W Marman, 16, of L it e Mary, a Junior at Lak« Mary
Into the lake channel.
School whore ho la • percussion playsr In ths m srchlng
A t a city commission work
tsk ss sb re sk during s reesnt hot sftsm oon preetlcs.
•eaatan last week. Commissioner
A.A. McClanahan said, "We're
not talking about 615.000; we're
talking about 665.000."
In May the chamber waa
aw arded a 850,000 county
tourism development grant, on
(he condition thud the money la
city complex Is nearly complete. matched by the city.
The complex Includes a city hall.
Dave Farr, chamber executive
M A R O ATE A series or (Ire station, community center director, said the tourism devel
opment council grant must be
mistakes In the construction of a and a senior dllsens center.
For example, no one bothered
94.7 million city complex has
ended up costing Margate tax to measure the fire house. As It
turns out. the fire truck waa 16
payers a bundle ofs
feet too long for the budding.
The cost to fix the problem:
design changes and reconstruc
tion may hike the price tag by 645.000.
Th e city also m ust make
another $1 million. The Miami
repairs to Its new Jail.
Herald reported Sunday.
Lt. Pat Carracher shot up the
“ It's a mesa,” Mayor Leonard
T A L L A H A S S E E - The state's
place after he accidently locked
Wclslnger told the newspaper.
A little over a month after himself Into one of the holding g ra n d p rise Lo tto ja c k p o t
residents of the west Broward cells. Carracher's yells for help swelled to an estimated 812
County city voted In 1986 to went unheeded, so he pulled his m illion Sunday after players
failed to match all six winning
build a new City Hall, construc 9mm handgun and began firing.
He pumped 23 rounds Into the Lotto numbers in the weekly
tion workers broke ground on
the project. But those workers steel lock, live rounds Into a steel drawing, lottery officials said.
door and four rounds through a
Although Saturday's drawing
had no plans.
The architect's drawings were window. The cost of repair has produced more than 220.000
winners, no ticket sold matched
yet to be determined.
still In the works.
The city also vetoed a 49.000 all six wtnnlng numbers, official
David Easterman. one of the
project's contractors, told the antenna planned for atop City said.
City Commission that a former Hall, deciding Instead to Install lt
Th e winning Lotto numbers
city manager had ordered the on the fire station. The added
drawn
Saturday were 5. 20, 25.
cost: 4190.000.
builders to begin work anyway.
Last week, the city co m 34.42 and 45.
The cost: 478.000.
Margate taxpayers also are mission agreed to pay two con
fo o tin g th e b ill for o th e r tractors 4325.000 for cost over
mistakes as well, now that the runs.
Mistakes cost taxpayers
in Margate a big bundle
But BUI Simmons, etty director
of engineering and planning,
called the feasibility study "In
va lu a b le In fo rm a tio n " that
would be the first to teU the city
If the beach could be stabilised
and how much such a project
would cost.
Hsiang Wang, a University of
Florida professor of coastal and
oceanographic engineering, vis
ited the lake earlier this sum
mer. In a Ju ly 20 letter to the
chamber, he said, "1...believe
that a viable solution can be
attained to maintain an at
tractive beach as well as to
pXPtect the channel."
Players fail to pick s ix ^
Lotto Jackpot rolls over
iiliiunt
L o tte ry officials said 177
players matched five of the
numbers to win 64,561 each.
Another 10.817 players picked
four of six to win 6109. whUe
209.889 players picked three of
six winners to win 65.50 apiece.
Last week’s estimated Lotto
Jackpot waa 66 million. The
prtxe this week la estimated at
812 mUlion If paid to a single
winner In 20 annual payments,
lottery officials said.
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Baby dies after punch
in face, dad charged
S T. P ETER S B U R G - A
6-week-old baby girl died after
her father punched her In the
face, and aggravated child abuse
charges against the man may be
upgraded pending autopsy re
sults. police said.
T h e c a u s e of C r y s t a l
Woodward's death was not Im
m e d ia te ly k n o w n , and an
autopay was to be performed
Monday.
Officials at Bayfront Medical
Center telephoned police shortly
before 1:30 a.m. Sunday to
report the baby was dead, re
portedly from Injuries caused
when she fell from her father's
arms.
During questioning. David W.
Woodward, 20. admitted to
police that he punched his
daughter in the face "an un
determined amount of times"
Wednesday when he became
frustrated by her crying, the
police statement said.
Woodward was charged with
aggravated child abuse because
the Infant suffered "substantial
bruises." and eventually died.
Pinellas County Ja il records
show.
He w as Jailed In lieu of
450.000 ball. Charges against
Woodward may be upgraded
based on the autopsy findings,
authorities said.
Despite Woodward's arrest
and the baby’s death, the child's
mother said she would remain
by his side.
" I ’ve already told him that. If
she died because of It. I'm not
going to blame him, because he
didn't mean to do It," said
W oodw ard's fiancee Sandra
Stewart. 20. "He Just snapped.
S t e w a r t s a i d she a n d
Woodward were playing cards in
the home they share about 11:30
p.m. Saturday when Crystal let
out a cry.
“ We didn't really think any
thing of It," she said. "If she was
hungry, she would have kept
crying."
Woodward checked on the
baby a half-hour later, discov
ered she wasn't breathing.
Correction
The omission o f the word
"not" reversed the meaning
of a statement attributed to
Seminole County Commis
sioner Fred Streetroan In a
story Friday about him con
tacting state Department of
Transportation officials In
DeLand.
What Strcetman said in a
letter was that county Com
missioner Jennifer Kelley did
not represent the official posi
tion of the Seminole County
Expressway Authority when
she accused D O T officials of
denying her access to their
files.
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Few er trees,
few er songbirds
One effect of tropica] deforestation is
particularly iffattr— tag The population of
migratory soadbtrda In the United States Is
JACK ANDERSON
the supply of oxygen on Barth and malntlanteg a normal cycle ofrahdhH and evaporation,
but also adds pollutants to the atmosphere
that can contribute to wind and water
erosion. The land once cleared to usually only
of limited fertility, and In a few years, new
Force alone w ill
not w in drug w ar
W ASH IN GTON — The U.S. government Is
w aging a m ig h ty w ar on drugs. And
sometimes at night, along the dangerous
front lines at the U.S.-Mexlean border, your
highly trained troops dreaa up aa cactus.
Funny, maybe. But not half aa funny aa
spending S35 million for radar balloons that
as yet haven't managed to nail a single heroin
or cocaine trafficker. The cactus costumes
worn by the National Guard are part of a S3.B
million drug-fighting grant.
forest habitat in the Ui
for much, of .the so
Patuxent raaaamharv
show that ouly foreat-dweUtng birds
ahrub-dwetting species, ere decttmng.
Migratory birds require good win
grounds, where there la auffucient food and
habitat for them to wait out the months
before their breeding seasons. W ithout
enough forest, tree-dwelling birds can't find
enough cover and fewer survive to migrate
north to breed.
What would the woods and the meadows,
the pastures and the country roads be
without the songbirds? Not silent, perhaps,
but certainly not as beautiful.
The Patuxent researchers have offered
Americans yet another reason to encourage
nations ouch aa Brazil and Its Central and
South American neighbors to preserve their
irreplacable tropical forests.
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States bristle at U.S. tactics
W ASH IN GTON - Back in the dawn of the
Reagan Revolution, the White House and a
complacent Congress connived to shrink the
federal social-sendees role and leave It to the
states to pick up the pieces.
Now those supposed adversaries. President
Bush and the Capitol Hill Dem ocrats, appear to
have a new game: Pass bills suggesting they're
kinder and gentler, on every front from child
care to Medicaid for poor families. But then use
the tool of federal ''mandates'' to oblige the
states to provide services and also pick up a big
part of the tab.
That way. President Bush can keep his "no
new taxes" pledge. And. congressional Demo
crats escape from being depicted as budget
bashers.
Says a National Governor's Association
official: “Th e feds' have been living on their
credit card for years. Now. by mandating us to
do the things they can’t afford, they're trying
to use ours. The Idea Is they get the credit, we
get the bills. But are don't have their ace in the
hole: deficit financing."
It sounds like a clever Maine. But the stakes
are enormous — eapclcaUy for the 37 million
Americans who have no health Insurance and
might be covered by Medicaid. Millions of
children live In or near poverty in single-parent
homes, often In desperate need of decent
medical care and day care. Where they don't
get It. the future costa — in medical crises,
school dropouts. Juvenile dellquency. welfare
dependency — can be Immense.
Governors claim they're Just as kind, gentle
and progressive aa Bush and Congress, but
that their budgets are already under Intense
pressure from Medicaid. Though Washington
pays Just over half the Medicaid bill, the slates’
share has Increased by 56 percent In the past
six yean. It’s projected to grow m uch higher
into the'90s.
Within the past few years, the federal
government has added so many mandates In
M e d ic a id , n u r s in g -h o m e r e f o rm and
catastrophic health coverage that the states
say It will coat them $5.3 billion extra over five
years.
A bill now before the House would force the
states to extend Medicaid coverage to pregnant
women and their Infanta up to the age of one,
even when family Incomes range aa high aa
185 percent of the poverty line. With other
mandated program enrichments, the bill to the
states would be another $11 billion over the
next five years.
State antagonisms brimmed over when the
governors met In Chicago this summer. At the
suggestion of Ohio's Gov. Richard Celeste ID).
President Bush, when he met the governors.
dtcate that Ute drug
crisis co n ce rn s
Am ericans more
than AIDS or nuclear
war. Drugs are In the
nation s face, and
killing your friends.
your uunlly and even
some of your heroes.
was asked to hold off on more medicaid
expansions. Said the governors: We need a
two-year moratorium while everyone figures
the best way to handle the massive problem of
America's medically untnaured.
"I'm afraid we're backing into a national
health system In the moat inefficient way."
Celeste subsequently told m y colleague. Carol
Stctnbach. "Medicaid
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someone has a secret
agenda to radicalize
the governors, this
Medicaid thing would
dolt.”
T h e states' pro
b l e m I s t h a t If
M e d ic a id sw e ep s
their cupboard clean,
where will they find
the money for im
IUm th« tool
proved schools and
of fMitral
colleges: road build
"mandatts" to
in g ; housing; air,
obllgttht
water and toxic
states to pro
dump cleanup: and
vide ssrvlcts.a
the thousand and
one other pressing
needs crowding their agendas? Education. In
particular, could turn out to be the victim.
A promising "new new Federalism" model
has been emerging In the past couple of years.
It Involves consultation between the Congress,
executive branch and the governors on how to
write and redesign complex programs Involv
ing both Washington and the states.
That was how a major welfare reform
package came Into being last year: The
governors convinced Congress to negotiate the
plan with them. The bill that waa finally
passed emulated successful state welfare
experiments and was light on mandates.
This year, the governors successfully beat
back federal mandates In the $1.75 billion
child-care package, which passed the Senate in
June and awaits House action. In Us original
Senate form, the bill included such Intrusive
federal mandates as dictating precise childstaff ratios, decreeing the annual training
child-care workers must receive, and declaring
how often and thoroughly states must Inspect
chlld-care facilities.
Said the governors to Congress: Get serious.
Your requirements will devour one-quarter of
all the money to improve child care in our
states.
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Consider that the U.S. government spends
more than Ml billion annually to stop drags at
the borders, yet the Coast Guard estimates as
little as 9 percent to 7 percent of the
U.S.-bound heroin and cocaine Is Intercepted.
Consider that the United States represents 5
percent of the world's population and con
sumes about 50 percent of the world’s
cocaine. The annual U.S. market for Illicit
drags Is roughly equivalent to the federal
budget deficit, approximately $150 billion.
Th e disheartening facta are sprinkled
throughout a tongue-in-cheek drag ques
tionnaire produced by Rep. Fortney “ Pete"
Stark, DCallf. He plans to use It as a forum to
help slap America to Its senses.
O ur associate Jim Lynch obtained a copy of
the questionnaire, which Stark plans to send
to his colleagues on Capitol Hill with the note.
"Here's another drug test you can take
without fear that some lab will screw up the
results.”
Stark's review of the casualties of the drag
war makes it clear that the good guys are
outgunned and outmaneuvered:
The National Institute on Drug Abuse
estimates there are about 6.S million cocaine
and heroin addicts In need of treatment.
About 3 million will seek treatment, but
they're In for a surprise. There are only
350.000 treatment beds available In the
country, so even if s person wants to go
straight: It may not be possible.
The government's tactic has been not to
offer more treatment facilities, but to slow the
supply of drags. That has been costly and
futile.
In 1988. the U.S. Navy and Coast Guard
scoured the coastlines for smugglers, using
up 3,347 ship-days at a coat of more than $40
million. Only 17 shipments were seized. That
adds up to more than $3 m illion per
smuggler. It would be cheaper to give each
smuggler the money and set them up In a
retirement home In Sun City. Ariz.
Exasperation has spread through every tier
of the population. Guess who said this: "If
you want to lose the war on drugs, leave It
just to law enforcement." It was U.S.
Attorney General Richard Thornburgh, and
he's right.
Drug czar William Bennett la coming
around to the realization that spending a
fortune to atop the flow of drags doesn't work
when the traffickers have deeper pockets
than one can even Imagine. The only thing
that makes sense Is helping those who are
already hooked get unhooked and steering
future generations away from the same
abyss.
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not s wise ooUcv.”
With docent of high-priority
satellites grounded after the
shuttle accident the big three
U JL rocket makers — McDonnell
Douglas. General D yn a m ics
Carp, of San Diego and Martin
Marietta Astronautics G roup of
Denver — announced plana to
AO three companies have since
signed commercial contracts to
launch a variety of private-sector
rstTftftf but M trcopolo 1 was
the first out of the blocks.
In a departure from past
practice, the contract between
B8B and Hughes calls for the
California serospace company to
purchssr the launch vehicles
and Insurance for the satellites
and to test them In orbit before
handing over control to the
buyer, changing the traditional
balance of risks and rewards,"
according to a company state-
Mamdied late Saturday at CedsfwSlnal Medical Cei
the age of SB. He had been admitted to the hospital Ji
com plaining of difficulty swallowing and died of heart I
hospital spokeswoman Paula Correia said Sunday.
Th e author's 38 books sold 30 million copies work
among them *’Luat for Life” about painter Vincent Van
""Clarence
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and "Love
la Eternal."
about Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln. "Th e Agony and the
Ecstasy." the baste for a 1865 (Dm. waa one of several books he
wrote dealing with Michelangelo.
Poll *hows support for drug fight
N EW Y O R K — A majority of Americans believe the United
States should aend troops to fight and arrest drug traffickers In
Colombia and other countries that export drugs, a Newsweek
ITIMBlfnf [Will Mid
T h e poll of 000 adults also found an overwhelming number
of Americana support harsher penalties for casual drug users
wtth 8S percent of those polled saying they would support
suspending a person’s driver's license if convicted of m ug
ahum. Only 11 percent would oppose such measures, the
survey found.
T h e pod. conducted A u g 34 and A u g 35. waa taken aa the
Colombian government stepped up Its battle against cocaine
traffickers, detaining an estimated 13.000 suspects in an
iln llw
ing of the man who amnulted
her. She later picked Omevbeck'a
photo out of a line-up of nine
p h o t o s aa t h e m a n w h o
assaulted her. and again Iden
tified him In court.
A forensic aerologist wtth the
Florida Department of Law En
forcement laboratory In Orlando
teatiltai Friday that samples of
semen from the victim waa from
a man wtth the same blood type
History
Lawyers
B O G O TA . Colombia — Colombia's powerful cocaine traf
fickers escalated their war on the government w ith a
nationwide bom bing spree that killed one person and m ay have
prompted the Justice minister to resign.
T h e newspaper El EspecUdor reported Sunday that Justice
Minister Monica de Grelff resigned because of threats, but
President VlrgUio Bsrco denied the report.
Colombia's cocaine cartels declared "total war” Thursday
after Bsrco reinstated an extradition treaty wtth the United
States. Bsrco acted In the wake of assassinations of Colombia's
leading presidential candidate, a police commander and a
Judge.
' A n official at the National Police headquarters in Medellin.
ISO miles northwest of Bogota, said no one waa hurt when
seven bomba exploded Saturday night and Sunday morning In
branches of the Banco Cafetero.
Three other bomba exploded Sunday afternoon at branches
of the government-owned Banco de Colombia and the privately
owned Banco del Comerc to and Banco del Eatado, killing a
guard. Officials did not specify w h e n the guard waa killed.
Another four bomba — one wtth 100 pounds of dynamite —
were defused by police st other Banco Cafetero branches, police
said. The bank la owned by the government and the financially
powerful Coffee Merchants Federation.
Communist pludgea support to Solidarity
W ARSAW . Poland — A senior official was quoted today as
saying the Communist Party will support the Solidarity-led
government of Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowteckl to prevent
more "radical” groups from taking power in Poland.
Leazek Miller, one of 17 members of the party's policy
m aking Politburo, said It would support Maxowlcckl's
non-communist government because Jts collapse would mean
"the emergence of more radical groups of the political
opposition"
Miller spoke Friday during a rally with workers In Halts*,
southwestern Poland. The text of his speech waa published
today In the Communist Party newspaper Trybuna Ludu.
T h e Communist Party — which had ruled Poland since
World War II until Maxowleckl’a was named prime minister
last week — "m ust be concerned with the Interest of Poland In
the first place but not with the party Interest." he said.
laraal attacks Hszbollah camp
B E IR U T. Lebanon — Israeli warplanes today roared low over
a large base of the Iranian-supported Hezbollah group near
Syria's border, a day after Israeli Jets struck a major Lebanese
camp operated by the Moslem extremists.
Th e Israeli army and Hezbollah denied initial reports by
Lebanese police that the planes struck the military camp In
Yanta. Just 2 miles west of the Syrian frontier.
A Hezbollah spokesman said the fundamentalists fired
Intensive rounds from anti-aircraft automatic guns on a
formation of Israeli warplanes that maneuvered at a low
altitude In what he called a mock raid over Yanta.
from United P m * International reports
b u tt between 1800
here Mack femgtaa
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hat period.
Bentley of Sanford
tefonnatloa about
Mfonnatlon
ill denominations in
the survey
n m t of Seminole County
from 1818
IB IS to 1940. »he
she said,
aald. or
black commitwill look at other Mack
commanltlea like Jam e stow n near
Eatoovgle o r Jonestown
Oviedo. Eatoovlle
In Orlando.
" Y o u c a n 't d o c h u rc h e a
without doing people." Bentley
said- "T h e churches formed the
foundation for our com m unities
b e c a u s e f r o m o u t o f th e
churches we got our self-help."
T h e Orange County Historical
Society will have one year to
complete the find phase of this
project* Van Aradel said she
h w ' t decided what the next
phase will be. Th e group's con
tlnued study of black history In
Central Florida will either extend
Some of the buildings the
group has already targeted are
the Hopper Academy building at
Pine Avenue and 13th Street,
and the St. Jamca African Meth
odist Episcopal church, built In
1881 at N in th S tre e t a n d
Cypress Avenue.
Anyone wtth Information to
share about local black history
should call the Orange County
Historical Society at 896-8320.
or call the Seminole County
Historical Society at 321-2489.
retesren
iT t c tr c n otner
oener e
eirvuc
tm ic groups
|rtxi|»a
Van Aradel said the survey
p r i m a r i l y o f G e o rg e to w n
M lM l m g i r t i
Traffickers step up war again*! Colombia
Risks for launch and delivery
to orbit have traditionally been
undertaken by the satellite
buyer— not the satellite maker.
like Tara** but about aaull.
ordinary buildings that typify
For example, the yearly
the look of homes. — fywfr and
ding Includes only a portion of churches In the black communlthe fees paid to private lawyers ty at that time.
T h e Orange County group la
for handling state
times.
Those foes frequently are paid working w ith Seminole County
from bond proceeds rather than Historical Society, the Henry
from the state treasury.
Shelton Sanford Library and
Gov. Bob MartInez's general Museum and other groups and
counsel. Pete D u nb a r, said individuals interested in prespecialized lawyers often are serving black history In Semi*
needed on major litigation, and note County.
Van Aradel said aha also oeeda
that other outside legal help
frequently pays dividends In th e help of anyone In the
recovered child support and co m m u n ity who m ay have phoother benefits to the state.
tograph* or information to ahare
"S h o u ld we be concerned
about the growth of outside
counsel? It's obviously a ques
tion (hat always baa to be
asked." Dunbar said. “Do the
numbers alone give rise to con
cern? Not really"
Dunbar, who oversees the
hiring of private law firms by
agencies under the Republican
go vern or, said law yers are
chosen for their qualifications.
But he acknowkdged that politi
If you have a basic apti
cal cotiakferattans can come Into
play.
"I'm not hiring any of my
enemies." he said.
Dozens of law firms around
Florida earn 8100.000 or marc
yearly from various state agen
cies. The Tampa firm of Carlton
Fields Ward Emmanuel Smith ft
Cutler led the Hat with more
than 81.6 million In legal foes
and expenses during the past
three years.
tude for math and the desire
to help others, you can get
a lot of satisfaction by volun
teering your time and skills
to people who need help
doing their taxes.
1b find out about the free
IRS training program, call
1-800-424-1040 now.
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Maggie B. Buckner. 80. 901
pecan Ave.. Sanford, died Satur
day at Central Florida Regional
Hospital. Sanford. B om Ju ly 12.
1909, In MonticeUo, she moved
to Sanford from there In 1943.
She was a homemaker and a
m e m be r of New Bethel
M issionary Baptist C h u rc h .
Sanford. She waa a member of
Order of the Eastern Star No. S3.
Sanford.
Survivors Indude daughters.
M ary H a ll. S a nford. Jo a n n
R ob in son , C a lifo rn ia ; ton s.
Captain, Richard. Roosevelt, all
of S a n f o r d , S a m u e l. S I.
P e te rs b u rg ; s la te r. M a m ie
Drayton. MonticeUo; brothers.
A.D. Drayton. Sanford. Alfonso
Drayton. Luke Drayton, all of
Winter Haven; 35 grandchildren;
40 great-grandchildren.
Sunrise Funeral Home. San
ford, In charge of arrangements.
Elmo a Williams, 77. 950
MeUonvillc Ave.. Sanford, died
Saturday at HUlhavcn Health
Care Center. Sanford. Bom April
1, 1912. In O ’Neil, he moved to
Sanford from Cocoa in 1967. He
waa a cement mason for a
construction company and an
Arm y veteran of World War II.
Survivors Include stepson. Ed
Dawson. Sanford.
G ram k ow F u n e ra l H o m e .
Sanford. In charge of arrange
ments.
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Sanford H e ra ld
County boasts
some of state’s
best runners
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Harriers ready to
IN BRIEF
Brantley win all have strong squads
w ith Seminole Lake Mary and
Oviedo all foltowtng very dosety.
Lyman finished second in the 4A
state meet last year and returns
state champion Teddy Wtchett. who
will look to cap off Ms senior year
with another stole title and another
trip to the Kinney National meet.
Mitchell, who has been a standout
since his sophomore yew. win be
joined by Kevin Padgett, the stole's
top returning Junior. Padgett was a
big help tn the stole meet for the
Oreyhounds Iasi year as a strong
third runner.
Lake Brantley return* several
strong runners as does Lake Howell
and both have proven to be tough
teams to beat over the past two
years. Both Lake Brantley coach
Charlie Harris and Lake Howell
coach Joe Corso have had the
programs on the rise and look lo
continue the upward flight this
year.
Lake Mary Is in the midst of
building a powerhouse and la In the
i • D m n y im n )
Bucs come to terms
with top-pick Thomas
Chtofs rfrtly to teat Basra
CH1CAQO - ’ The Kansas City Chiefs under
new^Copeh Mkrty Schottenhetmer picked up
their first win of the exhibition seaaon Sunday
night with an Impressive 33-17 come-frombehind decision over the Chicago T
sntTw
e knew we were
“This game was Important.
We
making progress, but to beat a good football
team like Chicago Is certainly going to help our
confidence.” said veteran quarterback Ron
Jaworskl. who played the entire second half and
engineered the key fourth-quarter scoring drive
that put Kansas City ahead.
Trailing 17-13. the Chiefs began the drive
from their own 38. and Jaworskl took them 73
yards on 10 plays In 0:33. completing all six
pass attempts.
On a second and 3 at the Chicago 19. the
15-year veteran lobbed a paaa to rookie wide
receiver Robb Thomas right at the p a l line, and
Thomas hung on despite paaa Interference by
defender Lemuel SUnson.
I AMERICAN LBAOU1
Expo* surviving on Wool Co m !
The late-season Weal Coast swing can often
determine a team's fate down the stretch. Right
now. U appears the Expos are hanging on while
the Meta are slipping off.
Montreal Is 3-1 on Its current nine-game trip
In California, while New York Is 0-3. Th e Expos
have already hurdled the toughest obstacle,
playing In Candlestick Park. If they can survive
the next two series In
S a n Olego and Loa
Angeles, they can con
centrate on the Cubs.
"We've got a great
o p p o r t u n i t y now. ' *
Andres Galarraga said
Sunday after bla 30th
homer of the season led
the Expos to a 6-3
victory over the NL
West-leading San Francisco Giants. "We're only
two out (of first place), we've got great pitchers
and we're starting to hit the ball."
In other games, Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh
1-0, Chicago got past Atlanta 3-3 In 10 innings:
Houston beat St. Louis 6-3: Los Angeles
thumped Philadelphia 8-1; and San Diego
out-slugged New York 13-7.
expos
TAM P A - Nebraska AU-Amerlca
linebacker Broderick Thomas, the
sixth player selected In the NFL
draft, haa reached an agreeia — > in
principle with the Ta m p a Bay
Buccaneers and Is expected to sign
today, team officials said Sunday.
B uccaneers n e g o t i a t o r Phil
Krueger confirmed that an agree
ment had been reached and Th o m
as was scheduled to arrive In
Tampa Monday afternoon. Thomas,
who has missed six weeks of
training camp and three exhibition
games, may play In Saturday’s
pre-season finale at Cleveland.
"We could use him as a (pass)
rusher and see what we get out of
BASEBALL
□ 2 p.m. — W AYK 56. W ON. Houston Astros at
Chicago Cubs. (L)
FO O TB A LL
□ 8 p.m. — W F TV 9. N FL Preseason. Cincinnati
Bcngals at New Orleans Saints. (L)
TE N N IS
□ 7 p.m. - U SA . U.S. Open. First-round
matches. (L)
A ycevtow of Ik s
M iam i’s Jo h n s o n faces
surgery for knee
h im t he re ,* ' s a id d e f c n a l v e
coordinator Doug Oraber. "We'U
have to see how much recall he has
from the spring. We certainly
wouldn't throw him In th e n and
•start him.He's got to arm that spotTampa Bay Coach Ray Perkins
expects Thomas to start as a rookie
at right outside linebacker, where
Winston Moss tolled to register a
sack in 1988. Thomas haa excep
tional speed for his 8-foot-4. 345pound frame and led the Cornhuskrrs with 98 tackles and 10
la rh t as a senior.
With the signing of kicker Donald
Igwebulke last T h u r s d a y and
Thomas' imminent signing, right
defensive end Ron Holmes Is the
only Tampa Bay holdout.
Martina gives Arantxa a lesson
sure that made a big difference," Navratilova said.
"I've been working on my game and I'm happy with
TO R O N TO Martina Navratilova showed her
game Is In fine form heading Into this week's U.S.
Open with a 6-2. 6-2 victory Sunday over Arantxa
Sanchex-VIcarlo In the final of the $300,000
Canadian Open Tennis Championships.
Navratilova, the tournament's top seed and the
world's second ranked player, used a powerful serve
to dominate her opponent, who won a 2 Vi hour
marathon semi-final match against Gabriels Saballni
on Saturday.
"I served better today than I did all week, and I'm
NEW YORK - Entering (he U.S. Open, which begins
play today. Steffi Oraf la clearly the defending
champion most likely to repeat while Mats Wllander Is
likely to lose the sole remaining title from his glorious
1968.
Oraf. the top seed, haa won six of the last seven
Grand Slam tournaments and appears too good for her
competition. Second-seed Martina Navratilova hasn't
won a major title in two years and despite her protests.
Rose tied to
mob bookie
It ."
Navratilova said the U.S. Open has been the
farthest thing from her mind during the tournament.
" I haven't'thought about the (U.S.) Open at all."
she said. "This to a national championship so It's
more Important than a regular event.
" I hadn't won this tournament In awhile and I was
ready for It. 1 was totally Intent on what 1 was doing
out there.”
Graf set to defend U.S. Open title
her best years are past. Third-seed Gabriels Saba tint
has flashy groundstrokes but baa shown neither the
strategic mind nor the Intense competitiveness and
perseverance of Oraf.
Wllander won three of the four Grand Slam titles In
1968 but has failed to win any tournament* this year,
reaching only one final. He admits to a letdown after
finally reaching hla goal of No. 1 in the world.
"Th e Open la m y last chance to make this year
memorable." said the fifth seed. "If I don't win. i'll try
a ru t ( n r a r t
I BBS am Boon SS I Can."
CH IC A G O — Investigators say
Pete Rose placed at least six bets
with Dominic Basso, a Chicago mob
bookmaker who was convicted on
gambling and conspiracy charges,
even though Rose maintains he
does not know the sports betting
expert, a Chicago newspaper re
ported.
Sources close to the Investigation
of Rose's alleged gambling activities
told the Chicago Sun-Times that
John Dowd, hired by Commissioner
Bart Giamatti to Investigate Rose,
tracked down six phone calls made
by the former Cincinnati Reds star
to Basso during a period of several
years.
The report tn the Sunday edition
of the Sun-Times corroborates a
statement made by former Detroit
Tigers pitcher Denny McLain on hla
radio talk show Friday. McClain
uoted former Rose associate Paul
a n s i e n as sa yi ng Rose had
Janszen place bets with a Chicago
bookmaker.
S
Latter Day Saints take third in softball invitational
" rwWl V m
TV
of a. tradition and the Rama win
come ahve and run with the better
teams In the county and state.
"I'm expecting a powerhouse.”
Callow ay said. “ Last year we
weren't that good. This year, w e ll
be better and next year we should
be on lop.”
Lake Mary will also have the
services of sophomore D J . Lewis,
junior Lance Hlavtn. sophomore
Justin Walker. Junior Ed Russ,
Junior Brian K idd. Junior T a d
Bet hard! and senior transfer Phillip
Martin.
"I'm hoping to see a great deal of
Improvement." Calloway said. "T h e
team Is working hard and they seem
to be more than ready to let people
know that they have Unproved.”
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ORLANDO - T h e Sanford Church of U tte r
Day Saints finished third In the Calvary of
Assem bly C hurch of Orlando Invitational
Tournament at Lake Falrvlew Park Saturday.
Joined by three Calvary Assembly teams, the
U tte r Day Saints played In a round-robin format
that was set up for the teams to get together for a
day of competition, brotherhood, and fun. Each
team that wasn't playing supplied an umpire,
there were no trophies awarded and each team
kept Ita own score book.
The Sanford team opened the tournament with
a 16-2 victory over the Calvary Saints as they
pounded out 16 hits. The game was halted In the
bottom of the sixth Inning by the mercy rule.
LDS started slowly, the score tied 2-2 going
Into the bottom of the fourth when It exploded for
four runs. Then LDS put the game out of reach
when It scored six runs In the fifth and four more
runs In the sixth.
Robert Smith led the way with a double, two
singles, two runs scored and three RBI. Also
contributing were Tim Brumley (double, two
singles, three runs scored, one RBI). Dean Smith
(two singles, four RBI). Stan Brumley (double.
•Ingle, two RBI) and Sherwood Zem (two singles,
two runs scored, one RBI).
Others who played well were Rod Turner
(double, run scored, two RBI). Lonnie Peeler t
(single, run scored. RBI). Gary Moore (single, run
scored. RBI). Brantley Brumley (single. Iwo runs
scored). Rodney Hodges (two runs scored. RBI).
Richard Taylor (run scored) and Bobby Newman
(run scored).
The Calvary Saints scored single runs In the
third and fourth Innings and collected 10 hits In
the game.
In the second game, the Calvary Reds scored
three runs In the first and four runs In the fourth
to defeat the Calvary Kings (made up of players
35 years of age and over) 7-1. The Reds out-hit
the Kings 9-5.
The Saints got Into the winners' column In
game No. 3e when they scored eight runs In the
top of the seventh to overcome an 8-2 defcclt and
held on to defeat the Reds 10-8. The Saints
collected seven of their 10 hits In the big seventh
Inning. Th e Reds collected 11 hits in the losing
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lng to roe la that there aecma to
•* • majority of haabeball (ana
who actually s*ree with him.
"Who carca If he broke aome
allly rule? Everybody gambles,
Look what he'a done for the
Ramc.
Amide from the (act that Roae
bled the ga m e d ry In hla
nianlacal chaae of T y Cobb and
that he waa lucky both the
Montreal Expo* and Cincinnati
n a t i a a x ream iw
cause.
Then 1,08 fcn vkrtlnl to “ Wte
*44*4444-771 aloppy fielding In dropping a 5-4
724ssssa-171 decision to the Kings In the
& n n £ l»!
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,he ^ y * u *
72*441 t*-ni trailed 4-2 entering the top of the
sixth when they acored a pair of
. . . __ . . jg y y jh s a
n m , t0 tic the score. But the
FimtaMad
Kings came up with a run In the
iNrrvatsiaii|»watMMsdiitN tati»
bottom of the sixth to take the
Dan HsaasTM* u m
Craig Barry.
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Leading the 10-hlt LOS attack
MMM72- 3M were Dean Smith (taro singles
« » d ,hr** R B ,L Hodge* (two
Bsnsm* l m b *, Osniwy asMirti ju single* and a run acored). Tim
JSM Marls Csnuarss.s#an ss-nsiss-M* Brumley (two singles). Robert
& a S ? ' j 2 !Zu
Z S Z t t S i Sm,th l* stn« le and onc RWL
>«*n tausysr. wssiomwy i»w«HS-ne
Bics Hartmann. iMtauts. tf a u tt-iM
Ksn taMa!
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Jay Berger, Ptoatatao. (Si drt. Michael
Chang. Placentia. Callt. H i. S 4 S i . S - l
M lioslev M s c lr end M arian Vo|d«.
Ctecheetovakla (21, M l. Kmills and Javier
Sanchet. S p a in .I4 1 4 M (71).
Pw kr (a single and one run
scored). S tan Brum ley and
Taylor (one single each), and
L ln gen fel te r a n d Bran tley
Mark Oevls. I
Mark McNulty.
u .n a -is
J Gwynn. SO
! Clark. SF
} Smith. All
• Greet. Chi
J Guerrero. Stl
r Wallen. Chi
! Oquendo. Stl
» Johnson. NY
; Mikhail. SF
Mitchell. SF. C . Oevls. Hou. and
Johmon.
NV. 21;
Davie. Cln.
M;
Strewkerry. NV. 27. Sandberg. CM. 12
Bum Batted I*
Mitchell. SF. 110. Clerb. SF. n .
Guerrero. Stl. *t.
Oevls. Cln.
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Johmon. NV. 7*.
Wei loch. Mon. » . Guerrero. Stl. U ;
Johmon. N Y. 24; Clark. SF. 20 end tour Hod
with a
Triglot
Thompson. SF. 10. Roberts. SO. end
Coleman. Stl. I end tote tied with seven.
Staten Bases
Coleman. Stl. 27; Gwynn. SO. 21;
Young. Hou and Alomar. 13; Johnson. NY.
22; Samuel. NV. II.
Rum
Johnson. NY. M; Clark. SF. M.
Sandberg. Chi. end Mitchell. SF. *1.
Bonds. Pit. (2
Hitt
Gwynn. SO. 172. Clark. SF.
Alomar. SO and Guerrero. Sll.
Sandberg. Chi. 114. Wdlach. Mon. 112
PltcMag
Earned Rue Average
(Mtainsum It# Inwngs Pitched)
Hershlser. LA. 2 IS. Garretts. SF.
Reusetwl. SF. 31*. Langston. Mon.
Smiley. PH.2S4
144.
141.
2.14.
120.
wrestling coach.
West Virginia — Announcad th* raalfnatlan
at rill* coach Ed Etiet to become counselor In
the ichool*i athletic department
FeetaeM
Ian Oitce — Released running back Lionel
Jernoe. kicker Vince Abbott, ettenely* lino
man Den Rated* tad* receiver Greg Lewie,
deterelve beck Mark Meore. drtenvlm lino
man Ed Washington end tight end Tony
Hunter.
Tyrrell.*
11. Maurkie OufMmln. BrttH. Marck:
Andrsa ds Caearik. Itaty. OaUara; I M m
Midme. Itaty. BraStam; as* Alta Csffi.
Italy. Daitora. 4
14. OtrlsKm Danner. WMt Germany. Slat;
and Jean A M . Franc*. Tyrrell. 2.
IS Stolen Jehanaeoru Swsdwi, Onya; Ran*
Arnoui. Franc*. U t t a : and Ptorlulfl
Martini. Itaty. Minardi. 1
21. Luis lata. t*44». Minardi; Gabriele
Taraulnl. Italy. A G 2. Ollvta GreuUtard.
Franca. U f t a ; Martin Brundta. Britain.
Brabham; and J a a t a Peimer, Britain,
Tyrrell. I
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I. Oerrel K w tti Soottl*. 2.731; 3. Warren
Hoy. Irving. T o m s . 2JM ; 2 John Han
degard. Redding. Callt.. U U i 4. Robert
Gibbe. Abilene. Te u e . 2444; 1 Bob K w e U .
Dayton. Ohio. 1.432; a. Guo Marsala.
Maryland Height*. Mo., 1413.
Houston
New England
Seattle
Kama* City
NV Jets
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Butlato
Cleveland
LA Raiders
NY Giants
LA Rams
Philadelphia
7 Glenn Allison. Whittier. Callt. 240*. *
Lamar Taylor. Tlttai. Go.. 2.OT; *. Bill
Johnson. Cha! matte. La . 24B ; *0. Den
Hannam, Sycamore. OMo. 1441; II. Emle
Belli. Lae Vegas. 3 .W . 12. Beb NetmbeM.
Wtater Pork. 24M.
II Lte Schlseier. Bright"". Cota. 2414; 14.
Bud Grooms. Sheluc. III.. 24SI; IS. Wayne
Johnson. Winston Salem. N.C.. 2.24*, 14.
Bobby Dunn. Evans. G o . 2.241. 17. (He) Ska#
Foremsky. Conroe. Teaae. end BtaM Pierce.
Jacksonville. 2441.
I* Tommy Tuttle. King. N.C., 2.114. 2*.
(Iloi Bill Beach. Sharon. Pa., end Kenneth
ScMsita. Brighten. Cato. LI22; 22. Oeug
Johnson. Lang Booch. Colli.. 2423; U . Sbed
WUsaa. Tampa. U l t ; 14 Jahn Hricein* Sr..
Franklin. Pa.. LStl.
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the seventh to poat a 12-11
come-from-behtnd victory.
Robert Smith and Newman led
the LOS 17-hlt aaaault aa they,
both went 4 for 4. Smith had a
double, three mingle*, four run*
acored and two RBI whi l e
Newman had four single*, three
runa acored and one RBI.
Also contributing were Peeler
(triple, single, three RBI). Dean
Smith (two single*, run acored).
Zem (tingle, (wo run* acored).
Hodge* (tingle. RBI). Llngenfeller (tingle, RBI). T im Brum lcy
(tin gle . RBI). Sian B ru m le y
(tingle), and Brantley Brumley
(run acored. RBI).
The Reds, who also came up
with 17 hlta In the contest, were
d e c r l a r e d the t o u r n a m e n t
champions by virtue of their
earlier win over the Kings.
For the tournament. LO S was
43-102 at the plate for a .422
team batting average. The Smith
brother*. Robert and Dean, and
Lonnie Peeler, all ex-Semlnole
Community College and Unlverally of Central Florida team
mates, led the offense.
;
naan—ua over the Saint* to finish the
727*42—
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fcd behind 4-1 but acored four
72-7i-7t - 2i4 runs In the fourth and sixth
4* t>7>—ns innings, onc run In (he fifth and
n tila ~ in lwo
In the seventh to win
tj-744» - 2is easily. Th e Kings out-hlt (he
744*71- 11* Sainu 15-10.
The final game of the day was
7r 7>72^ 2M a contest between LOS and the
7*7274—
114 Reds with the winner of the
727272^117 contca* earning a share of the
7272 72- 2)7 tournament championship. But
717274-117 a* in game No. *2, however. LOS
n
camc UP Just short as the Reds
7s n 44- ] i 4 scored three runa In (he top of
7471 72-21*
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excuse Irreaponalbllity.
One of the fundamental princtpala of athletic participation on
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level la that It la a privilege to be
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attka, evarhaad dears, would
make a super truck repair
shop. ate. Lett at roam for
•■pension. Fenced roar yard,
te bib off SR I4t W. SOX dawn
f t owner will carryl W H A T A
STEAL A T ................. SISS.OSO
CALL BED MORGAN
REMIX METI0
323-51ARNI2-12BB
153— AcrM Q R-
Lots/Silo
DCIARY BUNDING
Lata sta rtin g at tt.o ao
Waterfront Ms. IA740
M AM IOACORF/BROKIR
_________ aontaaws_________
O IB A R T LOTS FROM OffS ON.
LARRY HERMAN, BROKER
S tH S N ......alt, hr*........ n r a t n
ionON THE ST. JOHN'S
Riverfront tots Irom 170.000
Amenities Include pool. deck,
remp and club.
Fredeattel Realty Shawcet*
szMH4ersea-isaa
OCALA NATIONAL FOREST
Weeded lets. River access
SS4EB each IN manay dawal
145.41 monthly .............Owner
(tat) o m i t s ar iam> tsa-sasa
157— M o W k
H o m ts/ Sftk
FURNISHED 2 KDROOMIt
New carpet, sernd. porch,
quiet ratlrae mobile home
perk, S.PaBarySft see aaeaaea
vi i in vi n
323-5200
■ X C I L L I N T T IR M S I I
bdrm.. It* bath. Can. MftA,
family ream, garage, hugh
Oaks, aaaumabla. no quali
fying I Only I................. SM.000
COUNTRY NOME I I0S a ta] ft
fenced lot! Hum ook tree*I
Coed Investment property t
Assume, no quality with SLOW
down I............................I t l .W
1*3—Watorfrant
P ro p trty / S o k
LAKE SYLVAN Custom built.
V l 'i . labatrontl S.000 sq tt.
undar root, loadtdl 1371000
W. HAallctewskL Naaitar
___________m r m ___________
323-5774
FRER W E E K LY LIST el prop
trty “tur tel* by owner" Call
Help U-Sell Ire k tr.......m i n i
PLAOrS GOLF CLUBS ft GAG
■S71 Cell....................m 430*
15 FT. ALUM. CANOES
Complete wilts oars end two
Ilia lackers excellent candl
tlon 4340each.....Call HI-kM*.
maOsl. sheet legal, ilka
naw. law mllaapa. a m 3 rail
trailer, taastkeaaaa
*
I^ S a B c M S C N ta M
t* 11 atumlnum meat, In
llalabla pen toon*, plywood
dagger baerd and rudder. Mill
_ t o *h^ to^CTete_naam M e^
217— O r —
LAIEMARY
Ratten living room sat, set*
coftee labia, ate Dining roam
sat w/chlna cabinet, dining
Iebte ft 4 chairs King tit*
bra** bad Prices nagottable.
CallMI-IMB
2 1 9 -W a w tB U k lu y
IBB AIuniInuni Cm l .N vm ip ^ w
Man Parriae Metals......... Giesa
KQKoaag--------------------- .77311 **
W ANTED: Good uaad furniture
end antiques CASH PAID.
773teas
CANNON C O PIER I Model NP
40QF, reduction ft anlarga
mentv auto hand teed. VC1S
C A L L — m-aqta Oreat Beyl
PON SALE • New Canon PC
ARE copter, computer desk
and olttea furniture.... JEBdEEB
1M COPIER - INCL PAPER ft
TONER I Works groat. SI2S
AAaW Desk. SSO Call m 77BB
CASIO M T 100 P O R TA B L E
MINI K EYB O AR D IIM
CALL lePSIM
A L L S T E E L BUILDINGS at
dealer Invoice. a.Oto to W.000
sqft Call 40/ 7*1 C*l collect
193— Law n A Cardan
19S— M achlnary/TooU
AIR COMPRESSOR
4 Cyl. Kellogg. NO CFM . IS
HP. 1 phase, on SO gal. tank.
S!.*M. Consider trade lor
small truck!.............. 77340**
1 9 9 -F a ts * Sup p ika
HUNTERS SPECIAL
Blue Tick puppies. J mo. old
SIS each, I lett. call..... 371 BBS
PIGUANA PON SALE. Young
male with complete set up
Including 100 gallon aquarium,
heel lamp, heal rack and grow
light. All lor HOO. Must see to
appreciate this unique pel t
CaU 7734*1*
• Klttea
standard domastk.
Very cut* ft llulty. Fro* to
loving home................ 331 7*7*
• RABBIT - Female, has had
recant litter. Black, brown ft
white. M C a ll............ 733 *403
209— R tflisltrtd Rats
ARC DOBERMAN
II wks. old. black ft rust, red
ft rusl. males! Good tom
garment, 3 generetlons on
premlMS, good bloodlines,
need homes TO OAYISIW SI7S
Call.................. ■■...6959489
K IT CAAftPER TO R - Full kltch
an. ste m A *c. axe. candl
AAovlnamuStiall.S4»mS7to
MERCURY COUGAR XR7
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Do am g j a B g W g j
l*E7 model, charasst grey, 10
l i tre engine, lull power
equipment pkg . I2.0I» mites,
ene owner, show room candl
Iten1111.300/otter.
con m t m
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Ji tt. Ilka naw. sleep* s. air,
and many aitrae. sn.WO.
FOND FICK UP F ID also
aval labia I Clean, low mlkaga.
equipped ter tewing. U M
MERCURY CONAR
CAU. 315-7513
7*. mechanic's ap«cltell Naw
mater, carbureter, ate. Tiros
good A ll tha ••tret 707
engine. No time te flnith. 4700.
w_- a- - - > a THVvNBfeLI
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Craftsmen. Mach ft SnapOn.
S bows full. Includes boxes
Cel 1/7*44*4.7 am to 4 pm
*
243— Junk C a n
CUSTOM CONV IR S ION VAN
IH t, Musi sell, only 4 months
old! Has TV, VCR. dual gas
tanka, dual air. loaded Asking
m m / a H a r ........Call D i-a n t
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AAardiandiM
l f l — Buildiog
M a ta rk ls
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Saks
1R9— OftiCD SuppikE
/ Equipm ent
C FA PERSIAN K ITTE N S V*
rlety ol colors, evellabk >0/1.
grand champion lines Price
BY O W N IB 1 bdrm 4 bath,
rwg Also. 1 kitten*, tether
quasi house Also. 2 acres on
C F A P e rsia n . Mother
road, subdivided All or part!
130 174/
Morseswelcome!
371 SOT I Siamese. *40 *4
UUEf ROOT HOME
322-RC7R
H UN TIN G LEASE •1.4M acres
SW Oeargla. big buck areal
MHdted Cnty. C jn sp a e n d s
all vtu. inci. * many extras.
Fenuly memberskipe avail..
Si.Mb/yr.......*0*7*31*77 avee
Farget Imvastteg Elaawbaral
Dalend - Daveloped lota with
fiver view and access. 110.000
te taaAM Financing avail,
ebte. 2S% dawn.
Itea CRAFT MASTER
1F7S OUERDON
Come see. Mon. thru Fri. ft
make offer I LOW FRICESH
J21-R755_______ 321-2257
h
New a bedroom, a belh
manufactured homes. Open
dally 12 te t pm W North
Grant St ■Unowned a tta in
SURER SALE It
I k . Real Estate Inker
S*t* SaaterdAe*.
IM -C o fw p u ttrt
• *l **4A COM PUTER with
speech aynthesiier. hook ups
a p r o g r a m and g a m e
cartridges, loylticks and
manuals. S I M l l r m Call
Richard.................. M340*4
1R7— Sp ortiW Qaads
S M I DOM
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1219444
DANIILI
OUACHITA I4H 74 Bast Boat
and tra.ter.7t te HP Mercury
mater. IIEEE. Ceil 133 »S1 ar
__________ 773*34*___________
14 It. Rborptel* Baal with trail
«r Seed candltton. 4374
________ CaKM1-4**7_________
» It. Nam . 4B HP Mariner.
223— AALscaHancous
• BOARDWALK * BASEBALL
TICKETS-SaiOOterl.
__________ 7734*4*___________
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JU N K CARS REM OVED
NOCHARGE
371*377
SBTap DeHarts Paid tor |unh
cart, trucks, a wheel drive.
Any candl lion. CaR » M
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NEED INSTANT MONEYT
Ceurteay DaKMtie tad StarHagj tecated at 731*5. Hwy. I I
ft *3, Sawterd will pay yae tap
daiter ter year uaad car tedayl C a m by wMb year tttte
ft veftkte * tel * itefe yew ee
•Mar yau caa7 te n Bpam11
Train to baa Professional
RUT------ SELL____ TRADE
H U IT 'S CROWN PAWN
_________ 4I7-122-E7M_________
HANDYMAN over a yrt. expo
fierce No |ob loo smallt
*AM 7PM Sanlord.... 73*1*77
NEWWOODSTOVE
NORDIC KITCHEN STYLE
Retell value el SAM. Sacrifice
at S110! Call 47* 4(71/message
__________________________ *
• RADIO CONTROL CAR • 1/10
Kale. R/C high performance,
4 wheel drive ft stoarlng,
off road racer. Original price.
S37*. Head money, will Mil tor
HOC Call 773 44**evenings
• S IT OF OOLF EQUIPM EN T
14.7,7 and f Irons. PW I and 3
wood*, collapsible bag. balls,
tees and pr. ol * t/1 men's got I
shoe*. Perfect starter tel All
tor tiaa. Call.......... j ..... aaonaa.
SHOP EARLY FON X-MASI
AVON •TH E P E N F IC T G IF T I
Call 17*4(11 tar *«r special giH
Hatlaotaadprteaat__________
•SaMd E X T Deer with hinges
and deadbolt Very good con
dlHen ITS.................... M l M l*
• D INCH WOOD WINDOWS •
55.........................Call Ml 74TB
—
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a
2 3 1 -C a rs
CADILLAC - 74. Electro, runs
good, clean. S3® 7* AAAC
WAOON. air, claan. 1300
Good transoortalhxi!.. 173 *470
CADILLAC COUPE DCVILLE
74, looks and runs good all
power, a/c. will Mil at ll tor
MOB 7134014. leave message
CADILLAC SEDAN DCVILLE
‘17. ruby red. 40.000 mile*, like
new *14.000or best oiler. Call
47* 744)
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CHEVY CAVALIER
)*•}. type 10 hatchback. 1
door. 4 speed, sunroof. AM FM
stereo, new over haul ed
engine, new brakes. A GOOD
BUY el 12.400 otter *71 444*
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771 443*
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IM1. white with tan Interior,
lea cold air, power sharing ft
brakes. 4 speed. 4 cylinder.
AM/FM radio, looks ft run*
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automallc, cloth Intarlor.
power steering, power brakes
power window locks loaded'
Include* car phonal 1*000 ml.
Paid 517,400 will aacrlllc* tor
Ill.tOO. ............ Calls** 4431.
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Thera are circumstances in
which you don't mind losing a
finesse, as Illustrated In today’s
deal, but first a word about the
bidding. After North had made a
forclng-to-game Jum p raise In
spades. South could have cm barked upon a complicated
series of cue-bids. But South did
not really Intend to bid a grand
slam. It was unlikely that his
partner held the spade king, the
club ace and a diamond holding
that would cover the three
potential losers In that suit. And
that would be difficult to dctermine In any event. But small
slam was a different story —
almost anything In the North
hand would provide a good play
for six. So South Jumped right to
six spades. Declarer now wanted
to guarantee the contract, and
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dum m y's ace a n d played a
spade. If East had followed,
declarer would have finessed,
not caring If West won the
singleton king. A a It was. East
discarded, and declarer simply
won the ace and played another
spade. West was cm lead and had
the choice of leading Into the A -J
of diamonds, playing the club
lung (which would be ruffed) or
playing a heart allowing de
clarer to niff In either hand while
getting rid of the possible
diamond loser from the other. If
East had followed to the spade
from dum m y, losing to the
singleton king In the West hand
would have achieved this same
favorable result.
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tacts will be established In the to be of assistance, but you also
year ahead and several people require recognition,
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Cleveland. OH 44101 -3428.
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sort of revolve around you. You garden.
arc going to be the focal point
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Remold W H o u r E u t u liv r Editor
Laura Sollien AdvrftmnQ Dirrctor
H**mr I v|i\» »\ (M onth* m *i .o ». M o n t h * h i m l
\«*.u $?*(*> In St.iti M.nl l Months * J r* Mi ♦*
Month* ^ 1 ‘ MNi Vrai £'M»(Ni ( >nl 111 Si.ih M.nl I
Monih* ftJI H j •. Month*. M i l »t» \ i .ii f t T M M
L'-HEOL
Truly’s challenge
W h en asked In |nillsieis musi Atiicncuiis
s.i\ lln-y like tlir tiith m 's s | mcc piiigr.iih Hut
w ill’ll It entiles to I in i u; I.i m v h it It. tliev
.iti n I m i M llr It will lx1 K r.u A ilm Kit li.irtl
11 u ly's task In |»-i m i itl«- lilt- |»'tiple's rcptc
scniatlvcH ill f ’ongiess lli.it 1I m- p iu g i.m i is
Im lrril a stumtl iiiv rs im riu
A d m ira l 11ill V is w rll s u llrd lot I tie |uli H r
tilirr tlrw I lie s lm tllr ( 'hitllciiger lu lu m int
.tin I li.it k. .inti was given I lie |uli a llrr tin
IMHIi ('lu illc tiger disaster nl tc v lv u ig the
s liu lllr ptogr.illi W illi lui lli iiltius a ttru lliu i
in s id rly and rclkihllltv. 1lie p in g ram is m ir r
.igalti o|MTiitl<Nial.
Now A dm iral T iu lv lias I v e i l n.unt il N A S A
Ili ad m a r ru ria l yrar tnr I lit- ikitiuu's s p a rr
p iu g ia m T l i r ageticv Is ask ug Congress It it
1 lilllitui Im ih r sp arr-stallull ptn|rrt
( nngress m niilM -rs w ho lt.dk im ^lti note
d ial d ir apprttpnalltiti i r p i r w n i s altmit I
p r r r r n t til I lie Ird iTa l budget. rn m p a rrd In llir
■I jtiT rrn l w r s|n*nl d u rin g tin- Ilia tt-otl -1III*
inutin program I h r m lllia rv Im plications nt
tin- span- p iu g ia m a ir pisi a s n -lrv a n i it lint
m ore than lliry w r r r m llM id u lie ii asininaiit
Nt il A rm stro n g slrp|M-d m i ih r nitHtii
I hr
space slatlnli Is a natural next s lr p h i a
Im irnev lit Mars and ttrynnd. and w r wish
A d m ira l T r u ly wi ll in piirsnadum C m icn-ss
that Ih r United S ta irs should si t tin pat r
ALTERS
H anging up on lo n g -d istan ce ‘trickery’
I (M .I.A III l .A
\l.t
Ir lt pJtntir » m is m
A l.ili.m i.i .iti.l ,t tru o tliri stales . ti|m a s|H-rtiil
in m in tun ,u .u i.th|. H s r t t h r i r m ilti nation
llit'V tlo m il 11.i\ t to ttsk h< inti Kotilti’d hv
'.ll 11*111.till r oJM |.it 11| si 11 It t . t III l pall It s
•Mltinst 1 ' M a ts aytt tin M ah.nna I'nhllt
S m i t e i o n m n s sii.il tint w tin m u t t n tilnstti
inti ot i h r s ia lr tin t i n r iv in g In in itn ils ot
rtn n p l.iln ls al>.nil A i ls poiM tlt-is im po sin g in
lla ltil t 11. it lies Im lln Intli: ihstan. r t a ll , llirv
li.mtllt-tl
At is . <iin|ianit s d lllrt from ATA1 MCI, US
sp tm l ou t m l i r t tt’p n la h lt li lt p li i in t toll
rttni|iiinirs in nut n i l luipoM alll l i s j i r t l I (tit
sjtri la ll/r III t Itall! It i a m o o t a ih rr than less
I In v oiler then s t u n t s not in irs iilru u a l in
tHisiiifss soils, tils is inn in i ) i. ofiriatftis oi
lioit'ls anti ttioh Is tins ami i .i IIu m i I stations
Urn k stups all (Hills lins|in.ils pi is. ais ,mi|
illlll’I'l Ill IT 111IIIII IIS. utliisi ll I.-1it I. .111 s .11. Its. a
h i lla lis i. nts 1 1st I. ■t . util iith ris ta. kttik -in *ss
to a llr iu a u i • u n i n
d one .llslam . . alls pla. t-.l lio n i all ot tin
I Km p .n ti|.|ih o n rs at m u ol III" n a tio n s
husii st a lip .'ils
lla t ls lir lil h tlt-fti.illutial III
Atlatila ale h a m Il' il h i aii Ai I S . .iin p .m i I
I In m anaei IS ot Ihus. taiiltu* s
u litis,
ti'lr p h n n i s ci to M il s i I I ,iIIluu m a n n u a l
n i . in], s
ii > l l i m l llltli ill'sup i at me lilt A lls
■o in p ,m lr s as lln soli p t n v iili't s o l lo n e distant r
s i n u i - h u m l i n n ti‘li'| ih iiiiis tn tin - p n im lM - nt
I '.r n iliills in in m is s liit is
t o |I1im I iii i siitlli lent r i - l i tim -s III |M I Ih o s r
■u m m lssiim s and r a m siilisianlt.il |iiolits Im
tin tiiM -lirs . lli r A O S
•m n p .in n -s
t i p i i -a l l i
• li.it ei I r l r p h n i i r
us. is iIm i tim i and
tin dines m ote |H-t
•a ll ll la ll l l i r t r
SJK-1 t i ll I HI |1|1*I1Ill'S
III sntlir I'.IM's d ir 11
lulls an lo d tlirs as
lueh and in m a in
n is i.i u i s d i n
lu ll
iis i ts tot i alls p i.ii r d
h id tint i o i n p l r t r i l
M in i u i n
m a tl i
i . lli r Is d o no t I r a n i ut
lln in tia tril i Ii, ite r s
o u t ll I lo t i n r l n
ili.it m m n lili t r lr
pin im lu lls
In I H i rin lH i |OM7
lilt
U u h .im u I ’St
n t d r r r d till tld tr A O S
(ilu i Id r is d ir ll dom e h u sin rss m lln stall to hah
all 11|m l.llln n s M lh o o e ll d ir a e r tlr i has stui r
a llo w n l o i i i h im to rr liir ti uiidi-t tin s, m u
In Ills prcelpilale d rs rrn t h u m |M>wer.
P rim e M in is te r T a k r s h lt a leaves .Japan
w ithout r l l r r t l v r leadership, (im buhly lor at
least a m onth, until p a rlia m n ii m a r ls the
Im d firt legislation a n d Ids s u r r r s s o r Is
eliUM-n. M ra u w tillr. the ptihiiiul rm iviilslm i
In T o k y o Is unlikely tu have nint h Im part mi
IJ.S. .Japaneserelations.
Kstiin.itrs ol dir inmdH’t ol At is •tiMip.mirs
tiadonwiilr Mite*' Imm as Im as so in nititr dian
Jim Somr nt tin- latet si linns a ir Iii-ai1i|iia(li-ird
in 1 ri.ts Illinois Klortda ottem i ami Mat viand
I In 11 li t ommillltt .ItIons Itrsrali It anti At Unit
i •un i a pidilu i imn rs t crimp in WiiHlnnctmi
ill
lias u a e rtl all .t e e u s s lir t anip.iieil In M ain
trli-p tln n r n s rts alHiut atm srs in th r At IS
in d u s tti
dt p .la in rs (tto|H'i
11 I r u n
lias
lilt MmI iii f i t irin rill.lt Ireisl.iUoll lilt o lie irss
dttt llir J-’r d n a l < n im m in li atluns I ttiititilssltin
m till Ii nitelil In If- (iro ln H ue lli r pi 11tl it trt m i l l
d r r l l u r i l In f r e u l.lt r At IS rates ill hilltu e
lifUi tlt rs
JACK ANDERSON
Arm y inspectors
need to shape up
WANIIINt ■It IN
hank li.r. Its privileges
ami no one kisiws that lieltrr dian two st.ii
Arms t.en Andrew I. t isdev Wtirn die
ihllliri hunt lullrit arouilil al 1 isilrv s pie
nuns |Mist fiat Stewart tia the general was
served try aufc-s tu w tnlr jai krls Amt when
tie wauled In review llir tim^is die grnrrul
■rinsed in a nisloiiu/rd A lim van widi d n p
i ar(iedug. swivel i lu lls a slrten anil iiilm
trlev Islon
f n l e v e rv t.e u
I n u le v
I t i r i e are
Descent from power
No am m m t ol lu rk io o m dealing s u lh rrd to
s a v . lap.iurst p iv m trr Nolioru l.ikeslnt.i and
In s ra h llirt lim n h .itin u In a s s u r o r lull bl.illlc
lot th r rrisis ol distrust w h irh has attlli ltd
th r nation s governm ent
I h r r x ir n l to whit’ll the Ta k rs h lta regime
w as nut ol m ill’ll w ith puhltr indignation
r a m r to Itulit w ith th r su rp n s r aiiliouin r
tin n t ut his m trn tim i tu s lip tlttwn a llr r tin
D irt m a r t s like I!I8 9 lisral budget s n m rttin r
d u rin g Ih r tirxt lour w rrk s . Mi Ta k rs h lta
rm tfrs s rd di.it h r It.td tint expected Ih r
K r r r u lt C o . scandal to reach such c p lr
■it ofxirlIntis. Tlie w intlr tu a lirr had exploded.
!n a s s rrlrd In a p hra sr that rrtta ln I S
p ollllrlans it m id adm ire. ItciaUM- ol a "g a p m
i h r t tiusriousnrssto w ard m oney.'
A rtu a ily , most ol th r srantLiluus rcvclulions that liruiighl dow n M i. Ta k rs h iia and
Ins ra h ltirt involved flnani lal ilealx that w rit
Iri'iil A llh u iig h ih r Prim e M lnistrr and his
top rnllcugiics assert they saw nor hum w rong
w ith accepting rm itrihutliN is totaling mote
th. h i $1.5 million h u m Ih r K rc ru ll Inlorm a
non and real-estate tn n g h im n .d e . th r .Ju |m iit s r p u h llr was rig h tly appallrd ai Ih r
i tuilllct ut In lrrrs t.
A polttK.il crisis was p irrip iia tril alter
op|Kisitlmi p a n its dem anded explanations
11 u n i lo r m c r P rim e M l n l s i r r Y a s u h lr n
N akasnnr nlm ul $4ti,iUXKi w orth ot prulils
received h y his aklrs In a K rerult share deal
O rlltH ra tlu n s on the national budget have
since Ix eti stalled h y an opjMisillmi Is ty ro ll.
In Ih r end. Mr. Ta k rs h lta adm itted to
accepting S I m illion In pulllfral dm iiillm is
lim n Recruit and receiving a priso n a l loan ol
$ 3 8 5 ,0 0 0 Irom the c u m p a n y.
v rllla iii r . sta ir ollli lals it-iu a ln tie h rh illi I r r t v ut
tin- In iiu s d v
( o iitii-rtlru l. K r n lilr k v . N orth t'lilo h n a and
Mlssissip|ii are a in o n e lli r sta irs dia l also lia v r
e r n u a lll tia u iiril A O S (ito v ld ris w lillr S m ith
(a io lliia
O rn r e la . I r n t i r s s r r . Y lte llllit and
l lnliila a t r .lim in e llir s ta irs dia l lia v r taken
p u n itive ai lions
In a h .its h li m t ld r d n tilrt d ia l tilu n d v art us. d
tin- A O S u im p a tilrs ul "ha nd
llir I r n n r s s n
I’S i ' last vein said
I h r hu sin rss p i a r d r r s ol
lilt- A O S lo m p a u ii-s a tr im r th lra l al ties], lilreal
tl H .n s i
A O S ta irlt-is tin mil iiiin|H-ti tot
tm siiu -ss T h r i |tl i tl it lim n tenor.tilt t- and
tru kt-rv
d u iiis .1 lids nl g u m ts
m fin imiieil the A m u
tu see lli r w u lh l tlV
Millie iiiim Ii- s I Inra lis
Someone nodi r d llir
in e q iilly anil dio|i|ird
a d im e lo rr|m lt die
m a|or
g e n e r a ls
rx i esses lo a Ik -lrn s r
II e p a r l in r it I
w h is tle b lo w e r s ’
hnihnr The Armv
EESSEBCIiEEBaBI^M M M M M M
Thoughts on the French Revolution
W \S| l!\ {* I i »\
* n|h< 1111\ iv n rss .1 Visl
and iiilim m is l III till Mitdil m il lake non ol
till- 'JOUdl .llltlll l ts.lt l ttl th r t I* tn It |<rlttill
lion A II h i i o lllrst In n . id has (itm pt il lln eon
a till III tin
M ai Issttt nl lln
AtlilU lli
m ae-t/im
hut .is usual In lias m ade an
tlH|mrtatil |nnu1 s i f i o ii m im .d ll Hi.it t m n
lllfiu a rie s in ttiilH Mill ItHtk lilo.itrtl amt
ItiM dislatUl.il In ■m u p u iism i
1111 si Ii ui a n is a 11 in .ii k a h h
m an
a
7 1 i r . i t u|d O i lm a n Im ru t iim u m is i and
In im r i t rd i i al K rs i-iv i nltli lal Mis a ra d rltu i
sliu Jlrs li.il i t a ne<’it lal I" i m id Ills u m ii tlr III In
illu m lu .iie (m in i' - M idi m siehis d raw n Im m
sr* ioloei
.n tih iu p u lu e i anti a d o / ru o d ir l
dtsi i|ilun s
I lia s lln k l ru o u e lj lo ) toss Ins path in
1H7CI lln i o n In (lu h lls liril l.xit Vi ill t and
I.o y.ilti
a sm all honk h tim u u u e n id i m siehis
m ill tin M al s p 'iip lr trsolv i llir (irrs s illrs that
ii| ii tal* nn tin m insid. "le a u i/ .itin n s It io n
want in m id i is la n d m I i .ii was iin ik m e ui tin*
lutud ut O l i i . a S u lla as .. M a ttn r uttn i f m i d ir
Nadonal S. i n u l l < u iiu rll si.ill lu ll ra iU lu l tin
m m Ii In Ui i d i,in ira d iu e
l \U Voli r and
ia iy a lti
A n d lln s u n i- in lim u m il en* u n i
all lli r i Im s m u m ri| In im ili isla n d huw —
and w ill
tin m ein liefs ol lli r llo osi
I >rInin t.tilt t .on os m il irs o lvt lln ra s r ol
S|H-.ikrt lim \\ tiehl llJ 11 xas|
In Ins h u rt A ll.H im
a tlltli , llirsi lilli.m
r \ pint rs tin (>. i s is irm r III 11 a rt tonal i I In to
f i r " ol a sm ell a le u iiirru ll Is Ih r assetdon
that o te a in / ril r llo d s h i Illii rats ut proHft-ssivi-s lo iiii|) | iiu (hi ■( i|t*'s lives — lo
expand tin ditn rn siiin s <>l liln t u
ri| m d U l.
and in It b rin e
li ill ll i r U tiih ll littl r rx .n lli
llir ii[i| hisii. i III i I nl llli.il lli r s|mnsols s.iv
tin i m n m l
A i u rn -lit r x a iu p lr is i In - a re u m i ui hi
I'rrs id ru t Hush and Ids I m . ki Is dial It elslatliili
In m i n . IV lli r lllllU im n n lla e r. lal Im m
iin p in im e du Ini ill in a ie iu a l u iu k r is . will
. list lliuilsand s ul th rill t h r u lulls
A tiloadia |i|u|Misllluli. ol e " al IIU|Mi M UII i r
III s lia p d iK Ih i Ih ln k liie ol •In K ra e a u
a d llillU sita d o ii. was Ita ilird III t ’liarli-s M m
la v s l.usine <iio iliu l." an lillr llr i dial ass.m ll
on lln u r l l a i r slali puln n s H im ll riih u llia lril
In l.y iid u u ll .Ju lin s o n s U r a l S m lr l y . " W r
t n r il lo i i i o i l i i r iii m r (m d u - jtnur anil
p m d n i i d m in i (mm m s ira il." M iiu .iy w iu tr.
"W r Itli-ii lo r r tlio v r lln l..i ii lr is In ihi'iijM*
It till l | H iirtlv . and In.nil r i t i ill! I I m ill a lra|i."
Ih rs ih in a n (im uts not d ia l M u rra y's |iio(Misiilon. Iiaili-il as i i i iin■k.ihlv lu s h d U n k in e
h i llir u rn t i i i i s i -i i .u ir s ul du- I'lie lu tfv was an
alluust llle in l ire m e U a llo n 111 a view fx p irs s e d
III r a l l l H u ll r i l ilu i l i I In s nl li lr lllllls ll I 'not
laiH's
H r i| u o trs o u r ol tlii'iii as w iilin e . " l lir I' imii
la iw s w rit' U ilrn d ril In p i r i r i l t m ru d lra ills :
llli'V lia v r u ia d r t iir iid lr a n r y a li'eal p in
Irsslnli l l i r I ’im ii h a ll’s Im lilt'd to ii'lim e llir
ills llrs s .il
h a i r t u r n tin a lr ll r r r .llm ot
distress
\s H its. lu u .in ir a ir s d u tu s io iu .d n u n ot
dlls Inn III m e n llir 111. h r e<" s h a rk llirv I Ol t ll 1
lii llir I triu Ii K i m
lu lim i and lln lm|kii t
l l Ii a d i i li i o u
s. f l a lii i I lilliki Is nl
l li i d a l
ill i i s t
n o l a h l v K it tu it tl <1
I till ki ll Mas llill kt
M h o s r i lli r lasliloti
lo t i r a i t Io n a r y
a r u n m e til in h is
17*10 "iti th i d o lls no
th i h e v o h d io ii III
I ram r
H r lodged
dial
all leuolilr oil
g a ll In loutidi'd on
lln ilrs ln u doll ol tile
•HIM II. till' I h u ll il
dii n oh lllty and tin( t h e inevitable
p .n p lr iM llld lh f lld
perversity ot
a ll l l i r i l r r r l l l l l l
schemes (or
dream s anil visions
social im
nl d u rip i.ilu y and
provement
rights ul iiirii " In
was launched
s lr a il ol l . l t i r r l r .
i e a lllr. I i a lr i i ill r . du
It i i o li i l to n M m ild
h lllie in.iss.ii n
n n io r r . h a n g in g '"
When dial |iinvf<! In Im- Ihr rase, dial whole
line ut argum ent alrout the in rv ita h lr
|h i vrisit y ot srlirm rs tor mu 'laI hnprovt'iiirnl
was laiini Jiril. And U roiuhiurs in donilmitr
trai Unitary |MihUral r tielode down lo our own
day.
The erltlral i(Ui'bllO(i. ol eoiirM '. Is wlu'llirr
this assertion — m i iH-gnlllngly sim|ilr — is
also generally ro rre r l. Anil llir answer Is
rlearly no.
A s Ih tM 'liliu in |Milnts o u t. ro tiM T ia d v i-s
d i r i n v l i i ' s a rk n o w ’lr d g r dial op|Htsltr rlli't'th
a i r iio i iirressarlly a d irr M - rllrrts. When ll
ro iiir s lo thr rr o n o m y . Illirsr who wear Adam
Smith lies argue that admittedly Hellish
Ind ivid u a l Ix-lia vlor — Ihal desire lo maxlnd/r
p m llls — prodm-cs ulirulsllr M Hlal entikrfju rtire s. liunirly. the most I'lMrlrnt alliM-alloti
ol rrhourifsuud distribution of rewards.
The likelihood. In any given rase. Is that the
rllrets of any suriul jxrllry will not I n - a ll dial
its s|MiiiMirs Jiopr. Hut it is Just us risky to
assume that they will be exactly thr opposite
ol what tliry intend. Not every revolution
s w in g s frurn lib e rty and e q u a lity in
dlrlaltirshlp and despotism as the Prenrh
Ki'lululloii did. The Am iTlraii Krvohidou. lo
name one. did not.
Illrseiiinan reminds us that when we aeerpt
tlie reardouary dogma of luevlialile (rem-rshy.
we are aequleselng Ion easily In u |MTsi»teiil
lorill ol lulelleetual lear-mongerlng.
I n s p r i lo r ( i r i i r i . i l
spent i7 ti days m
real It the tnvstllv mg
m in lilslon tit -11 llir
ro m | ila ln ts a g a in si
C o o lry i null) nut I m
Mitnlaiillalrd
(
fhodinnet
lackots were
real, and so
was the van I
l l i r ih im rt jai k rts
w r ie leal, anil v was
die la n ry van Hut
tile Armv said ( imley
lu ll done lln w ro ng liri ailM ' tin anil's illthi t
a lw a y s w r.it Ih r white (at k rls and llir
II li Mllllr.it It ills lo ll i r vail liail I r e li .ip p to v n l
Iw'lorrliaiid
The Army did have tlie p rrM 'irr ol mind to
l.itrr i larily its |hiI|i y on Miiipmg up govern
meld vrhli'les and using tils as h o iiv
vrva n ts Hui Cooley was mX held arm unt'
aide lor his |*rtrullniis airs lie has sllire
Itern iralislrtred lo Kgy|il anti did not return
our phoiir rails Irom there.
Tills and more startling rvtd rn rr that the
At m y lns|ieetor (irtie ra ) tmlgrs its Investiga
tions ot top tinviS are roin.iinnl m a rheady
held llr lrtiM ' I>e|iartmrnl ir|Min ohlaliii’d hy
our asMM lale Stewart Harris
Marked "O FFK IAI. USE O N LY ." the re|Mirl
m akes the ease that the Delrnw IH p.irtmrni
lns|M-eliir (Jeneral should take over the
investigations ri oil leers Itreauw the Individual ins|M-eiiirs general In the Army. Air Tone
ami Navy are k'tllug Iheollleersolf die hook.
The refKirl. hy Its own admission. Is a
luimhshell. Tire cover memo says, that
"mlomiadou contained in tills hrlellng Imok
Is eonsldrrrd sensitive. In Ihal release id the
material In ItXal could result In embarrass
ment to the Urpanmenl. II Is requested that
tills tnlonnatlon fa- appropriately proteeted al
all times."
The report Includes the case ol tlhg. (Jen
Hubert Ik rry . who was allowed lo retire
IM-lore the Arm y tHspccinr tJeiuTal completed
Us Investigation of allegations that he wasted
money on a trip lo Eurojie with a deputy
assistant secirtary of the Army. .Judy Ann
Miller.
A whistleblower accused the duo of arriving
In Europe earlier than business required,
renting expensive cars and Improperly asking
for first-claw seala. ll look the A rm y
Inspector General 300 days to close thr case,
and dial waa plenty of time fir Berry to retire.
Tlie investigation concluded that berry (tad
indeed arrived mrlter Ilian netessary for Ids
business Hip lo Europe and that Miller
Improperly aoiidicd first-claaa air travel.
In Merry's case, the report Indtcatrs the
A rm y made an exception to Us rule of not
allowing personnel lo retire while they are
under Investigating. Miller rrfused to talk lo
us and (terry u w ld not he located.
The Arm y Inspector General spent 7(10
days Invest gating another caae. An Arm y
official In St. Louis waa suspected of stealing
government computers, using the Arm y
phone for personal business and ordering his
underlings tu r u i personal errands for hltn.
The Arm y Investigators confirmed some of
the allegations and the official was suspended
far a whopping IQ days.
�Sanford Herald. Sanlurd. Florida — Wednesday May 3. '989 - St
Walko
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Continued from Page 1A
Stocks open lower
United Pres* International
NKW \ ' IKK
Crier*, opened slightly limi t
Wednesday in iiiih Ii i .id liadlng nl New York
Sim k Kx< liangr ishiii's . i xtcmlmg losses
s tlllrirtl ill lilt p f»\ (tills si ssmii
I III I klW . Iiiiii s 11li 111st f |,|| v■l.llli \v 1111 11 11 II
12 III I iii Nil,i\ u .is nil :l 12 In 2.t***l 7 I
shortly .llll l l||l Ill.ltK•I I>|m iII l|
Declines I. ■I .lilt.int is t r» I .III) among |||i
1.275 issues i tossing tin \ YSK l.itH- K.illv
I III IIIIV l’l .111111111111 11 In .llinllt || 571 immi
shuns
Slin k |irli i-s closed lower Tuesday III active
Hailing .llll l .1 dls.ip|Milllllllg earning* li |nil I
11 imii Kastman Kml.ik triggered a la irallriiiiMin si ll nil that erased tin- market's
ratllrt gains
Allli'il I inlilinati. lll.itkrl strategist with A G
Ful wards A Suits llir Ill SI I.IMIIS said some
players wi tr willing In ra|tllall/i' nil I
weakness III pill i s.
Clnlrsslnii.il money managers who missed
I In laiisi tallv an !>rl IIiii ! mmi anil more
nervous almui lint Ix'ing hi tin' m arkri." lie
sold
D o lla r o p e n s s lig h tly d o w n
U n lit# ^ r a i t Intarnallonal
lll« flollilf U »ss|^h»|\ |ttU« I
\\<tint s<| i\ in t .tlm \ m Y»nk
ti«i<titil*
. 11:.m is t
ki \
Inf* m il
t ill I* |M It s (itdll U.IS l||t»s||\
IllU t 1
( tirit iit \ M.itlt'is m \t u
s.Hit !|if ilitll.M ft lll.llllt t!
ut|| sii|ipiir|||| .Mid tiuif if
ttt linit.il ifitlit itiuus |mtint 111••
iti «i n« it lit f r.ilU to i*.mitt*
t t iitr.il Im ii K inti i \t ilium
1 In I tit stl.iv
tli* tt«»||.«r
Hilt li^llit nt tl .is iht hiillish
Mtnntirvti MitriHin<li»i|t iltt
1 111 it iu v m ilvtf ight'll -i ftninil
t»l i tint rnrtt initt\«titi<»tt h\
lilt I ♦<|t r il |ft*M r\t .mil .it
It .ist 1 i^lil mi lit r t t tit r.il
thinks
11.nit rH S.||t| till' | I (|t f|||
Ht-s* rvt
u .is 1•ftti* •1 m se iimi*
ilnll.ns li\ llir ■M ill.il hanks nl
I a p a 11
I a 11 a il a . W i s t
1 n 1 ilia 11 v
I t a l y . I ll 11a ln
A 11 s 1 1 1 a
I 1 a 11 1 r .1 11 <1
S w i t z e r l a n d H n w r y r l. lli r III
li m M in u s w in - In la y i l l In
I h liiiMtrsI
1 in n in y ilra li is said 11.nl
ini! yy.is 1 lin p p y a m i th in
la 1 ansi nl tin
h nlnlay III
■la|kill
K s lin i;r i said huiiil Im a
S.'Iii IIImIi ' 1 niillly rrsidrul limlrr
On sami •liiite* has im i m m ,|
In $5 1)00 I mi a I lutld.i rrsidrul
nl aiiulhrt 1 mmly altrslrd In n
<111 that sum ■Im i;. I.im l nuyy
is Mi OOO An nut ul stair
n siih ill vyiiuld U iv r In |msl all
M.IMXI Ihiiii I Ik that 1 llalijr
Iiiaids have inrtr.isrd Im ullirf
1 halers as yycll
In I miiuI nut iisiiii { llir srrvlrr*
i l 11 tBiiiilsman lln sus |hs I yy llli
a »2.0<Xl wmild K ilv have In |Wv
lln hniidsm.iii S2oo tur lln
IminlsiiMU III UlsiiM Ills nr hrl
.ip|M*aratn r m itnirt all* t irlr.isr
Irnm |all Willi .1 $53)01) Iminl
III! Imlldslll.lll S |rr tin Irasrs In
$rdX)
Ks|itlti**r s.ml a iii.ipir nh|ri livi*
III UK rrasmi! lln Iminl Is Ii
11 din r lln llmsil limn rr.n k
•im alio drains In llir •111011111111
ty
lln|M hilly this will Insllll a
sain alnnisphrn nil thr sttrrls
m drlvr up suits Ini liarrullrsl
uirae," bklmi!ri tm l
AnoltlM plus in llir uryy plan,
hslinipr said, is llir aiiiuuiaiir
dmiiiUnt! ul llir lln Iras, il Imml ll
llir s.imr si|s|«« I is arteslrd
■•hurt>. Ky . she inuvrd In
W inter Sprint!* Im m N inth
I h i urn N .1 . iii 10HH She yy.is a
Iniim lliakn and a lliem lm nl
lln- Chilli h nl Gnd in Nurth
Ih rt!« ii
Survlvurs Ineludr d.niuhlrrs
Miniiir Sktnknv. Winter Sprouts,
Mar Mrslrh. Caou'llu ir y ; sister.
Kihlli Sluder. Wisluli. Ohln: llvr
i!t.inili hlldlrii
It.ildw in F a lrrh lld Filtli-r.il
I Iniiir, All.illiK itr Spoiuts. in
•haute ul WTUlltf'llirntH.
limn I'l.imylew. N Y . in ions
Site was a in m ih e r ul Si
Slrphi'u'sCaihuhi I luirrli
Survivors m< IimIi p.irrnts. Ar
1hui and .lauirr. hi oilier. .1.11111-*.
Wilder Spoon*, sislrr. Dnillia.
W in t e r S p rin t!* , p a te rn a l
ttranilparrnis. D rm rn lrk and
Hose. M rlh u iiin r n ia trriia l
tirandmuiher. Gladys Meyers,
la-vlllnwn. N Y
lluildav Wilder 1‘aik-W Guy
III.irk F'unrral lln iiir. Winter
I'ark. In rliartir if arrant!rmrnis
London
I’ll y in u si Insi- 377 2.rm ll I OO
M n in ln t! liv in g 37#i 5 0 nil O 7.5
Carls 370 50 n p o 52
Until! K nni! 3 7li 121 nil II 70
New York
I M inn s|nit laj.l n|M n 370 1.0
Dow Jones
Dow Jo n ra A « r i a ( r .
u p I HO
1 0 : 0 0 a .m .
I mm i
•to lii.tus 2403 1)| up O I m
20 11.ills I I Mi OO up l 43
I Tit Ills 102 OO nil II *M.
)>5 Si in k 020 O t up 0 50
Bonds
C on tln u rd Irom I'agr I A
I is. In . 1 s.iul i l . r r is m i ulin lal
pi 11|«-< I laill nil I I . IMI|sn I nl llli
Ilir lr a s r il I m iih F* nil jail spai 1
lu ll h r said
U r n ilillliltrly
p ir | s ilid
I lu v r il
D ilk salil
I Ills
yy ill ho|H*lullv k i. p sn ilir |i m ill
lialsl nil I h r s t n . l s luilgr I Ik
Inn*, they l.iliik d m il I . Inn
th e n pa|M rw u lk w a s . Iiiiii
Undci lln ulil l.iiuiiki In d u ll.
I.m il Im a 1 hari!' <>l s.ili and
d rllyriy ul roralnr yy.is usually
$ 2 ixxi I'm lrr tin in yy pmi!iaiii
Local Interest
1 h a llg r
M W YOKK Il l ’ll - Foreign
.lllll dnilirsll* i!nlil A silver
p r i i i s quoted in iln lla is |ar
lin y m in i • Wednesday
I m ill
s |mi|
s ily ii njK li 5 t i l l
u p o 027
I I . m i h In n m o t n o n ! l i v i n g
is ha*. || nil tin- pn
y Inns (lay s i Insiui! p in »• I
D EA TH S
B E N JA M IN H U G H E S SK .
ilrii|ailllll lliliihrs Si
74.
3551 W.is Iiiiik u iii Si . S.mlmd
dlrd Mumlay al t nnr.il I Ini Ida
Ht'i;inii.il llnspilal Sanlnnl limn
Ail)! 22 1014 in Huiahuinr. In
inuvrd In Sanli*d limn llu ir m
1023 H r yy.is a rrllrrd riant
u|M'raln( lur llir nvil st iv n r and
a m i'llllirr nl tin- Full ( uis |h I
Clllirrli nl ( iimI iii ( Iiiis I S.iii
luld Hr was a tu rm lm ul llir
Itrnrvnlrlil A id esS m li ly
Survlvurs un hide suns. Urn
|amlll J r . S.inlnnl. Wllllr. I.nuy.
Imit h ul Nryv Ymk City. Freddie.
W llllnuhuiu. N l
d.iiiKliIrls.
Klla M.ir Muniiiuiiirry. Auinr
T e e m rr. M ari!airl S ry m u iir.
(i Inr la Kvans. Yrihinl.i Wells, all
ul Sanluid. Anfc-ll Mr l llr. Wrsl
I'allll Ih'urh. h ru lh rr. Muses
G re e n . C un m i l I r u l . sister.
Mattel ilrtiwil. AIIm t I. i IIIiii Imi.
ImiiIi ul Jauialra. N Y . 20 i!i.md
r h I I il r r u ; 2 4 u r r a 1 •
Itrandelilldieu.
Wilsnu Kirin lit 1 uri Murtuury.
Sanlnnl. Ill rliaTKr “ I •Uiaii|!r
uirnlh.
N E T T I E L. J E N T
N rlllr I-. Jcilt. HO. l-IM i Mmiiit
lanirrl Drive. Winter Spimns.
dlrrl l ursdiiy al Smilh Srlllluulr
rum m unlty lht>p.. lanii<wiMMl.
Hum Srpl. 17. UN)H in Van-
L O IS C O U C H S C O T T
tails t uni h Snitt, 74. H(M)2
Manana Dr Ihfiui's Ih-arh Fla
died Man h 20 at her irsld n irr.
I lor 11 May 2. 1014 in Sanford,
she moved in lluliurs Ih-arh
Irnm Crystal Hlvvr til l!)70. Shr
yyas a lin in rilia k rr and an
Kplsrn|sil.
S u rv iv o rs In rltid r sisters.
Alina Mam- Fiuidi-rhurt!. Sun
City Center. DmiXliy M. CiMihditr
nl Grand H.i|itds.’ Mult., and
Grraldlnr Kiihauksu! Srinlnnlr.
la-w en F'lmrral llniiir. Kusklll.
Ill rharHr ul ainuiiirmriilM.
D E B O R A H AN N B O R R E N TIN O
Di lxirah Ann Surnnllnu. III.
i>7l> G le a n C o u r t . W in te r
Spruit!*, du d Midday at Orlando
Krtpnual Mrdlral Center. Horn
June 14. IINiO In Synssrl. N.Y..
shr inuvrd In Wilder Sprint!*
M S fU T VM S
Hwy. 1 7 M — Font Fort
K ln r Id a S t a ir
T a lla h a s s rr.
hnrrrndniis task." hr said.
Walko rxnl,lined that many
S r in ln n lr ('m in iy r r s lilr n is
wnrkrd and rnnlrlhuled iininry
In Orange Cinility. l lir average
|M*r caplla dunallnn III Srinlnnlr
('u n n ly n rv rr surpasvd $2 50
whllr III Orange County llir |M-r
rapila dunallnn was "w rll over
$0.00." Th e n llirr Individual
who liarkrd lln* nx'rger lilra was
retired K x rrn llv r D lrrrln r nl
IJnltrd Way nl ( )rarit><* County
Joseph W rrkrrlr.
Walkn said h r rrllrrd In make
room lor 1hr "young. lalrntrd
|H-nplr with v im r new Ideas "
Ills surressnr. Jeanne M Daly.
Is a 24*yrar*uhl graduate nl
U n lv r r s liy .
D rllla Is rril. oil Ire m a n a iirr ill
S r m ln o lr C i i i i lily lln llr d W a y
w h o w n r k r d llv r y e a rs w ith
W a lk n . said h r w as "siM -rla l"
a nd a " v r r y u<«„l p rrsu u "
" l l r ’s a lw a y s iry ln i! in h e lp ,”
s h r said
K x r r n l l v r D l r r r l n r nl T i l l
I leurl nl Flo rid a U n ite d W a y Ful
K aw a has sim ila r ililn g s In say
u I miiiI W a lk n
" li e 's a urea l, w u n d r rh ll. ear
m u u**V I'v e k m u i i h im Inr u v r i
15 y e a rs , lie h a s a Ini nl
e n th u sia sm , a Ini nl r n r r t iy a nd
h r fa re s alm ui |H-nplr." Haw n
said
Chamber—
77iese ((uuialiuns imtvltlrtl
he mem tiers ol llir Nat low 1 1
A tto r la llo n ol S r r u r llIr a
Dealers are rrurrarntatlv.In lr r -ilr a lr r p r lr m as ol
m ill m m limn 1inlay. Interi l r a l r r m a r k r l s rfta u g e
lliioitnhoiil llir ilav. I'rlrr* iIn
not im liulr m a ll m.irkiiii or
m.likifnlMI
Bid
Ask
Aim rli an Clnmer 2'*
:c .
llarurll ll.mk
.35 Hi
.35Vs
24 v.
2 Uk
First Dillon
1 CAL
:M)Vii
:wiv«
34'k
Fla Cmgress
:»4LV
IN'k
Hughes Supply 17 Is
2 Mi,
Moritxtn s
2HM.
56H
NCHCnrp.
56 V<
ClrsM-y
45
44
S« ully's
15
15 Vk
Suiillieast ILink
27
27 ■»
Sun'l rust
2 2 '»
22 tb
Wall Disney
85'v
M5>k
Westinghunv
57 VS
57V.
Ihunswiek
IN Ik
HI
lllll
•IVk
ms
Fla National
24 Vk 24 vs
Winn Dixie
47 H
4 7 1.
Ktnr-rviu
.3.3VS 33
Gold And Silver
I)urintj Walko's service. Ins lias
watflird lln- I i i i h I -raising ram*
|>.111! 11 ijrnw Irn m $.320,000 In lln*
$750.(MK) ralsril last year Ini
Seminole County.
"Th a i I |t*lt yy-as l.nrlv sl|>nlh*
ra n i." Walko said
Walkn was nor nl llir dlrrrlnrs
wlai piishril hit llir merger nl
llir ih r r r rm m llrs In more
ryrrnly distribute llir hlllils m l
I11 3rd lhrniii!h llir ram|ialgi!s.
''C e n t r a l F ln rltla Is Iasi
I m'i iiiiiiiii ! a mrlni|Mills. My lilra
was that nnly through a merger
nl Oliinge alnl Sm iiiiulr m illltlrs
yyniild yyr In- ahlr In nlitaln inurr
iininry Im ugcmles In Srinlnnlr
('1111 lily. Il was a vrry drlallrd.
PUN M ALS
NATHAN. KDOIC
v»ce« to# Mr f
Na»hen if.
AH A*4l»f Art .
P«fk. Mrho <J»rd
f Mdar »>li tie Held J o ckKh p m f rider A*
BetHri
ChurcH
W iNeibourn*
A»e Winter Perk «*th Pevtor terog M
Mendnci officieHng Infermenf to folio* m
Piner*ood Cemeterg Celling Hours for
friend% *ul be Held TtEtrtder trotm 4 7pm
et the CHepel
Wilton EicHeiberger MorfoerY. Seniord in
(Herpe of err engemenH
ICC. BROWN!t MAI
tuner t Service* le Sitter Bro*nte Mee
Lee. IS 2A0I Grembp St . Sentord *Ho died
April 2S *ill be Held 2o clock p m Seturder
et Moore't Temple Firtt Born Church of the
Living God 1102 BNI Ave . Senford *.th
Cider Demel Brmur pettor end Cider
Herbert Cohen officielmg Interment to
tollo* in Rettle*n Cvneterg Celling hour*
for tnendt erill be held Cr Ktey Irom 2 •p m
et the CHepel
Wilton E»chetberger Morfuery. Senlord in
chergeof errengemenh
C ontinued from Page I A
president — wllnsr
lirm ip Hosier's Cerlert I’m 1 r.istln.iturs su lar rnnslsls only
ul nor newly signed mrmlM'r —
|miiilrd uni dial lln- had arlually
was a lurkry hu/sard Ih- said II
rrp rrsrulrd hie rivals wrll
The i!imhI nalnrrd 1 liallenglug
yy.is designed In ignlle nu'inla rs
in i>u mil lulu llir m m im m ltv
and I 1111I at least lot) new
hiismiss m nnluTs
We 1 urn oily luve .300 ai live
mi'inlii'is no nur insler." S.1I1I
on min i slop ( lyilrman Ifc-laires
hash I lielleve that iji lllni! IO<)
mure m IO itiv*. Is uul an
llll|HisMhlr i!u. 11
l.asll yy hn s.ml shr has wnrkril
mi similar m ruitifrshlp puslirs
v nh lln* Sanlnnl ( h.imlH r ul
I iilllllirii r said lh.il II Is |Misslhlr
lu 11 .nh 1h.1t niimlM*r in ilirrr
davs
lilts kind if all anil ilrlve Is
sa111111 hini* new lur us slu* said
m i we're t.ikltii*.1 lllllr lnni!rr
llir |.akr Mary Clialtlhrr nl
( Iillim riir mu* nl llir nldrsl III
llir stair was limildrd In 1022
as tint iiiiii h iin .r Ilian a vn lal
■lull. .111 nrdmi! in Hnslrr Whllr
lin y yyimlil llkr III maintain llir
lliulr than oiler nil a Irinny
rh aiiir "Th e y w ill slay In (all
InnUi r and llils w ill ht-l|> prrvrin
rri illy ismi liriiu n trips In (lllll.
h r r a i i s r It w ill h r llliir r
1 y|M-nsivr rarll lllllr In Imml
mil Ksllni;er s.i»l
All ai <used 1 m allir itralri
yylin is already k i prulhillun nil
a 11 11 I h r r • h u r t ! r w i l l
aiilum .1111 ally l.n r .1 $7 .00(1 ml
llal Imml il a rm lrd aitalli. lie
s.ml
Ihmds im lu N h'in ra nu n . iii *
1 hidlllt! drivini! iindri the 111II11
1 1111 . irmalii al Kitxiaud $|IX)
Fllsl d ru rrr M unirs Inrhldlllt!
llli* ami <apil.il Irlulllrs rail Inr
lln I1.11I as d im thr rharilr ul
esi ,i |m*limn a |.ul nr |irisnn
A ll r m p l r d s rrn n d degree
murder ■arm s a $I5.H(K> tmiid
A llrm p lrd lusi degree murder
has .1 $253 *x 1 Infill.
Ilmgl.iry In .1 dwelling, leaving
lln- srrne ul all arrldrul with
dealh ui injury, and vrldrular
hmillrldr all 1 allot $5.1X10 Ixuid.
M .insl.uighirr. including DUI
m.iuslauginrr. rails Inr SIO.IXM)
Imml
Race
C aatlnued from Pag* I A
T h e lllih a n n ua l ra re is
s|Killsnrrd liy FIk h I.i Harr Piluls
Assm9.itlull. G rra lrr Sanlnnl
ChamlM-r ul Cuiiim rrer and the
Ikihamas Miulsiry ul Tminsin.
Urglslrallun
llils inuriiliig.
iu i 'U i Im ts w ill
the air|Nirt tu
linn tunlghl.
Ik llir rare liegan
Siulurd ehamber
is* nri piluls Irnm
a lakrlroni rrerp-
C h a m h rr m rm hrrs. armed
with membership apphratluus.
will Ih - hi-ading mil Inin llir
i n m m iiiiiiy during the n rx l
week and a hall In sign up new
irrrulls. resign <ild m rm lirrs.m il
sell advertisem ents tor llir
i ha in tier new slrtlrr anti llir
uirmlN-rshlpdirii lory
w a rm v n lal a liixis|ih i'rr nl their
Ilirrt inns, hi- v illi lli r hlislliess
as|H*rl lias Ix s tn n r the d riv in g
iliru st I m'I i Iim I llx 'i h a in lx 'r.
A s l l i r g ro u p g row s. It will
h n n u ll- n r r r v i u r y in fuul a
p e r m a n e n t u l l l r r In r t h r
r h a m lx -r as well as a parl llm r
p a id d l r r r l n r lu h a n d le I h r
Increased w o rk ln.nl nl r h u m tir r
hlislliess C u r r r u lly . d lr r iln r la l
w o rk Is handled u n a v u llin le r rr
Imsis Irn m in r in lt -r s ' Iiiis Iih 's v s
a n d lin m rs .
"I have rnnllilU H r lilts will Im
a suer rsshll drlvr." hash vilrl
New iiiw iii Im'Is will In - an
lim inird at llir i h.illllM-r's next
Hireling, w hli h will Im- May 12 at
Gold's Gym iii hake Mary. I’rl/rs
will Im- awarded In llir Irani
w h ic h b rin g s in the most
signers
" W e re lixiking lu rw a rd In the
d a y w lii-n we ra n a rlu a lly have a
< h a m lx -r nl c o m m r n r u lll r r . "
K u s lrr v ild
Notices
C on tla u cd frost Pag* I A
rllrrl mini Friday.
Seminole Cuuniy commissionrrs have Irnlullvrly agreed lu
buy the utility' <nm|tany alter
iwti years ul negullalluns Inr
$ I 25 million aixl other lieurhis
Olllitals Imm llir- Florida Dr*
parlm riit nl llra llh and Hr
iia h lllta t Iv r S i r vice* I’ll Idle
lie.ilih I'nil Issnrrl llir millers lu
lh r a p p r n x I m a l r l v 5 O
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�•A — Sxnloid Herald. Sanford. Florida — Wednesday. May 3. 198'.I
Children’s festival to raise
Park on Park playground funds
HANKOW) - Tin- Scenic Itn
pm vcm cnt llrMtrl Saturday will
have Us lirsi major limdralscr lor
a playground construction pro
I'tl.
The (Tllldlcn'n Fmilviil will
raise hinds lor a playground
pi.iniinl ii>r I’.irk on Park ai
Kluhtli St reel anil Park A vnutc
Admission in tin- Iestiva I anil
m o il acllvltlc* In Itir park will
lie In i’. Komi will In' sold al
several In mills
"We're hoping a Ini ol |Mnplr
w)ll |oin us lor Innrh." play
ground chair|M-ismi .liiilv Wim
lllsli vild
Park on Park T-shirts will Inlor sale, .mil Imotlis will In- srl
up to register volunii-rrs lor ilu*
pro|rri ('o iilrlh u lo rs will hc
wi'lroinril al ilu- Iluv A Hoard
booth. wlii'ii' lin y may s|miisur
Iwo liv-louis lor 8.1 apiece anil
two hv six es lor 8H apiece.
To ilale. 1lie group has ralseil
8I2.INX) low aril Its SfilMUMl goal.
Wlmhish s.nil
All vtilmileer eons) m i l Ion ol
the playground will In-mu Nov
I. The pro|eel has lieeu designed
anil w ill Is- su|H 'iv|sei| hy a New
Yolk arelilirs lural linn
Park Avenue will Is- elnsert
b e tw e e n K lg lith a m i N lruli
S iren sIrotn Ilia in in M p in
Here is the Children's Kesilval
si'heihrle ol events
• lilvllwHi* eheerlt-ntli'rs — Id
a.in.
• V a le r ie W elil S e lio o l ol
ll.Uiee A lls — Id ltd 11 in I I
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• Klrst Ikiptisi ('Inireh vocal
trio — 1 1 a.m .-I I:Ilda 111
• Tw ld u y I he W lllcrskllug
Sipiiriel — 1 1 :ioa in.'iiiHin
• llri'iula Vaeeam Si Insrl ol
Dance — I :id p m 2 p ill
• T w ig g v th e W a lersk lln u
Squirrel — 2 p m 2 :illp m.
• rim Ida Il. 1sel 1. 1ll Si In Mil hut
air tiallnmi — I d a m - 1 p m
• H em nle e o u lro l ear raees
anil m u ra l p a lu lln u — Id a in .T
pm
City park rated high on grant list
■ f LAURA L. SULLIVAN
Herald stall writer
S A N K O H II
A p ro|M isal to
i le v e ln p a 1 i n p a r k h a s t .m k e i l
s i x i e e n i h i n a p r l o r t l v lis t lo r
K lo r lila D r 'p a r iu ie n t o l N a t u r a l
R e s o u rc e s in a le lllllU
u ta n l
in o n ie s
T h e r e e o u u u e li i l.i l lo lls w ill lie.
e n t is lr le r e il I n
(io v e r ilo r
ll o h
M a r li n e / M a v 11 A l x i u t s . i a n
m illio n
w i l l lie a w . i n l i i l i n
U r .u it s
and l-ukc Mary Ibmleyarils
is
III ail aiea that dcs|M-iali |y needs
a p.nk "
Work mi ihe p.nk may begin
as early as .liilv. and should lie
com pleted hy next spring, .lei
llle s vnd
DNIt recom m ended loll hind
lug ol l.o u g w o o d s 8I2IMMNI
pro|Mivd lor Candy land Park,
ranked llilille lh on the list
S em in o le C iM in lv 's 8 12 0 . 0 0 0
reipiesl Im (ile e n w iN H l Lakes
paik ranked thill V six olid, and
« .is icem nm ended Im .1 M il.d LI
grant
Itosie Keweeli nl DNIt vilil
pio|M>vils .ire ranked based mi
the kinds ol lai llllles pio|M>si il.
pnlilli aieessililllly and how well
those plans 111 in yyllh stale and
Iih .il 1 om p ieh en sive plans
DNIt rei l ived li t applleatlolls
lot ihe grants hut lour willnhew
In lin e th e ta n k in g p lot e ss .
Kcwei 11 villi
Accident
Reginald Ramey 19 lost control yesterday on
S R 46 west ot the airport resulting in Iho
doslruchon ol his car Raines suffered only
minor cuts and bruises and was 1
hospital
lo Ihe
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liiu illn u
a ll o l S a u l o r d s
$ l 2 d . d l l d r e ip ie s l Im t h e pro |e i 1
Th e
total
p r u | e i-| n i s i
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e s t l m a l f i l a l 8 :llr d .(X M ). P a r k s
S u | N 'r i n t i -ii i le u l l l o w a n l .le llr n -s
V il li
T h e u r a u t p n > | m v il t a i l s lo r
I l u o n ly t w o r u t loser) r a c q u e t h a ll e i i l i r l s III S a n lo r r l. a Illn e s s
(r a i l, a p l a y u r i n m t l . ■ e striM im s
a n i l p le iile s h e lt e r . I h r e e h u h le il
l e n n i s e o u r t s . I1. 1sked1. 1ll c o u r t s
a n i l a t id e a r p a x e il p a r k i n g lol
•lellries satrl Ihe M ie n ,11 re
park. Its ali i) bclw ccn A 1r|mir1
Tests may give
top students
college credits
■ f V IC R I
Herald stall writer
Over the next lew w eeks, som e
ol the lop seniors in Sem inole
County will w e |ust how kimmI
they really are as they lake |virt
in th e A iU a m e il P la cem en t
T ests. which may help lliem
earn college ernlii Irelore llicv
get to a u niversllylll the tall
David Winner, coordinator Ittr
tcsim u in the Seminttle ( ouuly
(listrlrl. said lhal w hile the
adiuluisierlnit •( the tests is dune
at the mihvidivil schools, lire
district encourages every si liool
10 involvr iheir slu d e n ls in the
tests a s rtiur tl as|*osslhlc
" T h e A dvanced P la cem en t
tesis are dlllleuli. hui our siud en is seem to do well 011 them ."
Winder noted.
Sr-tmiiole Ihuh School goldan ce t-tiunseliir Krn Hraumun
oversees the le s lsu l h is school.
"Tills year w e’ve U"l 711 sluilcn is (m ostly seniors, hul som e
|utilors| taklnu lire test." he said
T h e u r e u lc s t m a in r lly ol
Sem inole llluh School AP lesl
lakers will I m- laklnu the U S.
hlslory exam . lif lowed hy biolo
g y . E n g lis h l l l t r a l n i c a n d
ealr ulus
A grade ol llircc or more loul
of a (Mivslhle lixirl will allow a
stu d en t lo a|>|ily iheir liluh
v liool elavs Inward collcuc e n d11 ut m ost cn llfu cs and u n
iversities. thus allowmu Ihem lu
hnlsh quickly or III more courses
Inin lour years
T o be ehutblr lor the exam,
most schools rtrominciid sludenis be currrnily enrolled In an
AP class. They are chosen lo
patlakc In the ilasses by teach
ers who m o g n K c iheir abilities
and recommend them lo the
school administration.
An AP class prepares the
student not only by covering the
regular curriculum , bul also
allowing I he sludt-nl lu learn lest
laklng strategies through taking
pust AP exams under the same
limed allualIons under which
I he actual exam ta administered.
" I w ouldn't recommend a
student try lo £> Into an exam
without (he preparation." said
Joann Caldwell who coordinates
lire efforts al Luke Mary High
School.
There are 145 students taking
1he exam from Lake Mary High
School. Only unc student not
enrolled In lire preparatory class
will be attemptIng the test.
WhUc S c m in Jr High School
will be paying the 457 teal Ice for
all their parllcl|aillng students.
Lake Mary will pay lor all bul the
one who Is attempting I he lest
without Ihe suggested prep
course.
Doth Seminole and Lake Mary
High Schools are confident In
Ihe abilities of Iheir students.
They are confident with good
reason: In I9H8 77 percent of the
497 students who took Ihe
A d va n c e d Placem en! exam
scored Hurt' or heller.
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Will Western Playboy
be ready for Derby?
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Gminikl 3 14 3 4 13 Cheeki 4 17 4 7 14.
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Philadelphia
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Total foult-N ew To ri 12. Philadelphia 71
R e b o u n d t-N e w York 33 (Oakley 17).
Philadelphia 37 (Bffkiey II)
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goaft - Wtlkmi.
Rivert
Pierce I ftikma. Mumphr iet. Moncrief
fouled out— Rivert. Theut Total foulf—
Atlanta 77 Mileaukee 74 Raboundt Atlanta )f (Koncak II ). Milwaukee 17
(Cum m ingt
14)
A t m t t -A t lm t a
91
(Theut ft). Milwaukee 14 (Humphries 10)
Technical foult-Kryttkowiak A -14.441
PHO ENIX (IM )
Corbin 4 7 0 0 0. Ommbert 17 H 7 4 99.
Wet! 7 7 7 7 4 K JMnton 1 17 14 14 97.
Hornacet 1 1) 0 0 14. E Johnton 7 II 1 10 14
M aieriei II 1 7 I). Giliam 1 1 7 4 4. Dunn I 7
I 7 1. Perry 000 00 T o fe it* 04 94 47 110
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April 7f Detro-t *01 BOiton tl
Apf .1 JO Detro.t :07 Boston ft
Via* 7 Detroit lOO rtn*on l i
New T o ri vt Pfiilodoljfiio
(New T o ri wifti te rm I I I
April 77 New Vo*i 107 PhiladelphiaH
Ap»,i
Ne* York 107 Philadelphia 104
May 7
New York no Philadelphia 111
(O TI
Cleveland*! Chicago
Ifterteitied I I)
April 70 Chicago** ClevelandM
April )0 Clesei,*Ml *4 Chicago 44
V ii
OeveiariJ a* Chicago I p m
May > C *vela'll at Chicago I p m
• Way 7 - Ch.t*e> at Cleveland TBA
Atlanta v% Miiwouire
I Milwouieo leodt «rr set 1 t)
Apr.177 Atlanta 100 AM**ukeet7
Apr.i TV M.lwOiAee 101 Ationtpof
Va, ;
M.>*aukre 117. Atlanta 11) (O T )
V*» i
AtlantaofMilwaukee I p m
• V a » 7 Milwaukee*! Atlanta TBA
B r tlr rn Confer ence
Portland v% lo t Awft lw
(lo t Awfefei feodi i r r t i ) 1)
Apr .1 77 Lot Angek>i 1TI Portland 101
Apr .1 JO los AngekPi 11) Port IAnd 101
Ma» J
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pm
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Lo% A n ^ ir t At Portland 10 JO
p rw
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p ryi
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(Golden StAte vvtnt tenet I 41
Ap».177 Golden Stpte 173 UtAh 111
Apr. 1 71 Golden S»A»eft Utah 11
May 7 - Golden StAte 170 Utah 1O0
Pheenti vt Denver
( Phegwn mini ter»et I 0)
April 71 - Phaoniv 10* Denver 10J
April K - PhorniB 1B Denver lId
May 2 - Phaen.a 1JO Denver 171
WAttlevi Hoeiton
I Seattle leedt ieriei > 1)
April 71 Septtie III. Houiton 107
April JO - SeoMie 19t Mooiton ft
Wa i I - SeAttte At Houiton 1 JO p m
• May I — SeAttie At Houitm 1 p m
■ Ma» 7 Houifonat fteattie TBA
a it neceiiary
TBA te Be au a tm c H
OINVCH (III)
Hay Better Golf with JACK NICKIAUS
Hand* t i l >1 l».
Loop.' I t SO* Coot M i n i * . AVamt t It
4 I II. Turn*r ) t I « 4 Orm>eeo4 I 4 I I t.
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M M I f 20-121
Three poml QOAlt Chamber* f John
ton Adorn* 4 f o J r d out-None Tot a I
fouli Phoemv 77 Drrver 7* Rebound!
Pnoen • 37 (Chamteti If ). Denver 47
(Turner 71 A iiiit t Ptyjrnia 74 (ft John ton
i l l Denver 71 (Maniiik 41 Technicol
touli Omver Coach M * A -17 MO
U TA H (111)
Bo lev 17 1 1 ) Molone IJ 71
Colon 74 7 7 1 Honten ) 14
Stockton 1J 70 7 1 U Gritlith f i t
Brown 0 1 0 0 0 form er ft I
lo d n e r I t 0 0 7. Ilvorom O t
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Me Don a id 17 1 7 ) ToNtt 44 43 71 )• 170
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91 77 99 93-144
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IJ 9S M 70-190
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Griffith ) Higgtnt 7. Bol Coufed out —
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17 • 4tt 1
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10 14 MS •'3
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Bait .more 4 Colitorm i)
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Oakland! Toronto)
Cleveland! T le a t)
Seattle 7. Detroit 7
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Heiftrandt
7 7)
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Oakland
(Moom I I )
at
Toronto
If lanogan l 1). 7 13pm
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(M iiockt» I). 7 13pm
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(Rowley I 9 ).I 03pm
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Corned Run Ayor age
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Bol I 44 Moor*. 0*4
111
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97
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andftafto Cm I
Cafeman fttl 97. dark, ftfe 21. Hayet.
phi 91. Dm wft. Cm to. Davit. Hou m d
Wiiloch. M m 10
ftontat City at Ciovaiand
Catifomia at Tar area night
Milwaukee ot Mimwiofa. night
Batten at Chtcaga. night
New York at T i *a . mght
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Chicago
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Pittiburgh
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10
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lo t Angeiat 7. Pithburgh 0
ftm Diego 7. ftt Lauit i
ftm fro n c iu o 4. Chicago 0
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n. Nym 9ft
(AM Meet C O T)
Hoution (Rhoden o i ) at Mmtreal
(Grott ) 2). 7 U p m
Cincinnati (Riio 10) at New York
(fernandei 9 0). 7 9ftpm
Philadelphia (Carman 19) ef Atlanta
Iftmeitj 9 ! ) . 7 40pm
ftt la uit (Memb#I I 1) at Lot AngeNt
(Leary 9 7). 10 Oftpm
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(Ratmutten I 41. 10 P p m
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(ftmtey
71)
if
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May 1 - Chicago at Calgary. t S3 p m
May 1 - CAlgory otCh><ogo I » p m
May i — Coif Ary At Chicago • 13 p m
■ Mo? 10 - ihic ogoAt C Algor v « J3p m
■ Wor 17 ColfATyAtChicogo I 13pm
■ H oy I I - Chic ogo At C Algorv I 03 p m
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10 II
Penolliei
Peplintki. C«y
14 Sdvord CM. I 17
Monton CM. 7 70 Murjyn. Cfty • If
Brown. CM. 14 41.
T Murray Chi f o
Cfty 14 37.
Rofcertt Cgy 14 41.
Thomot CM II M T’ Hmter.Cgy II M
Second period 2.. Co Igory N>euwendyk 4
17 0 )
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Sovortf CM. 10 17 Meclnmt. C«y. 14 73
Mocoun. Cgy. It 47
Third p e rio d -) Coigory Mcledon 7
(M cCrimm onl. 1 I )
Pen*diet Menton
CM 17 70 floury. Cgy I ) 47. Monton CM.
10 If
Shott on goal -Chicago
ft 0 I B - I t
CHgary 14 t ) 10 - R
Power ploy convvrttont ChKogo 4 0
C llfd ry • t
Goo*tender t - CMc r o Chevrwf. Pong
(I t 11 )rd period) Calf ary. Vernon A 10 047
Referee-Dove Newell
31 646
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Coiftd up pitcher Rcmdy
O Neal from Scronton W.iket Barr# of the
Intemotienol league (AAA)
Toronto - Placed irdioider Manny loo on
the 11 day ditafttod dd. activated thortttep
Tony fomandei from the 71 day dttoftted
•»0t. pure hated control of outfielder Junior
f o ld from Syr acute of the In tornot lone I
league (A A A ) and optioned pitcher Jet*
Nimei to ftyracute
U tlft - Named Joe C rove nt men t
ftotletftoll Att<t tent
vice pretident and
player pertonne I director Gil Brondt
IwdiiMpeln - ft.grwd wide receiver Andre
R ttm to 1 ! year corfroct. tigned 10 tree
ogenft detent<ve ftocka Dewaynt Terry. Tim
M o rntm . Chrtt Rocfcht m d Chrit Carrier,
li n t f t ic i e r t Ronnie W ith m g to n . Tim
Crawford. Rich ftroynoft and Jo t Huff,
defentive linem en Chuck C h in . John
Dominic. Al Royttw and W itt H a r m ,
oftent 1ve linemen ftim J oftem n m d fttove
Knight, rocoivort im y Clmktcalet. Wetten
Morgan ond Paul *>OY. Of ‘
D m B c i t H l rnd w aiveTih tTo ^n pN W H o nd
Tony Mar mi
H C t - Clocfod B il Btdwill fo Iho M m
i g m in t Cornell C eocidivo Committee
HorHord — ftfgnob Mfentemm Brad fthaw
M a i year contract plut m aptton year m d
left wing M*ha Tam lift fo o 9 year contract
pfvt on option year
i m Aagafat - Ohmitaod coach Robbie
Ftereft ond o tu ttm t (Doth B rym Mar wen
WoabNigfeo - ftg n d coach B rym Murray
ft o 9 year contract and aaaHtanf caach Doug
MacLaan to a I year contract reNaeod
pa i hen dir coach Warren ftfrefpw
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St Louis (1192)
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27 41]
Montreal (1969)
20 482
Atlanta (1966)
21 468
Philadelphia (1883)
t06 466
tic«. York (1962)
27 462
San D«go(1969)
20 138
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moves al 12 seenn.ls in laster
per eijttill. nl a mile llerl.v
..insiders Wind Spinier and I rl
pie I Ini' Is envere.l I lie same
disian.f n. I HI and I o i :< r.
Tile pinlhd.le Deil.v Held was
paled to |li :i-year olds l uesdav
when X rays dlsi lnsed i li.il Ma
(esly's Imp. Il.e .oil owned l.y
i.nmer Pittslti.tt*l. I'lrates and
Ail.mta llraves Manaiiei rin .i k
Tanner, laid a Is.ne < hip in his
lell ktlee The roll will im.leri!..
arihroM.iple siinjery in l.cv
llUilnn and In- sidelined sis In
eltilil weeks
Derby lavnrlte K..sy (>.M-r eon
I limed in Impress
"lie's a ureal I.Mikim; horse,
and he looks lerrlll. here." s.nd
trainer l.ellnv Jnllev. a Iwn lime
llerhy winner
W e ste rn I’ la v h n y tra in e r
Harvey Vainer I. n ihe rh u ri hill
Downs iraek saMmi he h..|M'd lor
a lastrr time Irnm Ills enll
"He was a III lie nonrhalnnt.
hill he had no disltess." Vainer
said, "lie's uullen In Ihe |x.im
where he's not Interested In
mnrninu workouts lie wants
■Timpany (In tun III a race I
"I'm sails!led with the wav lie
dld II. lie's III He doesn't need
any s|ieed w ill knots He was |usl
loafing a liii.”
Knmern s.ud he was surprised
l.y Ihe eliM'kn.g lierause It lell
like he and ihe roll were moving
faster
"I've worked him Ills last three
works, and I feel that he Is right
on target." Knmein sold "Th e
iraek here tndav was a little
nippy (dry and lonsei and deep
Hiring) and Ihe winds were
blowing prelty hard He w.is
vrry romfnrlahle."
Sllll. Knmeni said he has told
Jolley he would ride Irish Aetor
S a tu r d a y s h o u ld W e s te rn
Playboy prove uuuble to start.
Homern also worked Jolley's toll
three quarters ol a mile III 1:14
3-5 Tuesday.
"Il doesn't have anything in
do wllh Western I'laylxiy. lie's
fine now." Komern said. "Th is Is
tiarkup In ease something hap.
liens In him between now und
then.”
Jolley said a slow workout did
not nreessarlly mean Western
Playboy would rare |ioorly Sat
urday.
"Il depends on tlir burse.”
Jolley said. "Some arc very poor
work horses that ruee well off
slow works."
Jollry said Genuine Klsk. Ihe
(Illy will) whom he won ihe I OHO
K av I I i H h -h . .lo lle y s l.m g ltn .e
g u l l p a t i n e r . m o v e d i>. I I.n
S p r i n g s . A rk . lo llo w ln g I n s ie
l l i e m e l . l a s a m i i l . n l . I n k lie
h a s a hi .n l a i l m e n l a m t I m . a m e
a p a l l e n l o l K .il.u ik k .tl
a
cardiologist
D e v i is a
|M t lln ln g lsl
" K a v n o t l e e d Ihe ..III., w a s
lu ll III h o t s c p |i l u t e s s o lie .....I
Ihe d i s i o i g o t to l a l k l l l g ." J o l l e y
s.ild M o n d a y . " T h e d o c t n t m e n
llo n e d l ha l h e h a d a n l.e
2 y e a r o ld h e 'd Ilk. to i . u r m
New Y o tk "
A lin a lew phone calls. Jolley
t.M.k over Ihe li.m.mg ol li.sh
Aeliif. |..st in lime lo suddli the
Hold T o i I h ' s eoll In i Ihe I ham
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G . m i lush Aeti.i then won ihe
Young America Slakes l.v I L*
lengths Allci th.il shirt, the eoll
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stiess I.nluri in Ills lell In.lit
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laic March ami was second fo
Awe Inspiring. Kasy Goer's
hlghlv regarded siahletnaie. in
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llien ran fourth In the Arkansas
Dciliy at Oaklawn Park. Ihe
.lav.iraman'shome Ira. k
“ lie's a tiler horse lie's never
run a liad rare (Ills worst lli.lshes
are Iwu fourthsl." Jolley siilil.
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G.H-r. lull he's a nice, solid hole
anil he should run a good ra< e."
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India.
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eandldules by 20 racing writers.
A w e In s p ir in g had been
drawing rankings ranging limn
lourth In nUlli since his victory
In the ApHl M Klamlngo Slakes.
Kasy Gorr wus ihe i i u u u I i i i o i i s
N o . I c h o ic e III Ih e p o ll
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Anlia llerhy winner Sunday
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Traeger, Catell team up to no-hit Red Sox for Expos
r* * n staff raaarta
CASSELBERRY - Nick Irtirgcr nnil Andrew
(•mi ll rninhltn-il on it no tuner at the Cnnselherry
Koiarv K\|mis liliinkeil the Arliy s Hid Son H (I In it
Musi.inn Division name ol Seminole I’ony
Hu m -Im II on April 211at I lie Five I’nluts complex.
.lav McFarlanc harked llie outstanding pitching
|iettormanee with a grand slam anil two rims
scored.
In olliei Mustang names
■lereiiiy Frost till a liome rim, itnnhle amt slnnle
lo le.nl lilt* Salvagin's Annelt In a lil t whipping
ol I lie .Ion Hall Orioles on April 211 Andy Nenfeld
Wiis tile winning plli her over Adam Wlnsle.nl.
Ollier hill Inn slats lor the Annels Included
Neuteld. Chris Sanders and Greg Miller.
Don Nyman hit a double and drove m two rims
lor Hie Sou Dank Twins m their 111(1 ths Isloti
over I tie I Tiill.it timid.i Uodeinroimd Dine .lays
on April 2!t Adam Sewell onipltehetl Julio
Kiel.m lor the win. Jell Tayulnn and Chad
Chu|*dt-|alrir also doohled lor the Twins Scull
Deiitall hli three stunleslor the Itlne.lavs
P .1 K.misey was :| lor -3 with lour ihl and three
rims scored In the Seminole Honda Pirates' 1.)-<(
win over the Superior Trim and Door Astros on
April 'ill .Iliumv Itahvn was the wliuilnn plleher
while Hri.m Stensnid look the loss llrad Klinger
anil Stephen l.ii^erllif> also eonlrlhltled to the
Pirate ollense Slenstud drove In live runs on two
slunles and a double while Michael Mindoro
singled lot the Astros
Wiunitin plleher Kenny Hlreli eomhined with
reliever Josh Plekell lo lead the Danis Slnsik
Giant* |Nist the Dlttmer Alumlimm Mets 15 !) on
April 27 Nathan Sims was thr loslnn pllrher. C .J.
Meerl. Andrew Palasek and Plekrtt each hit two
slru>h-s lo lead the (haul ollense. David Paulfk
added a slnnle.
Jason (Jernusky was the winuinn plleher and
Chris KlllliigswoHli pitched well In rrllef for the
wrll for Ihe Twins, who received an ouislaudinn
defensive name from Ihrlr outfield. For I lie Reds.
Kit Kaminski hit a slnnle and home run. driviun
111 three mils and seorlnn <>nr.
Hllleresl Hollies t'ntis iis they knocked till the
Diamond lads' Indians IH-fi on April ' l l Tony
Giordano had two stunles with an rhl and a rim
scored while Hilly Flowers had tlitrc slunles. I wo
rhl and Ihn-e tuns scored.
Bronco
Pinto
Brian Zaludotils was :i lnr-3 wllh a nrand slam
and seven rhl for Ihe Metal Muiudarliirinn Mels as
they blasted the Dan's Restaurant Astros HI 2 oil
April 2!l. Ricky Meeks was the wlnniun plleher
over Matt Thom|>son. Jamie P llrrr. Scott Hudson.
T .J . Duke and Jeff Chunui all rontrlhulerl to the
Met alfack. For Ihe Astros. Rene Perez had a
slnnle. double anti two rhl while Holier! Vessy hll
a slnnle.
Wlrinlnn pllrher Andrew McChmn dldn'l allow
any hits durlnn his lurn on the mound and
eonlrlhuted three slunles. two rhl and three runs
stored to lead the Casselberry Reds lo a 24-0
embarassmriit ol Ihe Seminole Office Products
Yankees on Aprtl 21). Patrikrs was Ihe loslnn
pitcher. Other Reds who lilt well were Clay Cireen.
Ilrlan Lowe. Hrad Hutlrrflrld. Dustin l.ueas. Jon
Malloid. Sam Moore and David Nelles.
Klley fill apa hll a slnnle and home run lo drive
in two runs for the Perkin's Tw ins In their 7-3
victory over Ihe Terra Tek Blue Jays mi April 2H.
Patrick Honan oulpitched Crain Stevens lor the
win.
Josh (Fllrli'ti tlrove In six rims while hllllnn for
the cycle [slnnle. double, triple and home nin| In
the ('iinteni|Nirary Artist Tlners' 25-11 mantinn
on Aptil :d). The home nm O'Hnen hit was a
ntaml slam. Ollier TlRcrs who hll well were Chris
Taylor. Hen I layer and llarretl Klinger
Hrandon t.lpps ami Chris Olsen Irnlh eaunhl
line drives and doubled op runners on liase lor
Hie Dr Cleltls Tw ins In llielr 7-5 victory over the
Atlvaneed lltiike Ann<'ls on April 2!) Olsen also
led the ollense with a triple, iwai doubles, three
till ami two runs stored. Llpps and Austin
R e y n o l d s hll well lor the Tw ins also. Mark
laifaber was the Angel hllllnn slur wllh two home
rims, a double, lour rhl and Ihn-e runs stored.
Hickey Rodrigue/ also hll three slunles Wes
Feliiman maile two good eatehrs In left held lor
the Annels
Illllli' MeVea anil Christian Paultx hll flit a
slnnle. double anil home run lor the Salvaniu'*
Iteil Sox us they beat the Aee Hardware Pirates
22-12 on April 2H Slot lie (iremtlllon. who played
well on tlefense. also eonlrlhuted a slnnle. double
and triple.
Wendell Mains shinned a slnnle. double an
triple In Ihe Advanced Drake Annels' 21-10
maslerv ol the Shotiey's llraves on April 27.
Jeremy Smith. Kevuu I .owe. Tom m y Leonard
and Flip Iturauluk all had three hits for the
Annels
Seorlnn five runs in Ihe third and llflh lunhins.
the Dr. Grtlls Twins ilefeuted tile Versalron Reds
15-7 on April 2fi. Chris Olsen hit a slnnle, double
and irlplc- lo drive in Ihn-e runs anil score two
more lor the Tw ins Austin Reynolds. Annel
Loretu. Chad Hu/lskey ami Dram- illakslee all hll
Hndlch .Old Joe f ill.iiil.Hil I miII, fi.nl . -..■ I'I, m.l
two rhl. Fur tile Ciudni.ils, ( 'D ip Pulltu i l m u In
four runs wllh two doubles and Kulsi-i T>.<f m n
rhl on l wo slunles
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dei'lsloti I i i i i i i ihe Seillllioli (lllli. I- iim I iii I
Yankees on April 2l> Michael Johnson « .is th>
wlnniun pitcher over O'Hrlrn .hilm-on .dsn led
Ihe Koval ollense u it li a single, ilnolili I mine mn
Ihn-e rhl and two rims si nred. Jason 1lb kev also
eoutrlhuti-il to the Royalniti-us*- lm tin Yanki-i-s,
O H rlrn . Gullrtl .mil Wright cui h had a slngli mil
an rhl.
Pony
Deon l)aulli-s tripled and hit a hom e 1*111 10 the
Sanlord Yankees' -12 win o u r the 11 li Re.ilii
Pirates on April 2!l. uiakluu a tvlm iei n i ol
plleher T im Ii I Braden Mall Fre e m a n was the
loslnn pitcher. Braden, w ho struck out in m il
allowed |osl two lilts, also con tribu te d . sliii-.le
iind diiuhle lo the Yankee ollense
Dustin Lucas was 3-for-3 with an rhl tin nllrnsc
and was the winning plleher In ihe Casselberry
Reds' 10-0 shuloul of Ihe Melal Munufaelurlnn
Mets on Aprtl 27. Mlrhael Castro. Sam Moore.
Brian Lowe. Brad Butterfield and Jon Mallozl all
hit well for the Heds.
Down 5-1 wllh two out In the sixth, th r
Casselberry Reds rallied lot live tu n s .m il In Id on
to Ilent Ihe VFW Post 5 1 0 5 Iteil Sox '* m on A p ril
20. Mark Dcxahrulx was the w liu iln n pit* her o u t
Scott Ihlgge. Chad Itelaml It'll the Rett ntlciisc
wllh a slnnle. double ami tour thl J o n ll.itititioinl
Brian Sturnes. Robert Italonmi anti Jo n a th o n S, II
also eontrlbuled hits lor the Iterls llu g g c pared
the Red Sox with two shinies two tin am i a run
scored. Louie Traener. Kdnar A llie s mil Mik,
Borosky also lilt well lor the Red Sox 1)11 tit leosi*.
Kyle Feldman turned a dmiohli- pi.iv
Tony Mornun hit a three-run triple with two-out
In thr fifth to nivr Ihe Tookr Trucking Pirates a
IB -15 rome-from-behlnit win over the Ken
Hummel Cardinals on April 27. Joey Hudlrk. who
strurk out thr side in (h r filth, was the whmltin
pitcher over Ja y Kaiser. Mornun also hail two
doubles lo finish with six rhl and a rlnt scored.
Kdnar Aviles drove in live mils and seined ihn-e
linin' white hltllnn a slnnle. double and tuple in
thr VFW 1*nst 5-105 Red Sox' HI h ihinshlni! ol
Ihe Holmes Developmeiil Tw ins on Apill 11
S4-0 II llann*' onlpllehed Chad A u nil lor Hit win
Other Red Sox hitters Included link I'orosky,
Gain- Hooch. Brian Mllkesaml Dan Logsdon
Rollercoaster
limes
only 10 be denied until this
season.
“ R'a a pleasure to coach here
and roach these kids." Smith
said. "R'a also a pleasure lu
coach the Brat team to win a
district, we’ve had some real
good talent we've Just never
been able lo clear that hurdle."
Th e Patriots will lose four
talented seniors lo graduation
but will return a solid corp of
veteran players to once again
make them a contender.
"W c'U miss our four seniors,"
Sm ith said. "W e lose some
hitting strength but we return
quite a bit."
J im Morse, a hard hilling first
baseman, closed oul his fine
Region---------re-entered the guric in the bot
tom of the sixth Inning). Daunlc
retired four of Ihe last five
batten he laced. In all. Daunlc
surrendered ju d hour hits and
three walks while striking out
"P m proud 1* our kids." said
S m ith , whose team finished
I T - 13. “ We played as hand as we
could play. And we have a lot of
young kids (Lake Brantley is
graduating only four players this
year).
career with the Patriot** ending
wllh a school record lor most
home runs, ui-etmtulallng on of
the highest averages In Ihe
school's history and dominating
the h ittin g d e p a rtm e n t In
Seminole Courtly for the jiast
Iwo years.
"W e'll miss Jim m y qulle a
hll," Smith said. " H r did quite a
few things for us offensively and
defensively."
Dallon Ri-etl. Eddie Zarrmha
und Milch Shatto are the three
other seniors Hrailllrv will send
off. though, the future looks
promising fur the Patriots.
Thurston. Jason Varltek. Mark
Gabrovic. and Greg Thom as
form a power) ul nucleus lor
Uraniley's future. AU live have
runtrlbutrd greatly lo Ihe Patri
ots program.
our kids how good they IW Inirr
Park) are. They're very fun
damentally sound."
Tuesday's loss ended an u n
usual season for ihe Patriots.
Early In Ihe year. Luke Brantley
was ranked unxing Hu- slate s
top 10 before u swoon pulli-d
them several ganx-s under .500.
Finally, they came logeliier and
won thr first district huseliull
lllle In (he sc h o d s history.
"Winter Park just got Hu- key
hits," said Smith. "We out no
pressure 011 ilm-ni. They Just
look II lo us."
"Things look real good lm tinfill tire .mil wr Iu i |h in li.n 1 some
aliiuml games sri up lot th r
summer." Smith said 1 \ <- Ih-cii
trying lu gel 11nis, gam es going
and gel Hit- graduated p l a i n s
hack here to sec \xI1.1t w r ve
dnili- atltl w h e n - m ie going
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pitching and tfcfenar. W r told
Laka Brant lay Marling pitch** Mitch Shatto waa
working on a string of nlna acofataat innings
dating back to last waak, only to aaa Wlntar
Johnson’s doctor had
atkad about ‘pink pills’
TO R O N TO - Hen Johnson s
doctor asked ttu- sprinter If he
had "token any of the pink pills"
as authorities relieved him of his
Olympic gold medal afu-r ids
positive slrrold lest In Seoul, a
Canadian government Inquiryheard Tuesday.
Carol Anne Lelltrren. chcl dr
mission of the Canadian Irani at
the Seoul Olympics, test tiled ul a
government Inquiry Inio drugs
In sport Ihul Dr. Jamie Asiuphan
posed (fie question lo Johnson
during her visit to the sprinter's
hotel room three days after
Johnson's vtetory In the too
meters. She was there to take
away his gold medal and remove
him from the CauadUii Olympic
leam.
"Th e om- thing I elearly re
member him saying is lie askeil
Hen w h ile we w ere there
Whether or liol Hen had taken
any of the pink pills." la-therm
said.
"Bell gave III* tes|*tmxe Belt
did not say one uuni tin- whole
lime w r were m the room
L rlh rrrn said D ll tuple of I trials
Viacdeer.
Park's Ad In Lohry hit a two-run homa run In tha
top of tha third. Tha Wildcats want on to claim
I ha 4A-Baglon 5 crown with an 8-1 win.
told Iter the level id steroids In
Johnson's system was "grave."
and Indieatrd long term usage.
•Johnson was slrlpjied ol his
grdd medal In thi- ton meters
and suspended from competuioii
fur Iwo yean alter traces ol the
b a n n e d a n a b o lic s te ro id
slanu/nlol were found In tils
urine. The inquiry to study drug
use In Canadian s|M*rl was set up
In ihe wake ot tin- ensuing
scandal.
In previous testimony, eoaeii
Charlie Frauds said Johnson
began a steroid program in
HIM I. hoi atunn/olol was nut
(•art id his pre-Olympic prrjiuru
lloit.
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he’d given Jo ) m so11
Gary Lobin said Astaphau told
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Johnson "something extra" lour
days and again lour hours hcliiir
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IN B R IEF
Optimists sponsoring golf bsnsfit
III)- ()|illllllsl ( lull id Simlli Srlillllfilr will p r r v n l Ms tliltil
.mnu.il ■Infill lu iI iim Mriiniii.il (inll TniiiMiHiirtit mi Friday
M.iv S. nr itir Weklvn Hull club unti ,i shotgun stiin <it 12 HO
p ill I’ll/rs Inthldf $1(1(1 gill i crtllleiites fur Mir Iwci first
s-ini s 1 nsi Ini in litln g III*' InuriWIItirnl Is $-l<* p* l gullet. n
pint lti.it tin lintcs (Sill rnrl. rilieshmrlits. tmltrl .mil limit
prize Hi hr I I ' i i k i i i I s 1ti itII Itir liilltllidtiriil will tie uv-il In
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SANFOHII — Thursday. May
•1. al I p tn Is the deadline In
the .Sanford f/cra/d s Oulst.im)
llie Mum i orilest
N'ortl Inal lolls have l i f t n
inm m e in dally hut tlinv- who
have mil w rllien hale only nin
thly rrinulnm e •" cider a
ninlher in our i onti-sl
H ie lup three winners will
Ik- featured in the Mother's
Day i ilillon nl tin- llrt.ilil nil
Sunday. May IT . and will
tetelvr pl.upu-s
A llstme "1 all ipialltvlne
nmnlnrm will la- pulilislutl in
lhal issue as wt II
Here's how 111 t tiler Write
Talk on annual flowers scheduled
1 r l t s l r W ltllt Iitli.111 lln ttli lilt (It 1st (lit N r il lll lil lr ( m in ty w ill
p frs r HI ,| ptnR t.lItt o il •ltltlll.ll f irm i IS lltt l l l i l l s i t . i l M i l I .it I
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to
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lit r.ds .ill Ids im.ils nnl lint Ilf
m in e s linnif in sleep
It ir
mitinif hr Rfis I ii itnr lir turns
llir IV mi Ulld leaves It ctn while
tic sit tits' i|r m in i lulls ns Ire p
w llli Itir lights m
Ilf inns up my rln lin tdll
with tils milm. rlrctrn ti.ilr
lllnwrt .mil Ills rlrt ltd sti.ivn
And hr i nfi t lukr n dunk nl
w.itri Wlthniil Filing lilt w.ilrt
lull Inr Itir tnltllllfs Mr s tun
huy tn link up tflrpliunr llillll
lifts v i tir i.dls Itllnrtliallnn
w til'll Is i hat Util lii tin hill
|('.m i hr udd ’i
Mi Hives mi n lousy $20 u
week mil id llu H U I lukr liutlir
|sii In (ins umt In- inmplutus
n l I iliink In s gelling u guild
d m l If you .(Riff witti mr.
pit .iv punt litis v i I run show II
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l.ellers should tie IvjKd or
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n o tllln e e 's n a m e , stre e t
address, i tty and daytime
phntii tuitlilri r al llu Inp ol llu
pagi- Then will* her ipiallflra
lions or u lu she’s iiiitslatld
tug Al die t od pf vour letter,
write vour name address
davllttie phoii. numtriT and
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Rftli Hndqos piepaios Denver Brunch Eoqs lot Sunday 5 May Day
Brunch
W ARD WHITE'S
Son’s electric bills
Disastrous dinners
take mom to cleaners now super suppers
D E A R A B B Y: I .mi ,• divorced
Winn.in living nil .« very low
dis-ilnliii minim My grnw tt vm
lilts Willi m r I IIV In in iis r iir
nil everything I •.in full Ilf list s
w.ilrt .nut gas (ti lit .(I 1fir w.llrl
fnt ftlf JO mltllllr si|iiwft Ilf
lakes r i m ttinttllllR Ilf winks
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D E A R A B IIY: Mill m il p lr.iv
straighten int isd nn vimelhing
Ih.it has Isilllril mr Int years'*
Whfli dn you n v
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always ■ntllnv these I wo wolds
Please doll I send Itir In Ihf
iJu.lKjtiiii/, l hull looked np litith
ill Iht sr winds u (lo/i n lltNws
unit I si ill itnn ( rift II
D E T R O IT D U M M Y
D EA R DUM M Y:
Im p ly
inruns In snti(s si ol In suy
llidlrei lly
'Intel Mli-mii In
d rihlff nr i nndudf I nil ii l.n is
nl llidli ill Inns
Iliink nl II this w.iy
I In
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m lrn rt is Ihr i uti lift II uli h *1
M i l s I II I f t Ii a I 1 n Ii a I
la d ln lfIfp h n IU i signal liv 'd Ini
ships and alt tra il in d ls ltrs s pisi
may llavt lir r ii v in tided til nllt
Conk of llu M 'rrh w lirn sin- was
tiilroitui t il tn In r kin lien us i
lilnshltlU la idt tw o y ra ls ugn
llftli Bridges is llu fust tn
admit ili.it when she lliattird
Sanford ullornrv l.u k Mtldtifs
ili.it sin lin t,illy m uldii t Imil
wan t
l.u k alvi is (lit- first tn
admit tfial Ills bride s i ulus.m
> i|N ins* i.ilr il pisi about /t in .ii
Itir linn
Bridges lias c u illf a lnllg way
Ih inlgh Itahl lit i M avtlai d a is
ate n v rt and now s h r s m the
M ai llay iiu iih I and modi
In
day sin i.u ik s tiiilii u p U n it
w illi tin ptos In l.u I slit Is (Ills
v r « r * * T h :u m t t i (t r n 1 Ii.drill,in
w ith W ttiilrrd M
Hill G lelnw
ul tin' 1-tiFi A n n u a l M ai Ita i
lin in ' h l lu hrufli h a henelll
s p tu iM iiid by d n i n n
Im
p r o v e m i n i P r o je c t nf th e
W o m a n s l lu ll ol S anlnrd Im
w ill l» held Sunday May 7 (ru m
h Hi a m
In I ll> p in id llu
S u llliili! ( llli I f ille r A ll pinM i l l s will tin tow ard civil' m i
p ro it iiifiil m Suntnri!
So whal il llndtifs was a lair
hloomt r in llu- i niiklnii dr|MtlltlfIII? She was liusi ildlllti
oilier dimes, sin Ii as i lu t ilt-.ul
lug lor Semluolf Ihiili School,
working Inr Ur lined Slcwati
and hiking (lulu in g ilu s v s
llillll III lietine isvillc. S.L'..
Bridges muled in Sanlnrd m
ItHiH Al SMS. will'll' she grudualfd In IflHO. hi adddlun In
(tif f rlfUlllllg. Dridgi-s illvi held
oilier In w e t al v I uMil nrguill/U'
lions And sin wt lit on in rciclic
her Iwi'hfliit's degree limn die
University ul iVnirnl F'lnndu m
Iw ii.iudniif hall years.
Who needed In conk? Nnl
Drillers.
W h ile a t nllcge s lu d e lll.
Drillers lived al linmr III Sanlnrd
wlMi her parents. Frank and Aim
\t wklrk Slit- iald dial durint!
tliov- years het ninlher went in
South t atnllna eyrty summer
tor a tut nidi to In Ip her elderlv
relatives
Il Flank 11.utn l conked, I
woiiltl half yiarvnt
llridges
said Slu- added dial wTini she
got hungry she would o|ieti up
a ta il o! c o rn nr m ake a
vindw ii h
W tirn d dim es in talent.
Ittldgfs Is nn slum h She is a
|Hi|tiilnr tritrilH m arfw lashion
Health education
programs for you
from South Seminole
Community Hospital.
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'L iv in g W it h A r t h r i t i s '
Z»» i T i m aducatlon lunchoon program praaanlad by
5 K-v«
Is aim.i I'llitiau a tun Inr
Int (lie
money in the Miss Santonl
I'.igi.itit. a preliminary in the
Miss Ament a St holarstilp I'agrant lint Deanna's si//ling Jazz
inimlit r won ool oyer Hritlges
hlgti stepping lap dance "That
was Ipiile all e y perlenee."
Drldges v i Iit
Noi yet a n y w h e r e n e a r
tlmtyvim i'dim g. Drldges IS al
ready a m immunity leader. She
is die ( utretii presulcnl. Inr die
toiirih term, ol tin- Semmole
l o u id i I'tia p le r nl Mulhers
Against Drunk Driving, and Is
past president ut the Junior
Women's ('tub nl Sanlnrd Inc.
and Dallct Guild nl SanfordScllillllilf She alvi Is a verelary
(it llte Cuuiimillit.v Coordinated
Child Care ol Central Florida lue.
Ml ). Is active III die Sanford
W om an's C lu b . Is a hoard
member »! Seminole Ctimitnmlly Concert AsMKiatiiin. is a
memlK-r nl I he educallon eomlillllet- ol the Greater Sanlnrd
Chamber ul Comitieret-. and Is a
ineiulH-r ol tile Ceiilral Florida
liegiini.il Hospital Auxiliary.
Drldges Is newsIt-Urr editor lor
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AT THE CROSSROADS OF SR 434 A CR 427
MINUTES FROM LAKE MARY, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS.
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Y e s, m eatloaf can be a treat
A meal planned around a
mcatloal ran l>r nnllulylng. quirk
and rronom lral, an well an a
f a m ily pleaxer. lin in g I h r
mlerowave nvrn ruin I hr rook
ing time by more than liatr.
Mont rookn have a fnvorltr
la tn lly recipe that ra n b r
adapted easily to m lrrow avr
rooking Usually Ihr amount n!
llq iiU I sh o u ld h r r r d u e r d ,
Irein use lln lr molattirr will Itr
lost dm lug the short non-dry
lirat rooking p n m s
You might use onr ol the
billowing rrrlp rs or use till’
reelpe as a guldr lor proportions
ami riMikmg I burs
MICROWAVE MEATLOAF
11 1 |Muuids Iran ground lierf
'< ru p quit kcooking rollrd
oats
1 tahlrs|KHiu Instant tnlnrrd
onion
1 teaspoon Kilt
1» teaspoon prpjier
‘ «ru p milk
» *g g
1 tablespoon brown sugar
2 tahlrspoonseatsup
I traxpoon prepared mustard
Combine ground href, oats,
onion, soli. [H'pprr. milk and egg
in mixing howl: mix well. Press
Into H-hv-4-lnrh glass loal pan
C o v e r w ith w a x r d p a p e r.
Mlrrowavr on 70 perm it power
lb minutes Drain
Combine brown sugar, ratsup
and mustard: mix well. Spoon
over partially mokrd meal loal
Cover Mlrrowavr on 70 perm it
isiwer lor 5-7 minutes or until
rooked In renter (I50*F|. I.rl
stand 5-1(1 minutes Transfer to
sen lug plate.
VEOGIE-MEATLOAF
I W pound* lean ground heel
2 eggs, well liealen
J m e d iu m o n io n . finely
chop) icd
2 ribs celery, thinly sliced
1<cup green |>rpper. clinp|icd
2 carrots. Hnely grated
l lahles(MM)ti horser.ullsh
1 tranpoondry must.ml
1 tuh1cs)KNin (wirslev
1 te.is|Hsm garlic silt
huge mixture, spreading evenly
Top with remaining meat mix
lure, pressing evenly to edges lo
seal. Combine tnmulu sauce,
culsup. basil and |>ep|M'i s u in '
lirusli 2 tublcs|NMins nt mixture
on llirallaol Covet with waxed
(Wiper.
M icrowave on 7tr percent
(lower 111-15 minutes or mull
meal Is no longer pmk l.et stand
5 minutes Mu rowan icmummg
sauce on Itxt (tcrcctii (tower lor
I I ' j mmoles ot until lint Serve
sauce with slices ol ine.i1lo.il
1i te.isp.sin |M'p|H i
1 le u p e .ils iip
l••-illIv m ix all Ingredients
except c a ts u p
l.lg b llv press
m tx tu r r into a lube pan or a
It liv-5-tlleh loal dish M le tm i.n i
on |(X) (H-reeut (s iu e t tm 5
llilllllle s . reduce |mwei to 50
(H'leeiU and m le r o w .n r lor III If*
m in u te s lia e e i.ils iq i oil lo.il
d u rin g last 5 m in u te s ot ro o k in g
Allow to stand 5 |i i m in u te s
iH'tnre re m m lug b o m |wm
(Mldfl* Mycoll It a cetlllled
A mrallo.ll lll.lt eotnbtlles SI-1
cral vegetables and ll.ivois
makes a tasty addition io the
meal. T r y h.iklng this m a
tillerowave lulie |win tor artded
bom* acoaomlal and coordinator
ol th* Slngl* Parent Displaced
H o m e m a k e r s P r o g r a m at
Samlnola Community College
Phone: 333 1450. a il 3M )
S ta le o l th e a rt
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U S Hep Hill McCollum (H Winter Park| listens as In Jin Jun, a
student al Bishop Moore High School In Orlando, describes her
first place winning watcrcolor at Florida s Filth District Congros
sional Art Compolillon and Eilnbil The lodging took place on
April ?4 al Seminole Commumly College In Sanford, and the
onhihit will Pe on display until May fi al (he Fine Art Gallery
Winners Irom Seminole County high schools wore awards of
merit for Cynthia White of Seminole High, and Doan Martin ol
Lake Mary High, and honorable mentions for Tony Dempsey of
Lake Howell High Kimberly Kettles and Ken Lima, both of
Lyman High, end Janef Kasper of Oviedo High
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This meatloaf may remind you
of cabbage rolls, hut It Is less
tlme-eoniumlng to prepare.
4 cups finety-shreddrd cab
bage
W cup chopped onion
1 clove garlic, minced
'2 tablespoons water
Mr-1 Iraspooti dill weed
1 (round ground beef
cup crushed crackers (soda
or Kllz type)
I lablrs|tooll Worcestershire
sauce
W teaspoon sail
U Iraspooti pepper
I egg. trratrn
I ran (H ounces) tomato sauce
1 tablespoon catsup
■4 teaspoon basil leaves
U teaspoon hut pepper sauce
C o m b in e cabbage, o nio n,
garlic and water In a 4-cup glass
measure. Cover with plastic
wrap. Microwave on 100 percent
(rower 5-6 minutes or until
vegetables are tender. Drain
liquid Into 2-quan glass batter
bowl. Add dill weed to cabbage;
set aside. Add ground beef,
cracker crumbs. Worcestershire
sauce, salt, pepper and egg to
reserved liquid. Mix well.
Press half of mixture Into
bottom and I-Inch up sides of
y-by-5-lnch loaf pan. Add cab-
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1 small onion. finely chopped
I tablespoon parsley flakes
1 clove garlic, minced
I trasptxm oregano leaves
I I teaspoon salt
1 >4-'i li-aapnon pepper
f>thin slices rooked ham
I cup m ozzarella cheese,
shredded
3 slices Am rrlran cheese, cut
diagonally
Mix all Ingredients except ham
and cheeses. Place mixture on
12-by.l'i-lnrh piece of waxrd
pajier and shape Into a rectangle
approximately y Inches wide. IO
ini lies long and is Inch thick.
Place ham slices on meat,
overlapping edges. Sprinkle with
m ozzarella cheese. Kid I up
Jelly-roll fashion.
Place on mlrrowavr safe meat
rack or In a lO-by-6-tnrh traking
dish. Cover with waxed paper.
M icrow ave on 100 percent
(tower. 14-15 mInutes or untlll
meat Is not longer pink. Place
chccst' slices on top of mratloaf.
M lrro w a v r on I0 U percent
power, uncovered M W minutes
or until cheese melts.
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SICILIAN MEATLOAF
M Ah »
T h e S a n f o r d H e r it Id
welcomes suggest Ions lor
conks ill the week.
Novice cooks mid ethnic
conks, as well as cx|K-rtcnccd
cooks and master chefs, add
a dllteieul dimension In dill
mg Who is yum choice?
SAVE-A-LOT
This Is a favorite ot mine. This
mratloal lends llselt loan Italian
meal very nicely. Serve It with
pasta, grern salad, crusty break
sticks and Irrsh fruit or a torioul
lor dessert.
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W h o ’s
c o o k in g ?
In te r e s t.
Monday Saturday
Sunday
9 00am-7 00pm
11 00am-4 00pm
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Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida — Wadnetday. May 3. 1989 ■ *»«
Junior ROTC had a ball, literally
SANFOKD - The Seminole
High School Air Force Junior
H O Tt: held Ihclr second annu
al hall ai (hr Sanford Civic
Center on Friday.
More th a n 123 cadeta,
IKirrnin and guests were rereived hy the Colonel and Mra.
Charles Gibson. the aerospace
aclence instructor and hi* wife.
"Th e fond wa» good. The
kid*' lirhavlor wan good. The
liming wa* perfect — we got out
at 12 o’clock." Cot. Gibson
Mill
The formal on-anion wa*
highlighted tiy the crowning of
Mi and Ml** H O Tt’ cadet
lieutenant Ilavld Johnson,
commander of " D " Flight, wa*
crowned Mr. J H O T C . and
cadet airman (•limy Green, an
e lrin riit leader from ” A ”
Flight, wa* crowned Mins
JH O TC .
Five "Itlghtn." or clanne*.
were irprrnenled hy a king
and tpiren " A " Flight wa*
represented hy cadet airmen
Hunly Montgomery and Gluity
Green; " II" Fllglil hy cadet
airm en Ju tn rs Sm ith and
MonKpie William*. ” C " Flight
hy cadet sergeant l-arry Har
rison amt cadet airman Nancy
Harmon. "I>" Flight hy cadet
lieutenant David Johnson and
cadet airman Tum m y Halley,
and " K " Flight tiy cadet
lieutenant Ikdihy M< I’licrvm
Ginny Green, crowned Miss JROTC on Friday night, stands with
Rusty Montgomery. King ol "A " Flight
The color guard |icrtormcd
under Ihc direction ol cadet
airman C.W I’hllllps and coilslated ol cadet Icchn lr al
sergeants Joseph (iovoerk. Itlll
l.litoo and cadet airman Da-n-k
llrowu riu- sword team was
c o m in a n d i* d h v i a d i-1
lcclion.il sergeant Hill II.on
iiionit
Some ol ihc mam awards
pn-sciiicil wen- ilu- ouisi.mil
lug i ndcl awalil Icadciship
aw.mis supi-rloi |H iliiiiu.iui i-
awards, academic* award*,
model rocket Itadgel, cade I of
the rpiarler award, and honnr
flight award.
Gttlslnndlng rntlels were
Tam m y Hatley. Myra Frnn.
James Smltli. Joseph Govh i t k . H ill l.l l l o n
M a rk
Knglaud and David Johnson.
I.cadcrslil|i awauls went In
Aaron Itrowti. David JnhriMin
ntiilt'.W I’hllllps
S u p e r io r p c i In rin a n e c
awards wrul lo Hilt I.ltton.
David Johnson and Kiihcti
ljl|H/
Academics awards wrul to
Te rn -tire Chapm an. Jam es
Davis. Mark Ktiglantl. Myra
Te rm . G ln n v Green. Mike
Gurnee. Jo se p h G o v o rrk .
Nancy Harmon. Chuck Mikcls
II and Mark Savage
MimIc I rocket liadgcs were
given In Hill I.ltton. Joseph
Govocek. mark Kngland. Te r
rence Chapman and Bobby
Mi I’hcrsou.
Mark Knglaiul was named
i adel ol Ihc ipiarler
lu ii ami ihree-vear i cruft
■ales wi n- given in graduating
sill lilts and a crrtlllrale ot
applet l.ilioii was given lo
l.um.ii H ii liardson. assistanl
piiiicip.il at Scnillioli- High
Si Il'HlI
A pl.iipu- lor outstanding
supjxitl was pM-si-nlcd In Col
( iihsnn In Ihc i adds
Sushi may contain parasites
Special fo Ihs Herald
T h e Food and D ru g Ad*
mlnlsirailon has been Hooded
with Inquiries concerning sushi,
the raw fish dish, because
anlsaklssls. an lllneaa caused by
parasll Ic worm*. Is on t hr rise
More than 30 cases have hern
reported. Kesearch by Ihr Uni
versity of California and FDA
show lhal the worms are found
most ofirn In Pacific salmon and
rrd snapper. Atlanllc rod. had
dock. tuna, flounder, herring,
mackrrrl and squid
The parasll le worm* may he
presenl In some lypesof llsh lhal
are undercooked or used for raw
fish dishes such a* sushi. The
p a ra site s can cause p a in ,
vomiting, and may require sur
gical removal. Sym ptom s or
fever and diarrhea also may he
i mixed in milder forms
The parasite* cause a tickling
In Ihc ihrnat and. H not expelled
bin swallowed, can burrow Into
I fie stomarh and bowels within
one to 12 hours
II ts not always possible to spot
i fie threadlike while worms liy
i losely Inspecting the fish, as
some may think. If the parasite
is lying parallel to the muscle ol
the tlsh. II would not be possible
lo see the jiarasile. and If present
III cyst form. 11 would be very
dlltlcoli to see. It also Is not true
that chewing well should kill ih<
parashes.
Some people I m-IIcvc sushi
chefs can salcgmiid llsh l>v
freezing It for seven davs I DA s
guidance Is freezing at ol I m-Iow
20° Centigrade lor minus I
Fahrenheit) lor 72 limits or
more. Mosl home Ircc/crs do n o t
attain itns neecssurv level in kill
Ihc parasite and. ns such com
plclc assurance >>1 vilctv slmolil
not he tried
Since no amount »l uispi >- >u
Is foolpriMil. ihurniigh inokltu: ts
the most reliable inctliod avail
able lo Ihc home conk ol •■<ii
sinner ol llsh tor n vn ld liu 1
anlsaklssls.
B « f l i f l Graff t\ tha Wmiiwlt Court,
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sour dough rolls. Kli li Plan
Srmlnole Chemical Awarrne** sausage. Southern gills. Danish
rolls, dooghmil holes, culler,
Network and Is Ihr pmlor edura
lion i halrmau for Ihr Florida pm i- and *1raw) terries Tlrk rls
Federulluu ol Women’* Cluh* Al to ihr brunch arc av.nlalilc I nun
a rrcrnl teglslallvr uuriu hlv ol any woman * i lob member or .u
MADD In Tallahasaer. *hr wa* Ih r door Admission is *4 50 lot
rleclrd vice prr*ldrnl of Florida adult* anil *.t tor children under
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MADD
DENVEN
Hrlnrr Jack and Hridgra were
H U N C H BOOB
married, lie used ihr reverse of
1 do/rn eggs
the old wive*’ lair. "Ih r way lo
cup milk
win a man'* heart I* through his
I cup mayonnaise style salad
stomach." H r really pul on Ihr dressing
Kit/ al a Thanksgiving dinner he
•4 pound bacon. tried and
lioslrd lor Ihrlr families. Before cru in bird
Hie gurat* arrived. Jack handrd
U cupchnpjted pimiento
I fridges a sealed plastic contain
Pinch of *.ili
er tilled with naiad "T u rn It
Dash ol Mark or while |M-p|H-r
Itack and lorth." lie Instructed.
' l n ip green {trp|M-i. i Implied
"*o t call nay you lo*srd Ihr fine
naiad."
I'trhcal oven lo 1150*F Heal
Jark I* n real Florida Cracker if
egg* well Adit milk and salad
ih rrr rv rr was one. Horn al
dressing. Stir in green |H-p|tcr.
Selirlug. Ill* family moved lo
pliuleuto. M i l and |M-p|M-r Poor
Sanlord when tie wa* <i year*
mixture Into an oiled, otiluug
old. He graduated Irorn Seminole
High School In H IM . University pan. Sri Ihl* pan in another pan
of hoi water and hake 23
of Florida In IttttH and UF Law
miuuirs or uuiil *ci. Cm into
School In HI72. H r I* a pari m i
square* and serve on toast
In Ihc C le v e la n d . H rld g r* .
Garnlkli with parsley. Serves
laturrncr Law Firm.
10 12
"Jack did Ihr majority of the
This icclpr call I m- made Ihc
cooking when we were mar
ried.” Hrldgr* said. But a little nlghi before. Cover and re
more than a year ago when she frigerate. the next morning,
left her Job with Dr. Stewart. pour mixture lulu oiled |m u and
Bridge* got into serious cooking. proceed a* directed almve.
" I kepi reading cookbooks I
The following recipe* have
received as wedding gifts." she
said. Today, rooking si the brrn irlcd and tesled hy Mr. and
Mrs. Bridge* In their home
Hridgra home is s Joint effort.
(fridges suggest* that the chief kitchen:
cook and boitlrwashcr In Ihc BM0KED TURKEY
Turkey (thawed If frozen)
household prepare Vivian Buck's
1 medium size union
Denver Brunch Egg*, which will
2 bay leave*
fa- featured on the May Bay
Li eup wine
B ru nch m enu. O th e r menu
Items will Include: homemade
I recipe id Sujier Smoking
C M l I r n f f n a Page SO
S a u e r III
trt'luW i
desired.
see
recipe
W ash Itttkcv
n ib well w ith
(M-aliul or vegelable oil Place on
greased g ild Ho avoid sin ktngl
III Ih c water pan pm
2 Im i
leaves, the |*-clcd onion whole
c u p w ine and till w lilt w .tier In
hum
I 'sc U n vo tin g wood as
desired and conk a i n l m i tit in i ol
i> liou rs [>o not rem ove dom e
i i i i i i I uildw av Ih io iig h cooking
nin e T h e n rem ove and I i I m t h II v
haste im k c v w it I ■s u |m t sm oking
S.IUCC W h e n im k c v is done.
Ill* rails haste again and allow to
smoke another 13 n iin u li s
SUPER
BMOKING SAUCE
1 |h iiii itt corn ml margarine
1 11 up sherry or red want
2 lalilt s|HH>ns Wotehesterslllle
sauce
2 lab|es|HHins sov sain c
2 1 loves garlic, tm ely t 'hupped
1j tahlcs|KHin i Intjt|H't1p.irstcv
2 ICa*|HHII|SS.lll
1 1 opul wan t
Combine all lligreillelils III
heavy saucepan and bring lo
ImiII Lower heat and simmer lor
JO tuluutcs Basic sauce on meal
surfaces hallway through and at
end ot i (Hiking lime. Tills saut e
can Ih - used for smoking any
iy|H- ol meal.
RICE WITH
WATER CHESTNUTS
I cup uuctKikcd rice
I iuhlc*|NMii hiiiicr
1 can (3 o u n c e * ) wat er
chrslmil*. drained and sliced
2 cups Imi waicr
I package dehydrated onion
soup
I'n In al ov< u lo J3 ()“F. Spicad
W BDNM OAY’S MUMS TIMS
t> uu
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ilu- hi a shallow linking |>an
Blend icmammg ingredients and
slit mlo nit- Salt lo taste liake
i overed Im JO minutes
BEEF WITH
BROCCOLI
|Mnmd I m-c I slii cd very Itilu
1 | M>nin I Iiiim i oil
2 lallll‘S|HMlllS sov sauir
1 iablcs|HHin rtich ol sherry.
i oin shin h. and M-snmenl!
2 taldi-s|HMiUs sail
ti lab|i's|MMinsoil
2 tahlcs|HH)lis water
l ul htiHcoll spears lfieri spill
into 2 or 4 sccimns Slice slrak
into itilu slices Mix corn starch,
sov same, sesame oil. sherry
and I m 1 1 Heat J lalili s|mkiiis oil
m wok iinlll Imi. Slir-lry broccoli
I llillline. add 2 Intilrspoon*
wall i cook 2 nr more mtliule*.
remitve Irom | n iii and s e t aside.
Heat J limn- tablespoons oil in
wok uuiil hoi Stlr-lry In-el mixlore 2 minutes. Add broccoli lo
Ih el and stir 2 minutes serve
hnl!
Gri'al on a Im i ol rice Also
in.ii male I lie ts-el llUXIillf lor I
hour fH-tore mokiug
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1 2' i-|MJun(l chicken, cui into
parts
2 Im-u Ii -ii eggs
1i cup Ilnur
J cups cooking oil
1i in * im p sugar
l acup Miy sauce
Dip chicken first into egg. then
Into Hour. Brown In oil at
medium teui|M-rature. Drain. In
uiiuilier pan. mix soy sauce and
sugar and bring lo Mill. Dip
chicken while still hnl In soy
same mixture. Drain on rack.
Place rack In 330•F oven and
heal about 3 mluule*. until
crispy.
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B L O N D IE
by Chic Young
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is poorly understood
D E A R DR. O O T T i Our
2'v-year filil sun w.is diagnosed
lit ft m u lit Its ns It a v l it ft
lllurktiin-lhniiiond syndimue. nr
cnugcnllal Itypnplasllr anemia
Ilf was Inlllallv healed with
m.ivHivc ilust’s ul picdiilsmie anti
lias tiei’ii weaned tu lu n infill
grams every otliei tlay which is
maintaining Ills I iIihk I ruiiut.
Wlial tail yuu till its alHiul Oils
disease?
D E A R
R E A D E R :
am lim n , a rc spread h u m h u m a n
tn h u m a n a n d are im lm ila tile
w ith antlhlnt list nr ul her lim its.
T n rh m u tc ly . must people w ith
Cnxsaekle Intcetlnn ex|>erlenee
m ild llu llke sym p to m s a n d re
ro v e r im e v rtd ln lly .
ACROSS
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do th
6 loan shark
17 Actrrss _ T_
Amhrss
t J list of (KHtibl*
jtjtmt
14 Finger flick
15 Til thr* sky
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llla ckla ii O i.tm m id s y n d ro m e Is
■in e x tre m e ly rare co n ge n ita l
a iirin la . in w lilf li ililld ie n In licrII a |HHirly in iiliistiH iil a h nu rm a l
HV ut tI k - liaslt eells tli.it liiim
m l corpuscle s I Ins It-atls in a
p u re m l i t’ll aplasia a d rllc lc n c v
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at n il I i Iih h I eells O llir t em npo
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exam p le . tissue ili.il lim n s w h ile - 1B Ornamental
paflein
till h ul eells — a re s}LU e il
I nf reasons II lii are lint i tem
stern III drugs — sueli as pit-d
nisoue
may trip euntml I hi
a n e m ia . In some e h llilre ii.
iralisliislniis may Is- ms’essary
In save life In must |i.ilieiils.
Irans|>l.uiiallun ■< Ihiiii - marrow
11 1 i a lieallliy ilinuir is the
preferred treatment
this is
appropriate Iherapv Ini children
lleeanse this sy n d ro m e is so
u n u su a l, yo u sls m ld leipiesl and
ns elve lu r lh f i in ln rm a lm u lim n
t h e lie lit U l n l o g l s t s ( l i l i i u i l
sp e ela llstsl w h o a le lie a tln g
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D E A R DR. O O T T : A lilend in
Sent laud I i . i s Em s- i i sulh -ring limn
l uvsni klf disease lor Iwn years
Actually. many jicnplc in the
same Irnvn hitXV emitraeled 11
Can vuii explain Ihe cause ami
isire?
D E A R R E A D E R : Then- are
a l H i u l till types nl Cnxs.li kle
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v iru s e s and t hey cause a
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soies in (hi- mouth, nirnlngllls.
paralysis, heart liillammallnn.
by Howie Schneider rash. lung Inleellnn and iniesllmil upset
Cnxsaekle allmeiils are uime
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by T .K . Ryan
i f r im B r t G e o n i, i p t t L A K B ,
I m e an' vouvm m b QomAmm S tB f u f M e n e o u k BflfiiK A u a x m ,
S rE T U f OUR NUPflAl* ANNOUNCE,
SHALL we BlTIDWETHBKThfA),
W B PPM I6* MAKE OWE tffWViTATe
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FRAM E?
COPIES
T WHERE OWE A lAITW CELIIW TE.
A V A IL A B L E .
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A R L O A N D JA N IS
b y J im m y Johnson
ARLO' HORRY'
il'6 A OUARTtR TilLEiCHT'
B y J i m e i Jacoby
Th e re are tw » interextlnn
.lv|H't'h lit llilt.ile.il The IIIsi Is
Hie play in live t lulls allci Uesi
lias u|H’Metl with u weak I wii
spade hid I'ndnv s deelarei wun
(he ate nl spatles. sheddmi< a
heart limn dum my, and tin u
played A h ul ( lulls lie hit il
played lour rnuhds ul diamonds,
shedding heart Insets. 1 hat
would have liet i i line II East had
rulletl In. hut East simply tilseatded mi ilie Imirlli dlammid
Then, when a heart was led.
Kasl took lilt- an-and t ashed tint|ueeil ul elulis. shurleullld <le
t laier's lrum pslli.il weie needed
lor rutlhitt d u m m y 's lnNini<
hearts, lb-si ul euuise is lur
declarer lu slni|Jv cash the ctuh
are and I lien ptiy on diamonds,
slate Sunlit run allnrrl In allow
Ihe detense In make a Iriek w ith
ihe rpiis'ii ut elulis. hut cannot
allnrd in lei a delender draw a
third imniil ul Iris trumps wlih
dial <lulripieen.
The seeund tliteresUnd asiM-el
is thal any ehaixc lur Smith In
make a name In rhihx would
dlsnp|H‘ur It Easi-West had a
pailnetshlp anieemenl llial I
liearllly rin iin iiiin il. II Kasl
tmild have hill three hearts as an
artllkiul lead tJIreelInn hid. Ihe
delenders would lake die first
I luce heart tricks anulnsl a d u ll
iiilitrael. This anrisinent only
applies when the oppunenls
tluuhle your |xirlner's weak
two-hid lot luketxil. II you udnpt
lids llietlliKl. II Is also setlslhle lu
.inree lhal iwu niMrump over an
uppuslun lukeuiil dunhle anuunnees llial yuu wish in play In
your own limn suil. I’urhier bids
three eluhs hy anreemrni. and
you pass with loan elulis nr hid
yuiiraehml luunsuli.
M i n i II
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HOROSCOPE
By B ernice Bede Osol
YOUR BIRTHDAY
May 4. 1 9 8 0
FRANK AND ER N ES T
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WANNA SIT ON T h E
^ FENCE A W HOWL?
iHinn die musl I’xelimn and
unusual amonn your pals. Il
sliuuld Ire lun.
You're likely lu have uii nilL E O (July 2 TA u n 221 K im - i i s
hrldled iliirsl Its knuwledne In your ellorts anil euernU’s today
die year ahead. These |Hiwerhrl nil Ihinns thal yuu can do hr
desires will Is- irlnnered hy a enhance your miccr. T r y llu*
n e r s u n a l d r i v e f ur s e l l - untried — uolhhiK vrulured,
Irelleniieul as well as a need lur nulhliih dallied.
material nralllleat Inn.
V IR G O IA iiu 23-Sepl. 22)
T A U R U S (A|ml 2(1 May 20) I here's a ehaniv yuu mldht Is*
la-udiTshlp alullly Is likely In Ik - ehalleudrsl Inday nil a subject
your siruun srdl hwlay. II those you knuw extremely well and
with whom you'll* Involved are alruiit w hit'll you feel very
heslluni or Indeeislve, you'll struii)>l>. I wnuldn'l waul tu Ire
priiliahlv adhere in yunr Inellria- your adversary.
tluiis lu sli p lu and take charne
L I B R A ISepl. 22 Oi l. 2111
Tiyln n tn |Mtelt nji a hruken Trie nils whn ftvl they are the
rum uueeV Th e A s tru -tira p h v lei Inis ul circumstances should
Man limakiT etui help yuu In liKik In you for Inspiration today.
understand what In do lu make You'll In- aide lu show tlu ni how
Ihe rdulinnshlp work. Mall $2 lu lu rvliutld llirir phtH'nix horn its
Malrhuiuker. I'.O. Ilnx UM 28, own ashes.
SC O R P IO (Oi l. 24 Nov. 221 It
Cleveland. O il 4*110I-.TI2K
G E M IN I I May 2 1shine 201 A looks like yuu will In- al your
cnudllluu dial lias Ireen reliird- liesl today If |rrssurrd lulu a
Inn your prnnress has ii n<M*<l (oilie r and have tu come up wllli
chance ul lielnn idlevlahsl Imlav. (puck answers. The luu|>her lire
ITonrcss will IK- usire rapid alter rpiestluns. Ihe iK'ller you are
yuu an- free hum this restriction.
likely liriK-rfurin.
S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 22-1 Vc.
C A N C E R (.June 8 1-July 221
Make an iflm 1 Ithlay In nut 211 Mollvatlun In lie the leader
Nomcthlnn sis’ul lunellier lli.it amuiid your |s-ers euuld Ire
lueludes II lends ynil Ihlnk nl as upiMTiiurst In your mind inday.
b y Berk* Brssthed
BLO OM C O U N TY
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Yuu mlfthl even lake ionic clever
m e a su re s tu escape b r in g
uumberrd among die rank and
nie.
C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan.
Mi) ir you don't lake yourself or
what you do Inn seriously today,
ireoplr with whom you'll be
Involved will begin to emulate
your behavior Instead of letting
Ihe whole project gel too heavy.
AQUARIUS IJan. 2 0 T rb . |9)
You re likely to h*t*l extrcmrly
[troieedvr ol dsise under your
guldaurr today and you may
even go lo unusual lengths to
salt-guard their Interests and
security.
P IS C E S ITeb. 20-March 20|
Even though yrsir emotions art*
likely lo he very strong In
deleiise of what you believe
ItMlay you're still not apt to be
unreasonable when your con
cepts are challenged by others.
A R IS R (March 2 1-April IU|
You euuld have a slight touch ol
genius today p e rta in in g lo
ililngs material If somrlhlng
up|Mirtunr dt-vehi|is. you'll know
how lo use ii to your maximum
hcurfll.
IC | I«H » . N K W SI'AI'K H KNTE H I'R IS E ASSN
A .-1
�Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. May 3. 19W — —
Budget faces major challenges
I iao nlv Hl v ea»M al
i w n e o rf tr us ^ua m
V
W A S H I N G T O N — T h r h l^ lily h a llo ! nnd h ig h ly
iitw illo l n g io -m rn t I h - I w o m i I'rrn ld clit U n a li m id
(iXifiri'HHlniial In id tTn m i I he budge! Tor IlM’iil
Mffto (nerd m a jo r r h iilln t g m W t'drituduy frmii
i m ik iin d T I I r m i-n itx -rn o l Ih r S rn n tM in d Hmitic.
T h r Sritiilt* began d r lu itr o n I h r m n r r Ih nn
H I trillion h m tg rt liilr T u ro d n y w llh n p rn ln g
n liiti'llirn ln try llixir m nnngt-rn. w h o g a v r I h r
IM rka ge of s|M'iiclliin m id revenues n lm n g sup|Mirt. T h r llm ittr w as k r h r d illr d In begin Its
rn n s ld rra lim i W ednesday.
T h r llrsl trs l h irin g Ih c Senate w ns a pmpnsiit
h y S r t i . S t r v r S y m in s . IM d n h n . and a lln ru p nl
K ip ith llriin con srrv n lives p u ttin g Congress on
rr rn r d ngnlnsl raising gasoline r x r ls r luxes,
O th e r. m n rr tn r rro c h ln g a n irn d n irtiis . som e nl
w lili li ro u lil tip srl lln c n n lra rl w ith Ih r W h ite
Iln iiM ', writ? e x|xt'led in hnth rh a in lx -r* —
liifliid tn g n n r that w n nld take th r S n rln l S r r u r tty
T ru s t K u nd nut of Ih r liinlgct and rM -a la lr Ih r
d r llr ll hyalM iul Stiff hllllnn.
T h r budget rrsn h itlim s a p p m v rd h y I h r Senate
and H n u s r r n m iu llt r r s n rr v r r y slrnltlar. T h r y
M ould m l t h r d r ill'll hy $KH hllllnn b rin g in g II
d u w ii In $ !K M ju st u ild r r th r $10(1 hllllnn large!
m *I hv i h r (iru in iti'K iid in a n llu llln iis law.
T h r S r n a t r and llu u s r u v ria ll m in is art* almost
I h r m a r t s l/ r and th ry have t h r n a m r I r r r / r nil
d r lr ils r s|M-llillllg
Hut III several d o m rs llc arra s Ih r rrM ilu llu n s
d lllrr M iiis ' t h r Iw n resolutions art* a p p m v rd .
Ihnsi' differences w ill lie rrs n lv rd h y S rn a tr and
H n u s r negotiators
T h r Itinlgcl resolutions provide all u v rra ll
lilu rp im l Ini I h r llsru l y rn r Ix-g ln n ln g O c l. I and
Ih r precise Irrtlls w ill tx* w r lllr n h y S r n a t r and
Hm isi' co m m it Ices w llh |urlM llcllnn n v r r Ih r
various categories.
h rn . ila lu rn S a ssrr. D - T r n i i. . rh a lrm a n id th r
Legil Notices
Legal Notices
IN TH E CIR CUIT CO UR T OF
THR 1ITH JU D ICIAL
CIR CU IT. IN A N D F O R
S tM IN O L I CO UN TY.
FLO R ID A
C A tC N O W H IC A « L A
B E N E F IC IA L M ORTGAGE
CORPORA T ION. A Deleeer*
cergereltott.
ttletnllfl.
VI.
DW IGHT B K L E IN E .
Detortoent
N O TIC E O f SALE
Nol>c> It hwofcr given thol.
pur iu «r I to Hi* Enrol JuAfmonl
of Foreclowrw entorett In Pill
covio in mo Circuit Court of
tomlnol* County. Florid*. I pill
■oil Pro property utuoiod in
torn;not* County. FlorlAo. Ao
u rtb t* *1
Lot M I A . Trocl E. TH E
ARBORS A T H ID D EN LA K E.
SECTIO N 1 R E P L A T, according
to Pro Plot t im e * at recorded
In Plot Boo* t ! Reg* t l. of Pm
P ublic Rocordi of Somlnole
County. Florlde
et public U N . lo I4m high*!* and
bail bidder, lor ceeh. of II 00
a m on Pm III dor of June, no*,
at P m West Front O u r entrant*
•I Pm SominoM County Court
hauM. Vanturd. F L.
D A TE D Pin Iflh day at Jkpnl.
not
(S E A L)
M AR YANNE MORSE
Clerk o* Circuit Court
By. JanoE. Jaw m c
Deputy Ctork
Pubtlih: May 3.10. Iiet
D IE T S
NO TICE OF
F IC TIT IO U S NAM E
Notice It hereby given that I
am engaged in butinon ol P O
Boa II I. Ganova. F lo . m i l .
Sommoto County. F lor Ido under
Mm FtctltMut Nome ot VIN
H IES TR UCK TIR E SER VICE,
and that I Intend to regtiler laid
name with Pm CltrO af the
Circuit Court. Seminole County.
Florida In accordance with the
P ro viiie n i ol Mm RIctllloul
Name Staiutn. To Bra Section
•AS 0* Florida Stetutn 1WI
/1/VlncantM Glrardt
Publith: April M. May ). 10. II,
IMF
D E D IN
N O TIC E OR
F IC TITIO U S NAM E
Notice it horoby given that mo
art tngigiO m butinon al u i
Murphy R d , Winter Spring*.
Sent inete County, Florldo under
Pm Fkllttou* Nemo of C LEA N
SW EEP M A IN TEN A N C E, and
name wiMr P m Ctork et P m
Circuit CauH. Seminole County.
Florida Ml accordance m IPi Pm
Rre v lila n i at the F lctllla ui
Name Statute*. To Wit: Sactton
•kI M Florida Statute* IMJ
Ji'Ja m a i R Parnell Jr.
rirC ty d iG Rae
Publith May 1 10. tl. T L HR*
ORE IS
IN T N E C IR C U IT CO UR T
OR TH E U T N
JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT
OR FLO R ID A,
IN A N O ROD
IE M H M L R CO UN TV
CASE NO. O I I I F t t O l
G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N
DIVISION
FE O f RAL N A TIO N A L
M O R TGAGE ASSOCIATION
P L A IN T IF F ,
IN TN R CIR C U IT CO UR T OR
TH R R IO M TRR NTN JU D IC IA L
CIR C U IT IN A NO FOR
SEMI NOLB CO U N TY .
FLO R ID A
C IV IL DIVISION
C*M NO. tM TS A C A -tbR
CITIZE N S F E D E R A L
SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION,
Plamiitf.
vl
A O A E R TH M ACOM EER;
A R L E N E M ACOM AER.
SEARS ROEBUCK A
COM PANY; and U N ITE D
E N E R G V CON TR O L. INC..
W IN F IE L D SCO TT R L L tO TT.
JR. AND T A W N IE T .
E L L IO T T .H IS W IF E ; SUN
RANK. NATIO NAL
ASSOCIATION; SEARS.
R O CR U CK A CO M P A N Y ;
U N IT E D STA TE S O F
AM ER ICA, D E P A R TM E N T OF
TR EA S U R Y . K E Y C A P ITA L
CO R F.
D C F EN O A N TIS I
N O TIC E OR IA L E
N O TIC E IS H E E E E V G IV EN
pur want to an Order al Final
Judo.. ant at Foroctoour* dated
April M >N*. entorad Mi Civil
Cate No M ITT! CA Of L ol the
Circuit Court ot Mm ilghtoontn
Judicial Circuit In and tar
S EM IN O LE County, Florida.
wtMigln F E O E R A L NA TIO N A L
M O R TG A G E A S S O C IA TIO N .
R le l n l l t l and W I N F I E L O
K O T T E L L I O T T . JR ANO
TA W N IE T E L L I O T T . HIS
W IFE era aotondantltl. I will
u l l to Pm hlghait and bait
bldM r tor cam. A T TH E WEST
F R O N T DOO R O F TH E
SEM INOLE CO UN TV CO UR T
HOUSE. SANFORD. FLO R ID A,
al II ■ AM. June M. IN*. Pm
toltowing t o u r toed property ai
•at torPi in u id Final Judg
menl.to wit
L O T 1. B L O C K M . T H E
W O O O LA N O S SEC I . AC
C O R O IN G T O T H E F L A T
TH E R E O F AS R ECO R D ED IN
F L A T ROOK to. RAGES M AND
»*. P U B L IC R E C O R D S O F
S E M IN O L E C O U N T V.
FLO R ID A
O A TE O al SAN FO R D .
Flanda. Pin t u t day et April.
IN*
M AR VAN NE MORSE
CLER K OF THE
CIR CUIT COUNT
SEM INOLE County. Florida
By Jan* E Jawm c
Deputy Ctork
Publith April M. M ar I IN*
D ED 111
A M E N D E D N O TIC E OF SALE
N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
punuant to ■ Final Judgment of
Forectowro datad Novatobar I,
■Ml. onlorod in Civil C o m N o
I / N T * C A M P ot Pm Circuit
Court ot Pm IlgStoanPv Judicial
Circuit In and lor tomlnolo
County. Florida, tetartln C ITI
Z E N S F E D E R A L S AV IN G S
A N D LOAN ASSOCIATION I*
P m PlaintiP and R O B E R T H
M ACOM RER. ARLEN E
M AC O M B ER . SEARS
ROEBUCK A COM PANY and
U N ITE O EN ER G V CONTROL.
INC. aro Pm DoNndanN. I Mill
M il la Mm high**! and belt
blddar tor cam. al P m Well
Freni Door al Pm Samlnele
County CourlhouM. Senterd.
Florida, al II M a n t . an Pm
SSth day •• May, lOBO. MM
tallowing datrubad property ot
M l lortti in laid Final Judo
m am to w il
L a t IB . B la c k F . S U M
M E R IE t NORTH. SECTION 1.
according lo Pm plet thoroel at
recorded In Plat Ana* II. Pagoi
M and J». PtM w Rot orda ot
tommota County. F lor Ida
D A TE D Put H it day al April.
1000
(C IR C U IT COURT SEAL)
Clerk of CkcwU Court
Ay JanoE JaMetc
Deputy Clerk
Publilh April JO. May ). 100*
D ED 114
CSLKBMTV CIPHER
pRot*4| C flw CSlfafagrim* OF €»*M»KW| l*M* quolafafWt fag Izmnw*
|vO|Ar |4it whI (HfWiI
l « h W1M ot INF
OnailNM f«»MF A1Aw ii IVudt* ft
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Senate Ih id g f l C o m m itte r . sulci the h m lg ri
w orked m il w illi lliihli w ns Ih c " I m-s I com prom ise
[R isslh lr" m ill rc J iT f n l nltncks lh.it II consists of
“ sm oke unit m irro rs . deception n r leighl-of-
hand."
ft
ft ft
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c
-
UAOVft
IV I I V iO U S SOL H I IO N 11 ptnlnr I let C h n n e ttrolliotl ot
■SI
vou can d o anything al ttro lebro except aim
inn
.twit Sm ith
IN TH E C IR C U IT CO UR T
O f T H E E IG H T E E N T H
JU O IC IA L CIR C U IT
IN AND FOB
t E M IN O L I CO U N TY .
t T A T R OF FLO BIDA .
C a ta N t: E F IM I CA R L
y torMa Bar Na.i I
Sasser sulii Ih c rcsttliilltiii “ keeps Ih c budget
tre n d in g iln w n " m u) added. “ It sprem ls I lie ptiln
lu lrly m ill rrp u d ly . N o th in g should lie In itiu m c nr
HiirnPhTiil."
House Sjtenker i/lrn Wrli>hl said Ihe
Im djiel “ w hile lint ;i heroic efforl ... din s do alniiil
ns w ell. I |t|iess. as we enuld do p m le e llu ji Ihe
p rio rity p ro K m m s lit w h ic h we arc c o m m u te d ."
T il e s|H*aker elted h in d s for I lead S tart, the W in
n u lrltlo n pio jira in and other health cure m id
rilu c u lln ii p ro gram s and n lv i noted Ihe b u d jje l, as
d ra in 'd hy the lln nse eom oilM ee. lo lly h in d s
pro g ra m s lor I In- hom eless and aualnsl drnils
B A R N E TT B A N K S TR U 1 T C O .
N A .a t Truiteelar lha Florida
■touting I Inane* Agenty
purtuanl to a Trin t Indenture
dated at •* June I. I M . at
emended end tugglamented by
Supplemental Indenture* dated
et *t Augutl I. IM ). October I,
IN* and October M, IM*. each
by and between Th* Ftartd*
Homing F (nanc* Agancy and
ttw Trutte*.
Platnllft,
vt
W A H R F N B P IC K E T T .il
"lm|H*rfert ih m iu h it m ust I p *, g iven the fiscal
restraints. I th in k H ’s about as good as Ihe
eom iiiHtee cou ld put togeth er." W rlg ilt said.
A sm all I land id House D cm u cra ls. w a rn in g Ihm
Six ial S r c u r lly henefith w ere Ih re a le m tl. witd
they w ill sis-k In rem ove the trust fu nd from Ihe
budget In tlseal MR!**-
AMENDED
N O TIC E OF ACTIO N
S TA TE OF FLO R ID A
TO W ARREN B P IC K E T T .
H living, and II marrtod. MRS
W A R R E N B P IC K E T T , hit
wlto, II living. Including any
unknown tpewto ot tald Dtlvnd
anlt it either hat remarried and
It either or bath el tald Deton
danlt are deceatad, Ihtlr re
tpacliv* unknown he i n . d*
v it* « t. grant**!, a ttig n w t,
cnditort. Itonarm and Irultaat.
and all ether partent claiming
by. through. under or againti
the named Dotendan It
Whet* totldo nc* It itb *
S*u th w *tt*rn B le d ., I I E I .
Deliet. Te a e tlU M
VOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an
action to ton eMe* a rnirtgegi
on th* tel rowing property in
Sam ineto County. F tor Ida:
Lei 1. Black al. CASA PARK
V ILLA S PHASE II. *ccarding to
lha Plat thargol at ncardkd in
Plat Book JO, P k g n t l knd M.
Public Record! *t Seminal*
County. F lor id*
hat bean tiled egeintt you and
you ar* regulrod to wrv* a copy
et your written detente.. It any,
to lion
JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O .
ESQ U IR E. Pletntlft'i attomoy
w h otae dd m tit'
M l N Franklin Strati. Suit*
IDb. Tampa, Fiend* TMMan or
baton Itw Mh day *1 Jim*. IMF.
and in* th* or>gmol with ttw
Ctork ol Itvlt Court ollhar baton
torvico on PiaintiH't attorney at
im m o d la t o ly t h e r a a t t i r ;
glharwit* a default will be
ontored againti you lor Ih*
nlto l demgndei m lha Cam
plamior Pelliron
D A TE D on thit Itl day M
May, IMF
IS E A LI
M AR VAN NE MORSE
C LE R K O FTH E
CIR C U IT COURT
B Y Coral la V.Ekarn
Deputy Clark
Publith: May 1. IF. II. fa. INF
O E E tl
Ltqal Notion
Logoi NotIcot
N O TIC E OF
F IC TIT IO U S NAM E
Nolle* It h*r*by gl**n that I
am tngagad in butinatt al IIM
Eatl Otcaola Rd , Ganava, FL
u n i . Saminato County. Florida
unitor Pw fietillout Nama ot
G E O R G E R IC E , ond Ihol I
inland to rvgltttr Mid nans
with Pw Clark of Pw Circuit
Court. Samlneta County. Florida
In accordance with Itw Pro
vtt'ont ot Pw Fietillout Nam*
Slatutat. To Wit Sat lion totttt
Florida Slalutot Ittr
/t/Gaorgt Rica
Publith April M. May ). lb. II,
IN?
D ED Ilf
N O TIC E OF
F IC TITIO U S NAM E
Nolle* It horoby g«von that I
a n ongagad In butinott al aal
W lo rn Dvlv*. Orango City.
Sommoto County, Florida under
tho F (etiilout Nam* of O K C
C A R P E N TR Y , and thal I inland
to ragittof taut nam* with ttw
Clark et lha Circuit Court.
Saminato County, Florida in
accordant* wllh Pw Prevalent
ot Ih* Flctitiout Nam* Slalutot,
T o w n Socllen M S0* Florida
Slalutot i *si
/t/Darid K Cadorqultl
Publith April If. N . May. 1. lb.
IN*
D ED II*
N O TIC E OF
F IC TITIO U S NAME
Notica It haraby glvan that I
am angagad in butinatt at IU
Hunt Club H ad . Apopka. Fla .
JirtJ, Samlnoi* County, Florida
unitor p m Fltllhaut Nama ot
H U N T CLU B E LEC TR O LYSIS,
and that I Inland to rggittor tald
nama with p m Ctork at Pw
Circuit Court. SominoM County.
Florida in accordant* with ttw
Provitlont ol Itw Fietillout
Name Stolutot. To W ii Section
M l 0* Florida Slalutot It l!
.'t/Sharon Slang tor
Publith April M. May I. 10. II.
IN*
D E D no
IN T N E C IR C U IT COURT.
IN AND FOR
S tM IN O L I CO U N TY .
FLO R ID A
CASE NO: It-IM J C A M P
IN RE TH E M ARRIAGE OF
K IM B E R L Y LOUISE
SEEGARO.
Pal II coner/wily,
CARROLL RICHARD
SEEGARD.
Retpondenl/hutbend
NO TICR OR A CTIO N
TO : Carroll Richard Saagard
c/a David Fatdmann
Orw Slade Candamlnlumt
Plhatvilto. MO IITM
YOU ARE H E R E B Y
N O T IF IE D that a Potilwn tor
D itwlutian ol Marriage ha*
been Iliad iRolm l you and you
or* roqulrod to w rve a copy ol
your antaer or othar Hlponi.yo
ptoadtngi to Pw Patltton tor
DtiteM M n ol Marrlag* on Mo
patiltonar’t altortwy. Stewart
Conan. E tg al P ILA C E K A
C O H E N . Ill* t
H IH c ra tl
Slraaf, Suit* M L Orlando. F L
SMM and Ilia Pw original an
twur ar athar rgtpamlva ptoad
mgt In ttw aNlca at tha Clark el
Put Court an ar batora May II,
IN * II yeu tail la da w .
ludgmanl by dolault will be
taken againti you tor Pw ralMt
Dittaiution of Marr lag*
IN W ITNESS W H ER EO F, I
have hereunto vet my hand and
Iliad my original tael at San
lord. Saminato Caunty, Florida
M ltieth day ol April. IN*
(SEA L!
M AR VAN NE MORSE
Clerk otPw Court
By Wendy W Collint
Doputy Ctork
Publith: April II, it. M. May ).
IN*
D E D IS
N O TIC E OR ACTIO N
C O N S TR U CTIV E SERVICE
IN T N t C IR C U IT CO U R T OR
TN R II O N T E E N T N JU D IC IA L
CIR C U IT OR FLO R ID A. IN
ANO FOR S tM IN O L I
C O U N TY . F LO R ID A
C IV IL ACTIO N NO.
M i ll CAM L
G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N
OlffUO JN
A TL A N T IC FINANCIAL
federal
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FO «C C LO S U R E ACTIO N
TO RUSSELL A M A R TIN M
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et
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Cbkmtf Flo»«<U tog*fh*r *>th
Ml unRf*iR*d iM*r*$t in
common *l*m*nli oppufttnon!
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VOU ARE H E R E B Y
N O T IF IE D mol ft torn knurr
octfon hot tmm lil*d on# inm
tnonfod in l*in u m I ond rou or*
r*qru*rtd to i r f t « ft (opf ol your
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G L E N I G O L D B E R G . Eft
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o t»* « ftlfiod (outf on or facto**
AAof lift* tit* othtfioifto. o
Rvfftulf m l I far mfrrftd ftoftmil
fOu for thr rtlw l |*r#r«d fo* m
Ihr ComplftnM
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oneft ftoefa »w « lo# lour tuntfti
ylif* * t r i t m in* SftMprd
Hftfft ft
m , h«nd sni
ol y d cow*f ftt SftMo*d. f to*nU
onttsift )4«ttdftf of April lift
i€ ;rr wit Cou#f SftftU
MAMVANNf MOM s i
w it n e s s
C
Legal NoHcftl
Aft Cm ft Circwitiomrrt
Sftm.noi* Covnff t 1** idft
H * #ftndr * Comm-ft
Aft DftfFblf L'UftRft
Pwfc'ik* A*c* 1* Mftf 1 1C II
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D l l* 7K
NOTICR OF
F IC TIT IO U S NAME
Nollcf It horoby given lha I wo
ar* ongagod In butmott al It*
Lit* Oak Btvd , Sanlord FL
H i l l . Saminato County, Florida
under Pw Fietillout Nam* ot G
A L DESIGNS, and mat a t
intend to rogittor tald nama
with Pw Clark at the Circuit
Court. SominoM County. Florida
in accordance with th* P r »
vltiont el Pm Fietillout Nam*
Slatutn. To W ii Section totO*
Fiend* Slalutot 1*11
/trGato A lton tough
i t l Linda M Boavac
Publith April I*, jg. May. I. ID,
l» ‘
D EO II I
IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT. IN
ANO FOR StM IN O LI
COUNTY. FLORIDA
PROBATE DIVISION
CASE NO.e*!t«CP
IN R E : Guerdienthip al.
ROKIR D W AYNE LOGAN.
Incompatont
NOTICE OR ACTION
TH E S TA TE OF F LO R ID A TO:
B R E N D A JO Y C E LOGAN
ftitd
9
JE R O M E DONE E L LOGAN
Whew RetMence e$M
A f tir tu « r » Unkrsown
VOU ARE H E R E B Y
N O T IF IE D tfcftt « Wtftllftn tor
•I G m N I M Kftft
I M In ttw ftfam fttyM
Cftvtft «nR tNftt
ftt# ft f jirW
ft M rvt ft cap? M ytur Rnpantc
or Antwtr H N » Rfttltfon upon
H it F i l l l l i f t i r t ' a l t i r n r f ,
F R A N K C W HIGHAM* Eft
Q U IR E . Fftif Offlc» Rei IS ».
Senford. FNrldft. m m I MO end
Anftiftftf in the Office ol the Clef ft
of Re Circuit Court for StfnlfftM
Cftvnty. Floffde. ftt Senterd.
Flerlde. I V ft, on or faetore the
Sind dev of Me*. A D ttftf If
you tftil !• R» te. • Defeuit
Judgment prill be teften eg«m«i
you «n d ft Flnftl Judgment
tlo n e r. L E K I E R U R N IC E
SM ITH, her demend lor Hit
Guerdienthip of the Incompe
lent ROKIR DWA VNE LOGAN
D A TE D et Senlord. Seminole
County. Fleride. Iftli II dey et
April. A D Itft
M ARVANNE MORSE.
C LER K O f TH E
CIR CU IT COURT
BY: tteiemery Hem 11ton
Deputy Clefft
Pufahvh April It, H . Mey ) IQ
*«•»
D ED l/l
IN TH E CIR C U IT CO UR T
OF T H E IITM
JU D IC IA L CIR CU IT
OF FLO R ID A.
IN A N O FOR
f tC M IN O il C O U N TY
CASE NO Qi MM
G CN C R A L JU R ISD ICTIO N
DIVISION
f e d e r a l NATIONAL
MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION
p l a in t if f
-
hi
living, *1 u> ,a ta l,
IN T N t C IR C U IT CO U R T O f
TH R M TN JU D IC IA L CIR C U IT
IN A N D ROD IR M tN O LR
C O U N TY . FLO R ID A
C A S IN O . M U D CAFF L
C O L L E C TIV E F E O E R A L
SAVINGS BANK.
PlaRHlIt,
G U ILL E R M O A. O f PAR IS.
etui., etal..
N O TIC E O f S A L I
ItffM
N O TIC E IS H E N E flV G IV E N
purwanl to an Order er final
new pending in tald Caurl, lha
tty I* el which it Indicated
above. I will tall to Ik* Mghetl
and bet! bidder tor rath el Me
watt tra il deer *1 th* Saminato
Caunty Caurttwuee In M l N.
Park Avenue, Senterd. Ftorlda
t i n t al II M o'etock a m . an
M ay ft. IFEF. Ik* tol tow mg
aetcnkedpi epe'ty
Lai A Black R. CARRIAGE
H IL L. U N IT A accardtng to Hw
Plat thereal. at near to* m Plat
Saak II. Paget M and M. el Ik*
Public Ratardt *1 Seminal*
Caunty. Ftorlda
D A TE D at Lenterd. (ammaro
Caunty. Florida, thii lit t dey #1
April IMF
M AR VAN NE MORSE.
A t Ctotk. Circuit Caurl
Saminato Caunty, Flwlde
By JanaE Jatewic
A t Oeputy Ctork
Publith April JA May I.I R F
D E O ID
S TA TE O F S O U TH CAROLINA
CO U N TY OF DOR CHESTER
IN T N I CO U R T O f
COMMON PLEAS
Cat* N* EF CP IS IW
FIR ST NATIO NAL A ANK O F
H O LLY H ILL.
Pla infill
v e rtu tIH E C E N TE N N IA L LAND
COM PANY. INC .D E N N IS L
E H lE R S . LLO Y D E
K O E H L E R .H E S S E L TIN E .
INC . i l w k n a n i i
R E A L TY WORLD
H E S S E L TIN f INC .and
ASH LEY CONSTRUCT ION
COM PANY. INC .
IN TN E CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE IITM JUOICIAL CIRCUIT
IN A N D FO R S IM IN O LI
COUNTY, FLORIDA
.CIVIL DIVISION
CASR NO : EGITFF CA *F L
F IRST FAMILY MORTGAGE
CORPORATION OF FLORIDA,
a F lor Ida corporation.
Plaint III,
vt
TERRI L SMITH and----------- .
tpeuea. It any. STOCKBRIOGE
MASTER HOMEOWNERS'
ASSOCIATION. INC . WEKIVA
RESERVE HOMEOWNERSASSOCIATION. INC .
CENTRAL FLORI0A
REGIONAL HOSPITAL l/k/o
SEMINOLE MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL. CHARLES L
STRUCK: DR RANDALLC
OWN. SEMINOLE
UNTY; METRO GROSSA
b/a SOUTHEAST
MARKETINGGROUP. and
ATE OF FLORIDA.
DEPARTMENT OF
REVENUE.
Datandantt
NOTICE O f SUIT
TO CHARLES L SISTRUCK
It all**, and It either ar all ol
thorn bo d tod , o il p e ril* !
ctelmlng Interact fay, through,
under ar agoiml. CHARLES L
SISTRUCK. or either ol thorn;
and all part rot having or claim
mg to h art m y right. Illto ar
ivtcr ibed
Rntdencet ol all Mid Deton
danh unknown
YOU. and each ol YOU. ar*
hereby natilwd tkai en action to
targetoe* a mortgage en lha
foitowtna properly m Seminole
Caunty. Ftorlda:
LOT IS. WEKIVA RESERVE.
UNIT ONE. ACCORDING TO
THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE
CORDED IN PLAT BOOK IT.
PAGES M ANO 41, PUBLIC
R ECO R DS OF SEM IN O LE
COUNTY. FLORIDA,
A N D IN C L U D IN G T H E
B U I O I N G S A N D AP
P U R T IN A N C E S LO C A TE D
THEREON. AND TOGETHER
W IT H TH E F U R N IT U R E .
FU R N IS H IN G S A N D F IX
TUBES SITUATE THER EIN
ANO LOCATE D THE REON
her barn Iliad *R*lmf you end
and yo i ar* required to wrve a
copy el yeur written detontet II
d n y . l e I I an M A R K
B U C H B I N D E R . E tq u lr * .
P lalnlllf'g attorney, whete
addrett It: t m North Kendall
Drive. Suite M I. Miami, Florida
DIM . an ar batora May If. INF.
and Ilia tha original wifh ma
Ctork *1 Wilt Court either betore
eervlc* en PiaintiH't attorney ar
im m e d ia te ly lh a r t a lla r ;
ether wit# * default will b*
in Hi* Cam
nltol
WITNESS my hand and taal
al Ikit Caurl. an AprU
IMF.
(SEAL)
MARVANNE MORSE.
At Ctork *1Hit Court
By: Jean Bril lent
At Oeputy Ctork
Publith April IT. 1*. M. May ).
I*
DEDO
IN T H E CIR C U IT CO 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. IM ANO fO R
S E M M M LS CO U N TY .
f L O B IB A
CASE NO; M llto C A d * L
EM ILE W.SKURA.
Plaint ill.
vt.
OAVIDC SMITH,GARNETT
RANK O f CENTRAL
FLORIDA. N A , ST ATE OF
f LOR IOA. DAY TONA ■ E ACH
COLO STORAGE and W J.
H E FFE R N A N .JR .
N O TIC E O f SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
purttronl to a Final Judgment ol
Farectotun dated Jlprll |l. iff *
inferod m Civil Cate Number
M I M t C A M L . af Hw Ei|h
toanm Judklal Cut ull, in and
tor Saminato County, Florid*,
■heroin, EMILE W SKURA it
PlaintiH and DAVID G SMITH.
B A R N E T T B A N K OF
C EN TR A L FLORIDA. N A .
S T A T E OF F L O R I D A
D A Y T O N A B E A C H C O LO
STO R AGE and W J H EF
FERNAN. JR . ar* Defendant!
I will u ll la the highetl and taatt
bidder tor tath. at ttw Wetf
Front Doer of Sominoto County
Caurthouw. Sanford. Florida at
II M am on June I. irtt th*
followin* dawribed properly et
u l forth in taut Final Judg
manf, towil
Lot la. COLONIAL P O IN T
arc or ding lo Ih* plat meraol at
rworded in Plat Book 14 Page
It of the Public Rwordt ol
Seminole Caunty. Florida
D A TE D thro Ittt day ol April,
itet
IS E A IJ
M A N Y A N N I MORSE
( toil ol the C Ur ull ( our I
By Janeli Jatewic
Deputy Clerk
Publith April M May 1. itoe
DED Ml
-
JANISL PARROTT. ADA
DE LORIS HOC CO
ENTERPRISE LEASING
COMPANYOF ORLANDO
s t a t e o f F l o r id a
PE PARTM tNT OF HEALTH
ANO REHABILITATIVE
SERVICES FOR THE USE
ANO R I N i l II Ot JANISL
PARROT T GREGOR V
VINCENT PARROT
O H tN U A N T iS l
N O TIC E OF SALE
NOTICF IS H fR F H r GIVEN
pufftuent lo en Order of Firiel
Judgmrnf et I r r < tovmr deled
April M lift* enivfed in Civil
Cete No M INN ot «he Circuit
Court pf the E ifthWnm Judu ie>
Circuit in end to* SEMINOLE
Ceunly FiOfide mhvreinFID
f H A i NAT ION A t MOM T
GAGE ASSOCIATION P’ft.ntifl
end JANIS L PARROTT ADA
D I L O R IS HO ( C O . I N
ft RPRISI L I ASiNG COM
PAN^ OF OR l AN LX) e*e dot
mdenttti, I *iii tell *e ih»
highrif end tirftt faiddnr lo* cefth
AT THE WIST FRONT DOOR
OF THft S IM lN O ll COUNT r
COURT MOUSI
SANFORD
F l o r i d a «t n w a m m - , j \
lift* th*' fouoe'iig drftk r L*t|
.propeff* ftft uM tu* f*i in u J
I mei Judgment, >o n i
LOT JJQF O AK LAN D H U L S
ACCORDING TO IH I P l A I
THERFOF AS H K O R D F D IN
P l a t h o o k i j f- a g i s k i a n d
44 PUHLIL MILORDS O f
S I M lN O L I
FLORIDA
COUNT*
D A TE D el Senhifd >»u*.de
l*>«* fUtdftf uf April *4*
MARfANNI MORSE
CLE R* OF T h !
c ir c u it c o u r t
SEMI NO i I. t own*v ft lo#*
1ift
Hr **’'* F Jftur*>c
Deputy ( ne**
Pu.fai.in Ap*i(?* M*r J »**
Df [> 711
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
TO THE DEFENDANTS
ABOVE NAMED
you ARE h e r e b y SUM
MOMEO ANO REQUIRED lu
antaer ttw Cempletnl m b it
a'Iron, a tear al which it
heftwith earvwd upm you. and
to tar** e copy el your Amour
lo ttw t*id Complaint on ttw
Plamfilf ar ill undrrtignod al
turner al 111 Eatl Hlthavdten
Avenue IPotl On.ce Baa M il
Summervilto Sewfh (arehne
roam within thirty (tol dart
altar the tereic* hereel
■iilinivv of ttw day *1 tuth
■arena and H you tail toantwet
ttw Compie.nt wittun me time
alar euro the Plamfilf m thro
action will apply to ifw Cou>t for
lha feiwt demanded in the
Complaint
Deled et Summer vilW. Scrum
Ceronne Put am day et I ebru
acy, A D IMI
l%l Waller M Bailey Jl
Attorney tor Ihe Plaintiff
WON JURY
FORECLOSURE OF
MORTGAGE ANO
COLLECTION ON NOTE
NOTICE TO
AGSENT DEFENDANT.
C LO FO I KOEHLER
lO T t t l D l f l N D A N I
L i O r U I e O IH it R
P tl ASE TA*| N O IIC t me>
ttw Complaint in ttw ebor*
ertiun tuuvftwf o.m ttw Sum
munt ol oh.ch trw ebc.,* ro a
tupr were t.lod m me oti c* ot
Ihe C la r a at C o u r t lo r
Dorchaiter County at SI
Cwurfe Sowm Caroi.na m l i t
iwarr ■* IN* and avvigned
(a w hu e* IP IF HI
Summer ,,14 SOuthCarOima
Apt'll ret
WA l l l l ' V
B A iit * JR
Atlurner tor the t'romtilt
fro,,.it, Ap.il i* Jr Ma, I Itot
DF n ” 1
Legal Notica
Ltqal Noticftft
IN YM t C lftC U lf COUftf
IN AN O 9ON
IftM IN O L t CO U N TY.
F L O IID A
N O M f l OtVIftlON
C A tC N O ftQ triCP
IN U l G d '* n ^ ln fjol.
Y U S II DAMON LOGAN.
N O IIC t O f ACTIO N
IMI ftTAH Of riO U lU A IQ
HUINOA jO fC I IOGAN
#nd
Jl U0441 DUN/r l LOGAN
ftftou U tv d ffy r «*hI
Add'ris #'* ynano«fi
VOU A U f H ( M H l
NOTH I IP
4 f**l»lon *w
AfafaUFflmml ®l G«*ft*Ui4« Imi»
fapvfs tiMisf in Hw abftvft | t| M
(iw u and1that pfnj •*#
In wf*v* a toftp ol1p«u» Nftftftiftiw
n« Artswpi fe ffw I'fliiiwn
Itvi- U n t lh e n e ii
I HANK C N M IG N A M I S
QUlUt
Po%f Of tun kltiR DB
W<l(*d »lo*tda JJU ) I1JQ arwi
lim ttw oftgiftAi U » hmj*’%» ot
AniNVf m itw Ofln t of Hw C *e*ft
of Hw t iftuil lo ut! lof VminoW
County M sfiJz al Vantofd
1 lor 44 IJMi. un u* twin** *fw
JJrtd dor ol Mdf A O I W 11
row la<i In «ftj u> m fftrUuit
STATE O f SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY O f DORCHESTER
NON JURV/fCRRCLOSURE
IN T N I COURT OF
COFAMON f LIAS
CawNF Ft CP IF H I
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
HOLLY HILL.
PI* intllf,
-v e rtu t
THE CENTENNIAL LAND
COMPANY. INC . DENNISL
EHLERS. LLOYOE
KOEHLER.HESSELTINE.
INC .altoknoumaiREALTV
WORLD HESSELTINF. INC .
And ASHLE V CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY. INC .
Defendant!
LIS PENOENS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that an action hat been com
Ihe Court ot Common Pleat lor
ttw County of Dorchottor, Slate
of South Corolina. upon * Com
ploint ot th* obovo nomad
Plam filf againtt tha above
nam ed D o ltn d o n tt for lha
toretlmurt ot a Mortgage of
real vttoto boaring dato ttw Fm
day of October, IN I. evetutod
by The Centennial Land Com
pony. Inc . to Th* Firtt Notional
Bank of Holly Hill to eecure ttw
payment ot th* Net* Irem ttw
to ld Th * Centennial Land
Co m p an y, In c ., Donnie L
Eh tort and Lloyd E Koohtor to
F in t Notional Bank ol Holly HIM
of even dot* therewith, which
told Mortgage eat recorded in
the R M C OM ice tor Oorchettor
Caunty In book i!4. Pago FM
Th* mortgaged premlwt al
toetod by the torectotur* were
at tha lima ot Ih* commence
rrront ot thii action and al ttw
time ol th* filing ol thit Nolle*
ar* tituato In tha County at
D o rth e ite r. Slate el Saulh
Caretma. and are dttertoed at
tol torn, towlt
A L L theta certain piece!,
parcel! ar loti of land, tituato.
lying and bemg in Pmahill Acre!
Subdivitton. near ttw Town af
Summarvllto. In ttw Caunty of
D arch a itar, Staff ol South
Carotin*, and being thown and
dnignatod an a certain Plat ol
Plnohlll Acre! SubdlvIlWn by
Thomot E . Young, Sr.. R.L.S .
doted July I. IM I, ond recorded
in ttw Office *f the Clerk of
Court at Dorchottor Caunty m
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through MH tacfion K. PlntfiiH
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South Carolina*'* med* Nov
•mb*# II. If04 by Thomqi ft
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ftcr« tract ol Imd bound* ftot r
ally to the Morfhofttt on ttw
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and to the Souhevil on KleiH
v, w x. y . i . a a . aa. cc. do
E i. FF, GG, HM and on the
right* of way of Cady Hreel.
Dean Street, Howell Street,
ttomeeu Street. Llndtfty Street.
OAftry Edit Strati, Luvether
Street. Maior Street. Michel*
Street. Ketemery Street, Eli*
Street, Elie Street. Anna Street,
end Glen Street
ALL of the lot* end parcel! of
lend ebove deecnbed have ftuch
ftfxeft, fthapeft, metet. bound*,
local ion* and di mention* o* ere
*hown on *ab ftlat
WALTER M BAILEY. JR
Attorney tor the Plaintiff
Summerville. South Carolina
April If, lf«f
Publlfth April If*M, May I- Ifff
DED \U
IN T N I CIR C U IT CO U R T OP
T N I I I O N T I I N T N JU O IC IA L
C IR C U IT IN ANO FOR
t I M I N O L I COUNTY*
FLORIDA
C A S I NO. W -tJt) CAftf L
0AL TILE CORPORATION, ft
Tfffttcarporatlon,
Plaintiff.
THE DISTRICT BOARD OF
TRUSTEESOF SEMINOLE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE.
FLORIOA. PEPPER
SOUTHERN. INC . ft Florida
corporation. SEABOARD
SURETY COMPANY, a New
York corporation and
DISCOUNT TILE CENTER.*
dtvlftbn of Otftcaunf
Development Corporation,
a F lorIda corporation.
N O TIC E O F ACTIO N
TO : DISCOUNT TILE
CENTER, a divttbn of OIS
COUNT DEVELO PM EN T
CO R P O R ATIO N . • Florida
corporation, and all
claiming mterett by through,
under or eg*»n*l DISCOUNT
T I L E C E N T E R / O lt C O U N T
D E V E L O P M E N T CORPORA
TIO N
YOU A RC N O T IF IC O that «
crotft claim brooch ot contract
action for money damage* ha*
been filed againtt the Corpora
lion and the Corporation it
regulrod to »erve a capy ot it*
written detonie*. if any. lo it m i
R R U C E B. B LA C K W E LL*
E S Q . King A • tact well. P A ,
n f Pine Street. Peat Office
R on 10) 1, Orlande. F ldlid e
m U 14)1* Attorney ter Popper
Southern. Inc. and on GA R Y B
S H A D E R . E S Q . Shader 4
Stern, ITW N Maitland Avenue.
Maitland. Florida 11711. ftt
tarney fter Oaf TIN Corporation,
on or before Map t l. tfftt, and
•IN the arlglnal with tha C N rt of
tth* Court either before tervice
en the above ceuntel or imma
diatoly thoroetter; otherwtfte *
default will be entered ogamftt
you for tho relief Amended m
the C roe* Claim
IS E A LI
M A R Y A N N ! MORSE
A S C L E R K O r TH E CO UR T
By Cecelia V Efcern
A t Deputy CNfk
Publith April If. M. Map 1. I*.
Ifftf
P E P IT
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C ITYQ F
LAKE MARY. FLORIDA
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC REARING
N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
by the City Com m iuon of th*
City at Lake Mary, Florida, that
uaid CommiMlen will hold a
Public Hearing on May II. Iff*
at 7 od P M . ar a* i
ter at pottibfe to
reguetl from Robert Hep*inv
apphcanl. tor a condilional ufte
permit tor a private w HodI in an
A I dittricl on the following
deter (bed property
BE G IN IN D t l F E E T W IS T
OF THE S O U TH EAST (O H
N l H O F S E C T I O N 1 7.
TOWNSHIP 70 SOUTH. H AN O I
» EAST. SAID POINT B U N G
ON TH E SO U TH U N f .0 f c _ _
SAID SECTION 17 THENCE
H U N N O H IM A L O N G THE
C I N T E H U N ! Of THE LAKE
M AHY
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the Putin Mre»*ng *til te
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le d 114 N ( (M ill | Club Httohl
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P U H P D S f S O* A P P I A L
f w o m a in c i s io n m a d e B y
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TMf IO H IC rO IN G m a t t e h
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g U A t l HF ( O H O OF T h e
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M A M TMf N I C E SSARy AH
H A N G I M I N I S AT H is OL
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DATE D NLbv i . itg«
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�10® — Sanford Hnrald. Sanford Florida
Wbdnaiday May 3. 1M9
CLASSIFIED ADS
Seminole
Orlando - Winter Pork
322 2611____________ 831 9993
CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES
HOURS
m i
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i « r.e .
71—H elp W anted
71-H*lp Wanted
ATTENTION UR KENT!
B A B Y S IT TE R W p M I
Nit#**
My hom#1f c*f J yt old' R#l
i m t2t*dr In ?# we m p t
If you qualify, wit have mor#
fit# InacK than mt can utat
f ull ca*npany t«*n#lit*1
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■BBTSITTII MEMO!
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tw *umm#r RH#r#nc#t ry
duir#d Call 1)0 0*4 attar
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RIFS
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|>*T mwni Stout io i "
<*d to* 1-0 -daft nft -uii lower tot* pe-r day 3 Ime mmWtiA fha#ge Cancel
when fou get result* Fay only to* day* you* ad tun* a* rate earned
Ute lull definition tor las'ett tnulii It pjtt totell thewhole s*fw*eten
eatrn line* cotl *0 little noi#
M ADONIS
tto*»n the Pay ietore Pwhluo*Km
Vwf'day H A W Sufw’day
M.vday II JO A W Sohriday
NOT( l« tn# ryf"' o' 'the p-uHtlilhief el err*w» In advent1!
SaaRed He*#'d %t»a" pvtiliyh the Mlvertiiemeni «tter il net teen
#•no i «♦ *othetdre'.ei but »ml* insertion*th#ll nw»tle» nor
on# |t|
Ptychialrtc nuftr n##d#d al
Saminoi# Community Manta I
H # a lth C # n t# r * C t it a *
Stahiliyahon Unit in Sanford
W# otl#r comp#tit(*a tala*y
and # acal l#n t twmrl 11*
Call 111 «IS 2
Black M atant and Ttn d a rt
n##d#d immadiatafy Steady
rwwk #«p onlji 11J l U f
BOOT SN02 TECHNICIAN
Dapandabla hard work#*
mutt Iw aiparuntad apply
Sammol# fo r d »n< Body
Shop 171; A I t Ma*y Hi.d
IUSMNEA
Ibis n # d<van 1fi#d .poiitMon
m'litI h u e vali d f lo t-Ida
chauttavr *h<#n*#
ClEANIK PERSONNEL
AlRCRAn REFUELING
ACCOUNTI K C UM
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*Cwai«d## for m iu duf*#*
• tt* mt
• ti* i m
JJ— L o tt # Found
PH M P i ri l I n a L i M t « f
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capped A month* old named
J c r i p p ] l « e i n i n OHS____
LOST!'!
(Hack c o d e r male latf
1 I I t I® w it Old red collar
Or o*evi #w V illage area
R EW AR D * * Call 32) 40 It
••00 MS or t v 3134
LOST!!!
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War# Bl«d Coudfir Club Rd
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IS —S f * c l* l Notices
BECOME A N0TA4T
F v M I I 'l l I W U l t t l l
27—N v r o r y *
O ilM ttr ®
C H IL D CARE - Ct*iilian Low
& Cafe for child while mother
work*! Ca»_________111 IMM
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r P t r f f K t i activities outside
plav Sanford area' tit t if f
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TB m rn rs n rB m r
■ UILD IM O AAANUF ACTUM
( f t «oio<f>nf burider 'dealer in
tomo Open areas High pqten
tMH profit In oo» growth in
doitrf.
com » i rwmo
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41— Meeerl® Lend
cTiMTmuTTtTT^T^?
houw i mortgage* income
p i U f t r y y t u l i d B 312 Alia
EQUlTRVST MTC COtt
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L o g o i N o tlc o i
N O T IC t OF
F IC TITIO U S K A M I
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am m < F l >n b v im tu at Mr
Nhitrinyham Cl . Lafca Mary.
SaminoK Count.. Florida undtr
th# FlclilH ul Nam* ol AVIA
TIO N U F E T V SCIENCE *-o
mat l inland to raqciar ka,d
nama atm ma Oat* el Iha
Circuit Caurt. laminar# County
Fkarida in accordant# aim ma
Prey vn* el me F iciiliOul
Nema ItaluN i. To Wit Sec ten
M l Ot F ior Ida Statute* IMF
/I'Mabarl E Cur boy
Publitfi M a y ], 10. IT.M . IMT
D EE M
IN T N I CIM CUIT CO U M TO d"
T M I ( I O N T K N T N JU D IC IA L
CIM CUIT. IN A N D F O M
t I M I N O t l C O U N TY.
F COM IDA
C A S tN O at i m c A i e P
IN ME TM ETEM N IIN A TIO N
OF TH E P A R E N TA L MIGHTS
OF LAM M V ED W AR D PM ATT
ai*a*noarna* LAMM V
EDW ARD S TE E N and
M ONNIE T H IA S A R E V N O L O S
altafcnaamatMOMNIE
THE ASA S TR ICK LAND
ME JESSICA VIR G IN IA
S TE E N , a minor child
N O TIC E O F ACTIO N
TO LARMV EDW AR D P R A TT
d i e knean at L A R M V
E D W A R D S T E E N and
M ONNIE TH E ASA R EYN O LDS
a l i a k n e a n a* M O N N I E
T H E A S A S TR IC K L A N O and
ALL O T H E R PERSONS
C LA IM IN G A NY IN TE R E S T IN
TH E MINOR CHILO. JESSICA
VIR G IN IA S TEEN
y o u ARE N O T IF IE D mai a
Petition lor ma Tarmtnetian at
Parental RiRhtt al L A R R Y
EDW AR D P R A TT elko knean
a* LAR R Y EDW AR D S TE E N
and M O N N I E T H E A S A
R E Y N O L D S dike knean *t
M O N N IE T H E A S A S TR ICK
L A N D ter in* miner child
J ESSI CA V IR G IN IA S TE E N
hat been hied afatnal you end
you or* required to tarn* a capy
ol your aniten dolentet. il any.
lo a i l
on T H O M A S L
S TEP H EN . ES Q U IR E. Plain
htlt attorney, aheta eddreti i*
111 Do* Track Read. Longaoed
I it*'da H IM . en or belore May
itm iyet and Me it* ordinal
aim the Clerk 0* mi* Court
either belert ter vit* on Pelt
i oral t aiierney or immedieNly
t h t r u lit r etlarai** a doleull
•kill la *ni*r*d again" you tor
in* renal demanded in in*
PrMien ter m* Terminalier. el
Par*nl*l M.ghti
O ATCD un April IWh. IN*
IS I AL I
M A H tA N N E MORSE
Cark et tia Circuit Court
By W*ndy W Collmt
Deputy Cark
Putilitti April U It. M Mar 1.
ttat
d i d a*
KtTlIC DCT4IUKS
S U M par ha*f' Wr tram
Eypandm g franchi*# com
pan* l oot i ng to* ca*##r
m md#d p#op!# Qualilica
1tO*H tr an tpor *atI«rr L phiun#’
Potfrifsai to own you* nan
b u tin m « ithm 1 «##**' ♦
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t a m tP M ........... i n to* m i
A DO TO YOUR INCOME
SELL AVON NOWfM
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TOP B E NE F I T S
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TU ITIO N RE IM
BURSE M E N T
W » •'# a progvattiY# n#a'th
car# facility wifh full t.m#
op»nmg* and fmyibi# t*ow*%
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US TO D AY tor an
1nhyr «*#«* < At* far Ma* ►at'#
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ATTENTION
IM NOMEM MEMO
M m and woman tor fon*t*uc
H on f ac t or y 4 * I t mb I y
warahauta and nor tor y not*
Da«iy pay Mif hast pay in
town guar onload1Raporf to
D M Team iwc . Its N
PdliwaNa. by t M A M l i t ftdM
Mai or ampiovar m Santo* d
ar»a need* attambtar* lor 1*1
Shift Workboot* *aq d Som#
lifting Sa 10 hr BonaM*' Can
I Tamperarfl
<7#TOM
inftturn
Il NEEDED
Immadiata opaning*! W«>a
looking lor paopie to work f«r*t
A Mcond thifti Thtt it a tong
t e r m p r o j e c t in S a n
lord Lar*gwood Gr#ai 'work
anvironmewli Good hand «y#
coordination naadad Call
Trm M Tafiip
*M (bit l No lea I
Legal N o tic t t
N O TIC E OF
F IC TITIO U S NAM E
H o t i t hereby given that we
art engaged in buiintti at ICMil
Winter Spring* Bird . Winter
Spring*, f L 3270* Stmmoli
County. F lo rid a under tha
F i c t i l l o u l H a m # of
OREAM VCAFC LAWN M AIN
T !N A N C E - and that we inland
to register M d nam#- with the
Clark of fha Circuit Court..
Sam molt Count fi. Florida in
at cor dam a with tha Provision*
of fha Fictitious Nama Statutes
To Wit Saitson M l 04 Florida
Statutes 1417
/» Mark W Oa®a*
a l l o y l CM Ilamf
/t/Jolfrayft Oakai
Puiitth M a y l io U .J4 i m
D EC if
IN TH E C IR C U IT COUftT P O t
IK M IN O LC CO U N TY .
FLO P I DA
P P O P A Tf DIVISION
C A S IN O PI IM CP
IN PC ThaEktaiaOl
D E N N IIM IC H A E L
NEWCOMB
Oocaakod
NOTICE TO CPE DITOPS
YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOT I
F lE D lhai an Ordar el Summa
ry Admini*tral>on hat Boon an
tarod in fha attata ol DENNIS
M I C H A E L N E W C O M B da
caaiad. Fiia NumPar p» 1MCP.
by Iha Ci r c u i t Co u r t for
Sominai* Count y, F lo rid a ,
Probata 0«v<non tha addrau el
which il Iha Saminoia County
CourthouM. Sanford Florida
13221. that iha total ca*h yaiua
of tha a»iata dot* not aicood
T W E N T Y F I V E TH O U S A N D
A N D N O 100 (I9S.O 00 001
DOLLARS and that tha nama
and addrau of tha porion to
whom il hat boon atitgnad by
lu ih Ordar Ik M A R TH A P
NEWCOMR. IBS Tarry To*n
Trail. Long wood Florida SJ2S0
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nurses are encouraged To turn
their common seme ideas and
motivational spirits info ere
afively managing patients'
t are r feBible scheduling
llu llp a rt ftme I, eligibility for
health insurance from dote ol
hire and retirement program
available! You owe it to
yourself to eaperience a dif
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>701 Lawton Rd Sudetft
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MMMGEOLOG'STICS
SYSTEMS, INC.,
A division of Ryder System, it
ac (opting applications tor
•MECHANICS*
In Iha Sanford area
E u a lte n t opportunity and
benefits! Contact Ray at
401 133 3 m art 242 or 271
Bush Bird , Sanford. F l f O E
LETS GO
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positions a variable on our
7AM 1PM shift as a result of
opening up a sub acute unit
caring for tha more skilled
res>denf Wa are a superior
r at ed l i c l l r i y offeri ng
eafenstva rehab ^restorative
programs We tnvdt you to
tour our facility lo look al Iha
possibility ol becoming a pari
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make preferred' Mm diinker!
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WAREHOUSE WORKERS
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great assignments, sign up 4
referral bonuses, insurance
JO IN THE B ES T TE A M IN
C E N TR A L FLORIDA*
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bonus Apply al Amoco 4100
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mo
VI John* Realty Co ,
Call 132 A ll)
SANFORD
lovWy 1 bdrm
house with Fla rt»m fenced
yard. 1120 week, plus S710
lurlhr ________fa ll 1311
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OUMI NEWERHOME!
1 Bdrm . 3 baths' \ m month
1st last • sec dep 111 1711
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ba „ quiet area, vaulted
je riin gt |171/mo
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LAREMART
4 bdrm with family r n m all
appliances
only 1*11
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cathedral ceilings
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3 bdrm . » ba . -perch 4
gar age i lit, last « f security *
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room, scr porch, carport
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I 700 vq ft ] bdrm . >'y bath
Can H/Ar kitchen equipped
with dishwasher Washer 4
dryer.lcargarege
*171 mo piu* deposit
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garage, screened perch, near
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provide quality suppotf to it*
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1 0 7 -M o b ile
Homes / Rent
141— Homes for Sale
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I bdrm . 1't ba , double tot,
tewed yard carport, utility
building 141 MO 47Y 4771
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plefety rrnovaled | bdrm , I
tsa , F amily ttiom.. Central
Air •14.000 CallftM 7Mi
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Lots / Rent
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red Sraw lit mont h to mont h
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7 bdfrn, d m tam ibte ltd
bdrm, 14 bath*. fenced ror
net lot. flow to schools By
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17B0 * <»*fi Betor ernes* IJ? 17*0
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|4M mo p tut 1410 deposit
Results ■ealtr_________ 47* 7tac
LESS TMAIII7M0 CASH
INCL U D IN 0 CLOCINO COST
1 ft 4 bfSrm hompi to Sanford
(Jetton# Deiiafy Labe Mary
l engwood ft A tla m o n f e
Springs T of u l « lion t *11
PAUL OSBORNE
V EN TU R E I P R O PER TIES
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1 fjdrm , 7 tj#th, <j*util* garage
ft screened porch* Drive by
7414 I4arf*e»i Aye San lord
Then t ail for ainiiMntment1
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REAL E S TA TE
R EA LTO R
177 7«««
UMD HOMES C0IID0S
127—O ffice Rentals
4 TOM INTCRSCCTIOfl!!
Orange C ity. A t i i i p i r i n i
Pines 1*00 vq « beautiful ft
reasonable' Nice* I 7D 1*14
141 — Homes for Sole
B U TIN G O R SELLING?
NEAT IN TORN*
N E E D TO BUILD?
Our W rv«*S Are Errendiy
And Fuliy Cemputertied
ASSUMOU MOtTGACIS
N O O U A U F Y ALL AREAS!
M d Heme Specialists
Equal Mousing Oppert early
Cenlrtm 04 Fla REALTO R S
77* M M ar 1714
T f: L F AIR
1IHW Y l l t l DEAARY
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■T OWNED!
m i l W E E K L Y U S T ol pro
petty tor sale by owner” Call
Help U Sell Braker
1111171
GOV T R EPO RESALES!
AO* M BALL. JR P A . C i M
LAKE MAH Y R E A L TY 17)411*
G O V E R N M E N T H OM ES1
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Foreclosures Repos. Tea D*
Unguent Properties N*w
Salima This Areal Call I Re
fundable) l H i m *0*4 Eat
G 77Y3 Far Currenl LHtMfSl
Gael. Hamas tram I I . U Repair 1
Dalin. Tae Prep A Fere*I#meet
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4 bdrms . 7 story, anterior
good, interior needs some re
novation
S47,000
St Johns Realty Co .
_________Call 177* til_________
D E L TO N A 1 bdrms . > ba . *
car g#r*g« But 11 an 7 LOTSI
SS4J001 Call
$7* 1177
DCLTOM
Non qualifying Mortgages
Oerter f meriting
10.000 to 117.000 Doen
M A K E D A COR P
*07 174 *1*1
SANFORD * P mac rest )/ l. C/H
A A . Earn A util rm , car
port, corner lot *4* *00 M0 I l f 1
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bdrm Del Ion# home 147*
toed P A I Call The Realty
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bath' Brober own# DO 7303
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Deautitulif nuuird Sanford
Ave. Terms to right partyl
•14*00
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bath Move in condition Nee
appliances carpet. «mrneftmuvs*
Listed at*
US or*
LAK E M AR Y S A N E O R D t IM
M AC ULA TE « tdrm 7 bath
Super neighborhood Mom#
warranty Should see for
yourself Greatbuyl
|77 ®S3
LAKE MARY* ALM OST NMN*
4 bdrm , 7 i»#th in Mills of
Labe Mary Great fawn p'an
A I ronrlilion f air# nice
nenqhtioftiond Near 1 4 shop
ping 7 country clubs and
sc honls'
1*4*00
LAK E M ARY SAN FO R D '
GOHGf OUS 1 bdrm 7 bath
In b e a u tifu l Id y Her tide
Spacious, inviting I tfr as
galore' Warranty plan avail
able fere'
1*7 000
S A N T O R O t O N T N T ST
JOtiNS' Boa* and livh from
your own dot * ) bdrm 7 bath
waiertront home Great tor
enierfaming Seawall and boat
house Tod many ettras with
thishonw to list here' 171**00
321-2720
322-2420
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THIS T0U COTTA U t!
Evcellent buyt Immaculate
condition' 1 bdrms . 7 baths
Won t last at'
144 700
RMUACmCULTIHUU.!
] bdrm . f bath, eetra targe
lot. RV pad A workshop, near
SR •** W Priced att
1S4 *00
L tN D A A R E D M O R G A N
323*5188
260*2000
l s V m q u a u f t iw
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tub. p r t 'M r Tone*. A u i w n
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* , corn flow irontol brogtFir
plot » i l t « l
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FMM MSKISALIAU
4 acres paved road,
view' | i *.*00
•acre*, wooded,
nice stream 117*. *00
10 acres,
pond site,
pasture! 417*00
Prime el lor debt# land with
eacelient terms available,
Just 1 miles from Labe City.
These won’t last Call now!
Patton Carp 1400 — 4*0*
T i n <#• acres! Well, septic tank
A lenced Riggs Ave . Osteofl'
171 ETWdeyt/fB* 744 41*1 eyes
l i l i S rU n I firtu d i
Lot SilO appro* 40KT30 on
canal to lake. I D WO 371474*
tor more *ntormat ion
OCALA N A TIO N A L FOR E I T
WBoded lots River access
IS400 each IM mawey dowel
M l 41 monthly.
Owner
( W4! ! » 4*7* er <M4)l *77 >434
Osteon! Lemon Bluff Rd . 7 10
mi oil Hwy 41* 1 7* AC
Paved rd or I W AC dirtrd
Only II* WO with Terms!
Bill A Terry Ltvie
Reuse* Unlimited
171 IMS df l i t 74M
Buildng lot. 0 0 0 X 1*4 ). oft
E 70th St.
171 W0
St Johns Realty Co ,
_________ Call 3774133 ________
If w If acres! 17 nettle tame,
roetl. pump- pete tarn, river
privileges! Callewwef 31I47M
iSS-CwWvmiHivmt
Ceop/toto
• TO W N E R N w th iM r V,»<«*
7 7 *44 WO Blmds appli
ances Ipl shady area *74
7U*lr«Ph Mon thru Thurs
C0«00 WINTER sriilKS
7 bdem l b #
n r « carpet
paint fenced pat.c goud area
pool tennis petsob *37 W0
C 71 T w o County 1*1 *4*4
U N E O R D J 7 st rnd por ch all
ppi , carpet, A pamt,
washer dryer IM Cm I f l i i y
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111—Appliances
/ Furniture
1ST—M obile
Homes / Sale
*01 A LT ■ COLTtil.St*! 1/1 er J/f Doublewid*s
7■ 4 sheefrot* walls 7*4
plywood f ours Delivered of
you* lot' A\b atxiu! S\ down'
Call t *00 *44 t**l
must
sm t
F ieet#ood 7 M rm
l bath
SY'vrny-d porch TO'XTO*. qu'et
country p#»b m Oral a Urn
Fionai Forest Boa' ramp ft
access to bass filled ia*e
partially turnifhed
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Cali 407 17« MM af*#r * J0PM
HtW M00UIAR HOMES
AVAILABLE FOR
IM M ED IA TE OCCUPANCY
TO Q U A LIF IE O BU YE R
FRCOMCO MOBILE HOIICS
A VAILABLE
AH Set Up In Mob'ie Home Pars
Gregory Mobile Homes
3235200
•VOLUME GIANT*
Weil Septic Power Poles'
S\ Emane>ng Available*
Largest F l Mofc'ie Home Dealer
Call 1 400 *M lit )
•wow
Biggest Mobile Home, in F||
71 ■ *0 w th all Options11)7 «O0
Call I 40* **4 11*7
'41 Manatee. tlitO. 7 bdrms . 1
ba , C h a maw carp*!.
**,*b*/beit after, 111 tftld eves
• TW IN T i l l M R T T R t lt *
A 1f orid'tion *7*
Cali 177 S4I7
•W OODOFM *
f j i N ' tor home otfxe or small
hus.ness A v* a t buy a* 1)0!
Can 177 0S*r#»lef >
3 D frs w fi and ti y» K 'a-rl |70
E ftvllenl rond t on AMI sell
separaivf# Call 173 9tl*
1A3— Television /
Radio / Stereo
Good Used T V s M l and up
M ILLER*
741* Or lando Dr
177 01)7
• Stereo Record Player 0
Great for a s id good cord
'
US 17) 7»77at*er 1PM
IIS —C om puters
COMMODORE *4 Fleper D«sc
Drive. 77 dill discs a color
TV ! IM «f! 173 4l!«after 4PM
117—Sporting Goods
• B iC Y C L tB
Men S Prince racing l>ee |JS
freedv bra** lines repaired,
r est m good cond t .on )KJ 1703
• LAQ IE* 1 S P IE D *
L 'lt n r a I4V( a l 173 *4t|
1 f t —Building
M aterials
W A N TE D TO S U V I Loi For
doublewide mobile home Call
______ 111 747* after » PM
A LL S T E E L BUILD IN G S V
dea'er tnvo.ee 1 000 to 10 000
vq tt Callao; 7*1 lliU o tie c t
Red Cedar For D*cks 3ik
random length t 41 L F-. l i t
random length, 4.14 L F Cosh
^ C o rr y t^ C o l^ ^ ^ ^ J lM a a ;
NNMTI0 r i m u m a HOME
I M — Law n 4 G arden
I S t - l t M l E it a t*
W anted
For sale by owner with owner
financing Price A terms must
to very reasonable Cali
_________Paul. 434*744
143—W atvrf rant
F rvo vrty / N to
UUE M M NOE
St John’s River.. 17, huge lot.
sea wall. dock, navigable to
Atlantic Ocean, close to I 4 . a*.
A 17rt2 Owner financing'
W ALLACE CRESS R E A L TY
___________711-4*77__________ _
LARE NfSENVOIA
Must sell! 1 acres! Older
home fenced alarm system,
tost otter over H3S.OOO! Cal!
747 *47) days or 330 3Nteves
in—Apyiiiacii~
/ F v rn ilu rv
The factory outlet store tor
Simmon*.. Sealy A SprJngalf
All new1factory Inds and dose
out*. Complete with warranty,
Twi n Sot |7*Queen Set 111f
Full Set t t t King Set *1*0
1**«**J
BJ'S RESALE
Furniture A Collectibles. Buy
A Soil. 1*03 S Sanford Ave
_________ Coll 333 7M0_________
• D IN E T T E S E T #
Table and 4 chairs Like new'
47*
313 4330
Ftve Pi Now Couch A Laveseal!
O o o d shape I M a w * A
i fabric, M ff - 373 M l*
• NIGH BACK C H A IR IO
(I ). by Bassett Original cost
|f*oa Soil for *100
Coll
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373 tOt)
• J E N N T L IN D BE DR
MapN. double sue with ends
and frame. Antique Van ate*.
Jamestown. N Y
licellent
condition I >7*
177 *Y7*
L A R R Y '! M A R T. I l l Sanford
Ave New Used turn A appi
Buy/Sett/Trade.........111*117
• MAPLE ROCKING CHAIN d
431 Good cenditien!
Coll
377 f I**
• MICROWAVE O VEN C A R T#
(Roll Top). Large casters
Veryn.ce! 4*0 Call 373 **04
Must Sell I * p.ece living room
set. 4200 or otter! M.crowave
140 Des* SM Call
) » 1Fad
Refrigerator 7* cu lt . I yr
Etceltonl condition I NO
lit MIC
R E F B IO E R I E I E R
Weshnghouw, frostfree auto
ice maker, 17*
331*1**
4101*4
1 cushion., brown tone I IDO
Can l i t ten
• TW IN B I D I E T d
Mattress and fuundai ion w 1in
new frame L .tr N e w 'f tt
1wm beds, small appuan.es
chma music taprv lots more'
*7 00 *7 SO
Call 111 MM
d G A R D E N PLOW #
Small unit to usa with riding
mower |M
Call 17) 4407
1iS-Mechinary/Tools .
CwatM rwihiai MacMat
J4 inch Whitman, 3 year* old,
1100
373 4747 after 1PM
I f f — P its 4 Supplies
~ # F R t I TO G O O O HOM E*#™
Cats A kittens, Moving! Must
330 l*4a
go* Ca n __
THEE TOGOOO HOME!
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tond must snw i ?7 it 13 after *
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bo dy ro u g h
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11 7S0 Call
1)1*111
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Courtesy Dothofsu and Iter
ling, lecated at 131* S Hwy 17
ft *7, Sanford, will pay you top
dollar for your used car to
day' Come by with your title
A vehicle A let us make you an
offer you can’t turn dewn' f
Cutty rabln, drpth finder,
compass. *00 CF»evy inboard
7/ercruiser outdrive. Fveavy
duty 4 wheel trailer
I7.WQ
Days 177 0*7* eves 111 434*
74 ft fiberglass boat at Monroe
H a rt 11# Mercrutier DO.
cuddy cabin, full canvas.
h i m Call ****** IT**
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238—V e h icle s
W anted
JUNK A W R IC K E D CAR*/
TRUCK* Wunn ng gv no* Ae
also sell good used motors ft
transmusons
171 M14
WE PAY TOP 111 */>' wrecked
t a n trucks* WE IE L L guar
aritewd used parts A A AUTO
*ALVAGE el OeBarv. 4*1 4004
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PUBLIC A U TO AUCTIO N
E V E R Y W E D N IG H T ; 10PM
D AYTO N A A U TO AUCTION
Hwy. t l. 'Daytona Beach
*04 I I I 1)11
i?l* / 7* T top S vpq '
power l*9Ci ft lake over
payments ) ) )
after lf»M
Wkdays A anytime wees ends
I* Lincoln Mark V II LSC.
cosset!*, dual I way leather
etr Must sew' *y ess 177 OWN
217—G ereg e Seles
Furniture biles clothing, 'boat
«rafts* plants ft etc Thursday..
F r.day ft Saturday H K I t !
2nd P"are Longwood
HUGE SALE
*>at only. May i*h Y«nn#( Hd .
Sanford 7 miles E ot I 4 oft
SH a* Dolls Bso*% Toys,
Glassware Lots of Vises'
1Follow Signs')
MOVING SALE!
241— Recreational
Vehicles /Campers
1*74 Class A 71 ft Open Road
M H I q w m .les. C H F V
CHAIM S W ITH 414 MOTOR
Refurbished 177 ) 7SOdays
)H 7*71 after 4PM
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August 16, 1989
_________
WEDNESDAY__________
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T 25 Cents
Sanford Herald
81st Year. No. 307 — Sanford, Florida
NEWS DIG EST
□ Florida
W arship found near Pansacola
A rc h a e o lo g is t* c o n tin u e to p rob e the
mysteries surrounding an IHth-rentury colonial
warship round on Its side In shallow waters olT
Ihe coast of Pensacola.
Officials believe the ship Is part o f u British
Heel stationed In this area prior to the
Revolutionary War.
Im
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Youth shot by playm ate
A five-year-old Lake Worth Ixiy Is listed In
guarded condition today after accidentally being
shot by a seven-year-old playmate. Otrieials
Irelieve the gun used In the Incident was found
In a relative's car.
Im
Schools probe reaction
Feds’ report not
surprising, says
parents group
By VICKI DoSORM IIR
Herald staff writer
SANFORD — Parents who formed the group
which filed a complaint with the J u stice
Department regarding the Seminole district
schools are not surprised with the results o f the
Investigation
"This Is what we expected, based on what we
were told when we met with the Investigators."
Bill Royster, the new president of Ihe Sanford
laical School Advisory Commit lee ILSAC). said
Wednesday morning.
Tile Immediate jiast president ol the group.
Gall Stewart, had predicted prior to Ihe arrival In
Sanford o f Ihe federal Investigators tiiul Ihe
school district would be forced to make changes
that would benefit Ihe curriculum at Seminole
High School.
The Justice Department said Monday they had
approved Ihe district's revised attendance zone
boundaries for the school year that begins
Tuesday, bill said that they hud continuing
concerns that would be addressed later.
Supt. Robert Hughes said yesterday he had
been confident all along that thr federal
Investigators would approve the district plan and
that (lie district would continue to provide uny
Information that the Justice Department re
quested
Royster, a Sanford businessman, said Ihe
Bush vows to sto p N oriega
President Bush, who plans to make a brlcl
appearance In Miami this week I k - fore taking a
Ihrre-week vacation, hinted during a news
conference Tuesday that he might use whatever
force necessary to apprehend Panamanian
strongman Manuel Noriega.
Bush said tie would not. rule out I lie jxtsslhllliy
of bringing Noriega to the U S on a federal drug
Indictment even If It meant using Ihe military to
do so.
F r w s a ta ff, w i r e r e p o r t s
Moon gazers from Maine to Mount Dora will
wltnevs their first total lumtr eclipse In seven years
tonight — a colorful, natural spectacle conveniently
set In a prime-time slot.
The eclipse can
tic seen plainly In
Skies will be clear
ih e n ig h t from
for tonight’s show
a nywhere In
C entral F lorid a ,
T h e U .S. W e a th e r
s a i d J a e k
Service In Orlando says
H orkhelm er. e x
conditions should be fa
ecutive director of
vorable for seeing the
M ia m i's S p a c e
e c l i p s e In C e n t r a l
Transit PlanetarlFlorida. There Is a 20uin
percent chance of rain
South Floridians
early In Ihe evening,
last experienced a
hut forecaster says Ihe
total lunar eclipse
skies should be almost
I n I) e c e m b e r
clear by eclipse time.
I9H2. which was
A few cirrus clouds
also v is ib le
tnay be In the aky. but If
throughout much
th e y d i J t t o v e r th e
.
of North America.
moon, observers should
The next will not
be able to see the moon
take place until
through them, a fore
Dec. 9. 1992.
caster said.
A lunar eclipse
occur* when the
F i i * SA
□ Sports
All-stars lose sam e g a m e tw ice
laislng a tournament game is hard enough,
but when you lose the same game twice. It's a
real heart breaker. T h at's what happened to the
District 14 Big League All-Stars In lilts past
weekend's World Series.
IB
Alaska files su it vs. Exxon
ANCHORAGE. Alaska — Dissatisfied with
Exxon's cleanup o f Am erica's worst oil spill, the
state of Alaska tiled a lawsuit accusing the oil
company of sacrificing one of “ the last true
wilderness areas'' to stive money.
In the suit filed Tuesday against Exxon and
six other major oil companies. Alaska seeks
damages and a court order preventing Exxon
from abandoning the cleanup of the coastline
despoiled by 11 m illion gallons o f crude that
leaked from Ihe tanker Exxon Valdez.
moon,
Production rate up 0.2 pet.
WASHINGTON - T h e Federal Reserve re
ported Wednesday dial Industrial production
climbed 0.2 percent during July, reversing a
two-month sink- and providing more evidence
the economy may avoid a recession.
At the same time, the central bank said
, capacity utilization at (lie nation's ■ictories.
mines and utilities was stable at 83.fi percent
1 during the month.
!
The uptick In industrial production was
sp u rred by a 0 .5 p e rc e n t g a in in the
manufacture of non durable gp>ods.
From United Press International reports
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Partly cloudy and warm
Partly clo u d y this
ullcrnoon with a 20
percent chance o f
showers and a high
in Ihe low 90s. A 20
percent ch an ce of
s h o w e r s t o n ig h t ,
then clearing with a
low near 70. Partly
c lo u d y to m o r r o w
with a 40 percent
chance o f showers.
.
1
That tim e again
Julius Bonnetl. a senior running back at
Seminole High School, gels back into Ihe
swing of football as schools across Ihe
county began practice sessions Tuesday
despite temperatures in the mid lo high 90s.
Eastern striker
caravan passes
through county
which
normally glows with rellected sunlight, passes Into '
Earth's shadow and Is dimmed. Unlike a solar
eclljise. a lunar eclipse can be viewed with Ihe
naked eye.
"It's not as spectacular but It lasts longer." said
J.C. Moritz, education coordinator for Buchler
Planetarium III Davie. Fla. "You don't have to
worry about |H-nple going blind."
Craig Orslno. SCC spokesperson. said the college
planetarium was completed last year, but equip
ment Is still being livstailcd.
"Eventually we bojic to have the public? com e In
to the planetarium for things like this, but we're
still setting It up." Orslno said. "Right now we have
lo concentrate on the curriculum."
The moon Is not totally darkened by an eclipse,
but usually links coppery-red or brown. That
Quayle gets g o o d , bad n ew s
WASHINGTON - More than half of Ameri
cans |Millcd feel Dan Quayle has done a good job
as vice president, but an equal percentage do
not feel he is qualified to step In as president
should something hapjien to President Bush, a
(Kill showed Wednesday.
In a Washington Post-ABC News Poll tclcphonc survey of 1.022 Americans conducted
Aug. 4-5. 52 percent gave Quayle a positive
rating when asked how they would rule the job
he Is doing as vice president. Thirty-three
percent gave him a negative rating and 15
percent said they did not know or had no
opinion.
B aa R e a c t io n , P a g e S A
Local residents
will have good
view of eclipse
P a « « SA
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parent group, which operated outside the I.SAC.
also would continue lo work wllh Justice
De|Kirtmenl Investigators as they continued their
probe Into alleged Inequities In district schools.
Roysler would not say what he believed the
Justice Department would tic addressing with
Ihelr new line of questioning. "Anything I would
say would be pure speculation." he said.
Hr said the Investigators had covered a wide
range o f topics during thrlr visit and he did not
know what avenues they would pursue. He
added that the group had tried to stay away from
making the questions on ly ones o f ructal
Inequities, noting that Sanford schools have
Inequities In other arras unrelated to racial
questions.
Justice Department legal technician Luvcrta
Young, who led the Investigation In Seminole
County and visited here last month, would also
The See.,notes are currently going through
two-a-day sessions and will open their season
in mid-September. For college players, the
season starts even sooner. The first NCAA
games will be played Sept. 2.
C Sec E c lip se, Page 5 A
Church membership declines
nationally, on the rise locally
B y L A U R A L . S U L L IV A N
Herald ataff writer
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- About 120
E astern A irlin e e m p lo y e e s
m arched through S em in ole
County along U.S. 17-92 yes
terday us part o f a 3.000-mllc
picket from Miami to
Washington. D.C.
Gary Kosak. Airline Pilots
A s s o c i a t i o n (A PA)
spokesperson, said a group of
pilots, flight attendants and
machinists left from Eastern's
headquarters in Miami on foot
Saturday morning for what he
culled Ihe world's largest picket
line. Groups of employees will
change over along Ihe route, he
said.
E m p lo y e e s , fu m lllcs and
others mel at Curficnlers Union
Hall. 333 Pine Ridge Rd.. Or
lando. at H a.m. yesterday for a
rally before beginning yester
day's leg of ihe march. The
walk ended at 7 p in. on U.S.
17-92 about two miles north o f
Dog Track Road.
Don Richmond. Orlando A PA
spokesperson, said the groiqi of
120 employees decided to quit
the march south of Sanford
because traffic had congested
behind them. Hie group then
drove to DeLund. w here a
See S trik e rs . Page 5A
From s t a ff and w ire reports
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W ASHINGTON - Membership in
national mainline Protestant de
nom in ation s continues to slide
while ihe Roman Cutliollc Church
and som e theologically conservative
groups are gaining members, a new
stu d y sh o w e d . L o c a lly , m any
churches seem lo show an increase.
The study, releused Tuesday In
the new edition o f the "Yearbook of
American and Canadian Churches
1989." published by Ihe National
C o u n c il of C h u rch es, sh ow ed
membership figures for 1987. the
most recent year for which reliable
statistics arc available.
Overall, reports from 219 U.S.
r e lig io u s b o d ie s sh ow ed that
143.830.806 Americans — 58.6
percent — belonged to one of those
denominations In 1987. The 32
Protestant and Orthodox members
■;f Ihe National Council of Churches
~r the so-called mainstream denom
inations — fluid a combined m em
bership of 42.047.344.
Local church leaders say Ihelr
flo ck s arc g ro w in g . A ll Sou ls
Catholic Church In Sanford Is
growing at the rate o f 10 percent per
L See C h u rch es, Page 5A
Econom ics teacher chooses
classroom s over courtrooms
By V IC K I DeSORMIBR
Herald staff writer
OVIEDO — For Alan Musunlc.
teaching led lo practIcing law.
w h ich led hack to leaching,
which led lo Junior Achieve
ment. An ap|ilicd economics in
structor al Oviedo High School.
Musunlc decided leaching eco
n o m ic s was m ore fun than
practicing law.
Musante. a lifelong resident of
central Florida, graduated from
W ittier Park High School before
earning a degree In economics
fro m Eckcrd C o lle g e In Si.
Petersburg. He taught for several
years before earning Ills law
degree from the University of
Florida.
After practicing law for several
years in Orlando. Musante de
cided he didn't need "Ih e ulcers
and Ihe tension" of ihe legal
profession.
He also decided (hat ti-achlng
was Just u lot more fun.
" I guess It was not a good
economic move." Musante Joked,
"but It was one I enjoyed."
This summer. Musunlc was
one of 24 U.S. economics In
structors who spent four days at
a special program al the Junior
A ch ievem en t n ation al head
quarters In Colorado Springs.
See Teacher. Page SA
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ST. PETERSBURG - A farmer patient
Springs menial hospital for 610 million
w aa blackmailed. Illegally drugged and b l
Patrick T . Welts. 24. said he cheeked Into the A M Anctote
Manor Hospital voluntarily In I h y M 4 expecting to alay
there lean than a month.
tfon, gun control and supporting
pro-cfcfce Issues.
" W e 'r t going fa rampalfat by
going la the peapte.” he m il
M u ■ K i l M i w t l CniTIImun
a mesaode the
they
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ST. PCTERSBURO - A preliminary medical
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no charges are expected until next week, a |
said Tuesday.
Olorta Jean Snell. IS. told police who went to I
Aug. 6 her son Lafayette had drowned In a bathtub, but
spokesman Wendell Cteager said the Initial medical report
Indicated the child w as hilled.
Meanwhile, the mother la in Pinellas County Jail on a charge
o f child abuse Involving a second child. 14-month-old ~
She w as arrested Aug. 7 because of severe bu m s fa
O m ar’s hands. Creager said she waa not charged wtth i
the bum s, but wtth Tailing to o b u m medical treatment far the
child.
Snell gave birth last week- to a 7-pound. lO ounce boy at
Bayfront Medical Center and w as returned to the
County Jail Saturday.
The baby w a s placed In the custody of the state I
o f Health and RehabMtatlvc Services.
u n o ffic ia l
t a lly s h e w e d
•MSMkai ■L 11 ■
rrp o n
City
speech
said
hta priorities,
if
In her concession speech,
K e n n e d y c o n g ra t u la t e d
Rtchman. but asked M m to stop
r e s o rt in g to d ir t y p olitico.
during hta campaign
had. among
ng other things, ac-
Boy shot by playmate
id P re s s l
L A K E W O R TH - A children's
fptmr turned Into tragedy I
day when a 5-year-old boy
w o u n d e d b y h ta 7 -y «a r -o ld
‘ ijn aate wtth a .36-caliber
Worth.
c o n d itio n M o n d a y n ig h t a t
Bet h e a d s M em orial Hospital
with a gunshot would that shced
a a artery In his lc
n ight his condition b a d im
p r o v e d to f a ir , a- h o a p lt a l
PORT LA U D ER D ALE - A county
ity official banned plaatfc
foam cups from the Broward County Governmental Canter and
unwary visitors will be fined S I if they
contraband cups Into the offices.
Countv Commission Chairman Nickl
plastic foam cups Monday from the county's executive and
administrative offices and public meeting rooms, citing'
environmental concerns.
Grossm an conceded her order has dubious legal authority.
but said she would be the self-appointed cup cop. person ally
looking far violators and collecting the fines herself. Even
visitors w ho unwittingly c a n y plastic foam coflee cups to
public meetings
be fined, she said.
The money will go to the county chapter of the
Cancer Society.
w iu ir r e n m | m nrrp insni
police Im m ediately after the
shooting, when the wounded
boy collapsed outside the fami
ly 's apartment T h e t»^iMirr la
located behind the Lake Worth
win
the children and their
3 uipuct ought Inchiuff#red Hinoulim
Creole, police InMJolly had trou
ble piecing
o f the Incident. Later, with the
help of a translator, police
that the 7-year-old shot th
the gun
accidentally.
Police said no charges were
expected to be filed sgafaat the
youth, whose Identity w aa not
MIAMI — A m an suspected In the shooting death o f a south
Florida wom an w aa arrested Tuesday while trying to flee In a
rented Umouslne. making several ear-phone
e calls along the
way. authorUiea said.
Larry Lee Ul. 41. w as in police custody Tuesday after police
In Crystal River caught up with his rented chauffrred
limousine aflout halfway u p Florida's O ulf Coast.
Police charged Lee with first-degree murder In the Monday
evening killing of Cynthia Mayberry of Miramar.
Police said the children were
court
tb it has exposed deep
In the ranks of the state's American Association o f
Lottery instant
winner game
ends Thursday
State A A R P director Paul Riley said Monday he m ay take
Iqgl^actlon to force: Lou Levy to resign as
aa .president o f the
Tallahassee chapter, because Levy is also heading a
.g r o u p that opposes a aland taken by the national AARP.
Levy, however. Insists that his presidency of Florida Seniors
for Medicare Equity. Inc. — which seeks repeal of the federal
Catastrophic Care Act of I B M — la not a conflict. A n d he
refuses to resign.
The two men have been locked In dispute since last
December, when Levy formed his group.
T A L LA H A SS E E Another o f the Florida Lot
t e r y 's in s t a n t -w in n e r
gam es. Millionaire U. cornea
to an official end Thursday.
N o more tickets will be
sold after Thursday, aaid
lottery officials, and win
ners have until Oct. 16 to
redeem tickets.
T h e sa m e d e a d lin e
a p p lie s to p erson a w h o
submit valid "entry” tick
ets from the Millionaire 11
g a m e for the next milllo n -d o lla r g r a n d p ris e
drawing.
The end o f the Millionaire
II game leaves four instant
gam es still on sale — Cold
C ash . Quick Cash. Gold
Rush and Money Tree.
Goldberg to lead FPL nuclear operations
MIAMI — Jerome H. Ooldberg has been appointed executive
vice president of Florida Power ft Light Co.. In charge o f the
utility's nuclear operations, the company said Tuesday.
Goldberg, who had been group vice president In charge of
nuclear operations at Houston Lighting ft Power Co., will
assume the newly created position sometime In September, the
utility said.
FPL. a subsidiary of FPL Group Inc., operates the Turkey
Point nuclear plant south of Miami and the St. Lucie nuclear
plant on Hutchinson Island. Turkey Point has been plagued In
recent years by a number of operational problems.
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for Kennedy and In Latin
lh e turnout w a s 23.9 percent.
fo rfe it*
out fa
M M P M e li
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M IA M I L a w y e r O e r a ld
id n n aa e a w r p d f a n a d o se
the
rraO c nomination In the race to
the late Rep.
Pepper. N k . an eteettm that
c o u ld ten d the first C u ban -
said he w as there 21 months and doctors threatened to have
him declared Insane If he tried to leave o r file a complaint, and
put him uoder heavy sedation aa punishment far contacting a
judge.
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by high white voter turnout
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apparently playin g Robocop.
baaed on the movie character.
The 7-yearold apparently re*
irtfyrd the snub-nosed revolver
the apart*
only ht
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^
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with a
campaign
w e cat
have tM aaeat o f Claude Pepper'
fa Jeopardy .”
the t w o Candidates In early
returns from the Democratic
It appeare d that white voters
inc margin of victory In
i'a bid far the lath
loaai District seat. In
p re d o m in a n tly w h ite areas.
there w a s a 27 percent turnout.
with §7 percent o f the votea far
R tch m an . In predom in an tly
block areas, uiere w aa a 10
percent turnout, with 57 percent
Jury finds Belgian guilty
iin homosexual's
1
d ir murder
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FO R T LAUD ER D ALE They sold the boy apparently
the gun being placed there
the n f a t before by M s Letts
Joaaeua. 17. an ancle o f one o f
the t
apartment , where the children
were playing and fired the gun
when
After the shooting, police said,
Joaaeua fled the accne with the
child, returning a short Urns
later.
A s e r ie s o f a c c id e n t a l
shootings that resulted in the
d e a t h s o f s e v e n c h il d r e n
throughout the state earlier In
th e y e a r p r o m p t e d th e
Legislature to paaa a. law that
calls far aa much aa five years'
Imprisonment far a gun owner
w h o s e Im p r o p e r ly sto re d
weapon la used by a child to
seriously Injure or MU someone.
The law. which does not take
effect until Oct. 1. also makes
storing weapons in places ac
cessible to children a crime
punishable by a s much as 60
days In Jail
bera'than blacks andfumns, said
D a d e C o u n ty E le c t io n s
Supervisor David Leqhy, who
actual figures were not
nvaflaMe.
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A a little as nine votes separat
ed the two candidates at an early
point tn the race, wtth Rtchman
having 1.116 votes and Kennedy
1.107.
Kennedy took the lend briefly
at 3.143 to 2.742 wtth 30i4
percent of
o the votes counted, but
the lead and
Rtchman
~
would gain tn
a n d his lover's sympathy, and
w ould eventually be cleared of
the ertmea by police. In hla
testimony he denied having
a n y th in g to d o w lih the
murders.
''I had to find a .way of
getting Adaih bock to me,” he
said, referring to hla lover,
A d am Cooper. “ I decided In
m y head to be the suspect, to
m ak e my situation worse
than hla so that he would feel
sorry for me.*'
Van Den Borre la charged
with the first-degree murder
o f Michael Egan. 36. a Fort
L a u d e r d a le a irlin e ticket
agent. In January. He will
stand (rial later for the firstdegree murder o f Hollywood
c a b driver Oerald Simons. 92.
Van Den Borre and Cooper
h a d a v i o l e n t f ig h t In
Washington Dec. 30. The in
cident left Cooper with a
broken shoulder and 37 stit
ches In his head.
Egan's body waa found on
the beach Jan. 0 with a
gunshot wound to (he head
an d Simons' body was found
on the beach the next night.
A
Tuesday o f one of
t w o f ir s t ’d e g re e m u rd e rs
poMcc said he committed after
b e i n g s p u r n e d b y h la
A 1 2 -m e m b e r B r o w a r d
County Circuit Jury dehber
ated 8 fa hour* before renaming me verdict i|Ainti
Rudy Van Den Borre. 26.
Circuit Judge Russel Seay
Immediately sentenced him to
tn prison and scheduled
Jury selection for the defen
d a n t’s second first-degree
murder trial to begin Wed
nesday.
Van Den Borre. a Belgian
aoldler assigned to hla nal i o n ' s e m b a s a y In
Washington, testified Monday
that he w as innocent, main
taining his earlier assertion
t he was arrested after
Initiating an elaborate plan to
win back his estranged1Ilover.
He said he thought that If
he confessed to the unsolved
murders of two gay men on
Fort Lauderdale beach he
Excavation is finished; butreunken
British ship ’s name still unknown
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PENSACOLA — The identity of an 18th century
colonial warship found on Ua aide In shallow
Waters Is still a mystery, but a search of British
naval records m ay help answer the question, an
archaeologist aald Tuesday.
"Right now w e can say the dimensions of the
hull fit very closely with those o f stoops and
schooners." aald Dr. Roger C. Smith, who has
narrowed the search for a name to the H M S Stork
and HMS Florida.
The ship’s hull w aa found last year In six feet of
water at Deadman’a Island near G ulf Breeze, a
suburb on a peninsula south of Pensacola. It is
believed to be a British vessel based here during
the British occupation. 1763-1781. and eventually
abandoned.
The two-mast Florida waa used to survey the
coastline, said Smith, while the one-mast Stork
waa used to transport men and munitions. Both
also were used to seize American vessels trading
with the Spanish and French.
S m it h , w h o Is the s t a t e ’s u n d e r w a t e r
archeologist snd head of the ftr*t underwater
r.
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excavation of its kind In Florida, said he plans to
get logs for both ships from the British Admiralty
In an effort to learn the ship's name.
Th e English kept close records on their naval
fleets, he said, an d abandoned ships would have
had paperwork (lied to London.
The stale. University of West Florida and the
city of Oulf Breeze Jointly funded a project to
excavate the wreckage. The field work ended last
month and the artifacts removed, but the hull
itself has been reburied.
Smith said the ship Is significant because It is
well-preserved a n d gives researchers a chance to
learn more about small British colonial vessels.
"T h is was a very small ship and armed for
service In the outposts of the British Empire. Most
of the ships that nautical archaeologists have
studied were larger." aald Smith.
Th e researchers have determined the ship was
60 feet long topside with a maximum width of 20
feet. The dimensions are in keeping with the type
of ships used by the British in the colonics.
The researchers have recovered six buttons
from the 60th Kegimenl of Foot, shoe buckles,
flints and cast Iron shot from light guns.
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S ANFO R D — It may lake local
to farm a
SANFORD — Sanford peltee spotted a
nwfeaed bom porch at flit Urn Aw., Sanford. When
quwUonfd. he waoftcdhrtoM MUM he vai"wtMJttfl them.“
Residents ai the hotter end the non didn't hove perwh
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Raymond O'Nett Curry Jr.. 33. o f W L a h e Monroe
•nford. was arrested at 7i06a.ni. Tuesday. Bond Is 62
Until now. org anisers of* the
O re a ie r S em in o le F ederated
Men's d u b believed they needed
'only m p n iia l b u t the National
Federation o f Reoublican Men's
Chiba. But lM b la not the case,
they found this week.
suite our leoc ration is not
sanctioned b v the Reoublican
National CommHIee (RNC). (hey
are supposed to be aanrl toned bv
rtu e iR iV D fv
. 0
w
M o a n M en's Chiba,
g r o u p .of 10 S e m in o le
County men were authorised by
T u rn er In Ju ly to farm the
G re a te r S em in ole F ederated
Repu blican Men's Club under
(b e National Federation. The
Sem inole d u h . under president
Brad Lan g, form er Sem inole
County Financial Director. In
cludes a Sanford city conuniaaioner. a Winter Springs city
commtaaloner. and (w o other
former clerk's official*.
Local officials baffled over
fugitive'# release on bond
_____ ___ iwife there two daw
Anthony Lerone Mortng. 33. o f flOl Soldiere Square,
imy, w a s arrested when he returned to his house at
A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S “ W e 're su rprised and disap
pointed to aay the least," Alta
monte S prin gs City M anager
P M FVnland said of the rvlraee
Monday o f an accused con-man
lU p lllW WOO WBS DCHlg IlC K l OU
wife reported the aOefed
ifl had fled when they arrived. She
Mortng*a
, toaay he
Mortng with
her houoe. Police
battery. Bond la
Woman m t M on DUI eharg*
SANFORD — The foUowtng person faces a charge of driving
under the Influence In Seminole Countyi
•Y o la n d a Lee Bates. 36. o f 4 06 Stiver Oak Lane. Altamonte
Springs, eras arrested at 3:1 7a.m . today after her car waa seen
weaving on U.S. Highway 17*03. Sanford.
Bomb team probably a hoax
B pl
n # m a si a n w n t i f
SANFORD — Sheriffs deputies
today said the bom b scare at a
local hotel was probably a boas.
Seminole County ShertlTa Lt.
Marty LaBrusctano said today
his beat guess la that the Inci
dent w a s a hoax. LaBrusctano
Monday disarmed a suspicious
device attached to a toilet at the
Day’s Inn. State Road 46. west o f
Sanford.
Although the complete device
waa not recovered. LaBrusctano
said It probably wasn't an active
bomb. The auppoaed bom b
attached to a toilet, w h i c h ___
blown up by LaBrusdano In an
attempt to dislodge the device. A
painter working In the room
reported finding the bomb.
LaBrusctano said a witness
has reported receiving telephone
threats to the inn on his personal
answering machine, which has a
telephone num ber similar to the
D ay's Inn number. The w ttneaa
has no association with the inn.
LaBniaciano said that lead la
being investigated as a possible
link to the device he destroyed at
the Inn.
C aliforn ia forgery a n d theft
chargee In the Seminole County
jell.
The m an is tentatively Idenlifted by Altam onte S p rin g s
police as T od d Valentine. 37. but
alao used several other names
Including T od d Bickham. ac
cording to police spokesman Jeff
Haw kins, valentine is also under
In v e stig a tio n by A lta m o n te
Sprtntp police far alleged illegal
acttvtUesln that city.
lYnfand said he and other city
officials a re baffled b y the
•10.000 bond set by Judge Fred
Hilt far Valentine Monday. Val
entine bonded out of Jail and
Penland said he Is afraid he will
flee from prosecution here.
‘‘The g u y w as a fugitive."
Penland said. “ I can't com
prehend w h y you let a person
who has already run once out on
ball. He m ay show up for a
hearing. I n ave no w a y or
knowing. I still don't know why
a fugitive from another state
would be allowed bail.
"T h e only charge he had i
California c h a rg e ." H ill
today. "CaUfartna requested a
610,000 b on d and the stale
didn't object. T o my knowledge
there a re n o local c h a rg e s
against h im ." Hitt added that no
one from the Altamonte Springs
police department appeared be
fore him at the bond bearing to
give a reason to deny bond.
“ I'm crttfcixtng not so much
the Judge, but concerned about
the system that allowed It to
h a p p e n ." P en lan d said. " I t
sounds like the Judge had no
a lte rn a tiv e . I think. In m y
p e r s o n a l o p in io n , fu g itiv e s
should not be let out on bad. W e
have to find out why and untie
the Judges hands. Law s may
need to be changed."
Penland added he believes an
Altamonte Springs policeman
spoke with a court d r r k to notify
the c o u rt o f the a u a p e c t'a
t status and the desire of
that he remain Jailed,
lice Chief William Liquort waa
unavailable to comment early
today.
"M y greatest concern la the
effect on victims here and In
C a lifo r n ia w h o h a v e m a d e
allegations he took money and
property from them." Penland
said. He added that It has to be
dem orallilng to police to make
the arrest and then see the
s u s p e c t fre e d .*
Valentine waa arrested Sun
day at his talent agency. First
Class Management at 710 E.
A ltam on te D rive. Altam onte
Springs. He had been arrested
last week on a charge of driving
with a suspended license In
Altamonte Springs, and that
brought a records check that
s h o w e d h e w a s w a n te d In
California.
Turner m id until the Notional
Federation la sanctioned by the
RNC at the next national con
vention In 1902. the focal clubs
must follow stale rules requiring
both beat and state party a p
proval to use the name "R e
publican."
Both Turner and. Lang had
said last month the local an d
state approval waa not needed,
but RNC deputy chief counsel
Michael Hem said such approval
w as required In Florida.
Jim Ocque. chairman o f the
Sem inole County Republican
E x e c u tiv e C o m m ittee, s a id
Tueaday Lan g has not contacted
him. He said when Lang does
contact him. he would review
their c lu b 's charier.
_ L a n g did not return calls
Tuesday.
There m ay soon be a second
county Republican Men's Club.
Pat Herring, president of Ihe
Suburban Republican Wom en’s
Chib, aaid her club m ay begin (o
seek men to form a men’s club,
but no formal steps have been
taken. Herring said the W om en's
Club, though sanctioned by the
RNC. require state and local
party approval.
Tampa says thanks but no
thanks to KKK Grand. Dragon
Knights o f the Ku Klux Klan
had established a small group
In Tam pa earlier this year and
Is planning a recruiting rally
In September. He refused to
say when' or where the event
Is scheduled or how many
m em bers the Klan has In
Tampa.
Similar recruitment efforts
In rural Hillsborough County
f a ile d m i s e r a b ly , a a id
H illsborough S h e r iffs Sgt.
Oscar Alfonso.
T h e w h it e -s u p r e m a c is t
group has held rallies and
m a r c h e s t h l a y e a r In
B ro o k a v llle . A r c a d ia a n d
T a rp o n S p rin g s. H oo ded,
white-robed Klan m em bers
m arched In Lakelan d and
Bradenton last year.
Baumgardner. 35. acknowl
edged that recruitment In the
Tam pa area has been tough,
but vowed the city would
have It's share of new mem
bers.
" W e could come In and
organise a large group quite
quickly, but we want to be
selective about w h o carries
our card ." Baumgardner said.
B a u m g a rd n e r, w h o w a s
convicted In Orlando In July
of lighting a 16-foot croas too
close to a building, aaid the
Klan wants to dispel its vio
lent Image and become more
Involved In government.
*
Baumgardner aald the Klan
activity la strongest In outly
in g a r e a s , s u c h a s P olk
County.
T A M PA The Ku Klux
Klan has written a letter to
T am pa's mayor offering to
help rid the city of It’s pro*
bteras, but city officials de
clined the offer.
"T h ere la no welcome mat
out for the KKK. I don't think
they'll find a very tolerable
community here for their phisaid John Dunn,
for Mayor Sandy
According to a Wednesday
report, John B. Baumgardner,
an Orlando resident who re
fers to himself as the KKK'a
Grand Dragon o f the Realm of
Florida, made the offer In a
one-page letter to Freedman
May 30.
" W e -have established a
base In Tam pa and arc about
to b e c o m e a c t i v e . "
Baumgardner wrote on official
Klan stationary. "There are
many problems In Tampa. W e
would Uke to be a pari o f the
solution. Do not hesitate to
call on us If are can be of
service In any w ay."
Racial strife, sparked b y
confrontations between police
and blacks, la one reason the
K la n w a n t s to c o m e to
Tampa. Baumgardner aaid.
"B u t race relations aren't
the only problems them." he
aaid. "There la crime, there
are drugs. W e'd like to help
with It M L "
B a u m g a r d n e r a a id th e
nuoo
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EDITORIALS
Powell excellent
leadership choice
Presiden t B u s h 's choice o f A rm y G e n . C o lin
L . P o w e ll a s c h la rm a n o f t h e Joint C h ie fs o f
S t a f f Is an u n o rth o d o x m o v e . But It'la a ls o the
c o rre c t one.
A t a g e S3. G e n . P ow ell w o u ld b e c o m e the
y o u n g e s t o ffic e r a n d the first black e v e r to
h o ld the n a t io n 's top m ilita ry past. H e a lre a d y
is o n e o f th e y o u n g e st fo u r-sta r g e n e ra ls In
A m e r ic a n p e a c e -tim e h is t o r y a n d w o u ld
le a p -fro g o v e r d o z e n s o f m ore-sen ior offic e rs
to b e c o m e J C S ch ief.
Was Reagan so wrong about Iran?
That whooshing sound you hear Is the air ■pedal prosecutor Lawrence Walsh io put North
going out o f the last tire o f the Democrats* behind bars.
Iran/contra chariot.
But at
It
Bear In mind that the Iran/contra controversy pretty well ag reed all
had two major aspects. One w a s the much- a r o u n d t h a t 1 In
criticized sale o f American weapons to
bargaining with the
friendly or at least rrtstlvely "moderate ______
Iranians for our hos
In Iran In return far their help In obtaining the tages — "sw apping
release o f U S. hostages In Lebanon. The other arm s for hostages. *
w a s the use of pari of the proceed s of that sale to a s the e x p re ssio n
buy arm s for the Nicaraguan contras st a time w e n t R o n a ld
when the Boland Amendm ent barred the use of Rrasan hod made s
. U.S. hinds for that purpose.
p e rfe c tly d re a d fu l
The democrats* secret hope, o f course, w a s to mistake. Mr. Reagan
Impeach and oust President Reagan for betng h im s e lf even tu ally
Involved In these two operations. Mr. Reagsn. c o n c e d e d t h a t
however, sharply distinguished between them. p e rh a p s h is j u d g
C ite Demo
He took full responsibility for the srm s sales, but m e n t h a d b e e n
crats'sdcrot
denied knowing anything whatever about the
hops was to
use o f the proceeds to b u y weapons for the
contras.
mandment that Mr.
Want Raagsnp
The long congressional Investigation o f the
whole affair, stretching over the entire first half simple enough: The
o f 1987, failed to produce one lota o f evidence United States must
that Mr. Reagan, contrary to his assertion, did never, ever "negoti
k n o w about the diversion o f fun ds. T h e ate wtth terrorists." N e v e r never, never. That Is
Investigators had to settle for the prosecution of all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know.
LI. Col. Oliver North and three lesser lights; and
, « , w . even st the time, thoughtful people knew
____
Now,
■K* even the expenditure of ||5 million enabled better than this. Any g iU tp
T h u s G e n . P o w e l l 's e le v a t io n la u n
d e rs ta n d a b ly r u m p lin g t h e p lu m a g e o f m o re
t h a n a few t o p e c h e lo n o ffic e rs throu gh out the
se rvic e s. T h e resen tm ent Is m agnified b y the
fact that G e n . fo w e ll la n o t cut fro m the
tradition al s e r v ic e m old. B u t this attribu te la a
p lu s , not a d r a w b a c k .
T h e r e 's a c h o r u s o f d u c k i n g In the B u s h
a d m ln lsta tlo n a n d in C o n g re s s a b o u t h o w
Is r a e l's s ie z u re o f Sheik A b d u l K arim O b e ld
w a s . a s fo r m e r D en fen se Secretary C a s p a r
W e in b e r g e r p u t it. "n o t h e lp fu l."
T h e m ost ou tsp ok en o f the critics. S en .
R o b e rt D ole, a s k e d for a "lit tle m ore re s p o n
sib ility on th e p art o f I s r a e l." an d a n u m b e r o f
o t h e r s c o m p la in e d that. In light o f the fact
th a t H e zbo llah , the so-called Party o f G o d .
w a s h old in g U .S . h ostages, a s well a s others,
th e United S ta t e s sh ou ld a t least h a v e b een
I c o n su lte d b e fo re O b e ld w a s seized.
T h o s e co m p la in ts su g g e st that If the U n ited
S t a t e s h ad th e sam e o p tio n s a s Israel, It
w o u ld leave terrorists u n d istu rb e d e v e n If.
lik e O beld . t h e y are k n o w n to h a v e b een
in v o lv e d in s e iz in g A m e ric a n hostages.
In fact, t h e U n ited S t a t e s h a s s e iz e d
terrorists, in c lu d in g on e w h o w as forced out
o f the sky a s h e w a s tra v e lin g in an E g y p tia n
p la n e a c ro ss the M editerranean, a n d on e
w o u ld hope th at, w h ere th e opportunity to
retaliate o c c u r s w ithout th e likelihood o f the
lo s s o f inn ocen t life, this c o u n try w o u ld d q so
a g a in .
In m ost c a s e s , there's n o t m u ch the U n ited
S ta te s can do .
T h e fact th a t it h asn 't b e e n possible to free
a n y o f the e ig h t A m e ric a n hostages still held
b y L e b a n e se terrorists testifies to that h e lp
lessn ess. B u t that h ard ly m e a n s the U n ite d
S ta te s s h o u ld n 't look fo r appropriate re
s p o n s e s , e i t h e r a g a i n s t the t e r r o r i s t s
th em selves o r against n a tio n s that — like
Iran . L ib y a a n d S yria — have sp o n so re d
terrorist a c tio n s. Least o f a ll should it m e a n
that W a s h in g to n ought to sh ow , eith er by
w o r d or d eed, th at it d isa p p ro v e s o f su c h acts
b y its allies.
T h e m ore terrorists c a n act with im pu n ity,
th e m ore h o sta g e s will b e seized. T h e m ore
th e ir k id n a p in g an d m u rd e r drives a w e d g e
b e tw e e n W e s te rn allies, th e m ore su c ce ssfu l
th e se bu tch ers w ill be.
L E TTE R S T O T H E EDITOR
1.4'in-rh to itic editor ore w e lc o m e . All le lt r r s m u s t
be signed and Include u mailing address uiul u
daytim e telephone number. Letters should In- on a
i single suhjeet and lx- as brie! as puxslhli’. la-tiers
are siib|eel to editing
o f Iran, fallowing the death o f the
Hhometnt): and H is beheved to hove
been him and certain military figures close to
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le s g a n s
to whom the i
And now. despite formalistic denials. It Is
n that the United States too Is
perfectly plain
to
with both Iran and those
_
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■— pel naps w e e n y , or
perhaps through f e n d . A general exchange of
nostagre Is In the wtnd.
Which
raises__afresh
the question: Just how
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the Otpper after all? Maybe he was
J ^ ^ T T n fh u
Ammonia fertilizer
Ignites controversy
W A S H tN O T O N D aisy and G am O ee
Thorahov bear the physical reminders o f the
cloud o f deadly f r o that enveloped their home
13 y e a n ago.
Daisy, i s . to partially blind. OamGce, 13.
haa deep scars on hto chest and legs. A n d the
children have n o parents. Jon and Lloyda
killed by the anhydrous
a m m o n ia gas that
billowed from a de
railed freight train
n c ir tftetr nocnc in
Pensacola, Fla., in
1977.
Twelve y e a n later.
MU
M
or
L ik e the re tirin g c h a irm a n , A d m . W illia m
• C r o w e . G en. P o w e ll's o u tlo o k tran scends the
i Inter-service r iv a k le s that h a v e h a m p e re d the
J o in t C h iefs o f S taff In th e past.
pasl A n d h e
a lr■eady
e a d y haa esti
e stab lish e d p e rso n a l relation sh ips
f w l i th~ P resident H u s h a n d oth er m e m b e rs o f
1
t h i s n ation al se c u rity t e a m — O e f a t e f o f u
S ta t e J a m e s B a k e r, D e fe n se Secretary D ick
C h e n e y . N S C a d v is e r B r e n t Scow croft.
W h o ’s not helpful?
w ere indeed relative moderates In Iran
JACK ANDERSON
In stead o f d e v o tin g h is c a re e r to c o m m a n
d i n g divisio n s a n d sc a lin g the A r m y 's p a r o
c h ia l ladder. G e n . P ow ell h a s concentrated on
th e fo rm u latio n o f b ro a d policies related to
n a tio n a l s e c u rity a n d fo re ig n policy. D u r in g
t h e last e ig h t y e a rs h e h a a served a a the
m ilita ry a ssista n t for fo r m e r Denfese S e c re
t a r y C a sp a r W e in b e r g e r a n d o n the sta ff o f the
N a t io n a l S e c u r it y C o u n c il, u lt im a t e ly
R o n a ld R egan ’s la st N S C ad v iser.
H e la rioted f o r his
1$ d ip lo m a tic a c u m e n a n d
w id e k n o w le d g e o f In tern ation al politics.
G r u m b le r s w ill accu se M r. B u sh o f selectin g
G e n . P ow ell s o le ly to c u rry political fa v o r w ith
b la c k voters. B u t this c h a r g e dem ean a the
d istin g u ish e d record that G e n . P ow ell w o u ld
b r in g to the J C S post. R e g a rd le s s o f r a c e o r
p a r t y politics, h e is the b e st soldier for the Job.
whether It's the Politburo, or the Grand Council
o f the John Birch Society, or the governm en t of
Iran — will display a spectrum o f attitudes on
any subject, m ngm g from relatively moderate to
w i u t t f y M ir e me.
M oreover, the s a c re d ru le about n ever
negotiating wtth terrorists has been violated
repeated ^ . an d successfully, by both Germ any
and France, and probably other countries a s
w tS. AH hove obtained the release of hostages.
fro m a c c id e n t a l
spills, the govern
ment still
u n d e r t h e
e u p h e m is m " n o n -
D A V I D S. B R O D E R
In trivial pursuit of presidency
BEAVER ISLAND. Mich. - A year ago this
week. George Bush accepted the Republican
nomination at the New Orleans Superdome
and launched a campaign that made him
President.
His speech that night opened with the
declaration. " I mean to run hard, to fight hard,
to stand on the issues and I mean to w in ." It
ended with his leading the crowd in the Pledge
o f Allegiance.
In their newly published book. "W hose
Broad Stripes and Bright Stars: The Trivial
Pursuit of the Presidency 1968." political
colum nists Jack W . G crm ond and Jules
WUcover argue that Bush m ay have fought
hard, but he won only by running aw ay from
the issues. It was. they assert, one more
example o f the tendency for campaigns to be
"decided on the basts o f technique rather than
Issues."
That Is a popular thesis but a puzzling one.
The "technique" they refer to w as hardly new.
It Involved researching the record o f the
opposition candidate. Massachusetts Gov.
Michael S. Dukakis, testing the reactions of
sm all gro u p s o f voters to som e o f his
ablf
vulnerabilities,
and then publicizing those
weaknesses through speeches and ads.
In the spring of 1988, when Bush campaign
manager Lee Atwater told research director
Jim Pinkerton to list Dukakis' weak points on
a 3-by-5 card, he got back seven topics: taxes,
defense, drug penalties, the death sentence,
pollution In Boston Harbor, the Massachusetts
prison-furlough program and the veto of a bill
requiring the P led ge'of Allegiance In public
schools. The potency of (hose. Issues was
proved by the reaction o f Democratic-leaning
voters in a Paramus. N.J.. focus group Just
before last Memorial Day. The next week. Bush
began slugging Dukakis with those Issues as a
means of reducing and ultimately reversing his
likely opponent's early lead.
That is essentially the story that Gcrmond
and WUcover tell, fleshed out as always with
the anecdotes and Interviews that have made
their books on the last three campaigns the
linear descendants of the late Theodore H.
W h ile's narratives of the presidential battles of
the 1960s.
What Is striking Is the disillusionment with
which these veteran political reporters view
the very contest they described. It’s as If the
more they sec of competitive politics these
days, thr less they like It. My old friends and
contemporaries Gcrmond and WUcover are
obviously too young to be victims of nostalgia
or lo romanticize bygone days. How then to
explain their disillusionment?
My hunch is that they are frustrated — and
rightly so — with the kind of candidates the
Democrats have been serving up for their
dramas. In his first three "M aking of the
President" books. Teddy White got to write
1
about the campaigns of John F. Kennedy.
Lyndon B. Johnson and Hubert H.'Humphrey.
Gcrmond and WUcover have had to struggle
with the talcs of Jimmy Carter. Walter F.
Mondale and Michael Dukakis. Talk about
cruel and unusual punishment!
The vulnerabilities
Pinkerton found In
Dukakis* record were
real and so were the
c o n c e rn s they
evoked in voters who
knew little about ei
ther candidate. They
need not have been
decisive, how ever,
h a d D u k a k is not
been so tardy In de
fending himself and
s o r e l u c t a n t to
exploit the openings
B u sh 's own record
iT h s
provided.
vulnerabilities
The evidence of the
Pinksrton
sta te m e n t can be
found In
found In one of the
Dukakis' rebest chapters in he
cord wsr s
G e rm o n d -W ltc o v e r
rsai j
book, the account of
the Democratic Nallonal Convention In Atlanta. Thai gathering,
they rightly argue, was not the triumph the
Democrats thought at the time, but rather "a
wasted opportunity."
They quote Bush's advertising man. Roger
Alies, as telling them In a post-election
interview that when the convention began
with devastating ridicule of Bush by keynoter
Ann Ricahrds of Texas and Sen. Edward M.
Kennedy (D-Masa.), he thought. “ W e got
trouble here."
L is t e n in g to K e n n e d y 's " W h e r e w a s
George?" routine about the scandals of the
Reagan administration, and Richards' populist
Jab at the politician "b o m with a silver foot in
his m outh." Alles said, " I honestly sat there
and thought: Oh. well...that's the theme of one
ad ...T h ere's the theme or another ad...I
thought they must have had ads. I would
have...to get people laughing at him."
But the Democrats didn't have such ads.
then or later, because, unlike the Republicans,
they did not have the discipline or the
organization to see what must be done to win
the general election. And their candidate,
unlike Kennedy. Johnson or Humphrey,
lacked the linprovlsational genius or wit to
create such a campaign as he careened around
the country.
Gcrmond and WUcover deserve. Just once, lo
have that kind or Democrat to liven up the plot
of their book. But they are young guys, so
there's no rush.
T h e T h o rah o v ’s
tragedy, and m any
like it. have become
an Issue in, of all
places, the farm belt.
Anhydrous ammonia
la a deadly gas when
It aptflaan highways
railroads, but It la an effective fertilizer
when spread on grain crops.
Last year, a team o f experts in the
Transportation Department recommended
that anhydrous am m onia be reclassified as a
"poisonous gas" w h en it to hauled. Recently,
under pressure from farm states, the de
partment hacked down. Lawmakers from the
farm belt personally leaned on Transporta
tion Secretary Samuel Skinner to lay off.
Aa often happens in Washington, safety
took a back seat to money and politics.
Farmers and fertilizer makers said that a
"p oison " label would raise their insurance
a n d freight coats. A n d lurking In the
background was the Afar scare. Farmers
won't soon forget how the apple market
suffered when the pesticide A b r was linked to
cancer. The tost thing they want fa a skull
and croasbonea on the ammonia they use to
fertilize corn and wheat.
But environmentalists and rescue workers
are furious. A s far as they're concerned,
am m onia to a poisonous gas and should be
labeled a s such. Freight haulers say the
"p o iso n " label would alert them to take extra
precautions. Firefighters say the right label
would save precious time on the scene of a
spill.
Evidence of am m onia's lethal side surfaced
In 1963 In a study at the Lawrence Livermore
National Laboratory. Ironically, the testa were
------------- j u Institute,
l n .....sponsored. .by the
Fertilizer
along
with the U S . Coast Guard. A Fertilizer
Institute spokesmen told us that the tests
were done to learn what happens In "various
Instances of release." but that no conclusions
were draw n aa a result.
The man who w a s hired to do the testing
r e m e m b e r s it d iffe r e n tly . D r. R o n a ld
Koopman told our associate Scott Sleek that
he concluded ammonia was a poisonous gas.
and that the Fertilizer Institute was not at all
pleased with his verdict.
Th e federal governm ent's own records
attribute 35 deaths and 603 Injuries to
am m onia accidents in the last two decades.
Used properly, ammonia Is safe, even as a
fertilizer. But when mishandled, spilled or
Improperly mixed with other chemicals, it
can kill.
Transportation Department officials told us
they proposed the "p oison " label last year as
an Idea to be debated. Now they're leaning
toward calling am m onia an "Inhalation
h
a
x
a
r
d
That sounds pretty tame to Lloyd and Phyllis
Hutchens, the pan dparen ts o f the Thorahov
c h ild re n . T h ey a re ra isin g D a isy a n d
Gam Gcc. They see the children’s scare, and
they hear the chronic coughing. Most of all.
they remember watching their daughter
Lloyda slowly die In the hospital because her
lungs were destroyed. "T h e only antidote for
It Is w ater." w ld U o y d Hutchens. "Y o u can't
pour water In your lungs.”
■ - -
�Smton) Herald, laniard. Florida — Wcdn»sctoy. August 16,1666 - M
—
with s b o u t l O to 9 0
ctwrarts. according to FT,
T h e Rctf. F red die' S m it h ,
pastor o f I m U m Ti central Boot M Church, sold he hasnoticed
•bout a 16 to 3 0 percent too
ercssc In his congregation. How* — _____ — n t i i n r h j u ^ b iu in r m
cffM C
m a y b e d u e to the rec e n t
relocation Into a brand n ew
church budding off Slate Road
46.
T h e R e v . J a c k ie N i x o f
Lak evlew Baptist C h u rch i n
hila church la
Lahe Mary said hto
expertenctng " a slow growth’*
bu T 'n ot like H ought to be!"
Paster W . O ran W id e n o f
S a n la n d o U n ite d M e lh o d ls l
Church In Longwood said any
decline haa not affected h is
church. " W e are experiencing a
rapid larropar at Sanlando. W t
are grow ing at ISO membera per
year." be said.
In Canada, according to the
yearbook , the 87 churches re
p o rtin g «m r m b e rs h lp fig u re s
showed their membership at
1S.974.28S in I9B7.
A t th e sa m e t im e , t h e
yea rbook also reported that In
nine denominations that regu
larly report current giving and
m e m b e r s h ip s ta tis tic s , p e r
capita annual giving b y full
c o m m u n ic a n t o r c o n firm e d
by 6.2 per*
cent on the average in IBS? to
w w p a r e d w ith
T h a r nine denominations,
mostly m alnhnt charthee. also
reported, on the avenge, a 0.1
p e r e e n t d e c r e a s e in m e m -
1A
*'W e are still formulating the
quest tons," she noted on W e d
nesday morning. She could offer
no tim e tab le for w h e n the
Justice Department would be In
touch srtth the dwtricl.
The group was anticipating
that they would redeve a copy of
the department's report as soon
a s It w as available. The report
could arrive as soon as Friday.
"The only problem we had
with the rezonlng issue w as that
Lakevlew Middle School w a s
approved on a technicality."
Royster said. "But It w as not an
u n e x p e c t e d th in g . T h e y
explained It to us while they
were here."
R o y s t e r s a id th a t w h i l e
Lakevlew Middle School (100
Lakevlew Drive. Sanford) re-
sriissi
h a p p e n s b e c a u s e the
Moon's surface Is faintly Illumi
nated by sunlight scattered from
the E arth's atmosphere. The
exact color of the eclipsed moon
depen ds on cloud and dust
conditions In the Earth's at
mosphere. The full moon will be
totally covered by the Earth's
shadow from 10:20 p.m EO T
until 11:96 p m . EOT W ednes
day. according to astronomers at
Sky & Telescope magazine. The
process — which looks like an
unseen gla n i Is taking pro
gressively larger "b ile s” out of
the moon — will start about 9:21
p.m. ED T and conclude about
12:66 p.m. EDT
People living In Eastern and
dooki h
now
ucTwirp.
the
o f whet he
It
—
-------------------it the Roman
^Catholic Church.
_______church In the United
S la t e s c o n tin u e s to be |he
" I heard the Catholic Church
Rom an Catholic Church, with was in decline. I don't know
a, up from what they're dotig to cauee the
Increase becam e I've alw ays
in 1986.
The
Protestant denom - heard they're decreasin g (hr
________ the Southern
—
"
of All
B
. fa p
E tlils" t C o n v e n t i o n , w i t h
far Catholic’s
members, up just
i 14.722.617
f® -!
slightly from the 14.613316 "T h e sa rrrsa o f CsthoUctam
today la baaed on rich worship
m em bers reported In I96S.
T h e United Methodist Church. expertsnece and its concern for
o f the the betterment o f the world and
---------s — a i . , _ i i —
i*
wOCmWJUWJMC*
in the last n
9.1 24 3 76
i n m ow recent iig u m — dow n
from 9.192.172.
A predom inantly black d e
nomination. the National Baptist
Convention U S A . w as listed in
third place am ong
denominations, srttn 6,500.000
m em bers but
from 1966. the last time (he
church provided figures.
A new c h u r c h — the
Evangelical Lutheran Church In
America •• farmed by a merger
Reactionnot speculate
on what the questions would
in r r r L u in c r v i
in fourth place am oog Protestant
bodies, with 6.288,230 m em
bers.
Smith said this m orning he
wsan't famltlar with the study or
Its accuracy. He said the survey
m ains nearly 400 students un.
der capacity (In contrast to
schools In other areas of the
county. Including Greenwood
Lakes Middle School
Sel
in
Mary, have m any more than
they should) k could not be
about resorting. T h e problem lies
In the fact that L ak cvlew ’s
stud en t population w as n ol
changed by ream ing.
"S in ce they were not consid
ered.” Royster said, "they could
not be a part o f the complaint.
The reaonlng w a s passed on
technicalities."
Royster said the group m ain
tains hope that the continued
Justice Department Investiga
tion will And another way to deal
with the Inequities at Lakevlew
Middle School.
"O verall I'm not dissatisfied
with the r e s u lt*" Royster said.
"It to a s much aa w e could have
expected.”
Central time runes are In ' the
best poteUona to wttnsaa the
ccllpae. Farther to th e west, the
moon will be already eclipsed
when U rises.
" N o telescopes or binoculars
are required." said Gary Bogner.
director of South Florida Science
Museum s Aidrln Planetarium in
W est Palm Beach. Fla. “A l
though you will find them handy
In observing the earlier and later
portions of the ccllpae when the
effect to more subtle."
*
Richard Feinbcrg. a technical
editor for Sky A Telescope of
Cambridge, lisa s . said eclipses
of the moon occur more fre
quently and over much larger
areas than solar eclipses.
"It's more a stalely pageant
th a n an e x c it in g sc ien tific
Burns also said Cathollrlawi Is
• “ strong and outspoken teacher
of morals and ethics in the world
today." It also addresses rele
vant Issues to society today
including quest tons of nuclear
arms, the rale o f women in
society and the poor and hungry.
" I think the Catholic Church to
a ttra c tin g very In te llig e n t ,
thoughtful members o f Ameri
can society.” Bum s said.
Smith said die possible In
crease In Roman Catholicism
might have something to do with
young people who have sought
various avenues to express their
religious belief*, returning to the
"tried and true experiences of
t h e i r p a r e n t s a n d
grandparents.”
Churches reporting significant
Increases In 1907 Included the
Christian and Mtoalonary Alii-
■ fa 1 A
The class was sponsored by
Junior Achievement, which also
sponsors hto applied economics
class during Ihe school year.
"Since economics became a re
quired class s few years ago."
Musante explain ed. " J u n io r
Achievement transferred some
of Its resources aw ay from the
after-school programs and Into
the high schools.”
This summer's Junior
Achievement group concluded
American educators and stu
dents need to ch an ge their
altitude about the world. They
event.” he said.
But Feinbcrg touted the lunar
eclipse, which, should be more
colorful and easier to watch than
an eclipse of the Sun. as an
excellent opportunity to get
c h i l d r e n I n t e r e s t e d In
astronomy.
" I th in k k id s s h o u ld b e
allowed to stay up and watch the
first half. That occurs from 8
p.m. lo about 11 p.m.. depend
ing on where you live, so It's
prime Um e." Feinbcrg said.
The eclipse w ill be dark,
tong-lasting and "perfectly timed
for a summer evening." said
Arnold Pearlstdn. planetarium
d i r e c t o r at B o o k e r T .
Washington Jr. High School In
Miami. " A perfect evening for
the entire family."
S haron MacDonald C hrlasIngcr. 46. 1620 Ridge Ave..
Long wood, died Tuesday at her
residence.
She w as an art Instructor at
Rollins College In the Division of
Non-Credit Programs for over 19
years. She taught classes In
watercolor techniques In the
adult program and general art.
including poltcry and painting
In (he summer art Instruction
day camp for children.
"S h e taught m any people
about a rt.” June Lowe,
coordinator of records and regis
tration for the division of noncredit program s said. "S h e'll be
missed here."
An accomplished painter in
her own right. Chriasingcr w a s a
m e m b e r o f the A m e r i c a n
Watercolor Society and had re
cently been featured In exhibits
at the Winter Park Library and
lhe University Club of Winter
Park.
Chriasingcr was a 1966 gradu
ate of Rollins College.
Bom Feb. 23. 1943. In O r
lando, she was a lifelong resident
of Central Florida. She w as an
art teacher at Rollins College, an
artist and was a Christian. She
was a m ember of (he Florida
Water Color Society.
Survivors Include husband,
Edaon L.; son. Hoyt. Longwood;
daughter. Holly. Longwood: fa
ther, H oward A. MacDonald.
L o n g w o o d ; sisters. A p ril
Newbotd. Aurora Lehman, both
o f Carlisle. Pa.
Beacon Cremation Service of
Central Florida. Orlando, in
charge of arrangements.
Earl Glover. 37. 820 Snowhlil
Road, Geneva, died Aug. 12 on
Briaaon Avenue In Sanford. B o m
May 4. 1952. In Bronson, he w as
a lifelong resident o f Geneva. He
w a s a construction worker and a
Baptist.
S u rv iv o rs Include m other,
B a rb a ra G a in e y : step-father.
W illie G ainey. Sr-: brothers.
Darwin Glover, Merlon Bowers,
W illiam S. Gainey, all of Geneva.
Willie Gainey Jr., Seoul. Korea:
sisters. SaUle Gordon. Janet
Barnes. Sylvia Bennett, all of
Sanford. Mary Chavers. Osteen.
Wilaon-Elchefoerger Mortuary.
Sanford, In charge of arrange
ments.
A L V IN
1 . 0 8 6 .6 6 6 ; th e E p i s c o p a l
Church, dow n 1.69 percent to
2 .4 6 2 ,3 0 0 : the P resbyterian
Church (U S A ), down 1.31 per
cent to 2.967.781: the United
Church o f Christ, down 0.61
percent lo 1.662.960 and the
United Method tel Church, down
0.74 percent lo ft 124.675.
1A
march to Daytona Beach began
this morning, h e said. From
there, he said, t h e group will
drive lo St. A u fra tln e far a trek
to Jacksonville an d Taltohaaaee.
About 145 Central Florida
airline pilots are m em bers o f the
Orlando APA. Richmond said.
The airline employees will
then continue the march along
the eastern seaboard as far
n orth a s B o sto n , return ing
south through N e w York city for
the Labor Day parade, then to
Washington. D C ., for a Sept. 6
c u lm in a t io n a t the W h it e
"Lorenzo sought out to de
vour one airline for the good o f
another.” Kosak said. “W e are
standing on the edge of som e
t h i n g t h a t Is a s b a d a s
Watergate a s far as
affecting m any areas o f the
country." he said.
Kosak. a n Eastern pitot for 21
years, said the employees are
not asking for more money.
" W e 'r e Just a bunch of people
expressing a love for our com
pany. saying we don't want our
company devoured In a cor
porate takeover."
‘ft to ah anti trust problem. It
to an ethical-moral problem and
It to an economical problem
Brothers nearly executed,
claim they were framed
llouae.
“This may be a little dramatic
for aome o f ou r conservative
Republican pitots." Kosak said
from Miami today. "But we feel
w e have no recourse since w e
have had six months of silence
from Bush . ”
Eastern employees are p r o
testing corporate takeover o f the
airline after Eastern president
Frank Lorenao Bled bankruptcy
In federal court in March. Kosak
aald A PA blam es Lorenzo for
’’devouring” the airline, saying
he stripped Eastern o f 01 billion
in cash and assets over three
years.
decided that Americans. In gen
eral, know enough about other
countries to be a b le to deal with
them on an intelligent baste.
" W e are not In the driven seat
all alone any m o re ." Musante
explained. “T here must be a
greater global understanding."
Allene Scarce, the vice presi
dent of operations al the Central
Florida c h ap te r of Ju n io r
Achievement, said Musante w as
chosen lo attend the national
program because o f the out
standing work he has done with
hto students during the three
years he has been In the applied
economics program .
Junior.Achievement, sponsors
J
c l a s s V 'T h e - c la s a
cohauJtmnf w h o com es lit once a
week lo .h ^p the students fomt a
com pany, sell slock In th is
enterprise, create a product,
market It and Invest their profits
(assuming there are profits).
“ O f course if they lose money,
there's a lesson In that too.” he
said.
The students use real money
to run Iheir companies, earned
either by the sale o f stock If cash
Is needed up fro n t to b u y
materials or by the safe of the
product.
According lo Musante. the
students get very excited about
their enterprises and. as a result,
learn lasting lesaona In econom
ics. The class Is more than
reciting rote lessons from the
text.
»
TAMPA - Two half-brothers
who came within 16 hours o f
execution Died a lawsuit charg
ing that three deputies and three
prosecutors conspired to frame
them far the murder of a young
woman.
In a federal civil rights lawsuit
fifed Tuesday. Ernest Lee Miller
and WUMam Riley Jcnt said the
defendants planted evidence,
forced witnesses to give false
testimony against them and hid
evidence that could have proved
them innocent. The pair spent
almost eight years on death row.
Joining them In the lawsuit
was T.B. Bradshaw, the father of
the murder victim, Linda Gale
BradstuAr. Her charred corpse
was found on the bank o f the
Wlthlacoochee River on July 14.
1979.
Bradshaw alleged that law
officers, a s part of a plot to frame
Miller and Jenl. repeatedly ref
used to admit the Identity of the
victim. He said that prevented
him from pursuing legal re
medies against the man he
believes Is the real killer. Bobby
Dodd, his daughter's boyfriend.
Dodd dropped out of sight after
B ra d sh a w 's m urder. He r e
surfaced In Georgia where a
second girlfriend was murdered.
He denied committing either
murder, and Is now In prison
serving a 20-year drug sentence.
The suit asks for unspecified
dam ages to repay Miller. Jent
and B ra d sh a w . for harm done
them and to punish the lawmen
for the frame-up.
Pasco County deputies Jack
Armstrong. David Fitzgerald and
Gregory Devlin were named as
d e fe n d a n ts , a lo n g with
Plnellas-Pasco State Attorney
Jam es T. Russell and two assis
tants. Charles Copes and Robert
Cole.
Miller and Jent received stay*
o f execution 16 hours before
they were to die In the electric
chair In 1963. A federal Judge
granted them new trials almost
two years ago. and they were
freed after entering negotiated
guilty pleas to second-degree
murder.
After entering the pleas, they
walked out of the courtroom and
immediately renounced them as
false, saying they pleaded guilty
only out o f fear that In another
trial they would be framed again
and sentenced to die.
Miller and Jent. both In their
20s at the time o f the killing,
were arrested two weeks after
Bradshaw 's beaten and burned
body was found.
Until 1986. the victim was
Id en tified o ffic ia lly on l y as
" T a m m y ." Relatives believed
the victim w a s Bradshaw, but
investigators refused to confirm
It until conclusive fingerprint
evidence w as uncovered.
Thentae GsrWmr, AgogM
A m s SaNusrf. OsHsns
Bryan Lambert. Battens
MarlOwa
Mark A. Keckeft
KanHtnaen
Nancy Lumpkin
Qg|M| Saggf
RkkartTsskn
CsMartasWlllisma
Maria Brady. DeMane
Am Ingram. Osriana
Nadine M. Read. Lake Mary
Sara Rems*. Orange City
M K M A X O II
Nadtee*. One* Late Mary
RuttlM. Nan tail. Isrrsnaa
IM . Frank and kaky girl. Santord
Barkers SkSardaen and Saky girt. Orwge
City
SIXTHS
Linde M- Heneen. shaky bey. Santera
i. a kakyhsy. Dorians
tdverdL. Hell
Chert** Heugk
llanley L. Hawaii
Vivian WMtWmar*
SpS
EA R L G LO VER
W IL L IB
tional Church of the Foursquare
Gospel, u p 3.28 percent to
192.327 a n d Jehovah's W it
nesses. u p 2.77 percent to
773319.
Among the churches reporting
membership (owes in 1967 were
the Christian Church (Disciple s
of Christ), down 1.81 percent, to
Strikers-
Teacher-
m m
Local art tsschsr
dsad at age 46
ance. up 2.33 percent to 244.296
members: the Church o f G od
(Anderson. Ind.|. u p 6.2 percent
t o 1 9 8 .6 5 2 m e m b e r s : t h e
Church of the Naxarene, up 2.42
percent lo 543.762: the Free
M ethodist C h u r c h o f N o rth
America, up 2.15 percent to
73,225 members; the Interna
"1 A M ”
Willie Alvin "S a m " Jenkins,
47. 1800 W . 16th Si.. Sanford,
died Saturday at Central Florida
Regional Hospital. Sanford. Bom
March 4. 1942. in Bridgeboro.
Ga.. he moved to Sanford from
G eorgia In 1965. He w as a
laborer and a Baptist.
Survivors Include daughters.
Lavcll L.. Sharon. Sonia, all of
Sanford: mother. Louise. S a n
ford; brothers, Leroy. Willie.
Charles, all o f Sanford: sisters.
Gloria Reddick, Delores, both of
Sanford; four grandchildren.
Sunrise Funeral Home. S an
ford. In charge of arrangements.
A N N IE L U E JO HN SO N
Annie Luc Johnson. 80. 715 E.
7th St.. Sanford, died Tuesday at
her residence. Born Jan. 3.
1909, In H a v a n a . G a.. sh e
moved lo Sanford In 1968 from
B r o o k l y n . N . Y . She w a s a
homemaker an d a member of
New Bethel AM E Church.
Survivors include nieces. Lillie
Mac Conley. Brooklyn. Mildred
Pettford, Syracuse, N.Y.; a neph
ew. John Earl Riggins. Syracuse,
and a host of c ou sin s a n d
friends.
Wilron-Elchelbcrger Mortuary.
Sanford. In charge of arrange
ments.
C A T H E R IN E ROSE L A M E E N 8
Catherine Roae Lamscns. 76.
318 Ktml Court, Casselberry,
died Tuesday at Orlando Retonal Medical Center. Born
prtl 29. 1913. in Gainesville.
Texas, she moved to Orlando
from Fort Worth. T exas, in
1977. She was a retired secre
tary for the city of Fort Worth
and a member o f the Good
Shepherd Catholic Church.
Survivors indude sons. David
M.. Orlando, Jam es R., Fort
W o rth ; d a u g h te rs . C y n t h i a
H obart. Houston, R osem ary
Luntz. Orlando. Barbara. Fort
W orth. M argaret K lescl,
C a sselb e rry ; sisters. M artha
Mackey, Elizabeth Jennings,
both of Fort Worth: IS grandchildren; two g r e a t
grandchildren.
Colonial Carey Hand Guardian
Chapel. Orlamto, in charge of
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BapllU Church. 23*0 C rm w a y Slraat. San
lord, with Hav Abner Jackton. parlor. Rrv.
Claranca Spencer. oMctattng Interment lo
loUaw In Ottaan Camatary. Calling houo tar
rrtenWwtllbe Friday to m t i p s
Wilton Elchalbargar Mortuary, laniard, in
charga ol arrangamanh.
JOHNSON. A N N U L U S
Funaral aarvlcaa lor Mra. Annla Lue
Johnaan. M. el Sanford, who dtod Tuttday
will ba 1:10 p.m. Salk#day. Aug. I*, al Now
Bethal AME Church. 24IS Earl Main Slraat.
Sanlord, with lha Ray. E L . Wilton, parlor.
Intarmant lo follow te Rattlawn Comalary.
Calling hour* lor fritnda will ba Friday from
a * p.m.
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charga ot arrangemon la.
NOVEMBER 15,1922 - AUGUST 16,1968
You left me. David, and G eorgia to go
to your heavenly home. O u r hearts
are broken. Although yo u are aw ay
we w ill be together forever.
Your loving wife Jun e.
Son and D aughter
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She was bom In Sanford on Jan.
U. 1926, and w as a lifelong
resident. She moved from San
ford to Jacksonville in 1987. She
w as a h o m em ak er and
Episcopalian.
Survivors include daughters.
Susan. Georgia and Christine of
Jacksonville.
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�President talks about drugs
before departing for Florida
Ih re e -w e c k v a c a tio n at h is
seaside sum m er home In Kennebunkport. Maine, but first he
planned to m ake a cam paign
string to Florida.
Bush w a s scheduled to attend
a r u n d -r a ls ln g lu n c h e o n In
Miami on Ifehiuf of tleana RoeL e h t ln e n . t h e R e p u b l i c a n
nominee far the congressional
the political thunder fro m D e m o c rata . w h o T u e s d a y c h o se
lawyer G erald Rtchman a s their
candidate far the Aug. 29 gener
al election.
O n the eve o f hia sum m er
break. Bush held a White Houae
bUhor. approximately St billion
above current federal anti-drug
•pending, will require shifting
dollars from other program*, but
will not require an Increase In
taxes.
Speaking before he met with
his Cabinet level Domestic Pollcy Council to go over the draft
plan by federal antidrug director
William Bennett. Bush called the
blueprint "balanced, decisive.
effective and achfcvaM r."
vAt the news eonfcfence. Bush
alao kept alive an earlier threat
a esse w h ere a man ... w as
apprehended and brought to
Justice an d I hare an obligation
to try to b rin g people to juaUce.”
Bush w a s to ffy from Miami to
Maine far 2 0 days af rest and
r e l a x a t i o n , w h i c h to the
energetic. 6S-year-otd president
means a near-daily marathon of
jogging, swtmmtng. tennis, golf.
flaking a n d boating.
"T h la to the way I like to relax.
h d e a rs the m ind." Bush said
during a n early morning run on
Ma meat recent visit to Ken-
G e n . M anuel N o rie g a , from
power In Panama.
The administration has said tt
might apprehend the military
Xcnnebunkport la the presldent’s personal hideaway, one
he treasures a s a place to think.
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On this trip
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Danish Prime Minister and Mrs.
pout Schuller on Aug. 25 and
Canadian Prime Minister Brian
Mutroney Aug. 30-31.
Top DEA agent arrested Columbia tries to
with 62 lbs. of cocaine
protect its judges
BOSTON — The arrest of a
high-ranking federal agent Invotved In breaking the notorious
"F re n c h C o n n e c tio n " heroin
ring shows top investigators are
aa vulnerable to druse aa anv
other A m erican a, his form er
•u p rrrisorsaid.
Edward K. O'Brien. 44. the
farmer head o f the federal D rug
Airport
In
•14.000 to deliver the d ru gs to
another undercover agent in
Boston, authorities aald. He w a s
expecting to b e paid another
014.000 w hen he delivered the
cocaine, the authorities said.
"T h e law enforcemen t com
munity la a family: we celebrate
fo fe m e n H u rw t'g rw v tr together
and. above aO. w e try to protect
each other from harm ." John J.
O ’Brien's arrest,
" I n the final analysis, our
family Is juat pa fragile aa so
m any other American famines
to u c h e d and d a m a g e d by
d ru m ." Coleman said
At the lime o f b is arrest,
O'Brien, an IB-year veteran of
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a s a supervising agent.
B O G O T A . Cokxnbta — The
C o lo m b ia n gov ern m en t Is
mapping out a protection plan
for m ore than SO Judges and
their fam ilies who have re
ceived death theats from orga
nised crim e. Justice Minister
Monica de Qrfeflf said.
T h e a g e n t h a d r e c e iv e d
commendaUooa from the French
and U.8. governments for his
anti-drug activities aa head of
the D EA In Nice. France, in the
e a rly 1970s. C o lem an aald.
W hile In Nice, (he agent was
involved In the probe of the
" F r e n c h C o n n e c tio n " rin g .
Coleman said.
encc T uesday.
The announcement came, in
pari. In response to the resig
n a tio n M o n d a y o f J u d g e
O'Brien la the highest-ranking
D E A agent ever arrested In New
England on such charges, al
though there have been several
other higher-ranking DEA of
ficials charged elsewhere in (he
United States. Coleman said.
Alvaro^ M ed in a. Medina
stepped down after receiving a
telephone call on his private
num ber Sunday, the caller
prom ising to kill his only
daugh ter unless the Judge
leaves the country.
"W h o e v e r threatened me
must have a tremendous In
telligence apparatus because
very few persons knew about
the existence of my daughter
— I am a single father — and
even fewer know my phone
number. I have been working
under threats for more than a
year now. but I cannot risk the
life of my daughter." Medina
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Mngte-facnlly hom e* offset an ontkipated decline In MulUt e m t y starts, the Commerre Department reported today.
Overall housing starts reached a seasonally adjusted annual
r a le o f 1.43 m illion during the month compared with M 2
m illion m June but were stdl 3.2 percent below the July I M S
level.
Single-family housing construction rose by an annual rale o f
6 2 .0 0 0 starts durin g the month, reflecting the Impact o f
declining interest rates, which have dropped b y more than a
mult I-family housing starts fcfl by 54.000 starts
to a n annual rale o f 330,000.
h ad expected the d ecline because muHMhmdy
starts had surged in Ju
June because of a statistical
■drivin g overall housing s u n s up 8.5 percent, th
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A a a result, they generally had predicted relatively llat overall
housing starts
ts for the month, and the overall Increase la a sign
that the housing market la rebounding from Its spring
ahigglahnesa. •
* T n e pace o f activity la definitely picking up In
the lower m ortgage rates," said Dick Peach, an economist with
the Mortgage Bankers Association
W A SH IN G T O N - Atlantic Richfield Co. said Tuesday It will
Introduce a new kind of gasoline In Southern Californio this fall
that is expected to reduce harmful emissions from older
officials said the "emission control" gasoline will
significantly reduce air pollution In Southern California — the
nation’s amoggteat urban area — and marks the first step
tow ard the development of a new generation of cleaner-burning
gasoline blends.
T h e low-pollution gasoline, dubbed "EC-1” by ARCO. is
particularly important from an environmental standpoint
nrrause H will ha used by older c a n , which are the dlrtieel on
A R C O ofWrtala aald that while only 15 percent of Sou thern
California's 8 m illion cars and trucks run on leaded fact, they
account for 3 0 percent of the air pollution emitted by the
region tvemcie nret.
T h e new meottnr wtS be sold at ARCO Stallone from Santa
Barbara to flan Diego starting Sept. 1 end will be available only
to pre-1975 cars and pee-1900 trucks that now run on leaded
and have no catalytic converters, a pollution-control
rice typically found on newer can.
A R C O officials said they will sell Ihe new gasoline to dealers
at the same price aa Us leaded gasoline, which no longer will be
offered at AR C O 's 7 0 0 Southern California outlets.
T h e com pany said It h as no plans to m arket the
"environm entally form ulated" blend nationwide because
A R C O only has service stations on the Weal Coast and there la
o n ly one refinery now capable o f making ibe new gasoline.
Dairy production mates rare daelina
W A SH IN G T O N — Milk cow s In the major dairy states
produced 10.3 billion pounds o f milk during July. 2 percent
teas than the previous July .and one of the, fifs^ declines in
production in months, thegivenMnsataar ^
Output per cow durtng'dafyt at 'ft>l
pounds leas than recorded in July 1900. the Agriculture
Department aald. and the number of dairy cows in the 21
states, a total o f 8.5 million head, was 104.000 less under the
J u ly I960 figure.
There were 4.000 fewer cows on farms in July, compared to
June.
T h e department also revised Its estimate of milk production
in June and said It totaled 10.4 billion pounds. 1 percent less
than the preceding June.
A n Agriculture Department economist attributed the
downturn In production to poorer quality feed and said
production w as likely to rebound soon.
Boaing kickback schema admitted
SEATTLE — Lawyers for the president of a New York
company said their client will admit In federal court that his
firm sold falsely certified aircraft parts and paid kickbacks to a
Boeing Co. employee and others.
Th e guilty plea expected today from Bruce J. Rice. 42.
president of Rice Aircraft Corp., results from an investigation.'
conducted by a federal task force involving several agencies.
Into criminal practices in the aircraft parts supply business.
Since the parts — mostly rivets and other fasteners — were
w idely distributed to manufacturers of commercial airliners
a n d the airlines themselves, the case has raised questions
about aircraft reliability and safely, federal officials said. The
parts also found their way Into military aircraft. Investigators
n ave aald.
Rice was scheduled to enter hla guilty plea In U.S. District
Court In Seattle. A separate guilty plea was expected to be
entered by hia lawyers on charges against the company. The
pleas are subject to approval by a federal Judge.
Th e federal force, called NORDECON. short for Northwest
Defense Contracting, w as formed after a Florida company was
caught selling falsely certified parts.
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Marine Lt. Col. D avid Titus,
spokesman for nearly fo u r dozen
U.S. a n d Ethiopian military,
medical an d rescue personnel
given th e grim task o f removing
the re m a in s from the steep
mountainside, said the work in
Ihe d e n s e brush w h e re Ihe
burned a n d shattered wreckage
was fou n d w as difficult. He said
It could take five to seven days
for forensic experts to identify
the rem ains.
"It’s b een difficult throughout.
You're talking a very steep slope,
dense foliage — a very arduous
situation.” aald Titus.
The bodies were taken by
helicopter to a base cam p at
Gam beta and then D ow n to a
temporary field hospital at Addis
A b a b a ’s Bote A irp ort, head-
quarters of a six-day Interna
tional search for Leland and hla
p a r t y . A 1 2 -m e m b e r U .S .
forensic team w a s due to arrive
about midnight to help identify
prepare them
far return to the Untied Stales.
" I h e Identification process is
going to be painstaking." Titus
■aid. "Initial truncations are It
could take five to seven days."
Pentagon officials said that at
Ethiopia’s request, alt the Iden
t if i c a t io n w o r k w o u ld be
perform ed in Ethiopia. Th e
agen cy said the rem ains of
Leland and the other Americans
traveling srllh him would be
returned to the United States
directly from Addis Ababa.
Aviation experts from the Na
tional Transportation Safety
Board, and officials from the
Boeing Co., whose Canadian
subsidiary de Havllland built the
twin-engine DHC-0 Twin Otter
turboprop, and Pratt A Whitney,
which built the engines, are to
ln Ethiopian investigators
ednesday at Ihe site some 270
m ik s west of Addis Ababa. The
Canadian Air Safety Board also
will participate In the Investiga
tion.
President Bush again took
note Tuesday o f the death of
Leland and the Sunday night
lig h t plane c ra sh death of
freshman Rep. Larkin Smith.
R-Misa.
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W A SH IN G TO N - President
Bush, who already has pro
posed an education summit
meeting of the nation's gover
nors next month, established
an advisory committee on ed
ucation Tuesday.
Issuing an executive order.
Bush established (he Presi
dent’s Education Policy Advi
sory Committee to advise him
"w ith respect to the objectives
and conduct o f the overall
education policy o f the United
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the h e a d s o f gov e rn m e n t
a g e n c ie s . It w ill in c lu d e
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walking the CW A picket line
outside the company office In
Valhalla, north of New Y ork CUy.
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Medical Center. II w a s the first
death in the strike b y 109.000
w orker* in 20 slates and the
District o f Columbia that has
been punctuated by scattered
acta o f violence.
F ew er than one In four unemployed
workers received benefits In 16 states F l o r i d a . O k la h o m a . V i r g i n i a . N e w
H a m p s h ire . T e x a s . G eorgia. Indiana;
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The d eath of a picket cast a
shadow over an agreement to
resume negotiations Wednesday
In the 11-day-old strike against
four " B a b y B e ll" telephone
com panies that has disrupted
service in 2 0 states.
A Communications W orkers of
Am erica union official disputed
Ihe p o li c e accoun t o f how
Edward Morgan. 34. suffered his
fata) h e a d and neck injuries
when struck by a non-striking
motorist trying to enter a New
York Telephone Co. building.
"T h e consistently low level o f coverage
over the last five years la unparalleled In the
o f Ihe unem ployment Insurance
Shapiro.
ipiro. Ihe center's
senior research analyst and the report’s
other author.
during the 1900s.
She said another factor m ay have been
the Increase In the number o f workers in the
service sector, who are teas likely to know
about or to qualify for unemployment than
manufacturing workers.
According to the report, an average of 4.6
million Jobless workers received no un
employment benefits in each month o f last
year, compared with an average o f 2.7
million workers during ihe 1970a.
From 1964 to 1968, the report said, an
average of only about one in three Jobless
Bodlss of Leland,
others recovered
A D D S ABABA. Ethiopia The rewttena of Rep. Mickey
Leland. D-Texas. and I S others
aboard h la crashed relief ageny
p la n e w e r e g a t h e r e d o ff a
western Ethiopian
Tuesda
■ a yy and lflown
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to Addis
fo r Identification
The 44 year-old chairm an of
Ihe H ou se Select Committee on
Hunger, eight other Americans
and sev en Ethiopians died Aug.
7 when their plane — en route to
a S udan ese refugee cam p in
Fugnido — crashed Into the peak
34 m iles east of the town of
workers has received benefits. Since such
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coverage rale only had fallen below 40
percent once before «■ when It was 39.3
percent In 1906 — and has been as high as
78.5 percent in 1978.
workers and 14 percent of Jobless Htspanics
received unemployment insurance.
Marion Nichols, a center consultant and
former Agriculture Deportment official co
author ot ihe rreport, said the decline. In
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Polish Communist Party, faced
wtth the moot serious
lo Its monopoly rale alt*
end of W orld W a r (I has
lor a meeting of all
forces. Including Solidarity, t o
hopes of resolving the
menial crisis.
President Wqjclech Jaruxelakl
■aid In a statement Issued by hta
office Tuesday that the talks
n e c e s s a ry n o w that P rim e
Minister C zeslaw Ktazczak foiled
lo form a government.
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S T A R C ITY. U.S.S.R. — Two veteran cosmonauts will Mast
off In September to reactivate the mothballed Soviet Mir apace
station, but officials said the Ruaaian apace shuttle will not
make a manned flight until 1902at the earlteat.
Alexei Leonov, deputy head of the Star City cosmonaut
training center, said at a news conf erence Tuesday that a
variety o f options w a s being debated for the Bun in i
shuttle. Including the possibility of launching It to Mir
1point and returning H to Barth wtth a crew
from the apace station.
The Soviet shuttle h a s been a target of domestic criticism In
recent week s because o f Us high coat and uncertain rale, and
Leonbv said the first m anned fUjpit o f B u n n w as not scheduled
until 1008.
The N e w York T im es Tuesday quoted Maj. O ca. Vladimir
of the Soviet .
i punned oroy one in u tte nifnt i
through the year 9000, a major cutback over plans that
originally cmlrd h r 10 flights per year.
The United States, meanwhile. Juat completed tta 30th
shuttle mtaelno since 1001 wtth the shuttle Cohtmbia'slandtdg
In California Sunday after a secret military mission. Six ahutlie
planned for 1000 and nine in 1000. The United
leal and
Poland."
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address
economic situation In
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president Intends lo
the representatives of
Iran denies role
in hostage crisis
Leonov aatd whtte "there wtf) be n o shuttle flights this year
and neat year." plana were under study to move up the next
launch o f Buran, which took off on tta first and only mission In
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Fighting kiBelref continues
BEIRUT. Lebanon — Christian troops and Syrian and
Moslem forces Ignored a United Nations call for a cease fire
and continued their deadly artillery duels today a s the death
toll for the past week o f light ing reached more than 120.
The re new ed battles came after Christian leader Ocn. Michel
Aoun rejected the U .N . Security Council's appeal and vowed
Instead to force the estimated 39,000 Syrian troops out of
Lebanon.
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M ANAM A. Bahrain - A n Ira
nian n e w sp a p e r, app aren tly
stung by President Bush's dectafon not to free Iranian assets
held In 'U .S . banks, said (he
W estern h o s ta g e crisis had
nothing to d o with Iran and w as
a purely Lebanese Issue.
The . dally Kayhan Interna
tional. in an article carried by
Iran's official Islamic Republic
N e w t A g e n c y , said U .S.
speculation that Tehran may use
Its Influence to secure the re
lease of Western hostages In
Lcbsnon w a s "strange and hypocrillcal."
"For Mr. Bush lo be pinning
h op es on I r a n 's assi st ance
without resp ectin g T e h ra n 's
conditions Is wishful thinking."
the pro-government Kayhan In
ternational said.
The n ew sp a p e r's strong
statements comes amid signs
that Ira n ia n President-elect
raged before dawn across Beirut'a 3-mlle-tong
demarcation line and along a mountainous frontline 7 miles
southeast o f the capital.
Syrian artillery, art u p In the Druse Shout mountains,
pounded the Christian coastline and the headquarters of Aoun.
the head o f a Christian military cabinet and commander of the
Lebanese army, m the suburban Baabda district.
The Moslem half o f Beirut and a string of Druse villages were
shelled by Christian gunners in retaliation, police said.
Police said at k aa t five people were wounded in the
e x c h M ^ R b rifftm g M ^ e »a u a lty toll in 24 hours of fighting to
More thai»^120^pecple have been killed. Including 16
Christian soldiers and 16 Druse militiamen, and 900 others
wounded In the past seven days of fighting, police said.
Radical to heed parliament In Iran
M ANAM A. Bahrain — The Iranian Parliament elected an
anti-Western radical a s Its new speaker today following the
resignation from that post of newly elected president All Akbar
Hasncmt Rafaanjanl. Tehran Radio said.
The state-run radio, monitored In Bahrain, said Mehdl Karubl
was chosen .by an overwhelming majority of the house to
succeed Rafaanjanl. w h o had been speaker since 1960.
Persian Outf-baaed diplomats said Karubi's ctectton had been
widely predicted but It remained unclear what Influence his
rise would have on the fate of the Western hostages held In
Lebanon.
The radio said Karubl won leas than two-thirds of the 241
votes cast. He'reccived 147 votes In favor.
The diploma la said Karubi's victory means that the Iranian
parliament la now In the hands of Moslem radicals who will
nave veto power over the more moderate Rafsanjanl'a
nominees for Cabinet an d government posts.
Sheik Obeid
may get
an attorney
JE R U SA LEM - Israel ordered
Sheik Abdul Karim Obeid. the
Hezbollah cleric abducted In
July from southern Lebanon,
held under administrative de
tention. allow ing him access to
an attorney, officials aatd.
It was not clear whether Obeid
had talked wtth an attorney but
Israeli Investigators have Inter
rogated the radical M oslem
clergyman about Hezbollah's acllvlllca In Lebanon, operations
against Israeli targets and the
fate of Israeli and Western hos
tages. according to Israeli of
ficials and m edia reports.
Israel routinely holds Palesti
nians from the occupied
Strip and W est Bans without
charge or trial under the policy
of administrative detention. But
the practice has been c o n
demned worldwide. Including by
Israel's strongest ally, (he United
States.
Israel Radio reported Tuesday
that Obeid w as Initially held
under a 15-day order of deten
tion that Rabin extended to six
months. T h e detention order
waa issued " a short time" before
the government amended Us
administrative detention policy
Friday, giving authorities the
right to detain people without
trial for as long as one year.
Ortega promises to fra# prisoners
M A N A G U A , Nicaragua — President Daniel Ortega freed a
■mall group of Contra rebel collabors tots and vowed to free at
least 1.200 other prisoners to comply with promises he made to
opposition parties.
In a nationally broadcast speech from Panlasma. a town
about 89 miles north of the capital. Ortega said Tuesday he
was ready to "forgive" the Contras and urged rebels still at
large to lay down thetr arms In accord with a plan signed by
the five Central American presidents last week.
"A ll their rights w ill be guaranteed." Ortega said. "T h e
government of Nicaragua la complying with Its commitments."
Ortega said he w as ready to free at least 1.200 fanners and
peasants Jailed for "direct or Indirect Involvement with the
counterrevolution" to comply with an agreement he signed
Aug. 4 with opposition political parties.
Duarte returns money
SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador — Former president Jose
Napoleon
Duarte has returned 9113.200 to the treasury of El
Napoli
Salvac
vador that the Finance Ministry claims was money Intended
to aid victims of a 1966 earthquake, a Christian Democratic
Party leader said Tuesday.
"Indeed, the former president deposited that (9113.200) sum
In the nation's treasury, through his attorney Pablo Mauricto
Alvergue." said Eduardo Collndres. a high-ranking party
member o f the Christian Democratic Party. In which Duarte
was a m ember.
The government-run dally newspaper "El.D iario de Hoy."
confirmed Monday Duarte's repayment of 966.000 colones.
equivalent to 9113.200.
On July 7. the Finance Ministry filed a legal demand against
Duarte, claiming he embezzled (he money.
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Akbar Haahemi Rafaanjanl. conride red a pragmatist In light of
hta earlier offer to help gain
freedom for Western hostages in
Lebanon, ta facing opposition
from hard-liners within the Ira
nian leadership opposed to any
contacts with the Weal.
The Tehran Times, a newspa
per linked to Rafaanjanl. sug
gested earlier this month that if
the United Slates freed billions
of dollars of Iranian assets In
U.S. bantu. Iran would try lo use
Us Influence In Lebanon to
secure freedom for American
hostages.
But Bush rejecterl the proposal
as a ransom demand. The Ira
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o in the wake of the takeover
the U.S. Embassy In Tehran.
Kayhan International said Iran
a l s o o p p o s e d t h e I d e a of
"ransom for-hoslugps" but said
the release of Iranian assets
would be regarded "on ly as a
goodwill gesture."
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for their participation In a meet*
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rational solutions." the state
ment said.
K ia e c a a k . c o n fir m e d b y
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hr could not form a government
because of opposition to hta
leadership by Solidarity. H e
proposed that he resign and that
the jo b should go to IVaaant
P a r t y C h a irm a n R om an
Malinowski, a longtime ally o f
the Communist Party.
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to reach agreement soon wtth all
political forces that count and
which will together help create
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SEATTLE — K.C. Jones, who won eight
championship rings as a player with Boston and
two more as the Celtics' head coach, was named
Tuesday an assistant coach and consultant with
the Seattle SuperSonlcs.
” Wc looked at all the people who have
contributed to their organizations and found no
one with a s much knowledge, experience,
dedication a n d loyalty as K.C. Jones.” Seattle
Coach Bemie BtckersUff said. " W e are fortunate
and ecstatic that he has consented to join the
Sonica family. I look forward to renewing our
relationship."
Bickerataff worked as an assistant to Jones
when he coached the Washington Bullets In the
mid-1970s.
Jones. 57. played with the Celtics from 1958
to 1967. w inning eight championship rings In
those nine year. He later coached the team for
five years, winning NBA championships In
1983-84 and 1985-86.
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On Tuesday night at the Downtown Youth Cantor,
the Sanford Recreation Department took time to
recognize the unsung efforts of Its volunteer
youth baseball and softball coaches. Presented
with plaques and shirts wart (frvm left, including
the name of the loam 's sponsor): Frank Serena.
Seminole Ford; Oils Raines, Disabled American
Veterans; Julius Frances, the Rotary Club; Albert
Anderson, Ken Rummai Chevrolet; Joe Williams,
the Mooes Lodge; Travis Robinson, First Federal
of Semtnole; Lonnie Taylor, Knights of Columbua;
David Bennett, First Union Bank; John Rlpiey,
L e o n a r d S h a ll; and C h a rla a H o w ln g t o n ,
Railroaders. Not pictured Is Mike Hartwig,
Kokomo Toole. The youih-softball coaches who
were honored but are not pictured were Yvette
Johneon, Optimists Chib, and Annie Wlltieme,
Rotary Club. Ruby Anderson, coach of the
Women's Softball League champion The Bam,
waa on hand to receive her team’a trophy.
the recreational program s." he said.
Monson also M id that the City Commission
showed that It w as behind the department when
It gave the department SI0.000 to purchase new
uniforms for all the teams for next year
(Including the (lag football an d basketball
leagues). He also announced that next year, the
Recreation Department will offer training pro-
gram for coaches to help them with coaching
youth athletic tram s
"Som e of the programs will be mandantory for
the ro a ch e s" said Monson. " W e plan to have
film s, local high school and college coaches,
guest speakers, clinics and other activities to
help with coaching preparation.**
District 14 suffers heartbreak twice in 24 hours
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..L o sin g
on Saturday afternoon In their
Series opener District 14 came back
on Sunday ,n an c|,mlnalton contest
is a lw a y s difficu lt., no
ugalnsi Chicago (which had seen a
right through u competitor. Con
soling words like "It 's only u gam e"
or “T h e sun will silM come up
tom orrow " are meaningless.
For the District 14 Big League All
Stars, there was 24-hour period this
past weekend In the World Series
that wua a living nightmare. Not
only did District 14 lose an emo
tional game, they lost It twiee.
After being bealen by Venezuela
Going Into the fifth Inning. Dis
trict. 14 led 3-0. Then starting
pitcher Jason Sewell (who beat
Texas In the Southern Region
championship game on Thursday)
ran nut of gas. Chicago tied the
game 3-3. then took the lead with a
iwo-out. two-run single tn the top of
Ihc seventh Inning.
District 14. which stranded 20
runners on base In 14 Innings of
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OUmore and Dan Wood shot M s on adjacent
golf courses at Orsnd Cypress to share the first
round lead Tuesday In the 10th annual North
Florida P G A Section Championship.
OUmore. the head professional at Selva
Marina Country Club In Atlantic Beach, played
the par-72 O ld course with five birdies and a
bogey. He w on the title In 1981 at Pine Lakes
Country C lu b In Palm Coast.
Wood, part owner and golf director at Winter
Springs Country Club, waa on the par-71 New
course. He had five btrdiea and made double
bogey six at the eighth hole, hitting his second
shot into the water.
The field o f 115 professionals m the 430.000
tournament switches courses for the second
round Wednesday. The final round will be
played Thursday on the more difficult Old
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ANAHEIM . Calif. — Bobby Roae, playing In
only his third major-league gune. collected
three hits Tuesday night, including a two-out
triple in the sixth inning to drive In the
ttr-breaking run that carried the California
Angels to a 3-2 victory over the Minnesota
Twins.
Rehever Bryan Harvey had to work out o f a
bases-loaded, one-out _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Jam In the eighth Inning
to p r e s e r v e s t a r t e r
Ch u ck F in le y 's 14th
viciutj * narvey picw o
u p his IBthsave.
By w inning for only
the thtrd time In the last
eight games, the Angels
stayed w ith in 1 1-2
games of first-place
----------------League West. The
Oakland
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Athletics brat tlie Cleveland Indians 5-2 T u es
day night.
Elsewhere In the AL, Baltimore blanked
Detroit 2-0: Milwaukee abut out New York 1-0:
Toronto ripped Boston 7-2: Kansas City outslugged Chicago 104: and Seattle knocked off
Texas 2-0.
T h e City of Sanford Parka and Recreation
Department held Ita Oral B a r hall Sponaor arid
C o r h e a recognition ceremony at the Downtown
Youth Center on Tuesday night.
Besides presentations to the coaches and
sp on sors, the Recreation Department also
aw arded championship trophies to the winners of
the W om en's Slowpftch Softball League, the Pee
W ee Baseball League, and the Junior Major
Bar b a ll League.
,
After the 75 people In attendance Were treated
to food and soft drinks. City Athletic Supervisor
Jim Adam s called the group together and
thanked all the people who had made this year a
success. He made special recognition of the
sp o n so rs representatives, coaches, players, and
part-time recreation employees who were in
attendance.
A d am s then thankrd everyone for helping him
through his second year as athletic supervisor
an d hoped that with everyone's help, the
program s would get better In I he years to come.
"T h e co-operalIon of the sponsors, parents and
volunteer coaches Is what makes the programs
enjoyable to run and helps the leagues Improve."
said Adams.
A d a m s then called on Otis Raines, who
coached his Disabled American Veterans tram to
a fourth straight City Little Major League
Champlonship this season, to say a few words
about his years as a coach tn the Sanford
baseball leagues.
Raines made special mention of how ihis was
possible because the local businesses were
willing to put up money to sponsor programs so
kids w ould have something to do.
"Y o u r genrrouslly gives our youth something
to do with their free lim e." said Kalnrs. "It sure
Is better than giving our money to taxrs so John
Polk (the Seminole County Sheriff) ran build
another place for them to go. If you get my drift."
Jeff Monson. Recreation Suprrtntrndant. then
spoke on the fulurr plans of thr rrrreutlon
department. " A s most people have heard, the
department Is bring split und u new rren-utton
director and another secretary will be hired,
which should allow us to concentrate morr on
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play during the World Series, was
unable to come back tn Us half of
thr Inning and w as eliminated.
O r where they?
Craig SlulTlet. the score keeper for
minutes to bring It to my atten
tion.'' said District 14 manager
Woody Woodard. "W h e n he told
me. Ralph (Cochran. W oodard's
assistant) and,) weitt to look at the
M l OS U h ll- M aquad. DOdcrtt. that-
ufQ ci*l s e w book- But the m ao who
the Chicago relief pitcher w h o had
stroked the apparent game-winning
hit In the seventh had left for a
pinch-runner, then rame back to
pitch In the bottom of the seventh.
According to Big League tourna
ment rules, only starting players
may re-enter after being plnch-hlt or
plnch-run for.
"W ith all the commotion after
being beat. It look Craig a few
had It had already left for the
evening."
At 10 a.m. on Monday. Woodard
and Cochran met with the official
srorer and. alter confirming that ihc
pitcher had re-entered the game
Illegally, filed a protest. A call to
Williamsport. Penn, (home of Lillie
League Baseball and final arbiter in
tournament protests) uplield Ilie
C B a e H eartbreak. P a g e 4 B
GENERAL TIRE
suffers stress fracture
M O N TR EAL — San Francisco left-hander
Dave Dravccky Is expected to miss the rest of
the season after suffering a stress fracture o f the
humerus bone In his left arm while making a
pitch Tuesday night In the sixth Inning of the
Giants' 3-2 victory over the Montreal Expos.
Dravecky. w h o was a winner last Thursday In
his first gam e back following surgery to remove
a cancerous tumor from
his left arm. was hurt
while making his first
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don't know the guy. but I have talked to him on
occasion.”
Elsewhere In the NL. New York edged San
Diego 3-2: Philadelphia shaded Los Angeles 7-6;
Chicago tripped Cincinnati 5-2 In 12 innings: St.
Louis pounded Atlanta 9-1: and Houston
outlasted Pittsburgh 3-2 In 11 innings.
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Alabam a Athletic Director Steve In the d u a l role o f athletic
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with the school president over
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the future o f Crim son Tide final three years o f C u r ry 's
athletics, announced his sudden five-year contract w o u ld be
resignation Tuesday.
honored.
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named to the post earlier this fore a group of Vanderbilt boost
summer after serving as interim ers in NaahviUe. Tenn.. Sloan
resident for almost a year, said said his resignation w as the
c and Sloan reached a Joint result of " a difference In m an
decision on the resignation after agement styles.”
reviewing the athletic program.
" W e Just didn 't a g re e on
H e said Sloan will continue which direction the athletic
working on special projects for program waa going to lak e."
the school for the next six Sloan said. "W e both agreed that
months at the same salary.
he wasn't going anywhere and
" N o single event or action has we both agrcedlh at I was. The
pr eci pi t ated this d e c is io n ," only question waa w h en."
Sayers said. " W e simply have a
Sloan waa a m em ber o f the
difference o f opinion about the Crimson Tide's national cham
management of the program. As pionship team In 1964 and
an y chief executive officer, J formerly waa football coach at
w a n t to h a v e In place fne N T i n d e r l i l l t T ^ T e x a s T e c h .
a d m i n i s t r a t i v e team o f my Mlsaisaippi and D uke before
becom ing A la b a m a 's athletic
choosing."
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w a s no reflection on the football
Sloan, however, w a s criticized
program or Coach Bill Curry, by some Alabam a fans for his
w h o was hired with Sloan in handling of several Issues.
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Benefits, pitfalls of high school sports examined in study
N E W YORK — Hl|th or bool aporfa have been
'."oversold as a vrhtrlr o f upward mobility" lor
.minority students and largely arrvr io rrlnforrr
j’-whMr privilege." a study by ihr W om en's 9pori»
;Foundation reported Tuesday. '
\ The study also debunks Ihr notion o f the
/ du m b jock." claiming minority athletes actually
do better in school then minority students who
a rr not athletes. However, the study cautioned,
for that have more to do with a student's
lamity background than with rurally sports.
T h e 37-page study; "T h e W om en's Sports
It Mi nor 11It s In Sporls." was
at a news con term e r and made in
conjunction with The Center for Hie Study nfS poil bt Society ai Northeastern University;
It exam ines more than 13.000 high school
students over six years and purports to be the
most com prehensive study done on the efforts of
high school sports on American minorities and
T h e study cornea with the opening of the school
year weeks away and wilh many high sc
football Icam s already gearing for practice. It „
comes at a time of widespread concern over
deteriorating educational standards, reports of
illiterate college athletes and arguments over Ihr
wisdom o f big-time sports tn'srhoois.
In other findings, the report says:
• High srhoot sports significantly lowers the
droput rate for some minorities In suburban and
rural sc boots, but dropout rates In urban schools
were not affected.
• Minority athletes are more likely than
Pete Rose, umpire at center of fracas
(Jester and ended the game. Suddenly Reds
players and the umpires were pushing and
i CINCINNATI — An orderly game between shoving and a num ber of onlookers, among
•the Chicago Cuba and Cincinnati Reds
them Cuba m anager Don Zimmer. Indicated
<cd into a wild finish Tuesday night
that West actually pushed Oester two or
lb a pushing match Involving players and three times.
It waa (hen that Rose Intervened and
foal In the heal o f the metre that
apparently m ade contact with West before
flighted Reds second baseman Ron
cooler heads prevailed and the skirmish
ter. Reds manager Prie Rose and umpire
finally ended.
Ooe West w as a three-nut bom b off the bat of
"I'v e got nothing to my." m id Oester later
Chicago's Andre Dawson that propelled the
In the dressing room. "Y o u guys (the
C u ba io a 12-inning B-3 victory over the
reporters} saw it. Write it."
Reds.
Zttnmer. whose Cuba now lead Hie NL
Just what ih r final Upshot of the postEast by 3 Ik gam es over the N ew York Mels,
game outburst will be remained to be seen
commented later that he w as surprised al
'after n e w chief JerTy Crawford reserved any . West's behavior.
comment until today and dealer declined to
"W hat business does hr IW rsi} have In
discuss the incident.
pushing Oester twice?" asked the Cuba
" I w aa right In Hie middle of It." said
manager.
Roar, w h o apparently shoved West several
Speaking for the umpires, rrrw chief
limes before he waa pulled away from the
Crawford announced that " w e have no
group o f milling players and umpires behind
comment now. nothing lo say. bul w r'll
home plate. "Y ou know what happened last
have something to say tomorrow (Wednes
year (when Rose waa fined 010.000 and
day)."
suspended 30 days slier pushing umpire
Rookie righthander Mike Horsier. Ihr fifth
Dave Falkme.) Let's see what happens ibis
Reds hurler. w as Ihe victim of Dawson's
year."
400-plus blast that landed hatfway up the
Igniting the fracas waa a called third strike
left field green seals with two out and iwn
by plate umpire Bill Hahn that retired
on In the 13th Inning.
s
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"I Just made a bod pitch on an 0-2 count."
said Horsier. 0-1. w h o had walked Mitch
W e b r ir r and Mark O ra c e after R yne
Sandberg had brrn gunned down stealing
by Jeff Reed for the second out o f the
Inning.
"It w as my Job lo get the ball Instate to
Duwson and I got It right over the plate."
added Rocaler. "I thought I had Grace
struck out. bul I didn't gel Ihr call, (which
would have been the third out.)"
"H e made a mistake to m e." pointed out
Dawson, who had been S-for-63 prior to
hammering his 13th homer. "I got m y
hands extended and hit the ball on the
sweet part of the bat. A n d I knew It w a s
gone when I hit It."
Jerome Walton, the C u b s standout rookie
eenierflelder. look advantage of the extra*
Inning bailie by extending hts major league
season-high hilling s lr e r t to 25 straight
games with a leadolT single In the final
Inning.
Walton had gone O-for-5 as be seeks to
b rllcr the big league rookie hit streak o f 34
by San Diego's Benito Santiago of two years
ago.
"I w as Kicky to get those exira at-bats."
Walton admlltrd. "but I really didn't feel
nny extra pressure."
nonalhletrs lo regard themselves a s popular and
Involve themselves In community activities.
• Girls, in particular Hispanks. receive as
manv benefits from sports as boys.
• High school athletes are more apt than
nonathletes to stay Involved with sports as they
grow older.
The report, baaed on Information from the U.S.
Department of Education, surveyed high school
sophomores In 1900 and charted their progress at
3-year Intervals until 1906.
;j i
W atson, Wadkins added
to U.S. Ryder C up team
C A S T L E PINES, Colo. W ataon a n d Lanny
W adkins were named to the
12-mari U.S.-Ryder C u p team
that will meet the European
squad next month. U S . cap
tain R a y m o n d F lo y d said
Tom
Wataon and W adkins have
com biped to play on eight
Ryder C u p teams an d in 33
matches, giving the youthoriented American team ‘
much-needed experience.
This la the first year the
American captain h as been
allowed to make "w ild card"
picks for his team. Th e rules
governing this year's selection
required that (0 spots on the
team be decided by a points
system. T h e 1 1th spot eras to
go to the PGA champion and
the fin a l i p s t M f i t to be
selected by Floyd.
But since the PO A champion
— Payne Stewart — was al
r e a d y one o f (h e top IO
qualifiers. Floyd w as given two
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T h e chqtpr o f Wataon had
been a foregone conclusion,
despite a reoccurance of pul
lin g problems at last week's
P G A . T h e s e le c t io n o f
tar—_aa. i
L a m ia u a v
W n Ow M i nowpVvi,
t h in g o f a su rp rise since
W adkins has struggled with
hts gam e Ip recent montha.
T h e rest o f the American
t e a m c o n a ls t a o f M a rk
Cakavecchla. Paul Axtnger.
T om Kite, Curils Strange. Chip
B eck . Fred Couplea. Mar
O'M eara. Mark McCumber and
K en Green. Aitnger. Beck.
C o u p le s . M c C u m b e r a n d
G reen wlU be first-time Ryder
C u p team members.
It will be the Brat Ryder C u p '
appearance for Watson since
1903.
S
Ruddock, Douglas are
next Tyson opponents
N E W YORK - Mike Tyson will
make hts next two heavyweight
title defen ses against Kazor
Ruddock and Buster Douglas,
p r o b a b l y In that o r d e r , a
spokesman for promoter Don
King said Tuesday.
King has signed both conten
ders lo contracts to challenge
T y so n , said the prom oter's
s p o k e s m a n AI B r a v e r m a n .
Bravcrman said Tyson wlU fight
one o f the two, probably Rud
dock. In October and the other In
D e c e m b e r . He t iU f^ F R a p nouncment o f Tyson's next de
fense should come later' this
week.
"Both are signed." Bravcrman
said. "Its'a question of w ho wr
want to be first and second. I
would lean toward Ruddock
first .'*
Braverman said negotiations
were terminated with former
c h a m p io n Michael Dokes.
because his m anager M arly
Cohen's asking price of 03 mil-
lion w as loo high. Dokes had
been the first choice o f Tyson
and King.
"Dokes is 100 percent out."
Bravcrman said.
Douglas* m an ager John
Johnson met with King al the
promoter's Orwell. Ohio, home
over the weekend. Ruddock's
promoter. Murad Muhammad,
visited King Monday.
T h e c o n t r ac t s s i g n e d b y
R u d d o c k a n d D o u g l a s ar e
believed to be worth about 01.3
million.
Ruddock, a 23-year-old from
T oronto, is 22-1*1 wi th 15
knockouts a n d bolds the. Cana
dian heavyweight title. He is
ranked second by the World
Boxing Council, and fourih by
the World Boxing Association
and International Boxing Feder
ation.
Douglas, of Columbus. Ohio. Is
28-4-1. He was stopped by Tony
Tucker In a 1986 IBF title bout.
Douglas is ranked second by the
IBF. third by the W B C and fifth
b yt hcWBA.
A T P top seeds advance
Courier beats W ilinson
K IN G S ISLAN D. Ohio Top-seeded Boris Becker de
feated Rick Leach 6-3. 7-6
Tuesday night In the 8602.500
Thriftway ATI* championship,
while No. 2 Stefan Edbcrg and
No. 3 Mats Wllander also won
their first-round matches.
Former Seminole County resi
dent Jim Courier, the 14th seed,
was victorious In his first-round
mutch, t ur n in g ba c k Tim
Wilkinson or Shelby. N.C.. 6-2.
6-4.
Becker Jumped to a 4-0 lead in
the first set. but Leach rallied to
win three games. The second set
went to 4-4 before the West
German could rreord a service
break.
Leach, of Laguna Beach. Calif.,
answered with a service break of
his own and then forced the set
Into a tie-breaker which Becker
won 7-4.
"T h e match was very good for
me because I haven't played In a
w h ile ." said Becker, who is
making his third appearance In
the ATP. "I didn't need a 6-2. 6*1
type of win.'*
Becker won the tournament In
1985 and finished second In
Edbcrg beat Barry Molr of
South Africu 6-4. 6-3 und said
afterward he fell he w as in
control from the start.
"I knew I could break him al
any time." said the Swede, who
has finished second In Iwn
Grand Slam events this year.
WHander, u four-time A T P
Championship winner, defeated
Byron Talbot or Australia 6-3.
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I — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida —
Coaches
and T rav is Robinson from First
Federal.
.Junior Major coaches who
were honored Included Julius
Frances from the Rotary Club:
Joe W illiam s from the Moose
Lodge: and Lonnie Taylor from
Knights o f Columbus.
A d am e t h e n a w a r d e d the
aponaorehlp plaques lo the rep
re s e n ta tiv e s In a tte n d a n c e .
Charles B arham accepted for
D isabled A m erican V e tera n s
Chapter 30. Pete Jam ison w a s
on hand lor First Federal of
Seminole. T om Split received
the plaque for Sunnttand C or
poration. a n d Mrs. Cook w as
there for the Railroaders.
After the sponsors. A d a m s
awarded plaques and a coaches
shirt to e a c h o f the y o u th
baseball and coaches. Pee W ee
League c o a c h e s w h o w ere
honored Included John Ripley of
league champion Leonard Shell
and Mike Hartwtg from Kokom o
Tbol.
From the Little Major League
were Raines of D AV: Albert
Anderson from K m Hum m el
C h evrolet: F ra n k S e r e n a o f
Seminole Ford; Dave Bennett
fro m F irst U n io n : C h a r le s
H o w ln g to n o f the N a t io n a l
Dtvlaon champion Railroaders:
F r o m Ih r y o u t h s o ft b a ll
'leagues. Yrvctle Johnson from
the laasslr Lragur Optimist team
and Annie Williams from the
Lassie League Rotary tram were
recognized.
A d am s then closed the cere
m o n ies by g iv in g out learn
championship trophies to Pee
W ee League champion Leonard
Shell an d Coach John Ripley:
W o m e n 's Softball Cham pion
T h e B a rn and C o a c h R uby
Anderson: and the co-Junkw
Major League Champions, the
M oose Lodge o f C oach Joe
W illiam s and the Rotary Club
.and Coach Julius Frances.
StudyThe study deMgnated athletes
a s those w h o played an varsity
trsm s In their sophomore 11600}
and senior (1962) years. Blacks.
Htspanlcs an d women w ere the
only minorities examined.
"... Ihe data show that high
school sports have been oversold
as a vehicle for upward m obili
ty." the report said In Its su m
m ary. " W e u n e a rth e d o n ly
meager evidence that sports help
minority youth to clim b the
ladder of succcre In college or
the work force during the four
years following high school."
The report asserts the percep
tion o f sp orts a s a training
ground for life w as illusory for
minorities. T h e expectation that
sports translate Into a good Job
w as deemed “ highly unrealistic"
by researchers.
... It w a s mainly whites, not
Hlapanics or Afro-Americans, for
w h om a th le tic p a rtic ip a tio n
proved to be related to u pw ard
mobUtty after high school. With
some exceptions, high school
sport served a s a reinforce r of
white privilege, giving a d v a n
tage to those w ho were already
advantaged."
In a "disheartening" finding,
the study sa y s varsity sports
a c t u a lly h u r t u r b a n b la c k
females In the work place. Only
5 percent o f such wom en held
"h lgh -statua” Jobs com pared
w i t h 6 0 p e r c e n t o f th e
nonathletes.
The study found “ n o ev i
dence" sports w as a detriment to
good grades. The report claimed
m in o rity a t h le t e s a c h ie v e d
h ig h e r t e s t s c o r e s t h a n
nonathletes. They also were said
to receive higher grades though
the report d id specify what
courses the students look.
The study warned athletes
about the "false prom ises" of
professional sports. It also urged
teachers and parents to expect
as much from students In the
classroom as on the Held and
that "p ass to p lay" standards be
put In place.
"Spread the word the ‘du m b
Jock' image Is false." the report
■aid. “The message should be
athletes perform a s well or better
than nonalhlctea.”
W o o d a r d In fo rm e d D IF ra n c e s c o a n d
Shamblln of the plan. After DIFrancesco
picked up hts first strike. Shamblln would
be coming home on a suicide squeeze play.
Anyone w ho's ever wondered why the
play is called that would have understood
alter they saw what happened next. With an
O-l count. DtFranceacq squared to bunt as
Shamblln charged. Inexplicably. DtFrancturo offered at the pitch, which waa low
and outside, then pulled back. Alter that.
Shamblln waa an easy out.
" A s soon as I saw Joe pull his hands bock.
I knew w e were In trouble." said Woodard.
"But we atlll had Guevera at third Ihe
advanced on the play at the plate} and one
out. I figured we could still get him home
and lie the gam e."
After DIFrancesco routed the next pitch
off. Woodard decided to gam ble on DtFrane e sro 's bunting ability and called for
unot her suicide squeeze. But the bum
aiicmpt went foul lor strike three and
DIFrancesco w as out.
Dame Fortune wasn't through toying with
District 14 yet. Sewell came u p and flarrd
protest and
ordered the gam e replayed from the lime of
Ihr Infraction — the bottom o f the seventh
Inning.
"T h e rules said that the game could have
bren forfeited to u s." explained Woodard.
"T h ry did that to Taiwan about eight years
ago when they used an illegal player. But
Williamsport didn't want to forfeit the
gam e."
So District 14 and Chicago went bark lo
the field at 2 p.m. Monday.
Kenny Jarkson led off for District 14 with
a line drive single. Alter Ron Shamblln
walked. Luis Cue vent ripped a shot between
the Chicago third b o w m a n 's legs down the
left Reid line, scoring Jarkm n and sending
Sham blln to third while he took second.
“ I thought we had the p i m e won right
there." said Woodard. " W e had runners at
second and third, none out and our three
best bunters (Joe DtFrancrsco. Sewell and
Carlos A b rru ) earning up. I w a s just going to
squeeze the tying and winning runs hom e."
W hile C h leap i made a pitching change.
what looked like a game-tying hit dow n Ihe
right field tine. Bui for some reason, the
Chicago right fielder w a s standing near the
foul line. In perfect position to make the
catch and end the game.
"W h en 1 saw that ban. I thought w e had
pulled It mil anyw ay." said Woodard. "But
that right fielder was standing 10 feet off Ihe
right Reid foul line and m ade ihe catch."
Woodard said that losing the gM
in the span of about 16 hours was a
r for him and an the players.
W e got beat the night before, then w e got
file." said Woodard. " W e came back on
Monday and looked like w e were going to
blow Ihe place apart. Th en It grta aw ay Rtan
o s again. I thought w e had ihe gam e won.
W c may be the only team to ever lose three
games In a double-elimination tournament.'*
Despite the frustrating way Ihe summer
ended for his club. W oodard waa quick to
point out that the team played almost'
perfect baseball lo get to Ihr World Series,
beating several teams that probably more
talented.
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Medication usage is seminar topic
Proper use of prescribed and over-the-counter medications
will tie the topic o f a luncheon seminar on Thursday. Auf(. 17.
from noon to 1 p.m. at South Seminole Community Hospital.
Longwood. Tile frre program will be held In the hospital
classroom. To make reservations, call Ken Peach at 767-1200.
ext. 199.
doggers* bell to benefit good cauee
The Sunshine CInggers. based In Longwood. will host the
Sixth Annual Pirate's (tall, u clogging and country/western
workshop and dance. Aug. IK-19 at the Expo Center. 500 W.
Livingston St.. Orlundo.
. Events will Include workshops, dunce, exhibitions, costume
competitions, and treasure cheat competitions. Clogging and
cnunlry/westem Instructors front throughout the southeastern
Unltrd States will teach. A portion of the proceeds will benefit
Ihe Ursula Sunshine Child Abuse Prevention Inr. program.
Participant fees are 918 to attend the workshops and dances.
Spectators are welcome for 62 each day or 63 for the weekend.
Hours will be Friday 7-10 p.m.. Saturday. 9 a.m . to 10:30 p.m.
For more Information, call Sue Toor at 695-6437 or Bobbl
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Oak Hill festival asking for artiats
The Eighth Annual Oak Hill Seafood Festival Arts and Crafts
Show Is set for Oct. 21-22. Applications are now being accepted
from artists throughout.Florida.
The festival will be held 28 miles south o f Daytona Beach
from 10a.m. to 6 p.m. both days.
A 625 application fee will be charged for a 12-by-12-foot
space for both Juried and non-Jurted sections. Mediums to be
represented Include crafts, graphics, paintings, photography
and sculpture. Dancing, music and song will be featured as
entertainment.
For more Information, cull 4 r nnlfer A. Honarno at 904-3454117.
Mexico-microwave
combo muy bueno
Foods with a Mexican flavor
still rale high with many Ameri
cans. Corn products, dried bcuns
und fresh vegetables arc good
sources o f protein, vitamins and
minerals and arc Inexpensive
food products, another good
reason for using them In the
weekly meal planning.
Add a little Hair in your meals.
All nl ilie ingri-dlt-nls cun lxp u rc h u s e d a i th e Io c a I
supermarkets.
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dtirttwf ufw 4*wlioi August -days.
These Ilnur (orllltos dry In the
m icrow ave*jo lorm attractive
holders for Hu- chicken and
vegetnhlr salad. Ik* sure lo allow
extra time lor the chicken In
marinate.
F A J IT A S A L A D
10 ounces skinned and honed
chicken breast
I fresh lime
I clove garlic, minced
■« teaspoon each o f salt,
cumin, chill powder and oregano
leaves
4 flour tortillas IH-Inch st/e)
I green pepper, thinly sliced
1 small onion, thinly sliced
4 cups shredded lettuce
1 medium tomato, chopped
Pieanle sauce
h cup sour ereum
Cut chicken Into thin strips,
und place In l-quart casserole
dish. Combine juice from lime,
garlic, salt, cumin, chill powder
and oregano In small dish. Pour
over chicken sirlps. mixing lo
coat evenly. Let stund 30-60
minutes tornurlnaic.
Gently press each tortilla Into
a 10-mmrc glass custard cup.
allowing edges lo extend ulxmdish. Microwave on 100 percent
power. 4 minutes or until edges
are dry and slightly brown.
Carefully III! out of dish. Set
aside lo euol.
Adtl green pcp|M-r und onions
lo ehlcken. Microwave on 100
percent powfrr. uncovered. 7-H
minutes or until chicken Is
tender, stirring twice. Place 1
cup shredded lettuce in each
taco dish. Spoon chicken m ix
ture o n to le ttu c e , d iv id in g
evenly. Top each with some
tomato, a llule pieanle sauce,
und sour cream.
Use garden-fresh tomatoes and
peppers in this cheesy Mcxlcuu
dip.
CHILI CON gUESO
Mr cup chopped onion
1 tablespoon butter or marga
rine
2 medium tomatoes, peeled
and chopped
1-2 hot chill jjepjKTs. seeded
and chopped
5-7 dashes hot pepper sauce
I teaspoon garlic salt
I pound process cheese, cubed
(Vrlvccla)
Combine onion and butler In
I - q u a r t c a s s e r o le d is h .
Mlerowuve I Mc2 minute* or un
til butter melts and onion soil*
ens. Stir In tomatoes, peppers,
hot saure. garlic and cheese
rubrs. Microwave, uncovered.
6-7 minutes or until cheese
melts. Serve with tortilla chips
or fresh vegetable dippers.
Chill, cheese and meal are
layered lo a baking dish for ibis
M ID G E
M YCOFF
casserole. Choose Ole ehlli dial
suits your Individual taste. Some
like ft very hot!
CH1L1E8 H B L L E N O S
CASSEROLE
1 pound lean ground beef
I medium onion, chopped
Mi teaspoon salt
• « tcus|>oon pepper
1-2 cans (4 ounces) chopped
green ehtlles. drained
1V* cu p s sh red d ed shurp
Cheddar cheese
I eggs
I Mi cups milk
•s-tx teaspoon hoi pepper
sauce
U cup all-purpose Hour
Mi teaspoon salt
Paprika
Crumble ground beef Into 1quart casserole dish: add onion.
M ic ro w a v e on 100 percent
power, uncovered. 5-6 minutes
or until meat Is no longer pink.
Stir to break meal Into pieces:
drain. Mix In salt und pepper.
Arrunge half o f the ehtlles in a
10- by-6-lnch baking dish. Layer
evenly with cheese. Top with
meat m ixture and remaining
chllies. tk-ui eggs lightly: add
milk und pepper sauce. Mix In
Hour and salt; pour over chillmeat la y e r s . S p rin k le w ith
paprika. C o ve r w ith plastic
wrap. Microwave on 100 percent
power for 7 minutes. Remove
plastic wrap, then microwave on
50 percent power 5-6 minutes or
until set In center. Let stand 5
minutes. Cut Into squares to
serve. Makes about 6 servings.
SANFORD - It look our Cook
o f the W eek a long lime to
become Interested In cooking.
When she decided lo try. Ihe key
for her woo learning to relax
with It. I quit being hide-bound
by the book." she said. “ It never
lusted like G ranny's anyw ay."
Mary Elisabeth Derr waa boro
and raised In Evergreen. Ala.,
halfway between Mobile an d
Montgomery. Her mother atm
lives there, an d la noted In town
for her rooklpg. "Moot people In
Evergreen w ould know Mlaa
Myrtle Roblnaon'a chicken pie o r
divinity." she said.
Derr never could recreate the
light, airy consistency o f her
mother's divinity. Hera alw ays
came out the color of caramel
and strong enough to pull like
taffy, she said.
Derr w as a tomboy growing u p
and could not be dragged tnto
the kitchen. By the time the got
married she had picked up a lew
basic skills from her mother and
grandmother, but most o f her
trU lan d-error training waa ..still
ahead of her. Remembering her
mother's seemingly effortless
way of "Juat making a meal
happen." even on short notice,
helped.
"Mother gave me both the
gumption and the motivation lo
try to Icam to cook." Derr aald. If
things did not always turn out as
planned, so what? "If you make
u mistake, unless you bu m It to
u crisp. U's not so bod you can't
cat it." she said.
Most of the time, anyway. Derr
does rrrall batches of homemade
biscuits her children played
pitch wi th, and h a m b u rg e r
steaks made with chill meat that
were too lough lo eat (they even
looked tough, she said). The
steaks were the only food her
husband. Hill, asked her never to
make again.
Derr s In-laws from her first
murrtugr probably made the
same plea about her baked
chicken. She was newly married
and her mother and father-inlaw were coming for dinner. She
had decided to (lx a hen. but not
liking the looks of hens at the
store, she bought a fryer Instead.
*'l checked tl (the chicken) after
three hours and It was lough, so
I rooked It five more hours.
That's eight hours for 2- lo
2tvpound fowl. I've been doing
bad things to chicken for a long
time.''
Her first experiences with cut
ting up whole chickens were no
more successful. "Alter I w as
finished you couldn't recognize
anything but the legs." she said.
One day she seized an opportu
nity and paid a lady working
next door 18 cents (ail she had
with her al the time) to teach her
the proper w ay to take a chicken
apart.
"Chicken and I have made
friends over the years,” she said.
She now m a k e s on of her
favorite dishes with chicken, a
little bouillon and water, a cup
or so of white wine, a touch of
soy sauce and any variety of
vegetables she has In the house.
Including leftovers. She cooks it
ull together In a large pan or
rrnrkpot and serves It over rice.
Her kids used to call this dish
"sioup" (pronounced "stoop "),
because it Is thinner than stew
but thicker than soup. Now
cvrryc te just calls U "stuff."
Derr has made friends with
most types o f cooking today. She
likes a r e l a x e d , s oci al a t
mosphere when she cooks, and
for formal meals she tries lo
NsrsM PSWs Sr Twrt kmm
Mary Elisabeth Dan's Chocolate Icing may not ba
too neat, but It’s finger-lickin' good. She leas a
yellow cake In the Sanford Senior Center kitchen
while seniors enjoy slices ol her rum cake (left).
Derr d o e s recall batches o f hom em ade
biscuits her children played pitch with,
and hamburger steaks m ade with chili
meat that w ere to o tough to eat.
prepare ahead so she can sit
down and enjoy visiting with her
guests. She likes lu marinate
and grill meats, and said she has
some u n u s u a l m arinades
because she makes them dif
ferently each time. A quick and
easy way to tenderize beef, she
said, Is to soak the meat In
Coca-Cola. Because .th e Coke
breaks down the enzymes in
beef, one should never marinate
it for more than a half hour, or
the meat will turn to mush, she
said.
Derr and Bill share the cooking
responsibilities at home. "You
might say w r have an equalopportunity kitchen." she said.
Derr prefers cooking for familysized groups or crowds of people.
"Fixing far two gels monotonous "It's a hom etown." she said.
and that's why Bill und I switch
They m oved to Sanford In
December o f 1987. Th e Derrs
off." she said.
have five children (three sons
T h e c o u p le m et in F o rt
Huachueha. Art/., when both and two daughters) and four
wrre graduate students at the great-grandchildren, all gtrls.
University o f Colorado extension
Derr Is director o f the new
rumpus there. They murrtrd In S a n fo r d S e n io r C e n t e r In
1984 and moved to Dallas In downtown Sanford. The center
1986. where Bill worked for offer* exercise classes, u pool
Texas Instruments. The next room, u television and VCR, plus
year they were In Orlando set a variety o f lessons, such us
tling a family estate, visited bridge, pinochle und line danc
Sanford and like what they saw.
ing. Soon. Derr hopes to offer
"W e rode around Sanford and . conking lessons, geared towurd
the neighborhoods looked like (-(Hiking for one. All seniors are
neighborhoods—children play invited to come lo the center lo
ing on the sidewalks, little girls look around.
doing what little girls do. and
Derr's hobbles ure painting
little boys doing what little boys with acrylics and reading, and
do." Bill said.
she is currently writing two
The kids looked like children children's bonks. Her philosophy
Instead o f miniature adults. Derr (ff life. In general. Is: "L ove
added. Sanford reminded her o f people. I d on 't want us lo
a larger-seale Evergreen. Alu.
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Another casserole that can be
prepared ahead o f lim e is this
one using chicken and ehtlles.
C H IC K E N E N C H IL A D A
2Mj cu p s cooked chicken,
diced
I Mi cups chicken broth
1 can cream o f mushroom
soup
t can cream of'chicken soup
I can |4 ou n ces) ch llies.
chopped and drained
I |ar (4 ounces) pimentos,
chopped and drained
l tablespoon dry sherry
H ounces (6 cups) Dorlios.
slightly crushed
I pou n d g ra te d C h ed d a r
cheese
Mix all Ingredients except
chips and cheese. Cover the
holloni of a l3-by-9-lnch baking
dish with I cup of cheese*. Layer
a of the chicken mixture, then
' i ot cheese. Kt-pcul. ending with
chips lopped with cheese. Re
frigerate at least one hour or
overn ig h t. M icrow ave at H5
Ix-rct-tii power for 20-25 minutes
nr until healed through. Serves
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down from her mother. Derr
uses the eaay-to make Chocolate
Icing w ith yellow cake the
amheo horn a mix. but rite sifts
the dry Ingpdfents o f the mix.
eh aankes a Ughtcr cake, she
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* cup Upton dry
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2 bealen eggs
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Piquant aauee on top and bake
another 5-10 minutes. Makes 4-0
t* cup catsup
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3 sticks butter (soft)
bring to a boll, stirring con*
■Unity. Boll far It* minutes
horn the time bubbles appear.,
Remove from heat a n a add
vanilla. Cool slightly and beat
until k in g Is of consistency to
spread. W ill frost one 2- to
3-layer cake.
V* cup chopped pecans
1 pseksgr butter recipe golden
cake mix
I package (344 ounces) instant
vanilla JeU-O Pudding Mix
M cup light rum
M cup water
V* cup cooking oil
4 eggs
1 cupaugar
1 stick butter
14cup light nun
M cup water
Bod lor 2-3 minutes.
Grease and Dour a bundt pan.
Crumble nuts In bottom o f pan.
Place cake and pudding m ixes In
large mixing bowl. A dd rum.
water, oil. and eggs: mix for 2
minutes.
Pour batter into cake pan and
bake at 325* F for SO to 60
minutes. Remove cake from
oven and Immediately pour on
hot rum glaxe. Cake will settle
somewhat. This cake frecxca
very well.
IV* cups sugar
2 V* tablespoons cocoa
Pinch of salt
• 3 eggs, beaten
U cup melted butter
I small can evaporated milk
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 unbaked piecrust
Combine sugar, cocoa and
■alt: mix well. Add eggs, butter,
milk and vanilla. Mix well and
pour Into unbaked pie crust.
B a k e at 3 5 0 * F fo r 4 5 -9 0
minutes. Makes 1 pie.
PORK
CH OPS
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D IR T Y
4-6 pork chops
1 cup uncooked rice
3 cups cold water
I envelope Liplon dry onion
soup mix
Salt the pork chops and brown
lightly In pan. W hile chops
brown, spread rice In oblong
casserole dish: pour water over
rice and then lay browned chops
on top. Sprinkle with soup mix.
Cover with foil and cook In
Gift thank-yous are newlyweds’ job
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(at
lure)
1 cup sweet milk
4 C U P .*
1 teaspoon lemon Juice
C ream butter and aug
A d d 1 egg at a time, beating well
after each. A d d milk and flour
alternately, starting with flour
an d ending with flour. Beat at
least 3 to 5 minutes. Add lemon
Juice and vanilla.
Pour Into greased and floured
tube pan. Put Into cold oven and
turn to 300*F for I hour, then
Increase heat to 32S*F for 48 to
0 0 minutes, or until done. Re*
m ove from pan and glare while
hot. Makes 1 large cake.
2 cu p s p o w d frfd i
Juice of 2 lemons
V* stick margarine, soft
Mix and stir several times
while cake Is baking. Glaxe will
ru n o ff sides o f cake: keep
scooping It up and pouring bock
an until set.
2 pounds carrots
1 medium onion, chopped
1 bell pepper, chopped
1 can tomato soup
V* cup salad oil
4* cups vinegar
1 teaspoon W o rcestersh ire
sauce
1 cup sugar
1 teaspoon mustard
Salt and pepper to taste
Cook. ptMtd -and sliced carrots
until Just tender: drain. M U all
other Ingredients well, then add
c o o k e d c a r r o t s . M a r in a t e
overnight at room temperature,
then refrigerate to store. Makes
8-10 servings.
As a
fan. I have admired your i
and solid horse sense. I am also
greatly Impressed with your
gracious willingness to accept
criticism when you goof. Web.
you goofed.
A n e m b a rra sse d m oth er
wanted to khow how to handle
her friends who ask If her son
and his bride had received their
wedding gift after nearly a year
had passed. You said the friends
were putting the "blam eless"
parents on the spot—that the
parents ahold give the friends
th e ir c h ild r e n ’ s t e le p h o n e
number so they could ask directly. You missed the point. Abby.
The parents are not blameless!
The people who sent the gift are
friends of the parents— not the
free loading children. (They may
e v e n b e u n k n o w n to t h e
newlyweds.)
Wedding invitations arc Issued
by the parents, who are re
sponsible for the good or bad
manners of their children.
You should have advised the
parents to write a formal letter of
apology to the friends whose
wedding gift had not been ac
knowledged—and send a copy of
their son. along with a linger,
telling him to get his bride off
the dime and acknowledge their
W ho’s
cooking?
T h e Sanf or d He r a l d
w elcom es suggestions for
Cook of the Week.
V* cup flour
3 cupssugar
44 teaspoon salt
44 cup melted butter
6 whole eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 cup buttermilk
2 unbaked pic crusts
Com bine flour, sugar and salt.
Add butter, then eggs, one at a
time, beating well after each.
Add vanilla and buttermilk and
blend well. Pour Into unbaked
pie c ru s ts a n d b ake 4 0 -4 5
minutes at 350°F. Pies should
be firm at edges and golden
brown. Makes 2 pies.
Novice .cooks and ethnic
cooks, as well as experienced
rooks und master chefs, add
a different dimension to din
ing. W h o 's y o u r choice?
Maybe It's your mother, fa
ther. brother, sister, son.
daughter, spouse, friend or
boss.
Subm it your nomination
for Cook of the Week to the
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T h e Cook of the W eek
feature Is published In this
section each Wednesday.
WBDNBSDAY'S
Dw»(Pwt;)
M a t Um lard
jr. Toady, with the
MtforHy o f brides working out•tie the home, acknowledging
uld be a shared
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f l i r t with
g o back three generations. I have
six children and many gran d
children.
How shall I distribute these
albums? f want to be fair.
weddlng^presen
PAi I II take my
lumpa when I goof, but I stand
by that answer. I hold that the
parents o f children w h o are old
enough to marry are not re
sponsible for their children's bod
manners. I venture to aay that
moat children have been taught
to aay "thank y o u " when they
receive a gift, and If they are
negligent or lasy. you can’t
blame their parents.
A b o . you suggest that the
parents should tell their aon to
get his bride “off the dime” and
a c k n o w le d g e th e ir w e d d in g
presents)
I subm it that the wedding
presents are his aa well as hers,
and although the bride usually
writes the thank-you notes, the
responsibility Is not necessarily
ft
make the mistake most parents
make and leave evenrthlng to
the eldest, or only to the daugh
ters.
In v ite e a c h one o f y o u r
children—and grandchildren— to
review the albums and make
notes of the pictures they want.
W i t h t o d a y 's t e c h n o lo g y :
excellent duplicates—as good a s
or better than the originals—can
be made. If money la a consid
eration. perhaps the heirs will
pay for the cost of reproducing
the originals.
called b y their first name or
other familiar greetings by new
acquaintances. I*lesac publish
this so that none of those people
come to thin area In the Deep
South. Hardly anyone Is ever
addressed b y their full names,
and " M r ." and “M rs." is out of
the question down here. They
are moat likely to be called
"H oney." "Darting." "S ugar.”
"Sweethea r t." "L u y ." and so on.
Tboae stiff and formal Icebergs
who are offended when they are
called by their first nam es would
have apoplexy down here!
A s for relatives, distant cous
ins and in-laws. It makes no
difference — If they don't greet
you with a hug and a kiss the
■econd tlm e you visit, watch out:
they probably don’t like you!
Believe me. Abby. I am not
kidding.
W L M T O R .L A .
H igh-school classroom is cafe
■ w ra p t
i Aaon.
Sometimes, teachers get their
Just desserts.
T a k e Frank Terranova. for
exam ple. He Is h ead of the
c u lin a ry arts departm ent o f
Plym outh South High School In
Plymouth. Mass. A s part of the
technical training for students In
grades 10 throu£i 12. the school
operates a gourmet restaurant
and a cafe, both open to the
iubllc five days a week for
unch.
“ W e have gorgeous china and
flatware .and a huge stainless
steel kitchen. T o m e It's like
having m y own restaurant." he
■ays.
A m o n g them. Terranova and
his tw o fellow chef-instructors
have almost 80 years o f experi
ence. so. he mys. "th e kids
be lie ve w h at we sa y . T h ey
listen.''
T h is Is the second year for the
program at Plymouth South,
w hich h as a total o f 1,300
students. There are 6 0 in each
class session. Terranova says.
"W e 'v e had no dropouts so for.
In fa c t, four o f la st y e a r's
students are going on to culinary
school this foQ. ”
T h is program In Plymouth,
and others like k throughout the
country, are trying to (111 the
shortage of workers In the food
service Industry.
"It 's a lot of hard work but
once you're In It. the business
gets Into your blood." Terranova
sa y s . " T h e food -h osp itality
business Is one of the most
d e m s n d l n g — It c a n b e a
■even-day-a-week. 24-hour-a-day
Job.
"T oo often when young m en
and women first get into the food
service industry, they d o n 't
know what work Is involved.
They see pictures o f a chef with
his to q u e blan ch e standing
beside a pretty table an d think It
Is glam orous." ,
They spend one w eek each In
the dining room, hot and cold
food areas and the bakery, and
also wait o n tables a n d clout up.
Th e c o u rs e In clu d es m en u
planning a n d buying food.
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pressin g ■ gain st lig a m e n ts,
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pariper.oprned and supported
hearts, South quickly bid game,
Expert play and som e good
guessing were required to bring
the contract home. Declarer won
dummy's spade ace. played a
heart to his queen and another
back to dummy's king. When
West showed out o f trumps,
good luck was needed. First,
where w as the diamond lack?
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dummy. When East played low,
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Involvement you've spent con
si de r abl e time w o r k i n g on
should not be abandoned today
if It begins to look unprofitable
on paper. Check you r figures
again, ch an ces a r e th e y 're
wrong. Trying to patch up a
broken romance? T h e AstroGraph Matchmaker can help you
to understand what to do to
make the relationship work. Mail
•2 to Matchmaker. P.O. Box
91428. Cleveland. OH 441013428.
VIR O O (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) In a
situation that might get a little
sticky today, use your diplomacy
and charm to escape the predic
ament. Responding forcefully
could entrap you like flypaper.
L I M A (Sept. 2 3-O ct. 23)
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coffee, but I've had hand shakes #0 Prim Sams
from youth, long before m y first 41 lo w * fent
cup or coffee. Can you suggest a 42 OasanS
cure?
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would suggest surgery as a
possibility. Ask your doctors to
refer you to foot specialists at a
teaching hospital far another
opinion.
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flak (Tom m y colleagues by
suggesting this, you m ight want
to be examined by a podiatrist.
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a n d East roae with the king and
played still another spade. South
ruffed, but still had to tread
9H Y fu n fc II.h c played his high
trump. East would later ruff In
a n d cash a spade. So declarer
c a sh e d his fourth diam ond,
throwing a clu b from dummy,
East was helpless. If he ruffed
an d led a club. South would win
the queen a n d pick up his
trump. If he ruffed and led a
spade, declarer would rulf In
dum m y, come to his hand with
the club queen and pick up the
before, Correct
last trump as before.
trump management saved the
day. Declarer could not afford to
draw trumps until he had set up
his minor-suit winners. Even
though one defender had a
trum p stack, It was to no avail
when South kept a small trump
In dummy.
your by-word. If you are cool or
Indifferent, you could make
others feel a s uncomfortable as
you do.
S C O R P IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A
change of routine today could be
Just what you need to refurbish
y o u r outlook, however, plan
something strictly social and not
obligatory as It might exhaust
Instead of energize you.
8 A G IT T A B ID E (Nov. 23-Dec.
21) Someone could attempt to
make you feel a s though you are
the selfish one because you wish
to spend time on your own
Interests. Actually the reverse Is
true, the other person Is the real
culprit.
C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan.
19) Be attentive should someone
try to give you som e wellmeaning advice today, but Judge
It by your ow n standards to
determine Its worth, then pro
ceed as you ace fit.
A Q U A B IU B (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)
W h e n It c o m e s to m a k i n g
money, you're the best today.
However, this is only true of
situations where you cam your
rewards, not with gambles or
get-rich-qulck schemes.
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care today and you should have
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tort the scene.
A B B A (March 2 1-April 19) All
should go smoothly In your
dealings today If you quietly
orchestrate your Intentions from
b e h i n d the s c e n e s . W h e n
overexposed, you run the risk of
being confused by outside Influ
ences.
T A U B U S (April 20-May 20)
Don't sell your Ideas short today
even If a negative associate gives
you a million reasons why they
won't work. Implement them If
your experience and expertise
tells you they will work.
O B M D n (M ay 21-June 20)
You possess all the necessary
skills to maneuver around any
obstacle that comes between you
and your objectives today. A l
though you might think so. you
actually won't need help.
C A N C E R (June 21-July 22)
Should It prove necessary to
chang e or alter your pl ans
somewhat to accommodate an
unexpected development. Don't
panic or get upset. Even a m ajor
shift won’t spoil a thing.
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Notfc—
T O K Y O — New Japan rar Prime M ln M e r
Toalrtkl KaJfa will meet P rraldral Bush la
Washington Srp«. I to consohtfair cooperative
rriaMona between Japan and the United Staten,
the Aaahl Shtmbun newapaper reported Wed*
T h r national dally aald Kaifu. who look office
Aug. 9. plana lo irfl Bush lhal Japan's foreign
pobry baaed on d o s e bilateral U r* will remain
unrh an grd drspMr ih r recent changes o f gov*
r m r o m i in Tokyo.
Kaifu. 36. w as ih r third prime minisicr to take
offirr In Iras than three months.
Quoting unnamed government sources, the
d ^ f l o M i h e dale o f the summit — 8ep». I — has
been a rra nged through diplomatic channels
between l he two countries.
W hite House officials were not immediately
available far comment.
Kalfu'a meeting with Buah
fallow a visit lo
W ashington by Canadian Prime Minisicr Brian
Mulroney A u g 3 0 9 l.lh e paper aWd.
Kaifu win pledge lo Bush lhal he will continue
policies laid down by former Prime Minisicr
Noboru Tabeahna to expand Japan's aid to
developing nations arid lo promote Japan's
economic restructuring In onfcr lo give foreign
Imports greater access to the Japanese market,
thr paper said.
Japan and Ihr United States are scheduled to
hold subcabtnet level talks In Tokyo early next
month to discuss trade issues, including thr
restructuring of Japan 's ram pi tested distribution
system.
Public support in Japan far Haifa’s government
received a favorable rating in a poll released
W ednesday In the Tokyo Shtmbun newspaper.
Th e paper said 46.3 percent o f those polled
gave Ihe new administration a favorable rating,
while 43.1 percent said they did not support Ihe
government. It was the third lowest rating on
record far a new administration.
The paper said the report w as based on a
survey o f 3,000 eligible voters picked at random
across Japan on Aug. 11 and 12. a few days after
Kaifu formed his Cabinet Aug. 9.
Kalfu'a ruling conservative Liberal Democratic
Party lost a majority in ihe upper house o f the
parliament, or Diet, for the first time since Us
founding In 1990 In an election held July 23. The
party still controls thr more powerful lower
house.
Kaifu succeeded Sousuke Uno. who took office
In Ju n e after Takeshlta resigned to take respon*
sibtl Ity for J a p a n 's worst postwar bribery
scandal, which implicated Takeshlta and most
other L D P leaders.
Kaifu will stress In his meeting with Bush that
the L D P will continue to be In power and
therefore Japan's basic foreign policy stance will
remain u n c h a n ^d . the dally said.
N e w J a p a n e s e F o r e ig n M in is t e r T a r o
Nakayam a. meanwhile, met with U.S. Am*
ha saador to Japan Michael Armacost Tuesday
and assured the envoy that the political turmoil
In Japan has no bearing on the durability of the
Jspan-U.S. alliance, government officials said.
Nakayam a Is expected to accompany Kaifu on
'his trip to Washington, govemme’ni sources said.'
‘ Th e government led by the Liberal Democrat
ic Party has indeed been replaced repeatedly but
our ties of alliance with the United States are
completely different from our relations with other
countries." Nakayama w as quoted aa telling
Armacoet.
N a k a y a m a a d d e d the p resen t s e c u rity
framework under Ihe U.S.-Japan Security Treaty
will continue to serve as a foundation of bilateral
lies, the officials said.
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C hinese students
charged tuition
BEIJING — China. In another apparent move to
snuff out political activism on campus, will
require students entering college this year to pay
partial tuition except In technical fields where
tuition remains free, an official newspaper
reported today.
The decision by the State Education Com
mission la the latest In a series of steps to exert
more control over students and discourage
political activity, especially among students in
social sciences, who were at the center o f thr
democracy movement (his spring.
T h e English-language China Dally quoted
commission officials as saying many of this year's
freshmen nationwide would be required to pay
partial tuition costs and said U was part of the
government's effort to Increase revenues for
deficit-ridden colleges.
The fees will range from 50 yuan 1914) to ISO
yuan 1940) per semester. But In a nation where
the average wage Is around 120 yuan (932) a
month, the payments would make students think
much harder about skipping classes 40 attend
political activities.
Th e China Dally. In fact, noted “ the apathy
most college students feel about their studies'*
and attributed It to "the fact that the public Is
paying Ihe bills."
T h e report did not say how many of the
600,000 freshmen entering more than 1,000
higher education Institutes across China this fall
the new policy would apply to, but said It would
not affect upper classes.
H ow ever, the new spaper added, “ college
applicants will br encouraged lo specialize In
such fields as education, agriculture, forestry,
metallurgy, mining and geology, subjects that
will continue lo be offered at full public expense.”
The categories, apparently discouraging the
social sciences, reflect the priorities of con
servative leaders ascendant since the army
brutally suppressed the student-led democracy
movement in June and Ihe government launched
a sweeping crackdown on dissent.
Education, agriculture and technical fields arc
seen as vital to the country's economic mod
ernization. and graduates In those fields will also
be valuable in China's rural areas and remote
interior.
Th e State Education Commission last weekend
announced a plan to require most Chinese college
graduates to work at manual labor for ut least a
year before being allowed to enter graduate
school.
R ep orts in the state-run press on Ihe work
program suggested it would apply especially to
social sciences students.
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WOOO. FLORIDA. Itwt me City
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Haarlnf on Monday. August It,
IH «. at 7 :IS F.M.. In the
Lengwood City Cammlstlan
Chambers. I7S W. Warren
Avenue. I nngiwd Flarida. or
tssoenmeroeftereepsesibM, to
consider a roquatl tor a perms
nanl Conditional Use tor a
mechanical repair shop tor light
trucks and automobiles In a I I
toning district, an the following
togatly described property:
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at Iho Town ot Lengwood as
rscerdsd In FB I. FG I*. Public
Records ot Semineto County.
FlorIdo.
Mors generally dmrfood as MO
K. Palmetto Avenue. I imgwmet
Florida.
At mis moating all inter**ted
parlies may appear to be heard
with respect to Conditional Usa
requested This hearing may be
continued tram time to lima
until final action is takan by ma
City Commission. A copy at ttw
request Is on tile with the City
Clark and may be Inspected by
the public.
tleton mods at mean hearing*,
may will need a verbatim record
at me proceeding * and tor such
purposes, they will need to
insure mot * verbatim record Is
made, which record to Include
Ihe testimony and tvldsnce upon
which mo appeal is made. The
City ot Longwood does not
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P L A C IN G A P P E N D IX 0 .
PROVIDING FOR INCLUSION
IN THE LANO DEVELOP
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COUNTV. FL0R I0A: FRO
VIOIHG FOR SEVERABILITY
ANO PROVIDING AN I F
FECTIVE DATE
•I 1.30 p m., or a* soon marvel
tor a* possible, al Its ragular
mealing on Ilia Jth Say al
S e p te m b e r, i t i f . a l the
Seminole Caunty Service* Bulls
Ing, 1101 East First Street.
Ream W in . Seniors. Florida
Penan* ara advised mat. II may
decide to appeal any decision
made al Ihls hearing, may will
M id i record of Itio proceed
Inge. and. tor wen purpose, may
may navd to Insure lhal a
verbatim record o! me proceed
mgs It made, which record
include* ma testimony end avl
dance upon which the appeal It
tobo batad
MARVANNE MORSE
Clerk to Iha Board ol
County Commissioner* ol
SeminoleCounty. Florida
By Billie L Rotontky.
Deputy Clark
Publish Aug 14 Itot
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Previsions at the Fictitious
Name Statutes. TeWIt: Sactlan
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DONALD WILLIAMS
ID ! Finer Orlve
Orlande, Florida HSU
Attorney tor Fartanai
Representative
GENE R, STEPHENSON. F A .
F O. Boa IMTTt
Caoeetberry, FtorlSe H7«7
Telephone: l*»7) JJV7US
MARVANNE MORSE.
Clerk. Circuit Court
BY: Patricia Thatcher
DEPUTYCLERK
SEMINOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA
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Lana's Trass Plant. MSI Aileron
Clr. Sanford Airport tod Pork
own Jbsno
tronsporlsllon. Perms
ond temporary podttans
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FULL AND NANT TIMI
WILDER? HELPER
M I M O . M C B E N E P IU .
STEADY A DEPENDABLE
PEOPLE A MUST IAPPLYI
fUUTMK
3335SN
rtrat raadim on July 17. ISOS,
and the City Cammleoian will
consider u m lor Ilnol p Sin gs
and adoption sltor tho public
hearing which will bo bold In
tbo Langwood City Commltoion
Chambers. Its W. Warren Avo..
Longwoad Flor Ido. on Monday,
tbo Hot doy ot August. INS.
A D . port lot moy oppoor ond bo
hoord with ru pict to tbo propoood Ordlnonet Thie booring
moy bo continued from tlmo to
tlmo until Ilnol action it token
by tbo City Cammloolon.
A copy ot tbo proposed Ordl
none* Is potltd ot tbo City Moll,
Langwood Florida, ond capiat
ora on tllo trim too Clark ot tbo
CITY OF LONGWOOO
Donald L. Terry
City Clork
Publish August 0 and 14. ISOS
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PARCEL NUMBER b l l »
SS3S3SJB40S LEGAL D I
KR IFTIO N : BEOIN AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF
GOVERNM ENT LOT 1 AS
SHOWN ON THE AMENOED
FLAT OF SOUTH W ILO M IR I.
AS RECORDED IN P i 4. FO *4.
P U B L I C R E C O R O S OF
SEM INOLE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. RUN SSS OEO 01
MIN SB SEC WEST ALONG
THE EASTERLY LINE OF
BLOCK 1 AND SAID
AMENOED FLAT OF SOUTH
WILOMERB A DISTANCE OF
430.to FEBTi THENCE DE
PARTING SAID EAST LINE
RUN NOB OEO SO MIN MSEC
WEST ALONG THE NORTH
E R L Y LI NE OF LOT IA.
COLUMBUS HARBOR. AS RE
COROED IN PB I*. PGS JS
AND I f OF SAID PUBLIC
RECOROS AND A PROJEC
TION THEREOF. US FEET TO
THE WEST LINE OF THE
EAST MIMS FEET OF SAIO
BLOCK 3> T HENCE D E
PARTING SAID NORTH LINE
RUN N M OEO SI MIN 3S SEC
EAST ALONG SAID WEST
LINE OF THE EAST MW.SS
FEET A DISTANCE OF 4S1.7S
FEET; THENCE DEPARTING
SAIO WEST LINE NUN S SS
DEG JO MIN SB SEC EAST
3SS.SI FEET; TO THE POINT
OF BEGINNING. CONTAIN
INO THEREIN J ilt ACRES.
MORE OR LESS.
Mora gonoraily dttcrlbod os
MSS acrot south ot Wiidmoro
Avarua appro*. SSS loot oast of
Grant Stroot. ALSO
Mora gonoraily dttcrlbod os
1.537 acres south ot Wlldmert
Avarua appro*. 1000 toot oott at
Grant Stroot.
Sold Ordinance woo placed on
first reading on July 17, tOSO.
and tbo City Commission will
consider tamo lor Ilnol pottage
ond adoption otter tho public
hearing, which will bo hold In
the Longwood City Commltoion
Chambers. I7S W. Warren Avo..
Langwood. Florida, on Monday,
the lis t day ot August. INS.
A.D.. parties moy appear ond bo
hoard with rotpocl to tho prw
poood Ordlnonca. This bearing
moy bo continued tram tlmo to
tlmo until I Inal action It token
by the City Commission.
A copy at tho propoood Ordl
nonce Is pooled ot tho City Hall.
Langwood. Florida, and coplti
ore on tllo with tho Clerk ot the
City ond tamo moy bo Inspected
bythopubik.
A toped record oI ihit mooting
It mode by the City tor Its
convenience This record moy
not constitute on adequate re
cord tor purpooei ot eppoal from
a decision mode by tho Com
mlulon with respect to tho
foregoing matter. Any person
wishing to ensure that on ade
quate record ot the proceedings
it molntolnod lor oppolloto
purpooei It advised to moke the
necessary arrangements ot his
or her own eipentt
Doted mis llth doy ot July.
AD IMf.
CITY OF LONGWOOO
Donald L. Terry
City Clork
Publish: August lend IS. II f f
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WEOMCSOAY
THURSDAY
O u iF o r
Y ou rself
• Ong Month Frgp Rgnt
•Wstsrfroot Lilsstylt on Lake Monro*
• Modorn Fitness Cdntsr
• Indoor Racquotball
•Sparkling Jacuzzi
•A Pool you can rosily
maks a splash in.
323-2628
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ADO TO YOUR I
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H U P W W r t f H M ...
AGRICULTURAL
12TO II Y U 010
M T ttM
P iin tin g
H andy M e
iTIDcYiWi
Rollredl Small |obtl Coll
2337S3S........AsktarCltoCb
44VIS.
I X U M CONST.
Ins. Est 4 RoomAdditions
Rsmodtlint....407-322-7029
INEBALO
CIRCULATION DEPT.
3NNGWTNFEENCN AVI.
looming Sloto Lk«CRCSSM71
san fo ed . pl.
Ugmgw I g g g g l u i a w g g
n i f B t llf1|PEErwwl i
M
A L l CUSTOM C M M N T M V
331-UISIBROSSSSSS
DEIVEE/RALBS
Landd— rin g
BACK NOE.'Dump truck. Shall.
Bush hog Boa blading ond
DISCmg 3B-ISSS or .333 S3IJ
BOB’S FARM SSAINTENANCE
Beeb beg B boo Mode stork
_________ 40310671_________
BOBCAT S IB V IC I - Front end
rta^M6MSSMng/#vot
ttaMpwotrQmg3»toH
P o r t tlmo. Brunswick
machinal. Esp preferred but
l^kSSSful 6A^«b 0^1* ■!!..
t^^S fto L B E E G T p I M V W I R I ^ D I I p
Inc lined Apply In parson
t Atoorico. US Airport Ad
Pori ttme. dependability 4
neatness a must I Eeporknco
gplusICoil
........... 331 33SS
AUTOTITLE CLERK
U ftllfN C fD O N lY
MRfCTOtS IUAO CIS
Director position. S3 hr. Group
leaders. M hr Port time
S IBS 16AM43SPM..33IBBSS
4
La w
n
Sb t v I c b
Rent A Center now hi
Hmo poelbww ovollobta 13614
brs.l lor drlvor/dollvory
porsont ol our toed storot
..SAA67PSA Mow •SoL
DRIVER? HELPER
Boo B Joy'd Home Core We
mow/trlm/peinl plus general
cleanup. Freeesl- 3363037
LARRY'S LAWN SI BVI CI
One time service welcome I
Lawn Mewing/Tree Trimming
Torrilic spall Local dollvorlos. ttlobllsbod com
pany! Flo lay-offs korel Dynsm Its benefits I Call iwwl
Homovol/Houllna..... 3363NI
M B J LAWN SIB V IC I • Free
estimates tor ret id 4 comm.
weril I Coll 323 74ISor 23S0747
A AA EM FIOYM EN T
MSW.NMSL,
t
Need several people lor
special ticket marketing ef
fort Ei cel lent comm lm ens I
T e m p o r a r y t o ond dl
August
Start Immediately I
Coll St7 4 0 65 1 tor doteito
CHILDCARE
%
Eaporlanced with elderly
presorted ildsyspor wash
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
Full Horn, is.64 per heur.
Outlet Includt growing voge
nd ornamentals In
OMAMO TWINS
l
RontAl
A p w tm g n ts
Bthock it
Full tlmo plus I night. Sand
resumo to: FO Drawer " V .
Sontord F I. 21773
BAEVSITTSB NEEDED • Sol
urdeysl tamo weak nights
Coil 3334S33alter >PM
BASEBALL
PREVIOUS SOLUTION Whol one has not ospenoncod
on# will never understand In print ” - Isadora Duncan
snoots
O PfM M Q H Tt
PROMPTI
AFFO ED AILII
LAWN C AR !
trying o»
Details. I
JS Z L
CARPENTRY
Eat
TOTAL LAWN CAR ■
Skew. Edge. A Wood Eel
MWOMtoSSwSrtoLsOBMM
Forklift.
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id is par br.
________ SS7-M6S37S________
Moving A Miultrtg
M VM TAtf AFT. KNX1K
Eecal l snt
Local end Sloto Wide! 510
discount w/od.... Coll S»s 4444
MINI ISOVIRS 4 CLEANERS-
to toko physical Siam A drug
tost. Apply In ponon, W-3FM
io «
FEDERAL. STATE AMO CtVtl
SERVICE JOESI II4P37 t o
SSS.SSS. Immediate Hiring!
Your Area. Coll tRefundable)
I SMSSP3SII eal. F SM lor
Federal lls)
FILE CLERK
For busy Sanford dlllco.
Oulws Include: Heavy tiling
light typing some blueprintm g copying 4 PCCPStonof er
rands Goad bonotttil Coll
331SSSI Attlrmolivo Action
Equal cgpor lunl ty im p layer.
Apt. 4 rentals. Local moving
4 cleaning Cell 30 15*7 lor
tree estimate)
75
Painting
Y##f Hmrc
ROSSItrS PAINTING
Commercial 4 Residential
Free estimates! Insured I
WEHAVEAJOB
FORYOU!
_______Coil 336tan_______
N IK O CASH N O W ?
W ORK TO D AY? .
S I R A ID T O D A Y ?
F U R N ITUR E BBPAIRt
M M W M l S d 1" *
REPORT 4 A M
SIR B. ESCONO ET.
otS
S M B M
c*Woedwri^* Colfn rissT*
Barry's btorkeefrd Serv.. lac
LAWN EQUIP. BIPAIRSI
..SB7 233 S7T7
Dsn Frys, rooms Irem 170
Eatertors from tdO 35 yrt.
p ip ...... CollOHrtlmo SSS7167
FRANK Serabort painting 4
pressure cleaning. II yrt tip
..............333 1163
PAINTING Interior/Eilerlor
Wallpaper Intlallation.
Prompt PreSesstanal Service
_______CoN 5746414________
SUBCONTRACT. PAINTINGI
And light carpentry. Prlv. or
commercial. Ike need 4 eipe
rkncedtCsJIsvo^^lMJTI
PrtM U rE flEEwlfHI
QUALITY
PRESSURE CLEANING
Setisfectlen guaranteed. Free
eslimotosl........ Coll 3771070
C onstruction)
SurvBying
M M PK C NTUftlSU
Censtructten Layouts
6 Site Developmeat • Subdtvlstewt b Parking Lets b
Drainage Storm b Water
Sanitary Sewer b Roods
(D.O.T.) d Asbwilti
407 3364370
T yp ing S w v ic M
CttATlYl Hf 1*6SUVICf
Prolestional Typing at Af
fordable Retell..... Licensed I
Call 3360411
Need Tyglag Deoet Letters.
Invokes, statements. etc. Also
envelope stuffing Reasonable
Coll Aoae. 1363477
Swimming Pool
SorvicE
•ON SWIASMINO POOLS M S
Warehouse clearance of new
ISOS pools. 34 It ■ 33 tt.
completely Installed Includes
huge deck, ladder, fencing
inter and skimmer. Financing
available Other peels avail
able Coil toll tree 14 hoursI
I SS6U644M American Pools
By An American Company
CGffO CACOIS4S0
Tnr
A ID CtlABUC TUI
tee big or s me l l l Free
ssWoteSesI
CoMS76IH3
TALAASO CAN TILE ITI No |eb
JjkotodJTjrjaegj^jMjtl
TrtE StryicE
ECHOLS TRER SERVICE
Freeetitmotest Low Prlcesl
L k . Ins Stump Grinding Teel
32>333Sday or ode
"LefTbe Pretottwnalt do I T
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lA iv a a t i o » — r »
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321-2720
Ilk* new. tieepe 4.011.400 For*
Ftek up at*o avail...... iootho
1197 M9C9VY SAME A N
Eic can*., gray. auto. ac ,
>b*rm MUma 4 up j g j g
pt/pb/rwd, crulte. lilt.
a m /f m . n o w mi. a m c«4i
403 04»doya/ie4l4>?ovoo
rag** No pot*.
Call 33013*7/toovo
1 AFT*. A V A IL • Compi
renovation I Efficiency. IMS
bath w/garag*. A/C. peddt*
3 1 7 -Q a r a f* S ite *
fan* Quiet nalghbarbaa*.
lannlt 4 pool prlvllaget,
oai/me Callao? 40» 3041
ON OT. JOMNO RIVERt
IIO II. an Alvar, a II. an
Canal 11 bdrm*.. 1 be.. C/M/A.
I car aaraga. 1110.0*0 HP 1730
1 8 0 0 -1 2 7 -7 7 2 8
Call i p am
RF/AAPX
CM( T AMf
» I K U I IVt S11
Ai fMU PHCK * *oM)M
Now. anil in baa. Wa* MM.
tall lor luaUlaO.........33H737
M 3 IACC0 0 M 10. U . IUUIT
Country Club pat> Elam.
Khoei. right on 3rd. right on
van Buran. Ian an Raccoon I
Thor*. 4 Frl.. 0AM-4FMI
Baby ctotha*. turnllura. mar*
W SN SSO M O M ISTO R IN TI
13 year* experience managing
tingle fami l y heme* In
Seminal* county. Call today
* ter a tree quote I
LESS T N M S ftM CASH
INCLUOINO CLOSINd COST
1 4 4 bdrm horn** In Santerd.
Dalton*/DaBary/Lk. Mary/
Longwood/Altamonte Spring*
BAI NO Y OUR F l t H I N O
FOLK You'll llv* lull 1
blocIt bam Lb. Manro* In mu
Spenlth alyl* itlory 4 bdrmv,
I ba Claaata with owar 1.300
»q. It. living aroa In an
aiacutlv* neighborhood.
Large tread lot. hardaaad
Iloort. C/H/A. and lota moral
Sailer vary motlvat*d..SI31400
COUNTRY HOMI ON AN
ACRII 3 bdrma. 1 ba . huga
tap. workthop Hone country I
Priced right at ...........0N.300
115 W . Airport H a d .
Sanford, FL 32773
322-2116
• Electronic Maintanjnca Technology
• Computer Malntananc* Technology
• Computer Engineering Technology
• Studio Engineering Technology
• Bio Medical Technology
• Computerised Accounting^
• Secretarial Science*
M K
• Word and
Data
Procesaing
323*6168
02-1200
. R F ■Accepted by
tha Southern
Attocieliori ol
College* and School*
• Financial Aid >or
ouaniiad appKanit
• Job Ptecwnent aa*i*lanca
tor gradual**
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LONOWOOD LAKE MARY BDI
3 bdrm. homo on aitralarga
lot fronting on a email lakal 3
larga porchoa, I Iwlly
uraanad Lake Mary KhooUl
Thl* Invatlmant property |w*l
reduced to. ............*42.100
Serving your Future
at 14 location* Nar.on.-Oe
ir c h h o ff
iates
SANF0I0 CIOS TO TOWN
3 bdrm*.. U* be-. C/H/A.
larga lanced yardl Available
Sag! 1.0300 mo. plut **c. dtp
Cad 333-3WatNrOFM
Fenced. 311? Princeton Ate . 1
bikt E of Sanlord Ava. aft
limiMOmo plu* 1310toe
country atmotphoro on
overtired oak thedad loti Thl*
3 bdrm Ito bo. home hat
C/H/A. tpl.. aot In kitchen,
dan. 4 large bdrm*. with
walk m clot*Ml Nearly I.M0
tq It. living area tor.... 1*1.000
LESS THU S U M DOWN
3 bdrm. I 4 1 bath home*I
Appliance*, wall to wall
carpet 4 toncad yard*
SANFOROI 3 bdrm Ito bam
horn* in "Ilk* new" condition
New carpal 4 paint mat* mi*
a Doll Hoot#! 02.0UO then 4
good credit U all you need to
move right in
tat. MS
CALL TOM QUINN
1221171ot 321-4071
lore Monthly Flymenti
oarape. Mavlnai.43»3i>4ev«*
*n*ard Area • 3bdrm. I barn on
1 acre*. 1 yr*. old. Fireplace.
I l t h p o n d . big ba r n
w/workthop 1131.000 Day*.
call03a 3434 Eva*. 300 1003
SANF090IV OWNER
C o m pletely renovated. 3
bdrm . I bam. laundry room,
largo tot plut tcraanod porch!
1401W 3rd. M? 000
331 0343
0 4 0 V I 4AAX 41KB FABTI •
Everything aicapl petal crank
and I lira Good cond Will tall
FREE twlmming pool. Kan
more wether, heavy duly,
good cond . 0H0; king toft tide
waterbed. I yr. old. MOO. 3
wardrobe*. M0 each; Black
triple dra*tar. eic cond. MO.
tool* 4 cabinet, OH. RCA ditk
movie m*ch./40 movie*. MO.
darkroom equip complete.
1100 *tereo cabinet. M00
pinball math. 031. 3331*00
OBABY CRIB • Htdtlrom.
Spring Mold inner tpnng
mettrett. dark wood Mam.
vary good condition 140
No Applkillon Fat
•A*•-*r< - §oc#ti Cy v* ?*•>*
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C^MCS
•AOlv| ¥o*|Af| •i»| Vttld
A d ro it
F in a n c ia l
S a rv ic o s
(407) 260-6216
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JERRY DROSS
A
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b' •«
m M)0 E. Hvry 436.
M Caooolbatty. FL
�Hobody bring* you more quality,
rarloty and low prices than your
>od Winn-Dixie. lYeat your family
of quality
! corner at
Am erica’s
W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE
DIET PEPSI, MT. DEW, C/
PEPSI, C/F DIET PEPSI,
DR. PEPPER or
SUPERBRAND GRADE ‘A’
WHITE
ALL FLAVORS
PAK
12-oz.
CANS
REGULAR, LIGHT or
EXTRA GOLD
COORS BEER
r
u M c w n o v u M c a T tc
AQUA NET HAIRSPRAY
PRICES GOOD IN THE FOLLOW ING WINN-DIXIE’S:
LAKE MARY
SANFORD
SANFORD
3818 ORLANDO DR.
2485 AIRPORT BLVD.
1514 S. FRENCH AVE
W inn-D ixie is always looking for b righ t,
smiling faces for our stores and warehouse.
Contact your local store m anagers or
warehouse trainer for details.
WINN-DIXIE IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M/F
��• -
a— mi
w>
students
ready to
t lr a i
d u r i n g .t h e
a d M d a « D a iM 2 e>ntir
r e g a r d i n g th e b u a
M h e d u le fo r y o u r
a h M . the t r e e p o r u ■ trocn l enyou to cull
th em d i r e c t ly a t
!)
|M
or
route maiiagrra will
try to a n a w e r a n y
questfooa you might
have.
not be
changed durin g the
w hew year. A public
hearing win be held in
A p ril o r M ay fo r
* for
190 0 01 school
T h e t ra n s p o rt a tio n
d e p a r t m e n t e m p lo y e
about M O drivers and
m a in t a in s n fleet o f
nearly 900busaa.
In the tentative budgrt
for the n n rn n W g school
y e a r. i X o s i t N I ban
been Baareprlatod to re>
place 40 vehldaa which
w ere over a decade oM.
T h e process o f getting
w - w B u n la a long one
R egular
that can not be achieved to the veh icles k e e fa
•
---------- f o h c " " ----------"W e 'v e b e e n lM n g t b W ---------- . -----------a Utile ai a t in e ," saidl
S e v e r a l b u a a a a re
sp e c ia lly e q u ip p e d to
Arnold.
transport handicap;
M a ln ta n e n c e o f the children,
vehicles la a priority for
T h e t r a n s p o r t a t io n
the departm ent, aceord- department w a s required
tag to Arnold. Twenty to redo the bu a routes
four foil time merhanlr s th is y e a r d u e to the
Urn buses are rceonhw of the dletrtct’s
T d imagine w e « be
doing that a lot ta the
M w e , " said Arnold at
the public hearing r e
f r d k t g the transporta
tion departments
to teenage mothers from
throughout the county
w h o a re e n r o lle d In
■pedal programs at the
C r a m s School of Choice
In Sanford.
The you n g ladles and
thstr babies are taken to
Creams an d returned to
their homes (or. If that Is
not possible, to the Mop
n earest t h e ir h om es)
everyday.
They are afoo b a t s
ported to doctors ap-
While the district does
not p r o v id e s p e c ia l
vehicles for these young
ladies, their babies must
be atrappcd^lsto state
There has not been a
aertoua accident Involv
ing a school bus ta over a
Public Broadcasting Corp. wants to help teachers
Providing tethers with
resources that exceed the
b o u n d a r i e s o f t he
classroom la a major goal
for the Corporation for
P u b l i c B r o a d c a s t in g ,
w h ic h encourages the
use o f television as a
supplement to textbook
learning.
The CPB’s Education
office works with elemen
ta r y and seco n d ary
school teachers, provid
in g tools to help theta
im » yutiiir television cre
atively.
In an effort to Improve
science end math educa
tio n . C P B o ffe rs two
gu ides that coordinate
the content o f instruc
tional television series
with textbook lessons for
elementary and Juniorhigh school science stu
dents.
'in struction al Televi
s i o n fo r E le m e n t a r y
Science" and "Instruc
t io n a l T e le v is io n for
J u n io r H igh Scien ce"
p r o v id e p a g e -n u m b e r
references for .Specific
In ***** textbooks,
matching thffn to Ibe
content of such show s a s
" U p C low and NaturM "
and "Com m unity o f Liv
ing Things."
"Presenting the lesson
a n d then w a tc h in g a
program on T V helps
students have a for better
u n d e rs ta n d in g o f the
su b je c t m a t t e r ." aaid
Carol Dohles, a sixthgrade teacher In Raletgh.
T h e p o p u la r a e rie s
"Square One T V " and Its
d e te c tiv e s e q u e n c e
"M alh n et" — a takeoff on
th e o ld p o li c e a h o w
"D ragnet” — rttaprnvrs
the theory that learning
math la boring and duU
and a drag.
P r o d u c e d b y th e
C h ild r e n 's T e le v is io n
Workshop and supported
by CPB. the show offers
e r’e guide to help in
structors b u ild lesson
of
day.tbe
along with the detectives
a s they gather Informa
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s o l u t i o n . " a a ld th e
sh ow 's content director.
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about public television's^ teachers could contact.
classroom applications
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th ro u gh "L e a r n in g
advertisement In several
L i n k ." a C P B -fu n ded . t e a c h e r p u b lic a t io n s
Interconnected electronic brings parents into the
m untadtona system picture to i" * i * educa
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on programming and re b e t w e e n h o m e a n d
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school. The ad lists u p
"Teachers can actually c o m i n g a e r i e s a n d
e x c h a n g e I d e a s w ith specials, and students
c o n n e c te d c o lle a g u e s can bring a copy of the
throughout their state or list home so the family
region on bow to better can enjoy Ibe program
Integrate a p articu lar together.
program Into the lesson
"T h e 'Parents through
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real. C P P s coordinator of extends the classroom
experience to the home,
B ib lio g ra p h ie s an d m a k in g p a r e n t s a n d
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advantage o f local re
" W e 'v e put together
sources are also availabd
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All Summer with Public
T V ." said M ary Magiire.
CPB’s director o f external
communications. "W e're
already looking at doing
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CPB offers the booklet.
"T V T ip s -fo r Parents."
with suggestions on how
th e y c a n h e lp t h e ir
children get the moet out
o f e d u c a t io n a l p r o
gramming.
In a d d i t i o n . C P B
iubllsbce a safety inorm atlan booklet fo r
themselves when their
p a re n ts a r e a b se n t.
r 'W h a t I f I 'm H o m e
Alone?" Is wrtttenta an
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Illustrations.
The booklet featurea a
variety of activities and
suggestions for children,
suggestions for parents
on how to make their
home safer, and a form
for emergency and other
t e le p h o n e n u m b e rs
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Both " T V
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What If..." are available
ta Spanish versions.
Tor a copy o f " T V
Tips," send a stamped,
s e lf-a d d r e s s e d , b u s t ness slic envelope with
45 cento postage to: " T V
Tips for Parents." Cor
p o r a t io n f o r P u b l i c
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39099. Washington. DC
90099.
Pbr a copy o f “ W hat
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virtually
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O f the 2.4 million who
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can n ot read or write si
event he elghth*grsde
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A p r o g r a m c a lle d
A c tiv e L e a rn in g Inc.,
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Marin County, seeks to
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B u t w h a t ’ s holding
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Title
A name given to the resource
Sanford Herald, 1989
Dublin Core
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, August 16, 1989
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
An account of the resource
<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 16, 1989. 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
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Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 16, 1989; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald