20 10 239 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b205d8a41217b674020f3d0719f70a66.pdf d19a7c6b2652e59f29752c69665b158a PDF Text Text April 1 8 , 1990 WEDNESDAY 25 Cents Sanford Herald 82nd Year, No. 2 0 4 - Sanford, Florida hool m oney blitz NEWS DIGEST In m im □ Sports It's showdown time in tho SAC OVIEDO — Lake Brantley's Patriots converted on a multitude of walks Tuesday afternoon at Red Bug Lake I'urk lo roul Oviedo. 11-2. In Seminole Athletic Conference girls softball action. The win gives takr Brantley n 10-1 record In SAC play going Inin Thursday night's win­ ner-lake-all showdown with take Mary (also 10-1 In the conference after blowing out SemlnoJe 29-0 on Tuesday). □ Florida Sonata pastas go* tax hike TALLAHASSEE — The Florida Senate has voted 32-7 lo Increase Ihe stale's gasoline tax by four cents a gallon lo pay for highway construction and Improvements, a measure that Governor Bob Martinez has vowed lo veto. □ Local It’s a jungle out thara SANFORD — Several Seminole County high school students will gel a clanr-up look si Ihe working world next week during Job Shadow Day. The program, sponsored by Ihe Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, allows Ihe students to accompany professional business people during a normal working day and then Judge for Ihemaeivea whether It's a Jungle out there Pound t t t k t Judgo position COCOA — Attorney Frank Pound of Cocoa yesterday announced his Intention to seek the Brevard Group 7 circuit Judge position vacated by Judge Frances A. * native Floridian and Is a graduate-of-Uni­ versity of Florida. A member of the Flori­ da Bar since 1962, Pound served as the 18th Circuit repre­ sentative to the liar's Board of Governors from 1979 to 1982. Pound served as ch airm an o f the T itu s v ille -C o c o a A irport Authority from 1972 to 1978 and chairman of the B re v a rd C ou n ty Sheriff's Civil Service Board from 1983 to . 1000 . rn n s rouno Seminole Circuit Judge Robert B. MacGregor has already filed hla Intent to seek re-election to a fourth term In the Oroup 11 arat In Sanford with the Florida Division of elections Office In Tallahassee. Brevard Circuit Judge Edward J. Richardson has also announced hla Intention to a first full term Ip the Group 14 seat. He was appointed to complete an unexplred term In January 1989. Circuit Judges serve six-year terms. What's this pises ealltd? LONOWOOD — Television has a greater Impression on some children than city govern­ ment. A woman with three young children in her car stopped briefly at Ihe Longwood city hall Monday night while commissioners met Inside. As she began getting out of Ihc car. one of the children asked. "What is this place'/" "ThU Is our city hall." she replied. And as she left Ihe three for a few moments, they began chanting, mimicking Ihc introduc­ tion to Arsenlo Hall s Utr night talk show. "Our-cltyoooooao Hall. Our-dty<xx>ooo Hall." Local school delegation will storm capital to plead case B yV KRI Harald atatl writar SANFORD - A delegation or Seminole County school offtcUls. parents and teachers will engage slate legislators this month to lobby for Increased aid to help overcome Ihc problems created because local schools are bursting at Ihe seams. The Seminole County effort will coincide with efforts from local, groups from around Ihe state. Without an extra 8700 million In Ihe stale education budget, school districts face crowded classrooms and a freeze on teacher salaries. Education Commissioner Deity Castor said Tuesday. Castor announced a coalition of education groups will be pushing leglslalora lo provide the additional money, which Csslor said Is needed Just to keep up with student growth and break even In Ihe coming fiscal year. "The reason we are here today Is lo help gel the word out about the reality of this year's budget and announce an education strategy lo make our combined voices heard." said Castor, who pointed out Ihe additional revenue Is needed Just to take care of the Increased number of students expected next year. School board chairman Ann Nelswender aald the Seminole County group which will be In Tallahassee April 25-27 will not be an active part of Castor's group, but will be "saying the same things." Nelswender said the Seminole . made up of will be fighting any of the same things they have In the past. Inclu din g equalization of funds lo all districts. Currently. Seminole County ranks R 63th out of 67th In Ihe amount ol money It receives per student. Castor said Ihe M-bllllon educa­ tion budget proposed by Gov. Bob Martinez Is not enough and will result In an actual 1.63-percent drop In binding per student. Nelswender said Ihe small Increaae proposed by Ihe governor actually amounts lo a decrease. "After cost of living Increases and Ihe Increased cost of materials, we actually end up with leaa," she explained. "Two-thirds of our school dis­ tricts. o r 95 perrent of our students In our stale, will wind up In more crowded classrooms If are are stuck n If you didn’t get your census form , don’t give up yet ■v Niett PFUFAUF Harald staff writar Many Seminole and Volusia County residents who have not yd received census forms may have tried unsuccessfully lo call Ihe toll-free. 800 number. But now may be Ihc time to try again. A lth ou gh Ihe dial rid office for Ihe two counties, located In South Daytona, reports that Ihe 800 number has been In operation since im m u m iM M early this month, H fU d staff w rttf________ postmasters in the ares say they have SANFORD - M ayor been Informed by Bdtye Smith wanted the letter from Ihe people In her dty to be m ain o ffic e In counted. Tampa, that ihe She felt so strongly that 800 number was Sanford residents should lo be used lo ob­ u n d e rs ta n d th e im ­ tain forms after portance o f th « 10*0 Sanford mayor has difficulty. being counted AVfold^ra of post office boxes seem lo be among those most affected. Lak e M ary postmaster Naomi W allace reports le s s th an on e percen t o f Ihc Lake Mary box holders have re­ c e iv e d cen su s forms. In A ltam on te S p r i n g s , postmaster Tony D ILcllo also re­ poifried a lock n! 'omit for box dis­ for tribution. DILcllo. u former Census coordinator during a previous census, said the census count Is made by street addresses, and therefore box holders could easi­ ly be left out. Similar reports on a lack of box distribution came from postmasters In other area cities and communities. Pst Ryan, dlstrtet office manag­ er for the SemiLiei anSThow the d „ at' grant sourcss rely heavily on Cenaus Bureau re p ro •entattves to spook to the city commtsafon and to the Sanford Lions Club last She even signed a proc­ lamation earlier this year declaring Census Week in Sanford. . Now the mayor a t this city la frustrated about being overlooked. In spue o f her emending. Smith has received no census forms to date, although she has alerted census workers at more than four telephone numbers she had been referred lo. The last census worker she talked to told her not to flU out a form If she received UK in the mall — which she never did — but to wall for an enumerator who would come lo her home. The enumerator ‘ I now h ave som e oubts about the accuracy o f this thing when ll ’a com pleted. Smith said. Museum aM* MicMHo aurtor Historic family map becomes part of city exhibit at Sanford museum 4. Harald Staff Writar SANFORD — The Sanford Museum was recently Ihe recipient of whal may be the oldest surviving record of city properties. The relic Is about the size of a city street map. but Is much more detailed. II has the names of owners of each parcel of property written Into Ita grid-Uke design. The document was donated lo Ihe museum by Donald Vincent In memory of his father William, who died In 1988. Donald Vincent said that hla father was a collector with an Interest In Ihe history of Ihe city and has left many other artifacts which may be donated to Ihe museum. "My dad's wish was to share these things with Ihe d ly ." said the younger Vincent. "So I'm Just carrying out hts wish/' Museum Curater Alicia Clarke waa not hesitant about characterizing the Item. "This Is the most Important map or map-related Item In the collection." she aald. The relic consists of what appears lo be a blueprint drawing fastened lo a cloth back­ ground by glue, Clarke aald. Although there Is no copyright date on Ihe artifact. Clarke said that Ihe plat must have been drawn between 1870 and 1875 because It does not show the home of d ly founder Henry Shelton Sanford. The Sanford House waa built In 1875. Thus, the plat waa produced before Ihe city was formally founded and named. Clarke aald that Ihe plat Is Just as valuable a research tool aa 11 Is a relic because It contains so much detail of Ihe d ly and because other resources from Ihe period refer to the document. "We-have seen this mentioned in a lot of other literature from the period, and now we finally have the real thing. □ I — Map. Fags 5A Protestor* demand removal of three SHA commleeionere Pawn win reports j . e o A it a v DtUMie Harald atatl writar Mostly sunny today with a high In Ihc upper 80s and a 30 percent chance of a fte rn o o n Ihu ndrratunits. Fair and mild tonight with a low near 80. About 18 protestors picked up signs end marched at Castlo Browor Court. SANFORD — About 15 protesters at the Sanford Housing Authority office In Castle Brewer Court yesterday demanded removal of three SHA com­ missioners. The picketera have promised lo return for the nest several days. Amid ihe protest. Central Florida Legal Services Monday (Ued a complaint against an SHA moratori­ um on public access to Ihc agency’s files. The protesters, who marched from dty hall lo the SHA office off Weal 10th Street, said they want the d ly commission to remove SHA Commissioners Tcri Burattl. Alberta Dctrevllte and J. Wain Cummings. After similar complaints earlier this year, the d ly commission received a legal opinion saying Ihe d ly may appoint, but not remove, housing authority commissioners. Cummings said he was not nervous about the call for hla removal. Cummings was appointed to the SHA commission last May. and served a previous four-year term In the 1980s. □BoaPiwtsat. Fogs SA S U B S C R IB E TO T H E S A N F O R D H E R A LD FO R T H E B ES T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Call 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �tA — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Wedneidty, April 12, IMP N E W S FRO M TH E R E G IO N AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Senate approves gas tax hike By totCHASL UHwrilar Resort owners file suit against sheriff FERN AN DINA BEACH — A group of retort owner* hat (lkd a lawsuit against Naaaau County Sheriff Laurie EHIs. alleging that the drpanment has not enforced a law restricting driving bn l he beach. The suit also calls for a pcrmancint ban on driving on all k have prohltbuedcarson county beaches. Many Florida count counties the beach for years, but driving on the beach la si still a regular practice tn parts of northeast Florida. The lawsuit filed this week by the I developers rrs asks ai tl that the sheriff abideHbyP a 1968( slate g_ beach driviing ,J taw H .prohibiting HR entirely. At the least, the developers are asking that beach driving la stopped In front of resorts. But Ellis said Improper wording In the taw bans beach parking - not driving. Another issue In the suit to whether Naaaau Nassau Count; County qualifies for an exemption to the 1968 law prohibiting all beach driving. TALLAHASSEE - The Florida Senate voted 32-7 Tuesday to approve a 63.6-billlon transportation package fueled In pari throujpi a 4-ccni Increase In the gasoline lax opposed by Oov. Bob Martinet. It to the first time In more then a year of rancorous debate over the transportation Issue that higher gasoline taxes have made It out of the Senate — a signal, said some cautioned that the Senate vote was merely a preliminary move In a high-stakes political battle over building the roads demanded by Florida * rapidly growing population. "This demonstrates that (he Senate to serious about building roads and hopes that the House has the same attitude." Crawford Two dl« In bill gunfire' JACKSONVILLE — An outbreak of gunfire In the offices o f a bus company has left two people dead, authorities said. The shooting erupted late Tuesday afternoon In the offices of City Contract Bus Service, which provides bus service to workers at the CSX railroad. Bus dispatcher William Heffner and bus driver Clarence Douglas were haled. Police said there were no witnesses to the shootings, but people nearby reported bearing two men arguing and two shots lire. Officers responding to the call found both men dead. A handgun was found on the floor, and was apparently used to kill both men. But police did not know If the men shot each other or If one shot the other then committed suicide. Cede gets S2 mMllen from Cuelems MIAMI — Metro-Dade County Administrator* have received a «a mUMon check from the V M . Customs Service as the county's share of money confiscated during money laundering busts in 1967 and 1968. The sum presented to county admlnatratora Tuesday was probably the single biggest windfall ever of confiscated i aaid OcorgeAykaworth. commander of the police legalI Ibureau. The money, which will go Into a trust fund, will be used tor a variety of purchases and expenses far the polk* department. Mow motestfng oHwgss fllsd lold repbrters following the vote. The House was expected to lake up the package on Thursday. Senate Transportation Chairman Malcolm Beard. R-8effncr. aaid further negotiation* will be heeded to reconcile the Senate and House with the governor, who ha* signalled his Inlentton lo veto the gas tax Incrrmw If II reaches hto desk. But Beard wanted the state to falling behind on transportation to rapidly that the alternative lo the 4-cent Increase this year will be even larger Increases later. "It's going to be worse," Beard said. "Wc'U be proposing a gas lax and II won't be 4 cents — It will be 10 cents." Martinet to not necessarily against the higher gasoline lax. But he insisted through numerous rutlk special sessions on traitstton tost year that the levy be raised y. rather man statewide. The Senate bill (CS-S8 2862) Is a nod In Martinet's direction since II pledges Ihc K U.S. freezes cocaine accounts WASHINGTON - Federal prosecutors ordered 178 banks In 23 stoles to turn over financial records on accounts Into which nearly 8400 million In Colombian drug profits were dejxMlted. the Justice Department aaid Tuesday. The government sought to frecse more than 78 percent of the 784 accounts pending forfeiture states H H H I W PThe M Hbiggest gB W lM W S. Involin rvedjht the crackdown were Florida and New York, the two states where mast of the cocaine cartel operatives live. The money, generated from street sales of cocaine, w ai Oral deposited Into U.8. banks, the Justice Department said. Of the 9400 million, all but 980 million was then transferred abroad. It was subsequently relumed to the United (Mates to finance activities by the cartel, the Justice Department POMPANO BEACH — Eighteen more charges have been filed against a man police said molested in his mobile home d boys In afterrent ' them with games and candy, enticing tai o f dec­ enaries Orton. 46. now toces a total pornographic movies,to minors a n d _______ age 16. police spokeswoman Sandra King said The new charges Include three counts o f lewd and 1 iult upon children under 16 and 18 counts o f showing tdcrage 16,King K said. under i 18, I I : movies to minors ' Police tiled the chug Intervtewtaf boys who said Orton d thftn and pornographic movies a year ago. King said. Comrteted tewoffte«r attempts wlcldt MIAMI - William Losano. the convicted of manslaughter In connection wtth the deaths o f two black men last year, apparent ■ The cartel the money In the United " such aa the purchase of atreran, working capital, payroll for worker* and the purchase of real estate, automobiles and other assets, the department aaid. A key lo Ihc crackdown waa cooperation by the new Panamanian government following Ihc Dec. 20 U.S. Invasion, aaid Peter Djlnla. a trial lawyer In the Justice Department's criminal division. One c t the suspect bank accounts was opened In the name of a 2-ycar-old child, DJInlssald. Justice Department officials made It clear (hat they do not know how much money remain* In the accounts. If any, but that some 9400 million dollars wasdeposlted"aa of early 1989." After they obtain the account Information from the 173 American banka. Investigators will follow the financial transaction* through the Interna­ tional banking system. Djlnla said. The lateat crackdown Is part of Operation Polar Cap, announced In early 1969. It to the largest drug money laundering operation ever conducted by UB. law enforcement agencies and Involves 61.2 UUlon In drug money. Cocaine seized in ring break-up Kalktt said Tuesday at a conference In Miami that the MIAMI — A 10-month federal chase eras part o f an elaborate undercover drug operation that plan to Infiltrate a drug smuggl­ coat one customs agent hto life ing operation shipping cocaine culminated Tuesday in the ar­ from Colombia to south Florida. rest o f five members o f an During the undercover opera­ alleged drug-smuggling ring and tion. federal agents convinced a tha aeixure of 9400.000 and drug smuggling ring allegedly nearly! led by Julio Morejon Pacheco. U M. 42. of Miami, that they could v targe amounts of cocaine in target of the Joint customs and FBI Investigation in April 1989. The three tons of cocaine con­ fiscated In the undercover operation were valued at 884 million. Morejon asked the undercover officers to prove they could successfully transport cocaine Into south Florida by delivering 1,100 pounds of cocaine to him. said William A. Gavin, bead of i. hut fortunately, bis to not In vain." Kalktt "This operation to one a t the moat successful In customs and probably FBI history." Customs officials said MoreJon's organisation became the the drugs to threfc alfeged members of Morejon's gang who were walling In a boat In the Caribbean region on the night of Nov. 2. After the undercover agents made the drop, the til feted Black Hawk began giving chase and then crashed. sSsEsss&rsr • which ' ' * we did1 In jiJXhUoctfMrQon board the aircraft were rescued. Carol ■ * “ ' “ to “ exccptto aay the former any trauma, such aa a Loxano'a family asked that released. CAPE CANAVERAL - tn glsiira succiasfuOy test-fired a new hydraulic power unit aboard the shuttle Discovery early W ednesday.)........................ ......... ~ the Hubble Wednesday to Tuesday. "W e can now toy out the rest of the activUtee that are to complete between now and launch and we can the tune to aee If we can make the 24th or 28th (of said NASA spokeswoman Ltoa Malone. "That's going to'be evaluated today." Discovery and Us 61.6 billion payload, the most expensive aalelUlc ever built, were grounded April 10 Just four minutes before liftoff when one of the ahullk'a ahull ' three tuxllliry unite, or APUe. malfunctioned. RX TALLAHASSEE — o f anti-abortionists marched near tbs rintm i Tuesday to show lawmakers that support for tougher restrictions on abortion to Mill strong in the state. Police blocked off part of a major street near the Capitol lo allow room for the morning march that ended at the Leon County Civic Center, where Oov. Bob Martinet and other antiabortion speakers addressed the for the number of protesters, some at whom car- TALLAHAS8CI - Tbs Wtoatog numbers Tuesday to toa Fk Lottery Fantasy 4 game wars IB, 1,99 and 98. 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S 2 f2 5 m ast at N • • 2 J! » « « aa •****» •> *r tea at e> a * , ^ itictat owe Fame* IMF w aa M rr t4 n •i H CiMrisiiwtX.ee exartanaay Tl T A M A Min. !2tlB am .. 11:40 p.m.i Maj. 8:80 am .. 6iB8 p.m. THMMi Daytona Bs m Ai highs, 208 a m.. 2:30 p.rn.t Iowa, 8:31 a.rn.. 8:36 p.m.i Maw — j i m Boaohi highs. 2:10 a.m.. 2:38 p.m.i Iowa. 8:38 ajn.. 8:41 n.m.: Cssoa Bsasfei highs. 2:28 a.m.. 2:80 p.m.t lows. 8:86 a.m.. 901 p.m. •-m D a ittoS I n f o Waves are 1 fo«»awl scant glassy. Current to slightly north with a water temperature of 72 degrees. BbW g a m a a Boasts Waves are I and ermi gforey- Current lo Ihe north, wtth a water temperature of 72 degrees. Bun acrecn factor |7 '*• to The high temperature In Sanford Tuesday waa 88 de­ grees and the overnight low was S3 aa reported fay the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Ccnler, Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall during the 24-bour period ending at 9 a m. Wednesday totalled 0 Inches. The temprrature al B s.m. today was 78 degreea and Tucaday'a overnight low waa 63, as recorded by Ihe National Weather Service at Ihe Orlando International Airport. -I T o d a y ...w in d a o u lh to soulhcaat 10 to 18 kto- Beaa 2 lo 4 ft. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Widely scattered thunderstorms near shore dur­ ing the afternoon. Tonight...wind northeast 18 lo 20 kto. Bcaw 4 l o 6 ft.jh ^ a n d Other Weather Service dais: HTwaaday'i Ralsttvs I □1 □I to u « to 0 to aa m » n at to ■ .... n » .... ajaWw i&teir Dwtelum y MrtNtr DtoluOigif ■IFawac (» « * '" • ir Faraaar HariNNw ssasRi KamwCMycy Laavasaato LwAnaaNapc LmiwtUtav NmOrMamaC Na»Var«w oum H uht Omahacy N rte iitm u FrtM CNcr 3 3 = n « si a M ■ s s » M M n a • * m n t m .» .... .11 » ... — — 3 8 ::: n at ... tl to « ••■ u to at to to to at m to to — « — to 3 fi : M M .lt tl to ... « a .ti •t a u ai • j i U. law*pc** ream tat?) BMW I u res m .N M .... at — *1 .... » .u • « m to S3 ttR E U e c at at ast • aa U Name Ddhrory S MaM exit of the stair. Stuart, who entered ttot Democratic p ria u ry n n s 9IOMOAT 78-87 SSSS! B7.Tt> OlitodT >7i'< .K t C aeSraMaUdraM.I FbfT dAITS Si U n u n m tenon te TM« UMFOSt HtSALB. fJO. FL tom. test tost Thursday The Orlando I praised Chllea aa "a great man" and aaid ha had voted for Mm In all oT hto ICF \ r * T “ " - v w ■’ ■ ilff * «l ON ....... J.a lUraswimpc Chiles, who ried signs and akng, ranged from 11 got Into the hearts o f people this foil If they do not support changes tn Florida's abortion around the stole of Florida." 8.000 to 10.000. Ken Connor, president for Marlines said abortion la laws. Aa th e d e m o n s tr a to r s Florida Right to Life. Introduced seldom acceptabk. even in cases the governor aa a "hero." whik where babies are bom addicted marched, they were bedded by some pro-choice advocates, but the theme song of the movie to cocaine or other drugs. "Borne of you perhaps have there were no confrontation*. "Rocky" played In the back­ seen newborn* that have been Supporters of abortion righto ground. "Some months ago we worked born addicted, and you know the claim sntl-abortionteto are out of together to bring about some pain, the Buffering. But I tell you step with most Florida voters, reform at least to reach out for what has to be more painful or who do not favor any change In the unborn." Martinet said, re­ suffering, and that would be to current abortion laws. Most legislators have not ferring to last fall's special have terminated, the life of that legislative session, which the In fa n t." M arlines told the placed a high priority on the abortion question during Ihe governor called to try to toughen cheering crowd. Organisers said Ihc rally was 1990 session, since a special Ihe state's abortion restrictions. "It wasn’t auccccaaful: It didn't Intended to tell lawmakers that session tost year felled to pro­ get out o f committee. But I think they will be kicked out of office duce any changes In the law. 1■ Wednesday, April tl, 1990 Vol 92. No. 204 TALLAHASSEE - Stats Ben. Oeorge Stuart aaid Tuesday m to iW w W l about dropping out O ftfis uemocmuc p ru iw j raw for governor and fintofefl for another office. Stuart's i iuhhh BMi o n w after be attended «| m orn ln ^ m eetln g W E A T H E -R Extended outlook...Fair and mild Friday through Sunday with the lows In the mtdAOs and the highs In the low to mUkaOa. lu t n r e im i O rlando D em ocrat m ay quit Thousands march for strict abortion laws Shuttla launch may bs more* up LWTEBT money collected through the 4-cent Increase — estimated si 8276.4 million — would be spent wllhln Ihc transportation districts where the money to collected. The provision was also Intended to satisfy local officials unhappy with the way the stale divides transportation money. The bill would raise another 8164 million by raising the sales tax on fttel sales to 8 percent — (he same sales tax rale aa for other taxed goods — and also contains numerous fee Increases, Including higher rental car fees and tllk fees. Motorists would no longer be sbk to buy fractional registra­ tions. and the Impact fee for bringing additional cars Into the stole would be raised from the current 830to 8100. The plan also envisions the sate of 8800 million in bonds for advance purchases of right of way, and additional borrowing against Fiords'* Turnpike tolls for a total debt of 61.1 billion, lo create an Intrastate Highway system of limited access roads. t �— itowf HwWd, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday. April II, 1WO — *A fc w a s w s w fc z ’rs-- *t * 7^’.' *% fT7rv ip rvp ii11 \r f T O Students to shadow area business SANFORD - About 20 local high school students will hnve a chance to see' profcastonafo al work during Job Shadow bay neat week,1 Job Shadow Day will be sponsored by the (heater Sanford Chamber of Commerce education committee. Job Shadow Day lakes place April 28, when area bustness people take Seminole High School students with them on their Jobs to allow the students an Insider's view on the vsrious professions. The dsy begins al 0 a.m. al the chamber o f commerce with a conilnlental breakfast for all participants. After the participants sre Introduced, they leave for their respective places of business. The group meets again al noon for hinch, sponsored by the Sanford KJwanto Club, at the Sanford Civic Center and again for dinner at 6 p.m.at Heathrow Country Club. The dinners are paid for by the organizetlons sponsoring them. The student participants, the organiza­ tions that spoaeor them, and the arganltatton's representative are: •Bhanan Stewart: Lanier and Co./David Lanier •Michael Briggs: Sun Bank/Bob Douglas •Dana Johnson: Sun Travet/ClndyUfller •Tam I Itollaway: Rich Food Ptan/Dukc Adamson •Crtotln Burnette: Stale Attorney's Office •Truong Nguyen: SUtea Attorney Office •Derek Drake: Steve's Pharmacy/Sieve Letchworth •Darrell Holloman: Conklin, Porter. Holmes •A m y Jacobs: Conklin. Porter, Holmes * Dorrie Sweet: 8 and H Fabricating •Valencia WeBst Stcnstmm. Mclntoah/Bob LONGWOOD - Ctty County Investigative Bureau agents tth A warrant reported finding cocaine. marUuana and several rearms In a starch of a bourn at 110 Northwood Road, angwood, at about 4 pjn. Tuesday, Mack Edward Coffinan. 20. 21 Edgsmon Are.. Winter prings, was arrested when he arrived there during the search i about 0 pm- He to charged with possession of cocaine and • LaShalonda Robinson: Ccntnl Florida Regional Hospital • Elisabeth Bordenkerchev: Seminole Community College/Dr. Earl Weldon • Jennifer Olllmore: Seminole Community CoUege/Wehton •Tina Jackson: Jim Barks, attorney • Penny Preaton: Lake M ary High School/Schumacher • Myn Fenn: Jim Phillips, doctor • A n th o n y C o n n e lly i T r u V a lu e Drugs/Donnle Reed • Heather Schaeffer: Arvlda Corporation. • Klanga Ford: Sanford Herald/Laura Solllen •Jennifer Beck: Hartaock and Hartaock •Gary Thomason: Marine Recruiter • S tacey S tlffe y ; Sun Bank/Janlce Longwood author's work helps pupils Beathard said several teacher* throughout the district have used "M a c's C hoice" as a there la an accom panying workbook. The district has made many efforts in the last three years to help stem the tide of drug use and abuse among students and In 10M there was one drug education special!* on staff in the district. Today, In addition to the efforts o f lour Ail) time prevention sprctaltots under the direction or Roger Beathard. health education coordinator. Seminole County MadlcM.gsamlnsr Or. MwaM Oom szptotnad fin a l reference Legal expert eaye mall road plait not OK county quests. Fine and former Metro Dade County Attorney Stuart Simon have drafted a MU that would allow all or a portion o f nwfjkf centers ind other ynilrtlf fftrfittffti "But for the proposed Infra­ structure. development could not take p la c e ,F lo e said. " L o c a l g o ve rn m en ts a re strapped and have no place to turn to pay for these needs." a 18-year member o f the Miami Downtown D m )t Authority, said the proIn the state community Fine said If a sponsor can be found for the bill. It will be submitted to the 1901 session of tbo Legislature. Pensacola crack m other fa c ta poaaaaaion charge M uRsdSywsM onM tfaM T urinalysis when he placed her on ther systems. ftom the mother and child at I In a&Cusivityfrom Paris, fn t t a . Tired o f dieting and exercising? Millions o f Europeans have perfected their figure with Cytha 7m from Eltgance of Paris**. For the first time in the U S A , this unique salon treatment is now available to you in the convenience o f your home. l b receive your free information, send this coupon to; Resident loses first round in wetlands dumping case SANFO RD — Juan Adriattoo has lost his first legal bout in hto effort to block Seminole County from forcing him to dean a wetland dumping area hto home near Ovtado. Snwtnoto Circuit Judge 8. Joseph Davis baa diamtoacd Adriatlco's case against the county, saying be failed to property notify the county o f the suit fUed In September last year. AdriaUco charged the county code enforcement board la unconstitutional and therefore cannot Impose fines on him. Adriatlco's attorney. Joseph Roster, said be did not serve county officials with the suit because he hoped negotlalions would resolve the matter. I �**•**! •**r ■•* , 4A — Sanford Hwrald, Sanford, Florida — MMmidiy, April 1*. 1N0 •/ “• •?.: ROBERT WALTERS iittn « i -m ) 300 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. 33771 Area Code 407*333*3611 or 831-9993 Wsyaa 0. Dsyte, I umomw. r ■ * Lavra MM* SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 M onth*....................... ........... SIB.BO 8 Month*................. ............. 030 00 1 Year ....................................... 87800 E D IT O R IA L S Justice served According to his own testim ony to Cbn grew , form er National Security Adviser John Poindexter m asterminded the Iran-Contra schem e and kept It secret from Ronald Reagan In order to Insulate him from the political fallout. Although Poindexter later changed hla story at his crim inal trial, there was never any doubt about the leading role he played In secretly d ivertin g funds from Iranian arm s sales to the Nicaraguan rebels. Thus the Jury's guilty v ^ Uct ^ far the cover-up Crimea orchestrated by Poindexter ETvesthe cause o f Justice. Insurance firms abuse public trust TRENTON. N J . — Although unjustifiably high auto-insurance rates have Infuriated consumers throughout the country, nowhere has the Industry's abuse of the public trust been more apparent than In New Jersey. Stale officials are only beginning to undo the damage done In the wake of the 1963 founding of the Joint Underwriting Association. Intended to provide Insurance to the relatively few high-risk motorists who otherwise were unlikely to obtain coverage. Although tbe JUA was established as « state agency, tbe authority to Issue policies, process claims'and otherwise administer the prog am waa delegated to 18 commercial Insurance companies. Including State Farm. Liberty Mutual. Travelers, Aetna. Continental and other liVlirtry leaden. Those firms abused the JUA to circumvent government requirements that limited the amount they could charge for f and prohibited rate i approval. Instead of confining JUA coverage to ac­ cident-prone motorists, the Insurance companies sought to eliminate their riek exposure by dumping Into the JUA i virtually all young drivers, meet new state those wtth slightly blemlahed driving records. By rejecting appHcoUans for steadied a menial Insurance from an except the least risky drivers, the Insur­ ance companies filled the JUA program with 1.8I’tnUiion million ipeo­ ple — 40 percent of i estate's motorists. The system was The further flawed by an arrangem m P ent IIHat l i n k e d t h e ad* > 4 mlnlstratlve fees paid to the insurance com panies to ’ the dollar value of the JUA clkliM they set­ f F ortvtry tled. Thus, greedy dollar they collect from higher their customfeee by approving i culms ana era, auto In­ paytng out mare In surance comstate money than the pen lea retain fond took In. 35 cants. | The tnduetry baa not been In other stoles during the Between 1963 and 1989. auto insurance 1 nationally soared 78.7 percent, while the Consumer Price Index rose 34.6 percent. 1 The five counts on which the form er W hite House aide was convicted are neither trivial nor political in nature, as hla supporters contend. For every dollar they collect Bom. their customers, auto Insurance companter retain 38 cento to pay for generous executive salaries, adntUttotraUve coats, legal Only 68 cento to returned to the pollcyholdcn as claims payment*. By comparison, consumers receive 90 cents from health Insurance compa­ nies and 98 cento from the federal government's Social Security Administration. Probably the beat known popular protest against auto Insurance companies occurred In California, where consumer sdvocste^Rrtph were angry about years o f price-gouging, coverage reductions and arbitrary la 1998. that state's voters approved a ballot tlon backed by Nader that called for an f premiums to 1997 levels rollback o ft followed by a 30 percent rate cut. JACK ANDERSON Fraud of 1990s: Social Security that Poindexter lied to Conties designed tn branch aa ft pursued to deceive the Into the Iran-Contra affair. Th is abuse ooff power area an intolerable WASHINGTON — Fraudulent use of Social Security numbers to creating a button dollar crime wave. violation of the public trust. era, Among the use o f Social'Security numbers to out c f financial aid, to and own to buy guns. A growth IndtMtry tor the aale ofcounterfeit cards has even been r" ' *1 destroyin g evidence. In letters to three depurate House com m ittees. Poindexter de­ clared that the administration was com plying fu lly w ith the "s p irit and le tte r" o f a co n fessio n a l ban on aid to the Contras. In reality. Poindexter and hla energ etic lieute­ nant. Ohver North, .w ere engaged In o f how m ight he, tying to Moreover, the rate hikes far outpaced the growth in the coala of two leading auto Incurance expenses — medical care and auto repairs. During the same six-year period, the tncreaeeatn those categories were 83.6 percent and 38.1 nl. irespectively. percent, Filet* ate replete with examples, such as tbe Virginia man h o u a e d a curity number first to obtain a d riv e r's the ends i and secretly iutUfted* Such p ow tt that la (ITCAJlUii w nicft W illi to New Yortt society. Poe "th k ' bands o f drug tfMftifB*1 vesttgator* pro- lagging , pfMKH M MIn *---HlW IYH ate. Aa a hey sought tacitly i the president's violating the law. In his ... deposition, however, Reagan he always directed hts a ta ffto stay within the law. Throughout the long and exhaustive ELLEN G OO DM AN Ties that bind to empty nest BOUTON - T h e attheiapaflheataba ta Im lMiih i* (o them young do not any — because they don't always know — Iks difficulty they have letting of fraud will b— y w * conotm..** Lost year, tbe lasgector Genera! at Housing and Human Services helped authortttoa obtained more than 1.000 convtcin Illegal lies Security neatly dtoolsylng one eahtbtt. Thta one' unnrthrd tP**— l<*,‘*t* R ea ga n 's b ileefu l ign oran ce does n ot absolve him o f m oral responsibility for the i ne crim es hla aides carried outt in In ms Ms name, name. The Rice w as plainly occupant o f the O val O ffice responsibility to derelict in his supreme rt n a purely legal uphold the law . Yet. from standpoint, the Jury correctly agreed with Poindexter's ow n assertion that the "buck stops here w ith m e." LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. AU fetters must be alined. Include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a alnghlc sutgset and be as brirf as possible.. Letters are subject to editing. Berry's World leeo. Alm ost'four years ago. the resident vacated this space to become a student. She Is now 31 yean old. The room and It* artifacts ere (huen si age IB. The mother who lives here year-round oomba In to look over the contents from time to tttne.' There to the extends bom Or. Beuas to "Our Ourselves." There o n I tbe memorial to < walls coveted with posters coveted with bumper sti in 1983.1964 and 1998. neoele mavlne onto *Im> shaky eadsnee want the security of turf of ____ that they can go home /again? How •many want to believe that they can he children agtin? Then to comfort tn the idea that ------"■ ‘ ' ----- ^ a n free**-framed In available. i UOm of the am hatched in C a llfo to ia .. Taro residents part of Social Security, Tito two. Henry Nguyen and One Rady, operated Unlvcreal patent center to Oakland at they wouMMalp non* t g g Vietnamese But lately what tbe woman aces In this memorabilia, this back to the fotun decor, to the stuir o f an emoti mat time warp. The apace foeto melancholy, like a waging mam. Tbe suds seem to expect the return of a i child, when In fact it ton young1 fonto to thetr own bem Into thetr par • Bo the mother hao gotten the i the layers o f the peat, in peek tb* Mama of childhood away, and to point over history and atari tomb. She summer with a I But when she l It to greeted by N something 'tese>then i end of the Una, the a surprised —eti d ll i Iff - ■ jh i T ■■ >®mirqi mo benefits for asthma. The pair filed an applkattoaferlw.cfetm h ^ her son retardbd. Other cUnic when actually i been to Mexico. AH told, the nfcnden pleaded gudty onltortlng 870.900 In aoctol sscurity bene Tbe mother lefts the room took like a |the hesitancy tn I >anhfy. "Con to remain a shrine to your i And the student answers. •Has." Only a fong-dtslsnivi laugh lightens her « NNbiWA bw V war catted • PW M 9 today Oo yo u Asm P P M ______ ih e h S d o ’t used; In lea years waa now a den. There was no for him anymore. And she knows a aM unexpectedly stunned when her left for Florida The site of her 1went up for ask- hangs up the round one. it occurs to her that having Ilost n iocnemLng more Interior than going on tn thto mrcn'rjuot en'r Ji i r _ VP L they were talking about growing up nod The mother was running ahead of hcrartf. oern't wool to board up Ibis bed. or a final statement about separation. It than a little while to accept aa adult. Shouldn't a .room when Us owner gradu- Thto woman has heard many people on the winp j^AgiiMqp^ yak about ih f dMRrtiky of getting parents to accept and grant their Independence, their aeparatenees. their dif­ ference. It to a running theme o f these years. But the business of renovating family naahlpa she knows, to tricky. Ar families up. parent* as well aa chlkfcu* start tu juggle old ways and tics, to balance their acnae erf Independence and their sense of belonging, la the lives of adult families, tf turns out that for each other to more than a When they go home, for a week or a r. they say that Us bar i buw much they've < I •Four people la New Jersey, through a of fetor numlun and infMikMe obttkid A tooaooo tank lottn 1mutton la the sale ofcompany stock. •An Ohio woman used fetes t u r n ft—jfll Security mnifrtn to get gsver ) Thto burdsonlnx Ms ever Modal tacurtty fineness. ^ Patrick Miynlbra. D-NY. has to ha t o ia c to lia cutty aa revNue. and oaa Mi Mm budget deficit. The Mae of the IBM prealdcnttol ^ niggll to to ha in vtafettaa^rBuSfa" w e now advocatbig an the asrings ana it to raise uses. 1 �■w *-er ^ * i « » • • • - • -v • Red Gross protests Tuesday. "W e don't know of any data that show thla Is necesThe cancellations have coat the Red Cross about 1.000 pints using their Wood a high risk. But Tomasuk) said blood do­ nated to the Red Cross Is checked routinely Tor the AIDS antibody. I f w j j itg The New York Blood Center, which also will address the FDA meeting, agrees that the ban la unnecesaary. said Andrea Smith, spokeswoman for NYBC. the nation's largest blood bank. re a s o n a b le ," Sm ith sa id . 'There * no evidence lo support this, and It's created an absurd situation of stigmatising a whole nationality." The Miami Archdiocese will ■end representative Leona Coo­ per to the FDA meeting, and the Miami branch of the NAACP also will send a representative. Miami Mayor Xavier Suarez said he will send a telegram opposing Ihc ban. "A ll of these groups wilt give us some political power," said Jean-Claude Desgrange*. presi­ dent of the Haitian American Coalition of Health, which orga­ nised the opposition. "We have to show the community Is really suffering because of this, and now the community has Joined "W e think thla ta totally un- Schools ance fraud. A federal jury In Brooklyn convicted David Greenberg. 46. a resident of Bel Aire Beach. Fla. He was found guilty along with his brother. Bruce, and several floted •Insurance claims for his with tbs budget the governor baa given the Lrgtslature." Cssfor said. "W that weren't enough, the Senate and Ho u m am chipping away at what's left." she said, referring to Moodgy's decision by a Senate panel to cut back dropoutprevention pfem m s. The effort announced Tuesday combines the lobbying power o f teachers, parent groups, school b o a rd gsem b era and adminis!rotors. "W e're caught in a political soueeee." a aM ftt Tomido, head of the Florida Educators AaaodaUon-UiUtad. "W e Intend to break that soucese." "WaSre baen M d *thta lan’t the year...thla MnT tha year...thla i s n ’ t th e y e e r * . " s a i d Netewender."WMl. thla la tha jrH s . million, prosecutors said, and bribed Insurance Investigators to cooperate. The claims were paid guilty on four baud counts and could aerve up to 35 years In jail, A sentencing date waanatmt. M sdfly discovery triggers response Nearly all poupa connected w ith education have been hersbly critical of the governor's proposed education pending plan far tha oondng year. They aay teacher raises are not MIAMI BPHtNOS - The dis­ covery of a Medlteman fruit fly has spurred an extensive In­ spection by agricultural officiate, who are concerned that an Insect Infestation could — n trouble for Florida's citrus industry. "They have been trying to do that for seven years," Cum- housing authority after he had mtrigs said. “ They think this is been denied aogcaa to housing some sort o f welfare program. It authority flies late last week and lan't. It'a supposed lo be a again Monday. SHA has authorized a morato­ government agency business." "I just want to tee lo It that rium on auch access, denying everyth ing la run fair and access to flies and copies of the agency. Scott mid that morato­ above-board." Cummings said. rium violatea Florida statute* "And that la all I have to say." Rosemary Charles, Seminole remitting access to public rec­ Joint Tenant Council president, said DetrevtUe la insensitive to the needs o f the tenants. She mid Detrevllle refused to apeak ites in recent with any a t the members of the to impose the g pmjrct sssnriallona Detrevllle and BuralU were not available for comment thla morning, Tha SHA office was evacuated access to housing authority flies briefly during the proteat at would have to make an ap­ about 8t90 pun. yesterday when pointment. and specify the flies they wanted to see and the cMuiiovn pouGr rccciTca report* o f an anonymous phone call renaona they wanted to see saying the premises should be them. He also add he would try cleared within 40 minutes, to rneurr that individuals wan­ Police and flit Investigators, ting to see the files would have to wait no longer then 48 hours. however, found no bomb, Sweeting aaid Florida law Bruce Scott. Central Florida allows for tUea .to be accessed note and Volusia Census office, admitted "there were glitches in the b egin n in g.*^ But she said. 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"There probably could not have been a civil righ t! movement without the contributions that he (Abernathy) made." said Andrew Young, a former rights worker, former mayor of Atlanta and current candidate for governor o f Oeorgla. "In the early days tn Montgomery (Ala.), when Martin Luther King Jr. was a very young and shy man. It waa Ralph Abernathy's friendship and support which helped him emerge as the kind of leader who helped to shape our South and to plant the seeda of human rights and human dignity now spreading all over Ihe world." Young said. The grandson of s slave. Abernathy organised the 1B3S Montgomery bus boycott with King after seamstress Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white rider. The two fanned the Southern Christian Leadership Conference In 1067 with other black clergyman, and the organisation became a backbone It) the ctvll rights movement. Abernathy. Klng'a closest friend, waa with the civil rights leader when he waa assassinated In Memphis. Tenn.. on April 4. IBM, and shortly thereafter assumed the slain minister's position As president of the SCLC. Abernathy, like King, waa committed to non­ violence and maintained a Oandhl-Uke demeanor even during the worst confrontations with police In various areas. "A stalwart soldier In Ihe army of justice has fallen." said (he Rev. Joeeph Lowery, who followed King and Abernathy m leader o f the SCLC. "Ralph Abernathy « u one of the greatcat ctv rights leaders In the country. It’s a real loaa ft America." said Philadelphia Mayor Wilson Goode * ■ ___ : out of the ___ j ___ \ spotlight in i Abernathy bowed national the 1070s. but created a stir last year far wrttln writing about King's reportedly extensive extra-marital affairs In his autobiography. "And the Walla Came Tumbling Down.” Shortly after Its publication In October, King's Bbenexer Baptist Church called for a boycott of the book and some members of the dvtl rights community called on Abernathy to retract state­ ments they say tarnished Klng'a reputation. Abernathy defended the book, saying Ms claims about King already were widely known and had been included In at least two other publications. Referring to King as his “ dearest Mend" and a man he "dearly loved," Abernathy Insisted that omitting the psmagrs about “ my friend's weak- Csaatf. StarMs, m * t mm SMMMsss Nam at COMSUTIi IVtTCMS & tOUISMf NT. MM that I MttM t» rrahNr ttM mmm mm «h* C M at Ns Some of those expressing sorrow at his passing referred to the uproar over the book. "It would be strong to pay so much attention In this book that It takes away (him his record as a civil rights leader." Ooods said. Lowery said the uproar la In the past. '1 think that has passed Into history and history will look kindly on hta contribution." he said. Abernathy spent almost all of tils adult life fighting for what he conatdervd at causes that needed Immediate action. He waa active in countless protests and often was arrested for hta uniclM H oi) In Ihow rtrimnHnHoni Abernathy eras bom March 11. IBM. In Unden, Ala., and grew up on his parents' farm. He Abernathy decided at an early age to clergy and In IBM. at age 23. waa on Baptist minister. He became pastor o f I ptpUM u s u m i Hi HHUBMCV/ i AIH-s 1 Scientists link gens and alcoholism for first tlm t B f KARI M KLI MKI N UW Science Writer_____________ BOSTON - Scientists lor the first time have found a gene that a p p e a rs to be lin k e d lo alcoholism, providing strong new evidence the dlseasr af­ fecting IS million Americana to caused si least partly by heredi­ ty. it w m reported. A study of tissue from the brslna of 70 human cadavers concluded the gene was present In 77 percent of alcoholics and absent In 72 percent of non" ‘ '■thqj have been clearly tied to a genetic defect, alcoholism Is a complex disorder that racy have balk ^ u i l a ana maaaB anulaMMliaillal Dotn genetic cnTin jfu n eiiu u causes. they said. ee tms SMMTsaatM U lllC m CIKQMT, % sponds to alcohol, perhaps making him need more alcohol to get a sense of pleasure, the researchers said. The researchers stressed the results should bs Interpreted gMTHSCaaiWTJPIMTt m m g g yxxncr Congress returns from break ----------------- -------------- approved, as part o f a *3 4 year 1001. which begins C United Brass Interns!tons! WASHINGTON which returned from Its holiday today, la headed far a period of all-out partisan warfare over the budget, campaign fi­ nance reform . a n !)-c rlm e measures and other legislation, with no cease-fire In sight. Democrats, without support from the Republicans, are ready to go It alone on the fiscal 1001 budget, working on the assump­ tion that some time later In the year there wilt have lo be an accommodation with the White House. Slm llarlly, the Democrats, having failed so far to reach any agreement with the Republicans, plan to push their plan for campaign finance reform and are If they can crack previously solid GOP opposition. There are. however, some bright spots far Congress tn the weeks ahead, with the possibility of final action on child-care legislation and wrong progress on (he clean air bill. The Senate and House have approved child-care measures and negotiators will have lo work out a compromise. The Senate has approved a clean air bill and House action Is now scheduled for early May. Far more pressing, at least In Ihe view of President Bush Is final action on a money bill to help Panama and Nicaragua. And this proposal could lead to an all-out fight on the question o f foreign aid. Before the recess, the House c1gErntil gg||ggf f||gi ssNI auur it. w flBjm «m i * m aitiQSNCSi unkwomi YOU ASS HSSSSV NOTI- m itm ent. O tbsr Influential senators consider Ute request excessive and aotns want to shift part of the mooey to countries la Eastern Bumps. Alter weeks o f private meet meeting privately for weeks laying the groundwork far the open sessions. Fof thecurrent rot* cod Budget resolutions, which Bush does not sign or veto, am blueprints Congress uses to m eet the G rim m -R u d m in i i �Sanford Msretd. Sanford. FtOftda — Wadnsadsy, April 11. 1W0 —T* Soviets stop Lithuanian gas supply said ll would nol weaken the republic's resolve. United Presa International Explosion rocks Aoun headquarters BEIRUT. Lebanon — A huge explosion rorkrd (be army headquarters of ChristIan military leader Oen. Michel Aoun In Christian east Beirut today, killing three soldiers and wounding several others, police said. Police said the wounded Included the commander of Aoun's strike farce. Capt. Antoine Abl Samra. who had led major battles sgslnst the rivsl Christian Lebanese Forces militia of • Samir Oeagea for the control of the 310-square-mile Christian enclave since Jsnuary. Police said the explosion occurred st the base o f Aoun's Strike Force In the suburb of Vane. 5 miles southeast of Beirut atB-.30a.rn. Vane Is yards sway from the Presidential Palace of Baabda. where Aoun has resided since he was appointed head of a military Cabinet In September lflftB. Restraint urged In India, Pakistan NEW DELHI. India - The United States and the Soviet Union are quietly trying to reduce the threat o f war In South Asia, pursuing high-level efforts to cool rising tensions between India and Pakistan fueled by the uprising in Kashmir, diplomatic sources said. The sources Indicated Tuesday that whlle the superpower Initiatives are going on independently. Washington and Moscow are sending the same messages of a need for restraint aa pari of a larger goal of pursuadlng the two rivals to start a dialogue. Cuba begins Jamming Radio Marti MEXICO CITY — Cuban authorities, who far the past three Weeks have Jammed UJL-sponsored TV Marti programs, began teats Tuesday to block signals of Radio Marti, the official Cuban news agency Prenaa Latina said. Prcnaa Latina. In a dispatch monitored In Mexico City, said Washington had launched an "Informative Invasion of the Island, thereby unleashing a psychological and disinformation war" against Cuba. MOSCOW — Lithuanian President Vytautas Landsbrrgls pledged "wc will survive" even though the Soviet Union said II waa cutting natural gaa deliveries to Lithuania because the republic Ignored an ultimatum to rescind Independence legisla­ tion. Landsbergts told British radio such a "b ru ta l" move from Soviet President Oorbaehev was unexpected, but "W c can survive In poor conditions," Landsbergts laid Independent Radio News In London. "W e su rvh t-il in war conditions. In terrible post-war conditions, without any gaa. without any oil.... We will survive." A telegram from the Soviet Western Trans Oos company to the Lithuanian gas com­ pany Mid Moscow had ordered the simply of natural gas lo the republic "sharply curial ledheglnn ing Tuesday. MANAGUA, Nicaragua Contra leaders and members of Nicaragua's outgoing and tncomfirst day of talks with the rebels and tbs Sandinista Front in it over the date far itedtaarm. hyfHl Oscar Sovalbarro, popularly known aa Commander Ruben, indicated that tha rebate would not be able to dtaarm before the Inaugura­ tion April 25 of President-elect YpDIBta * I/4H1AJ The spokeswoman said an employee of the republic's oil refinery at Maxelklai reported the facility got a call from Moscow saying off supplies would also be cut off. South African president rejects black domination budget debate came In advance of preliminary negotiations May 2 with the ANC. followed fay ■ JOHANNESBURQ. South European visit that Includes Africa — President Fredrrtfc de meetings with British Prime Klerk. In the clearest Indlrailon Minister Margaret Thatcher and of his position ahead of talks on French President Francois Mit­ ending South Africa's racial terrand. conflict, rejected black majority "While we are honest and rule and declared power sharing genuine In our quest to create as the only solution "fair to all." equal opportunities for all, we In an address to a joint session are not prepared lo destroy of Parliament, de Klerk unveiled existing rights or allow them to the philosophical underpinnings be destroyed." the 34-year-old of Ids vision for n new constitu­ de Klerk said, referring to the tion that would prevent the country's Bmillion whites. country from falling "prey to a "Those who enjoy full political section o f the population St the rights st present are not pre­ expense of the rest." pared to bow out apologetically De Klerk reaffirmed any new from the stage of history." constitution will be submitted lo Declaring majority rule "par­ a referendum. He also lashed out at the ticularly attractive" lo the 28 right-wing Conservative Parly m illion black m ajority, but for stirring while hysteria and "unacceptable" to the minority, the African National Congress de Klerk said he believed a for Its "continued commitment power-sharing arrangement could be reached during the lo armed struggle." His address during the annual negotiations. United Presa International_______ Contras begin UNO, Sandinista negotiations .MUMKJ Oil supplies also were reportedly threat­ ened. A spokeswoman for the Lithuanian re­ public in Vilnius said gas was still appar­ ently flowing through a pipeline from the Soviet Union Tuesday despite the telegram announcing a curtailment of supplies, but she did not know If the amount hod been Nicaraguan armed forces chief would urge Chamorro to gradu­ without s problem." Sovalbarro o f sta ff MaJ. Oen. Joaquin ally diaaim the Ssndtniate army aald. Cuadra. who heada the San- aa well as the Contras, and "T h ere Is a commitment dlnlsta delegation, aald he warned that the rebel disarming whereby the Contras will put believed the disarming could be may not occur before (he transi­ down i heir arms." he said. "Hut tion ofpower. brought about by (hen. ivr need to advance u process "w e have confidence It can be "The process will lake Ume." whereby the military will dis­ done. It all depends on (the ho said In n telephone interview. arm." Contras') political will and on the Moot of the Contra rebels have material conditions to carry It Chamorro has said she will left camps In Honduras since the out, but (here Is enough time on Feb. 25 election s won by remove all high-ranking San­ the calendar to do It." Cuadra Chnmorro and moved Into dinista officials from the military said. "Today, we will be dis­ Nicaragua, where there are now and haa devised a plan to reduce cussing the technical details of more than 10.000combatants. th e e l s e o f N i c a r a g u a ' s how." 70.000-member armed forces. "Dona Violets ts the mother of The talks were scheduled to The n a tion al Sandinista both (the Contras and the armed reeume today. . Earlier. Sovalbarro told United forces). She haa lo find a formula Workers Union Joined in the internal lonal-that the, u.to disarm the two ,brothers disarmament call VaUyvlU l 1 - * —’ p-rnh | m.$ i "Y# , fliti*' “ If You Are: Moving Into Or Around The Area Getting Married Having A Baby Let your Welcome Wagon representative answer your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. 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Luke Brantley's Patriots con ­ verted on a multitude of walks Tuesduy afternoon at Red Hug lolkc Park to rout Oviedo 11-2 In Sem i­ nole A th le tic C on feren ce g irls softball action. The win gives Lake Brantley u 10-1 record In SAC play going Into Thursday night's winner-lake-all showdown with Lake Mary (also 10-1 In the conference ufter blowing out Seminole 29-0 on Tuesday). In the first Inning, the Patriots bcneflitcd from five consecutive walks. Including three with the liases loaded, to score three runs. The third Inning saw more of the same, with three consecutive walks leading to a four-run outburst. In each of the big Innings. Luke Rookie, Bulls rally past Celtics Chicago Hulls rookie Starry King Is becoming u veteran Just In time for the pluvoffdrive. King, the Hulls' top pick In 1989. scored 10 imlnts off the benrh Tuesday night. Including a key free throw with 5.3 seconds left, to help rally the Hulls to n 111-105 victory over the Host on Celtics. The loss snup|>rd a six-game winning streak for the Critics, who dropi>cd two games behind the Idle Philadelphia 76crs In the Atlantic Division. In other games. Atlanta pounded New Jersey 118-95. Washington beat Orlando 129-127. Los Angeles nipped Seattle 102-101. Cleveland defeated Milwaukee 96- HH. Dallas downed Utah 97-96. Houston hlastrd Sacramento 112-97. and Denver slashed Minnesota f 19-88. B rantley needed Just a single hit In Blue Jays ofl to quick start The people who said thrrr was no clear favorite In the Amrrlrun League East this season have overlooked the Toronto Hlur Jays. Notoriously poor starters, the Hlur Jays have amassed a 6-3 start so far and. though they arc still tied for first place with New York, their history o f fast finishes bodes well. Mike Flanagan scattered four hits over five Innings Tursday night and Kelly Gruber. Pat Hordrrs and Junior Felix homerrd In an 8-2 win over the Halt Imore Orioles. In other games. Texas downed Milwaukee 6-2. New York beat Detroit 4-1. Kansas City topped Cleveland 4-2. Chicago shaded Hoston 2-1. Minnesota shaded Seattle 6-5 and Oakland clipped California 7-5. Hs«sM Photo* By Ti You forgot tom tlhing Sometimes In the heat ol the moment, making the simplest plays becomes the most difficult ol tasks. On Tuesday at Red Bug Lake Park, Lake Brantley's Nicole Rathbun (No. 22) and Oviedo catcher Cindy Blocker danced around home plate, Blocker missing the tag attempt (note the ball in the wrong hand) and Rathbun coming up short ot the plate In the process. Finally. Rathbun touched the plate to score the run. do Its damage. The Oviedo lulls all but fell silent ufter a first Inning rally was killed by the fine defensive work of Patriot first baseman JcnSoost. In the home half of the first Inning, the Lions hud connected for four straight lilts to get on the scoreboard when S<iost made a diving catch o f a line drive, then tagged the bag to complete un unassisted double play and end the scoring threat. W illie Oviedo would score another run In the fifth Inning, for all Intents and purposes, their offensive fire had been doused: u game-ending double play with the liases loaded punctuated the afternoon. LANS HOWELL 30. LYMAN 3 FOOTBALL CASSELBERRY - Lake Howell tuned up for the upcoming district tournament with u 20-3 romp over Lym an In a Sem inole A thletic Conference sofiball contest that featured 17 hits by the Sliver Hawks Offardahl signs four-ysar pact MIAMI — Miami Dolphins Pro Howl linebacker John Offerdahl. who missed the first six games last year because o f a contract dispute, signed a four-year contract with the team, team officials announced Tuesday. "W e got II done quickly and efficiently and I am looking forward to playing with the Dolphins for another four years." Offerdahl said. ‘T v r said that I didn't want to leave the area and I'm hapay ity t this contract d o n e . " — Offerdahl. 25. who lives In Fort Lauderdale, was voted to the AFC Pro Howl last year for the fourth lim e In his four years In the league. He didn't sign a ton tract until Oct. 16 and saw reserve duty In his first two games before starting Nov. 5 against Indianapolis. The second round draff pick out of Western Michigan In 1966 finished the season ranked third on the team with 72 tackles. 58 solo, and 1.5 sacks In 10 games. C S «« Softball. Pago 3B UktBrkMWy Ovikte It I t • LP — Motion. IB - Nona. IB —Mana. MB — ! tt-a. D istrict tennis event heads into final day Dodgers hand Cubs first loss NATIONAL H A O U 1 SANFORD — And then there were non e. . . undefeated teams, that Is. The Rinker Dodgers, behind the hitting and pitching o f Joshua Watson, ended the Railroaders Cubs dreams o f an undefeated season with an 8-7 triumph In National Division play of the Sanford Recreullon D epartm ent L ittle Major Baseball League at Roy Holler Field Tuesday night. In the other game pluyed Tues­ day. the Suntiilund Pirates won their second game o f the year with a 13 9 defeat of the First Federal of Seminole Cardinals. With one game left In the first half of the season, the Dodgers and the Culm are tied at 6-1 while the Cardinals and the Pirates arc lied at 2-5. Next action for the National Division will be Saturday. At 8 a.m. the Cardinals will take on the Disabled American Veterans Royals: ut 10 a.m.. the Dodgers face the Seminole Ford Red Sox: at noon, the Pirates take on the First Union A's: and at 2 p.m.. the Cubs will challenge the Sun Bank Orioles. Tuesday night's game between the Dodgers and the Cuba was a great one. The Cubs got on the board first with a pair of runs in the bottom of the first. Hut the Dodgers loaded the bases with two outs In the top o f the second. Lorenzo Robinson then hit Rods finally opsn at horns Cincinnati had to wait two weeks for Opening Day this year but for Keds fans It was worth It. Cincinnati, traditional host o f the majorleague opener, lost the honor this year due to the spring training lockout. The lockout postponed the first week of the season and the revised schedule forced the Reds to spend the first two weeks of the season on the road. The Reds relumed from their Initial road trip of the 1990 seaain unbeaten after six games and Improved that to seven Tuesday with a 2-1 victory over the San Diego Padres. ElA-’wherc In the National Lraguc. Montreal shaded Philadelphia 2-1. Pittsburgh pounded St. Louis 7-2. Chicago nipped the New York Mels 8-6 In 13 Innings, and Los Angeles topped San Francisco 10-5. HOCKBY Bourqus, Bruins oust W hsltrs B O S T O N — R ay B o u rq u e 's pain w as overmatched by his heart and the Boston Bruins rode his dramatic return to u seventh-game playoff victory. John Byre scored his first NHL goal 90 seconds Into the game and the Bruins went on to a 3-1 victory Tursday night In the Game 7 of their first-round playoff with the Hartford Whalers. , Bourque, the Bruins' star defenseman and team leader, was not expected to play because of a hip Injury which had sidelined him for the previous four games. The sellout crowd of 14.448 ut Hoston Garden sustained a defeaning roar when Bourque skated onto the Ice before the game. Boston will host Montreal in Thursday night's opener o f the Adam s Division final. n iM Majors. Pag* nwM nmm p?a**? «p **" W ith Janny Wise (above). Krlatina Kotseos and Mlml Tran ail In loday'a alngles llnala. Oviedo was In good shape to claim the 4A-District 5 championship. A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS - Oviedo widened Its advantage In the girls' standings and Lake Brantley and Lake Mary were staging a war In the boys' porilon of the District 4A-5 tennis loum am rnl at Sunlundo Park Tuesday. The Lions have players In the singles finals at No. I (Jennie Wise). No.3 (Kristina Kotseos) and No.4 IMIml Tran). Other county teams with girls In the singles finals ure Lake Mary ut No.3 ITrael Mulchnlkl und No.5 (Laurie Hahnl and Luke Brantley at No.5 (Krista Grimm). * * . „ . , In the boys. Lake Brantley has players In the duals o f No. I (Jason Appcll. No.3 (Scott Ryan). No.4 (Jonathan Johnson) and No.3 (Paul Farqulursonl singles. O ther county schools with players who have udvanced to the finals are Lake Mary at N o.l (Jason White) und No.2 (Ryan Rogers) singles and Lyman at No.4 singles (Daniel Gasti). Jennie Wise (seeded No. 2| had little trouble reaching the finals with a 6-1. 6 0 victory over Allison Dickey of Ikxine. Wise will play top-seeded Laura Klmmcl of Winter Park In the finals. Klmmcl rolled over Allison Colvin of Apopka 6-0.60. The No. I seed In No. 3 singles. Katscos o f Oviedo defeated Tert Chappell o f Boone 6-2. 6-4. to reach the finals opposite the No. 3-scedrd Mutehnlk. Mutehulk upset No. 2 seed Allison McCarthy o f Winter Park 6-4. 6-7.6 I. In No. 4 singles. No. 1 seed Ik-ather Smith o f Boone and the second-seeded Tran o f Oviedo reached the finals with eusy wins over Jennifer Wheeler o f Lake Mary (6-2.60) and Mary Phallm o f Winter Park 16-1. □S«* Tsnals, Pag* 3B s e e flirts w ith victory against V alencia By DSAN SMITH _______ SANFORD — Just like they had done In the previous four Ivase ball meetings wlllt Valencia tills year, the C Saa Raidtrs. Paga 3B 111 Mt Ml II - I Mt Ml Ml M - I V llM C tl Herald sports writer II I II I M cO rixM . Lucirt M l. F itte r I I I and L tS r x q u * W m tcs. B srdter (J). W ndbirg I I I . C < K te *tfcl M l. Nutrateck l> l. A b riu (•) *nd F r S f l WF F ttte I P - Abrsu IS - Lynch. Smith IVCCl. F v llw . P»Wr». C o littk l I SCCI IB - Non* HR - G rttch uk IVCCl R tio rd t - Valencia >4 JO. 14 t M FC Sammota 1011.111M FC Thanks to King, Bullets, Magic losing streak reaches 13 ORLANDO Bernard King scored Washington's last I I points. Including a 15-foot busriinc Juui|M-r with two seconds left, to lilt the Bullets to a 129-127 victory uver the Orlando Magic Tursday night. King, who finished thr night with 32 points. M-orrd Just four second-half points until the filial 3:26. He begun his scoring burst with u three-point play that propelled the Builds to u 121-117udvantage. Orlando s Scott Skll>-s thru trimmed the drflcll to 121-120 with a three point shot. Jerry TV BASKETBALL □ 7 :3 0 p.m. - WKCF 68. NUA. Orlando Magic at Boston Celtics. (L| THE BEST COVE 114 Ml I - II IN l i t t - I M*c1ms« sod ilw fd lv s n t Motion. B o ris !!« ( I) . Motion (4) sod Slocfcor WP — Hortmon « Reynolds, who wound up with u tram-high 26 points, later hit a pair of free throws with eight seconds showing to tie the game at 127. Although Orlando bud u chain c to snap a 12-game losing streak alter King's game-winning play, the team never got off a good shot. Harvey Grant knocked the Iwll away from Reggie Theus. leaving less than a second on the clink. Mark Alarle then Intcrccplcd a long pass, preventing Otis Smith from beating the buzzer with a layup. Jeff Malone, who contributed a game-high 33 (minis to the victory, scored 21 third-period (mints to put the visitors on lop 101-92 lute In the third period. With the Magic trailing 103-102 entering the Ituul |K-rlod. Theus scored on a Jumper to give Orlando Its first leud. 104-103. since the opening moments of the game. Washington responded with un 11-2 burst that put the Bullets uhrud 114-106. Four missed free throws In the final period kept the Magic from overtaking Washington — along wiih King, who also amassed a career-high 14 assists. , READ THE SANFORD M i �STATS E L ir . . 1 . & S TA N D IN G S lb. Hoars m. - w - f i s r a s _____ w m m cm. » t a s w i io . t - amaws Mars tan. Mhi . x o^'m.wciwn* fiT S IM M -Ill W M IM s - M t t l) , HM ( I I M tin w m m w -tM S L S W 'J a rnm,amr*Tn ow l-S m s Ul AMI SICAS llA ava in . O ). m -ira Ul. M r W a l MapraM tat. W HsB ti ll. MatTa-Frsrin. Seminole Community College Raldera M l behind early, only In rush back and rail lust short at victory. The Raiders M l behind 3-0 in the top of the first Inning but later bed the game at 8-8 only to lose • 4 In IS Innings In the Mid-Florida Conference laved at Raider Field Tuesday. . "W e had our chances," said Seminole coach Jack PMtaBm. "But we're atiS hot getting the big hit. But you’re not going hi w it many when the Brat two batters go 114 at tba plate. The middle ofour line-up did l.great Job." The lorn saw Seminole's record fall to 10-27 overall and 6-13 In the MFC. Tba Raiders will play at home today at 3 p.m. when they take on St. John’a River Community College In a make-up of an carter ratnouL With the win. Valencia keepa ha hope alive of a place In Urn elate tournament next month. The Matador* art only 24*20 overall tout In the MFC. where N counts, they arc 14*7 and fighting Santa Fa for the automatic second apot in Ihc The m m m - 1 it i ia r 's s fK started aa If Valencia would end It run and five errors led Brat-Mining nma. A double and two fly balls led to another Matador run In the second. 8CC started to peck away m ihc third m Damn and acored on a long t McCutcheon walkedI m off the center M d fence by MSte Fuller. The Raldera added two runs in the fourth to cut Ihc lead In hair and finally got back even In the sixth when Corey Coljcski lined a double to left-center to dear the bases. Valencia scored two runs on a walk and an error In the seventh lo go ahead 84 . But i SCC battled hack. Dan Peter* atofoed and went to third on a Scott Curat single,!. f t c h K l hit a alow roller that the second hasrman couldn’t handle. Peters scoring. Just when It looked like Uw Raiders might foil short am the first two batters In the ninth made outs. David Leugers kept things going with a single to center and Coljeakl walked. Pinch-hitler i Mart Panlah stepped lo the plate andI ©looped blooped a single to left center to score Leugers wtth the lying run. Carlos Abrcu came on In relief for SCC In the ninth and allowed only one baaerunner in hi* Brat three Innlnga of work. SCC had a couple of chances to score In the 10th and llth inning* but Called lo get the big hit to end the game. Majors Softball* IB • tat Uw Cube the lights. The IT the player's sldethcpark back to tie the s runs In the third and fourth Innings. Both teams scored Ovc runs In the fifth inning and the p m went to the sixth and deciding Inning, Oerald Bishopledoffthe sixth for the Cubs with a walk. When the fourth ball went by the f i r h f for a wfld pitch Bishop continued on to second. The catcher, trying to get Bishop at second, threw wlktty and Bishop pitcher far the Cube, struck out nine In his four-plus innings, Robert Dickerson came on in rebel to thwart the fifth Inning H otter uprising, but sutTrrrd the loes on the unearned run In the sixth. He atruck out three n d allowed two hits In his two Innings. ftovldlng the offense for the Cubs were Williams (triple, double, sin gle, three runs scored). Aaron Knight (single. two run* scored). Paul Evans Howard (one alngle and one run mored each) and Dickerson. Dustin DeMarco and Pshlan McKinney (one single damage for the imrs Fields (home wo singles, three Lamell Fayaon two runs scored). scored each) and Eugene Butler. Lonnie Fuller ana Vernsrd Smith (one run scored each). Sparking the cardinals offense ftAMUTtAU vr _______ ~~ 2 *8 Howell Tuesday. “ We are In the process of p reparin g Tor the d is tric t tournament.** said Lake Howell coach Jo Luciano. ‘’Everything we have done since the aprtng for districts." The win improved the Sliver Hawks record to 11*7 overall and ft-5 In the SAC. The last regular gamc of the season game far Lake Howell la Thursday, when the Silver Hawks take on Oviedo at Red Bug Lake Park Thursday starting at 3:30 pm . The leading hitters far Lake H ow ell w ere T in a Lem an (3 -for*4 , fou r R B I), M iesy Marlines (2-farO. triple, double. RBI). Marie Peters (2-for-3. triple, three RBI). Kristy York (2-for-t. two RBU. Doing the damage for Lyman were Mo. D’Amico (2-for-2). HlUaman (I-for-3. double) and Ml. D’Amico ( I -for-3). GENERALS • * H M (3 a t ([a il* S M ^ t M vm a m itM M M iM i IMtlw v lm m S ^ C S y M S k H M t ' I l M • amSST N • a m »n « me-w* In f S B i n < tw g m i o C TB TtofcaTJfc A.___J E ML Sgy 176 gas m p i S r M7 tM tM 1*67 166 U R tT f i 1M8 t i t Mar mi sM»m ' JttL M6 tM 446 466 SM tM Mf 171 t il M6 908 •10 734 7 «f |)| 6t7 art Ml 6 tt 461 * r U We Specialize In Custom Wheels Lake Brantley. Hahn defeated (tr* Boone S-4. 7-8 mid Ortmm lm Firming of Winter Part 7-6 ,3 4 4 4 Mary whip? set up the fit In No. 2 2,000 ^ n J | * 'V ' And High Perform ance T in a A.O.K. T IM MART UTIMOCO HOUM IM M M ra W B IS M ^ S sT sS & x r l �Sanlord Htrsld, Sanford, Ftortds — Wsdnasday, April IS, ISM — SB m Thompson and W a y n e [ A > ,i wS UMubswMng IOTRVU87 "A " ffwwbtr fltiala after a daae battle vttb Mck Johns. Roundtag out the top five were Jimmy •M um. Cindy Clifton and Wayne UnVCIICr. • The Powder PulT Derby went to Debbie Santo over Main Harks and Betty “ Bomber" M i :jm o w n td tn d Ito rB y m r* . I(IfI Mil I WAWPVJ' Y 5. . i l l K : / .iriR Smith. Fifth-place flnlaher Eada, who put up a etrdtag challenge agalnal Orr for moat a t the race. ' it .. a l — T - If I ' I L L iL a t U L l i: ! •:!’ * T w* ""»v n ff 1r " Tl * •If I V * r 'a E iZ Z E X l *; ms ' plete an Inside paaa far the lead on lap No. 31. -T-*— " ■ ' r r - 1 — l r r r r r m In other action Saturdayi • Ricky MarehaU won the Sportsman final over Von Crew*, Joey W om ack. Ralph “ The Cavem an*' Jonea and J e ff Burkett.' • For both Florida Modified feature winner Mike Fitch and Mini stock final winner Bobby Sears. It was their 13th victory of the season on the high-hanked half mile of pavement. • Ricky Johns heated Barbara Pierce to win the “ B" Bomber main event. • In the “ A " Bomber main. Donnie NaVmore drove lha Melbourne Radiolor Honte Cario to victory. Finishing a close second was Dave Bavtcfcl In a Plymouth. He was followed tar O eorge Rhone In a Ford. Leonard DettofT In a Chevrolet and Da vi d K s rs e y In an i< ,; i i b i .15, ,!i i b ' i, j i b • " 5 . ,;is M - o i r .A il * , , t, t i l l • i I, t i l l , t i: i , i n i i / . : i "5 .'. VZ , *1I, lilt * ; ■ m m . * ' r r o i m I, .1-I f w it w it ' * j c c z ir z n .- inr • i r x n v ^ n i r ;f ;i:n .;tRH 1 ''Y ' .iu tr i , . t. I. f i: •, . i n . n r . m r^ rm rT ifT n r?< ; n r n r m n r m r n m PRICE BLOWOUT! *yil i n ■■I ■■Oil a BCM6 TKlufy« r^X porterHP^vtn was also hts eighth of the season. Ha was at the wheel of tha Randy Alisa Rooflng/Run ■A-Bout Auto Satea/Parts Oenersl/Bunnitand Supplies Chevrolet Camam. drrwaa second over Meredith, Pete Orr {who just recently cams out of retirement) and Jim Sills. ’ *15. . i r i R 1 5. . ; : ■ * * T w a m » w a v r mn» AMn sa\m 1 ■Mi l »* -•* fA R M O F TA U In other action Friday night: • Tha StMap 'T T Bomber Special was a runaway for San­ ford's John “ BeUm It or Not" Ripley as he won tar a hill straightaway over Jeff Darby and Barbara Pierce. Dave Wad­ dell. up horn 20th at tbs start look fourth over Lee Woods. • Tuning up far this Friday's "Snap-on Tools'* Sportsman championship, Steve Latbem took h » second win o f tha season, ou lgu n n ln g R icky Marshall. Von Craws. Mika Ankney and Jeff Burkett. !)0n PARIS AN Open 7 Dayf A Wtwfc *..... Prices Expire April 25th 1996 PBftO AUTO M K IS q �*"S 1 t » » To give ynli additional information I am sending you a frri* ropy of my lleahh Report ' An Informed Approach To Surgery." 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Sanford, Florida - Wedneaday, April fg. tw o LOW PRICES NOBODY CAN BEAT! YOU'LL FIND HARVEST FRESHNESS FROM FLORIDA IN THE PRODIKE PATCH. w in n M d ix i I U ;■ \ ' 0: A T h is week in the produce department at Winn-Dixie, you’ll find Harvest Fresh .produce from Florida! It’s fresh, delirious and waiting for you at low prices at your nearby Winn-Dixie. We’ve made a commitment to bring you the lowest prices on the best quullty and variety of products for your family. Save every week without having to shop around. You’ll come out with the lowest total food bill, and that’s why we say Winn-Dixie has prices Nobody Can Beat. » M A , . PRICES IN THIS AO GOOD THURSDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19*25, 1990 HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA SWEET YELLOW CORN ^ . QUANTITY MIGHTS A m e r ic a ’s S u p e r m a r k e t HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA SALAD TOMATOES LB . HA R VEST FRESH FLORIDA ENDIVE. E8CAROLE or ROMAINE HARVEST FRESH HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA FLORIDA OREEN BELL I FLORIDA! /T f* 6 f FOR ITRY PRIDE U.S.D.A. 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Florida Stu d e n ts a ce S S A T s NEW S DIGEST S S A J 'I □ Sports Test scores here highest in the state S C O R E S For Seminole County 10th-Graders Unbeatable combination SCHOOL AUBURN HILLS. Mich. — Gritty defense on one end and Islali Thomas on the other proved once again to hr an unbeatable combination for the Detroit Pistons. 1990 SCO RES 1989 SCORES Reading Writing Math Reading Writing Math Laks Brantley 96 Lake Howell See Page IB Dodgers clinch championship FOREST CITY — The Dodgers clinched the West Seminole Pony Baseball League champi­ onship with a 9 -1 win over the Orioles. The Dodgers were the regular season champi­ ons with a record o f 18-2. On their way to the championship. Die Dodgers defeated the Royals and Phillies bcfcar knocking off the Orioles. 93 95 94 95 92 97 93 85 93 92 91 Lake Mary 97 97 92 94 93 93 Lyman 96 97 90 92 91 91 Oviedo 95 96 90 94 90 91 Seminole High 91 93 91 85 84 88 D IS T R IC T W ID E 95 95 90 93 91 92 S TA TE 92 93 87 89 66 88 See Page I B By VICKI DaSORMIIR Herald stall writer Htrald graphic by Klonia Jordan □ Florida Search for minority teachers intensified Leak still grounds Columbia CAPE CANAVERAL - Engineers pumped frigid liquid hydrogen rocket fuel aboard the shuttle Columbia Wednesday in a last-ditch bid to locate a leak that has wrecked NASA's launch schedule and threatens to ground the ship until early August. See Page 2 A □ Local By VICKI DeSORMIER Herald staff writer SANFORD — Over the past year, the personnel department of the Seminole County school district lias concentrated Us effort to rccrulte more minority teachers. District and school level administrators traveled to 10 schools across the state as well as to Louisiana Stale University and Southern University to try to tiring minorities Into the classrooms o f Seminole County. Three hundred ninety-six Interviews were conducted between February and December last year resulting In the hiring of 102 teachers The district has made an effort to identity the areas where the greatest Inequities exist. "T h e most critical areas for os are math, science and See Teachers. Page 5A Chamber says no to fireworks SANFORD — A hurt and angry Steve Alford left the Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce meeting room yesterday after the Executive Committee voted not to support him. as a group. In Ids efforts to raise money for Fourth of .July fireworks. See Page 3 A □ People Cook together, play together Memorial In U e U n d . w ho la also building ti computer business. This creative family docs things a little differently and they like being together. See Page 5B Melon thieves injure guard dog SANFORD — Eighteen watermelons arc miss­ ing and a Doberman pinscher guarding the scene has been hurt at a fruit stand at 999 Monroe Road. Sanford. Seminole County sherIfTs deputies report. Louis A. Morris. 51. of George's Balt and Tackle, reportedly told sheriffs deputies his melons, valued at $53. were stolen some time Monday night. When he reported the loss Tuesday evening. Morris also said that his Doberman pinscher dog's foot was apparently broken with an oak board during the theft. Polk back part-time SANFORD — Sheriff John Polk Is back at work for about three hours each day. as he continues to recover from eliest surgery to repair Internal damage thut followed heart surgery In November. Polk. 58. who has been re-hospltullzed three times in Altamonte Springs following his second heart bypass surgery performed at Duke University Medical Center In North Carolina, was released from his latest hospital stay May 9. On May 2 Polk's doctors at Florida Hospital Altamonte reopened his chest to repair four of five wires that were to hold his ribcage together, but which hud broken. Three floating ribs were reattached and scar tissue removed. Polk said he lias suffered no min since repair of the Internal damage to fils chest, but he has lost alKiut 50 |khi nds. From staff and wire reports IN D E X Claaalflada.... Com lca.......... ......... 4B Crossw ord.... Daar Abby..... Deaths............ Or. Qott.......... Editorial......... Florida........... Nation. 6A .SB . 3A ,3B .SB Hot and humid Partly cloudy with a •to percent chance of a fte r n o o n th u n ­ derstorms High In the low to mid 90's. F o r m ore w a a th a r, aaa Pag# 2 A L L e g is la to rs : B ra ce for tax in cre a se in ’91 Unit SANFORD — Fran Cockayne, our Cook of the Week. Is a busy mom with three lively kids. She Is married to Munson, a registered nurse at Fish S A N F O R D — T h e S e m in o le C ou n ty sch ool d is tr ic t's 10th graders scored, on average, higher Ilian students across the stale on the Stale Student Assessment Test ISSAT). A c c o rd in g to D avid W inger, coordinator o f testing for the dis­ trict. students In this district have scored consistently higher than the state average. T h ey have also topped their own past scores each year. "They did much better Ihls year." he said. "Th ey managed to keep ahead o f lhe state average which Is continuing to go up as w ell." I he lest Is divided Into two sections, one which measures basic sk ills lu reading, w ritin g and mathematics and Ihc other which measures o f those skills to everyday life situations. Seminole High School student test scores show a "significant Increase over their 1989 scores." Winger See Testa, Page 8A i Ir ■tlonal TALLAHASSEE — Florida residents should begin facing up to Ihc unpleasant fact that next year's Leglslalure will probably have lo consider some form o f general lux hike lo m rel the tlrmunilM of stale government, several Slate lawmakers say. "W e have maxed out our ability lo tap our existing lux sources on a piecemeal approach." Senate President Hob Crawford said Monday, echoing similar comments earlier from lawmakers like House Speaker Tom Gustafson and his successor, state Rep. T.K. Wcthercll. "T h e Legislature Is going lo find Itself In a real dilem m a" In 1991. Crawford said, and Is likely lo find Itself looking at more of a general f ix hike to meet the demands of state growth. The other option Is a cutback In services, which often seems attractive to voters until they begin lo suffer themselves from Ihc cuts. One of the major problems Is that Florida's revenue base no longer Is growing as quickly as II was during the 1980s. That means that while the demand for stale services continues lo go up. the money to pay forihem Is not increasing as rapld'y. One lop stale official who disagreed with the gloomy outlook was Gov. Hob Martinez, who used his veto threat during the session that ended last weekend to force lawmakers to adopt a scattcrgun approach lo raising the $1.5 billion In cxlra taxes and fees needed for the $27.5 billion budget. "Florida's had good growth In this budget. ... Even without (the lax packagcl.thc budget would H*r«M Photoby Kolly Jordan Bookworms Goldsboro Elementary students who read 100 books during the school year were honored with a banquet Tuesday. Here, local author Iris Tracy Comfort (left) distributes copies of her new book to (I lo r) Jackie Strandness, Rhonda Reifenralh and Rod Freeman. f See Taxes, Page 5 A Georgia native may become new county manager By J . MARK BARFIELD Herald stall writer SANFORD — Michael Bryant, the quiet-spoken county man­ ager o f Hall County. Ga.. may become Seminole County's next county manager. Commissioner Sandra Glenn said Bryant was " p o s itiv e " about the Job and offer Tuesday itlglil after speaking with Bob Slavln. president of the county's search firm MSN Management Consultants. Slavln extended the county's ofler of $80,000 a year lo start, rising to $85,000 after six months, and a county ear every two years. They also agreed lo pay Ills m ovin g expenses. Glenn said Bryant told Slavln he would have to discuss Semi­ nole County's offer with Ills wife w ho w as away from their Gainesville. Ga. home on busi­ ness Ills answer is expected by Thursday. Glenn said Sem inole County com m is­ sioners and a tour-person In­ terview cnmmlltcc unanimous­ ly agreed Tuesday to offer Hrvatil the position of the chief executive of the county. Bryant has held his I l.UI County postllon 10 years and currently See M anager, Page 5 A Forecaster predicts active hurricane season Unltad Prats International DENVER - Hurricane forecaster William Gray said Tuesday the southeastern United States should prepare for an active tropical storm season this year and warned It might usher In a renewed cycle of stronger hurricanes Gray, a professor of atmospheric science at Colorado Stale Universi­ ty. has Issued hurricane predictions annually since 198-1 Ills predic­ tions had been very close every year until last year, when Ills forecast was wide ol llie mark STORM W ARNINGS Last year. Gray predicted lour hurricanes, three short ol the actual number. He also failed lo predict anything of ilic magnitude ol Hugo, ihe niosi destructive hurricane In ilie nation's history. A m issing factor in his old forecasting equation caused ihc 1989 prediction to tall. Gray (old a news conference, and dial lias been corrected. The 1990 forecast, which Gray will revise- on Aug. 3 before the start of Ihe most active pad ol die season, p red icts seven hurricanes. 1 I named storms o f ai least troplculstorm Intensity. 30 hurricane days and a slightly above-average hurri­ cane destruction potential. Three ol die predicted hurricanes will be major events of a category 3. -I or 5 In die Safflr/Simpson In­ tensity scale, he said. A category 3 hurricane is nine times as destruc­ tive as a category I storm, and u category 5 hurricane Is 25 limes as strong. Hugo was category 4 111 intensity. Gray also went a little bit further, saying he believed the Southeast might be faced with u renewed cycle of potcntlally-destructlve storms similar lo the laic 1940s. 1950s and 1960s. Gray's predictions arc based on a number ol meteorological factors. Including Ihe presence of any El Nino warm-water events in the South Pacific, the direction of the See Hurricanes. Page 5A New generation of weather-radar will aid ir\ predicting killer sto rm s Unltsd P ra ts Inttrnatlonal l A comparison ol the number ol hurricanes predicted anno ally by Colorado Slate Universi­ ty Prof. William Gray and ihc actual number: (Yez'LPrediction............... Actual (1984) 7 5 (1985) 7 7 (1986) 4.............. .4 (1987) 4 .............. .3 <1988)7 ......... .5 <1989)4 7 9 (1990k-?.................. G A IN E S V IL L E - F lo rid a , which has some ol the most tickle weather lu the nation, is sched­ uled lo Im- among the llrst stales lo he o u tfitted with a new generation of weather radar to belter predict lethal storms. rite fljrst ol seven weather stations In Florida could be Installed In Melbourne by the end ol the year, according to National Weather Service officials aiul members o f Congress. I . Tin Installations are part of the • NWS's five-year. $2-mlllton mod­ ernization program that will set^ HR) new radars — the so-called Next Generation WcatheF Radar setups — put into place across ihe Untied States. " W e 'r e o p e r a t in g lu Ih c ' Paleolithic age In our country In icrtns of weather lorecasting." said U.S Rep. James Schcucr. 1D-N.Y. "It ’s a national shame." SchtHter chairs a House sub­ co m m ittee d ia l has studied Sec Radar, Page 5A * jura S U B S C R IB E TO f H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R R A G E . C a ll 3 2 2 -2 6 �I ,9 & •A — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Wednesday. Juna 8, 1900 NEWS.FROM"T.HE r e g i o n a n d a c r o s s t h e s t a t e Shuttle undergoes last-ditch test Phono com panies accused of fraud FORT LAUDERDALE — T w o cellular telephone coi.ipanles were accused In federal fraud suits o f overcharging customers by billing them for the period o f tim e when their car and mobile phones were only ringing. The suits, filed lr Fort Lauderdale against Cellular One and in West Palm Beach against BellSouth Mobility, allege that customers were fraudulently billed on a per-minute basis from the time their phones began ringing, and regardless o f whether calls were completed. Customers were also charged for dialing "to ll free" numbers, the lawsuits said. The legal complaints were (lied Tuesday as class action suits on behalf o f all cellular telephone subscribers In Florida. If they are successful, most o f the estimated 150.000 car and mobile phone customers In south Florida could be In line for hefty rebates. "It Is a substantial amount o f m oney." said Atlee W . Wampler III. the Miami attorney representing the two subscribers who Initiated the suits. Marry Bass, legal counsel for BellSouth Mobility In Atlanta, said she had not yet seen the suit and could not comment. Jackie Stewart, a spokeswoman for Cellular One In West Palm Beach, denied any wrongdoing by the company. Child abus# charge changed fo murder FO R T LAU D ERD ALE — Child abuse charges against 25-year-old man were upgraded to murder s/ter doctors disconnected the life-support systems that had kept his 3-month-old son alive. Ricardo Gonzalez was charged Tuesday with first-degree murder. He remained Jailed without bond In the Broward County Jail Wednesday. His son^RIcky RJcardo Gonzalez, died Tuesday at Memorial Hospital. The baby suffered 18 broken bones and brain damage 48 shaken baby syndrom e." caused when young children are shaken so violently that the veins In the brain rupture. The baby had been on life support systems since his distraught mother rushed him to the hospital Saturday. The mother. Ofelia Rodriguez, was not charged. She had left the baby In his father s custody while she worked at a convenience store. Detectives said the baby's Injuries were "a n ongoing thing.” and medical records showed some o f his bones had been broken at least six weeks ago. "T h is baby was In pain for a long tim e." said Sgt. Darron Castlgllone. Former mayor subject of investigation MIRAMAR — Former Miramar Mayor Frank Branca la under investigation by the Broward County State Attorney’s Office because or undisclosed allegations o f possible misconduct during his admlnstration. Assistant Slate A ttorney T im Donnelly confirm ed the Investigation but would not reveal exactly what he Is examining. On Tuesday. Donnelly and state attorney's Investigator Mike Glllo examined Branca's personnel file, financial records and the mlntues o f meetings held while Branca was In office, the current mayor, Vicki Coceano said. Donnelly and Glllo also Interviewed Coceano. the city finance director, and the directors o f the payroll, accounting and water-sewer departments. The state attorney's office had cleared Branca last year of char fa s that be misappropriate*! fund* b y — ‘~ s ihs rtty r federal tax Identification numbers on private bank accounts. T h at would make money In the accounts tax-exempt. The office also cleared Branca on charges that he had Illegally financed Shirley Branca Park, named In honor o f his late wife. Doorfiold Beach bans skateboards DEERFIELD BEACH — City commissioners In Deerfield Beach voted to ban skateboards In city parks, on city basketball and tennla courts and on beachfront sidewalks. Violators would face fines of up to 8500 and 90 daya In Jail. City officials approved the restrictions Tuesday after Insurance specialists warned that the city, which la self-insured, would be vulnerable (o lawsuits If a skateboarder la Injured or Injures someone else on city property. Key Blscayne heads toward incorporation KEY BISCAYNE — Key Blscayne has cleared the first hurdle toward becoming an Incorporated city. Dade County commissioners authorized the Key Blscayne City Council Tuesday to take Ha case to the Metro Planning Advisory Board and the people o f the Island, who ultimately must approve the change by a majolrty vote. A public hearing will be held before the comission, which still has final say on Incorporation. The commission did not set an election date but said the voting would be held “ as soon as Is practical.” From United Press International Reports lo ttery TALLAHASSEE Tha winning numbers Tuasday In lha Florida Lottary Fantasy 5 game ware 29, 35.10,14 and 0. Tha dally number Tuasday In tha Florida Lottery CASH 3 gams waa 132. □ Straight Play (numbers In exact order): 3250 on s 50cent bat, 3500 on 31. □ Box 3 (numbers In any order): 300 lor a SO-cant bet, 3100 on 31. □ Box 0 (numbers In any erdtr): 340 tor a SO-cant bai, 300 on 31. □ Straight Box 3: 3330 In order drawn. 300 In any order on a 31 bat. ( ) Straight Box 6: 3290 in order drawn. 340 It picked In combination on 31 bat. (USP1 wi net Wednesday. June 8. 1990 Vol 82. No 245 PeMiaJteO Dolly ***4 JwMoy. (iceft tetorSay by The laniard HoreM. Inc.. Mi N. French Ava.. J4«Srt, Fla. nm . Second CUM Fm Ii h Pi Florida UNI 1Sanford. POSTMASTER: Sandoddrettchange* I* THE SAHFORD HERALD. FO. Ba< IU F, leotard. FL HFF1. W btcript.en Rata* (D a ily 4 Sanaa; 1 Hama Daliytry 4 Mall I Man tfc* ................ SIF.M »Man«At ...... I Yaar ......................... Ut SS in (t a n m >4ti. M CAPE CANAVERAL Engineers pumped frigid liquid hydrogen rocket fuel aboard the shuttle Columbia Wednesday In a last-ditch bid lo locate a leak that has wrecked NASA's launch s c h ed u le and th re a te n s to ground the ship until early August. The critical fueling test began at 8:06 a.m. to duplicate the minus 423-degree temperatures that were present when the leak first showed up last week. Inter­ rupting Columbia's countdown and Indefinitely delaying launch. N A S A sp ok esm a n G e o rg e Dlller said 21 special Instru­ ments were Installed to help pinpoint the problem, Including tw o h y d ro g en -sn iffin g m ass spectrometers and 15 leak de­ tectors. The hydrogen portion o f the shuttle's external tank holds 383.000 gallons o f hydrogen, but engineers did not expect to pump more than about 30.000 gallons aboard during the test Wednesday. Despite extensive tests last week, engineers "»ere unable lo locate the leak, which appar­ ently shows up only In Ihe presence o f supercold liquid h y d ro g e n . N A S A e n g in e e rs hoped the fueling test would enable them to finally find Ihe problem area. NASA managers want to find the leak before hauling Col­ um bia back to the Vehicle Assembly Building for major repairs. A top NASA manager said Tuesday the space agency likely w ill delay Columbia's launch on a 10-day astronomy mission until around Aug. 9 In order to launch the shuttle Atlantis on schedule July 11 lo ferry a secret military satellite into or­ bit. NASA officials strongly sus­ pect Columbia's leak Is located In the area where the shuttle's primary 17-lnch-wlde f.itl line butts up against the belly o f the orbiter. A critical seal In. the 17-Inch "qu ick disconnect" filling Is one possible suspect, although the problem coUd Involve Interna, m ech an ism s. In that case. Columbia could face an even longer launch delay. Engineers cannot fix the quick disconnect fitting without first unhooking Columbia from Its externa] lank. And that can be done only using a giant overhead crane In Ihe Vehicle Assembly Building 3 V4 miles from the launch pad. Because o f the time needed lo fix Columbia. NASA managers may decide to proceed with Ihe shuttle Atlantis's roll out lo launch pad 39A next week for blastolTaround July 11. Engineers In Ihe shuttle Dis­ covery's hangar, meanwhile, are continuing lo assess the condi­ tion o f Ihe ship's right-hand payload bay door to find out If the Irmglie panel was damaged during an accident Monday. One edge of the 60-foot-long door was pulled up more than 10 Inches when an overhead crane was accidentally moved, pulling on cables running from* the crane to door-closing fixtures on the long panels. But the long panel returned to its origin al shape once the tension was released and "look ­ ing at It. It doesn't appear to be damaged." a NASA spokesman said. "W hat's concerning some people Is hidden damage under Ihe (heat Insulation) blankets." The Discovery accident was the latest In a series o f problems that has lhrow.n NASA's am­ bitious. around-the-clock launch processing schedule Into disar­ ray. With Columbia facing a roll buck to Ih e han gar and a months-long delay, the space agency can III afford problems with Discovery, scheduled for launch Oct 5. Ancient Indian village State releases list destroyed by blunders of worst tire dumps United S r«M Iwtinwtlwul MIAMI — The remains o f an ancient Tequesta Indian village were destroyed by bulldozers and dynamite because county planners forgot to warn the building developer to protect the rare site, a county archaeologist said. Tequ esta Indiana probably buried their dead on the tropical hardwood hammock surrounded by saw grass In southwest Dade County 500 to 1.000 years ago. W ork crew s d estroyed 90 percent of the one-acre site last month to build an artificial lake In the midst o f a 1.080-unlt housing project. The only archaeological finds rescu ed w ere som e p o ttery fragments, pieces o f animal bone and a human tooth. "Unfortunately, If there's any­ thing else there. It's burled under tons of rock and rubble now,” said county archaeologist Robert Carr, w ho dlscoverd traces o f the Tequesta settle­ ment last year. "A n Important htMortcal record has been lo*t." county planners agreed the site needed protection but never thW 'the builders that the re­ mains were there and Issued a permit allowing It to be de­ stroyed. It was the ninth Tequesta site In southwest Dade County de­ stroyed by developers In the last decade, said Carr. Spanish explorers found about 1.0 0 0 T e q u e s t a l i v i n g In southeast Florida lit the early 16th Century. The last mention of the tribe was made by a Cuban priest who cam e to the area In 1743. Apparently, warfare had reduced their numbers to about 80 and Ihe survivors eventually went to Havana with the Spaniards. Carr said he Is partly re­ sp on sib le for the scries of mistakes that led to the she’s destruction. “ In this one Instance, every­ thing that could go wrong did go wrong. The developer was not the bad guy. This was a real case o f bureaucratic bungling," Carr said. Operating under the name City National Bank Trust, devel­ opers Leon DeBayle. Ercllo Pena and Emestino Abreu applied In 1987 for permission to fill 178 acres o f Ihe 200-acrc site. After the Envtronm~nt l Pro­ tection Agency and the county Department o f Environmental R esou rces M anagem ent ob­ jected. the developers agreed to leave most o f the hammocks standing, protected by buffer zones and artificial lakes. United Frees International TALLAHASSEE - State of­ ficials have released a list of the eight worst used-tire dumps In Florida, citing a giant 25-acre dump In Polk County as the most danger­ ous. T h e P o lk C ou n ty s ite , located ne\r Polk City, has 7 million tires stacked in piles that 6 feet high. One state official said it would cost the state 85 million to clean up that one dump. The big lire piles are con­ sidered a major environmen­ tal hazard, since (hey are mosquito breeding grounds. Additionally, a fire In the big piles weald put huge amounts o f oil In the ground and clog the air with smoke, besides being extremely difficult lo put out. Th ree o f the eight tire dumps ot, the Department of Environmental Regulation list ai_ ocatcd In Orange County. T w o — Including the Polk C ity s ite — are In Polk County, while Ihe others are In Hillsborough. Nassau and Pasco counties. The most-dangerous dumps were rated according to their number o f tires, their prox­ imity to neighborhoods and their potential for environ­ mental harm. Unlike some garbage, tire don't decay. They Jusl con­ tinue to pile up, and recycling (hem to other uses such as road construction material Is expensive. T 're dumps have been a lucrative entepprise for landowners over the years, but the practice becam e Illegal In 1988. "Y ou can't Just dump a pile o f tires In the m iddle of nowhere anymore." said Bill Hlnkley, director o f DER's solid waste program. "T h e good old days of dumping tires at tow or no cost are behind us." Current state law requires dump owners to shred their stockpiles or pay to have them carted away to a site for shredding. They can apply for permits to operate their sites as recyrllng centers, but few have done so. said HI lkley. There Is a surcharge o f one dollar on every new tire sold In Florida lo feed a trust fund. The fund, which raises about $15 million a year: la sup­ posed to be used for research on developing new uses for old tires. Chiles says DeFoor’s selection won’t change race United S rtis International FORT LAUDERDALE - The addition o f J. Alhson DeFoor III to the Republican gubernatorial ticket won't influence the course o f Lawton Chiles' Democratic campaign for governor, or the ultimate outcome, despite DeFoor's controversial tenure as a stale Judge. Chiles said Tuesday. Republican Gov. Bob Martinez kicked off his re-election cam­ paign Monday by naming De­ Foor. the Monroe County sheriff., as his running mate. DeFoor. a former Judge, was reprim anded by the Florida Suprem e Court In 1986 for Improper campaigning and other Indiscretions while on the bench. Chiles, who spoke to reporters before touring a day-care center for disadvantaged children, ref­ used to comment on the public reprimand. But the former U.S. senator sounded confident when asked if DeFoor's selection would boost Democratic chances In Novem­ ber, as some maintain. " I don’ t know how you could boost what you think are awfully good chances to begin with." Chiles said. "W hal our campaign Is about — and It doesn't change with (he sheriff getting In It — Is people versus money. We think people are more important than money. and that’s what we’re out to prove." he added. Chiles, who Is challenging U.S. Rep, Bill Nelson, D-Fla., for the Democratic nomination, spent about a half an hour visiting children at the Jack & Jill Nursery to point out the need for more state supported day-care services. “ Day care Is tremendously important, especially In this kind o f setting." he said. "Th e trage­ dy Is again that you have a program like this that works that Is not available to all of the kids o f the working poor." C h ile s sa id m ore fe d e ra l money would be available Tor day care In Florida If the stale came up with additional mat* chlng funds. That money could help reduce the current waiting fo r s u b s i d i z e d d a y c a r t estimated at 22.000 children, said. " I don’t think w r ought tfl have a waiting list," Chiles said. " I f we don’t have these kids) educated, they will be on our welfare rolls, or they'll be in our prisons." C h ile s also c r itic iz e d (he Martinez administration for pre­ siding over cutbacks In a food program for poor families that he said will affect 30.000 children In Florida. TH E W EA T H ER I Hit'Wilt ijJai • Today...Partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms. High in the low to mid 90's with a southwest wind at 5 to lOmph. Tonight...There Is a 20 percent c h a n c e o f e v e n in g t h u n ­ d erstorm s. becom in g p artly cloudy late night- Low In the 70'a with a light wind. Tomorrow...Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms. High In the low to mid 90 a with a southeast wind at lOm ph. E x te n d e d o u tlo o k ...P a r tly cloudy Friday through Sunday w ith a chance o f afternoon show ers and thunderstorm s. r'A '.r MIAM I - FlarMa labour tomporatwrai e/M rainfall a l i a m EOT Wednetday HI La ■sm City 40 n 000 Apalachicola ♦4 to 000 Crettvie* M 11 04 Daytona leach n n 000 Fort Lauderdale n 14 000 Fori Myor* rt n 44 Gainetvili* 40 aa 000 Jaction , m« 40 000 Kay Watt II ii n 000 Miami •4 IS 000 P ontarda 94 rt 0 00 Sara to la Iredenton 94 09 000 Tallahar • 91 rs ooo Tampa §9 n 000 Varo Saach 90 ro 000 Waal Palm Saach ■Vi^’ai nftmO r \J^A W EDNESDAY RtlyCM y 91.70 dodn-W-J>'l;,4-Al'-V 4?^ i S H H H H I r F VJ'-V TH U R S D A Y RUyCM y 0 2 .72 FR ID A Y Sunny 93*70 SA TU R D A Y RtlyCldy 91-72 SUNDAY STATISTICS W E D N E SD A Y: SO L U N A R TA B LE : Mln. 4:05 J u n a 1 4 a.m.. 4:20 p.m.; MaJ. 10:10 a.m.. 10:35 p.m. TIDES: D aytona Beach: highs. 7:19 a.in., 7:44 m.; tows, 1:25 a.m.. 1:11p.m.; FIR ST May 31 ft ew S m y rn a B each : highs. 7:24 a.m.. 7:49 p.m.: lows. 1:30 a.m.. 1:16 p in.; C ocoa Beach: highs. 7:39 a m.. 8:04 p.m.; lows. 1:45 a.m . 1:31 p.m. LAST BOATING D aytona Beach: Waves are 1 fool and very glassy. Current Is slightly to the m rlh with a water temperature of 70 degrees. New Sm yrna Beach: Waves are 1 and glassy. Current is to Ihe north, with a water temperature o f 70 degrees. Sun screen factor: 15. S t. A u fu a ttn e to J u p iter In le t T o d a y . . . w t n d b e c o m in g southeast 10 kts. Seas 1 to 3 It. Bay and inland waters a light chop. Widely scattered thun­ derstorms mostly during Ihe afternoon. Tonight and Thursday ..wind southeast to south 10 kts. Seas 2 lo 3 ft. T h e high tem perature In Sanford Tuesday was 95 de­ grees and the overnight low was 70 as reported by Ihe University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall during the 24-hour period ending ai 8 a.m. Wednesday totalled 03 of an Inch. The temperature at 9 a m. today was 82 degrees and Tuesday’s overnight low was 73. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data C T u es d a y 's high................ 94 t B arom etric prcaaure.30.09 (.1R e la tiv e hu m idity....80 pet H W in d s.....N orth w est. 5 mph C.R a in fa ll........................trace [ T o d a y's sunact.... 8 :2 1 p.m. T o m o rro w 's sunrise....6:27 City a Farocait Albuquerque ty Anchor ago pc Alhovlllo ty Atlanlo 1 Baltimore pc Bllllngtpc Birmingham pc BltmorcX ty Botfonpc Browntvllle ty Buffalo cy Char lotto ty Chicago x Cincinnati cy Cleveland cy □ allot ty D o n vo rx Dot Moinat pc Detroit x Duluth ty El P a to ty Event villa x Fargo ty H e-tfu rd x Monolu'u ty Moulton ty Indianapolitx KantatClfy ti Let Veget ty Little Rock x Lo. Angola* 1 LiQuiStfkttiMpc Momphuty Milwaukee x Minnoopolit ty NathviHeiy H o* Or leant x N o * York x Om stupe pc Phnom a ty P-itthurjh cy P rovid en cex R ichm ondx it L o u it x S e l l L o k o C it y Lon Antonio ir S an D io go x pc HI Lo Pep 44 44 70 M 01 S4 n 14 4] II u 7) 11 U 59 n 41 71 49 94 7* 4J U 14 n u 14 10 FI S7 47 JA 95 71 17 i i 71 U 45 S7 49 10 1] 104 74 74 59 71 04 a] n u FS H 77 47 14 17 49 27 I0J 7* a; FI 17 44 74 44 47 4F 4J 17 10 71 11 Ot 4C U to 71 71 14 14 S4 14 K 55 Ml •0 44 SI 01 71 44 71 u 74 47 • 7 5« IX 7a 71 A1 �i Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Wednesday, June 6, 1990 — 3A Leffler resigns from circuit post Man accused in strong arm robbery Herald stall writer MIDWAY — Seminole County sheriff's deputies report the arrest Tuesday morning of a man accused os one o f two robbers who allegedly utlnckcd a man on Sipes Avenue. Midway. May 18. The victim had told deputies that a 17-year-old boy. also suspected In the case, allegedly held a gun to his head and demanded money after Thurman Latherto byrd. 22. 2370 Granby St.. Sanford, allegedly hit him In the face. byrd allegedly tore a pocket from the victim's clothes and took $75 from the pocket, a sheriffs report said. Byrd was arrested at the sheriff's office at 10:36 a.m. SANFORD — Circuit Judge Kenneth Leffler. who has served as circuit court Judge In Scndnolc and Brevard counties for 15 years, has forwarded his letter of resignation to Gov. Bob Martinez, effective December 31. He would not have been up for re-election for another four years. In announcing his retirement In the letter Man charged with threatening roommate FEltN PARK — A man who allegedly threatened his roommate because he didn't want lire fighters called to their house after a pan of food the suspect was cooking caught afire ' Tuesday morning, has been arrested. Marcel Dube. 52. 600 Prairie Lake Drive. Fern Park, was charged with aggravated assault. He was also charged with battery on n policeman after allegedly struggling with deputies and slrlklngone. The arrest wus made at 3:54 a.m. Fake identification leads to arrest SANFORD — A woman who allegedly presented a Social Security card and a birth certificate In the name of another woman to get u fake Florida Identification card In Sanford Tuesday afternoon was arrested. Sanford police report charging Maria Isabel Rios. 18. 981 Dlnero Drive. Wlnler Springs, with unlawful posseeston o f or an unlawful attempt to get a driver's license or Identification card. She was arrested at the state driver's license office at 1251 E. Airport Ulvd. Four nominated for board post SANFORD — Seminole County sheriffs workers covered by civil sen Ice have nominated four candidates to fill a recently vacated rmploycc-electcd |M>st on the five-member civil service board. In an election during the second week o f June.sheriff's Sgt. Ralph Salerno. Sgt. Mike Messer, corrections officer Mark Ylngllng. and lialllff Joe Scutcro will vie for the post. The term is for two years. There Is one other employeeelected slot on the board. The board itself appoints one other txiard member an the sheriff appoints the remaining two board members. More local news, See Pages 7A, 8A. Revco sells 220 stores Unlt< >International TWI.\'SBt."IG, Ohio - Revco D.S. Inc., formerly the nation's larges I drugstore chain, an­ nounced plans Tuesday to sell 220 stores In five slates to the Jack Eckerd Corp. of Clearwater. Fla. The purchase price for the s t o r e s In T e x a s . F lo r id a , ^ tlssls sip p l. L o u is ia n a and Oklahoma sriumnt.dtHcloscdjbul It Will be: rr.-nlcd In federal ••.Hi i-* bankruptcy court filings during Ihe next few weeks. Revco has been under federal bankruptcy protection since July 1988. It operates more than 1.800 stores in 27 slates. On Jan. 26 Revco announced It would sell 712 stores In 17 states, keeping only Its 1.100 stores In Ohio. Pennsylvania. W e s t V ir g in ia . N ew Y o r k . Maryland. Virginia. Georgia. North Carolina. South Carolina and eastern Tennessee. lie decide to ap|K)int whoever wins the election lo III! the remainder o f my term for this year." Sevi rai people have already announced they will seek the seal vacated by LcUler, although the nffieial Judiciary qualifying period does not begin uni II July 16 at noon. While he would prefer lo resign his post sooner. Leffler said Martinez would prqbably not take action to rill the post until the end of the year, and that could cause a hardship In the rase loads o f the circuit court. dated June 4. he said he had no immediute plnns for the future. ■ y NICK P F IIF A U F “ I want to take some time to take Inventory, then dctcrmliic which direction I might go,** Lcfller said Leffler said It will now be up u> the governor to declare a Judicial election fo choo:<c his successor. The election Is schedulcfl for Sept. 4. "A t that tim e." Leffler said. " I have Informed the governor I will Ikwilling to hack-date my resignation, should Tw o announce candidacy for circuit judge B y N IC K F F 1 IF A U F Herald staff writer SANFORD Although Un­ o ffic ia l Ju diciary q u a lify in g period Is still over a month away, a number o f candidates have made announcements' of their Intent to run for a circuit court Judgeship In the 18th Judicial circuit which Include*) Seminole and Brevard Countlcs.Two announcements were made this week, from Sanford and Melbourne. At the beginning of this week. Seminole County attorney Ned N. Julian Jr., annmmred Ids candidacy for the Group 10 Judgeship vacancy created by the retirement of the Iloiiorable K e n n e t h M . L e f f l e r . In M elbou rne. H rcvard C ou n ty Judge Tonya Baccus yesterday announced her plans to seek a circuit Judgeship. Julian, a graduate of Stetson University and Stetson College of Irfiw. begun Ids law practice in Scndnolc County In 1907 with the firm o f Stcnstrom. Davis A McIntosh. He Is now u senior partner In the firm, now known as Stcnstrom. McIntosh. Julian, Colbert. Whlglinm A Simmons. P.A. In addition lo being ad­ mitted lo the Florida Bar. Julian Is ndmitted to the U.S. District Court for both I he middle and southern districts o f Florida, the U.S. Court o f Appeals for Inc I Ith Circuit and the United Stales Supreme Court. He also regularly appears before the Florida Public Employee Rela­ tions Commission, and the Flor­ ida Commission on Human Relalldns. '* Julian also serves as a Homey to the Seminole County School Hoard, attorney for the City of Lake Mary and assists Ills partner Kenneth McIntosh In rep resen ta tio n o f S em in o le Community College, lie also serves as the attorney fur the Seminole County Housing Au­ thority. Uaeeus was elected lo the Hrcvard County court bench in Chamber won’t support effort to save ■ y J . BRADLKY DILLINQ Herald stall writer SANFORD — A hurl and angry Steve Alford left the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce meeting room yesterday after the Executive Committee voted nut to support him. ns a group. In his efforts to raise money for Fourth of July fireworks. After hearing the chamber might abandon Its traditional firew orks display this year. Alford had been working since last Thursday to raise money for the project. The chamber had S I.700 left from last year's effort and wr.s discussing whether or not to spend it on fireworks this year. "They acted like a hunch of blockheads, as I sec It." Alford said after 'nc meeting. Afford had tried to persuade the committee to support the project, but to no avail. business reason in do lids, nr Is It Just patriotic," com m itter m e m b e r J im Y o u n g s a id . " W e ’ ve got lo consider the competition. W e’ve got Orlande and Wall Disney World. It really hurts us to put up a mediocre display." 1986. Before entering private practice in 1981. she served a year and a half as an assistant state attorney, prosecuting eases In co u n ty cou rt. She then established a general practice which Involved a variety of legal work, prlfnbrlly In criminal, real estate, corporate and family Inw. Baccus graduated from the University of Florida College of Law and completed her undergrnduutc work at Florida State University, She also received a Master's degree In business ad­ ministration from the Florida Institute o f Technology where she was formerly an adjunct faculty member. NEAT-N-TIDY ALL CLEAN, me. Licensed, Bonded, Insured Spring Cleaning Closeout 1 5 % O F F th ru J u n e 15 Satlsjactlon GuaranteedI • W E DO W IN D O W S • R e s id e n tia l I Residential ^ N e w ^ t^ s tru ctlcu^ ^ Q01 7C Q Q Handymen ^ ^ J»e prices Available Young said Disney and Or­ lando spend al Irasl $15,000 each, compared to Sanford's usual 83.300. He also said Ihe c hamber received several com ­ plaints about the quality o f the display last year. "T h is Isn't Just any old event." A lfo r d su ld. " T h i s Is o u r country’s birthday. Do we have to keep up with Disney World? Do we have to keep up with Orlando?" TONY RIISSI INSURANCE C h a m b er P re s id e n t T o n y Kussl replied. “ W e're In busi­ ness to help business. I don't think this helps business. I commend vou for what you do. I 2575 S. French Ave., Sanford cAuto-Owners insurance " T h e q u e s tio n I really have to ask myseir In: In Ihrrr a nolle! I u n k in g lo r ;tn I n <1 1 | > i i t ( I ( . 11 1 ( tilt \ m n l? Mil MU' S.|\s It I n si . Ph. 322-0285 ... . l . i t r . I lt u n r - . l « r . H h m i u v *. U rn AIIM< JM-it 4to.| 'Ml r a a s M .il a ll. . : - ■! ii.i.ui Lake Mary commission to debate controversial building purchase By NICK PFKIFAUF Herald stall writer LAKE MARY — The question of whether to purchase the Community Improvement Associa­ tion building. 260 N. Country Club Road, will come before the Lake Mary City Commission for the second time tomorrow night. The city already owns the property on which the building Is located. When the matter was broughi up for a vote the first time, during the May 17 commission meeting, the proposal failed to pass, with a 2-to-2 decision and one commissioner not in attendance. Mayor Dick Fess. who voted against the purchase during the last meeting said hr had a problem In buying a building that is not particularly suited for the needs of the city. Referring lo park property further north on Country Club Road now owned by the city, he said. "I think wc could construct a building on the land we Just purchased." In a memorandum prepared for tomorrow night's commission meeting. Clly Manager John Lotto winners sue partner for double win A M illio n D o lla r S m ile Is Now Affordable and Convenient Braces fo r C hildren and Adults Unltad Press Intarnational ORLANDO — Four Orlando postal workers were ecstatic over w inning a $21-1.000 lottery Jack|x)( until they learned their partner had bought another ticket with the same numbers, thereby reducing their take l»v about $40,000. The workers Hied suit Friday in Orange County Circuit Court against W illie Schm idt, 50. seeking lo force Schmidt lo add his second winning Fantasy Five ticket to theirs. Schmidt said he did not realize he had played ihe same com bi­ nation — 10. 16. 17. !B. 31 — witti his son-ln-law. hui he salt) he n ever p rom ised his c o ­ workers he would not play their numbers on his own. The workers have refused to pay Schmidt his $42.000 share of the $214,000 windfall, but Schmidi on Monday received Ms share of the $214,000 he won with his son-in-law. "It's a shame It had to turn out this w ay." he said T h r Fantasy Five Jackpot on May 25 was worth $17 iiulllon and there were eight winning tickets. Florida lottery officials reportrd Litton differs In that opinion. In his memo. Litton said. "During the Commission discussions re­ garding the acqulslllon of the CIA building there have been some expressions that possibly we do not have an Immediate need for such n facility. Let me assure you that we do. and that fact can I k * verified by reviewing the results of the Recre­ ational Needs Survey which was distributed lo each household In the city earlier Ibis year. Some 70 percent of those responding said Hull such a building was needed and more than half said they would be willing to bond for such a facility, which Indicates lo me an immediate need." Litton said the results of ihe survey Indicate the people o f Lake Mary want a place which Is available to community groups for meetings, educational and recreational activities, as well as private functions. While the CIA has been providing Its building for such purposes In the past. Litton said the CIA docs not have the stall nor the resources available lo accommodate those needs on a demand basis. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. tomorrow night at the city commission chambers. 155 N. Country Club Road. 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T h a t w a rn ­ in g Is co n ta in ed in a report from the Marklc C om m issio n on th e M edia and E lectorate, w hich n otes the iron y o f the d em ocra tic process flo w e rin g in n u m erou s co u n tries nround th e w orld w h ile it appears to be w ith e rin g here. T h e rep ort reflects tw o y e a rs o f stu d y by an e ig h t - m e m b e r c o m m is s io n c o n s is tin g o f p rom in en t acad em ics. Journalists, a n d tw o fo rm er U .S. senators. A fte r eva lu a tin g th e role o f citizen s, the m ed ia and candidates du rin g the 1988 presidential ca m p a ign , th e c o m ­ m ission con clu ded that m a n y vo ters b elieve they h a v e little o r no effe ct on national election s. T h is pessim ism helps ex p la in w h y voter tu rn ou t has stea d ily decreased du rin g the last th ree decades. In the 1960 presidential election, n ea rly 63 percent o f the vo tin g -a g e p o p u lation cast ballots fo r John K e n n e d y o r R ich a rd N ix o n . In 1988. h o w ev er, a m e re 50.1 percen t both ered to vo te fo r G eorge Bush o r M ichael Dukakis. V oter tu rn ou t for con gression a l ele ctio n s is even m o re paltry; 48 percent three decades a go co m p a re d w ith 37 percen t in 1988. W h at ca n be done to incrca — vo te r interest and p a rticip a tio n in the polltl >1 process? T h e co m m is sio n offers se ve ra l r om m cn d atlon s that cou ld h a ve a sig n ifica n t im pact. A n a tio n al a d ve rtis in g cam paign , fu nded by an In co m e tax c h e c k o ff system , is a good place to begin . V oters need to be rem in d ed that th eir Input Is v ita lly im portant for the sustem to work. H igh schools, colleges, and u n iversities could p rovid e a tim e ly assist in tilts rega rd . W e a g re e that th e F ed era l C om m u n ica tion s C o m m issio n ou gh t to en cou rage television and ra d io n etw ork s to ofTcr regular public ic r v ic c a ir tim e d u rin g presidential ca m ­ paigns. C on gress a lso should suspend the req u ire m e n ts that n etw ork s m ust p rovide equal tim e to ail can d idates for the p re­ sid en cy. T h e m ore vo ters see and hear o f the res p ec tiv e candidates, the better a ble they w ill be a b le to m ake in form ed choices. I f n e t w o r k a n d n e w s p a p e r e x e c u t iv e s assu m ed a m ore a g g re s s iv e role in d eterm in ­ in g th e va lid ity o f ca m p a ign a dvertisin g, the ca n d id a tes m ight stick to the issues Instead o f resortin g to m u d slin gin g and outright d e ce p ­ tion. N o w on d er so m an y would-be voters are turned o f f by an in creasin gly sleazy process w h e r e b y fa r to o m a n y c a n d id a te s a rc pack aged and sold b y their handlers like Inixes o f sugar-coated cereal. M edia ex ecu tives and reporters also must be m o re vigilant against being used by ca m p a ig n flacks w fio s c goal is to w in at all costs. A ll to o often, new spapers and television get cau gh t up In th e horse-race sy n d rom e of h a n dicap pin g the contenders. D evotin g m ore atten tion to substance rather than s ty le is tile surest w a y to put the focus w h ere it belon gs for ea n d id a tesa n d vo ters alike. F in ally, presidential candidates should be required to participate in fou r d eb a tes in o rd e r to q u a lify fo r fe d e ra lly m a tc h in g cam paign funds. A n d the ground rules for these d eb a tes should be d eterm in ed b y the n e tw o rk s th e m s e lv e s not the r e s p e c tiv e cam paign staffs. T h a t w ay the con ten d ers would be ob liged to en ga g e in som e In tellec­ tual rou gh h ou sin g instead o f c o n d u c tin g parallel press conferences. T h e M arkle C om m ission Is to be c o m ­ m ended fo r rem in d in g candidates as w ell as tlie print and broadcast m edia o f tlie need lor them to constan tly strive fo r in teg rity in presidential cam paigns, this is the first step toward restorin g p u b lic co n lld cn cc in the electoral process. Berry's World ROBERT W A L TE R S ' Com pany finds it pays to be clean MAPLEWOOD. Minn. — For most corporoilons. concern about the environmental conse­ quences of their actions is a matter to tie handled by a hollow public relations gesture on special occasions such as Earl h Day. At other times, those firms’ busincss-as-usual approach to t lie release of toxic nnd carcinogenic materials Into ihc air. water and soli means that abatement o f Industrial pollution lias only a low priority on their agenda. In 1988. (lie most recent year for which comprehensive statistics are available, the na­ tion’s manufacturers released into die environ­ ment 6.2 billion pounds of conlaminants sus­ pected or known to endanger human health or safety. Hut fo r th e M i n n e s o t a M i n i n g and Manufacturing Co., widely known as 3M. die reduction IT not ellm lnudon o f companygenerated pollution lias been the object of a 15-year campaign believed lo lie unmatched by any other major corporal Ion. 3M. whose headquarters arc located In ibis Minneapolis suburb, launched its Pollution Prevention I’nys initiative In 1975 — when corporate concern about the environment was hardly fashionable. Corporate officials estimate dial the 2? program has reduced company-generated air pollutants In the United States hv 224 million That task Is complicated by the fact that many of die approximately 60.000 products 3M makes Involve the use o f adhesives or other '’oatlngs. (The company’s best known consumer products are Scotch tape and Post-U notes.) Large quantities o f petroleum-based solvents, which become harmful air emissions when they evaporate, long were assumed to be required In die manufacture of those items. Now. however. 3M Is turning to water-based solvents or eliminating their use entirely in its manufactur­ ing processes. "Our biggest problem Is air pollution, much of It ca u sed by s o lv e n t s ." sa y s co m p a n y spokesman Richard H. Renner. "Because we want the trust o f the people who are breathing the air that contains our emissions, w e’ve got (pollution control) research programs going for every major solvent use we have." A few other companies — Including AT&T. Monsanto and Chevron — have belatedly joined 3M in recognizing dial controlling pollution is more titan an environmental gesture because it contributes to corporate efficiency, productivity and profitability. Too many other firms, however, continue to deny that they contaminate the environment even when the need for waste reduction becomes erlllral. JA C K ANDERSON EPA black humor misses the mark “I know it sounds crazy, but I love shopping here.” ELLEN GOODMAN Backyard farmers’ opening day BOSTON — There Is no fanfare for dlls opening day. No organ wafts Its Slur Spangled Banner over die turf that lias been groomed so meticulously for litis annual event. Nevertheless the woman suits up Into her old uniform. On Iter head Is the beat-up cap that bears witness to summers past. On iter hands are die gloves dial weathered many winning years. Awaiting her Is the trusty equipment assembled for this day: one wellworn spade, a hose, two-dozen tomato plants. Walking out to the boxed mounds o f din. like some pitcher In one of those romantic, goldcn-hued baseball movies, she says (o herself quietly: Let the season begin. The growing season hud arrived at last. The scene would have l«Miked absurd lo an outsider, unfamiliar with the ceremonies of tier life. Tile woman in question is un urban dweller who spends most o f tier time lit what they rail the built environment. She lives where people have structured masses o f brick and concrete. They make do with a skyline liisieudol a landscape. More lo tlie pomi. the woman lias an Indoor Job. In ihc workplace, she cannol even open a window without throwing a chair through It. For months on end. the weather pattern remains constant: Indoors. Her relationship to nature Is pared down to its effect on traffic. Even the loud lids woman eats comes Iron) tiiat other artificial environment, the world marketplace. In that un-natural exchange, raspberries ily In from Chile in January like misguided lourists. Apples fail oitlo Northern winter plates all the way from New Zealand summers. Oranges full o f Florida sunshine feed New England dank longings. There are no seasons in Bus marketplace There are only prices, as il nature lisell could hr bought oil. Moreover, let us Im- Irank about il. ihc p l.ly in g tu rl th at sh e a p p r o a c h e s so ceremoniously Ibis day Is not impressive This Is not the slutf ol farming On nature’s quarter acre, site has cut back lo four rectangles ol ea rlii that add up lo no more Ilian a slx-bv-eight rug ol growing space. A crop ih.u once spread u plague ol ratatouillr across ihc larders ol tier Incuds is now reduced lo tomato basic-* Beefsteaks and Big Girls "H o w co m e they com e out with «t G O H B Y D O LL, but no P O P P Y D O L L ? " pounds and wntr^pollutunts by 30.6 million pounds. T h e com ­ pany also claims to have greatly cut re­ leases of waste water and solid waste. Those figures, says 3 M. represent savings only In the Initial year o f each 1m p r o v c m e n i . Moreover, the com­ pany claims dint the m o re th an 2 ,5 0 0 p r o je c ts in itia te d under the 3P pro­ fin 1988, the gram at 63 domestic company's mid 22 international releases of sites have reduced Its harmful chem­ costs by $500 mil­ icals included lion. almost 614 Crucial lo da- inimillion llal success nl die 31’ initiative is its em ­ pounds into phasis on eliminating the air. J or reducing con­ tamination at the source — usually during production — rather than generating pollutants and (hen attempting lo treat, store or dispose of them. Nevertheless, litis rile ol plaining and growin g lias come to occupy an emotional space In Inverse proportion to its shrinking geometry Dlls Is indeed the Stull ol ceremony Hut It’s uni a rue of passage. II s a rt*e ol connection, What opening day uitests to is a liny, nearly s\ otholic and vet tenacious, tic lo nature. A tie that she shares with every apartment dweller who ever put a cherry tomato pol on ihc lire escape, every vegetable gardener who ever costed out tlie home-grown produce al 81 a pepper. Digging holes lor seedlings, she thinks ol a mantra fitting for gardeners. Plant, to re­ member that tilings do not Just appear in the refrigerator. They grow, slowly. Plant, to repair tlie nearly severed umbilical cord with tlie natural world. Plant, to keep Ihc pact of m utu al cure t ak in g with nature. T o the woman in Iter u n iform , iliai p a c t wi i l i n a m re s e e m s e s p e c ia lly fr a g ile ti l l s y e a r. O p e n in g da y hud been postponed on account of weal her. May was called oil on account ot weather C Whal opening The cold here, die Hoods in the South, day attests to were attributed by is a tiny tie som e to ch an gin g to nature. ■ patterns produced by pollution. Weutlu-r 11 s e 11 s u d d e n l y seemed unnatural. Have we al last conquered nature? Is u behaving like all subjugated peoples, re­ bellious? So this i u Im i i gardener, kneeling in an altar size plot pays homage with her spade. When the enemy was Germany, spaces like tiers were called Victory Gardens When the enemy is In liu- environment, the target Is dllTercut. Victory over alienation Here is the earth tiiat feeds us. Crouched In a position tiiat would appall her physical therapist, she gently separates the imnulo seedlings. She lias chosen Ibis plant because, ol all the species, tomatoes have most ferociously rejected mass production bv withholding flavor from the marketplace. Carefully, she mounds ilu- dirt around tlie roots. When the Job Is done, the woman removes Iter gloves and surveys liu- land, like a s’ ar ol opening day watching a hall go over the wall Th e small plants arc straight in ilielr rows The sun is strong, the omens are rigid In a ir *si private sort ot pride she tips hrr old hat to tlu iii Seasons sGreclings W ASHINGTON An attempt by the Environmental Protection Agency to humor Americans into protecting the planet has backfired. The media campaign called “ How to D e s tr o y th e E a r t h " u sed r e v e r s e psychology to pass along environmental tips. Hut there was a small problem. Many o f the lips were wrong, and a few o f them were too r a d i c a l for the H u s h -e ra E P A to endorse. T h e embarrassed EPA has withdrawn some o f the ads and put out a story that minor tinkering had lo be done. The good n e w s Is t h a t a well-meaning Boston ad m a n , S t e v e Cosmopulpp, domljqd Si million worth of his creative time and energy lo come rip with the campaign, so the EPA has only wasted $18,000 o f ^TheEPAhas your money In pro­ only wasted duction costs. Cos$18,000 of m opiilos. who Just your money In wanted to do his bit production for the environment, costs. J Is still scratching his h e a d , w o n d e r in g why none o f the EPA scientists or bureaucrats caught the mistakes before they went out on the air. Th e campaign answers the question. "H ow to destroy the Earth." with some tonguc-lncheek suggestions: — "P ou r used motor oil intothe ground." — "L ea ve the lights on. especially when you're not there." — "D rive everywhere. Never walk, ride your bike or take public transportation.” The EPA didn’t mind saying those were environmental no-nos. But EPA officials drew the line when Cosmopulos threw In this suggestion for destroying the Earth: "Use disposable diapers.” Apparently the EPA hasn't noticed that the environmentally correct baby Is swathed In cloth these days. EPA officials say there ts still an ongoing debate about whether wasting water to clean cloth dlupcrs Isa worse offense than throwing them away. Some other offenses implied in the ads ran afoul o f current EPA thinking: — Styrofoam cups are deadly lo marine life. The EPA says that ain’t necessarily so. — Plastics arc toxic when incinerated. That position contradicts what the EPA has said on the record. — Plastics aren't recyclable. Wrong again. Some are and some aren't. Sources In live EPA told us that no one cheeked the campaign with the agency's environmental experts before It was pro­ duced. Once the ads hit the air tn a test area in New England, the bloopers loomed large. But ’ hat wus no problem for the resourceful EPA. Our associate Tim Warner has obtained an Internal EPA memo on how to ease the ads out of circulation without creating a stir. The memo, written by the EPA's senior public allairs official Lewis Crampton. sug­ gests that the makeover be bandied in the Boston offices o f the EPA so it won't look like W ashington ts censoring the ads. Dow Chemical gave Cramplnn a perfect excuse to withdraw the ads when the company com ­ plained about the use of its trademark. "Styrofoam." Crompton suggests using that as an excuse to the media for recalling the ads. "Since we are committing truth here, t don't see any problems as long as we work quickly." Crampton wrote. He told us he was not "tryin g to feed the press a lire here." but that be was merely trying to "manage the issue." Then Crampton added another excuse for recalling the ads — the fear that some people are too stupid to get the Joke. "I think it's a legitimate question to usk whether this campaign will work in rural or metropolitan areas rrf the country where people are a ilttic less literate." Crampton told us. �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Wednesday Manager Teachers---1A Another candidate, form er assistant Seminole County ad­ ministrator James Easton was added to the Interview fist Monday, although he had not been recommended by MSN. Glenn said com m issioners agreed applicants could be rec o m m e n d e d by MSN or themselves. She said Easton had distributed resumes to commissioners about a week ago. Because they had previous experience with him. comm is­ sioners agreed to Interview him, Glenn said. Dave Farr, executive director o f the Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce and chairman of the county's Interview com; mil tee. summarized both the committee's and the commis­ sioner’s evaluation o f Bryant In saying. ‘ ‘ I think we have the best now. Maybe not better than before, but we won’t get any better In the future." “ I think we got the best we car. get." Glenn said. "H e Is quiet-spoken, but 1 believe a real leader." Slavln told com m issioners Bryant wasn't a "second-line" ch oice. Slavln said Bryant would have Interviewed with commissioners In April, but wus unable to conv to Seminole County because o f a family emergency. Commissioners and comm it­ tee members alike were Im­ press-d with Bryant's quiet style and quickness to un­ derstand Issues and Identify problems. During his Interview, Bryant said the commissioners needed to attract more "clea n " Industry to the county to offset the Increasing Uix prcsurcs on residents. He told commission­ ers county staff needed more training to work more cffcclently and Seminole County earn* 165,000 yearly and reclevea a county autom obile every two yeare. Hall County haa a population o f 110,000 and serve* the county with 750 em ployee!. c Seminole County currently haa about 261,000 residents who are served w ith 1.000 county employees. When asked by Commission­ er Bob Sturm what would most Influence his decision In accep­ ting the position, Bryant an­ swered, ‘ ‘ The chem istry be­ tween me and the staff and you. For us to make y'all look good, you have to make the staff Teel comfortable." Bryant, 40, Is the second person offered the position since former county manager Ken Hooper resigned last October amid division on the county commission. Gregory Fehrenbach, the dynamic city ad­ ministrator of New Brunswick. N.J., rejected the county’s offer In April saying he had un­ finished responsibilities at his current posltloa The county's difficu lty In hiring a new m anager was marked by a last-minute shuffle in the three candidates commis­ sioners and the committee were to Interview Tuesday. Of the three original can­ d id a te s . L a rr y A r r in g t o n . Volusia County deputy manag­ er, w ith d re w from the In ­ terviews Tuesday morning after meeting the five commissioners individually Monday and tour­ ing the county with several deprrtment directors. Arrington could not be reached at his office or home. Volusia County spokesman Dave Byron said Arrington decided not to accept the p o s itio n for "p e r s o n a l reasons." Continued from Page 1A needed a computerized geo­ graphic database o f the county. C om m ission ers w ere also Impressed with Bryant's vlewi. on Informing them o f Issues of the day. Bryant told them he h eld In fo rm a l, n o n - v o tin g w orkscsslons w ith his Hail County commlsiioners several days before a public meeting so that any questions they had could be researched before the meeting. S em in ole County com m is­ sioners now hold workscsslons on Issues four hours before they meet to vote on them. Bryant said he also held regular meeting) of department directors so each could keep ubreast o f activities throughout the county. He said commis­ sioners are Invited to the meet­ ings to slay Informed on county activities. C om m ission ers w ere also Impressed with what they de­ scribed as Innovative county s e r v ic e fin a n c in g m eth od s Bryant uses. Bryant said Hall County has no bond debt and uses a pay-as-you-go method to building roads, sewer lines and other "Infrastructure" needs. He s a id v o te rs d e c id e on w hether to offer short-term sales tax increases to help pay for needed Improvements. Bryant said the county has just completed a $60 million road-bulldlng program using sales tax and voters recently approved a penny sales tax to finance a $40 million program to expand their Jail and other projects. Bryant noted their county attracts a high number of tourists to Lake Lanier which lxx)sts their sales tax revenues. " I think he'll bring some Innovative Ideas about paying for needs." Commissioner Bat Warren said. excep­ tional education." said Beth Paul, supervisor o f personnel services. "W e need teachers In those areas, and most especially we need minority teachers." A grant from the state to Im p ro ve m ath and sc ien c e teaching in the district Including fin iclal assistance to travel outside the state to recruit better teachers. Stncc the beginning o f this year, two recruitment trips have been made to Southern Universi­ ty In Louisiana and trips have Continued from Page 1A prevailing winds and sea level pressures In the Carib­ bean. and wind characteristics In the upper atmosphere. New to his formula this year — and the missing factor In last year’s failure — Is the amount of rainfall In western Africa's sub-Saharan Sahel region. The Sahel suffered through a severe tion In those areas and allowed to retake the test during their Junior and senior years. T o receive a high school ui|Joma In Florida, u student must pass both the math and the communications sections o f the second part of tl)c test. In 1990, the average state score on the reading skills was 92. the average score In Semi­ nole County was 92. Lake Mary High School led the pack with a 97. and Seminole High School brought up the rear with 91 ! Se, points. clpal j Last year district schools su ccess0 to a c o m jp u terlzc d learning system which serves averaged 93 to tile state's 89. Writing skills showed the dis­ 800 students a week and to a comprehensive program at the trict with an average score o f 95. while the state averaged 93. ninth and tenth grade level Three district schools. Lake which emphasizes basic skills. Mary, Lake Brantley and Lyman, "It was a team effort." Epps scored an average o f 97 on the said. "T h e teachers did a really writing portion o f the test, while great Job preparing the students L a k e H ow ell and S em in ole and offering remediation when it earned an average score o f 93. was needed." In 1989 district writing skills Epps predicted Seminole High averaged four points lower at 9 1. School’s scores would "continue while the slate average was only to rise.'' 86. In math, the average score In All Florida 10th graders arc the district was 90. three points required to take the SSAT. Those students who do not higher than the state average of master all the skills on the first 87. Lake Mary High School led the part or who fall any portion of the second, are given remedia­ pack with an average of 92 said. Sem inole High students scored six points higher on their reading sklls. averaging 91 this year, and three points higher on the math with an average score of 9 t. Four per­ cent more o f the 10th graders from Sem in ole High School passed the com m u nications section o f the second part and they showed a five percent Increase over last year on the math test. Taxes F l o r i d a s t ax b a s e w u s structured In such a way In the 1920s that it became "a home for retirees." said Dunbar. Their presence Is a large reason for lluslow growth In the state's reve­ nue base, he said. "W e can't Just keep saying Coatlaned from Page 1A have p rovided for g ro w th ." Martinez said. Pete Dunbar, the governor's legislative liaison, said the mix of taxes was appropriate because It keeps "n ew taxes off the base of the average Floridian." Continued from Page I A NWS's capabilities. Some of Ihe agency's equipment, much of It built In the 1950s and 1960s. Is “ outdated, outmoded, obsolete and antequated." he told the G a in e s v ille Sun. In a story published Tuesday. An example o f the deficiencies of the NWS's current system, said Scheuer. occurred In No­ vember 1988. when a tornado struck Kallegh and Durham. N.C.. killing four people and causing $ 100 million in damages. The public never knew Ihe storm was coming because the NWS radar was down for repairs The NWS modernization pio gram will result In the closing of som e 200 w ea th er station s around the nation, and attrition will eventually cut the work forre by an estimated 1. 100 Jobs. The remaining 115 stations will get equipment designed to cut false alarms and give more warning In the event of tornadoes or other severe weather. Included In that list of priority stations fur the new radar are Melbourne. Jacksonville. Miami. Key West. Tallahassee. Ihe Tampa Bay area and In the Ban handle at Red Bay. Additionally. l.(KX) automated observation centers, most of them at uir|iorts, will dot the country, collecting data on atr pressure, temperature, wind di­ rection ami speed, riin va " visibil­ ity and precipitation. Joe Friday, director of the NWS. said he hopes the mod­ ernization will give the agency more credibility with u some­ times skeptical public. Typically, lie said, the public's r e a c t i o n to s e v e r e s t o r m warnings Is. "Well, there they go again.” His agency has acknowl­ edged "a glaring shortfall" in Its ability to predict sudden and lethal storms. Friday said, and is determined to Improve NETTIE M. BARRINGTON Nettle M. Barrington. 81. 198 Collins Rd.. Osteen, died June 5 at her residence. Born Nov. 11, 1908, In Osteen, she was a lifelong resident. She was a homemaker and a member of Saint Mary A.M.E. Church. Survivors Include husband. W h itfie ld and one b roth er. Sylvester Smith of Osteen. Wllson-Elchelberger Mortuary Inc.. Sanford. In charge o f ar­ rangements. Consumer Information tenter Department V T Pueblo. Colorado 81009 r srrvfefMif U » ! s <* vetVrvRSRMfttftmraUrat MASON P a u l i n e " P o l l y " M a so n Blahnlk, 81, 2970 Scarlet Road. Winter Park, died Monday at Winter Bark Memorial Hospital. Bom May 29. 1909. In Buffalo. N.Y.. she moved to Winter Park from St. Cloud In 1988. She was a retired switchboard operator for the Osceola County Court­ house and u Catholic. Survivors Include daughter, Shari Mason. Sanford: brother. Charles Fornes. Balatka; four grandchildren; one g r ea t ­ grandchild. O aklaw n Park C e m e ­ tery f Funeral Horne. Lake Mary. In charge o f arrangements. points and Lake Howell High School rounded out the bottom with an average score o f 85. Math skills lust year averaged higher at 92 points on the district level, while the state average score was higher at 88. The second purl o f the lest, which tests the application of the skills, are reported as the per­ centage of students with in a school, the district or the state who pass each area on the tcsl. On the communlcJtlons por­ tion of the test. 90 percent of the Seminole County students who took the test passed it. while only 87 percent o f the tenth graders stale wide met with success. Lake Mary High School had a 96 percent success rate. At Lake Howell High School, only 89 percent of their students wnn look the lest passed. drought that lasted 18 years, but the drought might be breaking, Gray said. Computer models show that as rainfall Increases In West Africa, so do the number o f hurricanes that form tn the Atlantic. Rain­ fall In the Sahel has been near average the last two years. The relatively high number of hurricanes to strike the United Slates in the late 1940s. 1950s and 1960s occurred during rainy years In Hie Sahul. he said. Gray said two o f Ihe mete­ orological factors are favorable to Increased hurricane activity this year, while none o f Ihe factors works against (topical storms. "Florida Is kind of a sitting duck In thr West African xhtxilIng gallery." Gray said. Lake Destiny Trail. Altamonte Springs, died Monday at Meridi­ an Nursing Center. Longwood. B o r n F e b . 10. 1 9 0 1 , In Sheboygan, Wls., she moved in A lta m o n t e Springs from Wisconsin In 1988. She was a cake froslcr. Survivors Include son. Lloyd. Altamonte Springs: two grand­ children. B ald w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral Home, Orlando. In charge of arrangements. Peter: daughter). Debra Greene. Ohio. Barbara Bcltllng. Orlandn. Felicia Dlauc Hinkle. Shannon; D.. both of Altamonte Springs, son. Forrest Eugene H inkle., Apopka: sisters. J oy Keene., Agatha Further, both o f Ohio. Peggy S. Boiirtkas. Altamonte Springs; brother. Wendell Stepp.' Kentucky: three grandchildren. Halil w in -F a irch ild F u n era l' Home. Forest City, in charge o f arrangements. RO BERT D. WEBBER R o b e r t I). W e b b e r . 6 0 . L a m p ligh ter Rd.. AltamontrSprltigs. died Monday at Orlandn Regional Medical Center. Burn Sept. 8, 1923. In Plnttevllle. Colo., he moved lo Altamonte Sprl ngs from T e x a s lit the 1940s. He was a wholesale grocer and a member o f HPOE no. 1079, Moose Lodge No. 766 and the Gator Boosters. Survivors Include daughters. Borhnra Smith. Orlando. Beverly Dlllmau. Pembroke Pines, Pat Goff. Brandon; brothers. Clifford.. Paul, both o f Plultcvtllc: sister.. Betty Lou St rouse. Denver: four grandchildren. HORACE RILEY JR. Horace Rtley Jr.. 67. 975 Troon Trace, Winter Springs, died Monday at his residence. Born Aug. 8. 1922, In East Point, Ga.. he moved to Winter Springs from the Panama Canal Zone In 1970. He was a captain In the Navy and an Episcopalian. Survivors Include wife. Elaine C .; d a u gh ters, Ga y l e Ne w. G c r m a n d y , L is a T h o m a s . Oviedo; sons. Gregory. Pisino Beach. Calif., Scott. Maitland: sister. Pulrlcla Lanier. Atlanta: four grandchildren. Bald w in -F alrclU ld Fu n eral Home. Goldenrud. In charge ill arrangements. GERALD LEE ROTH SAMUEL J. DAVIS On the math portion of the lest. Lake Brantley led the 10th gra d ers wi th a 92 percent passage rate, while Lake Howell again brought up the rear with a mere 77 percent o f their testtakers earning a passing score. Winger said tlx- test scores are good predictors of the success of the students on other standard­ ized tests. we're a fast-growing state and can't live with the revenue policies o f yesterday." he said. Next year Is not an election y e a r , h o w e v e r , so s o me law m akers may he utile lo overcome their aversion to ad­ dressing some sort or general lax hike, said Crawford. "T h e tax commission Is prob­ a b ly o u r best h o p e .” said Crawford, referring to Hie slate Taxation and Budget Reform Cmmmisslon. which has been cb.irgcd to coiik- up with some n e w I d e a s a b o u t h o w to approach the state budget for fiscal 1991-92. Boh Bradley. Hx- commission's executive director, said cutting p r o g r a m s Is t h e e a s i e s t alternative. Other alternatives include taxing corporate profits or extending the sales tax more g<x)ds and services. Samuel J. Davis. 71. 230 Flam ingo Dr.. Sanford, died Monday at hts residence. Bom March 22, 1919 In Scranton. Pa., he m oved to Sanford from Annum. N.Y.. in 1971. He was a retired machlnst for Aleo Pro­ ducts and a member o f the All Souls Catholic Church. Sanford. He was an Anny veteran of World War II. Survivors Include wife. Helen; sons. Robert. Sanford. Edward. Oviedo; daughters. Lots Jean Wolnlak, Nancy, both of San­ ford. Marion Mi-ttam. Orange C ou nty. Shirley Knmartsky. Winter Park; brother. Joseph. Ocala: sisters. Mary Kearney, Scranton. Ann Doyle. Baltimore: 16 grandchildren. Brlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. FREDDIE LEE JOHNSON JR. Freddie Lee Johnson Jr.. 45. 1924 Airport Blvd.. Sanford, died Tuesday al Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. Bom Aug. H. 1944. In Blakley. Gu.. he moved to Sanford 36 years ago from there. He was a construc­ tion worker and affiliated with Second Shiloh Missionary Bap­ tist Church. Sanford. Survivors Include daughter. L a ta sh a M ed lock . S a n fo rd : mother. Emma. Sanford: brothers. LeRoy, Long Island. N.Y.. Eddie Roy. Frankfuri. Germany. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge ufurraugcinents. M A R G A R E T A. MOTHS Margaret A. Mollis, 89, 225 Gerald Lee Roth. 42. 1577 Carrington Ave.. Winter Springs, died Friday at Orlandn Regional Medical Center. Born Feb. 20, 1948, In Chlcagu. he moved In W inlcr Springs from Toledo, Ohio. In 1990. He was a market­ ing manager fix Atlas Energy Corp. and a member of the Tuskuwllla United Methodist Church. S u r v iv o r s In clu de fa th er. Wi l l i am. Decatur, III.: w ife. Janie. Garland. Texas; sons. Jerrod, Jason. Jeremy, all o f W i n t e r S p rin g s ; d a u g h t e r . Jenifer. Winter Springs: sisters. Patsve Ann Stanley. Mesa. Art/.. Kathryn Moody It. Decatur. B ald w ln -F a lrch lld F u iieral Home. Goldcnrod. In charge of arrangements. LINDA SCHIRALDI Linda Schlraldl. 45. 5 7 1 Grove Court. Altamonte Springs, died Monday at her residence. Born Sept. 27. 1944. in Charleston. W.Va., she moved lo Altamonte Sprlngs from Long Beach. Miss . Ill 1976. She was a title officer with Ihe Volusia County tag and I llle office. Survivors Include husband. HUNT MONUMUT CO. DISPLAY TARO Hwy. 1/ W - Fsm Psrtt Ph. 339-3968 Qene Hunt, Owner Breeze, M u tts A Credits Woodla wn Funeral H om e. Or lando. In charge' of arrange men Is. FUNERALS DAVIS, SAMUEL J. of Chriittan Burial for Mr Samuel I 0.1V 1$will1be Celt'br .»t«l 10a m mFriday At All Souls Catholic Church, Sanlord with Rev Father Thomas J Burn* a i celebrant Interment will follow in AH Souls Calholn Cemetery, Sanford A Rotary will be recited Thursday evening al 7 JO p m In the Bruton Funeral Chapel Fritnd\ may call at the funeral home Thursday from /9pm Brliiort Funeral Harm*, Sanford; *n charge ol arrannimenfi V m _ ” • MEETING THE NEED OF EVERY FAMILY • Pre Need Planning • Out 01 S la t* Transfer • Local Burial • Cremation • Burial In All Military Cemeteries P H . 8 3 4 -8 5 3 0 G | G Fred.ne F. Gaines Ji F[H Funtil! Dueclor Owner Gaines Funeral Home Formerly Gramkow Games Funeral Home LOCALLY OWNED X OPERATED 1X0 DOG TRACK RD. LONGWOOD S e le c t io n W H E N IT C O M E S T O I N S U R A N C E W E G IV E Y O U M O R E F O R L E SS. mm Make Tracks... to >our nrarrst mailt*u amt m-i*I for tlx Utr>t mp) of thr free Consumer Infonnauoolaukie It IbU about 2D0free nr km <ir>l K'srrnmrnt puDtkalkxmixi lopks ULr health, OuUUkxi larrrrx mono maikigf mrnL ami frtk-r.il hrnrflls JuMsen) your name ami arklm* to ihe middle school level. "W e have tieeti doing a Ix-ltcr job of getting good minority teachers Into tlx classrooms ol Seminole County.” said Baul. who maintains that the e m ­ phasis w ill always Ik - on the quality rather than tile race of the teachers wlx> arc hired In Seminole Countv. T h e d i s t r i c t p l a n p In participate In tin- Great Florida Tcach-ln. a statewide recruit­ ment fair to Orlando June 17 through the 20. Last year. 12 teachers were hired as a result of Interviews done at the Teach-In. DEATHS PAULINE "P O L LY " BLAHNIK Contlnasd from Page 1A been made to Eastern Kentucky University, the University of Kentucky. Morchead University and Kertucky State University. According to Riul. the district Is formulating plans lo start early in recruiting youngsters from local high schools who are Interested In the teaching pro­ fession. The Future Teacher organiza­ tions, already In place at the high school level, will be used to encourage students from un­ derrepresented areas lo pursue a career in education. Baul also said there arc plans to form similar organizations at Hurricanes — Tests Radar- J u n 6. 1990 — SA KARNS IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y , me. 413 W. First St. Ph. 322 5762 W illiam H. “ Bill” W ight C.P.C.U. President S ervin g Central Florida S ince 1949 Sanlord Different families suffering a loss have different needs.That is why Brisson Funeral I Ionic has always been a full service faciliLy, offering a variety ot sendees from Traditional to Ship out and Cremation. B ris s o n F u n e ra l H o m e l*rearr(uuje(l Funeral Pnxjruin C orn er o f 9 th S tr e e t and Laurel • S a n ford . Fla. (4 0 7 ) 322-2131 �• R — Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Wednesday, June 6, 1990 Black, woman win big but face tough races ■y J O W t t MIAMOWANV UPI Political Writer Senate refuses to shorten crime debate WASHINGTON — The Senate refused to end debate and force a final vote on an anti-crime bill that Includes proposals for an expanded federal death penalty and a ban on military-style assault weapons. The Senate voted 54-37 Tuesday to limit debate — six votes short of the 60 required to Impose so-called cloture — and Senate Democratic leader George Mitchell ordered a second vote Thursday. The failure to end debate left the Senate, which began considering the bill May 21. facing a determined stalling campaign by opponents of the ban on assault weapons and a staggering backlog of 246 amendments. Family backs Alzheimer’s patient suicide PORTLAND. Ore. — The husband o f a woman who killed herself on a doctor's "suicide machine * quoted her final statement as saying she didn't want to put her family "through the agony" o f Alzheim er's disease. Janet Adkins. 54. committed suicide Monday with the assistance o f Dr. Jack Kevorkian, 62. a retired Royal Oak, Mich., pathologist who hooked her to a "suicide m achine" he created that Injected potassium chloride into her veins. Adkin's husband Ronald. 57. said Tuesday .that his wife was a woman who "loved life." He said she was an adventurer who had climbed Mount Hood, traveled to the Himalayas, flown in hot-air ballons and spoke French. Court: Poor schools need more money TRENTON. N.J. — In ruling that the state must spend hundreds o f millions o f dollars more for aid to urban schools, the New Jersey Supreme Court recognized the special problems o f children trapped In declining cities, the lawyer who argued the case said. Marilyn Morheuser. a lawyer for the Education Law Center In Newark, called the high court's opinion " a declrlon unlike any other." The opinion handed down Tuesday followed similar action in the past year by the Kentucky and Texas supreme courts. Trump adviser predicted empire’s fall NEW YORK — Stock analyst Marvin Roffman. fired when he • dared to question Donald Trum p’s wisdom in opening the opulent Taj Mahnl casino, could wind up benefiting from the very woes he predicted. Tm m p Is negotiating with his bankers to restructure his assets and could be forced to give up big chunks o f his real estate and casino empire to ease a critical cash shortage. Among his biggest problems, analysts say. is the extravagant Taj Mahnl. which opened April 1 to much fanfare but Is falling to generate enough cash to allay lenders’ fears about Trump's ability to meet his long-term obligations. From United Press International Reports Former mayors Dianne Fclnsteln and Harvey Gantt scored a pair of Historic firsts for women and blacks by easily winning the D em ocratic nom inations for g o v e rn o r In C a lifo rn ia and senator In North Carolina, but both face tougher odds In the general election. H i g h l i g h t i n g t he b u sie st primary day o f the year thus far. Fclnsteln. who made her gender a cam paign Issue, T u esday becam e the first wom an to capture a major party guberna­ torial nomination In the Golden State. Gantt became the first black to win nomination to any major office in the Tarheel State. However, both Fclnsteln. a former mayor of San Francisco, and Gantt, a former chief execu­ tive of Charlotte. N.C.. now must contend with a pair o f R e­ Gorbachev goes from U.S. love to headaches at home United Press In tfn w tkn sl MOSCOW - President Mikhail G o rb a ch ev, le a v in g b eh in d adoring crowds In the United S t a t e s , r e t u r n e d h o m e to challenges to his authority and a country beset by new ethnic v i o l e n c e a nd a c r u m b l i n g economy. Gorbachev was smiling when he and his wife. Raisa, stepped off their plane Tuesday night at the Moscow airport and were greeted by about a dozen m em ­ bers of the Politburo and the Presidential Council. But w h ile G orbachev was m eeting President Dush and thrilling admiring crowds during his travels around the United Stales and Canada, the officials left behind fought myriad battles In the Soviet Union. At the top o f the list o f problems are the economy and growing nationalist tension. Th e g overn m en t's plan to move toward a market economy Nielsen seeks minority viewing data Units i Ir tlonal NEW YORK — Nielsen Media Research will expnnd Us col­ lecting and reporting of data to provide the advertising and tele­ vision industries with a better picture o f minority television audiences, it was announced Tuesday. The news came after Nielsen, the leading provider uf television audience measurement services, held a series of discussions with Tribute Entertainment and two ad agencies. Burrell and Un­ iworld. as well as other Nielsen customers In the black commu­ nity. Earlier this year, some memIters of the black community complained that Nielsen avoided ACT honors children’s TV programming Unitsd Press International CAMBRIDGE. Mass. - Action lor Children's Tclcvlson honored more than 20 television, cable and v i d e o p r o g r a m s f o r youngsters Tuesday, but d e­ plored a dearth of diverse, quali­ ty offerings. 'T h a t’s the wonderful side of what's happening — there are (K-ople who care. There are those who support this kind of pro­ gramming. The bad news is that they arc like a very few stars lighting up a very dark sk y." said A C T P r e s id e n t P e g g y ( barren. "It's never been worse." she *>ald. ACT, a national nonprofit organl/atlon that has worked for 22 years to promote diversity and limit eouunercial angles In children's television, planned to present the awards at a ceremo­ ny Wednesday. The event was dedicated to the m emory o f Moppets creator Jim Henson, who died last mouth of bacterial pneumonia. It's hard to think of children's television these days without remembering h im ." Charren said ‘ The world's children will ‘ nutluue to he educated by his material." Among i inisc programs cited by the group were Cable News Network's "C N N N ew sroom ." into •« Babur." Nickelodeon's ‘ lot/ show "M ake the G rade" and Pittsburgh piddle television s ta tio n W Q E D 's ''W o n ­ derworks " For the itrst lim e In the IH year history o f the awards, no commercial television network series was honored. Charren said areas that were predominantly black In Its audience measure­ ment. Nielsen dented this. Starting tn 1091. Nielsen wttl expand its monthly National Audience Demographic Report to include black households end about 20 black demographic categories. Nielsen also will provide mar­ keting Information such as what percentage o f a local market is black or Hispanic In Its local market reports. Nielsen proposes a National Black "Pockctplcce," similar, to the one produced for the broad­ cast and cable networks and television syndicators. Th e " P o c k e t p le c e " Is the weekly report of television per­ formance used by buyers, sellers publican opponents who have well-established political bases nnd have proven they can win statewide. ' In California. GOP Sen. Pete Wilson. 56. a popular two-term federal lawmaker and former San Diego mayor, easily defeated token opposition Tuesday to capture the Republican guberna­ torial nomination. If not a favor­ ite to replace retiring Republican Gov. Ge o r g e Deukmejian, Wilson must at least be viewed by Felnsteln as an extremely tough opponent. And In North Carolina. Gantt will contend with three-term Republican Sen. Jesse Helms, who Is one of the most out­ spoken conservatives in the country and popular at home. Nonetheless, both Fclnsteln and Gantt were ecstatic Tuesday night and looking forward to doin g battle wi th their Re­ publican rivals. and programmers of television time. A National Black "Pocketpiece." If ti receives enough c lie n t su p p o rt to J u s tif y Its startup, would provide ratings, share, household and dem o­ graphic information on televi­ sion viewing among black peo­ ple. William G. Jacobi, executive vice president. Nielsen Media Research, said In announcing the plans: "These improvements are part o f an o n- g oi ng p rocess by Nielsen to provide advertisers, their agencies and television programmers with the most ac­ curate. relia b le Inform ation about v l e w c r s h l p amon g Afro-Amertcans. Hlspanlcs and other ethnic minorities." that would Include price In­ creases — officially announced Just days before Gorbachev left for the summit — faces grave opposition that may doom It. In the days after Gorbachev and Prim e M in ister N ikolai Ryzhkov spoke of a national referendum on the plan, it was given a resounding "n o " vote by p a rlia m e n ts In tw o o f the country's largest republics — the Ukraine and Byelorussia. Tile huge Russian republic has Indicated It may also reject ihe price Increases. In Russia. Gorbachev also must deal with the election of populist Doris Yellsln ns Ihe effective president o f the re­ public despite the fierce public opposition from the Soviet presi­ dent. Yeltsin, who was kicked out of his high Communist Party posts for criticizing what he called Ihe slow pace o f Gorbachev's re­ forms but made a remarkable political comeback based on popular support, says he Is willing to work with Gorbachev now but It must be on good terms. After his election as chairman o f the Russian Parliam en t. Yeltsin outlined a plan for Incrcaitrd nutnnomy for Ihe re­ publ i c that ma y make the central government largely Ir­ relevant. If You Are: M ovin g Into Or Around The Area Getting Married Having A Baby Let your Welcome Wagon representative answer your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. Bible favorite am ong leaders Unltttl f t w t International Self-Help EVANSTON. IH. - A survey of 1.000 chief executive of­ ficers o f major corporations and the presidents o f 1.2000 universities Indicates half of them read up to two hours per 1. ThafkUiation Rtiporu day and the most widely read by Htfbtfl Btnton »nd book Is the Bible. Mtri*m7. KHpp*f (Avon) O f the respondents to the t. On Dtatb And Dying su rvey conducted by Naby EHutwth Kubkr Rou tlonal-Louls University. 25 (UoCffliNon) percent said the Bible was the 3. Partnl etlactivtnau Training book that most changed or by Thomti Co*doe (McKay) 'Influenced their lives, the school announced Tuesday. 4. Brtwttn Partnl and Child Four percent cited "A Talc by ChiimC. Glnott (Avon) of Tw o Cities" by C h arts 3. (Ut) Tour Ptrlatt Right: A Guid* to Dickens; 2 percent etted "T h e Autrtht IMryg by Robttl E. Albwti B o o k o f M o r m o n . " and and Ukhaot L Emmoni beyond that, no book was (Impact PubHihm) mentioned twice, the survey 3. («•) Mu* Color It your Paraehutt? said. by Richard N. Boiki National Louls-Unlversliy (Tan Spatd Prm) President Orley Herron said of 1. Whan I Sty No I Foot Guilty the wide range of book titles by Manual Smith IBantam) submitted, an overwhelming I. Tht Boft andGirta Book About number of them dealt with Dtvorta by RichardA. Gardtnar the themes o f man's triumph (Bantam) aguuisl adversity and social Injustice. 9. Ftatng Good: Tha Ntw Uood A m on g the hooks cited Thtrapy by David D. Bumi (Morrow) were: "A tlas Shrugged" by 10. Ho* to Sumvt tha ton of a leva A yn Rand: " W a ld e n " by by Mtlba Colgrcv#, Harold Bloomti*ld Henry David Thoreau: "W ar and Pttar McWilllami (Bantam) and Peace" by Leo Tolstoy: "M o b y D ick " by Herman Souftt: American Journal MCA GRAPHICS Melville: "Profiles In Courage" ot Paycnothorapv by John F. Kennedy: "T h e Over the last decade bookstores Grapes of W rath" by John have become glutted with sell-help Steinbeck: and "T h e Jungle" literature. "The Relaxation Re­ by Upton Sinclair. sponse" and "On Death and Dying" "T h e results o f this survey are the two most frequently recom­ should send a strong message mended by clinical psychologists. to students all across the country about how to emulate 18 percent o f tbclr ti me reading fiction, 34 percent success," Herron said. "W e found that America's leaders reading non-fiction, 21 jmtarc passlonnle about rending cent on magazines and 27 and almost 50 percent o f percent o f their time reading newspapers. them devote from one to two hoursaday reading. When asked what book they would recommend to today's "In this visual day and age. youth. 25 percent again said 1 find the rrsults of our survey T h e Bible. A lso receivin g uplifting." mul ti pl e recom m endations Sixty-seven percent of those surveyed said they read at were "Catcher in the R ye" by least five hours per week and J.D . S a lin g e r: " W a r and 12 percent satd they sit with a Peace": "Huckleberry Finn" by Mark Twain and "T h e Red book anywhere from 20 to 35 B a d g e o f C o u r a g e " by hours a week. Stephen Crane. 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Sanford Herald If You Live In O ne Of These Areas, Please Call Sanford — 323-4614 Lake Mary — 321-6660 or 330-3311 Longw ood — 331-4016 or 869-9369 W inter S p rin g s — 696-2515 Altam onte — 869-4340 C asselberry — 699-9255 or 696-2515 Oviedo — 869-8612 MAIL TO: Sanford Htrald P.0. Box 1657 Sanford, FL 32772-1657 •ONLY ONE ITEM PRINT AO HERE: •MUST INCLUOE PRICE C L A S S I F I E D �\ Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Wednesday, June 8, 1990 — 7 4 Storer cable television reveals plan for Lake Mary rate increase Hospitals’ newborn costs jum p Unl *•* F r a u International addicts. "That \iay lw the place where some o f those babies may be," Brachcr salt!. ORLANDO — Crack cocaine bablca and un­ insured patients have pushed the cost of treating newborns up 28 pci cent In Central Florida and elsewhere, the- chief of the slate hospital cost review board said Tuesday. The latest six-month study of the Health Care Coat Containment Board, which was released Tuesday as "The Patient's Guide Number 9 to Hospital Charges." revealed that the cost of treating newborns with problems rdsc 27.5 percent In Central Florida during the first six months of 1989. and 14.6 percent statewide. James Brachcr. executive director o f the containment board, said one reason for the Increase could be traced to babies bom to crack Herald staff writer L A K E M A R Y - S lo r c r Cable Communications In A l­ tam onte Springs has sub­ mitted a.letter to Mayor Dick Fess and the Lake Mary City Commission Informing them o f Storer's Intent to enact a rate increase next month for not only basic service, but premium services us well. "W e have a special problem In Florida relating to indigent, care," Brachcr said. He also said employees In the service Industry have the least amount o f health ‘ nsurancc. because they cannot afford to j»ay 8100 a month on a 85-un-hour Income. Other variables Influencing rising costs Include changing technology, local competition for pa­ tients and geographic local Inn. policies In order to keep rales nt the lowest levels possible and still provide our suLsc.T. .s with Ihc best pro­ gramming and customer serv­ ice available." LHke Mary Slorcr customers will find a new fee list In­ cluded with their June billing. Basle subscriber fees will go from 817.45 to 818.45 per month beginning Jul y 1. Storer ofTIclals said this is the first increase In 17 months. In the l etter o f Intent. Jackson I. Hatton, manage"ment consultant for Store.r said. "In an effort to control rising cable rates, we have delayed this Increase as long as possible. Unfortunately. It is necessary for us to change the current rates effective July 1. 1990," ■ y NICK P F IIF A U F But he said health care costs In Florida arc more dramatically affected oy a large number of uninsured workers and indigent patients who have no money to pay their bills. Hatton added. "W e will continue to Implement effi­ c i e n t co s t - m a n a g e me nt AFL-CIO wants national plan for health care ■y KA V I PAM United Press International_______ MIAMI BEACH — Congress should enact legislation to pro­ vide a national health care plan for all families and to ensure Job security for striking workers. A F L - C I O President Lane Kirkland said Tuesday, "T h e crisis In health care is no less than any other," Kirkland told about 1,500 delegates at the Fifth Constitutional Convention of the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union. "W e need national health care re­ form ." F o l l o w i n g the sp ee ch . Kirkland said the costs o f health care Is "getting totally out of control." "A n d there Is a concerted effort on the part of employers to put more o f those cos s o n the workers, in the form o f fewer b e n e f i t s and h ig h e r d e ­ ductibles." he said. As many as 37 million Ameri­ cans are without health care Insurance, and the Issue has been thr major stumbling block In negotiations between about 80 percent o f striking workers and their employers. Kirkland told the delegates. "There Is a growing public consciousness about the pro­ blem. and It requires legislative action." he said. Ear l i er , the Re v. Jesse Jackson, a presidential can­ di dat e In 1984 and 1988. addressed the delegates and also called for a national health care plan. "It will «*srle ss f r o ^ v e n t l v e ^ health cart tntm'alTwTTre ftTCi. he said. The AFL-CIO has not framed specific legislation on health care, but Is launching a public education advertising campaign and conducting public hearings on the Issue this fall, said Kirkland, who received a stand­ ing ovation, chants and cheers from union members. A law that would provide Job security for striking workers also will be pushed hard by the AFL-CIO this year, he said. "Labor laws go a long way to nullify the rigid o f collective b a r g a in in g ." Ki rkl and said. " E m p l o y e r s h a ve been advertising for scab workers before negotiations even take place as a method of Intimida­ tion." The union Is proposing a law "to restore the right to strike without fear of losing your Job." Kirkland told the delegates. "That basic rigid — the very heart o f freedom o f association — is meaningless If employers can hire scabs." Although Kirkland said strik­ ing workers at Eastern Airlines and Greyhound have not won their labor battles, they are making some progress. . "T h e y have not won their objective." he said. "And we will continue our steadfast support. But there has been no victory for ( Ea s t e r n Ch a i r ma n ! Fr ank Lorenzo and no victory for the management o f Greyhound, ci­ ther." Lorenzo was considered an e n e m y by t h o u s a n d s of machinists, pilots and flight at­ tendants who struck the carrier in March 1989. forcing the airline to flic for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection later that month. Machinists remain on strike. L o r e n z o has s i n c e b een stripped of his responsibilities as hcau o f Eastern by a U.S. bankruptcy Judge and replaced by a court-appointed trustee. "W e have proved that this company was being run Into the ground for the profit of one m an." Kirkland said. “ Lorenzo persistently and regularly lied It took too long for the bankruptcy Judge to realize that he had run out of credible lies" Organized labor Is gaining ground In public opinion |m>IIh. and unions still will prevail jver big corporations Interested only In valuing profit. Kirkland said. Xct there be no doubt about our capacity and our convic­ tion," he told delegates. 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JUNE II PRICES PINK CATAWBA I 2 . 9 9 Miunm lit America’s Largest M0MMT. p it It ABC I R I '» : UA I -. J LIQUORS * �Ok — Sanlo.il Herald. Sanlord Florida — Wednesday. June 6 1990 S c h o o ls find re c ru itm e n t a ro u g h road By V ICK I DaSORMIER Herald stall vvnler SANFORD l h. Si-ininiili ( 'lllllll \ sc||iin| •cllslrlrl is si ill It y inu nib'll i ii im i . i cns|i i I|\ it. at I tact lent.ilcs .mil itim.iiii icn in 11i .i 11\ ii|>|ici lev< | ,ic,i.l.'inic . I.isni iiniiis .i. eiii.lint! In sell.ml lllllei.lls I llrv hate .IIn. i I,ill.'ll III ill. is| eases I.I I i i i i i i * in.ties nil.■ classes that have ir.nll H.malli Ih c i i i .'ic .l.niiahi nl l.n ial.s th. nlli. lals s.n.I All sell.ml .Itslti. Is aie tc.|tilrr<! In wnik low ar.l e.|ini\ in ■lass.•in.illinenis I hr lilt.Ierr.'|iresenl.ill.ill nl lila. ks m lippri level ill.till classes has hern a |tr. ihl.i 11 l.ir many vr a is m (lie Sennn.il. <'.intitx s« In mi! .list n. I as els. w here .<.•.111111111* m.nnrll) v.Mnmslrrs al ih r srh.Hil level pi. iv.al less Ilian sin e, sslnl in the past l.asi year, the .llslrlel appealr.I in elm rrh rs in the hlaek .m n m m u ii in iry in rii. nnrai*. iheir |Mrls|i|iinrrs in eni.ill in lh. Ini’ ll, r Irvrl classes I hev alsn lust||til.-.l a plan In tjive awai.ls evrrv nine weeks ; « • |.«sin.lrnis win. have the must tniprnvrrl ura.les n\ er .lie Ul.nl UIU IMTlml Neither plan ll.is prn.l.l. e.l the deslre.l results I here has lieeli tin evident r III sneeess s.11.1 ( 'I n n Ikiyer. ills.riel e.Mir.htiatnr >.| niaiheniaiies W. .Inn t kiinu w in v n Inn it hasn't hern wnt kini* Hovel and Ills stall have inn.hlle.l then plan tn in. In.le I’eitnii* lit. n.p |>< tinrmmi* sill.lellls III III.' upp.'l level classes In i*n lllln Video store owner charged with obscenity I hen have hern problems sln.l. ills |nnth.‘l areas as w.'ll lecrnitini* Until, e. nlin.tiles classes tor example, hav. never altia. i . d many vomit* men to ihelr tost' is Despii. a district level n.emniandiim to le... hi ts and i*nidane. persnnnel en . omaninu lliein In ie. roll males and a \ id. a that was prndlieeil tn lie shown tn all sin .l.ills who show an aptiiii.le Im the Sl|h|r< l males ate still lint etilnllllli* tn It.line eennnml. s . lasses . .mills ..I Itrst-dejiree murder and III a innrder lnr hlre plm ai*a.nsl Ills wile that left her wound, d hoi altvi r.ixinan ruled Monday that widespread new s cover.iipahntit Ihe east* made It Im possthle lor f-'utnpn.ilns In receive a lair trial In Volusia ( oillltv whet, lie lives Foxmaii did nut name a new sit. Im the trial, which is s. hcduled lor Am* (i. hut he did lilt a i*ai> order that had haillied every.ill.' assoelate.l with llle ease tmin dls. uss.no Unltad Praam International D A YTO N A IK C A fll - A pi.li*e has ordered the trial nl eon ii ter tel ter K oust ant In Kntopnillns. who Is clinrip'd with mnr.lertnr* .wo p>-t.pl. arid trvltit* in have his wile killed llin ird ...It nl Volusia ( 'ntn.lv Vol usi a ( ni.titv ( ir. lilt •I 11.1Lt. d a l l i e s K n x in a n Uianle.l a ell,nil*.' nl veilin' in n I I.i n h v K n n s i a n t t ii l-'ulnpnulns III lie Is ehail*ed Willi Ivvu SHOP THE M ANY W ORLDS OF FARMERS...DURING OUR BIG Unltad P r e s s International DAYTONA IIK A lll Anothei video store owner In the .llslrlel nl Slate Attorney John lannet has I h cii arrest.xl oil charges nl .llslrthillllli* nlisavn. videotapes nUlel.tls said ITicm I.h Harry Kielheh. owner nl the (irana.la Video Store in ( lull.ill.I Heaeh. is ehargr.l with three m lsdein ea tin i . m i n i s n| ills 11 lliiitIlly; p.iriln^tapliv And as in al least iwn .rtll.'t . ases m III* district, the a l l . st came alici h. had dem anded th* tapes he returned Fretlleh said eatlv I uesilav < veiling tlial lie had nul ieeelve.1 word nt ihe . barges. whl. h wet. tiled III Ihe Volusia ( 'n i i l i l i clerk's nth. e I n.lav Iml lint dlselnse.l until I ocsd.ll lie said he tniill.l ll veil interesiinu tlial lie was tmi i hatred until allet lie held a press . nut. n il. e Fildav I m an ii . hiii . . he hud tik d a lederal suit against I ami. i s nlin . seeking return ul lus l a p s lie said his tiling m Orlando lederal court on I'lnirs.l.iv also re.piesled an iiipm. linn to keep I aimer limn . .Hiliscatliig nth. i tapes and reemds in the dislri. I I lie .’lulling ell. el and ilium i.lallnii and . nen mil mat. lies mi ill Volusia CmilltV he s.n.1 II I don't get tills 111)1111. 11.ill In show i Ills guv is stepping wav over his h n iin d s t h e r e is sum et tiing wrung with this system lanner .m ild not lie reached Inr e<.mill.'Ill mi III.- lederal suit •Hams, his nlli. e. which niv.ilv. s I lie sci/urc nt it. movies "D eep I nr.Ml I lie I lev ll in Miss Jones I and "Hi* Devil in Miss ■Jones II lanner has h i m involved m a crackdown ag.uusi |Him<>grapln in Vultisia. Si .Inluis. I I.tuh i .lid I'lllnam mmilH's sine, a l.irv in Del.aud ruled in April i hat several vhl.nlapes and c * ur<Imus w >ie ulim ene I lie d e c i s i o n , s o iu ;lii l»v lanner. made it a Iclnnv .a distribute the material In imnms and a misdemeanor to sell nr rent the mateii.il to adults He maliilains pmimgrapltv causes people in commit s< i inns crimes su ch as lap. Ill Millet sitlIll.il eases, (.1.1111 Kns. nwtl.‘I nl Men*. 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French A ve., S anford 323-2132 �D o d ge rs w in W S P B L title AM ERICAN LEAGUE Red S o x add to Yankee woes IIOSION' — Hu- casts til characters is .ilw.ivs dillcrent and lI m* New Vorkrrs ar«- down these d .iv s hut there's still si >11ici l>Itii* special . i I m iii I Krd Sox Yankees games.it Fenway Park I vplcal Kcd Sox-Yankee battle al iI k - Kens, said Krd Sox iii.in.ini r .Im* Morgan nl Ills team s " * lil ’ • N victory m r r New York Tuesday night I hr Krd Sox liavr won lliree straight and Unit themselves In lirsi place hi thi* American I • anile Easl I hcv blew a 7 2 lead and neeiletl a sun nle sipiee/e tiiinl limn .loilv Kei-il — helped In a poor, hurried llirmv In loser Erie I’liink I'-J 2) — to pull out the Haute and send the Yankees to their Iniirth straight loss Elsewhere In the Al. on I'nestlav. I'oronlo ••ailed Minnesota 7:* I let roll heal Cleveland i> 2 Seattle stopped < lilt ago 10 li Milwaukee toppled Haltlmnrc ti I California shaded Kansas • it\' t> l and Oakland loppeil Texas 7 l | From staff reports H IK E S I t I IN The Dodgers clinched the West Seminole Pont Hasehall League champion ship w ith a '• I tt hi ot c| the Orioles Ihe Dodgers were the regular season i hump! oils with I lei o ld ol |K 2 (III till'll wav lo tile , I liumplonshlp III! Dodgers delealed Ihe Kovals and Phillies helore knocking oil the <Irlolcs Leading Ihe Dodgers this season were All Stars li lt Duller Mil ki t Hoiio Keith Walsh Matt C e llo .tell Shaw Toilliut Wllsoll M.llt Desalt and tosh Des.ni Also on I In Dodgi i lostet are Ihitilci Kemper. Chris l.atviitcki Koval Caset and ( hris.ltnlt llono was tin winning pin In i ill tin i li.unpi unship game git lug up |ust tool lots Hullei led Therm ocarbon stays perfect with blowout From Bluff reports B A S K ETB A LL M agic hires Haw ks assistant OKI.ANDO — The Orlando Matju h a s lured lot met Atlanta I lawks assistant Hrlan Hill as an assistant in replace Holt Weiss, who let! lo heroine Atlanta s head coach, the Manic an nouuced Tuesday llill spent the Iasi lour seasons a s an assistant ‘ • " ‘ let Mike T r.Hello al Atlanta Fratelln was hied al I he end ol I lie season and tcpl.it ed by Weiss ilrtnn Ihll will bring many t.denis to h. assistant ..... riling position iindei (head roach) Man tiuokas Magic I’ resldeiii pal Williams said I'rior In taking Hie |nh in Atlanta. Hill served a*- an assistant eoaeli at Penn Stale lor three tears For eight years before tli.it he was head coach at Lclngli FO O TB A LL ‘Too Tall’ Jon e s hangs it up D A L L A S — Ed l oo I all ' Jones, the Dallas ( ou lints Iasi active link with the second ol •bclr two Super Howl championship seasons, retired Tuesday lo do what lie said lie h a s alw ays dreamed ol doing manage a learn ol boxers tones plate.l m 'J'Jl ,\|'|. games beginning m H*7-f when lie was the league s No I dralt pick out ol Tennessee Stale Since our Iasi regular season game I've been thinking atiout (Ills every (lav tones s. al I woke up m the middle ol the niglii ihe morning ol Memorial Day and came lo ihe conclusion ilus was tvltul I tt allied lo do " tones. .t‘ > was the keystone ol a defensive line iti.it played a ma|or factor in Dallas reaching and tt liming Super Howl XXII CO LLEG E BASEBALL Top se e d s still alive in Series OM A H A . Neli — One pitcher knocked himsrll out and anolher pitched well only when hi trou ble but the lop tw o seeds survived elim in ation I liesdat al the College Woild Series I op seeded Slanlord and No 2 Louisiana Stale each posted *> I victories lo remain alive m Ihe tournament Slanlord used sharp ddi-nst lo slop Mississippi Stale, and LSI t turned lo opiNirtimisiK lulling and strong pitching ht tolIII O l loiloghue lo chilllll.llc The Citadel Slanlord f>H I I earned a second elianci W eduesd.it mghl al (ieorgla. w Im li unproved lo >11 lH m h ea iu igilieC .ird iii.il Hi 2 on Sundat LSI I. fit I k also will lie looking lor revenge, as the I Igers managed |usl itto tills Monday against <Iklahoiiia Slate. :5.5 Hi M*rald Pt»olo by K«lly Jordan S e c o n d b asem an Lo yla H all (letti sc o re d two ru n s to help In H orne M e d ica l up set Tlarcar A lu m in u m P ro d u cts 9 4 at C h a s e Park Tuesday night R o s a M ets beat Exp o s in 11 innings From staff roports S e m iu o h H ig h S. III ml hast h a ll t oar It M ik t Po\tr-|s is u s i n g H u s s o l i u m i Im h i s t m i u g b a m is ,t s c h o o l i n g p i t ' i . u i i i g Hit in Ii >1 t .11 s|| y i r rt ll pel It l o l l lie XI s p i l u g I Hi I ur s d . i t n ig lii al S .m ln irl Ill* Ii 1lu Is. kills 1Ilk Nl *•II \ wen t»«u 1 n l lln 111s 1 ll W 1II lllll Hi It. llir.uli t•ink nil ant •'ll* Ml III lllllll SS \i|• ink slai line lilt. (if i <»ll\ < 1la11 i s pl. ii mg l (•ill (•• •hi Ills! lllll* lilts SOI 1111II I .till I S l.lilllllll Ihe t o u llg Si iillllo lt s gol I bet) llls l lest P l a t m g a s ,\i |i <ii k K u i i l m g d m m g H ie s u m m e r mi Hr a i h th ou gh p o w i i s a m i I lls In gh lt t• spi i t i l l Iti I h i n i a i h A l l o t k lo st In *' 3 P o w i i s In- s a w lu b i D u tton ,i \ nil i t i n Hi III l i e n|i ■ mmng m i l I ....... s p i i l i g l o o i b . l l l u •III- IIIIII P o w i - I s lllll ll l b a t i I s III w a s p i e , 1 st ll w i i l i w l i . i l •b e l i n t 1 1 H i l l i n g I II I h i t llilte elglil i ol Ii ge platels along w u h <eii.n o hand pu ki it high school p la te rs said P o w ii s nl H i'lle m eadi I In \ li alm ost .i ( i i n i .11H o n d a All S i . ii li .mi •l a t C o m p ile d fro m s ta ff a n d w ir e r e p o r t s . tn im t •*|M m i W e did leal w • II a n d llilllg ill A t' up Hu b u m 1 1 im t a l l o w i n g a m u Hi* h m im ii ol He lilili i i m im Mink) Ptiolo by Kelly Jordan until • 1 ■; i i m i .'I Ahu is a |umor college sophomore didn't seem to fa/e A ' (e , M i .-us ibuvei Aitio ripped I a o doubles and a single tor Adcock **• ' . i ' i ‘i i tu Daytuna Beach Bellemedde on Tuesday night w le n S ee B a se b a ll. Pa ge 311 *•12* s|n *l s Im a I* a il i I l i a I s a n k i nst 1, pi o • nl nl ll s a lt * i ll p i s N u n s|i m i Hi* b, in b w U li si \ ni \l HI KN I'l l I s M,i It ( it it11 ill lens. mu end and Isiuli I limn.is on Hu min i piu w il ■im* again l**li- . h i iilih* .u. ibl* *>11111*111.111*111 Im tIn 11* 11 mi Pisimis I hum.is s.oh *I l. i points in* lulling iw** I m * k ill* akilig I pmuleis m t||t |m.,| t i*( | „ ■ ig h liiiim m s li n iglii D* l|.*il C o m p le t e lis t in g s o n P a g e 2 B w i U n ita d P re s s In t e rn a t io n a l u til I*, i . i l l t Hi*P i s i m i s Hn Pi *it Ian* I i„ .* I n point ., Iu, li.u l H la / its m ul i In NH \ I inals I hum.isi.iiili *1 oil l o |u.mis • l " * " " t •' Hi* diti liltin g Ir .igm V 'i k N a nki i s .a uli Al Hit s .ii i i i Hu m Hi lit ......... 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Page 3B CJIona IWai hRrllrmr •t1«• Oil 0 f io ; Adrucli Haoling 000 xiu 0 \ * i Mmgir Grfttff ft• ll'tl It ItCI t Mt.MJ.kM f kxlflh f I'Hl A■flit.* V A»•» .*1* M«'i «tr nk- (ici titt iAtlt t>« » w .»•...1 W.Iw. • IM Mrlli*f»*»*.»it»» (tfllMXk MW Wn t*i1s H**IV»*>•.ni. 1i1All. ,sk W S A N fO K D NEW YOKE Tom O Mallet led oil the I I lit lulling wiili his hrst home run m three tc.us luesd.lt lllghl giving Ihe New h n k Mels a ti > t ii im t ot ei i hi Mott I real Expos ( i Mailt t bl in d a d c llt e it horn Dale Mohoicii ll I lo dead i enter held lh.il eluded the leap ot I I I lie l lleldel Otis N I Mill al I lie 1IO tool mar k (i Mallet s Iasi ma|ni league homer cattle in I* ih 7 as a mcmlier ot the I etas Kangers lh ■ lilt n d thi gallic as a delenslti it-pl.ircnif III ill tin Hull inning having had unit two Inis hi 22 .ll hats tills se.lMill Ills shoi mailt a winner ol .lohn I rani o 2 0 w Im pm In d the 11iti inning T lsi whi le in Ihe Nl. on Mmulat I'lllshuigh edged i Im a g o li 5 Philadelphia tripped Si Tunis <i ii San Diego whipped llnusiiiii II 2 \ i l.i 111.i liter came Los \ngclt s ii I and s.m I lam isi o dowiiixl Clin lllll.il l *> I BASEBALL W illia m s smcjled tor H arcar with tell into a tie for •ourth place with In H o m e M edical, each team having 2 3 records SAN EOKI) - One game went as predicted tint the nl her two had upset winners as the Sanford K rirea llo n Department W o m e n s Soil hall League completed week No 5 al Chase Park Tuesday lllghl I hermoearliou got its lour I h shuloul In live ga m e s ht blasting ihe Honey Beers 21-0. In Home Medical upset llarear Aluminum Pro duels <t | and Srko Air Freight pulled oil Hn Ollier upset. 7 li. over Ensley. Ini W ith oil” fourth ol the season complete. Ihennne.irhon leads wuh a (icrfeei 5 o mark lollotved lit Seko and Ensley (ImOt 3 21. m Home Medical and llarear Ihnth 2 .3) and the Honey Heerstl -II In Horne Medical opened the night s action tit lumping nut to an early lead and not looking h.u k m its win over llarear In Home scored •luce mils in ihe hrst timing and two m ils to the Hind lo lake a 5 I lead and field on lor Ihe t ii lory Doing Ihe damage lor In Home were Yvonne S im m s (triple, single, run scored). A bby Dealba 11"■«» singles, itvo runs scored!. Marlsol Pinnules Hwo singles) I.|su Ihslmp (triple, two runs si on ill. Kilo chiton and Dawn McCall (one single •" i d one run scored each). Hobble (iuslati and Slu rry Yales (one single eat 111 and Loyla Hall llw o runs scored) Cu lling Hu- hits lor llarear were Sharon Glass I three singles). Teresa Flock (double, slnglcl. Matte Byrd (two singles, run seoredl. Belinda Anderson litvo' singles). Pat Black (triple, run seoredl. Denise Byrd and Lee Ann Arnold (one single and one run scored carlo and Kosa William s and Teresa Hale lone single carlo I berm oearh on won the second gam e by scoring 15 runs on 12 tills in Ok- lop of the first m m ng I hermncarhou ended Hie gam e by Hie •"err v rule ht scoring six runs on elglil bits m I hi s«-i olid I he I hermoe.uhiin defense also had a log mghl as pm her Kltnnda Gorin.in retired all six haliers she laced lot a perleel game She allowed •tvo lit halls and lour ground mils to ueeounl lor I he six mils C o u irih iiim g to ihe 20--bit Thrrm ncarhou allaek were lerri Mann (liome run. douhle smgle. three runs seoredl. Muni Kutih (Hirer Adcock Roofing holds own against Bellemeade look i N A TIO N A L LEAGUE •lie Dodgers and Ihe rest ol the league with 15 home runs this season and a ID 1 record as a pitcher Wilson also comrihiited m the championship game t ii tor t with two home runs and five KHI The Dodgers are eoaeherl hy Terry Hutler. lioli Walsh and Mike Hono T h ey will also he the " • a l l i e s ol the West Seminole Ponv All-Star team ' ............... . i In •-w s ib * i "• • "in lim n * * * 111.1 ,. a ig ■ mi .................. I lu s l a s t .il "I, I'm and -• In xi D l « x it 1 w is nil .1 *- Im ,1 . n i i s s . i l . lulu,.. . l b * . i n * I" • • i l l Hi* '.ills i,| . w i|, 2 2 * 1 . ..... a f ... . gu m Dullials .nidi ll 20 pmiils and Agiurrt IHt>|| Hn In m li Im Detroit w Ii it It i i i e i i e i l |5 li bounds ll•*111 Hill Lallllhei I Dlexlt l p.ueil Tuitlatitl wiili 21 puitils ami NX llll.tills in iiliib ii* •I 2*1pi imt s uni 12 i • In ii mi Is lln l i • m iiiim g u ,|, ( |,,| i n . . . 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Il l B i l l (JOIIlts i l l ' Hit'll I b ill lli. i/ i is t h m i g h in. m a g * i| m n | i i ll. t li a l i i I •• 1 1 .i• |.i i i u l i o p p o n e n t at Hn P a l. n • • it In l I*.a Hattd making its lust league • li.impnnisliip ippi ti im > -.n * 1' *7 7 pulli d mil lour i n l m i i s In XX• si 1 1 n i ■ai ten in * • li.impn tnship si i n s i lolal *1 12 points lilts nun Hut li titIt d -ti-lt l: Hil s i l l I, l| dm -si i i j I In i t u f l i i I Hu ll dt !■ list ■ s s., 1 . I I- 'I O ,* I U, I " I'M g|l.|l w* sti -niil li a m up I tan mil Hint s a lli. i/ i i s ( uai 11 !<'• k Nil* llll III S.iul I In t I* g o i n g lu H i m U U p i* lu s a . 1 al I A • s h o u l d Ii spi ii u I •' line., m.ig I ' . ' i * . il i' t . *1 . >. tt , II m i s ' \rVi 11 Sec NBA. Pa ge 2B wrnr «•!_. .• le ‘ *3 A �VI % » M — Sanford HeraJd. Sanford, Flortdr — Wednesday, June 6, 1990 Capriati, Graf, Seles, Agassi gain semifinals S T A T & & S T A N D IN G S Chattanooga 7. Memphis J Orlande 1. Cotemhoi 4 At lem h ele Port Tee id ay night P k it r a c e - 7'U . Dr 44.41 1 Via Intvele 11.30 AT# aao 3 Kiowa P in t 3P 3 40 3.30 4 U ‘ lE«aAharlo 4 40 Q ( M ) 17.44 P (0-31 OI.71T 10-3-4) 413.44 l « read ra te -17)4. P: 31.4) 4 DB l '1*0 44.00 13.10 4 40 I Omni Cheetah x X 3 30 4 Bob'* Benatar 1 go O 0-4) IM P P (4-t) 131.11 T (4-1-4) 170.10 DO ( M ) 1*4.44 Third race - 3/4. C: I f .43 1 A n d y !E ip r f ll I N 3 40 4 10 aB ob 'iE iu m s .40 100 7 Conalf Pappy 4 40 o (1-4) a . 44 p (1-4) a .m (j-e-)i 334.00 Ptorth ra c e -1/14, D: 31.M 4 Hoyt*i Cathy 13 40 0 40 4 00 • MyChoaanCIrl 0 40 3 00 SCItyHofdem 330 Q ( M l 30.3* P ( M ) lll. t * T (4 •-*» 131.3* S (*♦ 0 -3 ) 1414.10 P)lth r * c * —1/14. S t 14.41 IK lT y io n I N 110 140 I Raw Iron 430 4 40 IT ro v Lachoy 4.40 Q ( M l I t M P (l-*> I44.J* T (1 + 1 ) | 4 1 » U»1b race — 3/14, C: lt.lt t lo v e Tunnal 0 00 3 00 1.00 3 Homtpun Clancy 4.30 4 40 4 Soupi Girl no 4 Red Tartno 3 4O O 0 3) 0.40 P (1 11 34.40 T Cl M l 41.00 T (11-4) 7*40 le v e w th r a m -I/O 0: 3*1] 4 Wire Munl*r 7.00 3.40 3.30 SGIIttenJadi 340 5.10 4 Tamour ad 440 O (0-4 ) 30.00 P (OS) 104.30 T ( A M ) If*.04 P k l ( M - l ) 01.00 E lp h th ra o -3/14.0:34.10 4 Early Holly 3 40 3 00 1 40 I Spinning Round 3 40 3 40 I Emery Shaw 34c Q (A0) 0 4 0 P ( A l ) 11.40 T (A A O 41.40 0 (AO-1-3) 107.40 Ninth r a m - 0/14. C: 11.33 7FrantkPanlc 0 40 1.40 3.40 3 Big Topper 44 a j go * City Cult 400 Q (1-7) 10.00 P (7-1) 0.10 T (7-3-4) 134.44 14th f i e * - 1/14. C: 11.14 0W h*r*'t Jack 7 10 4 00 3.10 1 My Darwin l ) N 0 00 4 L i • Sundra 100 Q (3-1) 41.40 P ( A l l 03.70 T (A M ) 311.**; Carryover U3.734.M oth racg — i/14. At m .u 4 Shady Blue a 10 3.40 3.10 IG o ll Gallery 4.00 1.40 4 Shur Shot Eddy 400 Q (1-4) ll.M P (A3 ) 30.40 T ( A M ) 10*40 0 (4-1*1113*4.3* 11th r a m - V I I . Ci 11.11 7 Broadblll 4310 0 40 tO.M 1 Fawn Altec 10 40 4.00 7 Pedo Romeo 300 O 0-7) 140.M P (7-0443.30 T (7-13) 1431.00 13thrace —0/14. • : M SI 3 Pyrmld Lotoo 0.00 310 1.30 SShurtTwl Ebony 14 00 4.a0 7 D rlf'i Caeiarla aao Q (AS) 137.40 P (AS) 110.40 T (1-1-7) 314.(0 S 151-7 all) 4004.14 14th r i c e - 3/4. C iJ t.ll 4 DC-* Matter O 00 4 40 1 40 I K attrl'i Spirit n o l ao 7 Bob's Isabella a 00 a (AO) 3*00 P (* 0 ) 13*401 (4 A3 II 101*01 A —1.004: H—1300,4)1 1 AMERICAN LEAOUE (lit w 17 14 24 31 74 13 II Boiton Mllwaukat Toronto Clave land Baltimore Oetroit New York W eil Oakland 34 Chicago X Mlnnetota 34 California 34 5**111# 11 Kaniai City 33 Texas 11 Tuetdiy Netellt Bolton 4, New York I Toronto 7. MlnnenU 3 Detroit 4. Cleveland J Seettle 10. Chicago 4 Milwaukee 4. Baltimore 4 California 4. KantatCIty 4 Oakland 7. T eia i 4 L Fcl OB 23 340 — 33 331 '5 IS 339 It 14 .4*4 3 't 19 .441 4 30 434 3H 31 .347 14 II 33 37 31 71 31 499 411 .34* 441 473 .4X1 404 — 3 ! 't *W 10't 17 14 (All timet EOT) Mlnnetofa (Guthrie 3 0) at Toronto I Blair 0-1). t l l S p m New York (LaPoint 4 4) at Boiton (Boddlckert 3). 7:15pm Detroit IMorrlt 3 7 ) at Cleveland (Swlndelll 41. 7:13p.m. Seattle (Young IS) at Chicago (P e r*! 4 41.1 05 p m. Baltimore (Ballard 14) at Milwaukee (hlgueraSII.'iSSp.m . California (Blyleven 43) at Kantat City (Cordon 3 3). I ISp m Oakland iSanderton 41) al T eia i Iflyana I ). I 13pm Thuriday Camel Seattle at Chicago Baltimore at Milwaukee California al KaniaiCIty New York at Boiton. night Mlnnetota at Toronto, night Detroit at Cleveland, night Oak land al Teiai, nlghl NATIONAL LEAGUE Eait W L Pet. GB Pilltburgh 31 I? $77 _ Philadelphia 3/ 33 Ml 4 Montreal 39 13 $4f 4 New York 33 34 4SI I ' t 51 Louit 13 34 412 *l| Chicago 7) 30 423 10'1 Wet! Cincinnati 13 14 m _ San Diego 37 34 119 1 Lot Angeitt 24 17 491 10 San Francitco 74 19 4SJ II Atlanta 30 34 401 14 Houtton 30 33 MS IH t TIMulAy Dmiultt New York 4. Montreal S. 11tnnlngi PittiOurgh 4. Chicago 3 Philadelphia?. St Loultl San Diego 11. Houtlon 3 Atlantal. LoiAngeieta San Franciicol. Cndnnali I Wednetday Carnet I All timet EOT) Cincinnati [Jackion III at San PrancitcolWllionOOl, J JSpm ttouitc t I Portugal 131 at San Oiego (Dunne0 I I . 4 Dip m Montreal (Cron I I I al New York (Viola 1 It 7 13pm Chicago I Maddux 4 31 at Pittiburgh I Dr abet f II 7 13pm Philadelphia (Cook 3 11 al SI Loult (DeLeon 3 II. I 13pm Atlanta (Smoltz ) 41 at Lot Angela! (Maddui 0 01.10 ISp m Thuriday Camel St Loult at Montreal, night Pilttburgh at New York, nlghl PhiladeiphiaatChkago. night Cincinnati at Moutton night SOUTHERN LEAGUEIAAI (M eier Leaguealliltatwninparentheuil Eaitern Drviuen W L Pet GB Jacksonville (Eipo%) IS 11 402 Orlande (T«r»f«tl is 24 i t l Vi Columbus (Astfos) V 22 AS* I ' t Charlotte (Cobtl H 24 412 10 Western Oivuion w L Pet Gb Memphis IRoyelti J$ 24 4C0 — HuntsrUle (Athletics) It 19 S2S BirrtiLnghem (W hte Seat If 19 $00 4 Chattanooga (Reds) 19 29 $00 4 ftnoavlltf lilu e Jer%) 24 23 421 W s Tuesday Results Huntsville * Greenville 1 Jacksonville 10, Birmingham 1 Birmingham at Jactttenvllle Cahnohm at Orlande Thenday Garnet Orlaudaat r Chattanooga at Charlotte Jacktonvin# at Ceiunbvi Mamphlt at Gre*nv4llt Knoivlllr at Huntsville FLORIDA 0TATK LEAOUE (A ) (AAalor Laegee atfuiattow In poeenthMei) East Otvlitm W .l Pet. OB Wait Palm Banch(Eapt) 43 14 734 — Vero Beach (Dodgers) 34 31 .534 4 St Lucie (Mats) 33 14 55* 10 Ft. Loud I Yankee!) 31 « .-73 |j Miami (Indepandent) 14 41 .137 If CentreI Ohrtslon Lakeland ITIgen) 13 31 401 — Osceola (Astro*) 33 10 .04) m Baiaball City I Royals) 31 13 all 10 Winter Haven (Red Soil |) 4* .114 341* West Dlvldeti Ounedln (Blue Jays) 43 13 7*? — Charlotte (Rangers) 34 30 .4*1 7 St. Pet* (Cardinals) 77 3* m 17H Sarasota (While Joe) 7130 .134 IS Clearweter (Phillies) 143* 37* 3*11 Temday Resvfts Ft. Laud 7. St. Lucl* 3 (III). 0 Inn Ft Laud 7.St. LucleSIlnd) Lakeland * Sarasota 1 Well Palm Btach 1. Miami 0 <1st) West Palm Beach 3. Miami 7 (Trtd) Winter Haven 1, Vero Beach 0 Baseball City 4. Osceola 7 St Pete 4, Char loft* 3 Dunedin 7, Clearwater 1 Wednesday Games Osceola al Baseball City Charlotte at Clearwater St. Pel* at Dunedin FI LaudatSI Lucie Lakeland al Sarasota Winter Haven at Vero Beach Mlamlal West Palm Beach Thursday Games Sarasota at Winter Haven Dunedin at Baseball City VaroBeachatFt. Laud • Miami at Lakeland Clearwater al Osceola Charlotte at SI. Pel* Si. Lucie at West Palm Beach ] Batting (Minimem Itlat-bats) National League Oykstra. Phi Larkin, Cln Gant. All Dawson. Chi Lind. PII BHalcher. Cln Gwynn, SO Van Slyk*. PII Alomar, SO Santiago. Chi American league •b r 177 40 170 71 i n 30 ITS 34 171 14 174 34 ISO 34 1*3 23 147 74 t il 31 h 74 43 43 40 If 34 44 *4 43 pet. .411 .134 353 .313 .137 .311 .131 .311 .330 31 .333 ab r h pet. Guillen. Chi 134 » 54 Ill Heath, Oet 13* 17 41 .14* R Henderson. Oak 147 3* 37 341 Griffey. See 300 33 4* .340 Parker. Mb 173 31 so .137 M erlin*!. Sea 144 14 53 .113 Sheffield, Mil 111 7J 44 111 Puckett. Min II I 17 43 .130 Canseco. Oak 114 40 40 334 Maldonado. Cl* 173 14 54 .314 Home Runs National League — Davis. Hou. 14; Mitchell. SF. 14; Dawson. Chi, 13; Bonilla. Pit. 12; Sandberg. Chi and Wallach. Mil. II. American League — Fielder, Del and Canseco. Oak. If; Gruber. Tor. 14; McGwire. Oak. 13; Maldonado. Cla. Barfield. NY and Gr lltoy. See. 10 Rows Batied In National League — Dawson. Chi. Carter. SD. 43; Bonilla r * 41; Davis, Hou. 40; Bonds. Pit. It; Clark. SF. 3* American League — Canseco, Oak . 44; 43; Fielder, 0*1. 47; Gruber. Tor. Leonard. Sea. 14; Maldonado. Cla. 15. National Laagut — Presley. Atl, II; Wallach, Mil, 14; Dykttra. Phi and Gywnn. SD. 13; Sandberg. Chi. D* Shields, Mil. Jtflerlet. NY. Lind. Pit. end McGee. SIL 13. American League — Puckett. Min and RHenderson. Oak. 14; Snydtr. Cl*. Stillwell. KC. Larkin. Min and Gruber. Tor. 14. Triplet National Laagu* — Coleman. SIL, 3; Kruk. Phi and Bonilla. Pit, 4; I tied with 3. American League — Guillen, Chi. Webster, Cle, Phillips, Del, Brumley. Sea and Fernanda!. Tor. 4. Stolen Beset Netlonel League — Coleman. StL. 19; Samuel. LA. 33; YeIdlng. Hou. If; Raines and Nlion. Mtl. 17; Butler, I " , end D*Shields. Mil. It. American League — R.Henderson, Oak. 13; Calderon. Chi, <1 Sax. NY and Pettis. Tee. tl; Canseco.Oak.lt. Runt Scared National League — Dykttra. Phi and Bonilla. PII, eO; McGee. SIL. 39; Sabo. Cln. Bondi. PII and MllchelL SF. It. American League — Canveto. Oak. eO. R Henderion. Oak. 1A Puckett, Min, 17; Jackion. KC and G rltlty, Sea. 33. Fielder, Del. 33. Hits National League — Dykttra. Phi. 74; Sandberg. Chi and Gwynn. SD, 44; Alomar, SD and McGee, StL. 45; Larkin, Cln. 41 American League -- Griffey. Sea. 41. Puckett, Min. 41. Gladden. Min. 41. Canteco. Oak and Gruber. Tor. 40 Pitching Victor le t National League — Armitrong. Cln, and Viola. NY and Heaton. Pit, 9; K Groti. MM and Drabeh. Pit. 7 American Laagu* — Clement. Bov *; Stewart, Oak. I, Finley. Cal. Jonet Chi. Welch. Oak and Slieb. Tor, 7. Earned Run A m .ag* (Minimum 14 Inningt pitched) National League — Armitrong. Cln. I S3. Viola. NY, 140. Browning. Cln. 3 10.Gardner, Mil. 140. Tudor. SIL. 2 44 Dt Martin*!. Mil, 3 J? American League — Higuera. Mil. 11*. Welch. Oak 3 07. McCatklll. Cal. 3 43; Hibbard, Chi. I 4]. black. Cl* and Stewart. Oak. I 45 Strikeout! National League -M artin#!, LA. 17; Gooden. NY. 77. Viola. NY. 44. DeLeon. SIL. 40 Con*. NY. 37. D* Marlin*!. Mil. 34 American League — Clement. Bov 40 Menton. Sea. a*. Langtlon. Cal. Leary. NY and Johnton Sea. IS. FNrei, Chi. 17 Savet National League — McDowell. Phi, 13; M yerv Cln and Burke Mil, II. Smith. Hou 10 William! Chi and Lallertt, SO f American League — Jonet. Cle. IS. Thigpen, Chi. I7j Eckertiey. Oak. 14. Aguilera. Min. IS. Schooler. Sea 14 Henneman. Del. 13 Camplel* Garnet National k vague — Morgan and Marlines. LA and Whilton. SO. 4 P Smith. AM and V iol* NY. 3 American League - Saberhagen. KC. Botlo. MM and Leary, NY. 4 Harnluh. Cal, Clement Bov G ubici* KC. Welch. Oak and Hoygh. Ten. 7 Shuteuft National League — Morgan. LA. ], Boyd Mil. Viola, NY. Martinet. LA and Whilton. SO. 3 13 Medw.lh I American League - Welch Oak. 3. 14 pitcher! tied with I Todd Zell*. SI. leuit. IOv.404. 3. Mike Sc lose la, Los Angeles. 193.443. 4. Terry Kennedy, San Frandtco. *4.e34; J Craig Blgglo. Houston. 07470; 4. Ernie Whltl, Atlanta. 13.411; 7. Mika LaValHer*. Pit tsburgh, 51,4*4; 0. Jo* Glrardl, Chicago. 4 0 . 4 3 0 . First Bate t. Will Clark. San Francisco. 403.144. 3 Mark Grace. Chlceg:. ti3,47l: 3 Pedro Ouerrero. St. Loots. 47,744; * Jack Clark, San Diego. 04407; 3. Glenn Devls. Houston. 70.037; 4. Andres Galarraga. Montreal. 4A.014; 7. Eddie Murray. La* Angeles. 34,310, t. Todd Benrlnger, Cincinnati, 44.301. "tls t Ail Star Cum* at Chicagt. July 1* (Fan voting ttvougn June II Nationji League Catcher t Benito Santiago San Oiego M7.777: 7 Memphis IW B L ) — Waived forw ard Baskervlll* Holmes; activated forward Quinton Lytle from ta il squad Calego Bailer — Formed van ity men's lacrosse program for 14*1. Illinois Chicago — Named Eileen McMahon women's basketball coach Football Dallas — Announced defensive end Ed "T oo T a ll" Jones retired I. O u l* Smith. St. Louis. 340.043; 1. Barry Larkin, Cincinnati, 314,411; 3. Shawon Duns ton, Chicago. 114,710; 4 Jos* Uribe. San Francisco. I7.tf0; 5 Garry Templeton, Sah Diego. 71.J34; 4 Alfred) Grlfftn. Los Angeles. 34,740; 7. Spike Owen, Montreal. 4t.S4l; I J a y B * ll. P itts b u r g h , 4 * .* 0 3 . Third Bat* 1. Chris Sabo. Cincinnati. 333.300; 3 Howard Johnson. New York. 171.1*4; 1. Mall Williams. San Francisco. 110.144; 4. Tim W allach , M ontreal. 103,014; 0. T erry Pendleton. St. Louis. I * f * l ; 4. Luis Salaiar. Chicago, 47,740; 7. Blp Roberts. San Diego, 10.334; I Ken Camtiltl. Houston, 53.474 1. Kevin Mitchell, San Francisco, 755.14). 1. Tony Gwynn. San Diego. 343.433; 3. Andre Dawson. Chicago. 333445; 4. Darryl Straw berry. New York. 303191; 5. Bobby Bonilla. Pittsburgh. 140.447; 4. Andy Van Slyk*. Pittsburgh. 147,350; 7. Erie Davis. Cincinnati. 111.044; 9. Jo* Carter. San Diego. 104.347; * W illi* McGee, SI. Louts. 101.174, 10. Bobby Bonds. Pittsburgh. 193710; I). Lon Dykstra, P hiladelphia. *4,344; I I . Tim R a le **, Montreal. 47,473: 13. Vince Coleman. St. Loult. 04,417; 14. Brett Butler. San Frandtco. *7.441; 15. Jerom* Walton, Chicago, I I , l i t ; 14. Kevin Bass. San Francisco. 49. IDS I NBA PLAYOFFS (All Timet EOT) Ch* mptemhlp Finals Portland**. D?trail I Detroit leads series 1■•) June * — Oetroit 103, Portland f t June 7 — Portland al Detroit, * p m. June 10—Detroit at Portland. 3 30p m June 11- Detroit at Portland, tp m. ■ June 14 — Oetroit at Portlan-i. t p m 1 June 17 — Port land at Detrolt.l M p m * June I* — Portland*! Detroit. t p m ■-44 necessary. P O R T L A N O Itf) Kersey 7 11 A7 IA Williams I 12 4 4 30, Duckworth 7 14 3 3 17. D reiler 4 It 1 1 11, Porter A l l 44 14. Young l i g o 3, Pelrovlc I I 00 3, Robinson I I 0 0 3. Cooper0-1 000 Totals3*43I I 314*. DETROIT (141) Rodman 3 3 0 0 A Edwards I t 5 1 4 , Laimbeer 3 4 5 5 11, Dumart A l l I f 30. Thomas 13 77 5 4 11 Salley 7 4 3 4 4. Johnson 04 2 3 3, A giirre 514 7 13 II Totils 14 41 34 44 105 Portland u I* I I1 A 4> 34 I I » i f 145 Three point goals-Porter 3, Young I. Thomas 3, Aguirre t. Fouled out—Porter. Rodman. Total fools-Portland 15. Detroit 25 Rebounds—Portland 44;Williams 111, Detroit 14 (Laimbeer 15). Assists- Portland 33 (Porter I ). Detroit 14 (Thomas 41. Technical-Non* A —71.454 LPOA Money Leaders TJonel) 1 Pat Bradley 7. Beth Daniel J. Betty King 4 Pally Sheehan 3 Ayako Okamoto *. R oil* Jonet 7. Cathy Gerring 1 Colleen Walker 4. Cindy Rarick 10. Dottia Mochrie II. Patti Rluo 11. Jane Geddet 13 Jan* Cralter 14 Elaine Crotby IS. Maggie Will 14 Danielle Ammaccapan* 17. Dal* Eggtllng II. Kathy Hottiewait l* Meg Mai ion 10 Oeb Richard 21 Nancy Lopei 13. Dawn Co* 13 Clnoy Flgg Currier 24 Shirley Furlong 33. Laura Davlet 14 Vat Sk inner 17. K rit Monaghan 31 Cathy Mort* 3* Alice RlUman 30 Amy Beni 31. M idi Edge 17 Sherri Stelnhauer 33 Lynn Connelly 5310.035 743.339 304.114 144,474 199.447 I49.4S4 134.434 113.300 llt.134 100.734 44.033 *4.330 14.034 97.30* 74.191 74.114 79.773 77.331 73.544 71.117 44.434 49.011 43.134 40.474 34.753 17,433 53.109 33.717 33.143 53.937 11.491 51.113 49,97/ TV/RADIO AUTO RACING J 30 a.m. - ESPN, National Budwelter 300 NASCAR Grand BASEBALL 4 p m — 54, 34. Houston Astros at San DiegoPadret, (LI 7 30 p.m - ESPN. New York Yankees at Boiton Red Sox. IL) Midnight — ESPN. College World Series, Georgia v t Stanford TENNIS t p m — ESPN. Frmch Open. Quarterfinal matches, (L ) Radio BASEBALL 4 50 p m - WMJK AM (1730), FSL. Osceola al Baseball City 7 p m — Southern League, Columbus at Orlando 7: ISp m. - WBZS AM 11370). Montreal al New York I 13 p m - WHOO AM (440). California al Kansas City MISCELLANEOUS II 04 p m - WBZS AM 11270). Th* Sprots F Inal <Sports Over nlgt# 33.13 .tilllen French Open At Paris. June 1 (Seeds in parentheses) Ouarteiinals Mm Andre Agassi (1). Las Vegas. Nev., del. Michael Chang (I I ). Placentia. Callt , 4 1 . 4 1 . 4 4. 4 3; Jonas Svensnn. Sweden, del. Henri Leconte, France, 34, 7 3.4-3,4 4 Women St#tf 1 Gral (I I . West Germany, del Conchlta Marlin*! (4), Spain. 4 1.41; Monica Salas (1), Yugoslavia, del. Manual* Maleeva (4 ). Swllierland. I t 4 1, 7 1; Janniltr Capriati, Weslay Chapel, del. Mary Jo* Fernand*! (7), M iami 4-3. 4-4; Jana Novotna (I I I , Ciachoslovakla, del. Katerina Maleeva ( I ) , Bulgaria, 4 4.4-1. *4. PARIS — Jennifer Capriati, displaying (he poise and purpose of a woman twice her age. set ycl a n oth er m iles to n e Tu e s d a y when she gained 'he semifinals of the French Open. The 14 .'car-old phenom. a pro of only iwo months, crushed f e l l o w F l o r i d i a n Mar y Joe Fernandez 6-2, 6-4. to set up a teen dream semifinal date with 16-year-old Monica Seles. Not o nl y is Capr i at i the youngest person to gain the sem ifinals o f o Grand Slam c h a m p i o n s h i p , s he c o u l d become the first player since Maureen " U tile Mo" Connolly, at the 1951 U.S. Nationals, to win a Grand Slam In an initial attempt. "I'm very happy to be in the semifinals o f tny first Grand S la m ." said Cnprlatl, whose provisional world ranking has improved to No. 13. "T h is Is my biggest accomplishment, and It's a great thing for me to do. I’m very happy and I'll keep going." E arlier, thi rd seed Andre Agassi elim inated defending men’s champion Michael Chang 6-2. 6-1. 4-6. 6-2. to earn a berth NBA Continued from ID Portland had opened the final quarter with a 10-4 burst that f e a t u r e d t w o b a s k e t s by Williams. The run handed the Trail Blazers a 90-80 lead with 7:05 to play. But Thomas countered wtlh two baskets. fXimurs made a 3-polnt play and Aguirre scored off a rebound to draw the PUtnns within 92-89 with 5:22 remainIng. william s' Jumper wllh 4:53 left gave Portland a 94-89 edge bul the Blazers would not score again until Terry Porter hit n 3-polnter with 28.6 seconds to play. The Trail Blazers led by as many as 11 points In the first quarter and by 33-24 after one period. Detroit, though, opened the second quarter with an 11-2 spurt. Laimbeer concluding the run with a lying 3-polnt play f o l l o w i n g t hr ee end- l D- cnd rushes. That got the crowd Into II for W SC W SC W SC W SC W SC W SC W SC W SC French Open schedule PARIS — Schedule at Wednesday's Itature matches al th* S3 11 million French Open, starting at noon.(4 am EDT). Seeds in parenthesas: Center Court Thomas Muster (71, Austria, del Goran Ivanisevic. Yugostevla. Andres Gomel ( 4 ). Ecuador, vs Thierry Champion, Franc*. 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A l ‘ I'uugh polc-sltlcr Dick A n ­ derson nut run fastest qualifier David Rogers al! night. Rogers s i ' l l m a n a g e d to w i n t he PA SC A R -sanctlon eJ C ellu lar Dimension 100-lap Late Model rhumplonshlp event Saturday night at New Smyrna Speedway. Driving a perfect rare In front «>r one of the track’s largest crowds o f l he srason. Anderson led all the way up to the white flag lap. At that point, dense smoke started pouring from Jess Tnylor'scar. Anderson, with Rogers right on his back bumper, saw smoke In the air and oil on the track. Expecting a caution, he lifted his foot o ff the accelerator and slowed momentarily. That's all It took for Rogers to slip Inside for the lead and the win. "Y o u outran me. but you didn't finish In front o f m e." said Rogers as he shook Anderson's hand after the race. "I'd rather Ik- lucky than good any day. There was no oil where I was running." F or A n d e rs o n , the f i ni sh ruined an otherwise (lawless jicrformuncc. "I'm so disappointed because I fell like I drove a perfect race." lie said. " I hit oil and I slowed up . . . 1could not (ukc a chance on wrecking the car. “ When the red flag came out with six laps to go. I had a half-lap lead. Hut it's never over ‘III It's over. That's why all these fans come to sec It. I don't mind if they beat m e. but I did everything right and still didn’ t win.” Finishing third after his race car was nearly destroyed the previous week was John "P o le­ c a t" Casady. Driving Mickey Wright's race car — recently purchased from Joe Nemechek — Casady started eighth was up to third halfway through the race. On lap 94. "Polecat" tangled with Pete Orr. who was two laps down because o f a flat tire. Orr's mount then flipped and selfdestructed. Fortunately, the cage did not give and Orr was not uninjured. Late Model rookie Taylor was fourth with "G ranny" Tatroe rounding out the top five o f the strong 20-car field. There were six yellows and one red flag period during the race. With his Pontiac In top shape. Mike Kubanek led all the way to score his first Sportsman feature win o f the season. " I won the race on the start." said Kubanek. “ Th ese Sportsman cars are so close powerwlsc that once you get In front. It's really hard for the others to get by." Kubanek also said that the win was a nice birthday present for his wide Carolyn. Gary Salvatore bested a good field o f op en-w heel Florida Modlflcds to take the win over young Scott McDadc. Sami Grief. John Hall Jr. and Mike Fitch. For the third time In a row. veteran Rick "T h e Thin Man" J o h n s d ro v e h is A m b ro sia lou n ge Monte Carlo lo victory in the " B " Bomber final. Dannie Narmorc won the " A " Bomber feature. Bobby Sears led all the way to win the Mint Slock final. The real battle was for second as Jerry Symons came out on top o f a fierce race-long five-car battle to grab the runner-up spot. U SA’s Henderson is youngest player at Cup Unltad F m » International T I R R E N I A . Ital y - Chri s Henderson wants to lx more than Just a footnote at this year's World Cup. Henderson Is the youngest player In the tournament, which features 24 team s and 528 players. He Is one o f several 19-ycarolds. but his December b i r t h d a t c m a k e s hi m t he youngest. , "It Is htnd of exciting." said Henderson, a midfielder from Everett. Wash. "I'm In the World Cup. som ething I'v e al ways dreamed of doing, and now I'm getting all this attention because I'm the youngest player In the tournament. "But I don't feel like the youngest player. I'm playing with a lot of confidence right now ami I'm nnl afraid of taking anyone on. Being the youngest In age doesn't have anything to do with what I do on the field. .Just lixik al Prle." Pelc. the Brazilian grcal. holds the record for being the youngest player on a World Cup champion — age 17 In 1958. The chances o f Henderson becoming a World Cup champi­ on arc virtually nonexistent since the United States, making Its first tournament appearance since 1950. Is likely to exit after the first round. The Americans play Czechoslovakia In their opening gam e Sunday and arc also paired with Italy and Austria. Henderson Is Indicative o f the U.S. tenm — young and de­ dicated but lacking International experience. "Soccer Is Just not the sport In the U.S. that It Is everywhere else In the world." Henderson said. "Things arc changing. You see n lot of young kids playing the game and our qualifying should boost the Interest. Then since we're hosting the ‘94 World Cup. the Interest should stay u p ... hopefully." U .S. Co a c h Bob Ga n s l e r agreed. re who know what Is really going on in U.S. soccer." Canslcr said. "There arc 15 million kids playing the game. How well Is the question, but there Is an awareness. People arc thinking about the game. Those kids, their parents who take them to practice and watch them play. Our qualifying for the tourna­ ment has drawn a lot of Interest In the media. We need to keep It going." Gansler pointed to Henderson us one of I he young Americans with the potential to develop Into a solid international player. The Spectator Drags went to Rick Lockman while Todd Pci.V won the Fan Participation Race, • t O R LA N D O SPEEDW O RLD ORLANDO — With his regular ride sidelined for repairs. Fete O rr Jumped Into t e ammat e David Russell's new mount and. powered by Koury/Mllter Racing Engines, won the 25-lap LateModel feature Friday right at Orlando Speed World It looked like early leader Jim m y Sills might hold off Orr for the win. But Sills' engine balked on a restart and the mishap allowed Orr to move on to the point. From there, he built a healthy winning margin by the end o f the race. Sills took the runner-up spot ahead of Doug Lalhem. Jess Taylor and steady Hal Perry. Ricky Marshall made all the right moves to best a very competitive Sportsman field for his 10th win or the year. Kent winner Allen Rhodes was second over Ronnie Burkett. Von Crews and Steve Lathcin. Later In the program. Marshall c im e back to score his first " B " Bomber win of the season for Ills car owner, young Billy Siincox. who was celebrating his 17lh birthday. Dink Sullivan ended three years o f frustration as he won the Mini Stock ftnu) for the ftrst time In ills career. Chasing S u lliva n 's Peninsular P clro Icum/Palntcr's Supply/Baluncc Shop Pinto to the stripe w c.. Hobby Sears, Da1Id Leckiltncr. Ri char d Ne wt o n and Erni e Mueller. In Florida Modified action. David Indlveii drove his Fun *N' Wh .-els/Cool 105.fl FM openwheel machine to victory over Glen Carter and Gary Salvatore. Donnie Narmorc won the " A " Bomber feature at the wheel of the J im Rat ham Chevrol et Mottle Carlo, ending Rick John's four-race win streak. The Four Cylinder Enduro went to Wayne Marshall while the Fan Pnrllelpntlon/Spcctalnr Races winner was Chip Vnn Wurst. R e s u lt* N ew Sm yrna Speedw ay F A 8 C A R Late Model fe a tu re ( iOO lap s) — I . David Rogers. Orlando: 2. Dick An­ derson . Wi l dwoo d: 3. John Cusady. Arcadia: 4. Jess Taylor. Lake Wurth: 5. Granny Tatroe, Ormond Beach. M in i S to c k s fe a t u r e (2 0 lape) — 1. Bobby Sears. Osteen: 2. Jerry Symons. New Smyrna H c a c h : 3. T e d V u l p l u s . Titusville: 4. Dink Sullivan. Or­ lando: 5. Dwuitc Cochran. Oak Hill. Sportsm an fe a tu re (10 lape) — 1. Mike Kubanek. Longwood; 2. Ronnie Burkett. Orlando: 3. Hellemeadc had built a 7-0 lead. " H ln g lc 's a sophom ore at South Florida Community Col­ lege.” said Powers. "H e ’s a big lefthander who was throwing gas." Adcock finally scored three runs In the fifth Inning. After Chavers reached on error. AnI bony "R ed Man" Roberts hit the first of his twu doubles. David Eckstein then delivered a two-run single. An out laler. W.L. Graccy and Ray Adcock lilt consecutive singles. Eckstein scoring hut Graccy getting thrown out at the plate. ik-llineadr got two o f the runs track In the lop of the sixth, only to see Adcock also score twice In lilt- bottom o f the sixth. After Harvey Cllngcr walked and Mills r e a c h e d on e rro r. R o b e rts doubled In two runs. Roberts finished 3 for 4 with two doubles, a single, a run scored and two RBI to lead Adcock. Bcllemcade was led offensively by Joe Gcllnskl. who doubled and trlpkd. "Playing against a team Ukc that, to hang In there and came track shows great promise for our young kids." said Powers. "O verall, wc played a fairly decent game. Wc cut down on our errors und we can win. W e 'll1 play them In a doubleheader later this summer at Daytona Beach." Now 5-4. Adcock will play the Patriots (Lake Brantley High School's summer team) Friday night In a 6 p.m. Buddy Lake L e a g u e g a m e al S a n f o r d Stadium. — 1. Ricky Marshall. Malabar: 2. Allen Rhodes. Palm Hay: 3. Ronnie Burkett. Orlando: 4. Von Crews. Ocoee: 5. Steve Lathcm. Cocoa. F lo rid a M o d lfled a fe a tu re ( I S lape) — I. David Indivlrt, Orlando: 2. Glen Carter. Palm Bay: 3. Gary Saivatarc, Daytona Beach; 4. Sami Grief. Deltona: 5. Roger Vclth. Kissimmee. M in i S to c k s fe a t u r e (1 5 laps) — 1. Dtnk Sullivan. Or­ lando: 2. Bobby Scars. Osteen: 3. David Leckiltncr. Kissimmee: 4. Ri chard Newton. Osteen: 5. Ernie Mueller. Orlando. “ A " B om bers fe a tu re (I S lape) — 1. Donnie Narmnre. M elbou rn e: 2. Bill Loom is, Longwood: 3. Jim m y Johns, Orlando; 4. Wayne Dctwcller. Orlando; 5. David Savlcki. South Daytona. “ B " B om bers fe a tu re (15 tap e) — 1. Ricky Marshall. Malabar: 2. BUI Loomis. Longwood: 3. Barbara Ann Pierce. O rlan d o; 4 . Dave Waddel l . 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Sally Foust amt Cathy Gracchi lone single and one run scored each! and Laura Hodgson and Renee Carter (one single each). Paring the Ensley attack were Argte Walker (home run. single, twu runs scored). Rita Prison (two singles, twu runs scored). Vat Wi l ks (tw o singles, run scored). Andrea Ruffin ( t wo sin gles). Taint B ailey. Ti na Kattibun. Latreucr Turner and Tiffany Jones tone single each) and Carey Drydcn (run scored) F? Prices Expire 6/10/90 MUITB aiv "SI? 3 M -l M l l u l l IS k Bey |M H U \ \ * tanr** iS □ i 1 1 1 •A m .,t . ' J n □ >1ROAIKX Hi oni * . 1 IH lM t 1 \mt Paits City AUTO PARTS " �■VMM l — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Wednesday. June 6, 1990 BLONDIE by Chic Young I CAN STAMP ) f e r n FO B J U S T * ' H F ABOUT ) PEANUTS I SI6 N E D UP FOR A SUMMER READING PR06RAM AT THE LIBRARY... by Charles M. Schuli GOD DIDN T M A K E THE SUN FOR YOU TO SIT IN TH E LIBRARY M ARC IE YOU KNOW MORE ABOUT THEOL06Y TUAN ITH0U6HT, SIR 1 by Howie Schneider EEK A MEEK ) / THATlS AAV 'N ( mothertongue. J P H A T S O U G H '5 I / / B A K E .S H O P Aspirin can relieve osteoarthritis pain D E A R DR. G O T T : I ' m a 70 -ycar "slci f emal e w llli os­ teoarthritis. I lake aspirin. Buffcrtn or Nuprin yet am con­ stantly concerned about the side effects of these drugs. What can you udvlse? D E A R R E A D E R : Ostcoarthrttls. the gradual wearing dow n and 11.Inning o f joint surfaces, appears to be related to age. It Is the most common form o f arthritis in the elderly and causes silliness, pain, limitation o f motion and characteristic hard nodules around joints. T h e s y m p I ont s o f o s tcoarthrtlls are almost always helped by aspirin, ibiiprofrn or prescri pti on drugs, such as Motrin or Indocln. These medi­ cines are usually wcll-lolcratcd by pallculs. especially If they arc taken with meals, food or antac­ ids. The major side effect of anti-arthritlcs is their tendency to Irritate the stomach lining, event ual l y causi ng bleeding from gaslrlt Is or pept Ir ulcers. You arc Justified In being concerned uhoul this serious side effect. However, in the absence of heartburn, gas and Indigestion, you arc probably not damaging your health by taking th e m e d i c i n e , unde r y o ur doctor's supervision. DEAR DR. GOTT: I've been diagnosed with carpal tunnel sy n d rom e. I took over- thecounter aspirin for quite a period o f time and recently switched to vi t ami n U-G. alfalfa tablets, vitamin H complex and some cod-liver oil capsules. I know that I might eventually need surgery, hut I've heard It Is nol loo successful, and the results are not long-lasilng. Can you give me your comments? DEAR READER: The nerves to I h e h a n d s . w h I ch s p r e a d through the wrists in channels or compartments, are held In place by supporting structures, including hands or tissue, that encircle the wrists. For unknown reasons, these hands sometimes M E D IC IN E PETER GOTT.-M.D. swell, putting pressure on ihe nerves and causing iingllng. m ini liners and pain In Un­ hands. This Is carpal lunncl syndrome. However. Ill m y experience, these methods are IncITrrtlvi |C)1990 N E WS P A P E R EN­ TERPRISE ASSN. 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Inc WIN AT BRIDGE By Junes Jacoby V Vii TUMBLEWEEDS /hit jmmL by T.K. Ryan Th e person making a pre­ em ptive bid should hold his peace thereafter. Since the pre-eniptor has described a hand with a long suit and limited defensive strength. It is rtgtit that his partner should decide whether a sacrifice Is In order should the opponents bid a game. This concept Is particular­ ly crucial after a weak two-b'd, showing a six-card still and 6-10 hlgh-card |>olnts. Despite all this, today's South al l owed himself lo be Imodwlnkcd by favorable vulnerability Into tak­ ing a phantom sacrifice. West s i m p l y a s s u m e d t ha t hi s partner's raise lo four hearts was based on having a minor-suh ace. and hoped that this would be enough to beat four spades, so he doubled. He was right. After he look the ace of hearts, the king and a diamond got him a rulT. so South was down one even before he played K-A of spades, picking up the queen. Poor North had to bite his longue. He had hid three spades In the hope that East-West would foolishly bid four hearts, which he Intended to double. The n South dem olished his strategy by hlikllug on In vio­ lation o f Ihe principle governing pre-empts. Hesl defense against four hearts doubled Is K-A of spades and then a club hack for two du b tricks. South ruffing Ihe third club. Another spade lets North make the nine of hearts, and he will still score the heart king for 1KXJ. Instead South was minus 100. He must have thought he was playing wi th an empt y ch air for a partner. In this case, to find that empty chair all he had to do was look In a mirror NORTH ♦ K to VK 9 6 k m ♦ J 76 3 ♦ A q 10 9 WEST EA ST ♦ q 7 Y 7 5 11 ♦A 9 5 4 J 8 t 3 ♦ 652 Y A q J 10 8 ♦K a ♦ K 76 SOUTH ♦A J 9 8 4 3 Y 2 ♦q to t 2 ♦52 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South South 24 44 WrU 3Y Dbl North Eaut 34 tY All pass Opening lead: V A HOROSCOPE By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY June 7,1990 FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves HEV, how a boot that weather? RECKON IT'LL RAIN, 1 SUPPOSE... IF NOT, IT WONT...NOPI: ...NOPt ,rw c'a v » » ,< ,-6 BUGS BUNNY you can work out In front of an appreciative audience. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It's A loyal friend who has clout in Important you treat team efforts several areas will seek a closer seriously today whether they In­ Involvement with you In the in sports or business. Your yeur ahead. This could result In associates will Ik - playing to win Joint ventures In two exciting and they'll expect you lo do ihe enterprises. same. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) II GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You may be privy lo some you've been anxious lo get the confidential Information today consent o f your mate about a (hat can be used lo your advan­ change you'd like to make, ibis tage. Its effects could be less­ is a good day lo broach the subject. Spell out all the details, ened. however. If you talk about It to the wrong people. Trying to even the unattractive ones. SCORPIO (Ovi. 24-Nov. 2 2 | patch up a broken romance? The Astro-Graph Matchmaker This should be a rather suecan help you to understand what ccssful day for you. because to do to mat c the relationship you'll not only be able to con­ work. Mall $2 to Matchmaker. ceive sound Ideas, you'll also P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. OH know how lo tmplcm'‘ it them to Improve present conditions. 44101-3428. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec. CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) 21) Small gains have a way of T ry lo associate with friends adding up Into something sub­ t oday whose view s and ob ­ stantial. so don’t be discouraged jectives closely parallel your today If returns aren’ t up to your own. Valuable Informal Ion could expectations. Consistency will be exchanged through frank prove to be more Important. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. discussions. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) What 19) Spontaneous Involvements you do today you are likely (o do aren't likely lo be ihe ones that quite well, especially if you're will afford you the greatest confronted by u challenge that pleasure today. You're likely to A N N IE find more enjoyment from activi­ ties whi c h have been well planned. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 191 Much o f value can be learned loday by observing how a suc­ cessful friend handles rela­ tionships. Your pul's techniques can lx- tailored to you. PISCES (Feh. 20-March 20| You'll be welcomed loday If you decide to visit an old friend wi thout an In vitation . Thi s partlcului pul will tie equally as glad to see you as you will him/her. ARIES 'March 21 -April 19) Small laclors could have more significance than usual today In your financial and commercial dealings. Pennies you make or save In the present could be compounded Into dollars In the future. TAURUS |A|irll 20-May 201 Your thoughts and suggestions will have a strong constructive Impact on people with whom you II be Involved today, even though you may not be fully aware that your words carry so much weight. (C H 990. NEW SPAPER EN TERPRISE ASSN. by Leon; �PBHVPVKgNVIh Bhp^P Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Wednesday, June 6. 199G - 5B People Fam ily plans m any happy returns to park IN B R IE F Mission holds banquet Rcs< Mr Outreach Mission will hold its Third Annual Banquet S " W “ f * y - ,Jin.V* n S o t 'll hour Is 6 p.m. Banquet Is 7 p.m. Hill McCollum will Ih- the Hurst speaker. Tickets arc 910. Por more Inrormutlon and to order tickets, call 321-8224. First Impression Early Childhood Center will hold Its first pre-kindergarten graduation at 10 a m. Saturday. June 9. at the New Mi. Calvary Baptist Church. James and Meta Brooks are the owners anil Thelma Franklin Is the teacher In charge of the pre-kindergarten class. Reunion planned Maynard Evans Class of 05 is planning its 25lh reunion. June 22 and 23. For information, call Jerry Jones ul 299-7218 or JoAnn Beck at 029-6309. Calvary looking for a few good men Florida Chapter of the First Cavalry Division Association Is looking for those who served with the division at any lime from its inception in 1921 up to the present day, Meetings are normally held the second Saturday of each mopth. The next meeting is at noon. Saturday. June 9. at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5405. 420 Edgemon. Winter Springs, Call 282-0200 or 831 -2238 for more Information. Department store discovers customer isn’t always right LA VOGUE DEPT. STORE MANAGER. HOgUIAM, WASH. DEAR MANAGER: You were more than generous to have tracked down the owner of the dentures In order to return them. The San Francisco lady could use a refresher course in manners. She's "couthless" as well as toothless. D E A R A B B Y : My husband's parents live less than a mile from us. and Ihev want our ■y JOAN Kino Herald correspondent Graduation set D E A R AB B Y: A rather unusu­ al happening occurred in our department store recently. Our store Is quite a tourist attraction, founded by our parents 79 years ago. One day a clerk spotted a set of dentures (false teeth) grinning at her from the table on which lingerie was displayed. After c h e e k i n g t h o r o u g h l y wi t h various customers who were In the store that day. we traced the dentures to a lady from San Francisco w ho was vi si ti ng friends In Hoqulam. We were able to obtain her address, so we wrote to her asking If she had left her dentures in our store. She a nswer ed i mmedi at el y, asking us to please send the dentures at once as she was havi ng difficulty eating and talking. We carefully wrapped th e d e n t u r e s , ma r k e d the package "fragile." insured It and mailed it promptly *o the lady In San Francisco. A bhy. site never acknowledged that she had received her den­ tures, let alone thanked us lor h a v i n g se nt t hem. R e i m ­ bursement for the postage and Insurance was Incidental, but we did expect a note of thanks. My question: Was It our duty to lake our time and effort to locale the owner of the den­ tures? I can still see those teeth grinning. Lakefront setting perfect for child’s birthday party A JV IC 1 ABIGAIL VAN BUREN chi l dren ( thei r onl y g r a n d ­ children) to visit them often. Our children arc 2'A and 4 years old. The grandparents are loving and well-meaning people, but t he y have an u np r o t e c t e d s w i m m i n g p o o l In t h e i r backyard that worries me. They h a v e a ssu red me and m y husband Hint they will wulch our children every minute If we leave them in their care. but. Abby. as you know, accidents do happen. I hate to come off looking like a “ nervous Nellie." but I simply cannot bring myself to leave my r h l l d r m with then e grandparents. I doubt if they realize that they are slowing down with age. and they've forgotten how fast little ones can be. Please tell me I'm not para­ noid. My friends (almost all or them) think nothing of dumping their kids with their parents for j v e r n l g h t vl sl sl s and even weekends. Of course. I can't sign my name lo this, but I'd appre­ ciate an answer In your column. ME IN ARIZONA D E A R M E ; You are not para­ noid: all parents should have your sense o f responsibility. Since you have doubts about your children’s safety while they are In lh»- care of your in-laws at their home, do not send them, t a k e t h e m to v i s i t t h e I r grandparents, or Invite the gramlparents to your home. SANFORD — Fran Cockayne, our Cook of the Week, is a busy mom with three lively kids: Tina 16. Sandy 8 and Trey 4. She Is married to Munson, a registered nurse at Fish Memorial In DcLnnd. who Is also building a computer business. They all celebrated Trey's 4lh birthday at Mellonvllle Park on the lakefront In Sanford re­ cently. Cockayne said that she got the Idea for the lakefront party because “ they o ut g r e w the house and all o f the kids would have more room lo run around at the park." The guest list included 18 kids and eight adults, fiatloons and streamers decorated the covered pavilion and the fire was hot and ready for the burgers. First In the chow lln*1 while Mom at­ tended to the fine art of dipping burgers, was the family. They like everything their mom cooks. Sandy also likes to cook. She said. " I fix salad and tacos. Not e v e r y ni ght but a l m o s t cvcrynlghl because I want lo." Tina likes to cook chill. Birthday boy Trey was very Impressed when his aunt. Vicky Skinner o f Orange City, showed up with his cake. Skinner decorated the Ninja Turtle cake herself. The decora­ tions on top of the cake were hard lo find. Finally the 'day before the part). Cockayne and Skinner found them in Alta­ monte Springs. Cockayne said. One o f the games planned at the party was Pin the Nose on the Clown. Tina made the clown when site was In the 5th grade. "That was way back five or six years ago," Tina said. Thi s creati ve f ami l y does things a lltlle differently and t he y o b v i o u s l y l i ke b e i n g together. When they haw spaghetti. Cockayne said. "W e use corn beef Instead of humburg. We like It better." Spaghetti was not on the menu at the park. NEW A R R IV A L SANFORD - Mr. and Mrs. John Charles Corso Jr. an­ nounce the birth o f their daugh­ ter. Kay tee Marie, born May 28 at 5:05 p.m. at Cenlral Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. Site weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces. Maternal Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A.K. (Kay) Shoemaker Jr.. Sanlord. Paternal Grand­ mother is Mrs. John (Audrey) Corso. 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H *r*ld photo by Joan King From (eft: Trey, Tina, Fran and Sandy Cockayne cooking at the lakefront FOOD a NUTRITION T.V 'auiwyU The CiHtkaynes agreed that the lakefront selling was perfect for a party. "These wonderful facilities are here for Sanlord residents In use. That's all you have to do Is eenne and use them, and (lie kids love ll here. They get to play on all of the new equipm ent on the playground." Cockayne said and tier husband agreed. Some o f Fran Cockayne's favoritc reelpes follow: SPA Q H E TTI A N D CO RN BEEF 1 medium onion chopped I green pepper diced 1 cu n or 1h I b . fr e s h 1 medium onion diced Steam squasli and onions until cooked. Wltlle the veggies art cooking, try baton When lln squash and onions are eookt d. add beaten eggs to squash and onions, mix ami continue cook­ ing lintII eggs are cooked add bacon. Serve. N o t e : FresIt l o m . i i i i c , quartered, on top or on the side with tills recipe adds color anil goes well with It. mushrooms sliced 1 can corn beef U tsp. garlic sail Italian seasoning 1 can tomato puree l cup tomatoJ ulec 2Tbsp. olive oil 1 lh. spaghetti Slart sauce by sauteing on­ ions. g r e e n pe p p e r and seasonings In skillet. When the veggies are tender, add corn beef broken up Into chunks. Stir all together and add puree and tomnio Juice. Simmer. While the sauce Is simmering bring to boll about 4 quarts of water. Add olive oil to water to prevent sticking. Add spaghetti and cook until tender hut not mushy. Drain spaghetti and add sauce. Serve In large Ixiwl with grated cheese on the side. YELLOW BACON SQUASH AND 1 lb. bacon 2 l bs. y e l l o w c ro o k -n e ck squash sliced 4 eggs beaten Sait and pepper to taste P A N C AKE l can blueberry pie titling 1 can crushed plncuppk1 box Jiffy cake mix or am cake mix. use 1a If not Jlllv 1 stick butter melted In an HXH rake pan pour blueberry pie filling and spread out evenly over the Ixiitom ol the pan. Drain pineapple and spread over the blueberry Idling Sprinkle cake mix dry over iInlop of the pineapple and pom­ melled butter all over the lop. Bake at 350° until light brown and bubbly. Serve hoi with let* cream nr cold. Pucker up for pickles Various forms of relishes and chutneys are used all over the world to add flavor lo mild meals. Bui only In America were pickles used as a symbol of-stern morality. The early American settlers claim ed that pickles should be part of the dally diet, served as it sour reminder to give thanks for the sweet gilt of the harvest. Later, by a strange distortion of custom, It became traditional to welcome a new neighbor lo the community with a Jar ol pickles. Whether you share your pickles with friends or neighbors, there I*, no end lo the possibilities. When using you r mi cr owav e lo prepare pickles, relishes, chutney's etc. small amounts can be made with ease. This easy recipe tnr dill pickles Is a favorite at our house. I collect the small pickles from our vines and the dill from our herb garden several times during cooking Pour Into sterilizer Jais and scab White corn is availaiilc ilils tasty relish m ake P IC K L E D O K R A M ID G E MYCOFF 1 cup apple elder vinegar -U cups hoi water 5 cups fresh corn kernels 44 cup finely chopped green and red pepper Combine sugar, cornstarch, onion, mustard seed, celery seed a n d t u in e r i c I n a 3 • q t . microwave container. Stir In vinegar und water. Blend well. Cover and microwave on KX)% power 5 minutes. Stir well. Add corn and peppers lo the sauce. C over. Mi cr owave on IOO% power for 15 minutes. SiIr well ; io 4 9x LITi BACK TO THE FUTURE III — — uft*i or ditcouhl NGMTIY » ’Oi l XI 3.50, 3 PC. CHICKEN DINNER With Mashod Potatoes, Odg. Cole Slaw 2 Biscuits Substitutions • Extra Good All Day Wednesday No Coupon Necessary COUPON— .. _ — — — _ J CADILLAC MAN mopa%[5 nodiscount SM UMIHTIT ( H K K IS su p I 2 pc. Chicken. I 17-92 15-Pc. Box Toenage Mutant Ninja TurllasfFcTI a . Tha Talas From 'A J U Tha Darksido - NOFava, wjmcOvV S3 * 1.99 | u riUAU• |fr« «|jnt t (DgMTIV (Ml(l IM $ 9 99 WE CATER ANY SIZE GROUP 322-1216 saow tiu t a M SM Pick Famous Recipe’ or Crispy Plus tmned. white/dark) Hurry in Oiler QOOd tor a limited time only No coupon necessary Not valid wiin any other oiler or discount NOPts&rs w rac oust M A lIN t lS ALL W ttK 100 FU M O V IE L A N O D I l i to i acm 89 *2 8 Innas of goiJnf! Ue«n | biscuit and ltt« * Country Chit*on mt*wi . s id e v e g e ta b le wfwIonJNts t pmI ihnifirti tfl pmi grarap * jT I Not Valid With MMMjietmiiwmA | Olh.1 Diicoum INa! «.*ii.u m ull’l Jfii f umuu. JTeoj**, | E,p r 1590 Floyd Theatres l,w. Wednesday Special OI(*r E ip lr t t 7-15-93 PLAZA TWIN HWY. 17-92 322-7S02 SUMMER KjDOIE SHOWS START JUNE 12th N O ltl, Garlic 11clove per |arl Okra Dlllseed 11 tsp. per jar) I quart while vinegar I cup water Via cup salt Place the garlic and but peppi i In the hotioni ol hot sicrlll/cd Jars. Pack firmly with clean young okra pods from which only part o f tin- stem lias been, removed. Stem end must lie open. Add dlllseed. After pack Ing tlic jars, bring lln- vinegar: water and salt to a boil on lOO'L power Boll tor 2 minutes .unt |Hiur while boiling (lot. ovci tinokra Seal Immcdlalelv I’rotcs*, In hot water bath tor 5 minutes Yields 5-7 pints. FAMOUS CHICKEN RECIPES ARE OUR OWN BEST ADVERTISEMENT IT S HONEY DIPPED! SiiP — CORN RELI SH 1cup sugar 2 T. tori ist arch I small onion, chopped I T. mustard seed I T. celery seed 11 1 . 1iiMierlc Soon this summer vegetable will be plentiful. M A O IC D IL L P IC K L E S Select small slim cucumbers (pickles) 3 or -I Inches long, Cover with cold water (about 25 pickles) let stand overnight. Drain and pack in sterile jars with fresh dill. Yon may add a clove o f garlic If you like. In a 2-ql. baiter bowl put 2 cups vinegar and I ql. water. Stir In 1, cup salt. Microwave on l(X)% power 0-8 m inutes or until boiling. Four over cucumbers. Pul lids on Jars and process In water eaimer 5 minutes. Makes about 3qis. Hrudv In 0 weeks. 5 ' -t c u jt s M akes MICROWAVE Over I n fairs In .‘xm/i'iil Famous Recipe. 1905 S French An* (17 92) COUNTRY CHICKEN 323 3650 SANFORD �.* I — San lord Herald. Sanford. Florida — Wednesday. June 6. 1990 Legal Notices Legal N otices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice lx hereby given Ihet . «m engaged In builneti at PO Bow MS. Sanford. FL 33771OMS. Seminole County, Flor'da, under the Fictitious Name ol ABLE CUSTOOIAL EQUIPMENT A SUPPLIES, and lhal I Intend to r e g lile ' Mid name with IN Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sam mole County. Florida, In ac cor dance with tha Provision* ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section MS 0« Florida Statutes 1*57. Gary R Alcott Publish May 31. 30. A June «. ii. m o OER TIT N O T T IT o f FICTITIOUS NAME Notice I* hereby given that | am engaged In b u tlN ti at IS La Vista, Winter Springs. Fla . Seminole County. Florida, under I N Fictitious Nam* at KITCH ENS. and lhal I Intend to register M id name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Sem Inol* County. Florida. In ac cordene* with th* Provision* ol the Fictitious Name Statute*. To Wit; Section MSP* Florida Statutes 1*S7. Donald E. Christiansen Publish: May I*. 33." IB A June t. tt*0 DER U7 N07ICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I sm engaged In business el PO Bo» MS. San lord. FL 13773 OSAS. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Nam* ol A M IL LION DOLLAR LOOK, and that I intend to register Mid name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Fieri da. In accordance wllh the Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statute*. To-Wlt: Section MS oe Florida Statute* 1*57 Tina M. Million Publish May 33. 10. A June a. 13. m o DER 33* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO.**371 CP IN RE GUARDIANSHIP OF JAMES JOSHUA EISTER Minor NOTICE OF ACTION TO TOOO MURRAY REICH whoso place of residence I* *S0 North Main Street. Indepen dance. Oregon *735* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhal there Is pending In the Circuit Court in and lor Semi nol* County. Florida, an action entitled "In Re: Guardianship ol JAM E S JOSHUA E IS T E R . M in o r", wherein the relief sought Is the appointment of Sharon Smith and Jama* Smith, her husband, a* guardian* ol the person ot Mid James Joshua Etiler, a minor You as tha alleged natural father ol Mid child are hereby required to III* your written .response (defenses) with the • Clerk ot the above styled court and to serve e copy thereof not later than tha tllh day of Juna m o. upon tl-.j petitioners' et torney. Gordon V. Frederick. II* Nocth Perk Avenue. San lord. Florida 33771 Should you tall to do so a default may be entered against you tor I N relief requested Deled this lath day ot May. teso MAR YANNE MORSE. Clerk ol IN Circuit Court by Petrkle Thatcher Deputy Clerk Publish. May I*. 13. 30 A J u n *. 19*0 DER I** IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO. *0 MIS CA ML GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION RYLANO MORTGAGE COMPANY. PLAINTIFF. —v »— DAVID A COX AND SUZANNE C COX, ETAL OEFENDANTISI NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE •PROPERTY TO DAVID A COX Residence unknown, it living, including any unknown spouse ol the said Defendants. II eilN r has remarried and it eitN r or both of said Defendants are dead, their respective unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, creditors, lienors, and trustees, and all other persons claiming, by, through, under or against I N named D e f e n d a n t l s l ; an d the aforementioned named D* lendantls) and such ot the aforementioned unknown O* len d en ls and such of the aforementioned unknown O* lendanl* as may be Intents, incompetents or otNrwIse nol Suflurli YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIED that an action has been commenced lo foreclose a mor! gag* on IN following real prop erly. lying and being and ifluel ed m SEMINOLE County. Florl da more particularly described as follows LOT IJ4 DEER RUN. UNIT 7 B ACCORDING TO THE P LA T TH ER EO F AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 37. PAGE S4 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . Florida more commonly known as 374 COPPER STONE CIR CLE . CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA 33707 This action has been tiled cMjsHnii1 you and you are rt qu'ifedi to verve a cop’ll' of your whtfeo dfifnw, 11any,, fa if on SHAPIRO A FISHMAN, At forn*yv. *hot« dddrtn 1% JiO North Rto Strut. Suite 303, Ts»rrp.i Florida JIAO* 1013. on or July •, IWO and tit* the * origin*I with the clerk ot thif ? Court either before service on ■ PlAinllffi attorney or immedl •iteiy thereafter otherwise a j will be entered against row for the rel>#t demanded m th# Complaint WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on the 1st day of June 1990 (SEAL) marvanne morse Circuit and County Courts By Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publish June A 13.30 27.1*90 DCS 70 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice I* hereby given that w* are engaged In business at t*3 S U S Hwy 17 *3. Longwood. FL 377S0. Seminole County. Florida, under Ih* Fictitious Nam* ol TAS VCR SERVICE, and that we Intend to register laid name with th* Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Flori­ da. in accordance with h-e Provisions o l lha Fictitious Nam* Statute*. To Wit: Section MS 0* Florid* Statutes l»$7 Mohammen Hessen Sheriff HosTiang Aimoudeh Publish: May 31. 10. A Jun* *. 11. two DER 333 _______________ NOTICE The St. Johns River Waler Management District has re­ ceived an application lor Dredge and Fill Irom: SEMINOLE COUNTY ENGR D E P T . 17* BUSH B L V D . SANFORD. FL 13773. appllca lion 111 II70OA3AG. on S/1/S0 Th* proiecl is located In Semi nol* County, Sectlontsl 33 3* IS 3*. Township!*) 34 South. Rang* 13 Eatl. Th* application Is tor a 5 317 acre PUBLIC USE to be known as JUNGLE ROAD Th* receiving water body lies I Is D IT C H E S A IS O L A T E D WETLANDS ALONG JUNGLE ROAD Should you be Interested in any ol tha listed applications, you should contact th* St Johns River Water Management DIs trict at P. O Boi l*3t, Palatka. Florida 331711*3*. or in parson at Its office on State Highway too West, Palatka. ' orlda, «U / la u i1 . Written ob|ectlon to Ih* application may be mid*, but should be received no later than 1* days from Ih* date ol publication Written objection* sTiould Identify th* objector by name end address, and fully describe th* objection lo th* application Filing a written objection does not entitle you *0 Chapter 110. Florida Slatut**. -xdmlnlilratlv# Hearing Only those person* whose substantial Interests are affected by th* application and who III* a peti lion meeting the requirement* ot Section eOC 1.S3I, F A C . may obtain an Administrative Hear Ing All timely tiled written abjections will be presented to th* Board lor consideration In Its deliberation on th* appllca lion prior lo Ihe Board taking action on ih* application Dennis* T. Kemp. Director Division ol Records St John* River Water Management District Publish June*. Itso OES **________________________ NOTICE TO PUBLIC) Notice Is hereby given lhal a Public Hearing will be held by Ih* Planning and Zoning Com mission in th* City Commission Chambers. City Hall, Sanford. Florida at 7 00 P M on Thurs day, Jun* 11, ItSO. to consider ih * fo llo w in g change and amendment lo th* Zoning Ordl nance of Ih* City ol Senford. Seminole County. Florid* Reioning Irom AG. Agricul lure To lhal of R l I. Restricted Industrial LEGAL DESCRIPTION Sac 0* Twp 70S Rg* 3IE. W >iof NW ’ * ol tic ’ . (LESS N S AC A Geg SE Cor ol N S AC. Run W ISO Ft. S IS tt. E ISO Ft. N 35 FI to Beg) Being generally described *s East ot Beardal* Avenue. South ol Highway Rt *A Th* Planning and Zoning Commission will Submil a rec ommendation to th* City Com mission in lavor ol. or agalnsl. th * re q u e s te d c h a n ge or amendment The City Com mission will hold a Public Hearing In Ih* Commission Room in Clly Hall. Sanford. Florida at 7 00 P M an July ». ITO lo consider said rtcom mandat ion All parties In interest and ciliiens shall have an opporluni ly to be heard al Mid haarlngs By order ol th* Planning and Zoning Commission ol Ih* Clly Ol Sanlord. Florida this 17th day ol May. ITO John Morris. Chairman Planning and Zoning Commission ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a person decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered at th* above meeting or hearing, he may need a verbatim record ol th* proceedings Including th* testimony and evidence which record Is nol provided by the City ol Sanford JFS1MOIOSI Publish Juno*. IS. ITO O FS ** CELEBRITY CIPHER • T U Z V H B ikjuetffl F E C A R L K Y K P K P L K Y K H I K E K O O I S J I A K . * HI C A M R M I Z J M R C S R K Y — CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter 322-2611_________831-9993 MONOAV tk n ntfOAY a a T in e s a v • *•___ m t u b im t » •M M J M C A H L Mencken ■•• Si? * * * Child Car* R*NJYtK$tP$SJR9R9'At ............ ........... m u * 23— L o t t t F o u n d FOUND: German Shepherd, melt. Loves children Very ......... Call 111 TO* LOST ■ glasses. Ilka new, vicin ity ol Lake Monro* Black cast. Senior cillten's. badly needed REWARD ___________ 333 MIS___________ LOST: Black A white kitten. 'BetSaM'-Friendly. Last teen near Food Lion CaTU3l TO4 CHILDCARE Summer. Mother ol 1 will car* lor children tl/hr Sanlord 333 MS* « — M is c e lla n e o u s AIRLINE TICKET • Baltimort/Washingtan A turn to Orlando! June departure Rtturn July «I»S Ce’l ) 407 3H 0*H I unit motel, some wages , tree board. Call 340*410 Wllh bookkeeping experience Call Helen lor eppt..... 333-tit* CONSTRUCTION FIT TER/W O M B For plat*, pip* and shapes _________ Call l » OOSO 27— N u r s e r y A C h ild C a re CHILD CARE in my home S 30a to * O0p Meals, snacks. CPR certified Ret. Reason rates. Karen 13000'. 7 CHILD CANE In my Paol* home. Mon Frl 3 yr* old and up Beginning */ta 33I S77J, R E S P O N S IB L E , d e p en d * bl*. loving mom will car* tar ygur child. Call H a o n i Legel Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITH JUOICIALCIRCUIT IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. M -H ll M OIV CA AMERICAN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF FLORIOA, Plaintiff. v* FRANKH LOWENTHAL. •I a l. Delendanlls). AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE 11771* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo an Order or Final Judgment entered in this case now pending In Mid Court, th* style ol which Is Indicated above. I will Mil to the highest and best bidder tar cash at the W ail Front Door ol th* Seminole County Courthouse, H I N Pr-k A v # . Sanlord. Florida at 11:00 o'clock *.m.. on Juno 31. ITO. Ihe following described proper *r: Lot *. AMBER WOOD. Unit One, according to tha Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 37. Page 17. Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida DATED at Sanford. Seminole County. Florida this llth day ol May. ITO MARYANNE MORSE A* Clerk. Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By: Jan* E Jasewlc As Deputy Clerk Publish May H I June*. ITO DER 11* PICK UP and D E L IV E R Y available Call.— ......331*3** /Warehouse Full time Apply In person. Ratliff Auto Parts ITS* Orlande Or. Santard IRONING IN MT HOME NOTICE OF SALE OF MOTOR VEHICLE TO SATISFY LIEN Pursuant to F.S 713 SIS. Mid Florida Lien Service Acting agent lor CERTIFIED AUTO S PE C IA LIS TS . W ill sell al public M l* to Mtlsfy a lien in th* amount of SIOOS 00. Ih* tallowing d e s c r ib e d v e h i c l e ; 1*11 OATSUN f JNIHBIlStDU03*3«l: For Inspection Mid vehicle Is located at: IIS Mingo Tr. Long wood. FL 33750 Sal* Dale June so. iffO 4# 10 00 am. A l Mid Fla Lien Services Any person claiming Interest In Mid vehicle should conlacl Mid Florida Lien Service at 1*071*57 7**S or wrll* lo 3*31 Aloma Av# . Winter Park, FL 337*3 Publish June*. ITO DES *7 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* Is hereby given tha I w* are engaged In business at 1113 S Hwy 17*3, Casselberry. FL. Seminole County. Florida, under Ih* Fictitious Nam* ol PRO FESSIONAL HAIR CARE, end that w* Intend lo register said name with th* CtaN. ol Ih* Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida, in accordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS 0* F lor Ida Stalutei I*57 Cynthia Lthn Elliabeth A Wright Publish June* 11. M. 37. I W OES 74 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* is hereby given lhal I am engaged in business at SIS A ltam on te Dr . A ltam on te Springs. FL 33701. Seminole County, Florida, under th* Fictitious Nam* ol NAILS BY AUK 1CA and mat i intend to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Sem mol* County. Florida, In ac cot dame with Ih* Provisions ol Ih* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To Wd Section MS W Florida Statutes t*S7 Aurlca Boioni Publish May 73 H A Jun* *. tj ITO OER 775 f t l m A A A T IC J 0 CALL TOLL FREE 1400-143-1121 DELIVERY DRIVER DENTAL ASSISTANT 55— Business Opportunities Experienced chairsid* Dr Patrick Del Flore Call 333117* HOUSEBOAT VACATION Partner wanted to participate. Have tun and make money w llh * * ' luaury cru isin g houseboat Small Investment required >313*17.____________ OWN TOOK OWN BUSINESS For MS C ain WQ 3SS S4H*»I L tl : Local. High Iralflc locations. Sell cheap! 1 *00 717 5300 * 1 — M o n e y to L e n d CASH FOR HOMEOWNERS 1st, 3nd or equity mortgages Good/Bad credit. Low rates 3WS44* Mortgage Magic. Inc. Lie Mtg Bkr. M0E.A3*. Cass GOLD CREDIT CARO 53.500 Credit Lin* GUAR. VISA/MC Guar Cash Advance 1 *00 45* 35**............ S4S.S* lee ★ eU N U M IT E D PO TE N TIAL* Plus Financial security tor th* SnarpB Committed! I Call 031 1143 ar 3*3-1*74 (Orland* 1 4 INSTALLER T R A IN E E * 1300 wk! Your knack with putting things together will land this spot lor you! •> lee paid! Call today!! AAA EMPLOYMENT MOW. 3 »h I f . , .............. >331)7* IRRIGATION INSTALLERS Full lime position, residential erperlenc* and repa.r know I edge a must Landscaping experience beneficial im medial* openings, good pay and benellls 333 *133__ KEYES FLA, IN C . .Realtors, pays tuition lo Real Estate School I.............. Call 333 3300 LABORERS F u ll lim a . IA M J P M , * days/wk A ir conditioned Good pay. good benallls. Dry Clean USA, Heathrow .5331*57 VENDING ROUTE HousolHfWiTMaintmancc COUNTER PERSON BECOME A NOTARY For Details: 1 HD 433 4354 Florida Nntarv Association COUNSELORS Enperlenctd with High School students. Good personality needed! |7/hr Mon Frl. Call 133 5307._____________________ To re 1* II 25— S p o c l o l N o t ic e s • MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST* Growing practice has a desk tor you I Set appointments and collect payments! Nice firm wan Is you on their payroll! AAA EMPLOYMENT 7M W. l lth St.,........ ..... 331-SI7* COLLECTOR - Making llrst lew calls to delinquent customers Some typing Previous eep a plus I Hours 11am lo Ipm, Mon Thurs 1 lam to 3pm, F:l. Non smokarsonlyll Apply: Rich Feed Plan eat W .im t t . Will train, several needed nowl All types! Metre Bmptayment......*aa-*tl) 27 — N u r s e r y A CASH AVAILABLE GUYS/GALS Have several openings lor nationwide fundraiser. For High School and older Need a |*b and want to have lots of lent I'm th* *n* yaw'd Ilka to seetl....... Forlntervlew callSui inn* between 1C 30 and 4 301133*1713 CONSTRUCTION WORKERS 21— P t n o n i l t 71-Help Wanted Person needed! Knowledge of auto parts helpful. Must be able lo maintain complete return department with at tendon to datall. Monday Friday, comany benefits Apply In person: Parts City *01 B Corwell Rd Sanlord.............................EOE COMPUTER OPERATOR Price* above reflect a |1 SOcosh discount tor prompt -toymen! Schedul mg moy include Herald Advertiser of the cost ot an additional day Cancel when you get result* Pay only lor days your ad nmt al rot* earned Us* lull description lor lostetl result*. Copy must follow acceptable typographical form. V C V C M PREVIOUS SOLUTION ‘ W e ars hers arid i: is now Further than that all human know ledge is m oonvhin* * — g » ( m ic r o * * n a n . . . ir e a m Bates a n par Is see, ktsad aa a 1 Baa ad 1 U m T T ' P . P a rk NOW ACCEPT1Nfi K lU B C l I 71— H e lp W a n t e d AUTOMOTIVE WAREHOUSE C L A S S IF IE D D E P T P R IV A T E P A R T Y R A T E S HOURS *4 c M M o t t w t o n . . . S5C a Baa S.-00 A H. -1:00 P.M. » c n n t r t n t o n ... MC a Baa NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged In business at 33M S Elm Are . Sen lord. Seminole County, Florida, under Ih* Fictitious Nam* ol HARRY'S MOWER M ART, and that Intend to register Mid name with th* Clerk of th* Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florl da. In accordance with th* Pravlslont o l th* Fictitious Nam# Statute*. ToWtt: Section A*J 0* Florida Statutes l*S7 Harry Prewitt Publish: May 31. 30. A Jun* t. 13. ir a OER 33* Ce*At*i*y crypiogroitw«*• cjr**t#dItemquofiitont b, firwout jjwofto gjkM ii *rn.i j*«**ri4 fad* let'lo* mthecipher lot another JotUp 71— Help Wanted * MASTERCARD * ★ No credit. Badcredlll All Approved) Creative Credit Concepts........... ........3*3-ftO] 71— H e l p W a n t e d A/C Serviceman Needed Eaperlencea.iiust __________Call M l 1517__________ * a O E T A JOB I * * CruiMlines. US A Overseas! *04 S7I SMS ait. C*1 M en .-F rl............. -..tA M -IP M * * MOLLY M A I D * * Prol. Maid Service! Will train, lull time, Mon. Frl.... 7*7 5007 ADO TO YOUR INCOME Buy or Sell Avan H arlot, 333-MS* ar Pat, 171*133 * APPOINTMENT SETTER * Days. Work al home I Eap'd Commission. Call.......M * 0171 ATLANTA, M IAM I i DALLAS Modeling Markets Ar* Booming Here's you chance to attend th* "Southern Model Conven lion A Model S earch" In Atlanta July. ITOII Teen/Ch! Id/Mai*/Female S p e c l a l l i l n g In ; R a m p Runway A tla n ta M ark et Print Fashion Miami Acting A Movies Orlando Us* your summer to break into show business or modeling) For mor* details, call I POWERSMODELS TAOOOOU* 407 774-7107 * APPRENTICE TRAINEE • Great company will Iraln mechanically Inclined! Quick raises! Hiring Immediately I AAA EMPLOYMENT IM W .lSthSt................ 333-117* ASST. MANAGER NEEDED OR PARTS COUNTER HELP Paris erperlenc* preferred Retirees welcome! Paris Clly. Sanlord. 3500 S French Aye ATTENTION CNAHHI IN HOUSE POOL. Summers coming! Need e ilra vacation money? We need Y O U III 14 75/per hr. I or 3 days per wk and on call For details Hillhaven Health Car* Center S3* Mellenvill* Av* , Sanlord 133 ISM..................E.O.E./H AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU" EXCELLENT PAY Benefits Transportation Call 407 3*5 7*00ait. 1543 Toll rtlunded Sam IQpm AUTO PARTS DRIVERS D R IV E R / P R O D U C T IO N WORKER For linen com pany. Excellent driving re cord and chauffeur's license required Call 113*3*1________ EAST W ORK! EXCELLENT PAYI Assemble products al home Call tor information 104*41 *003 ex I TWO__________ ELECTRICIAN Electrician l Apprentice Sanlord and Orlando area Industrial experience neces eery ISO * JOS Call before 7AM or after JPM_________ __ FOODSERVICE CAFETERIA WORKER Monday Friday, day* Good benefits Apply 1300 Lake Emma ROLLake Mary GARMENT PRESSER COUNTER PERSON Im m e d ia te ly ! Fu ll lim e ! Wages open, benefits! Apply In person Upturn's Cleaners 14*3 SR *34. Lei.aseood EXP'D. BLOCK MASON Repair Ini walls, own hand loots Apply: Const. Trailer, W IQIh A Mulberry. Sanlord GOOD WORKERS NEEDED! Dally Work . Daily Pav Call hob tor detaili alter 3pm..................... 133 751) • * GNEAT COMPANY * * W *oll*r*xc*M *fil*erningt • Great benellls • Co. vetacle/auto allowance • Co. pd. retirement plan • Compl. Training program o Guaranteed training Income • Lead* lurnishad. Strong advertising support • Management advancement Sulld. lucrative future In a recession proof Industry! Both Sales and Service Positions Open Call Bill........13 3*13 0 ________ 7 30AM to 4PM eGROUNDSMAN* Easy) Work locally! Keep grounds beautiful and help with billing and orders! AAA EMPLOYMENT 70OW.7Sth»., ..........113 517* IMMEDIATE OPENINGS EXP'D. SEWINQMACHINE OPERATORS On single needle A merrow machines W t oiler piece work pay, paid holidays A vacations Health A denial plan It your ar* looking lor a me# air conditioned place la work, friendly people, good wages and benefits and you ar* dependable and bei.av* In a good day’ s pay lor a good day s work. w* need YOU! SAN DEL MFG. INC. I* plus per hour Florida Chauffeur's License required Good d riv in g record own transportation No phone call* Apply Cerllcon Inc. t i l l Bennett Dr *300. Long wood, FI_________ ___________ LANDSCAPERS Full lime positions Driver * License required..... ......Call 333 0)33 LANDSCAPERS NURSERYHELPERS Full lim el IA M JPM Call Allen............................. 313 S ilt EMPTY NEST? A quality child care center is looking lor pari ten* teachers a id e s M a tu r lly / L o v e ol children a must! S3 1435 LAUNDRY WORKER, sertous minded and dependable Al lament* Springs area AM and PM shills Call 533 *3** LAWN MAINTENANCE FOREMAN Supervisory e ip required Full I'm * position Great Pay! Dave. 13* ITO M F. «am 4pm Local residents needed part/lull lime la do dltlrbulion work lor local foundation Own transportation needed Call Mr Lowllt between HAM and 4PM Mon Frl only 331 3371 * L P N F U L L T IM E * Busy Sanlord doctor 4 day work week! Manybenjflts! Call .................. ........... 131 4330 MACHINIST Must be experienced In lath and milling machine Job shop type ol atmosphere Fulltime U/hr C all407 J3I 3505 MAIDS/iNSPECTRESSES Desk Clerks/Nit* Auditor Apply Days Inn. 450 Douglas Av , Altamonte Spgs *43 7111 ASSE M BLE TOYS A Crett Items, lull/perl lime High earnings I 404 33 1 3011 MEDICAL Nursing Home * rperience. lull lime A good benellls! I LONGWOOO HEALTH CARE 3l*-*3>0...........................E-O.E m e d ic a l ' CNA'S ★ • 17 50 Per Hour 11 o Good Working Conditions! I LONGWOOD HEALTH CARE )7S *700 _____ E O E N A N N Y -H O U S E K E E P E R Resp person over 30.to care lor Inlanl A do housekeeping M F 7 30toS 30331 **44 NURSE AIDES * ALL S H IR S HIGHER STARTING PAYt For cer II Med or exper lenced Apply m person to Lakavitw Nursing Center *1* E. 3nd St............... Sj nlord NURSE’ S AIDiiS 7 to JPM. 3 to HPM. A I IPM to 7AM Full llme/parl lime LP7J 3 lo HPM. full lim e'parl lime Cook p a r i tim e, m atu re person Housekeeper * MAM to 1 MPM full time Conlacl Better U eliig Center...4** 5*03 We ere looking lor dediceted certified n u rv n g am%t*nl% who enjoy working wih the elderly Full end pert time positions 1100 bonus alter completion ot I month of sain factory employment Hifihaven Health Care Center 910 Mettonvitle Ave , Sanford 111 I1M E O C /M LABOR PART TIME SECRETARY Exp needed Pro phone skills req'd . typing Computer skills helptul Call Allen...... >33 *117 PINCHASER MECHANIC Full lime Brunswick Bowl ling Machines Experience helpful, but nol necessary Apply ItO W Airport Blvd , Santard PLANT MAINTENANCE Ex per lenced on Chicago Iron. C ls s e ll d r y e r s . W as hex washers Full lime permanent position Call 333 *3*1 * PLANT RECEPTIONIST* G reat company wllh just enough variety to keep you huppy! Big smile and bubbly personality wins Ihlsone! AAA EMPLOYMENT 7*0 W. 35th St.. I l l 117* POSTAL JOBS Start t i l 41 per hr lor exam and appllacllon Into Call I M 75t 7*7text. F L tll 7am 7pm Sin Frl______ RHINOS WANTED It's a lungle oul there, and the |ob hunt Is Irectierous Take charge ol the situation I'm recruiting Rhinos with two Inch thick skin Wimpy, shill less. Impoterl cows need nol apply Call Cheryl at Rhino Headquarters 407 134 440* R N - CHARGE NURSE Day shift, lull tim e, lull benellls! Call tor interview Hillhaven Health Care Center IS* Mellenvill* Av* , Sanlord l l l U * * ......................E.O. E./H RN/HOSPtCE ONCOLOGY Home heallh exp. preferred Par Him# or lull lime lie 0*0* SECRETARY Chamber ol Commerce! San ford knowledge and people skills a must* Basic boakkeep Ing. payroll A billing skills Shorthand or speed writing preferred Challenging posl lion lor a special person Submit application A resume Clumber OHIc* T O E . First St SITTER NEEDED Fof 2 children Day1 hom e JJQ SlftA after d p m TEACHER For 4 year o ld v E * p p re fe .re d 11 30 6 IS H a p p y E l v t i Chi Idea, e L a k e M a r y ................. M U 3»4 TRUCK DRIVERS M in 2 yrt , cu rren t tracto r/traile r exp M u s t be D O T c e rt & p a t s d ru g scre e n in g B enefit* in cl in surance, pd vac., etc. A p ply Su n b e lt A u to C a rr ie r!, i l l hw y w n , JtB a ry aaa U M SECURITY OFFICERS Exp e rie n ce or will train Full A Part time METRO SECURITY All ITO TRUCK DRIVER To d eliver pool chem icals. 75 y e a rs or older C h a u lle u rs Use re q u ire d C all 333 *503 UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY Im m e d ia te opening P a rt time d r i v o r / w a r k i n q p a rtn e r confid ante tor real e s t a t e o r ie n t e d b u s i n e s s ow ner C all a n ytime, 788 7886 VOLT TEMPORARYSERVICES Call 629 9299 WAITRESS R e q u ire s experience M u s t be neat, clean, energetic A over 21 y r s N ew restaur ant l A p ply In person at 3B01 E. S R 46 WAREHOUSE PERSONNEL To *17 15 hr! Will M i n i All shills, all typ es! P erm ane ntf Metro Employmtnt *46 911! Warehouse Workets/Assembly Factory A Drivers Now e To t /50 w eekly p lu s benefits e F u ll T im e P a r f lim e e A ll Shifts Open e H irin g S evera l T rainees I 29I M00 ...... tf>/refund policy WRECKER DRIVER Experienced, must live In S a n lo rd a r e a A p p ly In person 7307 W 1st St. San lord 14-18 YRS OLD? NEED A JOB? THE SANFORD HERALD Ha* Direct Door To Door Sales Positions Available Today! EARN EXTRA $$$ Monday Friday. 4 to » pm llle it b le ) P a y by com mission To apply Slop by Weekdays. 3 * pm and ask lor Dave at the SANFORD H ERAIO . 300 N French Av* Sanlord 73— Employment Wanted HOUSEKEEPING. WASHING and ironing Call anytime ___________ 331 075* ________ MASON (.ipable ol doinq brick block & slon* work Available immediately! Call 334 377* 91— Apartments/ House|oShare LAKE MARY SANFORO Male seeks non smoking lemal* lo share A 'C home Securlly Deposil 5*5 weekly Call HOPS**__ ___ _____ evenings MOBILE HOME TO SHARE Jbedroom. temaleonly! call.......................... in - m * 3 BORM Apl fo share. 545 errk includes all utilities I child OK Call 311 0*31 93— Rooms for Rent ATTRACTIVE clean efficiency TV. microwave maid service Call 321 *00*or 331**47_______ CLEAN rooms, kitchen and laundry facilities Cable TV starting at 575 wk 330 4473 LONGWOOD L akefronf home Room with privileges I adult SSO'wk Call J33J434 _____ LONGWOOD/Lk Mary Pleas anl, clean bdrm . cable, kitch *n p rl*)l«q «s. 170/wk *311141 WHOLE hem* pnyil*g*s wllh 3 single beds 150'w* 3 persons orUO' Wk I person 133 *357, 97— Apartments burnished / Rent SANFORD \ talfri*. colteg* C o m p lete p r iv a c y E »c neighborhood!1 190 wk plui $200security Cj II22J 2; f __ SANFORD l bdrm , clnve to downtown, complete privacy, utilities included SYS per week plus 1200 secunty___ 323 2269 LK. MARY Area 2/2 furnished Condo! Short term! Rent neg for right party J22 J976 SANFORD Entire downstairs ot larqe home 3 bdrm . P i bath. 3 fplcs Utilities pd SOS* wkly or S49S monthly Call____________________ 643 4030 99— Apartments Unturnished/ Rent COME SEE OUR LARGE • (CO UNTRY KITCHEN* • 1 BDRM 7 BATH APTS Over 1,000 Sq. Ft. Living Area!1 ! (/ ' 'J w it e m eat , KMa ’ ^ V /ta y f t n r / i f s 2000 Lake Mary Blvd. 321 0584 W* have Immediate strorl and long term assignments in your erea lor OOFFICE CLERKS OHECEPTIONISTS o SECRETARIES o WORD PROCESSORS • INDUSTRIAL WORKERS Accounting & Tax Service W* oiler lop pay. great benefits and the opportunity to work at many ol Ih* lop companies in your area Call now lor an appointment! 740 *773 C O LM K R A C C O U N TIN G A TAX SERVICE - Small bus! is**5*s A Individuals wtlc*tn*1 314 IU1 attic(7171 JJ7*»vtt NO FEE 'F RIDA V PAY Extartar Homes*v«rt - Siding. SOlfll & lascia. screened rooms Fr***slim al*sl 33HI4*....................RX#*5*4A4 SERVICES EOE M/F/H/V Wkly . also light Ironing, lor eaecut.v* couple! Musi have e ic rets I IQ/he 3331*1* evei CNA SIGN ON BONUS!!! jiism WELDER/FABRICATOR Experience in MIG. Apply In perxdr at Gator Deck and MatlH*. 7**0 Mellonvlll* Av* , Sanlord.................t o n 5pm. •W E L D E R * Permanent position wllh busy company! Fantastic benellls and raises! Mu*ry. call today! AAA EMPLOYMENT 7*0 W. ISltl 11.,.............. 331117* TEMPTED TO TEMP? CONSTRUCTION ALL TRADES CLEANING LADY WANTED 70ltr*/wk Call tor appl WELDERS Startt i > d * T ! j o • '* Ip*r hour I All i lyp*ll Will l/alret i r o n s a M*tr*i fem e *lymtst...... WB-HIt 134*Old Lk. Mary Rd , Santard 4*7 171 Ml* Needed ImmediJWIyt Ask lor Mike _ C a l* * *000 Lacal/Caribbean T*S4S/HR 1 407 4*7 VOftTalenl BuiMarsFe* PART TIME OFFICE HELP F or L a k e M a r y LAUNDRY AIDES ★ NURSING ASSISTANTS F u ll tim e, 7 1 and 1 I : E x c e lle n t b an ellts. good working conditims. friendly -people Apply al M H. Hwy. 17 A *1. Dehary, Man. thru Frl tAM to 4PM,................. EOE 71— H e lp W a n t e d HOME APPLIANCE o.s. — SAVINGS BONDS THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT FORCE NEW APPLIANCES GE and MAYTAG ALSO USED APPLIANCES Buy 'S *ll• Rtcond Guaranteed GOOD SELECTION 544 E. Commercial SI Santard D A IL Y W O R K • D A IL Y P A Y • iVO F E E S ! Drivers Wllh Vehicles Earn Extra 50c Per Hour Report 5:45 AM e 319 Sacond St., Sanlord or Call Dabbia al 32MS90 Piano Tuning C A R P E N T R Y , h a u lin g , masonary. painting and lit* Fre*estimates Ca!ll7J4J3l FIX-IT-FAST INC. Pressure Cleaning On* Call To Do It All Your Neighborhood Handy Man Residential * Commercial Call S c»tfT «dayll 311*515 PRESSURE CLEANING MAN Housa Wash A Painting Call Roqer Rtitanralh UO 4145 Janitorial Services Swimming Pool Service • P H IL L IP S JA N TO R IA L Floor Cart Our Specially! 30 TractorWork ACREAOE MOWING discing grading and tarfiliiirg B A B Mowing *71 4574 MOWING roto tilling and any oltwr type Ol tractor axorf F r»* Estimates Can 173 *3J1 Lawn Service LAWN MAINTENANCE Free Etl im a *e% Reitorkkbft Rft fv t 1 Senior Cutit*rt Discounl 321 1494 NEW. REMODEL. REPAIR HOMES. aFFICCS. STORES All typos construction Rts'Cam n i* * i7 so.Baiita.CBCaitaa* C a rp e n try CARPENTER All kinds of horn* rrp a n s p a n t in g A c *f*m k IB * Richard Gross 331 5*73 LEE'S CARPENTRY Starag* b u ild in g , d te k s A sslsc ca rp en try In sured A iicentad Fr*o Esfimatas 331*314 W* hang all lypas Raasonabl* pruts Frt*axil 333 1*17 EXPERT PIANO TUNINO S*rv./r*yalr/m ovlng/r*flf*l IMXX A used Call Ray .371*0*1 322 3113 Llk* Horn* Daycar* Center Near Winter Sprvtgs El*m*n t*ry 7 *pm Infants lo lyrs Paper Hanging H4 JWALL COVERING Handy Man C h ild C a r e C e n t e rs Building Contractors’ LABOR ON DEMAND Concrete WESTCONCRETESERVICE Small Jobs*Big Jobs*Repair Jobs. F rt* EsI Call anytime 315 3**1 Licensed. 1mured Chuck’s Quality Liwn Car* Comm /Res *FR E E ESTI Na to* taa larq* small. . . m 1571 COMPLETE Qualify Lawn A Lend tcap in g, rern p efilive r Aten, free «%f Sunry U JI ?(?9 LAWN SERVICE Fr*a Estimates NEPTUNE POOL SERVICE • 75 yrs tip spacialinng in servlc* A repair! Wkly sarv lc*la0lnci chamcal Call Massag* Center, 1TO 411 4)41 tllM S W IM M IN O POOLS U M Warthousa Clear .me* ol n*w l**S pools 14 It X 33 II comptataly .nitjiltd Includes hug* deck ladder, fencing. !.ll*r and skimmer Financing a .4. !*:.** Other pools avail able Asx about factory r* bates! Call toll try* 1 TO 571 04** •CGCPII071PE Ottll Tree Service E rfeeth m elet! Fair F'nctl! Lie 1n% SlumpGrlndirq Too! 22) JJ29 dAy or nil# " L t f The FrefetsionaN 0# i f J1I4J5S LAWNS MOW 10 A TRIMMED Reasonable Sarkor Clttltns DiKOxnt Free EsI. 114 175* Painting FRANK flARNMART painting A p m tu te citBhihg 19 yrs ei{5 Refer err m% 223 1162 A 4 . rw oei m w w iT iii CALL TOLL TREE l-T O U S IM I �l Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida — Wednesday, June 6. 1990 — 7B C O n iL U t M U T lR C O V E A f M D I ENTS K I T 'N * C A R L Y L E ® b y L a rry W r ig h t 14T— H o m e a f o r S a l t 1 18— O f f ic e Space/Rent 2 21— G o o d T h i n g s to F a t _________ GENEVA PEAS FOR 1ALE Pink * y t purpla hulls and Ii*p»-cream . 110 /bushtl e r !l]/ b u s h « l shellad Oranv Ava. Ostawn. Ibehind post o ftx t i H7 i**l * bdrm*.. l.S bath*. Screened OTTICE SPACETU S " R E Lake Mary I UtINIIe* Included) Call........................... ...HI-71M pool A J acres! .........11*9.000 fins AlSerd. Seeker-......1*17999 EXTRA LARGE UNITS! l.lh Jb e d rtx rn jpts Pool/Tennis Court Peaceful, convenient lo rIo n Quid oil itroot parking Renovation Spat la id ........ ............ g S B M H I M THE QUIET! Single dory Studio. I A 1 Bdrm Apt*. Many extras In eluding storage tpacal Quit*, toiy community) Attractlva landscaping Onsite resident manager* who 0 AR EI SANTORO CO URT.......373 13*1 CLEAN • I bdrm apt. a/c. No pat*. USO/mo plui t I U drpot It Call......... H3 107)/m***ao* HIDOEN VILLAGE LK. M M V Townhouse, I bdrm., I b a , fpl., lott, wathar/dryar 1 microwave. D tl/ m o , *79-919* M ARIN ER'S VILLAOE Lake Ada I bdrm...... t i l l mo 1 bdrm.. .MB* mo A up W j t T t DORCHtSUR APTS 3 bedroom Jbath Lake Mary l a i t l l SANFORD - I bdrm., I b a . C/H/A. SIM month ♦ *ac dap Call lap l»)7/m***ao*. SANFORD 7 bdrm I bath, a* appliance*, arc. lia s par month plus I TOO Mturlty. Water lurnlthed Call n e m o , anytime SANFORD. Larga I bdrm Pay monthly or waakl, Dtp . rat arenca* No pat* lo% oil SamorCltlranil i a c ; q S A N F O R D I S m all, tern d porch, nice Nearly decorated! tlSI/mo - tlSQ atU O SJM SANFORD t bdrm, water Inc I . parking. tH'wk.. two *ac..............H * 1397/message Two Apt* each ha* I bdrm*. I bath* All eppllenct*. central H/A Siai/mo pirn lecurity. Call lor appt T am to Spm __________aor m * iu __________ I BDRM. A/C. carpal, lereened b a lc o n y . C o n va n lan t to downtown H I 7/4/___________ I BURM. LAKESID E, nice complex. All amenities *31) par month................ IIP )304 *1 BDRM. GARAGE APT. Alto Elllclenctt! i*t month plus ucurltyl Call..... ......m i u t 127-OHice Rentals OC-7 ZONING! Meet In Special .... UM/me. CALL ......................... HI-99W I SMALL RENTALOFFICES Tawed OC-l. Vary reasonable! I I a 1*. Call new t.. m -U K 141— H o m e s f o r S a l e A VA REPO • 1/1, LO W DOWN 1........................ 141,000 Larry Harman, Brake/1*0411* ASSUMABLE AGREEMENTS FOR DEEDS AND OTHER CONTRACTS FOR SALE ! TRADE I ANY IDEAS? non q Alio have mnney lo lend If your property I* free and clear. Call about our u.000 total downpayment program I Call 7M 7Mt or digital beeper. *99 1147 Coniultant Mark Frink Laketlda townhoule On de iirable Lake Howell Large. 1.170 tquere teat, 7 bdrm. |ti bath with carport, boat llip and private dock. 1)9.900 407 7M 1794 alter tPM . Eacellent area. 1791 Benniiler St. Larga (over I MO iq It. I 1 bdrm 1 bath family home with g re a lr o o m and screen ed porch You’ ll love III Buy or la a ia / o p tlo n A n u m a b la mortgage We’re Itealble! Call u* 1*7.000 Alter hour* call Thelma William!. 377 IM7 CALL BART REAL ESTATE REALTOR................... 177 749* BATEMAN REALTY Lie Real Ellate Brokar 7*40 Sanlord Ave 3214759 Need* lo Mil newly remodeled 1 bdrm. 1 bath, central H/A. laundry, dllhw athar/dllp plu* fenced yard Call H I *141 M I It H M ill in k.N< 1VN IS HI A l I S IA M QUIET AREA 1 03— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t 3 hom es to r re nt P a rtia lly tu rn SSOOW5C'month R en ta l month to month OK Available immediately, Leaie/opllon* available 7M 7IAA DELTONA Nice, clean 1 b d n I bath Carport A carpet 1400/month Call 407 l*o i«J*or 904 >*9 341* HIDOEN LAKE VILLAS 1 bdrm* . 1 bath* Appliance*, garage, pool. 1490 month. Call Waliao Realty.............. *19 *441 HOMES TO RENT land I bedroom Unlurnlthed. Lake Mary and S an lo rd a r e a * ! C all lo r availability and location* Atk lor Brenda HD r STENSTROM REALTY, I N C . •%O u t34dty& i• We list and sell more property than anyone in the Greater Sanford/I akp Mary area. F i v e ACRES! Pretty wooded p ro p e rty . C leared Good drainage, deep well Mobile A hone* OK Now only S11.M0 I N K ) SPOTLESS DELTONA 1/1. Ch/A. dining rm Eaiy ecce*l to ma|or road* Look* ■Ike new! Call now!...... 153.17] (It K ) APPEALING OELTONA newer )/ l In new area Fan*, dining rm . eat In kit A lot* more See thl* on I Only 1*1.750 BEST BUY IN CENTRAL FLA. Year old. M W brick. Mai everything On Slone Island Owner lay* M il lor 1175.000 SUPER STARTER/RETIREE 1/1. Completely furnished All appliances A washer stay. Bright, clean A only.. 119.900 AtALTOW 26 a * a o o LAKE MARY LAKEFR0NT Beautiful beach! 1/1. air. no pat* Ret req'd 1*9) month ptuidepotll Call ......121*471 S A N F O R D I/ l carport, ch/a. A t area No pat* A d u lt* preferred *450.'mo plu* 14S0 security Cell H I 29*9. a lte r* SANFORD 1 BDRM. I bath Rent IMS Deposit*)*) Call n i iiM 115— In d u s t r ia l R e n t a ls AAA BUSINESS CENTER New olllce/Wht* MO II lo 1.49] II Bay* with or w/o office* starting al IIM/mo Hwy. 17/97 A SR 417 Call .119 9111 1U n c o m m e r c i a l ____ R e n t a l s ____________ SANFORD. HWY 1791. oil,ca or l i o n . 100 s q II.. UM/mo U lt » * J CALL ANTTIME 321 2720 322 2420 - - 1U1 Park Dr.. Sanferd *41 W. Lake Mary B l . Lk. Mary FORECLOSURE SEM INAR Learn how to buy foreclosure and probate prcpertie* and save thousands t u t W e ll show you how ' 1 aOOJX 7119 GENEVA Custom pool home on ) acres Utility bldq and covered area, easily con verted into stall 1179.900 ERA Sun Florida. 14)/CM Call Vi Finch ______ Evening*. 14*5177______ The Prudential F lo r id a R e a lt y SANFORD BUSINESS CENTRE IttW ylty A v IAlrptrlentrance) Oft.ce Space or Office warehuuve spate avail Call 111 a n t or 111 t*07evti. 223— M i s c e l l a n e o u s • BUD KILLER • Covers 1 acre Keeps insect* away Irom your yard while entertaining and swimming Lantern style. S3) _________ Call H3 4719_________ * e e * * * * w Atk iar R.J. Cellini 8 1 2 C a t i liu Onve 2bdrm .Jbath 169 900 Calf Bob Gregory Realtor (407)114 4400Or 321 5200 NEW LOANS WITH LESS THAN 52500 CASH INCLUDING CLOSINO COST 1 A 4 bdrm home* in Sanlord. Deltona/DeBary/Lk. Mary/ Longwood/Altamonte Spring* SANFORI) AVE. CORNER LOT 7 Bey Garage w/oflice* * extras! I Prev Auto Sales A R e p a ir Shop. W ill hold w/iub*tentlet down peyml 117).00(1 Cell...... ....... H I 551* $1,300 DOWN INCL CLOSING 1 bdrm. I bath, llreplaca. appliance*, carport.....114.900 L o t s / S a le Immaculate ) bdrm 1 bath with separate mother m law’i quarters, new paint, new root. In g ro u n d p o o l, on 1/3 acre...........................lllt.500 LESS THAN $2,900 DOWN CALL BART REAL ESTATE REALTOR 377 7491 OCALA NATIONAL FORESTI Woockrd lot* River access 15.9541 each Ns Monty Down! 171.4tmonthly.............Owner 19041 ! 1* 4179 or (9041 >H-2M> T H R E l: LOTS IN SANFORD In Rear' *0x1*0'19.54)0each Call Marla er Louisa at....... .Ill 1911 PINECREST 1 bdrm 7 bath, app'iances. workshop, below market lor quick tale! 14* 500 ASSUME NO QUALIFY J/l's. 1*0* vq t t . new paint and carpel, appliance* on 1/1 acre Dll/mu 155.000 1 bdrm 1’ y bath, appliance*, lencedyard! 1)1.900 1)19 per month Immaculate! bdrm. 7 bath, appliance* and pool............................ 159,900 HISTORIC 2 STORY PAUL A BETH OSBORNE VENTURE I PROPERTIES 321-4764 i t t : \ m 31) W. I I I . SI. Suite *00 7 STORY W/INOROUND POOL 4 bdrm , ! bath*, tamily rm , country kitchen, sern porch, A covered patio Over 7000 iq It Seller motivated 1*9,900 LAKE FRONT home in DeBary 1)000 down, assume no quail tying 3 bdrm , tamily rm, Inside util close lo I 4DO.000 323-5774 * MOTIVATED S E L L E R * OFFERING 17000 FURNITURE CERTIFICATE If sold by A/9/90. Beautifully maintained on treed lot 4 bdrm . 3' i bath, over 3700 »q tt living area Fireplace, mirror accent*, eat In kit. new c a r p e l , m in i b lin d * A v e rtic a l* Big back yard w/llowermq landscaping Kid* bike lo Id yllw ltd e Elem school Tremendous value at 1119.000 Call Owner, HT9430. eve*.________________________ ROOM TO SPREAD OUTI Easy t e r m * , no q u a l i f y i n g Fireplace format living and dining, 1 car garage on huge treed lot . ...... *1000 Metro Real Ettala Cs. Inc. ___________ M I7H7___________ . D ELTO NA 3 b d rm spllt/7bath 1,1)7 iq It L, acre 1*4 500 Attumable Non Qualifying Lean Call 331 3413 SANFORD i'bdrrn 3 bath, family r o m w extras' 1*4 00) W MallciowtkL Realtor 173 7911___ _____ SECLUDED! 3/2 like new country homo Larga k>t,U4.fOO 333 2120 STAIRS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT A RE ALT'/ _______ H I >177/331 **39 8.6 BOND MONEY Available now tor first lim e buyers! Hurry, won’ t last! 7. 1. 4 bdrm home* available in Deltona. Sanlord. Lake Alary and Longwooda/easl AA Carnes. Inc. Century I) Call Janet Mamlield Day*. H I 1314 Eve*. H I /1/1 BONUS ONE MONTH FREE l ( Hus • Waterfront Lifestyle - Modern Fitness Center • Indoor Racquetball Rental Apartments On Lake Monroa 2335 W. Seminole Bird. Hwy 17-92 Sanlord. FL 32771 323-2628 BJ’ S RESALE W-* Buy/Sell Furniture A Col Inctlble*. Including Estate* H911. Sanlord « v * . , l l l )**9 BUNK BEDS complete and chett of drawer*. U ) Will Mil suparaiely H I 1/4* BUNK BEDS ■ Country wood. i:ompl 17) Lovewat. rocker, c hair. 3 end table*, cottee ta hie, A 3 lamp*, country wood. ■tlMtor alltl _______ 133 *301 • C O N T E M P O R A R Y SOFA with matching chal.% earth lone*, exc cond 1)00 377 4049 alter * pm _______ ■►DISHWASHER Tappan. built In model, excellent con dihon 17 ). call 111 1314. leave message____________________ a DOUBLE BED Headboard A Footboard With or without long rail* (* ’* longer than regular) 13)Call H I 9459 Irom 10am loapm_______ E NTE R TA IN M E N T Centar • Oak. new! I l l ) Microwave w/turntable. H00 Wood trim sleeper sofa w/matching lov eseat. 17} both Call 373 4*7) 1 9 5 - M a c h lr > e r y / T o o 1 » P t t » K S u p p lie s •A D O R A B L E K ITT E N - 7 wks , medium length hair, lit shots A wormed Free lo good hornet C »ll................ H I 1343 • BIRD CAOC 34x30x1* Flight cage for small or medium sued birds Attractive and sturdy HOP Call *11 **15 FREE TO LOVING HOME Red Chow, gontle. Need* good home Call 331 3191 anytlmo__ FREE TO GOOD HOME Kit tens. 3 months old _________ Call 373 4)41_________ • M A L E C O C K A T IE L J months old. with cage. 1)0 ___________ 77) 7939___________ S IA M E S E C at n tu ta red (•male Shots 1* mo old Free to good home 173 7117, eves LAR R Y’ S MART. 313 Sanlord Ave New'L'sed turn A appl Buy/Setl/Trade........ >13 41)1 MOVING SALE L iv in g ro o m , ta m ily A b e d ro o m fu r n itu r e Tuskawiiia Call ja a o o u • QUEEN SIZE BED »/S Cal) ________ 333 1093 SLEEPER SOFA Queen si/e earth tones Early American NEW 5300Call ...MS 530*days SOFA Navy blue Coral print extra nice! IS" 1135 or best otter Call H i f079tves a Solid Weed Chest 4 drawer, oak finish 145 call 177 5**/ 187— S p o r t i n g G o o d s 191 — B u ild in g M a t e r ia ls PRE FORECIOSUP' SALE BOARDING STABLE HOME O N l‘ i ACRES DUCKS/GEESE/CHICKENS A TURKEYS - From 11 Ta SHI Call........................... 373 *034 TURKEYS CHICKENS DUCKS OUAILSAOEESE. Call 373 903* 209— W e a r in g A p p a r e l • B R ID E S M A ID S D R E S S Royal Blu*. handmade with lace A satin Full Length. Hie * ( Worn one*. ........ *40 Call Cathy.................*95 713* • E vm ln g Oown Pink worn once! S lit 513) 137 1470 2 11— A n t i q u e s / C o ll e c t ib le s ANTIQUE BED Oak Carved headboard, custom. 1/4 mat tress, box springs *450 Call H3 >117. eves________________ • ANTIQUE, freestanding ped eslal sink Taken from 100 yr. old home..........................175 Call 3H 3171 or 3H 7M3 BRIDGES A N T IQ U E S a n i 1MI 10 5 M/Sat • Auction Thurs 7pm 144* Hwy 4*W •<ABM7AAU(77 FISH l SKI BOAT 14 FI Malibu V haul. 50HP Johnson Galv trailer, ready lor walerl l.SOOobo 334 0*31 MALIBU BASS BOAT 14 FT. Swivel Mats, trnlllng motor w new battery A trailer. 3 storage compxrtments TBHP Evlnrude Perfect condition! SI. 100 otter Call 9*0 00*7 Tour boat. 10 people In tercoattal AH llcenie* 90 HP Yamaha Shade Pontoon Sound *y*tem Life jackets Fire equip . etc Good condi tion, N O T a penny lo S P E N D to start a tour NOW 122,900 40/ U J t/4t BIG. BIG SALE) Clothe*, toy*, fool*, lurmlure boat, motor and trailer US A rm y h o r tt fia r n tiie i 1 complete *«ft, refrigerator. 2 oven g a * stove T hursday and Friday • JO 4 M 25)4 S M yr lie Ave. Sanford_____________ CORNER PALMETTO 8 22N D T h u r* . F r i , Sat 9 A M S P M R elocating! E v e r ything g o t** ESTATE SALE Sat % Sun , June 9 A *0 la m to 4p m 1020 Giovanni, De Mona C o m p le te h o u ie h o ld A ntique* an d COllecttb'e* Two colored T V s. washer dryer, p rint* and oil p a in tin g* T w o couches, antique de*k. d re **e r and ch air M u c h m ore Abtolgtely no |unk!t Call 40/ 5/4 41/1 MOVING SAU Ladie* a p p a rc', lewetry and acc»**or >e* Up to /O S o f l! Store wide Clearance! TOR SALE E very thing mu*tgott 10 HIGHEST BIDDER S E C O N D IM A G E corner ot I f 9 1 A J/th St 12 tv X l i t ! office wncloturt * p^nciltdl li'tiNri a ifti windoy»% Q p * n l n f for * < n d o « A / C T b rt * | tt X 4 If 1!or«uent lig h t Jla t u f t * Sold a t i* itk tineft- door E iftiutf Un Buywr to di’sai%«mtii« and rfm O / f C a ll rAC4 Mi4 *6 )V 4r«f w*il maintained morula home 2W tor appo.nfmvrf To intpacf A 3 storage b uild in g i. Valued at 12*0 000' M o r t g a g t 1100 000 e q u ity H W juu M I i KE M E M a il b > d t i ) S par Io n E i+ctronir% PO Boa ’ U Da AN OFFER U S E *0 »r*r SUtrc GytHarriattt i«gn i p f i n g i a»**r * 72 W F. 12130 A ll No btdY II gam** Included! 5770 Call..............................H I 1*39 • Cut firewood lor sale best otter. Call 904 7*9 91*4________ • F I R E P L A C E Glass Enclosurt*. beautiful nickel trim, new still In box 40 X 31 and 41 X 13 175 e a c h . Call.......................... *3) 3034 • FLOUR ESC ENT Desk Lamp *10....... ..............Call 3*11940 •M E AT A Food Grinder Van WYCK Gourmet Ideal tor ground meat, baby food, and salads Usad once Mint Cond *31................... Call 3H 4) 3* • OAK 'I R E WOOD tor sale About 1/3 pick up load *3) obo Call H i 43*9____________ • Pair al 3i"Mfctt. girl* Ross 10 speed end mens Murrey beach bike *40aachobo Call.......................... 331-1*39 • Sat a* Wrought Iren Railings For sunken living room *1) _________ Cell 3J9 4711_________ •XYLOPHONE TABLE TOP 31 In long LlkenewICost SHALLOW W ELL PUMP • 1HP. 110/330V w pressure switch. 171 Call....................3H 79*3 • T Y C O P O W E R B A L L RC SPORTS GAME Includes two wireless remote control cars, two remote units, belli, and qoaH 140 call 333 93*1_______ 3 Go carts. IHP eng., *30* both. Wet suit (new XXLI A 3 tanks. *300 a lii Bumper MUSIC BOX, 4 13 In MAM bumpers. 3 70x70 power amps, t crosi over, 7 horn tweeters. 1)0 pow amp. 3 mid*. »l.S00obo 1H *301 231— C a r s 1914 TOYOTA CELICA ST • 1 spd, A/C. Baby B lu * Excellent cond 14.1*4 M afic Itulu..................H 3-43*4 VISIT Sf M!N0LA PARK AND SWAP FLEA MARKET O P E N E V E R Y S A TU R D A Y AND SUNDAY 2200 SEM 1NO LA B L VD (Behind Dog Trace. CaHeiberryi 219—Wanted to Buy I I I A lu m in u m C a n * New spaper Non Ferreu* Metal* G la ss KOKOMO i n IIM MERCURY MARQUIS BROUOHAM *9 * dr., very dean ....... It 500 firm Call....................... 904 M l 1730 except lax. teg. till*, etc '(7 FORD ESCORT WAGON Auto. air. power fleering. • power brake*, stereo Only *119 M per month __ Cell Mr. Payne, 123 7173 * ’ 8 5 VWJETTA WOLFSBURG * dr . 1 tpd . air. sunroof. gold! *1.000/best 733 *943 PONTIAC FIREBIRD • M V*. a/c. p/t, p/b. AM/FM. dlxe Interior, super running cond Adull owned 1*400 3*13191 235— T r u c k s / B u ses/ Vans * ___________________ SCHOOL BUSES - 1933 CMC & 1*74FORD MAKE OFFERM Call.......... .................... 311-11*1 *7 DATSUN King Cab. 1 spd AM/FM Cassatt*, tinted 1 tool box. *7000. Call..........373 4713 19*4 TOYOTA CELICA ST • 1 spd. A/C. B aby B lu *. Excellent cond ** *** Magic Iw in ........ .......... >33 4344 a PUBLIC AUTO AUCTIONa EVERY WEDNESDAY TtJ* PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 91, Daytona Beach _________ 904-3D-H11__________ 19*3 CUTLASS SUPREME • Auto A air. 41.000 ml. 14.4A3 IW in...................131-4344 TAKE OVER payments on 1990 Dodg* Spirit. Brand new Burgendy Call H4-1H* 237— T r a c t o r s a n d T r a ile r s FARM TRACTORS MUSED IN STOCK A L L S flE II ALLFRICE1I Maitland Tractor A Equipment L. ml. N ot Maitland Interchange on 17 93 *34-7777 TARE UP PAYMENTS No Monty Down 23B— V e h i c l e s W a n te d except tax. fag. title, itc. '17 FORD TAURUS 4 dr. auto. air. power steering, power locks. Stereo! ONLY *149 H per monthl Call Mr. Payne. H I 1131 1*7* DODGE RIVERA - new tires, new engine Great run nlng condition *1300 3X1435 WE FAY TOP »** tor wrteked cars/trucksl WE SELL guar antted usad parts AA AUTO SALVAOEtt DeBary.**A >*00 2 3 ?— M o t o r c y c le s a n d B ik e s ★ _________________________ .___ 191) VW GOLF 1 *pt*d. alrM............................. 13.ll) Magic llelw ...............H 3 *344 19** NI1SAN JO* IX Loaded. with T T o p s !!.............. *tl,9U Magic Item ................. H I *3*4 ’*0 COUGAR » R7 with a/l. elr, VI, clcih Interior Run* great! 191) Call.................. H I 1*70 "GREAT JOB!” 84 AUDI 5000$ Loaded! Auto. exc. condlllanl LUXURY *! * LOW price! *4,300 C e ll............... *40 3*11 '* * C RYSLER New Yorker Landau turbo, white, 4 dr, burgundy leather seats A/C. p/s. p/b. p/w, p/di seati. c/c. tilt, AM/FM cess, trip com pass feme readout, spotless. Excellent running, i owner. 17300. Call................. 3*1-31*1. * ____________________________ '17 ISUZU TROOPER II - 4 dr.. L.S. p k g. I spd . A/C. TuTone paint, excellent cond it.***. Magic Hum H3-H4* Larry W at Lk Mary called till Sanlord Herald Classified Consultant with the good news that his m otorcycle la id within 7 days ol the scheduled 10 Day Special. Something you need lo advertise at low cost and achieve quick re suits? Try our 10 A 14 Day Special rates Lowest cost per line lor consecutive days’ advertising. Advertisers are lr«e lo cancel as soon as resulls are reached 11 CLASSIFIED DEPT. IH -ltlt *82 HONDA INTERSTATE All chrome with matching luggage trailer 13 495 or best oiler. Call 1*0 1117/messag* _____________________________* 2 41— R e c r e a t i o n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e r s 233— A u t o P a r t s / A c c e s s o r ie s ALUMINIUM TRUCK TOPPER F u ll i l l * In s u la t e d A panelled t lt lo t o H I 47)4. • CAMPER TOP Used whit* Insulated llberglass lor short bed Imports *41 Cell 7*7 *011 234— I m p o r t C a r s and T ru c k s HONEY MOTOR HOME H It long. Dodge, low mileage, very good mechanical condi lion. Will consider trade! I X t l t l i r 339 431) eve. JACO Pep-Up Camper Stove, heal and a/c New tent *7X or best otter Call 3X 317* alter 4pm 2 43— J u n k C a r s ’85 BMW 735 except lax. teg. title, etc '17 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 dr. auto. air. stereo cassette w ith d r iv e r co ntro ls, lilt wheel, crulw control, power w i n d o w s and s e a t s l O nly........ 1779 11 per month! Call Mr. Payne. H I 3131 BUICK .IE GAL ’7* Original Owner Landau root, pb'pv power V* Runs, looks great! Must see! Triple your In vestment In less than 1 yrst tl.lTOcashnow! Long wood 4*7 t il H I* LEATHER.... LOADED.... AUTO ItJ.iPO/Otter Call *3* 74J) er H I 7I4J * i.,t IMiiTII’ffM liKlUiJlLntHo1tuI*ill rl!"i ivn; JUNK CARS REMOVED NOCHARGE ____________313 f J//___________ FlTop Dollar!! Paid for junh cart, truck!. 4 wh««l drive Any condition Call 222 SttO Houn: Mon.-Fri. 9-7. Sat. H• S BANK FINANCING QUALITY USED CARS BARGAIN PRICES - WE BUY CARS . Longwood gcuvjM* MOTORS FAIRWAY MOTOR) "Home al *19* Dawn A Rid#" 3400 US 17 91 Lengwood NO FINANCE COMPANIESI "BUY HEREI PAY H E R E !" 3190 Hwy. 17-92 LONGWOOD 324-1311 84 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS 83 PLYM OUTH RELIAN T ' l l T BIRD - *400 DOWN A EZ payment Term s!!I AUTO. AiR. 2 O R . 45.000 M IE S STK- B00S/3A AC. ALL POWER. LUXURY S K t LBP301 / $2488 $3388 63 B U IC K LeSABRE 85 BUICK LeS AB R E LIMITED 2 DOOR. ALL POW ER SK« 006520 4 DOOR. LEATHER T . 54,719MH.ES S K f L BPXH 2 $3388 $4888 84 FORO TEMPO 85 RANGER PICKU P 4 DOOR. A U T O . AIR SK« LBP3Q31 AC. V A TWO-TQ/sE, LONG BED SKf IBP3QV $2388 $3788 '** RELIANT WAGON LOW Down A EZ payments! 11 '79 LINCOLN MARK V 1700 down A EZ weekly payments! Atk for Craig er lleve, H I 339* TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Monty Down except tax. tag. title, etc 44 DELTA BROUGHAM 4 dr, auto, air. electric windows and seats, slereo cassette, only *14* 7* per month Call Mr P a y n e 1121 BANK FINANCING ’84 BMW 633 CSI Black with tan leather Inter! orl Built in redar, gold BBS. telephone, window tint, low miles C>.client condition S U P ER S K A R P It Asking (14.900or best otter.......... Call (4*7) *2*-*07* * TARE UP PAYMENTS N o M o n ty Down MINCER MOTORS BUY HERE 1809 S. French Ave. & 4000 E Hwy. 46, Sanlord PAY HERE 321-2993 or 321-1450 217— G a r a g e S a le s Friday and Saturday, 9 5 ALL STEEL BUILDINGS a> dealer Invoice J 000 to 50.000 sqjlt_ CaiiaO: 391 *3*1 collect C om plete N intendo S y sttm '7* TOYOTA TRUCK - LOW down A EZ weekly oeymentst I2J G rove Hol ow C ourt S anford Sanford a r t # L»ce h vrd IS t l l l l t . J fenced p a s t u r * * ? P lu * O u t s t a n d in g J J i o u n t r , o o m f over J 000 t a It . U n t ily r o o m * h g tj# t i n y p la c e s p r in k le r ly it t m A lto . I CAN*I REF 121 22B* 203— L i v e s t o c k a n d ________ P o u l t r y ________ US COAST GUARD APPROVED 149— C o m m e r c i a l P r o p e r t y / S a ’ie Church A school, built I*. 13.S act MANY USES! Must Sell!! Real tslate One.... - ..... 433-330* FEMALE PEKINGNESE I yr old Shots, papers! Loves children 1)00........... H3-77U "SOLD SUPER FAST!" Mr* A T ol Sanford sold her refrigerator the lin t day her Sanlord Herald Classified ad was published Something you need to adveftiM rt low cost and achieve gulcx results? Try our 10 A 14 Day Spec.at rates Lowv-1 cost per line lor conMculive days' adverlis'ng Advertisers are tree lo cancel as soon as results are reached CLASSIFIED DEPT. 137-3*11 Western N Carolina Mtst! En|oy cool Iresh air Call I *00 762 *030 Smoky Ml* Land A Horn#*, P.O. Bos 453. ^ A u rp h jh N ^ a re leM H * t>* NEAR 14! PRiME LOCUTION R e g is t e r e d P e ts 215— B o a t s a n d A c c e s s o r ie s GOLF CLUBS Ladies Ram Full Set with bag 1150 Exc. Cendl Call 373 530* days • GOLF LOVERS Set ot Wilson Stath Gol! Clubs Best otter call 333 5303__________ • THREE SPEED BIKE Nen ladies. Schwinn Front light bach rack, tire pump end combination lock IUW Call 3H 7)31 alter 5pm FREE BROCHURE JUNE SMALL CARD and gill ihop In D it b a r y *1 3 ,0 0 0 C a ll I 41)7 *** t i l l alter *pm 181— A p p l i a n c e s / F u r n it u r e * bdrm. 1 bath. 1.17) iq tt Hardwood lloor*. appliance*, s e p a r a t e m o th e r In la w 's quarter*, garage 1*1.900 SALE OR LEASE OPTION gas. t electric Very good condition. 130 or best otter each..........................49) 1937 200— 160— b u s i n e s s F o r S a le ________ ASSUME NO QUALIFY m.i 157— M o b i l e ____ H o m e s / S a le 1971 ' k o u n t r y a i r r v MOTi ILE • 11 1 x 10’w pop out. enc'used patio Call 333 0190 LONGWOOD-LESS THAN $2,700 DOWN • FAIR OF LAWN MOWERS. I 199- HAVE TOUR OWN RANCH! 9 * acres May town load 10 mile* t rom 0*1 ten 139.900 Good term*! Immaculate 1/l's. large lami ly room with brick fireplace 10X11 screened porch, large lencedyard............... 1)7.900 iron InclixMt 3 chairs, lov eM4f and table t t ! Cal)...........................H I 0737 *000 lb Ford forklift All terrain R uns good 14500 Call 130 91)3 o r l 391 3400 153— A c re a g e MAYFAIR LAKE MONROE Mill Direct, Name Brands IDON Dupont Sletnmasler *7.99/yd 100% nylon plush, or Sculptured HI L O ,!) 99/yd Hwy 414 A 437. Longwood *31 3173 • LAWN F U R N IT U R E , cast SANFORD, HWY 17 91, com merclel office bldg . 4.000 tq It, 1741,0(0 ..................I H *9*1 145— R e s o r t P r o p e r t y / S a le R EG A TTA SHORES 193— L a w n A G a r d e n 149— C o m m e r c i a l P r o p e r t y / S a lt OR ii * CARPET WHOLESALE CALL______ (104)5194727 RAVENNA PARK J/I' j on nice corner Big eat in mi . good area Don't buy until you *#* thl* home Only 1S7.300 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS .3Q r a / ty or even from e sketch ....... e On your lot or ouei or on one we lind tor you........ . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 06, 1990; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/34c09590018ef2b37d7ebbf3f8dd99c3.pdf 17350ad814344743a27149a58081b5a4 PDF Text Text 2 5 C en t s TUESDAY Ma r c h 27, 1 9 9 0 S a n fo rd H e ra ld Parents storm meeting NEW S DIGEST imipg School board finds double sessions idea not a popular option 2E M □ Sports TRC takes softball crown By VICKI S A N F O R D — T h e T im Maine* Connection clinched the Sanford Recreation Department Monday Night Softball League champlonehlp with a 19-3 blowout of Stromberg-Carlson. In Monday nlghl'a other game* played at Chase Park. Cabtnet Aire whipped Concrete Concepts 10-4 In four Innings and Ken Rummel Chevrolet pulled out a 6-2 decision over Ace Hardware of Volusia. I F l « « 1B Herald stall writer □ Florida Shot flrad at Greyhound bua O R L A N D O — A Greyhound bus carrying 32 passenger* from St. Petersburg to Orlando was hit by nl least one shot lale Monday as It was about 30 miles west of Its destination, the spokeswoman wild. A m irror was shattered but no Injuries were report ed. olflelals said. There have been no reports of Injuries to passengers. 1A Young video thieves caught Marianne Ellis hands out protest signs to parents at Stinstrom Elementary School as one D E L R A Y R E A C H — T w o boys, aged 11 and 14. were charged with breaking Into four homes In the last two weeks and stealing 6500 worth ol Nintendo tapes, police said. Detectives said the suspects also took a $900 watch and some cash, but they think It was the Nintendo cartridges the boys were alter. I M F t | « SA O f f ic e r d r iv e s b a n k r o b b e r ’s g e ta w a y c a r □ Nation The complete Oscar list H O L LY W O O D . Calif. - There Is nothing like the Oscars, und there’s nothing like knowing who won what awards at a glance. "D riving Miss Daisy” won the best picture award, with star Jessica Ta n d y taking the best actress award. Daniel Day-Lewis won the best actor award for his work In ” My Left Foot." Oliver Stone won the best director ralagory for his direction of “ Horn on the Fourth of J u ly ." Denzel Washington and Brenda Frlcker won best supporting actor and actress awards. I n Pa§« I A W l l * r * __________ :--------------------- group of protesters prepared to leave for the board meeting. • W IN T E R PARK — Nearly 400 people packed the Lake Howell High School auditorium lust night In tell the Seminole County School Hoard they did not consider double sessions to be a solution to school overcrowding. Th e y askrd the ttourd to consider, among other options, rezonlng the entire district. Double sessions would divide the student body Into two groups. One group would attend clnsses In the m orning from 7 to noon. T h e other gniup would be In session from I to 6 p.m. "Luw su lls are costly loo." read one sign that a protester earried. "D o n 't send ou r kids to night school." read another. School officials, armed with statistic* and cost figures, told the crowd they were considering various options on how lo deal with overcrowding, but they were not prepared lo make uny dectskms during the work session. Many parents were upset with what they said was the board's lark of vision. "Publlx. Am«x-o und Ifopeyr'* saw the grow th." A rth u r Andujar said. "W h y didn't y o u ." Wilson Elementnry School 9H5 Orange Hlvd.. Sanford. Is built lo accomodate 77H students. T h r r r L Baa P a re nts. Page B A Impact fee hike may hurt housing market U nits* PWass Itwamsttawsl B y A M A R K BAR FIRLO Herald stall writer D A Y T O N A R E A C H - An of­ f-duty Volusia County Sheriff's deputy unwittingly served us a grtuway driver lor un alleged tKink robber Monday after she volunteered to give the suspect a lift, officials said. Daytona Beach Police said Cory Roc.'24. of Atlantic C ity , N .J.. knocked on the door o< a Daytona Hcacli Im m r at about 9 a.m . und told Selma O um brcll that his ear hud broken down (. Baa R o bbe r. Page B A S A N FO R D — An Inerrusc In mud Inipuel Ires could put the cost of new homes rail of the rrai It nl f I r s I •1 1 m r h o m e b u y r r * . a homebuilder's representative said Monday. "It's getting harder lo find af­ forda ble h o u s in g In S e m in o le C o u n ty." said Cheryl Taubensoe. director or governmental affair* for the Horne Builder* Association of Mid-Florida. "E v e ry time Ii i i |hici fee* go up. more people cannot afford lo buy a new hom e." Seminole County commissioner* said Monday they w r rr concerned with Increased costs to uffordaldr housing, but they w r rr also con­ cerned with Ih r nerd for all |>ruplr lo have adequate roads, which are financed lit part by the fees develop­ ers pay lor new const ruction. "It is not a new statement I home builders) have made." said com ­ mission chairman Sandra Glenn. “ And IMs something w r wilt h a v rto look ul when w r look at affordable housing Hut the bottom line Is w r all nerd roads whether w r live lit an uffordably-prlced home or someM i H ou sing. Pago BA Legislators disappointed with attendance at forum in Lake M ary; schools m ain topic Power boat races approved S A N FO R D — T h e city commission last night said yes to plans for the first powerboat racing event planned for Lake Monroe. T h e c o m m is s io n g a v e S u n s e t S p o rts Associates permits for the Coors Light Sanford Superchallenge '90, scheduled for May 12 and 13. Promoters say they expect about 100 boats and 25.000 spectators for the event. Sunset Sports will have to pay $15,000 — the estimated cost to the city for providing police and fire protection, trash pickup and other services — one week before the event, the commission agreed last night. C ity Manager Frank Faison had recommended requiring IMiyment of half one week before, und payment of the other half after the event. T h e commission also agreed to block off Seminole Boulevard from Myrtle Avenue to the marina on both race days. First Street will be blocked oil from Park to Sanford avenues May 1 1 for a boat display and street festival. Te n percent of all race revenues will benefit the Thom as W htgham Fund for AIDS research. B y L A C Y DOM1M Herald s lilf writer L A K E M ARY — An open forum here last nlghi with urea legislators produced suggestions lor heller schools. Aboul 20 |X'oplr attended, and State Sen. Richard Langley. R-Clermont. expressed disappointment. "Th e re are 2.400 kids ul Lake Mury H igh .” Langtry said. "W here are all the other concerned parents?" Langley was Joined by Rep. Frank Slone. R-Casselberry. und Rep. A n U rtndlr. R-Altamonle Spring*. Langley said the taxpayers' upathetlc attitude may be due to poor results from program* the slate has tried."T h e man In the street Is not happy w ith Flo rid a 's sch o o ls." Langley said. "W e've been spending money whleli lias not Improved the product." See F o ru m . Page f A , Tracks prove tough on tires L O N G W O O D — Five drivers reported to Seminole County sherllTs deputies yesterday that their car tires were punctured as they crossed u railroad track on County Road 427 In Longwood. Th e deputy said a spike on the track was loose and a Seaboard ( ’oastilne rcprcwntallve came to the scene and removed the spike. Six tires valued at $50 each were damaged, according to a sheriff** report. Rap. Frank Stona So, do I get to build the ramp or not ? By LAURA L. BUUJYAH Harold •tall witter SANFORD T h e f ir s t skateboarder to apply for city approval of a backyard ramp went lo city hall Iasi night only lo fin d c ity co m m issioners weren't sure whose ramps need approval under restrictions they I f . heard other coni Ihe ramp regulations as the city attorney and police chief de­ bated whether further restricIlo n a a re n e e d e d lo c u r b ramp-related noise In residential neighborhoods. • T n e c o m m is s io n th o u g h t debates o ve r skateboarding would subside when the restric­ tions became law March 12 after months of arguments be* tween annoyed .neighbor* and frustrated youth. Dut lost week. Police Chief Steve Harriett called attention lo a hole In the ordinance — a failure to address noise created by wheels grinding against a plywood Incline. "It Is Impossible to have a recreational ram p that doesn't m ake some noise." Harriett said. If Ihe city allows use of Ihe ram p, he said. II essentially gra nts perm ission to create noise. T h e commission was sched­ uled lo address that deficiency lusl night by amending the city nuisance ordinance, until city attorney Hill Colbert said Ihe change m ay not be needed. T h e ram p restrictions address dls* £ Be# R a a tp .P o g s B A Rap. A rt Qrlndla SWAT team enters house, occupant commits suicide B y S U S A N LODflN Hetald stall writer___________________ F ro m staff raporta I INDBX B u s ln sta R e v i e w - .4 B e ia a a llls d s ............... SB .S B SB .S B ,$A .11 .3 B ....... .. ■ d lta rU I.......... .......... Nice today, nice Partly cloudy and In the HO* today, fair tonight with temper­ atures In the 60* Partly cloudy again tomorrow. For mors wsathar, a** F ig s I A A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S A 42-year old mail who allegedly rail his family (m m Ills house with threat* to' kill himself and to shuol poller, did put his gun In hi* mouth and shoot hlmsell to death when lawmen entered the house at about 10:30 p.m. Monday. Dead Is G ary Michael F rlk rr. ol 637 Alpine St., Altamonte Springs. Seminole County Slierlll's Caul. Ja y Leman said today that deputies and the Seminole County S W A T Tea m res|M>uded to the house alter Fe lkrr’s wife Edith Elaine F rlk rr. 42. lied Im m the house and reported Ih r dlsturhunee. When Ih r S W A T leant arrived. Leman said F rlk rr wa* alone In Ih r house’, hut he did not respond lo lawmen and would not answer the telephone. Mr*. Felker returned to the house and re|Mi(tedly rr|iealedly tried lo enter the house, w lrre site had told |miIm e her Iiiis I m ii i I was aim ed with S «c S W A T . Page BA Ma>#Me*aW*» timmf Vtacaat Hey, you can’t park there The driver ol this pickup truck wound up In Ihe trunk ot Ihe car in Ironl ol him atlor a chain leaction accident Monday on 14 near Ihe Seminole Volusia county line Trooper Stewart Smith ol Ihe Florida Highway Patrol eventually sorted out Ihe mess lhal involved live vehicles in Ihe eastbound lane No one was seriously hurt but traffic was backed up lor over a mile lor several minutes SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE, Call 322-2611 i �NEW S FROM THE REGION AND A C R O SS THE S TA TE ----------------------- ffl Greyhound bus becomes targel Officials recover fourth dead manats* T IT U S V IL L E — Marine Patrol o f llc m on Monday retrieved a dead manatee from (he Satellite Beach area, the fourth dead manatee found off Brevard County In two days. "T h a t would make eight In the last eight days o r so ." said Lew E h r hart, a biologist at the University of Central Florida. Dead manatees were found Sunday In the Port Canaveral Lock, at Cocos Beach and tn a Melbourne creek, said l.t. Roger Cutter with the Marine Patrol office In Melbourne. T h e B-foot-fong manatee found dead Monday was retrieved alter authorities received several calls from residents who had spotted II. A n 1.100-pound female manatee, rearued Friday from near Homoaaasa Springs near the G u lf Coast, had Improved but was In guarded condition at Sea World In O rlando, a park veterinarian said. Blologtais found It waa carrying a dead full-term fetus and removed It surgically Friday night and began administering antiblot lea for a uterine infection, pork official* said. Cutbacks on tubing callad a succaas F O R T W H IT E — A n experiment to cut down on the number of people floating down the river on Inner tubes at the Ichetuckner Springs State Park is a success, slate wildlife officials said Monday. About ■ year ago. the Mate pul limits on the num ber of people I ha I could enter the north end of the river and and go tubing. T h e plan waa aimed al restoring ecologically Important aquatic vegetation in the narrow and delicate upper reaches of the spring-fed river. T h e fchetucknce Is a popular destination w ith tubers, but Ita popularity resulted In tillering and ecological destruction T h e stale bought the land around (he spring and the river to preserve II. but did not Institute controls until last year. Capacity al the park is 3.000 people a day. but officials but year cut admission to the north end of (he park — which had become almost barren of vegetation caused by tram pling tubers — to 790. w ho enter the river through turnstllem. Martinez signs ‘drug-free’ order T A L L A H A S S E E — G ov. Bob Martinez signed an executive order Monday Implementing the state's new drug-free workplace program, meaning some slate employees will be subject lo drug Irsls w ithin 60 days. His order relates only to those 13 state agencies under the governor's direct control. Notification could come al any lime for those agencies under control of the members of the Florida Cabinet, officials said, but so far none of I he six Cabinet members have followed Martinez's lead. T h e executive order was not unexpected. In Ja n u a ry. Martinez formally notified all 390 employes of the Executive Office of the Governor that drug lesllng would begin within 60 days, which means that oil are now sub|ect lo the tests. Fire undsr control, still burning N A P L E S — Firefighters battled a. 2-day-old wildfire that scorched 4 0 0 acres of brush on the outskirts of Naples Monday. T h e fire waa contained la ir Sunday and was under control but alill burning al midday Monday, a spokesman for the stale Division of Forestry said. "W e've got several units at the scene and hopefully we ll have a handle on it before things start drying out. before the hum idity drops land the winds start picking u p ." said forestry spokesman Hank Graham . “ We're Just working some of (he llllle hoi spots." Th e fire waa burning about 3 miles south of Alligator Alley. Just east of Stale Road 9 5 1. Both roads remained open. There was no threat to buildings or people. Graham said. Forestry officials believe the blazr was started by a campfire. N A S A managers review landing gear problem; say mission should proceed C A P E C A N A V E R A L — N A S A managers, offer reviewing tw o possible problems w llh Ihe spare shuttle Discovery's landing gear. Monday re­ commended that the spacecraff lake off on schedule A p ril 12 lo launch Ihe llu b b lr Spare Telcsropr. " T h e managers that met today have determined Ihe causes of the torn conditions on Ihe nose landing gear. T h e y feel neither Is a constraint in Discovery's next m ission." said N A S A spokesman Ed Cam pion In Washington. "Th e y 're recommen­ dation la lo fly." T h e recommendation came a flrr officials al Ihe National Aeronautics and Space Administration and Its contractors conducted tests and analysis TA LLA H A S S EE Florida's beefed-up "lem on la w " for car buyers resulted In the recovery of nearly S3 million In refunds for ro n su m rrs last year. A t ­ torney General Hob H u llrrw nrth said Monday. T h e r e w e re 2 0 6 ca se s approved for arbitration last ycur. while only 96 were re­ jected. said llutterworth. Th e Tam pa and Orlando regions led Ihe number of rases being Died. In more than 62 pcrcrnl of Ih r cases a c t u a lly d e c id e d by I I Box 6 (numbers in any order)*40 lor ■ 50 cent bet. MO on *1 I! SI night Box 3: *330 m order drawn, (00 in any order o n a tl bet I Straight Boa 8 *2*0 In Older drawn, *40 if picked In combination on It bet. t u r n eat m lin tto d P re s s In ts rn a U w n a l S T . A U G U S T IN E - Flori­ da's vegetable-grow ing In ­ dustry has recovered from the d is a s tro u s C h ris tm a s weekend freeze and Is pulling more locally grown produce on grocery shelves, officials said Monday. Tomatoes. In short supply since ihe December freeze, should return lo area stores In excellent volume und normal prices by the rn d or March. Heth Mahaffey. director or education and promotion Tor the Florida Tom a to C om m it­ tee. said Monday. T h e freeze wiped out 90 p e r c e n t o f t h e c r o p In Ininato-growlng arras. Since Florida supplies about 49 percent of all domestically produced tomatoes and Is the country's major shipper from Deity M S M Today...P artly cloudy with a high In Ih r low lo mid 80s. East windsat lO lo !5 m p h . Tonig ht...Fa ir with a low In I hr low 60s. Light east winds. T o m o r r o w ...P a r t ly c lo u d y again w llh u high again In the low lo m id 80s. Less than a 20 percent chance of afternoon showers. E x te n d e d o u tlo o k ...M o s tly sunny days with highs In Ih r low lo mid 80s. Partly cloudy nights with lows In Ihe 60s. Chance of showrrs Saturday afternoon. j ,1 -,| , | POSTMA1TCS: W Je THK tANFOSD H I BALD. JO . Bex llir. I n le t FL m il IW u n y tm Bern tDaily S laaAxyl » h t a M*ii I MxelSe .................... »lf J* * aMatos......................ua.aa hmm m i Year Sisaa 1*411 « t J*lt established arbitration boards In e ig h t c itie s a n d a lso h e ld hearings In six other com m uni­ tie s . C o n s u m e rs w h o seek arbitration do so by railing Ih r Lem on Law Hotline und re­ questing a form. Florida's original lemon law took effect Oct. I. 1083. • O f Ihe rases decided in favor of consumers, more than 42 per cent were on vehicles m uilr by Ford. C h ryslrr made up Just over 2 0 p e rc e n t, w h ile G e n e ra l Motors vehicles accounted for 18 percent. T h e rest were foreign made. licrcatclr— video bandits November through May. Ihe dlsastrr drove prices lo record highs. Mahaffey said the volume will be Intensified by Ihe furl that many areas that would ordinarily plant al dlffereul limes lo even Ihe ffow lo market were forced lo plan! ul Ihe same time to try lo make u p for Ih r loss. C o n s u m e rs have griped slnre Ihe December freeze about the expensive, poorquality vegetables that ap­ peared In produce depart­ ments after the Florida vege­ table crop was wiped out. Costs soared In large purl due to shipping trusts. Hut Florida growers brgan new plantings Immediately after Ih r freeze, und the result Is expected to be an early bumper crop that will drive prices down. rVr 1■(T - v i* ' \ MIAMI Monde I n w 4ndf4inf4ll4l/4m 1ST C#f ApjUxh.toi* Cft%ty«rw Ddykwi 0 Fort LductordUto Fort JMydft GAinrtvtll* D E L H A Y H E A C II - T w o boys ch a rg e d w ith b re a k in g Into hom es apparently committed Ihe crimes to support an addic­ tion lo video gam rs, police said. T h e boys, nged 11 and 14. were charged with breaking Into four homes In the last two weeks a nd stealing $500 w o rth of N inte nd o tapes, police said. N intendo. Ih r natio n's mosl (Mipular video game package. Is estimated lo be In use In more t h a n 11 trillio n h o m e s in America. Detectives said Ihe suspects also look a $900 watch and some cosh, but they think It was Ihe Nintendo cartridges Ih r boys were aflrr. " T h e y planned this. Hoih wouild skip school and break Into houses." said Delray Hcach I’ o llc e s p o k e s m a n M ic h a e l W right JACK ton villa Rtf Wdtl Miami PtnvotoU WatoU grottoaton T*il*ho*ww foitipo VtfO Itooth itt! Palm Heat h Ft MOW oo m ■ 0 40 • 44 •/ U m u « 01 •I H n o* re re m *• U too 100 0 00 OQD ooo 0 00 tr* oo* ooo m i N 000 •2 40 0 00 re it ooo •I 4) ooo Parents sue hotel after kid’s 7-story fall from balcony POM PANO BEA C H T h e parents of a toddler who fell through a h o ld balcony railing and sur­ vived a seven-story fall have filed a negligence lawsuit against Ihe Quality Inn. aaylng their son suf­ fered permanent Injuries. Ryan Sm ith. 18 months old. fractured six vertabrae In hta back and neck Feb. 18 when he fd l 70 lo 80 feel onto a concrete patio at the Pompano Beach h old, said J o n K ru p n lck . the family's attorney. T h e boy alaobrokealeg. " A t this time there dors not appear to be any paral­ y s is o r b ra in d a m a g e , w h ic h la m ir a c u lo u s ." K ru p n lc k said M onday. "B u t these are not Inaignlfleant Injuries." T h e suit, filed In Broward County Circuit Court Feb. 26. asked for unspecified damages. K rup n lck said dollar figures w ould be specified later, after doctors Irarn more about the boy’s Injuries and medical bills. A m o n g other Injuries. Ih e fa ll d a m a g e d Ih e rru c la l lap vertebra on w h ich Ihe head pivots. Krupnlck said. Ryan spent five weeks in Intensive rare al Memorial llusptlal In Hollywood after the fall. O n Saturday, still ronfined lo a body cast, he dew home with his parents lo llunltnglon Beach. N.Y.. In an air ambulance, said his mother, Diane Smith. "W e 're all very happy lo be hom e," she said. “ I’m able lo care for him al home. He still has a lol of healing to do." Hyan was playing on Ihe balcony of the fam ily's hotel room with his nanny and sister when he grabbed Ihe railing to stand. Krup­ nlck said. T h e corroded railing gave way and Hyan fell through the opening. Inspection later showed most balconies al Ihe hotel had been corroded by salt air. Th e hotel closed Us balconies and will replace (hem . said W ill Willis, a city code enforcement of­ ficer. rB C tH v S F a r c x t M u p « » A lIn b u q q u a y 4 0 1 2 — h n r g p 4 o U t y 0 7 0 lB tru d irilaw m o » u i n g * S I i h a m * r > 4 4 0 a u n l i , 2 7 1 o * t y S I v o c y 4 3 k » 1 4 J p v B l n g t n V t p e 3 0 0 0 7 O c a i y n . iC i0 C a X , 1 2 i t tD o v x t o n S t 1 0 J f lO itu u m b O h i o t y 4 0 7 1E * * < y 4 0 7 o n w r p c I f iM m i s 4 0 2 0 lxo IId * a f lFH t h p c • / 4 2 R w r 4 0 rIaln lfV g a y 3 tlit*d o d t U u y 1 4 1 f d m F n i iM t d p o J i t y 2 4 M 4 » r e u C l s g a x o N o t h p c A S 1 0 o A n t y 4 1 4 « iN u v d m p h t * p c X ) 0 1 lO h a r d w f B d i y 7 3 « v c » t V n lP d * t « 4 J n O o n p t 4 3 n rP o Y r k l y 2 iU h d w i C y 0 4 3 n t a p c f l ♦ f lS M ^ y 1 / rV o U d * t r e 4 td a n O r y 4 r e IW lam w y 0 1 7 L o C l i t 4 4 V -tM n D a g c x Fh fm M O y 0 tg yK o nt 4141 « y * W ’V 7 VLTTl v«c££ a*. re THURSDAY W EDNESDAY RttyCldy 77*44 PtlyCMy 74*40 FRIDAY Sunny 44*71 SUNDAY SA TU R D A Y OttyCMy 07-70. Cloudy 74-47 re a NEW March 10 € TUESD AY: B O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. 5:10 FIRST a m .. 5 35 p in.: MaJ. 11:25 a.m .. April 2 11:50 p in . T I D E S : D s y to a a Beach: highs. 8 04 a.m .. 8:24 p in.: lows. 1:49a.m .. 1:57 p.m.: N s w S m y r n a B e a c h : highs. LAST 8 0 9 a m .. 8:29 p.m .: lows. I 50 a p n i ' " a m . , 2.02 p.m .: Cocoa Beach: highs. 8.24 a.m .. 8:44 p.m. lows. 2 05 a.m .. 2:17 p.m. tongnifurn Hi Lo Ustm L : J I T Li \ WVJ'A. ------------ n . u iiy l I k m 4 O t u Pwlaga Pato xl Sm W X. FtenSa J im arbll ration, customers received refunds on their cars. Another 2 .9 percent had Ihctr cars re­ placed. "T h e revised lemon law sub­ stantially strengthens Ihe rights of consumers by providing a refund or replacement remedy nflrf the manufacturer Is unable lo repair a vehicle's warranty nonconformity within specified lime periods, and by Treating the F lo rid a N ew M o to r V e h icle Arbitration Hoard to enforce these remedies." Hutlerworlh said In a prepared statement. H u l l e r w o r l h 's o f f ic e yu f \ i I n w W r ky The U O a d HersM. lac.. M N. f n x d i n , i w M . Fie. n m . T h e analysis also indicated Ih r axle housing problem occurred on shuttles that landed harder than Ihe Dtsrnvrry has In Ihe post or would during Ihe next mission, m aking II unlikely It would b r u problem. Campion said. TH E W EATHER Tuesday. March 37. 1990 Vol 82. No 185 P W k iM Hut Ihe analysis Indicated Ihe misaligned nul. apparently caused by the Impact of a heavy "slap-down" during landing, would not move anymore during Ihe landing of Ihe upcoming flight. Cam pion said. State produce growers recover from freeze, prices should fall From United Prau International raports I Box 3 (numbers in any ordef) tao lor a 50 cent bet. *160 on *t on two potential landing gear problems. Technicians had found a nut on Ihe landing gear of another shuttle had moved slightly oul of alignment, and that housing surrounding Ih r axle of the landing gear had apparently h ll Ihe axle, causing slight damage. Cam pion said. ‘Lem on law’ refunds total $3 million MIAMI — More than three quarters of Floridians polled earlier Ihls m onth favored a 2-ccnl-a-bottle beer tax for drug prevention and rehabilitation programs, a university said Monday. T h e survey of 403 people conducied March 16 and 17 by the Institute for Public Opinion Research of Florida International University showed very strong support for Ihe lax by all Income levels. . “T h is public opinion survey powerfully supports ihe bills proposing a 3-cenl-a-botlle lax on beer which have been filed with Ihe Legislature." said Edward T . Foote II. president of Ihe University of Miami and chairman of T h e Miami Coalition For A Drug-Free com m unity. Marilyn Wagner Culp, director of T h e Miami Coalition, suld there are a num ber ol drug prevention und treatment programs that work. " T h e problem Is that (here are not nearly enough dollars available lo treat all Ihoar who are addicted und want help, nor are (here enough dollars lo fund Ihe prevention programs which have been proven In practice." O f those surveyed. 76.4 percent favored Ihe beer tax. while only 20.6 perrcnl opposed II. the university said. 1 Straight Play {numbers In exact order) *240 on a SOxent bat, *500 on SI since Ihe strike began March 2. and one striking driver died offer being crushed by a bus driven by s replacement worker In northern California. A bus carrying 32 passengers from St. Petersburg to Orlando was hll by al least one shot late Monday as II was about 30 miles west of Its destination, the spokeswoman said. A mirror was shattered but no Injuries were reported, officials said. A t least tw o dozen shootings. Including one yesterday outside Orlando, and numerous picket line skirmishes h sv r marred the 3-week-old O reyhound strike, and Ihe nation's largest inlerelly bus co m pany said It would unveil sn Initiative to deal wllh the violence. Th e company has reported at least 24 shootings Involving Greyhound buses and terminals Mott Florida residents favor boar tax TA L L A H A S S E E • The daily number Monday tn Ihe Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 329. Th e re have been no reports of drtve b y shooting rarty al a bus station owned Injuries lo pnaarngrti. T h e com pany scheduled a bus line. No Injuries w news conference Tue sd a y in ported In Ihe Incident In w l Washington lo unveil a strategy shotgun waa fired Into a r~ lo deal with Ihe violence, said polIre said. "T h e window had seven J im lla rff. a G re y h o u n d spokesman. Com pany officials 'right holes In It." F ry sold, would not release details of the was first thought to be fron pellet gun. but police found " I t Is d irf lru ll to protect c a r tr id g e fro m a 2 0 -g a u | against shootings." sold Jeanne shotgun." Police also Investigated a i F ry . a spokeswoman for Ihe com pany In Dallas. "W e have fie Sunday between replacer security guards and (citizens' employ ees and union workers I hand radical in some buses, but Colum bus, Ohio. A union ofll ■aid a striker was hit In Ihe I Ihe shootings continue." Police In Amarillo. Texas, were by a bus security guard I n v e s t ig a t in g r e p o rt s nf it brass knuckles. St. Petersburg-to-Orlando bus struck by bullet; no one hurt i M T H f lM M I H lM 1 Hom y D a y to n a Beach: Waves are I lo 2 led and choppy Current Is lo i h r so u th w llh a water tcnqieruturr of 67 degrees. New S m y rn a Beach: Waves a ir 1 to I'. j fed and srmt choppy C u r rent l-s lo the sooth with a water IdiqM-rulurc ol 67 degrees Sim screen factor I t S t. A u g u s tin e to J u p it e r Inle t Today.. wind mostly south 5 lo IO kls Ihls rooming becoming mostly east 10 kts by mlilday. Seas I lo 3 It. Ilay and InLiiid waters a light elxip T o n ig h t...w in d northeast to east It) lo 15 kls. Seas 3 lo 5 It ILiy •nul inland waters a light chop. T h e h ig h te m p e ra tu re In Sanford Monday was 82 degrees and Ih r overnight low was 57 as rrp o rtrd by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall during the 24 hour period ending al 9 a.m. T u rs d a y totalled 0.00 Inch. T h e trm pcratiirc at 9 a.m. today was 71 degrees and Monday's overnight low was 60. as recorded by the National W e a lh rr Service al the Orlando International AirportOther W ralher Service (Lita: M o n d a y 's h ig h .................... S3 B a ro m e tric p re s s u re .3 0 . IS R e la tiv e h u m id it y ....9 7 pet W in d s ................N o rth , 6 m ph l R a in fa ll.............................0 In. r T o d a y 's s u n s e t..... 6 :4 0 pan. T o m o rr o w 's s u a rls e ....6 :2 0 re re re re re re re re re re re re re re �Sanford Hsratd, Sanford, Florida — Tuaaday. March 27, 1900 — M Marina rent under re-evaluation B f LAUMA L. 9VLUV AN Man charged with police battery Hsratd 1 1«ft wrllsr___________________________ O VIED O — A man w ho allegedly battered an Oviedo policeman and then ran from him waa caught and charged with escape Monday In Oviedo. Police said they also charged Robert Lee Green. 2 t . of Oviedo, with battery on a policeman and restating arrest with violence. Police Orel confronted Green at 56S E . Broadway, where a woman reported he waa Inside her ear without her pertnlaalon. W hen a policeman tried to arrest htm. Green allegedly battered the policeman and ran. He waa arretted at the scene of the crime, a police report said. S A N F O R D — A proposal to reduce rent for two city m arina tenants could price prime commercial waterfront properly cheaper than old farmhouses tn the western part of Ihe city. Carolyn Sm all, city finance director, made that observation last week In a memoran­ dum evaluating proposals to reduce rent for tw o m a rina tenanta based on a rent reduction made last month for the finan­ cially troubled marina Holiday Inn. "Due to Ihe desirable location and other amenities that Ihe island provides, the rtly must also keep In m ind the Inherent value and unlqueneaa of the land that cannot be found elsewhere In Sanford...." Smalt wrote. With a 6 ) percent decrease, she said, annual rent at Harbour Place Shops would drop lo 93.273 — cheaper than rent for an old farmhouse at the Oregon Avenue well fields. T h e city commission granted the lOOroom hotel a 61.41 percent reduction In rent last month by reducing Ihe percentage of Sanford man charged with battary SA N FO R D - Sanford police charged W illy Lee Williams. 29. of Sanford, with battery after he allegedly hit Roaa Lee Gainey. 33. on the side of the face. William s waa arrested at 3 95 p.m. Monday at 1807 Mulberry Ave,. Sanford. Longwood that! auapact arraatad L O N G W O O D — A fisherman Identified one of three men he says steal a radio and speakers from his ear. T h e man was arrested by Longwood police. Poller said the their occurred at East Lake In Longwood. Joseph Jacques Bryan. 21. 2019 Cedar Ave.. Sanford, waa charged with burglary to a vehicle and petty theft in the caar Monday. H r was arrested at the Longwood police station. Thru# arrested on DUI chargee SA N FO R D — T h e following prisons face a Charge of driving under the Influence In Seminole County: • Dcana Christine Lee. 20, 104 Three Oaks Lane. Sanford, waa arrested at 1:17 a.m. Monday after her car traveling east on Lake Mary Boulevard. Lake Mary, almost struck a police ear. She is also charged with careless driving. • Marvin Roland Sm ith. 94. 129 Genevieve Blvd.. Altamonte Springs, was arrested at B:33 p.m. Sunday arttr a tradtc stop on Stale Road 436. Altamonte Springs. • Charles Kent Blen. 42. address not listed, was arrested at 1 0 5 a m. Sunday after hla ear ran off Longwood Lake Mary Road. Lake Mary. S tu rm defends role o n co u n ty c o m m is s io n ■v LACY DOW N Herald staff writer S A N FO R D — Seminole County Commissioner Bob Sturm said yesterday statements made Sat­ urday by Dick Fess. who Is challenging him for his District 2 commission scat, are exagger­ ated. " I would take exception to all of his remarks." he said. Fess had said the commission was weakened b y co nsta nt htckerlng. Sturm denied com ­ missioners fought. " I would call them major philosophical dif­ ferences." Sturm said. Fess said Stu rm had made several sexist remarks to female commissioners. Sturm replied "I .never made those statements. I suld I would be watching them closely on any major decisions. And Mr. Fess needs 16 ask m y wife If Pm a sexist." he said. Stu rm said he trad hoped lo enter the September prim ary unopposed. "(M y advisors) felt a long time ago If we were opposed by anyone II would be h im ." Sturm said. Sturm said the Lake Mary city commission, which Fess pre­ sides over as m ayor, was headed In the right direction. "But he (Fess) doesn't have a voting record. Even I hough he's been mayor for six years, he has only had a vote on the commission since December." Sturm said. Prior to December. Lake Mary's m ayor was not allowed to vote. S tu rm said he has never harked away from a decision In his 11 years as a county com ­ missioner. "M y vote has always hern cast In the best Interest of Seminole C o u n ty." he said. Fess said the commissioners S h e r if f s d e p u tie s ta u g h t h o w to r e c o g n iz e A lz h e im e r ’s p a tie n ts ■y SUSANLOOIN Herald stall writer SA N FO R D — Seminole County sheriffs deputies have Joined other areu lawmen In learning tips that will help them re­ cognize wandering Alzheimer's patients. Deputies were shown a train­ in g tape p ro d u c e d by the Alzheimer Ki*sourcr Center of Winter Park last week which shows how these disoriented, paranoid (Mileills may react. Jill Sawyer. Alzheim er's program director, told the deputies such pallents may become angry or violent wlirit confronted. After viewing the tape. L i. Al Sanchez said II is likely that In the past hr has encountered a few Alzheimer's palirnis without realizing they w err 111 T h e hitonnatlon provided by the re­ source center should Increase lawmen's awarnrss of the pro­ blem and how to deal with the dlsorlrntrd (M llrn ls they may rncounicr. In conjunction with Orange C o u n t), lawmen have a program lor reglslration anil arm lag nlrniilu aiton for Alzheimer's patients. Sanchez said. T h e rrsourre center's goal. Sa w vrr said. Is lo aid lawmen In Identifying these victim s and rciurlnging them to their homes or care facilities. Alzheimer's Disease Is a lalal neurological illness that ulfrcls about -t m illio n A m e rica n s. causing them lo gradually lose Ihelr menial and physical ablllt ic s --to ro n tln tte -a n o rm a l lifestyle. Th e cause and a cu rr are unknown. Sawyer said. And allhough Ih r disease usually appears In middle age and pro­ gresses. she said, the youngest known victim Is a 28-year-old man. T h e t a p r sh o w e d Ih u i Alzheimer's victims, when they wander from their homes, may nol remember who they are or where they live. Th e y may even board a bus far u distant city, perhaps lo a locution where they lived many years earlier. The v ictim s, when asked fur an address, may give the address of a former home where they lived long ago. Th e y are very de­ f e n s i v e a n d s h o u l d be approached with gentleness. Th e wandering occurs In -lh c first and second stages of the disease, when I he victims are still m ublle but are m oody, angry, paranoid and stubborn. Sawyer said. She said I his Is the lime lawmen an- most likely lo encounter Alzheimer's pallents and perhaps assume they are under Ih r tn llu rn rr of drugs or alcohol, o r are a hom eless person. In Ih r final two slages of the disease, which Is llkrnetl lo a reversal to Infancy, the victims lose mobility and all abilities lo function as thinking adults. U l­ timately Ihe disease is fatal. Sawyer said. city should treat all tenants the same. "W e are going lo reward somebody because they are In financial difficulty?" Howell askrd. City Manager Frank Faison said the city's decision lo modify Ihe Holiday Inn lease waa made only as a "prudent decision to protect the city's Interest." A derision lo change Ihe leases — one that Is irreversible unless ihe tenants later agree to higher rent — should wall until the city k n o w s If H o lid a y In n h as s u rv iv e d bankruptcy and foreclosure, city allom ey BUI Colbert said. “ When the Holiday Inn Is through with bankruptcy court and circuit court, there may not be any lease at all at the Holiday In n ." Colbert said. "You may have lo atari alt over again." McClanahan's motion lo table tease nego­ tiations unlit the outcome or the hotel's bankruptcy proceedings failed to win sup­ port of any other commissioner. But the commission then voted to table Ihe negotia­ tions until a work session where tenants could make a case for the rent reductions. Ftderal food distribution to begin tomorrow ■y SUSAN LOM U Herald staff,writer S A N FO R D — T h e distribution of federal surplus food will begin W ednesday al the Salvalton A rm y In Sanford to 1,300 needy ares families who signed up for Ihe program srvrral months ago. Salvation A rm y Capt. Sam Flanigan said ihls is the first time in 16 months the food, which Included items such as butler, flower, peanut butter, honey, and canned beans and pork, will be available at his headquancrsat 700 W. 2 4 lh S I. T h e food Is distributed to families that are at least 130 percent below the federally-set poverty level depending on In­ com e a n d fa m ily size. T h e amount of food awarded, which Is co n sid e re d a tw o -m a n lh supply of staples. Is bused on fapilly size. . . Th e next distribution dale Is May 2. Other families who want to sign up for the food may do so April 2 from 9 to 1 1 a.m. at Ih r Salvation A rm y . Flanigan said. T h is Wednesday's distribution Is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m .. and a fam ily m em ber must appear to claim food for each of the registered families. Flanigan said. - Flanigan said Ihe program was stopped here when changes In , the federal project were made didn't provide direction for the county school system. Sturm said he has alw ays worked closely with the school board. He said he and fellow commission­ ers Fred Streetman and Sandra Glenn had helped secure school sites and shared Impact fees with the school board, which has saved taxpayers m oney and fostered road Improvements. Fess had vowed earlier lo outwork the Incumbent. "He has more money than I do. but I c a n . o u tw o rk h im . He ca n b u y billboards, brochures, and signs, but he can't buy the voters In this county. The y're loo smart for that.” Fess said. Sturm said Fess should work hard. "M y opponents In Ihe Iasi two elections worked hard. loo. I knew what hard work was before I ever heard of Dick Fess." Sturm said. hotel revenues owed to the city. T h e reduction waa agreed upon by hotel owners nnd city commlsatonera as a means of helping Ihe struggling hotel, which has filed for reorganization In federal bankruptcy court. Th e agreement dropped hotel rent from 9 I I I . 06410 942.666. After the Holiday Inn agreement was reached. Chuck Volk of the Monroe Harbour Marina and Jo hn Sm ith of Harbour Ptace Shops sought similar lease modifications. T h e com m ission last week agreed to consider a plan to reduce rent at all three marina tots by the same percentage. A 81 percent decrease In the Monroe Harbour rent would decrease city revenue by about 930.300. and would decrease rent nl Harbour Ptace Shops by about 95.200. Small said Ihe same reduction would slgnlllcantly reduce the city's revenue from Ih r (stand properly, which was bulll by land nil during Ihe 1960s. “ T o reduce It lo that amount of money would be ludicrous." Commissioner A.A. McClanahan said. But. Commissioner Lon Howell said. Ihe Car firm Roy Ptcklasimar, a Sanford liraflghtar, used an (Ira axtlngulshar to douaa a car lira lata yoatarday morning. Anna C. Walkar, S21 E. fill) St., Sanford, had laft tha car’running to charge the baftary and had shut tha car off for about ! 20 minutes whan she noticed tha lira and called officials. The car belongs to har nalca, Daphne Humphrey. Officials would not com ­ ment on tue causa of tha fire p e nding investigation. Sanford approves recreation program using school facilities By LAURA L .9ULLJVAN Herald stall writer_______________ S A N FO R D — A plan lo merge c lly recreation p ro g ra m m ing with public school facilities and personnel may be ready lo go by Oct. 1. following the city com­ mission's approval or the plun concept last night. T h e commission unanimously approved u plan to expand city recreation proposed last month by Commissioner Whltey Ecks­ tein. T h e plun would provide city m o n e y to p a y a b o u t n in e coaches for part-time help ru n­ ning city rerrealion programs after school dally al Semlnolc illgh School. Football, basketball, tennis and tutoring are some of the activities proposed for the new program. Activities would be geared for middle school and high school youth, to fill what Eckstein has culled a void In cliy recreation program m ing. Th e city already operates after-school programs at three elementary schools. T h e plan would also combine about eight part-time positions Into three full-time positions lo be added lo a full-time recreation slaff of seven employees. Partlime positions at the school would be paid for with 914.000 left In the recreation budget after Ihe new positions are created, according lo Eckstein's proposal. City Manager Frank Faison reminded the commission of recommendations by u city task force last year lo enhance city programming. In Ihe tusk force report, he sail). Sanford's recre­ ation department was compared lo one In Altam onlr Springs, which has about 30 more staff members. " L o o k o u t . It c o u ld get expensive." he cautioned. Roger Uealhurd. coordinator of health and physical education for Seminole County schools, suld Ihls m orning School Super­ intendent Hubert Hughes has g iv e n su p p u rt lo the Idea, authorizing negotiations with the city. Beuthard said he will m eet w it h c it y R e c re a tio n Director Mike Kirby this week In workout details of the plan. Faison said city staff will work towurd Implementing the pro­ gram by Get. 1. w h rn the new fiscal year begins. Eckstein, a teacher al Sem i­ nole High, said between 300 and 400 students al Ihe school have praised him for Ills Idea. ........... f BA N K R U P TC Y^ •IS IT FOR YOU? 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YOU i US! ^ ^ m Seminole National Bank 2439 Airport Blvd. Ssnlord, FL 32771 (407)322 0921 251 W a it First St. Sanford, F L 32771 (407)330-5190 - �I1 i- # i 4A — Sanford H*Hd, Smtord, Florida - Tussdsy, March 27, 1990 Editorials/ Opinions WILLIAM A. RUSHER Am id changes, Taiw an gets lucky E D IT O R IA L S Avril in Paris? W it h th e In a u g u ra t io n of H a l i l 's first c iv ilia n p resident sin c e the d e p a rtu re of Jc a n -C la u d e “ B a b y D o c " D u v a llc r in 1986. there Is a m o m e n ta ry ra y of hop e In tha t Im p o ve ris h e d c o u n try , b u t there Is m y s te ry as w ell. T h e U n ite d States, w h ic h , as u s u a l, p ro ­ vided th e tra nsp o rt, first look th e deposed G e n . P ro sp e r A v ril. w h o h a d ru n th e c o u n try u n til a few da ys ago. to Hom estead A i r Force Base, a fa m ilia r w a y -s ta tio n — b u t w h e re did he go a fter that? M a y b e the A ir F o rc e took A v r il a n d his fa m ily a n d his s e rv a n t to F ra n c e , in B a b y D o c 's footsteps. M a y b e th e y w ere flo w n out on th e sam e U .S . tra n sp o rt plane. SAN FR A N C IS C O — R rre ntly In this spare 1 pointed out that, by virtue of the Free World's victory In the Cold War. Israel (which bet on the United States, leaving Its Arab enemies to accept the patronage of the Soviet Union) had n rq ulrrd a new lease on life. Another nation that has benefited almost equally, though rather differently. Is the Re­ public of China on Taiw an. A year ago Taiw an, though economically prosperous and still under thr Implicit m ilitary protection of the Untied Stairs, was tn some respects an embarrassing leftover from the days of America's hostility to Com munist China. Th e c o m m u n is t regim e In P e king busked In widespread approval, spurred by Deng Xiaop­ ing's readiness lo use free-market techniques to Invigorate China's economy. Even on Taiw an, the tendency seemed to be lo allow bruadrr associations with the mainland. Then came the June mnssarres In Tla nu nntrn Square. T h e world recoiled In horror during the extensive television coverage of the communist crackdown. Deng Xiaoping and his coterie were seen afresh for what they have always been, but what 20 years of massaging by Richard Nixon. Jim m y Carter and the State Departm ent had managed tn obscure: a blood-stained gang of elderly thugs. hliM-klng with every means at their com m and the democrat Ixat Ion of China. Almost worse (from th r standpoint of the Red Chinese), the rest of the communist world chose that moment lo sink Into Its death agony, acknowledging with Its dying breath Its Inability to provide a decent life for the peoples of Eastern Europe and the Sovi­ et U n io n . M ilitant com m unism shrank almost overnight to a h a n d f u l of a b a n ­ d o n e d o u tp o s ts : A lb u n lu . C a s tr o 's C u'b a . u n d t h u I bloodthirsty, doomed a n d Is o la te d m o n s t r o s i t y : th e P e o p le 's Is le ) R e ­ The days of public of China. the commu­ And what was the nist regime Rrpubllc of China on are plainly Taiw an doing while numbered. J all tills was going on? Well. It was holding the freest elections since It left the mainland In 1049. New opposition parlies, having been A n d sin ce H a iti Is th e h e m is p h e re 's poorest natio n a n d since its people took u n to ld risks In th e ir flight for a d e m o cra tic c o n s titu tio n . It Is of p a rtic u la r note. T h a t h a rd ly assures a h a p p y r y l e . o f E r t h a P a s c a l-T ru lU o t . the s u p re m e c o u rt Ju stice w h o Is n o w th e In te rim head q f ^ o v e rn m e n t . b u t ... In the m e a n tim e , keep 'e m flying. LETTER S T O EDITOR Letter* lo Ih r editor arc welcome. All Idler* must Ik- signed. Include Ih r address o( the writer and u daytime telephone n u m b e r Letters should be on a slnghle subject und be us brief as possible.. Letters are subject In editing. Berry's World E LL E N G O O D M A N Backward thinking in Guam B O S TO N - Until tills week, the Island of Guam was known (b a rrlyl as a place where the Marines landed und honibcrH look oil In Worltl War II movies. T h e only recent scares front tills ttoplcul territory were occasional tabloid tales about Immense brown tree snakes overrunning the Island. Hut last week Guam make the news with a shocker of a very different order. On Mareti 19. Gov. Joseph Ada signed Into effect Ih r most restrictive uborllon law on American territory. With the stroke of a pen. ubortlnn Ix-camc lllrgul except when a woman’s life was In danger. There Is no abortion lor ru|x- No abortion Tor Incest. No abortion (or fetal deformity. Today In G uam , aitoyone who provides an uborllon can Im- charged with a third-degree felony. Anyone w ho lias an ubortlnn is cum m lllng a crime. Anyone who gives in­ formation about abortion Is liable lor a Sl.tXX) fine or a year tn jail. Indeed, while both pro-choice und pro-lllcrs had their eyes and energies locuscd on the action In slate capitals, the legislature in this 209-square mile Island witli 150.000 jKoptc pusses the tlrst lull-fledged legal challenge in abortion rights since the Webster case Since A mici Iran c iliirn s arc ullordcd die protection ol thr I'onslllutlon whether they live in a territory or a stale, u constitutional challenge can begin In Guam as well us Idaho T h is territory 5.000 miles west id Hawaii mat give tin- Supreme Court Its next chance lo overturn Ih r Itoev. Wade decision. Whal In cal) tills surjirlse attack from the Purine? Jane i I ten shall of die American Civil Liberties Union d u b b e d II a " I'rart Harlxn-lnr wom en" a s she headed oil. Marine-style, to mobilise a defense. T h e bill in questions came Irom i h r | k-ii of Ell/ubctli Arriola, a member of llie Guam Legislature, with the blessings of lIn- Catholic Church I lie archbishop of Ibis territory, which Is (X) percent Catholic, vociferously threatened lo excommunicate any senator who voted against n. Tin - attorney general and prosecutor ol G uam . KlUaheih Darren Anderson, warned the governor that. In her opinion Ihe law was nnrnnsiuutloiial He signed It anyway saving. In inv heart I believe that a Ictus t* a human bring D urrrll Andrrson Is now eompcllrd lo enloree II "/ think they 're doing the Lambada' — or is It the 'Libido'?" One sidebar lo Ihrse developments deserves mention: In recent years, the drive to declare Taiw an a nation tn Its own right, independent of the rest of C h in a , has w on considerable sym pathy In the Western world. W A S H IN G T O N T h e nuclear power Industry Just ducked a polygraph. in a rare show of leelh. Ihe Nuclear Regulatory Com mission drafted a Id le r ordering power companies to sign "sw orn statem ents" that their safely pluns for nuclear power plants arc what they say they are. But the nuclear Industry got wind of the Idea, raised a fuss and forced the NRC to drop II. F ly in g A v r il Into e xile is a n o b le cause because It has helped y e t a no th e r c o u n try , if o n ly te m p o ra rily , to Jo in those for w h o m there Is at least a fleeting p ro m is e of d e m o c ra c y . In co rp o ra te A m e ric a , a salary b o n u s Is a re w a rd for a Job w e ll done . T h a t m a ke s the U .S . Postal Se rvice e ith e r the m o s t efficient b u s in e s s In th e c o u n t r y , o r th e m o s t generous. Y o u d ecide. Whatever befalls, you can be sure that th r Nationallst government In Taipei, with powrrful armed forces of its own and an economy that Is the envy of the rest of East Asia, will be watching events carefully and intervening (qulrttyl at well-chosen pressure points. NRC still all bark and no bite B u t the idea has been th e sam e, a n d th e sam e p u rpose h a s been u s e fu lly served In a ll cases. C e rta in ly , w h e n U .S . officials praised A v r il for his efforts against co ca ine sm u g g le rs , he sh o u ld h a v e k n o w n th a t h is tim e w a s u p . La st y e a r all 7 5 U .S . Postal S e rvice divisio n m a n a g e rs got s a la ry b o n u s e s a v e ra g in g * 6 .1 7 3 . Th e upshot of all this Is that Free China. Tor the first time since It retreated to Taiw an, can see light at the end of the tunnel. Th e actual sequence of future events is Impossible to predict, but the days of the communist regime are p la in ly num bered. W hen It falls, the mainland la likely to sink, for a time, into a welter of rivalries among local military com ­ manders and powerful provincial politicians. One byproduct may well be a revival In th r otherwise gloomy prospects for Hong Kong, now scheduled to be handed over to the communists In 1997. J A C K AN DERSON F l y i n g fa llin g d ic t a t o rs In to e x ile has becom e a n A ir Force sp e cia lty — a n d a useful one. sin ce each trip o n th e exile special has p re ve nte d considerable bloodshed — a n d one n o w w o n d e rs w h e th e r A v r il found B a b y D o c's Initials scra tch e d In to a b u lk h e a d , o r M a rco's, o r N o rie g a 's. Not all o f th e m , o f c o u rs e , w ere D ow n o u t In quite th e sam e circ u m s ta n c e s , n r. p re s u m a b ly , w it h th e sam e a m e n title s. Efficiency or generosity? legal lied two years ago, campaigned vigorously and scored respectably, though they fell short of ousting the Nationalists from power. Re-ruler vlanel Deuslioll Hours alter da- lull was signed llctlsho'i gave .I speech lo the G uam Dress Club. Site drills ralelv told the women ot Guam when they could get an abort Inn lleiisboll read aloud liom the Haw-all Yellow | Pages lo ihe p ie s s and mruicui uuuirnce. tins Isn't normally a controversial text. Dut the new law bans s|>ecch us well us medical procedures. Am ong the audience were three Investigators who taped her words. She wus later served with a complaint. O n Wednesday. Be ns huff was arraigned tn court for violating the law. At this writing. It Is entirely possible that th A C L U lawyer, last seen urgulug a case before Ihe Supreme Court, will next ap­ pear as a defendant. T h e G u a m la w ducsn'l fit any dcMutation of u com ­ p rom ise. It ’s p u rr u n ll-c h o lc e . T h e A m e r ic a n w o m e n who need abortions In Guam can't drive across the slate line for medical services. T h e m o re th a n 12.000 military and f a m ily m e m b e rs can't get Ih r medical cure they could get at f With the home. It costs H300 stroke of a pen. abortion Just lu fly to Hawaii, became Illegal the nearest state. O f course, the law co uld go dow n In defeat In November when a vote Is scheduled. It could be overturned by a lower court. It could also be overturned by Congress, which retains power over territorial laws. Dut If the Supreme Court membership changes any more, this could be Ihe rase that lets them undo Roe. "T h e y are playing Pacific Roulette." says Harvard constitutional scholar Larry Tribe. Urnshoof. on her way In tie arraigned In G u ju i. said with Incredulity. " T h is Is part of llie United Slutra and now you can't speak about abortion h rre ." In Ihe frantic frw days Densholf has spent on tlte Island, she lias met wom en whose upjxiliitm rnls were canceled. Including one who Is pregnant with a severly deformed fetus. She has also seen the a ljrin of G uam 's women and doctors, who were nearly as surprised as people In Ih r states. Guam Is not the only p larr tn thr world to have p a sse d such a radically restrictive bill. In Ireland, too. It Is Illegal lo h uvr an abortion or tell a woman she could get one In England. But a doubt has lingered In American minds: Can II happen here? Erase that doubt. Guam Is here T b c N R C 's timid attempt to get lough with Ihe industry followed revelations that some utilities were bluffing or taking shortcuts with their plans for p r o v id in g b a c k u p power In Ihe cose of a plant blackout. A power failure at a nuclear plant ts con­ sidered a precursor to a m e l t d o w n because It hampers the ability lo keep the reactor core cuoi. T h e N R C 's safely d iv is io n has d e ­ termined that If a m eltdow n does oc­ cur. there Is about a 90 percent likelihood (som e utilities th a t H w o u ld be were bluffing b r o u g h t on by a or taking blackout. shortcuts. ■ Nine years ago. the N R C fold Congress that developing emergency plans for station blackouts was one of Its lop priorities. Apparently, lop priority at the NRC doesn't count for much. T h e regulatory agency lumbered through the 1980s trying to Mgurcnut how best to draft safety rules. A regulation finally passed in 1988. Th e n, after giving the Industry time to think about It. the NRC Inspected several nuclear power plants last year. O ur associate Jim Lynch has learned that Ihe six utilities were: Brunswick. N .C.: Maine Yankee. Maine: Point Beach. Wis.: Tu rk e y FVilnt. Fla.: Millstone. Conn.: and Crystal River. Fla. T h e NRC would not say which plants raised concerns. But the Investigators found that some utilities chose thc cheapest way out and uvnlded design changes or the cost of buying auxiliary power lo survive a station blackout. One utility's Idea of an emergency plan, according to NRC documents, was to turn off Ihe plant's control room and evacuate It In save power. Another proposed plan was transferring abbreviated controls to a panel outside the control room. Tluw c schemes a rr about as smart as abandoning thr bridge of the Starship Enterprise und flying It from a fuse box. In a rare burst of regulatory Indignation, the N RC drafted a letter lo the Industry ordering utility officials to sign stafrm cnis verifying that their safely plans were legiti­ mate und met NRC standards. A n Industry group. Nuclear Utility Man­ agement and Resources Council. Immediately hopped on Its high horse and complained dial the reason Ih r companies were not satisfying the N R C Inspectors was because the regula­ tions were muddy. Th e NRC buckled under pressure and abandoned Its honesty test. It has now agreed to lei th r industry write Its own guidelines fur meeting NRC blackout regulations. Paul GUI. Ita- N RC’s lead engineer for blackout planning, claimed that the agency decided on Its own to drop the swornstatement pulley. He said the utilities did mil "fu llv understand" the regulation. Robert Pollard of the Union of Concerned Sctrndsls. Is a former NRC engineer. He thinks that the NRC Just doesn't want lo admit It caved In. Pollard said the utilities "don't want tn spend any money lo b u y more safely equipment," �Hm M. Sanford. Florida — Tussdsy. March V . 1M0 - •* Four Florida gangs sign peace treaty S A N TO R O — T h e Seminole C ounty School Board will meet Ihta evening al 7 p.m . In I he board meeting mom . 1211 Mellon ville Ave.. Sanford. Included on I h r agendu for Ihla evening's meeting la a plea by Rev. Jo h n Duller Book that I h r school board support hta efforts to atop the aale of nutate by " 2 U v e C re w ." Book claims the tyhra of their anngaa Book, (be paalof of Norlhaklr C h u rch of Chrial In Mall land, haa the support of Seminole C ounty Sheriff Jo h n M k . Alan on I he agenda la the renewal of an agreement between I he district and I he Semi note C om m unity College board of Iruslera lo allow high arhool a lu drala In accelerated rlaser s to enroll at S C C for some elassra. S A N TO R O — A portion of Loch Low Drive between Hidden Lake Drive and O ld Lake Lai Mary Road will not be closed lo public al Ihla lime, ctly commissioners las! nlghl told a group of Hidden Lake residents who requested I he closing. " II la not (sir or appropriate lo ever dum p traffic Into our com m unity and Into your constituents' front yard." Hidden Lake resident Mary T u m in said. "D o n 't do Hits lo us." Loch Low Drive dead-ends al a peninsula aoulhwrat of Hidden 1-sk* Drive. Residents fear I he road will be extended as a cut-through for I he Grovevlew subdivision lo Lake Mary Boulevard. A.B. Peterson J r ., who owns property adjacent lo I he dead end of Loch Low Drive, opposed the road closing. T h e city should not forever forbid extension of Ihe road uni II plans have been presented to develop the properly, he said. Several m onths ago. Hidden Lake residents had submitted lu the city a tOO-algnalure petition opposing a proposed development In (he area (hat would extend Loch Low Drive. T h e city commission last night voted unanimously not lo vacalr that portion of I he road. DAVUE. tta - Leaders of I he four largest youth gangs In Ihc P o ri L a u d e rd a le area h a ve signed an unprecedented peace treaty agreeing lo settle their Turds with weekly sum m it meet­ ings Instead of baarball bals and handguns. T h e I real y sign ed b y the Zulus, the Knock O ut Posse. I he Davie Boys and the Brotherhood la Ihc first such part In Broward or Dade counties. Davie potter a rc c u r r e n tly B 6 8 stu de nts enrolled there. Th e district pro­ jects that I.2 6 S students will be there a year from now. T h e school has 35 permanent and eight portable classroom a. Next foil, the school will need six additional classroom spaces and by February 1991, they will need 12 more than they have currently. Richard Wells, oasisIan I super­ intendent for facilities, estimated Ihc average cost of a portable classroom. Including lease, act up charges, stairs and walkways and electrical and p lu m b in g connections Is 67,000. Using that figure. Wilson could add 16 portables al a cost of 6112.000. If they placed the rooms across Ihc street from the school. Th e re are several small trees on the Wilson campus w h ich m u s t be rem oved lo s c c o m o d a le n e w p o r t a b le classrooms. W llh tree removal, the cost of (he classrooms will be 6117.000. If the rooms were placed across the street. Ihc school would hire montiering guards. Th e final option proposed by Ihe school district would be lo send stu de nts to school on double sessions. "If the board decides on dou­ ble sessions I will run for the school board." Fred Schott said. " I don't think they w ill be doing w h a t p a re n ts a n d stu d e n ts w ant." Stenstrom Elementary School. 131 Graham Ave. Oviedo, which h a s Ih e m o il s e r io u s overcrowding problem In Sem i­ nole County, also produced Ihe most protestors Iasi nlghl. According lo district statistics. Ihc school, which opened In Ja nuary 1969. haa a capacity of 7 7 7 stu de nts. W llh the 12 portable classrooms already on campus, the school can properly accomodate 1,019. C u rre n tly, there are close to 1.200 students attending Strnstrom and prin­ cipal Norma Ragsdale predicts I hat number could be as high as 1.739 by February 1991. T h e school currrnly has 42 classrooms and 12 portables. If Ihe projected figure Is reached. Ih e s c h o o l w ill n e e d 72 classroom spaces. 18 more than arc currently available. Th e board offered four options lo solve Stcnslrom's problems. T b r first would be lo build a p o r t a b l e s c h o o l w i t h 41 classrooms, sewer and water facilities, electrical hook u p . parking spaces, bus rampa and walkways at a cost of 6399.000. Th e second would be to spread Ihe overcapacity students lo portables, on the Ste nstrom . Lawton and Geneva elementary school campuses. T h e solution would be temporary because all t h r e e f a c i li t i e s w o u l d be seriously over-capacity by the end of the next school year. T h e cost of Implementing Ihc second thing more espm atve." O n May 22. county rom mtoslonrra w ill consider raising Ihc c o a ls o f ro a d I m p a r l fees throughout I he county. T h e fees are paid whether the new home or commercial building la in the unincorporated portion of the rounly or In a ctly. Some cl ties have additional fees they charge to help build roods w ithin their boundaries. County Impact foes arc used lo Improve roads throughout the county. Inclu ding aome that pass through city limits. Faced w ith Increasing coals of land and construction of roads and more people m oving Into the co u n ty , aome fees have In- option would be 6146.000. A third option would be to Institute double sessions. F in a lly , th e school boa rd suggested (hat for 6209.000 they m igh t ir y to house all Ihe students In portable claxarooms on ihe Stenstrom campus. Ragsdale spoke against Ihe fourth option saying the school's sewer facilities were already Inadequate for current popula­ tion and a portable school on campus would only exacerbate the problem. Marianna Slronko. president of Ihe Slcnslrom P T A . presented ihe board w llh a petition signed by over 500 Stenstrom parents opposed to double sessions Fil­ ing research that showed test scores are lower for students subjected to that option. " T h is makes me 111." said Gall S m ith , a n o th e r S te n s tro m parent and a businessperson. "If I -planned In m y business the way I have seen you all do up lo tbla point I would have been fired." W h ile p r a c t ic a lly a ll the speakers claimed lo have sup­ ported Ihc school bond refer­ e n d u m . K im Klee said she believed Ihe defeat was not a vote against education. "It was a vole of no con­ fidence." she explained. "People had no confidence In the school board lo administer that kind of m oney." err sard more than l OO percent. For example, a new home In Ih e S a nford-Lake M ary area ra rrro tly has a 6445 county road impact lee nnraard when the home ia completed. T h a i am ount to proposed to be In­ creased lo 6850.22. a 91 percent Increase. A new home In the southwest aerlfon of Ihe ro u n ly now haa a 6629 road Impart foe. T h a t amount could increase to 61.273. a 140 percent increase. T h e county's road Impact fee Technical Advisory Committee determined a total of more than 7 0 miles of roadways In the ro u n ly will need to be widened o r otherwise Improved, nearly a 32 percent Increase over what waa thought needed In 1987. Average roots lo buy land and build road Improvements have increased by about 35 percent during Ihe last two years. Ihe rn m m lllre found. Taubcnsre said she did not object lo Ihe Increases or the need for Ihe Increased costs. Taubcnsre did suggest the fees be paid at Ihe lime Ihc new home or building Is sold, rather than the cu rre nt pay-when* complete method. Under Ihe cu rre nt m ethod, a developer must pay Ihe costs then recoup them in the sale price when a home Is sold. Taubcnsre said buyers would then be able to make the de­ cision whether to pay Ihe coats Viola Uaglcy Banks. 82. 470 Snow Hill Rd.. Snow HUI. died Sunday. March '.*1 al South Seminole Com m unity Hospital. Long wood. Born Ju n e 25. 1902 In Leslie, Ga.. she moved lo Snow Hill In 1935 from there. She was a homemaker and a m e m b e r of O ak G ro v e M is s io n a ry B a p tist C h u r c h . Geneva. She was a deaconess and the mother of the church. She was a member of the Busy Bee C lu b and Ihe Pallbearers Club. Survivors Include daughter. K u Ij Witherspoon. Snow Hill; sons. Eddie Lee Sr.. Ossie J r ., both of Snow Hill; tislcr. Daisy G a in e s . A m e ric u s . G a .; 25 g r a n d c h ild r e n : 45 g r e a t ­ g r a n d c h il d ; I g r e a t -g r e a t ­ grandchild. G o ld e n s F u n e r a l H o m e . W inter Park. In charge of a r­ rangements. CALVIN BROWN C a lv in B ro w n . 6 2 . 507 Railroad A ve .. Sanford, died Monday. March 26. at Seminole C o m m u n ity C lin ic . Sanford. Born J a n . 19. 1928. in Ft. Valley. Ga.. he moved lo Sanford In 1968 from Georgia. He was u laborer and a Baptist. He was an A rm y veteran. Survivors Include wife. Hattie Mar. Deerfield: daughters. Alice Mae u n d C a r o ly n , bo th of D e e r f ie ld ; m o t h e r , F a n n ie Ballard. Sanford Sunrise Funeral Home. S a n ­ ford. In charege of arrange­ ments. NICOLE KATHLEEN DUKHAN Nicole Kathleen Busm an. 4. 306 Sand T ra p Cove. Longwoud. died Saturday at Florida Hospi­ tal. Altamonte Springs. Horn Feb. 6. 1986. In Sarasota she moved lo Longwoud from Iherr In 1 9 8 8 . S h e a t t e n d e d Sweetwaler Haplisl Church. S u rv iv o rs include parents. Dean R. and Irene: brother. S h a u n , L o n g w o o d ; p a te rna l g r a n d p a r e n t s , D e n n is a n d S h irle y Standlford. Saginaw . Mich.; maternal grandmother. B e r n ic e J o h n s o n . F o r t Lauderdale: great-grandmother. Bessie Gulllfor. Saginaw. Wood lawn Funeral Home. O r­ lando, In charge of arrange, tnenls. JOHN TUNIS MELICK Jo h n T u n is Mcllck, 88, West A irp o rt B lv d .. Sanford, died S u n d a y at S ou th S e m in o le C o m m u n ity H osp ita l. L o n g wood. Born Feb. 20. 1902. In New Jersey, he moved to Sa n­ ford from North Plainfield. N .J.. In 1968. H r was a retired sales manager for Prudential Insur­ ance Co. nf America and a member of Unitrd Church of Christ. Altamonte Springs, lie was posl prrsldrnl of Plainfield Klwants. Survivors liid u d r wife. M ar­ jorie B.: son. Jack. Dallas; slsler. E lra n o r B rllrro . S p rin g H ill: Hirer grandchildren. B a ld w in -F a irc h ild F u n e ra l Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrungrm rnls. four rival gangs will be brought lo the newly formed commission of gang leaden, who m ay seek advice from members of the youth center's advisory board. • G a n g members cannot use hand aigna. which Identify their gang, unless they follow (he sign w llh a peace sign. • G a n g m e m b e rs are not a llo w e d to " t h r o w d o w n " another gang's sign. “Th ro w in g d o w n " or In v e rtin g another gang's sign Is an Insult and automatic signal for a fight. K1CHAKD KAKL TILSCHNEK SR. Richard Karl Tllschn cr Sr., 85. 5 4 9 K a re n A v e .. A llu m o n tc Springs, died Saturday al his residence. Born Nov. 20. 1904, In Weal Germ any, he moved lo Altamonle Springs from Park Ridge. III.. In 1979. He was a retired self-employed m ainte­ nance engineer and a Catholic. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w if e . U u r u t h y : d a u g h t e r s . Ire n e Blakeley. Deerfield. 111.. Doris W illiam s. Altamonte Springs; s o n s . R ic h a rd K . J r . . Washington, Wayne. Altamonte S p r in g s : s ls le r. A g n e s Stcgcrhorf. New Y o rk ; eight g r a n d c h il d r e n : tw o g r e a t ­ grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a ir c h lld F u n e ra l Home. Allam onle Springs, in charge of urrangeiticls. MARILYN ANN WALSH Marilyn A nn Walsh. 45. 605C Fenton. Allam onle Springs, died Friday ut Florida Hospital Alta­ monte Springs. B o m J u ly 23. 1944. In Dubuque. Iowa, she moved lo Allam onle Springs from Iherr in 1984. She was exrt-ullve supervisor al Marlin Marietta aeronautics division und a Catholic. O T IS O. S L E D G E Survivors Include son. Michael O ils G . Sledge. 87. 524 Cleo Lane. Deltona, died Monday al J .. Allam onle Springs: daughter, Ik-Bary Manor Nursing Home. Je n n ife r. A lla m o n lr Springs: Horn Feb. 14. 1903. In Howling inollier. Hlla W rlp . East D u b u ­ Green, Ky . h r moved lo Dellona que. III.; slslers. Pul Cullen. from Geneva In 1987. He was a Plallcvllle. W is . Jo yce Kuhle. tool designer for Cessna Alrerafl Menominee. 111.. Mary Norrne Corp. and a member of First Mrrfcld. Hlla Mac S chlrgrl. Gall Baptist Church of Geneva. H r W rlp . all of D u h n q u r. Iowa. was a member of Masonic Utdgc A rle n e S m o th e rs . C h ic a g o : brothers. Frank W rlp . A lb u ­ and Scottish Hilc. Survivors Include Mill. Ellon, querque. N M.. Tho m a s W rlp. Russell W r lp . l>»lh of Easl D e llo n a : d a u g h te r. S h a ro n T h o m p s o n . D rl.u n d : s ls le r. Dubuque. III.. Glen W rlp , Greg Mabel Hicks. Cushing. OkLt.. five W rlp . both of Cuba City. WIs.. g r u n d r h l l d r r n : 12 g r e a t ­ Paul W rlp . D odgrvlllr. Wis.. Jim W rlp . Donahue. Iowa. grandchildren. M iller Funeral H um e. Easl O a kI a w n P a rk C e m c • lery/Funcral Home. Lake Mary, Dubuque, III., in rh a rg r of arrangrm riils. In rh a rg r of arrangements. " u p front." or lo Include Ihc a break than Ihc figures show It a m o u n t in th e ir m o rtg a g e , should be." Tipton said. which rou ld quadruple Ihe a rtu But fee reviewers said Ihe fre al amount jaild over 30 years. should not b r adjusted because She said to would also help It rould lead lo other fee reduc­ e d u c a lr b u y e r s s b o u l Ih e tions for other types of con­ existence of the fee and of Ihe struction and forcing Increases foci they pay It. not the develop­ for new home fees. er. " I believe that we will ser an Commtostoneis were reluctant Im b a la n c e t h r o u g h o u t Ih e to delay collection of the fees system ." said Sanford Engineer from Ihe time Ihc building to W illiam Simmons, chairman of rompleled lo the lim e It to sold. Ihe ro u n ly road Impact fee T A C . T h e y said buyers could pay the “ W hat's fair for them might Impact fee to Ihe builder or not be fair for someone else." developer In closing costs rather said Gerald Norman, a member than m ortgaging ihe am ount. of (he county road Impact fee C itizens Advisory Committee. Commissioners did allow a " ra p " to be placed on the road " In foci. It may shift the burden fee paid by developers of conve­ lo them ." nience stores and last-food res­ taurants lo about a SO perrenl Increase from Ihe current fee. Store representatives argued the proposed fee. w h ich exceeds' 684.000 In aome portions of Ihe county for a 3.000-aquare-foot convenience store to equal to half the coat of construction. C o n ve n ie nce store o w n e rs hired traffic engineer W illiam Tip ton lo survey live stores In Seminole County and live stores In Volusia County. Tip to n said board on the average length of a trip lo a convenience store, the Increase should be no more than 10 percent, but a 50 percent Increase Is fair. "W hat we're asking for is a reasonable break — m uch leas of Robber1A and he needed a ride. Police CpI. Phil Wilhite said G a m b r c ll th e n c a lle d h e r daughter. Cynthia Gam brcll. a six-year veteran of the Volusia C o u n ty S b c rlfTs Departm ent w ho was off duty. "C yn th ia Gam brcll came lo the house and agreed to give Ihc gu y a ride." said Wilhite. “ After leaving the house. Roe asked Ih e d e p u ty lo slop at Ihe Com mercial National Bank so he could gel some money. "R o e went Into the bank where Ire told personnel, ‘G ive me the money or someone Is going loget h u rl.'" Roc emerged from Ihe bank, gol Into Gam brcll'* personal car. gave her directions for his next destination and changed ForumVIOLA BAOLET BANKS Id. a Zu lu gang leader w ho signed I he treaty. " I Hope It works out. II will depend an each gMW to Iry a Me." Leaden from the four gangs. w(tlch together have about 360 members, agreed lo meet weekly lo dlaruaa problems. D u rin g I h r m eeting, gang leaden defined rules for those who meet al the youth center and In parka and malls across the county. A m ong them: • A n y problems Involving Ihc Housing- Parents1A G a ng leaders met Sunday al I he Ridge Plaxa Youth Center In U a vlr. where I he Davie Boys and I h r Zulus have fought several limes In recent mouths, some­ times with baseball balm and guns. What started as a shouting xesakin ended w ith handshakes and a handwritten treaty after three hours of d r bate. " I'm tired of fighting and I th in k e v e ry b o d y la tired of fighting." said Jose Marline*. C a a tla a s A fro m Pngs 1 A Langley said 6140 million had been spent In Florida Iasi year to encourage chlldrrcn to slay In srliool. "W e lowered Ihc dropout rale zero percent." he said. "N o wonder the bond Issue foiled. I don't have the solution," he said. G rlndlc said hr had predicted lire bond Issue would fail. "I guessed by L 5 percent and It went down by 70 percent. Vot­ ing day should never have been scheduled on such an obscurr day.” he said. Grindle preferred lo talk about options and possibilities Instead of what Is wrong w llh the school system. " I like Ihe positive." he s a id , s u g g e s t in g m o d u la r classrooms, year-round sessions, and double sessions lo relieve Ih e o v e rc ro w d in g th a t now exists. Grindle suggested rewarding school systems based on Ihe his shirt, said Wilhite. G a m b rc ll told police she became suspicious when Roe changed his shirt, and she decided to continue lo drive around the city until she could get help. She was unable to reach her gun. which waa In her purse behind the car seal. Meanwhile, police broadcast a description of Gam brell's car over Ihe police radio. A photog­ rapher for W E S H -T V heard Ihc description, spoiled Ihe car and notified police. Wilhite said police stopped the car. arrested Roe on robbery charges and recovered an u n ­ specified amount of money. He said Gambrcll was nol charged In Ihc Incident. Roe Is b e in g h e ld In Ih e V o lu a lu County Branch Jail. percentage of graduates. "W e've got lo keep these kids in school." he said. “ I can't Imagine nol having a college degree today, but certainly without a high school educalon you're destined to work m inim um wage Jobs forever." he said. Stone said pum ping money into the education syslrm 1s nol Ihc answer. He feels Ihe system does nol pul enough cmptursis on voca­ tional education. "W e lake away Ihese kids' driver's licenses If Ihey drop oul of arhool. so they sit In academic classes taking up space. We need lo offer them an alternative program lo solve Ihe dropout program." Slone said. Langley said Ihe dismal failure of Ihe system Is reflected In Ihe business com m unity. "M artin Marlella hires produrikm line people und promptly puls Ihcm ill it six week course. Th e course Is lo leach them how to read," Langley said. C o m m is s io n e r s sa id I h e y w o u ld allow Ihe ra p for Ihe Iw o typ e s of co n stru ctio n , sa yin g th e y w o u ld review Ih e Impact of Ih e toss of fees in Iw o years. SW AT 1A a gun. Leman said deputies arrested her on on obstruction charge to keep her from entering I he house. Lem an said the S W A T Team entered Ihe house through an unlocked door after getting no response from Felker. S W A T Com m ander Lt. M arly Lallm sctano was first In. Leman said. La B ru scla n o reported seeing Felker In a loft master bedroom. A s so on us F e lk e r saw LaBrusraino. Leman said. Felker pul his .22-callber revolver in his m o u th and shot him self to death. Leman said I lie death has been classified u suicide. m A DaUnX IN W U Accidental Discovery May End Obesity chance their eating habits. The tics i d c Ik o n from Tats, sup__ _ of ihe cak> xe pass through the dfoEshw ___system , ixufesorbal The body t ojcr t-------___ See __ lo energy to replace ihe lost calories, soil starts lot ~ * RampContinued from Page 1A lurbanees. h r said. S a n d y lle g a la . J o s e p h ’ s m o th e r, p o in te d o u l othe r p o lrn lla l problems w llh Ihe ordinance, which allows ramps lo tie used only between 2 p in. and 8 p.m. Monday through Friday and tuxxi lo 8 p m . on weekends. During sum mer trrrss. she said, yiiulh will lxpruhllilled from skateboarding earlier In ihe day. Th e IW-gulas wmghl approval lor a skateboard Joseph placed In his front yard Iasi year, tu-forr the city liad considered ii'gulallng the ramps Bui Col­ b e rt. a d d re s s in g th e c o m ­ mission's conhnlm ) over the ordinance, said no approval was needed lor ru iiq n existing when 1lie ordinance was adopted. " I am M i r r y the commission ers (ell llit-rc needed In be an o r d i n a n c e a l a l l . " Ih e skateboarder's m other said "A lthough we have received no t'oinplulnls. m y son has been judged guilty unlll h r can prove his Innocence. "If a skateboard Is causing a problem lo a neighbor, w hy can’t llial Issue lie discussed as a nuisance? W hy Is everybody (w h o s k a lr s l co n s id e re d a n u is a n c e u n lll p ro v e n otherwise?" she asked. T h e Issue first t ame to clly hall tale List year when Tlw rn a s Hood. 2425 Lake Ave.. com plained llial skateboarders were disturbing his sick (laughter. Several limes since then, he lias tearfully pleaded w llh Ihc ctly lor irlle l from wlial he culls aggravation usMx*lule<! w llh liv­ ing nexl door lo xkutrtiourdcrx Again List mgjil. Hood cried as he asked lor help ('niiim lsslouers and Colbert agreed, however, tils problem Is one In be resolved III civil court — not In city hall or courtly court. lion rights.!_____________________ riles of this company revealed the names of hundreds of people who have lost as much as 20,40 or 80 or more pounds overall with Cal-Ban 3000. Th is spears to be a golden lor .people who are -._ s ri< S tW !ra a 537-3723 or purchase locally in Sanford, F L si Faust's Drug Store, 407 E . la SL: Mcdco Discount Pharmacy, 2701 S. Odando Dr.; TruValue Drugs, 503 11 1st Si. or Al's ConvcnicnlSlore. 2543 French Ave. Call today to begin the pleasant transformation from fat and dab to the slender Firm body you want! If I days �•A - Sanford HsraM. Sanford. Florida — Tuesday. March 17. 1M0 W e ig h t-lo s s diets attacked UP! Sc lane# Wrttar Guam judge kills tough abortion law ADANA. Guam — A Ictlrrnl Judge In Guam Monday nim|N'nilr<l r n ln r r r n ir n l of Ihc moal m U rlrllve abortion law In I In* United SI.ilex or lira territories. saying the alalulr was "nlivlotmlv unetm sllliillonal." U .S District Court Judge A im Munson |x»lponed until May N a hearing on a cl.ixsiu-tion |irllllon flirt! Friday rhallrnKlnit llir t-oiiaillullonulliy of Ihe law. which had been In forrr iiln rr M .irrli lU u iilll MuiiMin'aut'llon. A lio rnry A nna Arriola. daughter of Sen. Kllzatielh Arriola. u I h i sponsored lire bill signed Inin law by Gov .loarph Ada. said llial Ikitrtl on comment* Munson nuidr concrm lnK her |m-i liltni. "I am cnnlklenl dial llir law will b r thrown out h v Hit* t w ir l.” Labor may call for new elections JE R U S A L E M — Th e Labor Party, drftaird by the nonroin* m lllal r|M‘ft'li by a key religious parly Iradrr. Indicated Tuesday II might support ra rlv rlcctloii* in Israel If II cunuol fomi a main Ion government. dalilil Elle/er Srhach Kavr a much untlrlpnlrd speech Monday lo •tome 10.000 ultra Orthodox Jew * but did not apcrlly whether two Mtinll religions turtle* would bark ccn trr lcfi Lalxir or Ih r right-wing Likud Parly — w ho arc W i n g In form a new |{ovrrnm rnl. Ihirlni! h it address al Ih r uiinual convention of Ih r Dcgcl ll.iinm li religious party. Ih r dlm lnulllvr elderly rnhhlnle schol.ir limleail admonished secular .Irwn for forgetting llielr Judaism and said die Jew ish people are a nation with or widmut territory. India bus crash kills 41 C A L C U T T A . India — A prtvulr bus wllh more Ilian tiO people aboard plump'd hom a bridge west of Caleulla and si rue k power lilies. Igniting Ihe vehlele. killing al least 41 people and Injuring 20 others. poller said. The mishap occurred uhoul IT p in Moutlay near llir town ol Kh.irugpura. located uIk iiii (M) miles west of die West Bengal stale capital of Caleulla. poller said. T h r privately o|>rrutrd bus was carrying m orr than Ik) people Irom Caleulla lo Hhubaneswar. Ih r ra p llu l ol neighboring Orissa stale, when ll skidded oil a bridge spanning .1 set ol I .nil oat! tracks. T h r hus snagged on a set of high-voliagt- power lines and hung from llir rallies momentarily before crushing lo die train tracks, said survivor Madan Das. a Iradrr from Ih r Wrsl IW-nn.il lown ol Ranaglial. Patrols reinforced in township JO IIA N E S D U K G . South Africa — Reinforced poller nulls patrolled die black township of Scbokrng Tuesday a day after nine blacks were killed and nearly 450 wounded In poller guultic d iu lm ia proles) .igulnsl poor llvltiK t nndlllnnx. Ih r |Millee eomiulssloiier Tuesday declared Ihe u m rs l “ under eonlrol." In llielr llrsl detailed rontm enl on Monday's bloodshed III Setxikcng. poller said a crowd of about 50.000 blacks armed wllh shines, slicks. Ixilllcs and Iron pipes bewail attacking oil leers, forcing Ihem lo return flrr In scll-dcfcnsr. From United P ra ia Inlernatlonal ra p orti til mu. <o.|. WASHINGTON - T h e gov­ ernm ent'* fallurr to pruprrly ix illrr I h r $35 h llllo n u y c a r w r lg h l-In * * in d u s t r y ru tild I h r r a l r n Ih r h r u llli u l Ih r estimated 65 mllllou Amrrleans who a rr dieting. a eomtrrssmun said. Al a hearing Into wrlghl-loxx program s. H rp . Hon W yd rn . D O r r .. elialnnati of a House Small lluslnrss s iih m m m ld rr. said Moutlay Ilia! a rrernt survry found alxmt 2 0 ix-rcriii ol Anirrlean udults are "rryislanlly dieting." iiiaKlii|( I hem prime lu rg rl* of Ihe " la rg e ly tin* regulated" dirt Induslry. W y d rn a r k n n w Ir d gr d potitid'shrddliiK |N>tlnns have I>rrn around for generations. Hut hr said. " A new m ix of question­ able products, tiiilrnlnrd pro­ viders and deerpllvr advertising Is rx|x>xliig our rlllzctl* lo line*p crlril and unnecessary hralili risks." A survey. rondiN 'Ird lor Ihe ro m m lllr r In M arkrlD ala Knlerprlsrs. eslimaled Ih r market for w r lg h l loss p rodu cts Is growing about 10.0 |irrrrnl an­ n u a lly and w ill e x r r r d $50 billion by 1905. T h r rsllm a lr Included exercise spas, die! b rv rrages and artificial sweetener*, us wrtl os welghl-toa* programs and low-ralorlr formula*. W ydrn sold Ih r evidence Indlealrs many produrta peddled by diet rlln lca are unlealed "w ith llllle or no scientific proof of their safely and effective­ ness." There are no m inim um standards for aiaff (raining, al­ though m any employee* are m i l l e d lo I h e p u b l i c a* "specialists." h r said. Nancy W rllm a n. president of llir American Dtrlellc Asnoclallon. slrrsacd that rapid wrlghl lo s s r e q u i r e * a d o c t o r 's su|irrvislon. " T h r m o s t s ig n if ic a n t drawback lo an unsuprrvlard. very low ra lo rlc dirt la Ih r p o irn lla l for llfr-lh re a le n ln g s ld r-rf f re la .” W e llm a n aald. "Ia n s of body prulrln may adecl cardiac funcllon and could br rrla lrd In heart failure. Other (Mitenl lut side rlfrcta Include anemia. Ilghi hradrdnrsa. con stl|xilkin. dlarrbra and menstru­ al Irregularities." U n i week. 19 Florida women lik'd suit against Nulrl Syatem of Willow Grove. Pa., alleging Ihc d lrl damaged Ih rlr gallbladders. N uirl-Syslrtn said Monday lla programs "meet accepted nutri­ tional prlnclplea.” C a r o l H o u s e h o ld e r . of Flagstaff. A rli.. testified how her 44-yrar-okt husband suffered a cardiac arrest and brain damage after losing nearty 30 pounds on a Nulri-System diet. Houaeholder said doctor* told her that her husband had early signs of coronary heart disease, but hla attack probably waa triggered by nutritional defi­ ciencies and h r should not have gone on a diet without medical supervision. Wyden criticized Ihe Food and Drug Administration and Feder­ al Trade Commission for falling lo Investigate le a de n In Ihe wrlght-foas Induslry. "It la no surprise l ha I ihe 13 *weight-loss cases Ihe F T C has brought since I960 focused on gadgets and gim m icks — the O u l Busier and Ih r Fal Magnet lo name a couple." he said. "N o F T C case to dale has tackled Ih r potentially greater threats — Ihe fa s t-g ro w in g tre n d s to w a rd commercial w rlghl loss clnlcs and phyalrlan-supervlaed dlrl program*." Janet Srlgcr. chairman of Ih r F T C . aald her staff Is Investigat­ ing advertising claims by diet clinic chains, aa well as hospltalund doctor-based weight-loss plans. Soviet troops get rough in Lithuania United Press Internet lonal V IL N IU S . U.S.S.K - Soviet soldiers dragged l.llliu a n la n a rm y deserters Irom a hospii.il Tuesday and tixik over Ih r hcadi|uarlrni of Llihuanta's lmlc|ienilciii Com m unists Ire u forceful ira ssrrlkm of Moscow’s control over Ih r dtsAldrnl llillllr rrpilhllr. At Irtisl 30 soldlrrs armed w llh AK-47 aulom allr wrii|Mius drovr up lo Ih r party's t'ru lra l Com m lir r building ul 7:15 a.m .. hltN-knl Ihr rn iro n rr. w rn l lusldr and n rru p lrd II. an u ld r In Ih r party Ira d rr Alglrdas llra/auskas said. Ilra/auskas said Ih r ap|xirrnt purpose of Ihr ruld wus hi c o rrrr his indr|x-ndrni Com m unists m hand over |>arl of Ih r building lo Moscow loyallsls. who did mil follow llru/aiiskas's spill with Ihc S o vlrl nun her party. Hm/uuskus told reporters In- called Soviet IMilllhiiro mem ber Vudlui Medvedev Tuesday m orning. Imi " h r doesn't know anything about till* action," " lie Is an honorable man. Th e n - Is no reason not lo believe h im ." llra/auskas said, adding h r doubled Soviet Ira d rr Mlkh.nl Gorbachev knew ol Ih r urlkm . " I think If Mrdvt-dev didn't know. G orliachrv didn't know ." H r said h r also riintactrd Fyodor Ku/mtn. coinm andrr ol Sovlcl liable lone*, hul Ku/uilil had said h r was unaware of Ihe action. Earlier Tuesday, witnesses said al least 30 soldiers rolled up lo a psychiatric hospital In trucks and then seized 23 Lithuanian army deserters, drugging Ihem away and taking Ihem Into custody. "Paratroopers -am e and look Ihem aw ay," said a nurse who requested anonym ity. " T h e raid occurred ul 3 u .m ." Gen. Valentin Varennikov, commander In chief of Soviet ground forces and directing operations In Lllhuanlu. said 23 deseriers were seized. A spokesman for Lithuania's nafkmallat Sajudls movement suld 12 deserters escaped A l least 1.500 Lithuanians have descried their Soviet a rm y units, often ta king refuge In churches. Only a few had sought sanctuary In Ihr hospital. Th e Tuesday actions were Ihe most concrete signs of a crackdown by Gorbachev, who has Instructed Ihe K G B and Interior Ministry lo rrasserl Soviet control In Ihe fractkms Baltic republic, and Ihe urm y In round up deserters. The situation has been tense since Lithuania's new nationalist Parliament declared Independence Irom Ihe Sovlcl Union on March I I . Monday, a military helicopter hovering near Parliament dropped leaflets urging Vilnius resl denis lo pruirsi Tuesday against Ihe declaration of Independence. The Oscars ■ M l p icture: "D riv in g M iss D sisy," Richard D. Zanuck, U tl Fkil Zanock. •sst a ste r Dantsl DayLswls, "M y Lift Fool." ■ s s t s s trs s s : Js s s lc a T a n d y . " D r i v i n g M is s Daisy.” l a s t d lr s e t s r : O liv e r Slone, “ Bom on Ihe Fourth of Ju ly." ■ sst supporting a cto r D e n z e l W a s h in g to n , “Glory." Brenda Frtcfcsr, Foot." My Left ly for i Poets Society." Tom Schulman. fro m a n o th e r m ttflu m : " D r i v i n g M la a D a is y ." Alfrod Ufiry. ■ oa t o ln o m a to g ra p h y: "Glory." Fraddla Francla. ■ oat a rt d lr o c t lo n : " B a t m a n ," art d lra c to r Anton Furat, aot decoralion, Polar Young ■oat odHteg: Bom on tho Fourth ot July," David Brannor, Joa Hutahing, ■ oa t s o u n d : "G lo ry ," Donald 0 . Mltchtll, Qragg C. Rudloff, Elliot Tyaon, Russell Williams II. ■oat aound attoota adit Ing to g :' 'Indiana Jonaa and tha Laal Cruaada," Ban Burn, Richard Hymna. ■oat acoro: "Tha Lltlla Mermaid," Alan Mankan. ■oat eong: "Under Tha S a a , " m u a lc by A la n Mankan, lyrlca by Howard Ashman from "Tha Lltlla Mermaid." la s t foreign language film: "Cinem a Paradiao," (Italy). g#at costum e design: "Henry V ." Phyllis Dalton, ■oat visual aHeels: "The Abyss," John Bruno, De­ nnis Muran, Hoyt Yeatman, Dennis Skotak. Baal makeup: "Driving Mlaa Daisy," Manllo Roccheltl. 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We ll notify you when a home delivery route becomes available in your area Sanford H erald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �TU ESD A Y Herald |IN BRIEF “ TRC claims j softball title 1 | BASKETBALL Cavs, Rockets in playoff hunt Frtm staff raparta Cleveland kept p a rr with Atlanlii for the t lKhlh and final playoff p o rtio n in the Eastern ('nnfercnce. while Houston clltnlietl rloser to Seatllr In the Western for the last sjxit Hratl Daugherty scored 2 6 points to lead the Cavaliers to a 116 95 rout of the Sacramento King*. keeping Cleveland ''t game tx-hlnd the eighth place Hawks, who also won Monday. T h e Rockets vM'kcd the San Antonio Spurs I 13-95 to move within I Mi Haines of ihc StipcrSontea. C le v e la n d h as 14 Haines left. Houston 13 r e m a in in g T h e lo p eiHlit teams In each conference advance to •he playofls while the renialnliiH I I teams go into lhe NIIA lottery lor a chance to pick first in Ihc annual drafl. Elsewhere m the M IA . Atlanta defeated Denver 113-102. Charlotte ell|i|>cd New Jersey 07-H3. Chlcano blasted Phoenix 121-92 and the I-OS AiiHeles Clippers oullasled Minnesota 101-96 In overtime. HUNTING NSTRA field trial scheduled A National Shoot to Retrieve-sanctioned field trial will Ik - conducted on March 31 and April I at the Southern Shooters Dove and Quail Club located west of Plymouth olf U S 4 4 1 T h e winners of this trial will qualify to go to the Florida rational eliminator trial lor the N S T R A Douh ol the Year competition T o enter a doH In the trial or for more information, call T o m Ta ylo r ai 898-4444 in the cvcmuH and on weekend or al 898-1511 durliiH the day. A ll entries must he received by March 28. (trace d ra w in g will he held al 7 p m at I4 (X )E . W ashliiH ton Street in Orlando FOOTBALL Dolphins sign defensive end MIAMI — Th e Miami Dolphins have sinned defensive end Karl W ilso n , a pass rush specialist. Irom the unprotected list ol the Phoenix Cardinals, it was announced Monday Th e fourth-year Plan It free uncut played In 16 Humes with six starts for the Cardinals last year He finished the season with 26 tackles and a sack, playiiin primarily In pass rush situations. Wilson. 6-4. 275 pounds, was a third-round draft choice out of l-fill In 1987 Since the plan It sinmnn period In-huu Feb I. the Dolphins have sinned Wilson and Detroit fullback To n y Paine. COLLEGE BASEBALL March 27, 199 Walking a notsofine line — This past Saturday morning, Robbie Hillery ol the Sanford Recroailon Department was putting down lines for the opening ceremonies of the Little Maior Baseball League Tonight al 6 30 p m . the Little Maiors actually open their season with a pair of games at Fort Mellon Park SA N FO R D - With Ihelr leader busy p ill ion really lor the Mu|or l.eanue ILrseball season, the T im Raines Connection was still able lo clinch Ihc Sunlurd Recreation De­ partment Monday NIHht Solihull l.eanue championship with a 19-3 blow iml of SIrom lx-rn Carlson. In Monday night's other names played at Chase Park. Cabinet Aire whip|M'd Concrete Concepts 19-4 In lour inuliiHs and Ken K u nim e l Chevrolet pulled out a 6-2 decision over Ace Hardware of Volusia. With Ihree weeks remalulnn In the season. T R C Is still undefeated at 9-0. Concrete Concepts Is second al 6-4 with Ken Kum mcl a hall Hume lM-hlml at 5-4 Cabinet Aire Is 4-5. Ace Hardware 4-6. Strom h c rn -C a rls u n 3-7 and A llm a n* Waddles 2 7 Next week. Slrom bern-Curlson will play Ken Kum m cl al 6 30 p m . T R C laces Cabinet Aire al 7 :iO p in a n d C o n c re te C o n c e p ts p ia vs Allman Waddles al 8 30 p m A rc Hardware has the week oil Even ihounh sponvir and learn namesake T im Raines Is In sprlnn trnluliiH with the Monlreal Expos, llie T im Raines Connection tlonilnuterl Strom bern-Carlson almost Irom I he llrst InnlnH Slrom bcrg held T R C scoreless In the first Intunn. then saw llie visitors score 13 runs over the next four Innlnns Robert Stevens (raced the 23-hll T R C attack with a home run. triple a n d th re e ru n s score d Fre d Wushlunion added three slnnles and lour runs scored. Hilly G rllfllh had a double. two slnnles and three runs scored and Keith Acrce chlp|M-d In with Ihree slnnles and two runs scored O th e r c o n trib u to rs were Rod Turne r. T o n y Gunklnson and Levi Raines (each with Iwo slnnles. one run scored). Ned Raines (double, run scored). Sam Raines. Hurnell W ushlnnton and Mike Ualluwuy leach with a siunle and a run scored) and J Stuc key and Lloyd Wall (each with u sionlei l.cadlnn Slrom lx-rn Carlson were T o m Eveslage fslnnle. triple, ruit scoredl. Jeff Madsen and T o m m y Elliott leach with two slnnles and it run scoredl. S lrv c Wasulu Itwd slnnles) and Pete Mueller. KaX Ohbuyushl and Mike Hill (one slunk! each) I; Cabinet Aire o|x-nrd lls name wltlt Concrete Concepts by scorlnn llvij runs In the top of the first Inning: Concrete Concepts answered with three runs m the Ixiltnm ol the link only to see Cabinet Aire blow the' name open with a nine-run srrtm (l InnlnHConcrete Concepts added a solo run In ih r third InnlnH bclorr Cabinet Aire scored live more runs In the fourth to end the name by the m ercy rule. Leud-olf hitler Te rry Kussl had a slnnle. double, trlplr and four runs scored to pace Cublnel A lrr's 14 hit olfrnse. Also chippinn In wrre Hrad Kroner (double, two slnnles. threr runs scored). Gren Renisler (three slnnles. ihree runs scored). Scull Farm er (double, two runs scoredl. •fell Kroner and Richard Shannon (each with a slnnle und two runs scoredl. David R urr (two slnnles. one run scored) and Mike Edwards and Scott Carter lone slnnle rachl Provldinn the offense for Concrete Concepts were Mark Hoffman Itrlpic. two runs scoredl. William Hlanil (slnnle. double, one run scoredl. Hobby Tabor and Steve G ray (one slnnle rachl and Curtis Tabor (one run st ored). T h e best name of the nlHht was the last onr as Ken Hummel jumped out to a 6 0 lead alter Iwo Innlnns. then held off A re Hardware. After cuttlnn the lead lo 6-2 with a pair of runs In Ih r fourth InnlnH. Ace Hardware stranded live runners on base over Ih r Iasi three Innlnns. Scorlnn the runs for Ken Kum m cl w r re T o d d C h r ls lr n s r n . C h ris N le k lr . D a v id G o ld s t lr k . Rick Perkins. Scott M urphy and Chuck Lambert. Provldinn the hits were C h rls lrn s rn (triple, two slnnles). Goldstlrk and M urphy (two slnnles S«« Softball, f i f t 2B O v ie d o ca p ita lize s o n w a lks, errors to w in ‘e x h ib itio n ’ l y TONY OoSOftMIKS Wichita State tops poll Herald Sports Editor T U C S O N . Art/ — Wichita Slate, rldlnn the crest of a 9-name wm nlnn streak, reclaimed the lop spol In the Collcniatc HuscUill ESPN N C A A Division I baseball |miII. released Monday. Th e Shockers, with a 19-2 record, unsealed Georgia Tech, which lost lo Hawaii and Wrinht Stale last week. Geornia Tech fell to third Ix-hlnd No 2 Miaou Miami Is now 27-5 and Geornia T ech is 24-3 KoundlnH out the lop IO wen- Florida Stale. Stanford. Arizona State. Oklahom a State. Arkansas. San Jose Stale and Cal State-Lonn I leach O V IE D O — Generally, you don't (day exhibition Haines In the middle of Ihe season. Hul that's )ust about what Monday's hlnh school baseball name lx-tween Oviedo and Nnrthport ol L o iih Island. N Y um nunlcd lo. an exhibition For th«' Nnrthport Tiners. this is ihelr llrsl week ol Ix-inn able lo practice outdoors. Ami II showed on Monday mnhl In an 112 loss lo the Lions as they commuted six errors, walked einht Oviedo hitters, had iwo passed balls, two wild pitches and a hulk T h e Lions' only earned run was ihelr I Itli. scored in die sixth Innlnnon four walks As the name draHHr<l I lie two Iranis substituted extensively, us lliey minbt In an exhibition h*1” "' Overall. 28 dllferenl players made an ap|x-arunrc in llie contest. Possibly the most impressive was Norllqxirl starlinn pitcher T im McKenna, who reputedly Is bcliin heavily recruited by Florida Slate and Florida Southern CollcHc. In Ills three luuluns on llie mound, lie did nnl allow an earned nui lallhounht einht unearned were scoredl Al llie plate, he was 2-for-4 with a triple. K ill and run scored "T h a t kid can really stroke llie lu ll.’ said Oviedo coach Mike Ferrell. w Ii i m - learn Improved lo 13-4 with llie victory. "T h e y (Nonliportl look gtxxl I think Ihul they ran out ol Has They've played a lot ol names since enmluHdnwn last Thursday "The difference was the errors and walks. D ia l's the way II H'»cs We've been pluyinn well lately. Th e y made some mistakes anti we made Ih tiii pay " HOCKEY North Stars inconsistent in win IIL O O M IN G TO N . Minn - The Minnesota N orth Stars came oul ol the chute like nannbusters. went into a shell and then tinished slroon lor a 5 4 win over the Toronto Maple l.cals Monday. Itrlan Hcllows' 53rd n»ul ol the season secured the victory, which propelled the North Stars closer lo a playoll spot "W hen we were up 4 0. we kind <>l wetii Into cruise control, and you ca n 't do t li.it.** Hcllows said ll s not a conscious thinn. bill we MINNESOTA s e rm lo pla y belter NORTH ST-RS when our hacks are lo the wall " Ill-Hows power play H'Ml al 5 41 ol the third period, which pul Minnesota up 5 3. nave him ihc d u b record lor scormn In slrainbl names |8| and also nave him |Milnls In llie Iasi 13 llulli i urrcnlly are the lonnesl scormn streaks in the M il. Com piled from alaff and w lra raporta. U A SK ETD A LL 3 .Ml p m — E S P N .IH A Playotls III Com plata Hating* on Papa I I Alm ost as Im pressive as M cK enna was O vied o pill her See E x h ib itio n . Page 2B SwtkpMt m mo • - i » t £>*i.do lit (II • - II « I VtUrnnj (4) jrJ Mollman Oorvf'dNOn (4) C«*Upa io<l Aib.r* ArP C«Up* 170) IP Xrnna ;B InJtelter iNo'i*n»f») Jt) V t U f 't 'f (NcvthpofO HR Non* OvetJo <) 4 Having bad only one week of practice outdoors. Ibe Nortbport Tigers (ol Long Island. N Y ) bad a tougb time banging on to H«tM Mata kf *•*» tm4m tbe ball in an 11-2 loss to Oviedo Darren Feeney (No 23) and his Tiger leammales made six errors Ibal led to 10 unearned runs Spring training games begin without major league umps United Press International Fans ireal all oiu piit s the same whether tliev com e Irom ihc m apirs itit- m inors or I.title l.eanue T ile um pires w ill a lw a y s incur lilt w ia lli ol the Ians M onday il w as m in o r Icanut u m p s w h o received dit- ma|ttrily ol ih c ta/zinn learns pl.t veil llie lirsi I'xhltiilion nanu s ol tin sptm n iism n m in or Ic.tnuc u m pires while the ma|iu li aunt u m p s starteil a |ub at IIOII llie ma|or leaniie um pires w ho sav itiev will wotk tin- regular season, eonleud ltiev are I h mn shoil i h.itini il on salaries aild lit m ilts lx i atlst ol GE OF SPORTS llie shorleneil I raiuii ii« season rt-siilt li in Irnni the 12 tLiv Iih koul ih.il entleil Mart h 19 T h e union also ohp ets lo nol In ion i onsiilli-tl on lilt Ihree ilav exleusloit ol llie rcnulat season A trio ol I'riple A u m p ire s w orked I 111 C liv e land India ns San Francisco (iia u is name hi St ottsdale. A n / I'liev itxik some abust Irom Ihc Luis hill iio llim n "U l ol I he o id m a rv I lie Pat Hit t oast t.i .inm ■ti w ot D .m W u kh.tiii T o m Mtilor -m il II.ink S* h w .u i/ even ■ailed a lialk and drew (liaise Irom hoih m ananers G ia n ts Mali.in* • Ron*i t tain poki it tils tie.id m lo thiar lot k< r in nu i and -wild nice name i le v e l.tint M a n .i n t i Jo h n M< N a u ia ra etim (ile m e n le t l t h e t rt-w n o l let-1 h e m b v s a v in g be t lit ln i re a lly I tlm unlll they did really giNxI. said ( li ve land pitcher lo in C a n d lo lll. w h o was t ailed lor llie lialk Y ou nol lo think II s itmnb ll he hadn't se e n th e p it c h e r s b e fo re , e s p e c ia lly llie k m u klcball He t ailed a hoik tin me anil I rcallv I talked I (tree u m p ire s h u m the ( lass A South A llu iilu l.eanue worketl ihc Pilules C a rd in a ls nam e at ic tille d hv < o m m is s lu n e r F a y V in t cu t In H ra d fu lo u I w ould preler to have them here Vincent Sec Baseball. Page 2B �V, Gibson’s future uncertsln S TA TS & STANDINGS k.JL » V E R O B E A C H - U » A n fc le * Dodger*' outfielder K irk G Gil lbaon fare* the fa d hla career m a y be o v e r th e a a m e w a y he ■pproachea Ihe gam e — •qua rely. Glbaon. w h o c a n ’l even take ba llin g practice standing u p y e l. acknowledge* he probably w o n 't be ready for op e n in g day A p ril 9. He a lto a d m it* , th o u g h dla beltcvlng. hla p la yin g day* m a y be al an end. “ W h o k n o w * . I m ig h t be through right n o w ." Glbaon aald Monday before p u llin g hlm aelf through a nother day of rigorous ofT-lkld w orkout*. “ If ao. I'll Jual have to do aom ethlng else. " I l w ill be lo u g h lo accept, bu l I'll accept II. I don't th in k ll'a going lo h a p p e n , b u l I can accept II If II doe*." Al X.n Cw*«nrOwk u r * Lpasa **. M U 8 I U M Cm *? CMk M u . W TU U issues * UNa Par*. ):*►<*. iv a a a a u m a w . rap **. * IIt i H M l * 1: a p m • M U f im l« M h | am. K llM t lS f ii. 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Baseball- M t a ^ M iM U k iM T •M i t lO m il i A i n ir t v ii a IM iM n i G ibson look b a llin g p ra c llrc ■la d a y * n e a r h la M ic h ig a n hom e, h op ing lo get a head atari o n sp rin g tra in in g before re p o rtin g to the D odgers' ciaaay fa c ility o n th e F lo rid a E a a Coast. I. Paul Aimger 100 7. Mark Cakavecchta 171 X ■ abort Gamei 104 4 Greg Norman 321 1 Cra*g Stedier lee 0. Fred Coupus 3S4 7. Steve Elk mg ton 3S0 0 Tom Kite 30f 0. 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A federal judge In Philadelphia rejected a request by the Na* i tonal and American leagues for a temporary restraining order lhal would have ordered Ihe umpires back lo work. In ru lin g against Ihe ball cluba. U.S. District Judge Norma Shapiro said the leagues had failed lo show they would be Irreparably harmed by Ihe u m ­ pires' action. In exhibition games: A t H a l a s s C i t y , ro o k ie Mickey Pina smashed a home run In the eighth Inning lo lift Boston lo a 2-1 trium ph over Kansas C ity. Pina victim ized 1989 N L C y Y o u n g A w a rd winner Mark Duvls, who was making his Royals dcbul after signing a four-year. $13 million contract. A t F o rt La a d a rd a lo . Sieve Balbonl doubled home Iwo runs during a four-run sixth Inning lo lift Ihe New York Yankees lo a 5-4 victory over Atlanla. Rookie Mike Blowers, who will start at third base for the Yankees. Ignited Ihe sixth with a single. He also homered. A t M ia m i. T im Wallach drove In four runs with a three-run double and a sacrifice fly lo give Montreal a S-3 victory over Baltimore. Expos starter Dennis Martinez learned with Dennis " O il C a n " Boyd and rookie Darrin Winston lo shut out Ihe Orioles on six hits over Ihe first seven Innings. A t K lsa lm m a * . Mike Marshall singled home Iwo runs during a Ih rrr-ru n eighth Inning lo help the New York Mcts post a 7-2 victory over Houston. Marshall was making his Mcts debut after coming In u major trade with the Dodgers. A t O rla a d o , Hublc Brooks and Eddie Murray each hit a solo homer during a seven-run eighth lo carry Los Angeles to a 13 0 pounding of Minnesota. Five of ihe seven runs were unearned. G ary Gaelll homered twice for Ihe Tw ins. A t B ra d a a to o . Barry Bonds and Don Slaught homered lo liisoui lead the Pittsburgh to a 5-3 victory over St. Louis. Bonds put Ihe Plrales ahrad 4-1 with a lwo-run homer In Ihe fourth. S la u g h t. obtained from the Yankees In December, added a solo hom er. T e rry Pendleton Itomered and Geroulino Pena lilt a i wo-run triple for SI. Louis. A t $ c « t t s 4 * l« . Artz.. G a ry Ca rte r's bloop double scored Ja m ie Cooper from first with Iw o out In Ihe ninth lo give the Giants a 4-3 trium ph over the Indians. C h ris Ja m e s had a I wo-run homer for Cleveland. A t F a r t C h a r lo t t e . Je ff Kunkel collected Iwo hits. In­ cluding a solo homer, and drove In Iwo runs lo lead Texas lo a 9-4 victory over Ihe W hile Sox. Ja m ie Moyer went four Innings and struck out seven for Ihe Rangers. A t T a m a , A r i a . , Roberlo Alom ar had Ih n * hits, three RBI and stole Iw o bases In San D i e g o 's 9 -2 v i c t o r y o v e r California. T h e Padres, aided by four Angrl'serrors. scored five unearned runs off Mike W ill to break a 2-2 tie In Ihe fourth. A t P lM a a ls , Sieve Howard s two-run single with two out In Ihe ninth gave world champion Oakland a 6-5 decision over Ihe Chicago Cubs. T h e A 's scored five runs In the last Iwo Innings. C h ic a g o 's R y n e S a n d b e r g homered. doubled and had three RBI. A t T a m p a , A r ia ., Edgar Martinez drove In two runs and five Seattle pitchers lim ited Milwaukee to three hits as the Mariners defeated the Brewers 7-0. Ken Griffey J r . doubled twice for the Mariners A t F lo a t C i t y , Jose Rljo. i Rodney Imes. Kip Gross and Rob Dibble combined on a four-hitter to give Ihe Reds a 4-1 victory J over Ihe Toronto Blue Ja ys In ' Manager Lou Plnlella's debul with Cincinnati. A t F o r t C h a r lo t t s , Kevin Brown and Brad Arnsbcrg each pitched three scoreless Innings us four Texas pitchers combined on a four-hitler lo beat Ihe Chicago White Sox 2-0 In a spilt-squad game. Mike Stanley hit a two-run double In the second. A t L a k a la a d . Ricky Jordan w e n t 2 for 4 to le a d th e Philadelphia Phillies to a 6-3 victory over Ihe Detroit Tigers. Philadelphia starter Pat Combs pitched three hitless Innings. Detroll starter Dun Petry. m ak­ ing his first appearance In a T i g e r u n ifo r m sin ce 1987. allowed four runs, five hits und three walks before being re­ m oved with Iwo out In the fourth. Exhibition— Softball C o n t in u e d f r o m I B C o n t in u e d f r o m I B B .J. Calapa. who got rocked for Iwo runs on three hits In Ihe first Inning, then settled down und llmlled Ihe visitors to four hits Ihe rest of Ihe way. He struck out seven und walked two while improving Ids personal mark lo each) and J im Lam b. Perkins. Lambert and Jason Miller (one single each). " I l was great to sec B .J . regroup uftcr that first Inning and throw good pilches the rest of the w u y .'* said F e rre ll. "Everybody played tonight. You don't have m any games where you have lhal opportunity." Nine different Oviedo players scored runs on Monday night. Rufus Boykin and Calapa each scoring Iwo. Th e others were scored by Mike Verne. To d d Tocco. Brian Muclnness. Jo n Williams. Jason llu lsh. Ryan A lk lrc and Jo h n Hernandez. Tocco. Boykin. Calapa and Todd Bellhorn each rontrlbulrd a hit. Ace Hardware's runs came on u two-run home run by J r lf Aten In the fourth Inning lhal scored Jo h n Boggs (who had reached base on a single I ] _____ • A ll M i l II p m SC Cotbgo Tokdo «• South Florid* BA SKETBALL IMpm ESPN CBA Ployotf G «m « CL) BOXING «p m - US- TBA (L ) GOLF • 30 p m - S U N C o ilo g o 1990 Budgot U C F C U tv c HOCKEY 10 p m — SC Wotfiingto* C*p«Ui» «t N « « Jt»Mf d£*il% LACROSSE 11 p m — SUN M*U Locrotto BoJtimor* Thuodof «t Dv'roit Turbot SWIMMING I H im ESPN Coilogo oomoo NCAA D>«)Won I Soimmmg A D««mg Ch*mp«on th*p% BASEBALL t pm WUCF 7 M 109 91. Coilogo UCF *t Florid* M ISCELLANEOUS 110* p m WB2S AM (17701 T ho Sports Fmi*I S ' I T iT T i T V I AVOID IKANSMISSIIP. , i . r i . i . r r . . i u . ^PRUBUMS .-.-..m 4 4 -- a {T r e e in s p e c t io n s e r v ic e ! TR A N SM ISSIO N TU N E-U P £ A DC ?>£i rs r- a, Naa l * N | FREE TOWINO R s ^ ' 5 s s a s s r j Ixr UVJiHrtT *4fUiO SMVOtfUOI BAfl 1 mi VMMU0X ,17th B I IJDJ ( H.‘,» «J» aiAcosi tFo>aVcltf ii hmmkmFa$OWUa$Ca ■ BS1427Q J 1 zao-aaa* DELANO 1 1 •TrnH Wsaatraft*.1| | INStil $0 \ IBB4010 iao4| Tia saaa* h AAl TRANSMISSION WORLD «-j S A N F O R D -O R L A N D O KENNEL CLUB North of Orlando, ust ofl Hwy. 17 0 2 1 M l Dog Track)R d . Longwood 8 3 1 -1 6 0 0 �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. March 37, 1M0 — People IN BRIEF CH«t and chotottrol program sat T h e weal branch of the Seminole County P u b lk Library will preaenl a program on rholeslerol and diet at 7 p.m .. Wednesday. March 28. Anita M. Sal Ias. R.D., chief clinical dietician al Orlando Regional Medical Center, will conduct the program w ith a question and answer session afterward. T h e free program la open to the public and will be held In the meeting room of the library at 249 Hunt C lu b fllvd., Long wood. Phone 862-2282 for details. Garden of tho month Tha homa and garden of Oliva and Robart Stump, 2439 Myrtla A vs., has baan saiactad by Iha Sanford Gardan Club aa tha C a rd a n of tho M onth for March.Tha Stump gardan wao chosen for tha award aa Iha lo va ly Im p a lla n a bloom od along tho azalea hadgo. Slump watchad aa Ida wlfa tsndsd tha rotas and geranlurns at tha ontrancs of thair homa. Tha gardan wao choaan by Mrs. W.S. Gsssatl of tha Hibiscus Clrcla for tha gardan club. AARP peasants safs driving for tantors T h e American Association of Retired Persons IA AR P ) will sponsor a two-day classroom refresher course for drivers 95 years of age and older at the Sanford Senior Center. Class sessions will be held from 12:30 until 4 :30 on Thursday. March 29. and Friday. March 30. T h e course cost Is 87. payable to A A R P on the first day of class. T o register, call the Sanford Senior Center at 330-5699. Library to show familyfilm T h e Central Branch of the Seminole C o u n ty Public Library will present the film "Paul's Case" at 7 p.m .. Wednesday. March 28. T h e hour-long film Is based on a short story by W ills Cather. and Is about a romantic young man who drops out of high school In the turn of the century. T h e film, which will be shown In the Meeting Room. Is free and open lo the public. Th e Central Hranch Is located at 215 N. Oxford Hd.. Casselberry. For more Information, call 339-4000. Stylist called clip artist by custom er CALENDAR Panic Attack group to matt Agoraphobia;Panic Attack Support G ro u p meets each Tuesday at 8 p.m. at West Lake Hospital. 589 W. Stale Road 434, Longwood. T h e support group Is for those who are afraid lo go out of their house and be active In public. D R A B A M T : I've read your colum n for years, but I've never seen this problem addressed before: Last week, I went to I he beauly shop In get m y hair cut. I am a very conservative person and don’t like unusual haircuts, so I gave m y beautician (he calls himself a "stylist") a few In­ structions on how I wanted him lo cut It. Well, he didn't seem loo pleased with me and m y tnsi met Ions: then he turned my chair so lhat m y track was lo the mirror, and I couldn't see whai he was doing. Afler he finished and I saw what he had done, I nearly crlt-d. M y hair was so short. I looked like a man! T h is is not the first time I have been "sheared" by a beautician. After talking to m y friends. I learned lhat every one of them has had a similar experience. A bby. why do brauUt-lans du ibis? And has anyone ever sued u barber for a lousy halreul? Ovaraatars to gather A regular meeting of O vcrrutrrs Anonym ous Is conducted on Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at Florida Power and Light. 301 Myrtle Ave.. Sanford. For more Information, call Carol at 322-0657. Casselberry Kiwanls to meat Ktwanls C lu b of Casselberry meets at 7:30 a m . every Tuesday at Village Inn. U.S. Highway 17-92 and Doglrark Road. Longwood. For more Information, call 831 -8545, Toastmasters plan masting Toastmasters International Club 6581 meets each Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at Seminole Com m unity College. Hoorn S-206. For more Information, cull 695-3966. TOPS chapters to mast about eating Take Off Pounds Sensibly meetings are held at the Osteen Civic Center on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. For more Information, contact Mlrhelle Todd at 321-8153. T O P S Chapter F L 79 will meet Tuesday at 6:15 p.m . ul Howell Place. 200 W . Airport lllvd.. Sunford. SHEARED Nar Anon to offer help Nar-Anon. a self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando General Hospital. For more Information, call 869-6364. D EA R S H E A R E D : S o m e beauticians get scissors-happy for a variety of reasons; firs) they cut off a little too much, then they try to "even It u p ." Others get carried away, or want lo give Ihe customer his/her money's worth. 1 doubt If anyone has ever surd a barber for a lousy haircut. By the lime Ih r rase would gel on I he court calendar, the plalnilll’s hair would have grown long enough tosh on. WAC, WAAC together Th e W om an's Arm y Corps and W om an’s A rm y Auxiliary Corps. Chapter 73. meet every fourth Wednesday of the month at 11 a.m. at the Navy Base 0(Tlrrrs' C lu b In Orlando T h e meetings are open lo any W A C or W A A C member. For more Information, call M. Colburn at 327-0617. Serenades' Dance scheduled Th e Sercnudcrs' Senior Dance lakes plare each Wednesday al the Sanford Civic Center from 2:30-4:30 p.m . Those aged 55 and older are welcome to the dance, which features a live band. No reservations are needed, and donations are >1. For more Information, call John or Minnie Kane al 322-8549. DEAR ABBT: My wife Insists on total privacy when she gain on the trk p h n n r. None of her conversations are less than 45 T- T U l S P A Y ’t PRI— ___ 6 -0 0 6 :3 0 7 :0 0 7 :3 0 wM esc m £0 © NWMal us a k lN M MM M ai ksyw*|l hnmtif lyksoirt |fortw* 8 :0 0 8 :3 0 •II wwsow W**sw 9 :0 0 Own W Lb* MS DM to UMR. SSI . . ««N S u M V In U B M r ^ L — IL Psunw. W«m OiU) MgM Thompson TIm Gm S U * MM* WMl Mr* Ow CMUnsf (71) »** (SuMy Jaws, Un Cw«| p a ■ » )...» "• m m Oil If* hit heat Iks UN KWA iMn In * fniais T n tjf l i Un* ooo (IQouo Uon* ftoWomr. KiyvyhsMW I ■m w Tho Ally Croup T*a«M Iono iPrvdni Iromrat in* M M l (VT^TaCiS Doo#r», PsoviIM*t _ . 5rS m tldn. VUm Sm I P joMS 1T>WWk Honor*"* Pyortk___ *o* look- Tour Sou Srlwo Tw o PnrnolM Coorgo WortiMawn; M aine oI * Notion___ inUdvt) [SotokoO [aokotoll f3pCort»| Scvttnwil*i icng knwl* . H>0 Ta* (HGH U| iGaaory H w SsiravaOoupm) L S I' t»*o«* WMw ~bwrt»»r f«» Mo fWyts*IStts Moms *1•» Ml 8 IS) f*l) H U tto^toUr Pidgoan. Joon Forko»*| CoooVt |X Sool~ V fT Uuoio So* Wo* fktdrtsHMs ildgu 'fLoom, D«k Pgnl Thooirt jbrwaa * lot* Broow (P0-UL M ) » For ft*m Ha*o (RW| * i*B»fynw«| yCo>T> Ftk>»on. !W<odilH SUcryor) VUI I f * . as* g T T f ^ i a i t k i r o lutro S*«*on j km I Comoro (I f U m k rl I lU M 'l W l :a*te(*k Otliog. •<*tth«f |J i»m ■U kl'l I M Tut )B«i*» m v A *.* r* * bock Xilrt.kl. No* 0. I n n |D. Rood |S«I NgM LouflMr Non I I M J t o .v * (K U o o PosWtrp 1C|_ *<>■1 [So*1 Sportt Puls____________ iwSUm ftouok I M l *1 IF* 0*<art II* U n t il Uoutfon NoWoohoo ~l)rOot«oio [Souti ABIGAIL VAN BUREN minutes, and a two hour gablcsi Is all inconiinon. If 1 wan) lo lalk lo her. I must wait m illl she hangs up Ihe phonr. This walling has Irritated me for all 27 years of our marriage. Am I stilish in think m y wile should put her telephone gab­ bers on hold while I steal a minute of her lime lo tell her som ething Irefnre I Inrgel It altogether'? O r Is she rude' and IneimsJderate for Ignoring m y need lo lalk lo her? 1 signal for her lo please hang up. tout she |us! turns her back on me. t know she reads your column. W h t r h o n r of u s n e e t l s stra igh te nin g out the most. Abby? Plrsr help. I'm signing tny name, bul II you print lilts, call tnc... FRUSTRATED HUSBAND DEAR FRUSTRATED: Your wife Is Indeed rude anti Incon­ siderate, hut II you've been putting up with II for 27 years, you have m y profound sym pa­ thy. Next lime, trv slipping your wife a note while she's talking Also make a note lo yourself lo remind you ol what you w .m lril lo lalk to her about. DEAR ABBY: In response In lc llr(s uhoul discrimination and humiliation stiffen'd hv rxraptlnnally tall people. I was re­ minded of a ll-lool. 7-lncli ac­ quaintance ul mine. He goi so tired of people he hardly knew asking him It lie played tNisketball. he got a shirt on which is p rim e d , " N o . Do you p lay m ln lalurr gollV* District art show winners Winners ol the Sanford Woman's U u b Annual Arts Festival warn eligible to compete in the Florida Federation of Woman's Club's District VII Arts Festival in Orlando. Winning awards at tha District VII festival were Front row, left lo right. Hazel Cash, first place, knitting Sara Bowen, third place, cross-stitch; and T ln « Joseph, first place, oil painting. Back row: Faya Siler, left, chairman of the club's arts department, first place, fabric craft; and Aydrey Roush, second place, crocheting. Other district winners were Joan Marcel. Carol Ann Smith and Lucille Bahrans. The district first place winners are eligible lo compete at the FFW C Slate Convention In Tdmpa A Camp Challenge A Special Place for Special People Cull (<AM» 3X3-4711 fur uuniiiiT I'.unp info J.K . IN LAKELAND. FLA. T ration tho 7M Club Ik M C M BBSS B S P rx-s n HUS) ■U skSU nl* OtM WnChn UnwBy h w . toqor* L (n M E 10 0 0 ,1 0 : 3 0 1 1 :0 0 1 1 :3 0 (qua Judes jpramtrf) HsdMLokm Court 9 :3 0 CtHW M u) [tmt* Nws Gmws T)al mtMru a«a»« QrMtUsTsWy U H m* © T ill s ADVICR Kiss Tort ' [geo Jlc.krroUr "T6o*1 Co Moor Wo Waror |V| . t**W M IW o (M . . (Jo* 6 oM O v y . Sodo.) ---------------------, Y „ B j g M r wroto |Sou*fl (L**J-------------- -------Conorofii I* Ow fV*»*o kktaoOwT fFloiwik ZomMj_IH* St Court n* WiK tlo H V«) 0 I a »M Kongo In Ubnrt 13 (urt JComodj UlwMo I TOW* « Tk*t Who M Tor* l*o • W M l C— «f Cothy InSja * Bo»o]»n Jortoroom Urnoritt l O*«o (TrSoo |C 'Wl o«» fUn«n UcCtmS DEAR ABBY: Mv soil recently married Ids "live -ln " girlfriend. It was u very private wedding w lih only ilielr utlcndants. Th e y se n l no I nv i t at i ons or annoiinerm rnls. t he reception fol­ lowing the ceremony was a ipm-t larnlly dinner. I am very Inirl because not one friend or relative who has known m y son since he was a hoy senl a present. I gave expensive pres­ ents for their ch ild re n 's second, and even third marriages. Am I wrong for feeling I Ills wav? H U R T IN V E R M O N T D E A R H U R T : You need never upologl/c for your Icrllugs — only your uc tions. Since no announcements or Invitations to attend I he wedding were Issued, your friends ami relatives may have tell Ignored I Hare Is Hie person who. upon learning lhal a Irieiul or relallve has reccnlly married, will rush m il and buy a gill I Apparently those lo whom yon sent gills for ihcir second and third marriages li lt nootdigallon to rrclprocuic. slm e Ihere were no festivities tout lend Suyk Suwrn KoMon For 24-hour listings, see TV Week Issue of Friday, March 23. (Problems? Wills to Dear Abby. For a personal, unpublished raply. sand a sail addrtsssd, siampsd anvalopa lo Daar Abby. P.O. Boa 69440. Los Angalas, Calll. 90069. All coitaspondence la confidential) W E D N E S D A Y IS FA M ILY DAY A T SAVE LO TS OF MONEY BRING T H E KIDS FOR A SUPER SN ACK.'' 2 Pc. Chicken WlMash Potaloea $ 4 99 & Gravy, and Buscull A 3 PC. CHICKEN DINNER With Mashed Potatoes, Orlg. Cole Stew Or Your Choice O l Salad O r Vegglas Substitutions • Extra Good All Day Wadneaday No Coupon Necataary FEED A FAMILY OF 4 FOR ^ • a* aw aw I OHs* l.peit 4JOM J C Cj O vj*■• jT a c Hoi *jm! 2" $ IS PIECE BUCKET I OHW K.Rwea 4»*0 I T,iUr cndk« >* ps QKf Cfim»f * Fha*ChwcMMpniittJi J**3 i x 'sa * 1 “— * ' ir*«.p*, | „ * ‘9.99 m JL It * (•w n ivra K ira I .„ is & WE C A TER AN Y SIZE GROUP Famous Recipe. 1905 S. French Ava. (17-92) COUNTRY CHICKEN 323-3650 SAN FOR D �4 a -S a n to rd HerMd. Sanford. Florida - Tyeedap. March 27, 1 MO High court to review policy barring womoi from nazardous Joba M acTAVISH Business Review DISCOUNT CARPET INC. See Ow Endkst DetLetfto SeUcdoaO fQ aality Carpal A V&jlAi UP1 Supreme Court Reporter W A S H IN G T O N - Th e Supreme Court agreed Monday to decide If employers can bar women of child bearing age from certain Joba because the work could lead lo birth defects. T h e court w ill hear argum ent! In the fall In the case brought by a group of Wlaconaln women seeking review of a ruling by the 7th U .S . Circuit Court of Appeals that u pr upheld the ban. A decision la not expected before next year. A t Issue Is a clash between Job safety and women's rights. T h e employer. Johnson Controls Inc., makes batteries of w hich the prim ary material used la lead, which la a recognised health hazard to workers Medical experts also believe lead poses a serious threat lo a developing fetus that can lead to stillbirth, reduced birth weight and retardation. T h e com pany, w hich owns battery plants around the country, decided lo bar potential child bearing women from working w ith lead. Such "fetal protection policies" have beAxne Increasingly widespread In industries where lead or other chemicals are used, and are a common feature In the high-tech semiconductor Industry. Defenders say they're needed to prevent damage, to the unborn child, and to shield a company from being sued as a consequence. W om en's groups and labor unions, however, say the policies discriminate against women by barring them from high-paid Joba on the mere belief they might become pregnant and the work might pose a danger to a fetus. W h ile courts have generally slated such AfforlabU Fricti! AVI. 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A lm ond said lie fares a 65-count Indic tment that spans 15 years and alleges "a pattern of m urder, robbery, extortion, kidnapping, narcotics trafficking and obstruction of Justice." Alm ond said. " T h e Indictment silting on my desk must I k- I •s Inches thick.” the prosecutor said tm ML.MT14-4tf*aao 407-1 policies do discrim in a te against w om en, they have also said su ch policies ca n be Justified. D c n la e M . Z u t z . a J o h n s o n C o n t r o ls spokeswoman, said the company welcomed the "cou rt's review and we're confident the court will render a decision favorable to our p olicy." Quentin Rlegcl. deputy general counsel for the N a tio n a l A ss o cia tio n of M a n u fa ctu re rs In Washington, said companies are worried about being sued by the parents of children bom with birth defects. " A parent cannot consent to an Injury to a third p a rty." he said. " T h e women want to be able to make that decision. T h e problem for manufactur­ ers Is they are not let oft the hook. Th e y 're still liable under tort laws for a decision the worker makes." In other action, the court: •Agreed to decide at what point a desegrega­ tion order should be lifted for a public school that has achieved Integration goals. T h e caae concerns the Oklahoma C ity school system, which con­ tends confusion exists over a school system's obligation to a desegregation order once that order haa been met. • Refuaed to become Involved In a lawsuit arising from the McMartln Pre-School child molestation case, the longest and costliest crim inal trial In U.S. history. • Refuaed to enter a case Involving a claim that a bank discriminated against a m an for refusing to Issue him a credit card because he was not a U .S .c | tU n v In seeking high court review, lawyers for the . women argued that previous lower court rulings narrowed Title 7 of the C ivil Rights Act that bars discrimination baaed on sex. T h e y also said that exposure to lead can also cause reproductive harm In men by lowering sperm counts and cause genetic damage that can lead to birth defectsi In I offspring, contentions that were disputed by varying experts. A num ber of women's groups and labor unions. In a frtend-of-lhc-court brief, alao urged the court lo hear the caae and said It could affect as m any as 20 million women. " T h e truth Is that most women work because they have to: whether In single-parent or In two wage-earner households, women's contributions to fam ily Incom e are c ritic a l.” they said. "Joh nson Control's policy and others like It thus require women to make an Impossible ch olrr between their fertility and their Jobs." However, arguing against review, the company said that "w hite emphasizing that fetal protection policies are permissible only In extremely narrow circumstances and m ay not be based In any way upon notions of rom antic paternalism or stereo­ typed characterizations of the sexes, the courts have unanimously recognized that Title 7 allows sex-based distinctions where necessary to Indus­ trial safely." T h e case stems from Johnson Controls' de­ cision to bar m any women from working In sections of Its battery division where lead Is used lo prevent birth defects to their children. Liz Hatemon. 56. said she lost wages of as m uch as 4100 a week because she had been unable to transfer back to the lead-exposure arru of the company's Milwaukee plant, a pan of the operation In which she worked until 1962. So Batemon and other women manufacturing e m p lo ye rs charged the co m p a n y was d is­ crim inating against them on the basis of sex. Th e y have the backing of the A F L -C IO . Th e Johnson Controls policy bars fertile women from sections of the plant where workers risk being exposed to lead used lo make automobile batteries. T h e policy has been In effect since 1983. Johnson Controls said an earlier voluntary policy failed, while the company has spent as m uch as S IS million to reduce lead In the factory. Women who were transferred received com ­ pensation lo make up for some of their losses, but women rrm a ln barrrd from the higher paying Jobs where lead Is used fiut 322*26113W 365-3740 jHtfxnZ T hZ ' *55.00 *55.00 »«i *35.00 wmtcoueoN LYNN FU49CU - Owner-lfrM ” For FREE ESTIM ATE Pick Up and Delivery Call Day or Night FLEA WORLD, FRI. SUN. 8-5 W e e k e n d D e n t is t r y C Located 2 ML West of Ovtado On Hwy 414-419 A il 17 7 7 1 1 0 SOUTHWEST ROAD ^ Curls - Perms - Cuts - C o lo r 2410 SOUTHWEST RD.. S A N FO R D I �Sanford H m M , Sanford, Florida — Tuaaday. March 27. 1990 - 9S Gerbll racing leads to wealth for entrepreneur; Orlando next? Business Review Oaotafdia •y O A K KORN United Press Inlomotlonol_______ C L IF T O N PARK. N .Y . - Rob­ ert To lle y has found a way lo beat Ihe Great American rat race by actually racing the rata. Unhappy with nts Job aa a new car salesman. T o lle y awoke one nlghl In 1985 and diagrammed on a napkin a lounge act he la now franchising serose North America — with cuddly gerblts Instead of rats doing ihe ru nn­ ing. " Il Jual came to me. I saw 11 all together and I knew what I wanted lo do." he said. T o lle y . 42. says racing gerblls d o w n a 8-fool straightaw ay enclosed In plexiglass nicely mixes two favorlie American pastimes — gam bling and en­ tertainment. He seta up h it Rodentveli Raceway In bare and restaurants — and once, a yacht club — and guarantees his racing gerblls will ra k e In c u s to m e rs . T o lle y rbarges between 8250 and 8500. "Just like a band." but generally works weekdays when bar busi­ ness Is slack. "It makes money for them ." To lle y said. "T h e y get people In when I hey normally wouldn't. I haven't had lo aoHcll business for three years." C u s to m e rs receive b e llin g slips and a ropy of gerbll rac­ ing's ofllclal program and play for free. Instead of cash, winners receive a round of drinks, a T -ih Irt . or some other freebie. A t one restaurant outalde Albany. N.Y. one recent Monday n ig h t. 100 or to race fans clamorrd for a good view as T o lle y loaded right gerblls Into Ihe starting gate. e*tt322-2611 Krnt PUT YOUR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE Know What I Mean Vem? Vem Spcara know* what It means and he can aave you Iota of money) For the paat 15 y e a n V e m has been In the Insulation business In Flor­ ida. Georgia. Alabama and North Carolina. He had spent 20 y e a n of his life before In the U.S. A rm y as an adm lnlatnllon NCO. He ended his tour of duty and he returned here to Sanford, his home town. Home Insulation can aave you dollan by reducing your healing and cooling coats. Florida Power A Light Com pany 1s offering their “WattS a v e r service, and Vem Is helping to spread the word to thetr customers that the Power Com pany can pay for u p to (and sometimes more than) half the coat of Insulating. S p e a n Insulation does all types of Insu­ lation. And wtth the mention of this advertisement he Is offering a n additional 1096 Discount. Spears Insulation Is an FPL participating contractor. V e m says “Let F P L. pay to Insulate your home.' Call today to set up an appointment - 321 7425. In his b u c k y u rd . but local authorities Insist that situation will change. A sh le y w as charged w ith k e e p in g p o u lt r y w ith o u t a permit Inside village limits. When Ju d g e Gordon T c lo r gave Ashley a choice Monday of gelling rtd ol his pet fowl or time behind burs, h r look the latter and landed In the county Jail In Waterloo for 15 days. Fo llo w in g the se n te ncin g. S E N E C A F A L L S . N.Y. A man who was asked by u Judge to give up his pet chickens or go lo Jail chose 15 days in Ihe county coop. D a v id A s h le y h ue h e r n embroiled In u battle with Ihe Finger Lukes village of Seneca Falls over his children's pet chickens. Ashley's chickens still run free Vam “J r W I L L I A M S XL S O N TOWING SERVICE O P EN 21 HO URS 25:M> S A N F O R I) AV E. ( 4 0 7 ) 322 8 2 9 0 Hut the Ashley family vowed lo never give up Ihe rh lrk rn s. even If It means sending dad to Jail ugaln. From the outset, the Ashlrys called their feathered friends good for their children, trarhlng th r youngsters responsibility and compassion for ulher living things. I On l « i . T K U W c e k C U .W I L. 2610 S. Sanlord Avs. (407 ) 321-7428 Spoors Telor said. ''Justice hud b rrn served." | Try A N ow Carl From t H ilda*. Capital Curl Insulation Savss You $ $ $ Know What I Moan, Vacn? 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Ghmmery piles to deep rich tones Lovely $150 FINE FOR NO INSURANCE *98 *164 f Makeup Lesson. i ')0 s I . • F ro o E s t i m a t e s • F ro o T o w in g If W o R epair • W o O o I n s u r a n c e W o rk ♦STROP AUTO BODY _ Foreign and Domestic Repairs ~ Toltey now aspires millionaire, and M ys far his gerbll racing goes, he Is c o n te n t to car lots behind for good. lo lie a however concepi h a v e left " I did not want to work us a car M lcsm an. I feel like I have escaped." he M id. "W henever I drive by that dealership I smile because I'm doing things other people only dream of doing. I work for myself and I'm having f u n . of 8 -b y -1 0 In rh photographs from his briefcase. Slalln stands on a pedestal, hts brow fur­ rowed. his eyes deep In con­ templation. Great cares weigh on this Stalin’s shoulders and a wisp of white snow lies atop Ills thick mustache. " I think It's the best staluc of Stalin ever m ade." Bobusla\ M y s . a hint of paternal pride In his voice. Bohuslav'* final plans for Ihe statue In the Unlled Stales arc not defined. ' " ' "W e w ill lake ll" J p major metropolitan art museums and make an educational exhlblllon of Ihe statue." he M y s . But so far. he admits, no museums have expressed more than pass Ing Inleresl. Bohuslav M y s he and Vuldl hope lo bring Ihe sculptor, a Czech named Vojtech llortnrk. lo America lo talk about art and politics from whal Bohuslav calls "a different perspective than 1 Inone m ost A m e ric a n a rtis ts have." "People keep usklng me 'W h y Sla lln?"’ M y s Hohuslav. "I sec II as a great revenge. Slalln would turn in his grave If he heard Ihe s ia t u e w a s g o in g lo h e lp Czechoslovak citizens.” Service links co m m u n ica tio n s system s AND FRAMES RttkfcnliL BoW, fettaurmt 5390 kUntoaft • 3224457 ! F e e l (io o tl story." B o h u s la v s a y s he a n d a partner. Miami Beach business­ P R A G U E. Czechoslovakia — A m an Pedro Valdl. lapped u n ­ 12-foot statue of Josef Slalln lhal named private Investors for the stunds abandoned In a alone funds to buy the statue. mason's yurd al a north Mora­ Z a b re h 's S t a lin w as first vian rc m rlrry Is about to be sold erected In 1952. D uring the lo raise m oney for medical Prague spring reforms of 1968 It supplies and shipped to the was unbolted and sent Into United States. storage. But In 1972. four years J a n Hohuslav. a Czechoslovak after the Soviet-led Invasion that emigre In Miami Beach, is about crushed the Prague reforms, the lo pay 850.000 for Ihe 5-ton c o m m u n i s t s r e t u r n e d th e catvetf granite statue of STSTtn fir dictator to his pedestal. Ihe rcniral Czechoslovakia'town Last Novem ber's revolution ofZubrrh. rh a s rd Ihe com m unists from N ow a te nnis p ro al Ihe pow er after four decades of e x c l u s i v e R u r q u e t C l u b . despotic rule, but Ihe townsfolk Hohuslav left his home town of of Zabrch are not seeking re­ Urno. Czechoslovakia. In 1966 venge. Rather than topple Slalln for w h a l he calls “ political and m w off his head, as others reasons." have done, they offered their Hohuslav M y s his Inleresl In statue for Mle for 850.000 In the statue was piqued Ic m b y m edical supplies and equip­ llnunclal opportunity than by ment. Ihe chance lodo some good. In addition to the cash he will "W hat really grabbed me was pay for the statue. Bohuslav M y s lhal they (the townsfolk) wanted he has undertaken to sell lowto sell Ihe slutue lo help fix up priced. used medical equipment ihclr hospital." M i d Bohuslav. lo a local hospital, and M ys he "A n d I think Ihe statue has u has begun collecting donations great political value." he M i d In of medical supplies In Ihe Miami un Interview at u Prague hotel. urru. " Il really symbolizes the events Bohuslav Is quite taken with of the last 20 years. It tells the his new statue, lie whips a pair United PressInternational________ A ll S ty le s Of Hair AFTER I PM IV SPEARS INSULATION T o lle y was awarded a patent last December and. through advertising In magazines such as E n tre p re n e u r, la offering franchises al 83.500 lo 87.000 each plus a m onthly leasing fee. a p r ic e lh a l In c lu d e s Ih e racew ay, lote board, prom o­ t io n a l m a te ria ls a n d som e gerblls. T h e first buyer was Morley A m o n. a gregarious former aulo ■ yW TW M M W Jay & M arie's Hair Studio --------Let F.P.L. P a y--------To Insulate Your Home T h e gerblls are kept In a heated stable, far away from people s food. "They are totally enclosed at all lim es." To lle y e x p la in e d . A n d . he a d d e d . "N o th in g can happen lo Ihe gerblls either." wrecker gripped by Ihe Idea while lying In a hospital bed. he said. A m o n . 4 8 . of E d m o n to n . C a n a d a , began to u tin g the lounge act In May 1989. "W e've been qulle successful." he said. "W e seem to help bring up sales volume In food and booze." Booked four lo five days a week at 8325 a shot. Am on said he recently purchased a second gerbll track to lour Ihe Calgary area and reporta his wife no longer rolls her eyes In dismay. Jim Walker, a one time radio deejay. will Introduce Ihe O r­ lando. Fla., market lo gerbll racing In May. two months after quilting his Job al a health rare magailne lo "pre-sell" Ihe art In hotel convention managers, goll tournament d Ireel ore and some saloon keepers. "Everybody thinks I'm 125 percent crazy." he said. "Once Ihe hystertral laughter subsides they listen, but I talked lo one guy and II look him live m ln ulrs 10 stop laughing." T o lle y knows. He sold his furniture lo raise 810.000 lo b u ild h is firs t R o d r n lv e li Raceway. " I can't tell you how m any people (old me I was nuts." he said. Stalin statue Florida bound Fowl deed lands man in jail U w lf d Prase Intsm aHawal T o l l e y opened Ihe ra c in g chute* with ■ flourlah and seven rodents scampered for Ihe finish line. One dldn‘1 budge. G erbll No. 5 Cosmic Song, a w h ile 3-1 shot, stopped Inches from victory and suddenly re­ versed course, enabling R u n­ away Ego. a longshot. to capture the New York Strip Siakra In a ru n n in g time of about 10 sec­ onds. w inners exchanged high fives. Loser* grum bled. Ju s l another night at To lle y 's "G c rb y D e rb y." " I f s been super. We have three lime* Ihe num ber of cus­ tom ers." said restaurant manag­ er Brian Delf. w ho said he would renew To lle y 's six-week con­ tract. “ People come in here and th e y say ‘I'm here for Ihe gerblls.'" W a ry of animal rights activists a n d local health Inspectors. T o lle y posts side by side tellers of approval from an eminent Cornell University veterinarian and Ihe slate Health Depart­ ment. Form erly Luke Pollsr Body Shop 1490 Doigner Place #100 Sanlord. Florida 32771 4 Q7 . 3 9 0 . 5 n q 7 (Sanlord Pert Authority) '» * '* • * * * • S E A T T L E — While technological advances have created seemingly endless possibilities In Ihe lelecommunlcullons Industry, they also have led lo new frustrations that ran drive consumers up Ihe wall. Telephone tag. for example. T h is 20th century curse rankles (hose who use Ihe phone frequently, und cun be expensive lo Mies people and others who nerd lo contact someone quickly without going through a receptionist, or worse, through answering machines and voice mull services. A Seattle area company hopes to change lhal with "Personal A re c M L In r." a unique service lhal assigns a phone num ber lo a person Instead of a phone, allowing Ihe person la Immediately take culls wherever he or she may be. T h e service has been trsl-m u rk rlrd In Seuillr d u rin g Ihe past year, and now A crrssPlus Communications Inc., u Bellevue. Wash., startup c o m p a n y . Is e m b a rk in g on an u m b lllo u s expansion plan of entering 10 major metropolitan markets around the country wllhln Ihe nexl year "W e have found lhal us people understand how the system works und whal It can do for Ihcm. sales have skyrocketed." said Dan Kran/lrr. president of AcrrssPlus. Kranzlcr would not reveal exact numbers, bul said AecrssPlus has signed on more customers In Ihe past few weeks lhal II did for m u rh of Ihe past year. Personal A rcrssLlne Is a relatively simple concept, but one lhal could revolutionize pagers, cellular phones and other tclrcommunlculluns systems In so doing. Ils growth has Ihe potential lo m irror those systems. ArcrssLlne uses a proprietary computer syslrm that subs*niters enter using their ow n assigned num ber Al Its most haste level, which runs about 827 a month, a user can lell the sys lrm where lo lor ward ealls al predetermined limes during I to­ day. Because the s y s lrm Is llrx lb lr. numerous opiums cun Ik- adtlrd. such as voice mall and a ■'meet m e" feature that puls Imporluiit callers on hold while Ihe suhserltM-r goes to the nearest phone and dials Into the ArcrssLlne network At 1 rssl.lne also can screen u nw untrd rails, an option Kranzlcr says Is attractive for cellular phone users because they must pay for Incoming calls. T h e " m r r l m e " und serrenlng features ra n be particularly valuable lo business people surh us sales agents und realtors whose Income olh-ii depends on making quick contact with pott-iiiiul clients. K ranzlrr said. Ironically, some recent media coverage has p re d icte d lh a l th is su p e r c a ll-f o rw a r d in g technology will arrive In thr near future. Kranzlcr laughs al this, knowing II is here now. hul has kepi II relatively low key while working lo penetrate markets und refine the service. Kranzlcr said market studies show 11 percent ol businesses surveyed nationwide showed u "ve ry strong Inleresl" In Ihe service. H r said he I i o |m- s his company ra n lap Into lhal lucrative market before others brut him lo Ihe punch. Pari of AcrrssPlus Com m unication's strategy Is lo r n lr r markets served by McCuw Cellular Com munications Inc.. Ihe Kirkland. Wash based rum pany lhal dominates Ihe national cellular market. Legal Notice NOTICI OF APPLICATION FOR TAX 0 1 1 0 N O T I C C IS M f H I B y G IV IN . N M l W l . e r Geraldine C < l r l . Ihe holder ef the following certificated! hot tiled u td certificated) lor a tea deed to be ittued thereon The certiti cate number (ft) and year d> of h i marea, mo detc rip lion of me property, and me nam ed) m *hKh it Mat ettetted it-'ere at tollowt Certificate No *40 Veor of Ittuance ite* Deter ption of Property LEG LO T la BLK A WOOOLANDS S iC IF B itP G 4/ Nomet Mi which ettetted 6*h T Campbell All of ta d property be<nq .n the County at Semi note Hate of Florida U nlett iwch certificated) thell be redeemed according to •dor. mo property deter bed m toch certificated) m il be sold lo the h.gnett bidder at mo *ett Hum imam . aeiiin«ote Count) Coormowte Sanford Florida, or me nrd day ef April. t*fO at It AM Approaimately ftUtOO cath tor loot it required tobe pa*d by twccettfvi bidder at me taie Fell payment of an amount equal to me highetf b.j piut applicable documentary t'amp Use* and recording teet t due • •thin Ja howrt after trie advertised time of me taie All payment* mail bo cath or guar anteed mttrument made pay able to me Clerk of Circuit Court Dated m#t lim day of March. iffO ISIAU •MaryanneMorte Clerk of me Circuit Court Seminole County Florida By Tma Taylor Deputy Clerk Pubuth March JQ Jf 4 Apr i j Id. 1000 OCO 14* �5sii nt m Z990VC8 “ S•>“0U,*>'X KKKJCC JCOK J I® r ^K3 OOJ L 8E08-EZE W IS MOtJVMfrf 1N4 IT| P *M ' W « m « » l •••yimfl i*niwf»u( | U * M u p i p m * **j jrtCMlO IDIMIQ n ’j n i h i m n u j u O N f u ib io m o (* u ifj |W»V«Oi^3 m IWHI'I SNUIU3H xvi awooNi ivuaaaa p u o u e je d a jd x e i •III rrt rOrf^rouA»jo l » d r*#u#9 uh Mi**q l uiipQ t •p*J»*|9»0a O O O M H 1 H *1 t tio r t r x>fo05 m 1193 M 11 p»g%iuin| 1.1V X.1SM • (A K V / l l TVUKVKU \<m vwvdXHd x v i % in a ix n a j.iv •xvtn v o u v i D u in r o w u n DKT1U 3 » 0 i u m ________ f 4I*•v d U6111pu0 > poof 33 IA U 3 S X V I 31'JOONI Ufd* *#1*9/tn HI MD3HD 31dlbl fs a x e i ih b X a j i i *i |jo b Of PJ'O 1 •/ P*y^id X49d |0 4iOApU*MV »i|V snnsii mis UO 11Ip (JO 3 JO,fi*U*6 u t u q f C a i t u t M i* d i w i i o Ouj 54 4 ll»«| U O 'i|9 fOGJ tLomumnos _ u'lS H V t in d N V ttIN «• I W I t t X « d H W V •*“ •*¥ tpfa9 ti»Aoa tAA«*9 «•**•* Cl. nwHMoiowMUjgin >!• ••fill 6V| ■9*|d»9»9 u a tg Im w fi an n il i n oo( n 4*1.43. 000 1* "4*3|i* ||» 1*|0 »3 || «»*3 t i , m i A l l 3V 11IBV 3 •l(t Itt 11*3 O K U II*'I1I***0'P*P**|.||"I •M. m i A l l 3 V 1 1 IO V 3 00* 14 *6*»|IU. 430, UOIIIP4I03 -lin o * (> d ( u i * » o nuona UAU ft -H n u ooo OE p6*oj»* P * u »o |,ip * p i » It, p «» mono iv o n i mot m -*3*9 *a i* l o v A i v t IIMAQ iM M U Off 0 1 0 * V V -4 | J* 9 P »w P M io r uumwifi mi .m b m i 1M iM3flj( ti* » P*H3«i» 'lof W v 'ilP i AVd I K 1611 U0*6u*9)3»IUI 51013*11HIM w*l|Wi p u t tJp p r . i j . - m b lu j *a ** i N0( (H UM *.*** O JlO tlt OM U t » » ll“ IQIIOIUI u*>|41> WTA OMOd *0 M iiM o 3«4i*-torn it* P»*d» f ' |*3* M /PU H.015U1H3 su>A/s«sng 0000011»>051 »43.,|l4f* (QM a t 414*0 30( U.3II oon 30 (111 UO.|lpU03 poob 03/1 3*44*. i t i l l b4.l*ly PIO to*1* t - AA *M*> K O K H M P30|4<*S 3Q*pUI|*|»3«]» I* M l 30 ( l i t Oct 11*3 moq 30) 0011 *u*i *6*3014 p«i,u*iirO 1*6 Otl Mil* 11*6 O i l 'l l t dklind l*r 43043*14.3 3*11*0** d m f 't dw nd m m (t it U t o n |34*3**ll 1KIH3VW B M IM It n w i l l i ooo u t o n i*i3^*44i*u30( w n d • 3»4i* n i t t n 11*3 0010 lUHOMIIW/M a .bpop 30| -« u M il • m w n o n i * j '6 * w t at 11» o « t n * y .** - n y N l d * ( i i* i n 4440030* M t *i*d ■ t iO A S lt O M d I I A O W i n * U t M dl 3*44* 11*3 tUOlppUOl POOO ||y *04*3*43*6 »• * M l ini* (44 y d I 3*0(*3f )'.|>*13 *N*4**d <3000 d030 44 4.1 3*41(34 p*4*|>43« 44 *t t* !J O tt* 3 3 V / s p e d o in y -c t l U S «tU It*} 3*«0 lt*q 30 un it up m 000M i<n*u>* put 111*39 w*u |003unt *44*44*3 u| 133* 'jiy 0443 413*pu»| •3*4.3.1 * 0 6 0 4 0 1 *unma .___ (d ttttt n o s o n 3*1■*j i p*m*u W i «■» » 4 ,( AAflO AAV1W tot* i u 11*3 M v**m 44*q « M in l*1.UJ 0001* •41)3*. 3 O M **433*3 3*40*34 44Mpu.« p*|U.| p*p*Ol *1114* » P43* 4411144 1AIA • M VBO wooviw * m * n o > o n 4IM f it 11*3 11*1 U t P30J*t*UlU3*| OQOOOlt 40*4 430*. 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Sanford. Florida — Tutaday. March 27. 1M0 by CMc Yoon* BLONDIK by Chark* M. Sohuli PEANUTS 'AFTERNOON D06BREAK'! TV YE5.M&M.FOR'AFTERNOON 006 BREAK* THE OWNERRU5HE5 M0ME.6IYE5 HIS 006 A SNACK. UOLPS HIM IN HIS LAP ANP fET5 HIM FOR TEN MINUTE5... f YOU'RE RI6MT. MA’AM. [ IT'S VERY SIMILAR TO VM0RNIN6 006 BREAK' Nursing home views on sex unrealistic Sex In a no-no In A m rrlra n minting homes. fly the lime you are Infirm enough lo need Inslllullonal rare, you're expected lo have outgrown Mieli Improper arllvlly. which popular wisdom and n u rsing -h om e a dm inistra tors have judged unbecoming lo el­ derly ladles and gentlemen who are not remen letI by marriage vows — or. often, even (hose who are. In most nursing homes. luck of p riv a c y Im p e d e s In t im a c y . Lights out means no slralthy nocturnal visitations leading lo funny business. A ctually. In som e n u rs in g hom es, sexy liehavlor can be grounds for dismissal. As a resident, you ran raise Cain al night (until the nurse shuts down your after-burner w ith a tra nqu ilize r). scream b lo o d y m u r d e r n b o u t th e strum-willed food, complain vo­ ciferously Hurt your family visits only once a year, bite the nurse I hoi feeds you. and engage In a splendid variety of anti-social acts: Krfusr bingo, play hooky from Ulble-sludy classes, nod off during the sing along, pul your lirltches on Iturkwurd or hide a bottle of Seugrum's 7 In your dirty laundry. A ll this Is as prrdlrtuhlr us a falling rock. Nursing homes u rr geared for II. Th e y expect II: ll's built Into the system for which you're paying mega bucks. However. I he moment your a g i n g f b u l o p e ru I I o n a 11 hormones brgln lo rate your engine, y o u 'rr In trouble. The e ld e r ly , lik e p rru d o le s c e n l c h ild re n , are expected lo be asexual. All the groping and pooling brlongs lo a past gener­ ation. lo u lim e when your nursing raretukers were trunslerrlnji spoonfuls of 1‘ahlum from their heutrd plates lo the lino­ leum kitchen Hour. Nursinghome residents are supposed to have given up the touchy-feely stulf — except for old Mr. Hartley who can't resist pinching u starched bottom. P ile 's Just senile. Ilclsy. but you've really g o l lo w a tc h those h a n d s , especially al bath tlme."| N u rs in g -h o m e a u th o ritie s u s u a lly resem ble tra d itio n a l prep-school masters, and they Insist on equally prudish regula­ tions. However, the adolescent rules (no unchaperoned visita­ tion. doors open al all limes, both feet on the floor I have been PETER QOTT.M.D. pre-empted by a more Invidious attitude: the priggish assump­ tion that the elderly are uninter­ ested In and Incapable of sexual expression. JU IJ U kJlJfJ H kJU U L J U l l L1LKJLJ l j u u u j M U llI I I I J U I J f.H JIlU u u f j u i iujij u u u ini i l l JL'JLJI IlNUL’J l 1 U I I L J U JIJU l IIILIIJ i-JllUld u u u u i ii jiiM .m u •JIIUIJIJ l J U U U L 1 U U UUL3 llk JU JU U U U U U fJuU U 'JL1L1LI U U U U U U U U ULJLULJ L3UL1U I J U U iiu f m i ii n il i i i i : im • Layer of n s 7 War gad • Drttsfs' |p. • Dstscttvs tt FHMm 20 BO U m • asret — 2 ) M ar's n 17 dart of tha M O f M tag M Wad of rack 17 Osrsaaa M Cuddly M f t Ml 40 A M 4 ) Amotom II 4S Aadanl Ital­ ian raswWy 40 Oavtno SO Ksargy ITIT IT |(| I N O t r M A W ■ Today's dral was played In the Staten Hank Cap Gemini Pan­ data Invitational pairs loum ahi r n I I n Th e Hague. Netherlands, early this year. Th e jiartlclpanls believe that this Is Ihc best-conducted competitive even! In bridge. As always, all of us wish we could replay cerlaln deals, and as declarer In four clubs doubled. I regret carelessly ruffing with the three of clubs ul the second trick. That mutal.L gave m y friend 7.1a Mahmood the opportunity to shine. Th e lack of diamonds wus covered with the queen and king, and declarer ruffed the second diamond with the club three. Next came the king of hearts. West. Zla. won the ace and played the nine of spades. D u m m y's 10 won. A club was played to the king, and the Jack of clubs was led and finessed. Another spade was played to the Jack In d u m m y, and the see of clubs was cashed. If West follows low on the club ace. the doubled contract will make. Declarer will sim ply play a heart back to his Jack, cash the queen of hearts and throw West on lead with the queen of clubs to force him to lead once more Into the d u m m y's A -Q of spades. That will be 10 tricks. T h e result will not change If West ruffs one of the hearts, since he will still be endplayed. Unfortunately for declarer. West unblocked the queen of clubs under the ace. There was now no w ay for declarer to force West on lead, und declarer had to go down one trick. East w inning the last two tricks with good hearts. B y B e rnice Bede Oool T O U R B IR T H D A Y M a rch a s . 1990 Th e re urc Indications that your circle of friends and ac­ quaintances will be considerably enlarged In Ih r year ahead. More emphasis Is likely lo be placed on Ih r social aspects of your life In this cycle. ARIES (March 21 April 19) Your financial Ircnds look rather sturdy today. There Is a possibil­ ity of gains w h rrr you work Is concerned us well as through a second so urce . A rle s, treat ourself lo u birthday gift. Send fur your Astro-Graph predictions for the yra r alu-ad by mailing $1.25 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Hox 91428. Cleveland. O il 44101 3428. Dc sure lo stale your zodiac sign. TAURUS (A |>r11 20-May 20) All that Is required today lo gain sup|xirt from associates for ad­ vancing your Interests Is lo show pn>pcr Initiative. T h e first move is up lo yo u . O E M 1 N I (May 21 Ju n e 20) Conditions lhat |M-rtaln lo your material security are enrouragIng. as well as unusual loday. Others might do more for you than you'll do for yourself. CANCER (June 21-J u ly 22) Today's social plans might not w o r k o u t e x a c t ly a s y o u b lu e p rin te d them . H o w e ve r, d o n 't let th is d is t u r b y o u . b e c a u s e y o u 'l l h u v e fu n wherever you go. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Y ou 'rr not likely to push yourself too hard lo d a y unless yo u feel challenged. Once you are. how ­ ever. your pride won't let you scale for second best. VIRGO lA u g. 2 3 -S rp l. 22) Som ething for w h ich you've tirrn hoping could now be u lol closer than you think. Keep moving in you r present direction and don'l lake your eyes ofT of your objective. LIB RA (S e p t. 2 3 -O c l. 23) Some lype of commercial or business o p p o rtu n ity m igh t unexpectedly develop for you loday. If this should occur, you'll have lo think and act quickly, so be alert. SCORPIO (Ort. 24 Nov. 22) You should be ralher fortunate today In arrangements you have where there Is a partner In­ By Jam as Jacoby it | U •| | ANNIE by Warntr Brothers BUGS BUNNY \ NORTH ♦ a q j io f it 4 Q 741 m M ♦ A ll EAST 41 17 It 1 7 4 1 4AKMI 44 4K4I742 (7 A ♦ J» 4Q7I4 4> SOOTH 44 1 f S Q JS 1 47 4 K J M IS Vulnerable Neither Dealer West Sm U IP 44 Wnt 14 Pus DM Nwlk East Pus Pan DM. 1 NT All pus Opening lead: 4 J volved. T h is Is a time when team work rou ld yield larger rewards than usual. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec. 21) Strive to be Industrious and productive today and direct your efforts toward objectives (hat offer you material returns. Your chances for personal accum ula­ tion look gtxxl. CAPRICORN (Dec. 2 2 -Ja n . I9| Today you arc likely lo be even more charism atic than usual and the Impression you'll make on Olliers will be favorable. T h is will Ik - especially true of persons who meet you for the llrst time. AQUARIUS IJan. 20-Fcb. 19) Your possibilities for success will be considerably enhanced loday If you view the outcome of events positively. Your linaglnalion has grra lcr powers than you may realize. PISCES (F e b 20 March 20) O w ning lo restless Inclinations today you might feel a calling to gu where the action Is. Find some friends who are of a similar turn of m ind und go have fun. (C | l9 90, N E W S P A P E R E N ­ TE R P R IS E ASSN by Leonard Starr � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1990 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 27, 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 27, 1990. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 27, 1990; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7ae6d4715237a488d34e9a0beb04dc41.pdf 19110987dd06b8583b8a7ca4971fbf07 PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY Santoid, Florida ISchool N E W S D IG E S T Local school delegation will storm capital to plead case It’s showdown time In ths SAC OVIEDO — Lake Hrantley's Patriots converted on a multitude of walks Tucaduy afternoon at Red Bug Lake Park In rout Oviedo. 11-2. In Seminole Athk-llc Conference girls softball action. The win gives Lake Brantley u 10-1 record In SAC play going Into Thursday night's winncr-take-all showdown with lake Mary (also SANFORD — A delegation of Seminole County school officials, parents and teachers will engage state legislators this month to lobby for Increased aid to help overcome the problems created because local schools are bursting at the seams. The Seminole County effort will coincide with efforts from locaL groups from around the state. Without an extra $700 million In □ Florida Sonata patto t gat tax hlka the state education budget, school districts face crowded classrooms and a freeze on teacher Mlartes. Education Commissioner Betty Castor Mid Tuesday. Castor announced a coalition of education groups will be pushing legislators to provide the additional money, which Castor Mid Is needed Just to keep up with student growth and break even In the coming fiscal year. "The reason we are here today Is to help get the word out about the TALLAHASSEE - The Florida Senate has voted 32-7 to Increase the state’s gasoline tax by four cents a gallon to pay for highway construction and Improvements, a measure that Governor Bob Martinez has vowed to veto. * It's a Jungla out thara SANFORD - Several Scinlnole County high school students will get a cloM*-up look at the working world next week during Job Shadow Day. The program, sponsored by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, allows the students to accompany profcmlonal business people during a normal working day and then Judge for themselves whether It's a Jungle out there. Pound seeks Judge position COCOA — Attorney Frank Pound of Cocoa yesterday announced his Intention to seek the rant Group 7 circuit Judge position vacated Judge Frances A. Jamieson. Pound. 59. Is a lan and ■ggMW|iiMMi|Mig|i|g'i native ‘ M i graduate of M Milty of ____ _ Florida A■ member o( the Flori-J da Bar since 1962. Pound served as the 18th Circuit r e p r e - ^ ^ ^ ^ H ^ W A V ’ tentative to the bar's ---- ' ■ Board of Governors f from 1979 lo 1982. Pound served us W c h a irm a n ot T ltu s v Ille - C o c o s M A irport A u th ority ■ , from 1972 to and chairman of B reva rd C o u n t y M V ^ reality of this year’s budget and announce an education strategy to make our combined voices heard." Mid Castor, who pointed out the additional revenue Is needed Just to take care of the Increased number of students expected next year. School board chairman Ann Nelswender said the Seminole County group which will be In Tallahassee April 25-27 will not be an active part of Castor's group, but will be "saying the um e things.” Nelswender Mid the Seminole group, made up of will be fighting for many of the Mine things they have in the past. Including equalization of funds to all districts. Currently. Seminole County ranks ! I Sheriff's Civil Service ■ \^ Buard from 1983 to p ^ ,^ , Round Seminole Circuit Judge Robert B. MacGregor haa already filed his Intent to seek re-election to a fourth term In the Group 11 seal In Sanloid with the Florida Division ol Elections Office In Tallahassee. Brevard Circuit Judge Edward J. Richardson has also announced his Intention lo a first rull term to the Group 14 seat, lie was appointed to cumplete an unexplrcd term In January 1989. Circuit Judges serve six year terms. What's this placa callad? LONGWOOD — Television has a greater Impression on some children than city govern­ ment . ,. . _ A woman with three young children In her car stopped briefly at the Longwood city hall Monday night while commissioners met Inside. As the began getting out of the car. one of the children aaked. "What la this place?'*' "Thla la our city hall.” she replied. And m she Left the three lor a few moments. Ihcy began chaining, mimicking the introduc­ tion lo Arsenlo Hall's late night talk show. "Our-cllyooooooo Hall. Our-cllyoooooo Hall. rf . Many Seminole and Volusia County residents who have not yet received census forms may nave tried unsuccessfully lo call the toll-free. 800 number. But now mny be the Ume to try again. A lth ough the district office for the two counties, located In South Daytona, reports t h a t t h e BOO number has been In operation since early this month, postmasters In the area My they have SANFORD M ayor been Informed by Betlye Smith wanted the letter from the people In her city to be m ain office In counted. Tampa, that the She felt so strongly that 800 number was Sanford residents should to be used lo ob­ u n d e rs ta n d th e Im ­ tain forms after p o rta n c e o f t h e 1990 B9th out of 07lh In the nmmini nl money II receives per iluilrnl. Cantor Mid the $4 billion e-duralion budget proposed by Gov. Ilob Murtlnrz In not enough mid will trout I In ail actual |.83pcrcmt drop In funding per aludenl. Nclawcnder Mid the small In­ crease proposed by the governor actually amounts to a deerrase. “After coal o f living Incirases and the Increased coal of mairrialn. we actually end up wllh IrM." she explained. "Two-lhlrda of our w liool dlslriels, or 95 percent of our students In our slate, will wind up In more crowded classrooms If we are stuck M m IclMola. Fags BA t __ i Sanford mayor has difficulty . being counted V 1 I K M tarnation earlier this year declaring Census Week In Sanford. Now the m ayor o f UUs city Is frustrated about bring overlooked. In aplte o f her crusading. Smith has received no census forms to date, although she haa alerted census workers s i more than four telephone numbers she had been referred to. The last census worker she talked lo told her not lo fUl out a form If she received one In the mail — which she never did — but to wait for an enumerator who would come lo her home. T h e enum erator never came. “ I now h ave som e serious doubts about the accu racy o f this th in g w h en It’ s com p leted . 8mtthas!d. u m u ih . i . ? • 1 IS • V elds Michelle Burier hangs ths historic map on the wall. Historic family map becomes part of city exhibit at Sanford museum SANFORD — The Sanford Museum was recently Ihe recipient of what may be the oldest surviving record of city properties. The relic Is about Ihe size of a city street map. but Is much more detailed. II has Ihe names of owners of each parcel of property written Into lla grid-llkc design. The document was donated to the museum by Donald Vincent In memory of hla father William, who died In 1986. Donald Vlncciil Mid that his rather was a collector wllh an Interest In Ihe history of the city and has left many other artifacts which may be donated to the museum. "My dad's wish was lo share these things with the city." Mid the younger Vincent. "So I'm Just carrying out his wish. Museum Curalci Alicia Clarke was not hesitant about characterizing Ihe item. "This Is the most Important map or map-related Item In Ihe collection.".she Mid. The relic consists of what appears lo be a blueprint drawing fastened to a cloth back­ ground by glue. Clarke Mid. Although there la no copyright dale on Ihe artifact. Clarke Mid that Ihe plat must have been drawn between 1870 and 1875 because It does not show the home of city founder Henry Shelton Sanford. The Sanford House was built III 1875. Thus. Ihe plat was produced before Ihe city was formally founded and named. Clarke said that Ihe ptal Is Just as valuable a research tool as II Is a relic because It contains so much driutl of Ihe city and because other resources from Ihe period refer to Ihe document. "We have seen this mentioned In a lot of other lllentiure from the period, and now we finally have ihe real thing." H I M M ap. Fags » A Protesters demand removal of three SH A commissioners SANFORD - About 15 protesters at Ihe Sanford Housing Authority olTlcc In Casllc Brewer Court yesterday demanded removal ol Ihrcc SHA turnmlsaloiii-rs The plckrtcrs have promised lo return for Ihe next several duys. Amid Ihe protest. Central Florida Legal Services Monday filed a complaint against uii SIIA moratori­ um on public access lo Ihe agency's llles. The protesters, who nmrebed Irian rlly hull lo llic SHA office off West 10th Street, suld Ihey want Hie city commission lo remove SHA Commissioner* Tcrl Buruill. Albciiu Deirevlllr anil J. Wuln Cummings. Alter slmtlal complaints e.irllei tills >rar. lilt city commission received a legal nplninn saving the city may appoint, hut uul n niovc. housing authority coumitssluncis Cummings sulil hr was not nervous about Hie call fur his removal. Cummings wus appointed lo Ihe SHA commission lust May. and served a previous lour-yrui term In the IIIHOs. Mostly sunny today wllh a high in the upper 80s and a 30 percent chance ol allernuun t hu n ­ derstorms. Fair and mild lonlghl with a low near 60. About 18protestors picked up eigne end merched st Castle Brewer Court L M s Pests at. Fags BA T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �f" • •A - Sin lord H tfk l. Santord. F t o ft d l- W U n ill^ , April It. IMP____________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________ NEWS FROM T H E R EG IO N AND ACROSS TH E S TA TE Senate approves gae tax hike Rtsort owners fils suit against sheriff KEKNANUINA BEACH — A group o f resort owners has filed a lawsuit against Nassau County Sheriff Laurie Etlia. alleging Dial the department has not enforced a law restricting driving on the bract ch. The suit also rails for a permanent ban on driving[o n all county beaches. Many Florida counties have prohlbttedo the beach for years, but driving on the beach la still a\regular n practice In parts o f northeast Florida. The lawsuit filed this weekt by the IT resort developers asks that the sheriff abide by a 1988 state Mate 1 law prohibiting beach driving entirely. At the least, the develcr developers are asking that beach driving Is slopped In front o f resorts. Hut Ellis said Improper wording In the law bans beach parking — not driving. Another Issue In the cult la whether Nassau County qualifies for an exemption to the 1988 law prohibiting all beach driving. TALLAHASSEE - The Florida Senate voted 33-7 Tuesday to approve a 83.6-bitlkm transportation package fueled In part Ihroujpi a 4-cent Increase In the gasoline tax opposed by Oov. Bob Martinez. It Is the first time In more than a year o f rancorous debate over the transportation tmue that higher gasoline taxes have made It out o f the Senate — a signal, m id some lawmakers, that the lingering transportation deadlock might finally be broken. However. Senate President Bob Crawford cautioned that the Senate vote w m merely a preliminary move In a high-stakes political battle over building the roads demanded by Florida's rapidly growing population. Two die In but gunfire "T h is demonstrates that the Senate la aerioua about building roada and hopes that the House hm the same attitude." Crawford JACKSONVILLE — An outbreak o f gunfire In the offices o f a bus company has left tw o people dead, authorities said. The shooting emptied late Tuesday i ___________ j afternoon In the offices o f City Contract Bus Service, which provides bus service to workers at the CSX railroad. Bus dispatcher WUtlam Haffber and bus driver Clarence Douglas were killed. Police said there were no wttneaaea to the ehimtlngi but people nearby reported hearing two men arguing and two shots fire. Officers responding to the call found both men daad. A handgun was found an the floor, and was apparently used to kill both men. But police did not know If the men shot eaeh other or If one shot the other then committed suicide. told reporters foPowtng the vote. The House was expected to take up the on Thursday. Senate Transportation Chairman Malcolm Beard. R-Beffher. said further negotiations will be needed lo reconcile the Senate and House with the governor, who has signalled his Intention to veto the gas tax Increase If It But Beard warned the state is falling behind on transportation so rapidly that the alternative to the 4-cenl Increase this year will be even larger Increases later. “ Il’a going to be worse." Beard mid. "W e'U be proposing a gas tax and It won't be 4 cents — II will be 10 cents." Martinez la not necessarily against the higher gasoline tax. But he Insisted through numerous ftittle special se ssions on trans­ portation last year that the levy be raised locally, rather than statewide. The Senate bill (CS-SB 28621 Is a nod In Martinez's direction since It pledges the money collected through the 4-cenl Increase — estimated at 8276.4 million — would be spent within the transportation districts where the money is collected. The provision w m also Intended to satisfy focal nfflrlala unhappy with the way the state divides transportation money. The bill would raise another 8164 million by raising the sales tax on fuel sales to 6 percent — the same sales tax rate aa for other taxed goods — and also contains .numerous fee Increases, including higher rental car fees and title fees. Motorists would no longer be able to buy fractional registra­ tions. and the Impact fee for bringing additional cars Into the state w o u k f be raised from the current 830 to 8100. The plan also envisions the sole o f 5800 million In bonds for advance purchases o f right o f stay, and additional borrowing against F io n a 's Turnpike tolls for a total debt o f g l . l billion, to create an Intrastate Highway system o f limited access roads. U.S. freezes cocaine accounts WASH!NOTON - Federal prosecutors ordered 173 banka In 23 states to turn over financial records on accounts into which nearly 8400 million In Colombian drug profits were deposited, the Justice Department said Tuesday. The government sought to freeze more than 75 percent o f the 754 accounts pending forfeiture proceedings. The blggzot states Involved in the crackdown were Florida and New York, the tw o etatm where moat o f the cocaine cartel operatives live. The money, g r n e t f d from street sales o f ....................U S. banks, the Just Ire Department i O f the 8400 million. a8 but 850 million was then 1. It w m subsequently relumed to the United States to finance activities by the cartel, the Justice Department Dede get* S2 mWton from Customs MIAMI - Metro-Dade County admlnfotrafora have received a 82 million check from the UJL Customs Service aa the county's share o f money confiscated during money lauadwfng busts In 1987 and 1988. The sum presented to county admtaatraton Tuesday was probably the single biggest wtndfbK ever o f confiscated assets, said George AylesworthT commander o f the police legal bureau. The money, which will go Into a trust llmd. will be ueed for a variety o f purchases and expenses for the police department More molesting chargee Med POMPANO BEACH - Eighteen against a man police said molested tested boys In bis afte Ic r enticing them with games and candy, Charles Orton. 45. now faces a to , or ______ total 41 pornographic m ovies to minora and molest! age 16. police spokeswoman Sandra King m id The new charges Include three counts o f Itsrd and assault upon children under 16 and 15 counta o f imographlc movies to minors under age I t . KtafaM d. Police filed the charges after Interviewing tw o H ym ra ld boys who m id Orton m olested them and showed thsm pornographic movies s year ago. King said. The cartel the money In the United the purchase o f aircraft, working capital, payroll for work ers and the purchase o f real estate, automobiles and cither assets, the department M i. A key to the crackdown w m cooperation by the new Panamanian government following the Dec. 20 U.8. invasion, said Peter PJtnts. a trial lawyer In the Justice Department's criminal division. One o f the suspect bank accounts w m opened In the name o f a 2-year-old child. DJInlsaald. Justice Department officials made It d ea r that they do not know how much money remains In the accounts. If any. but that some 8400 million i deposited “ m o f early 1989." After they obtain the account Information from the 173 American banka. Investigators will follow the financial transactions through the Interna­ tional banking system, p f Inis mid. The latest crackdown la pari o f Operation Polar Cap, announced In early 1989. It la the largest drug money laundering operation ever conducted by U.S. law enforcement agencies and Involves 91.2 billion In drug money. Cocaine seized in ring break-up target o f the Joint customs and r e f Investigation In April 1989. The three torn o f cocaine confla c a te d In th e u n d e rc o v e r operation were valued at 854 Morejon asked the undercover officers to prove they could successfully transport cocaine Into south Florida by delivering 1.100 pounda o f cocaine to him. s ^ W u ilA m - g u Gavin. p m . p t MIAMI William Loaano. tbs Hispanic . convicted o f manslaughter In connartfan with thadm tha o f two black men last year, arm hospttaMi apparent suicide attempt. officials sold. cwtgiutft for )4 ttn > 4 )tii County .SR*F.m DM ' 'o ffic e r was In south Sample. “ A decision h m _______ tonight for observation. His ' Sample declined to ' except to m y the former any trauma, such m a Lozano’s family released. in to the Shuttle launch may be moved up CAPE C AN AVERAL new hydraulic power unit aboard the Wednesday, raising the possibility that NAEA m ay advance tha delayed launch o f the Hubble Space Telescope from next Wednesday to Tuesday. "W e can now lay out the n o t o f the acthrMlm that necessary to complete between now and launch and ws gauge the time to ace IT we can make the 54th or. 25th (o f April)." said NASA spokeswoman U m Malone. "Th at'a going to be evaluated today. Discovery and Its 81.5 billion payload, tha moat expanetvs satellite ever built, w e n grounded April 10 Just four m inutes before liftoff when one o f the shuttle's three auxiliary units, or APUa. malfunctioned. J8. 5,000 to 10,000. Ken Connor, president for Florida Right to life . Introduced the governor as a "hero.'' while the theme song of the movie "R o c k y " played In the back­ ground. "Som e months ago we worked together to bring about some reform at least to reach out for the unborn." Marlines said, re­ ferrin g to last fall'a special legislative session, which the governor called to try to toughen the stale's abortion restrictions. " I t wasn't auccceasful; it didn't get out o f committee. But I think From Unlltd Prats (nlarwafeanal Rap trtt LOTTERY ' TALLAHASSEE - The winning numbers Tuesday in 19. missy 6 game Lottery Fantasy 18,1, Stand 88. Tbs duty number Tuesday In the Florida Lottery CASH 8 THE It got Into the hearts o f people around the state o f Florida/' M a rlin es said a b o rtio n la seldam acceptable, even In cases where babies are bom addicted to cocaine or other drugs. "Som e o f you perhaps have seen newborns that have been bom addicted, and you know the pain, the suffering But I tell you what has u> be more painful or suffering, and that would be to have terminated the life o f that I n fa n t ." M a rlin e s to ld th e cheering crowd. Organisers said the rally was Intended to tell lawmakers that they will be kicked out o f ofllcc Aa th e d e m o n s tr a to r s marched, they were heckled by some pro-choice advocates, but there were no confrontations. Supporters o f abortion rights claim anti-abortionieta are out o f step with moat Florida voters, who do not favor any change In current abortion laws. Most le g is la to rs h a ve not placed a high priority on the abortion question during the 1990 session, since a special session last year failed to pro­ duce any changes In the law. W E A T H E R □ S itreight Flay (numbers la i order*r. U M on a 10 east bat on SI I Boi 3 (numbers In any order): teo lor a SOosnt bet. 8180 on It. 11Boi e (numbers in any 840 lor a bOeant bat. ISO on I l Straight Bos 8: 8380 In drawn, WO In any order on a I I bet I Straight Bos 8: 8880 In drawn. *40II picked In on 81 bat. T h e h igh tem peratu re In Sanford Tuesday was 88 degrees and the overnight low was S3 aa reported by the University o f Florida Agriruil ural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. *t — Wednesday. April IB. 1M0 u«l » Ua HU nrn POSTMAITBbi M l te TUB SANFOSO MISALO. I • m Mir. leotard. FL WT1. T o d a y . . . w in d s o u th to southeast 10 to 15 kts. Seas 3 to 4 ft. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. W idely scattered MW) MStall. i cow Sw t m m n £££■* oZX * !'*■ ■ £ * V 5 Z *» Recorded rainfall during the 24-hour period ending at 9 a.m. Wednesday totalled 0 Inches. The temperature at 9 a.m. tod ay w as 75 degrees and Tuesday's overnight low sms 63. aa recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. h5 s m ! 5 t»>u n v i»d«sng j _____ r*. lm v«ss*i h**.**f*f f f ’-y-T,, SliS S s JjJJJgJ Other Weather Service data: SS!Zv2s! �•'-*1 '* « rV~ r.-yt . *v"* * ■ Students to shadow area business CLaShalottda Robinson: Central Florida with atnmg arm robbery alter they alfegedtyatole a work ord er from Aam e o T ianam laskm, STB State Road 49fl. Casselbe rry. The suspects, who were reportedly involved In S civil dtepute with that business over car repairs, were srrasted at the scene at 4ia0p.m .. nine minutes after the incident, police reported. Oreatcr Sanford Chamber o f ' Commerce education committee. Job Shadow Day take* place April 28, when area buatneaa people take Seminole High School student* with thfcm on their Job* to allow the students an insider's view on the various professions. The day begins at 8 a.m. at the chamber o f commerce with a contlnlental breakfast far all nartlclnants. Alter the participants are Introduced, they leave for their respective places o f business. The group meets again pt noon for lunch, sponsored by the Sanford Kiwants Club, at •D a n a Johnsons Sun TraveUCIndyLeffler • T a m I HoOawayi Rich Food Plan/Duke Adamson •Crtstin Burnette: State Attorney's Oflfee •T ru o n g Nguyen: States Attorney Office •D e re k Drakes S teve's Pharmacy/Steve Letch worth •D arrell Hodoman: Conklin. Porter. Holmes • A m y Jacobs: Conklin. Porter. Holmes • Dorrie Sweets 8 and H Fabricating •V alencia Welts: Btenatram. Mclntoah/Bob • E lisab eth B o rd en k erch ev: S em in ole Community College/Dr. Bart Weldon •Jen n ifer Olllmore: Seminole Community Coltege/Weldon • T in a Jackaom Jim Berks. attorney • P e n n y P r e s to n t L a k e M a r y H ig h SchooVSchumacher •M y ra Penns Jim Phillip*, doctor • A n t h o n y C o n n e lly s T r u V a lu e Dmga/Donnlc Reed • Heather Schaeffer: Arvtda Corporation. • K lan ga Ford: San ford Hsratd/Laura Sollien •Jennifer Becks Hartaock and Hartaoek •G a ry Thomason: Marine Recruiter • S t a c e y S u r r e y : S u n B a n k / J a n lc e Sm taffteld •A lis o n Pughs Channel SB • T a m m y C a rters K e v in B c h w s ls s r. LOHOWOOO — CWy County Invratlgritve Bureau agents Ith a warrant reported finding cocalns, marifusna and several rearms m a search at a house at 110 worth wood Road, ongwood. at about 4 p m . T uesday. ■ Mack Edward Comnan, SB, 11 Edge men Ave.. Winter prings. was arreated when be arrivad th en during the search i about 6 p.m. He Is charged with possession o f cocaine and SANFORD - The Seminole County school district will ac* In a story form ." Beathaid said several tcachsn throughout the district have used " M a c 's C h a le t " a s a mo| in d o o c t y l s and with prospective manangar SA N F O R D N ego tia tio n s beasn late Tuesday altemoon w ith p ro a p s e ttv s S e m in o le County m ansgsr Orag PsbnnJ e r s e y , w h ic h ew e." she said. " ! started being aw are o f the problem s with dru gs |'d look at T V and aas youngsters involved in drugs, being gunned down m drug w a n w as unan th e re Is an a c c o m p a n y in g ---1 ^ .. -a, WOflDOOE. The district has made many efforts in the last three years to help stem the tide at (h u g use Seminole Countv Medic si state A d focal county must planners is approve the plan. In anticipation at such re* uaa the property taxesgenerated s r s & 'w r s y : repayment period. l4*l w b o n d s s K L s r* "But far the proposed infra* M r u c tiu T d S s C Z J S r .S S d not take p la ce.'1 Fine said. Fine and‘state officials believe ”. b ocm \ . ■ • * • * ■ ■ > • " « ■ a r e Simon's T IP plan la the ftrst sttupped and have no place to such proposal In the sta te.1 turn to pay for these nce<4s~ Sanford city officials eagerly endorse the plan because they a n an s lo w for the economic boost they believe the mall will Resident loses first round In wetlands dumping case SANFO RD - J u a n Adriatlco has tost his first th* ault Qfod to Beptsmbsr last ysar. Adriatlco charged county, saying be Called to property notify the county o f county - * L~'*>* with Lbs warns1w wW because be hoped neg Uooa would raaoivs the i ter. Fine said if a sponsor can be found for the bUL U will be submitted to the 1001 aseeion o f the Legislature. 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N-J- — Although unjustifiably high auto-lnaurence rates have Infuriated consumers throughout the country, nowhere has the Industry's abuse o f the public trust been more apparent than in New Jersey* State officials arc only beginning to undo the damage done m the wake o f the 1083 founding o f the Joint Underwriting Association, intended to provide insurance to the relatively few high-risk motorists who otherwise were unlikely to obtain coverage. Although the JU A waa established as a state gency. the authority to c&Umo and otherwise administer the program waa delegated to IB com mercial Insurance com panies. Including S ta te Farm . Liberty Mutual. Travelers, Aetna. Continental and other Those firms abused the JU A to. d m im v e n t governm ent requirem ents that lim ited the amount they could charge far Insurance cover­ age and prohibited rate increases without ■g l o f confining JU A coverage to ac­ cident prone motortau. the inaurance companies •ought to eliminate their risk exposure b y ' .dumping into the JU A program virtually ail young drivers, moat new state residents i * those with slightly blemished driving roeorde. By rejecting appBratlona far metcial Insurance from all except the least risky drivers, the Insur­ ance companies filled th e J U A p rogram with I.B million m illion)peo­ ple — 40 percent o f the su te's motorists. T h e system waa further flawed by an a rra n g e m e n t that l i n k e d the a d ­ ministrative fees paid t o th e in s u r a n c e c o m p a n ie s to th e dollar value o f the JU A claims they set­ € For every tled. Thus, greedy dollar they firms could — and did — earn higher collect from feee by ap p rovin g their custom­ excessive claims and er*, auto In­ paying out more In surance com­ au te money than the panies retain fund took In. 35 cents. J The indWatty Jtably not been noUl In other states during the Between 1983 and 1988. auto insurance nationally soared 79.7 percent, while the Consumer Price Index rose 34.8 percent. Moreover, the rale hikes far outpaced the growth In the coat* o f two leading auto Insurance expenses — medical care and During the same slx-year^ertod. the Increases In those _ percent and 99.1 percent, respectively, For every dollar they collect from their customers, auto Insurance companies retain SB cents to pay for generous executive salaries, agent commissions, administrative coats, legal fees and assorted other expensss. Only 69 cents la returned to the pottcyholders aa claims payments. By comparison, consumers receive 90 cents from health Insurance compa­ nies and BA cenU from the federal governm ent's Social Security Administration. Probably the . . . against auto Insurance companies occurred In California, where consumer advocate Ralph Nader notes that "consumers and hualneaaea w ere angry about years o f price-gouging, coverage reductions and In 1988. that state's voters approved a baBot proposition backed by Nader that called far an Immediate rollback o f premluma to 1987 levela followed by a 30 percent rate c u t JACK ANDERSON Fraud of 1990s: Social Security P ile s are replete with exampl es, such as the Virginia man w h o u a p d a fraudulent Social Se­ curity number A n t to o b t a in a d r iv e r 's ELLEN GOODMAN Ties that bind to empty nest ahraya know — the difficulty they have letting parents change, letting home change. How many people m oving onto the shaky turf o f Independence want the security o f knowing that they can go home again? How many want to believe that they can be children again? There la comfort In the Idea that parents. Uke bedrooms, are tree*e-framed In their oidplnceer not demanding but available. hatched In California. TaraMnraSdtnu LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor are welromr. AS letters must be signed. Include the a iih rm o f the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should he on a singhlc subject and be aa krief aa possible- Letters srr subject to editing. {■utthsaa young do not aaythadif- Berry's W orld w ho M l bared Ude peat when she moved tq c a ik m and l a r naranis xioved to an aoartx n t. Tharo eras no bams fee tbs holidays. She knows a 30-year-old embarrassingly upset to dlacover that the apace he hadn’t used in ten y e a n waa now a den- There was no roam for him anyswre. And she knows a 49-year-old unexpectedly stunned when her patents left for Florida. The alle o f her childhood went up for sale. aaa Bui the business o f renovating fam ily islaUonahlps. Mm knows. Is triefcy. A s families grow up. parents as well as rktldrrn start to juggle old ways and Uea. to balance tbetr sense of iodcpcndtncc And Ih ftr y n > uf hairtn|iM| In the Ihrcs o f adult famlllca. It turns out that making room for each other la more than a �Sanford HaraM. Sanford, Florida — Wadntaday, April 18. I WO — » » Red Cross protests blood ban r e a s o n a b le ." ■ ... ■ ■ *. . MIAMI A eouth Florida eaectrthre Cor the American Red C m a la the latest hi a growing Hat o f o ffid a k protesting the ban the U.8. Pood and Drug A d m in is tra tio n o f H a itia n s donating Mood by Dr. Peter Tomaaulo. director o f the Red Croce Blood Sendees id iiiii Florida division. H id he M M ill Rorirrthe. Md. The A reh d teese data that show this I* ncccs**ry" The cancellations have co*t the M Cross about 1.000 pints ofbtood.Tom asulosald. ' The PDA Instituted Ihc ban tn February, saving a high rale or heterosexual transmission of AIDS among Haitians makes using their blood a high risk, But Tomaaulo said blood do n ated to the Red C ross Is B*00* O f* t a f» and the NAACP also said they will pnAest the ban. . . . . -. tK ven ieen w our mooo anves rouUne|y tor ,bc A,DS antiooay. The New York Blood Center. which also will address the PDA meeting, agrees that the ban la u n n e c e a a a r y . a a ld A n d r e a spokeswoman for NYBC. o f this ban ." Tom aaiilo aald "W e think this Is totally un* *4 s ^ f f . 1 , ttt» pnttonsl C oubcR « f S m ith s a id . "T h ere'* no evidence to aupport Ihla. and I f * created an absurd situation o f stlgm atlilng a whole nationality." The Miami Archdiocese will ■end representative Leona Coo­ per to the PDA meeting, and the Miami branch o f Ihc NAACT also will send a representative. Miami Mayor Xavier Suarea said he will aend a telegram opposing the “ All o f these groups will give u* some political power.” aald Jean-Claude Desgrange*. presi­ dent o f the Haitian American Coalition o f Health, which orga­ nised the opposition. “ W e have to show the community la really Buffering because oT this, and now the community has Joined Schools Senate and House are chipping away at w b a fa left." ahe aeM. referring to Monday's decision by a Senate panel to cut back NEW YORK - A Florida man. once part o f New York City’s famous "Batman and Robin” detective team and a former New York State Assemblyman, waa found guilty Tuesday o f Insur­ ance fraud. A federal Jury In Brooklyn convicted David Greenberg, 48, a resident o f Bel Aire Beach. Fla. He waa found guilty along with hta brother. Bruce, and several business aaanclalra o f filing In­ flated Insurance claims for tils n a tio n -w id e ch a in o f v id e o ■tores. According to U.8. Assistant P ro a e c u to r D a ve H s tte m . Orcenbcrg and fits brother re­ ported Ores and burglaries be­ tween December IB M and Jan­ uary 1989 at several outlet stores o f a nation-wide chain they owned called Video U .8.A. The pari nets then made four claims each to different Insur­ ance companies totaling 91.11 million. p ro te c tio n said, and bribed Insurance Investigators to cooperate. The claims were paid and have not been recovered. Hat tarn said. "It's really a case o f greed, pure and sim ple." Haitem said. __ b S lT T m E miniatratore. "W e 're cat Greenberg was convicted o f one count o f conspiracy and two counts o f Insurance fraud. He faces a maximum Sentence o f IB years In prison and a tffiODOO riim*??1 tV n n iin iiV ri" . ix s r o h L is! Slat A vc.. Brooklyn, waa found guilty on four fraud counts and could serve up to 25 years In Jail. A sentencing date was not act. Sanford police received reports o f an anonymous phone call ■aytng the premises should be c le a re d w ith in 4 0 m inutes. Police and fire Investigators, however, found no bomb. Bruce Bcott. Central Florida Medfly discovery triggers response lure bureau o f plant inspection "T h e y have been trying to do that for seven years." Cum ­ mings said. "T h ey think this la some sort o f welfare program. It Isn't. It's supposed to be a government agency business.'’ “ 1 Just want to sec to It that e v e r y th in g la run fa ir and above-board." Cummings said. “ And that Is all I have to aay." Rosemary Charles. Seminole Joint Tenant Council president, aald DetrevtSe la Insensitive to the needs o f the tenants. She ■aid Detrevillc refused to w e a k with any o f the members o f the housing project associations. Detrevllle and Burstti were not a v a ila b le fo r com m en t Ihla In Dade County. apendlng Incteaae la not enough "W h en you see the traffic to keep pace with etther inflation through M iam i International <* the addtttanal Incoming * u Airport on any W e 'v e e s t a b l i s h e d a Central and Son w e will are usually infested," Clark said. f o r e v e r . " a a ld W a y n e note and Volusia Census office, admitted "th e r e w ere glitches In the b e g in n in g - " But sh e sa id . Legal Service* paralegal, said he filed a letter or protest with the housing authority after he had been denied * cress to housing authority files late last week and again Monday. BHA has authorised a m orato­ rium on such access, denying access to files and copies o f the agency. Scott said that morato­ rium violates Florida statutes requiring access lo public record*. SHA attorney James Sweeting Itl aald the authority had experi­ enced such a deluge o f requests to see and copy flics In recent months that It had (o Impose the m oralium to handle the d e­ mand. Sweeting aald anyone wanting access to Bousing authority dies would have to make an ap­ pointment. and specify the tiles they wanted lo see and the reasons they wanted to see them. He also said he would try to ensure that Individuals wan­ ting to see the files would have to wait no longer than 40 hours. S w eetin g aald Florida law allows for files to be accesse d "under a reasons!be time and u n d e r r e e a a o n a b l e circumstances," and that he felt that 48 hours fit into those guidelines. ‘or m e re o f Ih c eam e and preparations to extcrjninate the 14. 1990, in Sanford and waa a Brantley Harbor Drive, S u rvivo rs Include mother, S te p h a n ie , S an ford : fa th e r. Danny Williams. Sanford: sisten . Romania and Trad e, both o f Sanford: Mothers. Raymond and Dwayne Williams, both o f Sanfordt maternal grandmother. Francis and maternal grand!*thc r ^ Robert Walker, both of. Hibiscus Or.. U Dee. 13, 1903. In moved to Longw ark. N.Y., In 19 self em ployed car S u rv iv o r in d Kenneth N., East I B ald w ln -F alrc Home. Forest a t n »p4H G e o r g e E d w a rd W e lls , a lOflTVET ITmiHICfli €H IftBJllQfil* UlCu Tuesday at Faun Ulna Nursing Homs in Port Orange after a long Illness. Wet!*, bora Dec. 18. 1896, in Halifax. England. Im­ migrated to the United States w ith his ratnlly In 1900 to Sanford, Maine. He moved to S a n fo r d In 1917 a n d w a a employed for many year* as a m a c h in is t w ith C h a se and - - - - - utility tax over the next 10 years to pay tor new ached construc­ tion. " W e have a w r y apod plan for SuDriie Fimami Hwih 1* 8 10 * Maaonic fraternity in Sanford Lodge No, 63, FOAM. Survivors Indude wife. Beulah Maei daughters, Mildred Agent. New Smyrna M ach. Florence Btenatrom. 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Ifyou would like more information on our prepay* ment plan, please call, come by or clip and mail thla coupon today. �Civil rights giant Abernathy, 64, dies of heart attack In hospital 5— "Ralph Abernathy waa one o f the greatest civil -------------- ------------------rights leaders In the country. I t 's a real loas far its lead en mourned the Am erica." said Philadelphia Mayor Wilson Ooode. h David Abernathy, a Abernathy bowed out o f the national spotlight In er King Jr. who helped the 1970a, but created a stir last year far writing n rights" and shape the about King's reportedly extensive extra-marital equality. attain In hla autobiography. "A n d the Walla Came Tuesday In Atlanta's Tum bling Down." f a heart attack. He had Shortly after Its publication In October. King's irch 93 for what docton Ebenescr Baptist Church called far a boycott o f nditlon. and had been the book and some mem be n o f the ctvti rights ist. community called on Abernathy to retract statenot have been a civil m en u they say tarnished King's reputation, i the contributions that Abernathy defended the book, saying hta claims said Andrew Young, a about Ring already were widely known and had ter m ayor o f Allan U and been Included In at least tw o other publications, mor o f Georgia. Referring to King aa his “ dearest M en d " and a ontgom ery (Ala.), when "Mm he "dearly fayed." Abernathy Instated that a a very young and shy om itting the passages about “ m y M end's weaknathy'a friendship and M as far w om en " would hove made hta book leas spreading all over the w orld." Young aald. The grandson or a slave. Abernathy organised the 1999 Montgomery bus boycott with King after seamstress Rosa Parka refused to give up her seat to a white rider. The taro formed the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in 1997 with other black clergyman, and the organisation became a backbone In the civil rights movement. Abernathy, King's closest friend, waa with the civil rights leader when he waa aaaaaotnated In Memphis. Tenn.. on April 4. 1969, and shortly thereafter assumed the slain minister's position as president of the SCLC. Abernathy, like King, eras committed to non­ violence and maintained a Gandhi-like demeanor even during the worst confrontations with police in various areas. " A stalwart soldier In the arm y o f Justice has fallen." said the Rev. Joseph Low ery, who followed King and Abernathy as leader o f the SCLC. cautiously. Unlike dtasaaes that have been clearly tied to a genetic defect, alcobottam la a complex disorder that m ay have both genetic and en vironm ental causes, they said. If the gene does play a rota In alcoholism, that rote would be only to make M M a rt Ukely far ■nf r^ofy * to it wi n|np the dtsosat. A study o f tissue from the brains o f 70 human cadavers concluded tbs gene waa present in 77 percent o f alcoholics and absent In 72 percent o f non* tamhollra. the rcscarchsea re­ ported Tuesday In the Journal o f atna.isi.rm . irauitiasraorotAL. MAIL TO: roasiim tstws. at. arrmw INPSSIOtL OS11VIS TO. is ps li v « ■ mo raososA »|ifi • particular parson would aiot must aa accaivso IN THS eutCMAUMO os S H V r T iT r S ^ ir a ? , NOT ■■ ACCISTSO. NO better ways to Identify people at risk o f becoming slrnheRci and a greater u nderstand!^ o f Hta underlying cauace o f tb t dtaaaas. which could lead to new treat­ ments and preventive moaaarss. T h e gen e, a fo rm o f th e how an Individual'a brain re­ sponds lo a lco h o l, perhaps making him need more alcohol lo get a sense o f pleasure, the researchers aald. The researchers stressed the results should be interpreted Congress returns from break WASHINGTON - Congress, which returned from Us gaoler holiday today, la beaded far a period o f all-out partisan warfare over the budget, campaign fi­ n a n c e r e fo r m , a n t i- c r im e measures and other fagtafatlnn. with no cease-fire In right. . Democrats, without support from the Republicans, a t* ready to go ft alone on the fiscal 1981 budget, working on the i m i m r tton that some time later In the year there wUl have to be an accommodation with the White House. Sim ilarity, th e Dem ocrats, having railed so tar to reach any agreement with the Republicans, plan to push their plan for campaign finance reform and see if they can crack previously solid GOP opposition. There are. h ow ever, eom e bright spots far Caugrsm in the weeks ahead, w ith the p n iigilllty of final action on child-care legislation and etroog progress on the clean air blit. The Senate and Houae have approved child-care m raauira and negotiators w ill have to work out N compromise. The Senate has approved a clean air bill and House action la now scheduled tor early May. Par more pressing, at least In the view o f President Bush la final action on a money bill to help Panama and Nicaragua. And Ihia proposal could lead to an all-out fight on the question o f m eetin g p riva tely fo r w eeks laying the groundwork far the open sessions. expc ^ w htc B u dget resolu tion s, w h ich Buata does not algn or veto, are blueprints C ongress uses to m e e t t h e G r a m m -R u d m a n to b Dem tary farm Forth* current note cod �>, April « . 1 W 0 - TA Soviets stop Lithuanian gas supply •aid It would not weaken the republic s resolve. Unltad Press international Explosion rooks Aoun hssdquartsrs BEIRUT. Lebanon — A huge explosion rocked the army headquarter o f Christian military leader Oen. Michel Aoun In Christian caat Beirut today, killing three aoldlera and wounding acvtrnl other*, police aaid. Police aaid the wounded included the commander o f Aoun'* •trike force. Capt. Antoine Abl Samra. who had led major battle* against the rival Christian Lebanese Forces militia o f Samir Oeagea for the control o f the 310-square-mlie Christian enclave since January. Police said the explosion occurred at I he base o f Aoun'a Strike Fores In the aiburfa o f V ane. B miles southeast o f Beirut at 0:30 a.m. Varse Is yards away (Tom the Presidential Palace o f Baabda. where Aoun has resided since he was appointed head o f a military Cabinet in September 1009. Restraint urged In Indie, Pakistan NEW DELHI. India — The United States and the Soviet Union arc quietly trying to reduce the threat o f star in South Asia. pursuing high-level efforts to cool rising tensions between India and Pakistan Aided by the uprising In Kashmir. i f I ri 'll iii ■ ■i ■ t II in a n i l ----------------- * UfErjsjFfikBlw CgumL.CB SBIOi The sources Indicated Tuesday that while, the superpower Initiatives are doing on Independently. Washington and Moscow are tending the same message* o f a need for restraint as pari o f a larger goal o f pursuadlng the taro rivals to start a dialogue. Cuba begins Jamming Radio Marti MEXICO C ITY — Cuban authorities, who for the past three Weeks have Jammed U.B.-sponsored T V Marti programs, began teats T uesday to block signals o f Radio Marti, the official Cuban news agancy Prenaa Latina aaid. Prenaa Latina. In a dispatch monitored In Mexico City, aaid Washington had launched an "Informative Invasion o f the Island, thereby unleashing a psychological and disinformation w ar" against Cuba. M OBCOW — L ith u a n ia n P re s id e n t Vytautas Landsbcrgls pledged "w e will survive" even though the Soviet Union said It was cu lling natural gas deliveries to Lithuania because the republic Ignored an ultimatum to rescind Independence legisla­ tion. Landsbcrgls told British radio such a " b r u t a l" m ove from S oviet President Mikhail Gorbachev was unexpected, but "W e ran survive In poor conditions." Landsbcrgls (old Independent Radio News In London. "W e survived In war conditions. In terrible pom-war conditions, without any . without any o il.... W e will survive." A telegram from the Soviet Western Trans Oss company to the Lithuanian gas com­ pany said Moscow had ordered the simply o f natural gas to the repu blic "sh a rp ly curtailed" beginning Tuesday. South African president rajaets black domination United Frost International________ J O H A N N E S B U R G . S o u th Africa — President Frederik de Klerk. In the dearest Indication o f his position ahead o f talks on ending South A frica 's racial conflict, rejected black majority rule and declared power sharing as the only solution "fair to all." In an address to a Joint session o f Parliament, de Klerk unveiled the philosophical underpinnings o f his vision for a new constitu­ tion that would prevent the country from falling “ prey to a section o f the population at the expense o f thereat." De Klerk reaffirmed any new constitution will be submitted to a referendum. He also lashed out at the right-wing Conservative Parly for stirring while hysteria, and the African National Congress for Its "continued commitment to armed struggle. " H isaddresadurtng the annual M A N A G U A . N ic a ra g u a members Nicaragua's outgoing and Incom­ ing governments concluded their A n t day o f talks with the rebels and the g a ndlntsta Front In t over the date far Contra delegation head Oscar Sovatbarro. popularly ' t Ruben. Indicated that th t rebels would not b « able to rttsanw before the Inaugura­ tion April SS o f Preaktent-etect Nicaraguan armed forces chief o f s ta ff MaJ. O cn . J oa q u in Cuadra. who heads the San­ d in is ta d e le g a tio n , aaid he believed the disarming could be brought about by then. "W e have confidence It can be done. It all depends on (the Con Iras'| political will and on the material conditions to carry It out. but there Is enough time on the calendar to do It," Cuadra aaid. “ Today, w e will be diecuastag the technical details of The talks were scheduled to return today. Earlier. Bovalbarro told United. would urge Chamorro to gradu­ ally disarm the Bandtniata army as well as the Contras, and warned that the rebel disarming may not occur before the transi­ tion o f power. "T h e process will take tim e." he aaid In a telephone Interview. Moat o f the Contra rebels have left camps In Honduras since the F e b . 0 3 e le c t io n s w o n by C h a m o rro an d m o v e d In to Nicaragua, where there are now more than 10.000combatants. "Dona Violets Is the mother o f both (the Contras and the armed irastipavss: Wagon" FomUy In Bomlnolo County If You A rt: Moving Into Or Around Getting Having "Those who enjoy full political rights at present are not pre­ pared to bow out apologetically from the stage o f history. Declaring majority rule " par­ ticularly attractive'' to the 28 m illio n black m a jo rity , but "unacceptable" to the minority, de Klerk said he believed a p o w er-sh a rin g a rra n g e m e n t could be reached during the negotiations. Contras begin U N O , Sandinista negotiations Unltad Press International la • proud member of the 'Welcome budget debate came In advance o f preliminary negotiations May 2 with the ANC. followed by a European visit that includes m eetings with British Prim e Minister Margaret Thatcher and French President Francois Mit­ terrand. "W h ile w e are honest and genuine in our quest to create equal opportunities for all, we are not prepared to destroy existing rights or allow them to be destroyed." the S4-year-old de Klerk aaid. referring to the country's S million whites. Oil supplies also w e n reportedly threat­ ened. A spokeswoman for the Lithuanian re­ public in Vilnius said gas was still appar­ ently flowing through a pipeline from the Soviet Union Tuesday despite the telegram announcing a curtailment o f supplies, but she did not know If the amount had been reduced. The spokeswoman said an e mployee o f the republic's oil refinery at Masetklal reported the facility got a call from Moscow saying oil supplies would also toe cut off. Without a problem. ‘ Sovatbarro " T h e r e Is a c o m m itm en t whereby the Contras will put down their arm s," he aaid. "But we need to advance a process whereby the military will dis­ arm.” Chamorro has said she will remove all high-ranking San­ dinista officials from the military and has devised a plan to reduce t h e a l s c o f N i c a r a g u a 's 70.000-member armed forces. Let your Welcome Wagon representative answer your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. 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UMrsport BOSTON - The e v i­ dence ran be m m In the undulating rhythms o f aerobics classes (o the flushed laces o f Joggers who seem lo be every­ w h e re th ese d a y s — Americana crave fltneas.But while the potential h e a l t h b e n e fits o f exercise arc clear, some say A m e ric a 's p r e o c ­ cupation with being fit a n d t r im h a s g o n e overboard. D o c to rs ’ o ffic e s are filled wlih Injured run­ ners and dlel-obsesMd teenage girls with eating disorders. S tu dies In­ dicate too much exerrise tuny be unhealthy, con­ tributing lo allm M ts like the bone-thinning dis­ ease osteoporosis. "T h e r e have clearly been som e casu alties from this kind o f health consciousness." said Dr. A r t h u r B a r s k y . an associa te p rofessor o f psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. "Y o u sec It In eating disorders and some o f the problems around dieting. There arc clearly a lot of sp orts In ju rie s ." said Barsky. Even critics like Barfcsy en d o rs e m o d e ra te exercise, bul they argue that for many peopleIhe desire to exercise has b ecom e too allconsuming. '.'For some people, their e x e rc is in g d evelop s a compulsive, d r i v e n a sp ect.” said B arsky. who contends these peo­ ple exerclae a t t h e cxpcnM o f family and other Important parts o f their lives. B a rsk y and o th e rs believe that for many people the pursuit o f fit­ ness has even taken on religious overtones. " A s p eo p le In past epochs sought lo lead a religious life, w e now seek to lead a healthy life. W e've replaced the religious quest for the salvation o f our souls with the secular quest for th e s a lv a tio n o f o u r bodies." Barsky wrote In an essay. “ Attaining a state o f wellness Is Tike attaining a sla te o f grace. For m a n y , th e h ig h e s t purpose o f human actlvlty is not to purify Ihe soul, but lo purify the body, and optimal physi­ ing a state o f peak physi­ cal health la now the c a l c o n d i t i o n i n g Is object o f conscious, sus­ thought tantamount to tain ed and d elib era te freedom from disease, lo n g e v it y and m o ra l endeavor." he wrote. Dr. Muriel Ollllck. an virtue. "L iv in g a meaningful Instructor o f medicine at Harvard, said some o f the life has thus been re­ current altitudes about duced to a health pro­ Illness mirror a m ove­ blem. Health has become ment in Ihe 18th and an Imperative which, like lB th c e n tu rie s c a lle d a religious or moral code, "p h y s ic a l h y g len ism ," dictates wtedfle norms o f which maintained that conduct/ eating well and leading a T h e danger. Barsky healthy life would help Is dial people will solve both personal and be disappointed because lOClillUft, fitness can not fulfill all " I think that w h ile those expectations. A n y­ there Is evidence that one who Is not healthy or people should exercise, la unable lo exercise may there Is very little e v i­ be held in contempt and d en ce w e 're g o in g lo blamed for it, as If they Improve our whole soci­ s u ffe r e d fro m m o ra l ety by exercising and weakness. “ We u m heallh norms dieting." said Ollllck. One o f the problems to Judge how people with this body-aa-temple should behave and how attitude ts that It begins life should be lived: how to equate fitness and w c spend our Income, health with goodness and what wc read, how we sleep and work and play. morality. Barsky said, Devotion to exercise. What we eat and drink," he said, reflects an Indl- he said. " I do think that we vldual's ability to display " s e l f - d i s c i p l i n e a n d have come lo think about s e lf-c o n tr o l, to fo r g e being well as being virtu­ c h a r a c t e r a n d b e a ous and being sick Is means o f personal and being guilty." Not everyone agrees. spiritual reform. Attain­ SUFFERING Joan n e P a g e M iz e , Ed.D. SILENCE Individual, Marriage And Family Counseling 200 Commercial S t Suite 4 Sanford, F L 32771 (407) 322*2540 electronic hearing tests will be given at the Beltones Hearing Aid Center this week. Clinical Member, American Association For Marriage and Family Therapists Practicing In Sanford Since 1978 Florida License MFT0034 Do you hear but not underatand worda? Do people seem to mumble or about? If you anawered "yea,'' take our offer SANFORD trn S. Frans* Avs. (ir-M) Sawtrad. Fla. 223*1400 OFCN: Msn.-Tuas.nwra. About 00 perrenl Dr. Ralph Paffenbarget. a Stan ford U niversity Am ericans are cons! researcher who has stud­ cted sedentary, mcanln ied the heallh bM eflts of they do not engage l cxcrclM . acknowledged even moderate amoun that some people overdo o f physical activity, aal It. But he argued the vast PafTenbarger. m a jo r it y d o n ot g e t A v e r a g e A m e ric a n could sharply reduce I enough exercise. “ He (Barsky) is advis­ risk o f a fatal heart altar ing that we u m modera­ a n d I n c r e a s e t h e l tion In all things- And chances o f living long he's right. Bul he stales It b y m ak in g sure the In sunt a way that I'm were up on their feel afraid It would discour­ walking, clim bing stai age people who are now — for one hour each day sedentary from Increas­ plus doing 20 minutes ing their energy expen­ more interne activity l d it u r e , " said P affcn - o r three times a week, said. barger. HHU.TH T IM UFfrrasrt C A N T O N . M ass. R e d u c in g c h o le s te ro l levels Is a m atter o f proper diet and ex crete, r e p o r ts th e R e c b o k A e r o b ic In fo r m a t io n Bureau. A research team from Ih e U n i v e r s i t y o f C allfornia-Los A ngeles ut 16 subjects on a I g h - c o m p l e x carbohydrate diet and a dally walking program. A ft e r o n e w e e k , th e group's total cholesterol had dropped IS percent. Moat of ihe change was In Ihe level o f LDL. or "bad'chalcsterol. The researchers sug­ gest a 'diet based an whole grains, vegetables and fruit, along with reg­ ular excrete. R rinsing after meals an s n a c k s y o u a r e wa ahead o f the gam e." aa' G la ser. " A f t e r catln almost anything. It Is good Idea to brush or least rim e with water. " I t ts Impassible t avoid foods contalnln sugar. Bul If the ne s a r y p r e c a u t io n s ar taken, sweets can be e Joyed without damage your teeth." WOODBRIDGB. N.J. Sunshine B t e u lls In h a s a n n o u n c e d It c o m m i t m e n t t o ful n u tritio n a l packag labeling for all Its cook and cracker product Including grams of U per Mrvtng, cholcstr: content and other I formation. C H IC A Q O Potato chips, crackers and even your favorite rice dials year. Sunshln can be as harmful to announced plans lo ell teeth aa a mouthful of inale all highly satural candy, the Academy of tro p ic a l o ils from It General Dentrlatry re­ brands, replacing th porta with soybean and o f Starches in bread, rice lower saturated oils. and cereal are decom­ T h e lo w -c h o lc s tc r o p osed b y s a liv a Into mallaae, a augar that la brands Include Bunshl as hazardous to teeth aa Krtapy Saltlne Crackc Ihe sucrose found In ta­ H y d r o s c h o c o l a t s a n d w ic h c o o k ie s ble sugar. Yet another danger, Grahamy B ea n cookie Country Btyle oatme s a y s a c a d e m y spokesman and dentist rookies, and ginger i H o w a r d O l a a e r . Is Frllo-Lay also has rructoM. a sugar found in fruits and natural sweet­ t r o d u c e d a l o w - o i eners like honey and version o f Dorllos torttl c h i p s , u s I n molasses. "W h a t many people cholesterol-free oil. "W h e n It com es I don't realize la that sugar by any other name Is still snack foods, consume have told us they wan sugar.” he said. Research has indicated products that.sre conv that c erta in food s — n l e n t a n d fit Into cheese, peanuts or sug­ well-rounded d iet." aa ar-free gum — can help BUI C ob b , m a rk elln reduce acid on Ihe teeth d irector fo r Frlto-Lay that can lead to tooth "But in return, they' not willing to aacrt decay.' "It you can reduce the that snack taste they' acidity in your mouth by come to know and love." �Here’s To The • Planned Social ’ Activities GOOD LIFE • Exercise Area • 1 & 2 Bedroom a Apt. 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T h e s u rv e y , w h ich i l t t i l M 3 0 0 p««ple. p e o p le . w * y auf* ferns (SfaS peroan^we S u rvey ranked po g n e i Mend i d flowers as the gram num ber one-cauas far suMormi s t j » ' SrySu?ff£i ceu gb -p rod u cin g have s in g les (31.3 per- s p o n d e m s c o r r e c t l y centl. . ,■ n am ed sp rin g a s . t h e O f those p olled. 73 w o r s t s e a s o n f o r percent said they do not m fam es. l . believe sllergtes are a . -O nly 10 percent o f the fagnM caw medical con- - » * s p a n d e n t s a a I d dHtan. However. aMergles a lle r g ie s c o u ld o c c u r b e lie v e d doctorprescribed ow Soatbm to p ro b a b ly th e b e a r m oot Pm have m *»• who watched T V related- A n d an yth in g te le v is io n w e r e m o r e than throe hours that is going to fa s te r'b k e ly to b e fa tday were twice as inactivity, such as wnt> :: B ecau se te le v is io n y to be obese than c h ln g television - w e ll • viewers are bnnbarded a who viewed teas footer obesity as w eU ,". b y t h o u s a n d s o f i w hour daily, m a d m a n said fa a tala- m e s a a g a s f o r n o n b .1 p s o * n m b o o t s ft b s Iman m id they v o rtis s m e n ts and pnm r i hnr p ra g ma s and because view in g c o m - �N early 8.000 A m eri c a m died last year from one o f the more severe form s o f akin cancer, m a lig n a n t m elan om a, reported the American C a n c e r s o c ie ty , and m ere than a hm -m llllon new cases o f akin cancer were detected in 1BSS. Kaceaalve espoaure lo ih esu n su U ra vto letra y s la believed to be the mam cauae o f melanoma and o t h e r a k in p a n c e r s i s u n b a th in g ." aaya academ y spokeswoman Ruth Sikes. " I t becam e a fed and a trend, even though sun bathers know that sun to the leading c o n t r ib u t o r to s k in cancer." P N I f years age. I he o v e r a g e A m e r ic a n 's chaacea o f d evelopin g m a lig n a n t m a la n a m a amra I in I JO fe today the chances are 1 In 139. The W g p a t Ubtisera o f tenet layer 6 t the s k « i lo predate marc melanin. which changes the skin c o l o r . 'P r o lo n g e d e x p o s u r e to th e su n changes the skin's teatine, earning wrinkles, and can lead to cancer. T h e th re e c o m m o n kinds o f skin cancer are m elan om a, basal c e ll c a rc in o m a , and a q .u a m o u s c e l l c a r c in o m a .. M align an t m e la n o m a , th e m ost • South o r S T h e ac three-faun canters a ek b er by necessary o r b y ash oceunhtad D em on recanuwcn sunscreen protection 15 or mon indicates i protection Atlantic Shorn Hoipital for Children and Adota*l cents is a private mental healthcare facility staffed by local hrofmionaii who care about you and yfttrj ■aoM aa w m *m m ' ’id o l*a ta n a ‘' Cali our FAMILY HELP LINE today for a frae consultation. v - Help is within your means . FAMILY HELPLINE ATLANTIC SHORES HOSPITAL 841 Jim my A nn O rtvt — D ty lo in Bosch, Florida •# �• — Sanford Htrald — Wsdnttday, April 18 . 1B90 — Herald Advartlaar— Thursday. April 19. 1990 — Bantord. FI. A new breed of sh o p p e r is sto rm in g the superm arkets to Imy cigarettes and beer. CHICAGO - There's a " I ’m sure there’s a lot new breed nf ahop|>rre In of that still going on. tiiiluy's supermarkets: rsperlally If the slinp|>tllg te e n a g e r* w ho want Is lell completely up In what's lust. easy anil the teens. ’ srivs Znllo. "Itni." A firm called Teenage However. Znllo savs. UFI h h H_______________ Research Unlimited icImiris .1 record mmilM-r ul A m c rtra 's le e lis a ir em lsiim gtorcrv Mure aisles picking up limner tor i lie nil lie lanrily Mill Peter /.irlln. prcsl(leal ill the Nnrihbmtik. III.. e(iiii|tauy. says yntitlU slmppets are inn very Itileresieil in liming the healllilesi IihhI nv.iu.ihlc nr even in paying fur s|mrule hr.mil names. "A kill wants In know n looks good amt lias a Inn package." hr says. T h I s m r a n s su|KTiuarkeis set up us h lgh -irrh hcullh em purlums In please the yuppie crowd nerd in widen Ihelr incus in at* ir u r l lu c r a tiv e teen dollars now. and iiillnentr their buying Itnh'is lit the future, sakl /olio. A decade ago. teens were seen In grocery stores piling junk foods, magazines. and soda (sip Into tlieir earls, or trying some Items for the faint­ ly. And about 20 [H’reenl lit teens uverall are doing ilu- major portion id the lamky fond shopping.” The lypleal teenage shnp|HT. says Znllo, will "go lo Hie store with a generle ivpe list uxwilly " M a j o r s o c io lo g ic a l prrp.in d liv the mother, « liangcs during the past a list that doesn't s|N-ellv III veals hati loreed brands.” leelis milt moll serious "They liny Items nil U m e e t v s ho p p I o |J. list, making Iheli own I lien s le t’ll an tin reuse b r a n d e lu ile e s and m dual Inetune lamlles usually buying addlllnnal where Imih parents work Hems mil on Ihe llsi," he and in sin gle parent* says. "Ilul they plek lip everything Imin snaeks stimle income families "So II Isilh isirents are in laundry soap lo liaklng \voikmg. or there Is only mixes m Iro/en entrees." nne p a re iil anil 11in I Wliai all raids leens to person iih is I work, leelis an Item. Znllo says. Is mil are loreed Into the |s>sl* whether Ihal Item Is lion ol Inking greater healthy. How long II will r e s p o n s ib ility In the lake lo fix Is more likely home, w lilell Unhides in be Ihe deeldlng l.iclor, lining the lam lly food s in c e an In c r e a s in g shopping mini tier nf leens conk tils latest survey, re­ dinner ul home. leased In April, round “ F ifty p ereen t of lliul uImhiI 50 pereent of females and 20 (irreetil nf female teenagers and 30 mules have pn-jiarrd a pereeni ol mule teens meal lur Ihelr families In grocer) shop eaeli week the past w eek." says for ihelr TamlHe*. Znllo. "When they shop, "T h e y may noi Is* do­ ih ey look fur co n v e­ ing ilu major |Kirili>n." nience. things dial can he says. ’ Init al the least go tiiln a mlrrowave. they are going to the "Teens generally arc store and picking up mil as cunrcmcd ulmul Here’s how to svoid eccidentsl poisoning U F lit W fl______________ Most eases nf food INitsonlng In the home result lit inild-to-sevrre llu-llke symptoms, hut sum i can re s u lt lit serious Illness or death. Ks|K-elally vulnerable are die very young, the very old. pregnant women and tropic with weakened mmunlty systems. The Food Marketing Instil ue recommends Ihe lollnwing lor keeping ed­ itors safe and healthy: # Alw ays keep cold foods cold (54-40 degrees F a h ren h eit) and hot IimmI s hot (140-165 de­ grees). S Never keep perish­ able foods at room Tem­ perature for longer than two hours. Including Ihe lime It lakes to prepare, serve and eat. eW hrn shopping, plek up m e a t , p o u l t r y , seafood, dairy products and other refrigerated or frozen foods lust. • U o d irectly Inline ullcr shopping and store the Itcmsappropriatcly. • lk> not buy packages I fiat have Ix-cn n|K-ucd or damaged. • Store meal, jxuillry and sralood In the col­ dest pan o f the refrigera­ tor. • Properly wrap and freeze products that will not lx- used within one or I wo days. • W a s h h u it tl s thorou ghly w llli hot. soapy water Ix-fnrc han­ dlin g any raw meat, poult ry or seafood. • Thaw frozen food In the refrigerator or on Ihe defrost setting on your microwave, not al room t e mp e r a t u r e on the kitchen counter. • Rinse poultry and seafood with rold water before cooking. • If you marinate, do ll In the refrigerator and not at room temperature. • Use clean aprons, towels and sponges. Uo not re-use dlshclothes or sponges lhal were used tu clean up meal or poultry Julrcs without llrsl rinsing them In hot. soupy water. K rplarc sponges frrc|urnllv. For mure information, eontuei the Department nf Agriculture's Meal uud Poul try H otline. Th e toll-free number. 1-HOO 5:15 4555. is open fruiii 10 a.in. to 4 p.m. uiiirnional value as are their parents. We’ve been tracking this, and cer­ tainly teens arc more conrernrd ulunit their lii-allh tiKlav than they were five years ago. lull it's still far less than adults are. "Gettenillv liens say they don't care a whole lot atsiui whciher a errlain lisid is gisid Im yon "hike then parents, teenagers’ lives are lullv programmed They have a Ini ol dilugs going on In iln-lr lives, and (list Iiconnso they me taking o ver lam lly shopping doesn’ t mean they’ re lessening other aeitvllies." Znllo says his llgures are based on a two phase mall survey o f 2.000 Amertruns ages 12-Ilf lit all 50 stairs, Advcrtit.-ra make use nf die survey, because lliry want to rrm In no teens' considerable buy­ ing power. Znllo says his IMil1 tells advertisers. "If you want tu rrurh a teen don't stress the product’s nut rlt tonal vulur. You're just wasting your hn-ulh. ’ ’ What you want to stress Is etinvelilenee. full and taste." Checking blood pressure, cholesterol a healthy fad nesses ol all kinds lu st­ ing Ihe lialloil III excess DURHAM. NC. - Not ol $70 billion amuially. since Americans llrsl there was no lack ol laced on ihelr jogging mollvalliHi One ol die llrsl dilugs shoes has anything so arou sed lilt- Illness- people want lo know conscious as die new win ll they untie III b ril­ eoneern over high blood ls ihelr elHileslernl level." said Di.nme Coglimu. a cholesterol It o ill ha i it e d w it h im iitItimiisi al Duke Ilul warnings In mi Ihe merit- vi-isliv s Diet anil Fitness We eal I’onmmimv ih.il old. C inli i III Ilurham a e e e p la h te leve ls ol do a lol ot our education ellolesterol are no lougei mi tat i holesierot " A eholeslerol leading ol good emmgh. millions have Is-eit tested lo ric- 2-15 mllllgi.ims |h-i ric I t- r til I ll e w h e I h e r ■ tiller ol blood m lghl a r t e r i o s c l e r o s i s — h a ve d ra w n n o th in g eholeslerol elogged arter­ m o r e Ilia n a r a is e d ies — Is catching lip wllli eyebrow hum Ihe family physician several years thrill. On nnr day in April ago. Iml no longer. With greater knowl­ a lo n e an e s t im a t e d •100.000 people swarmed edge ol the causes of lo more than 470 hospi­ strokes and lu-url at­ tals across the nation lo tacks. doctors now prefer have Ihelr IiIimmI pressure a reading of 200 or less. and eholeslerol cheeked Cogbum said. Anything hetwn-n 200 III a p r o j e c t e a l l e d U P l r a p f t ______________ W ith heart attacks claiming more than a halfmillion lives a year and cardiovascular ill TH A N K YO U Central Florida . for our FIRST YEAR Kirk & Becky Dunn Lorry Lucas Gary ft Louise Dotson folly U e Nick Zemantauski Roger ft Jill Rath Ken Kapinos DonnaJohns Tammy Vaughn Norma Lemtr Argelio Cruz Elena Ganna Barbara Haskell ami 2.1(» Is Inrdrrllm-. amt If ll Is over 240. you are proluhly going in leave the doctor's other with a diet, or presertplion. In your hand. Countdown LISA. H C A 9 n o m n n a l Jackie Coalo Rick Evans Robert ft Donna McIntosh Brent King Dan Badran Norman ft Terry Bobbin Unda Sapp Randy & Sharon Roberts Sheldon ft Gloria Chang Lee Walker Jainle DeVan Unda ft Mike Akerson Clay Simmons p »rto f H o s p ita l your > Fu* Utdcd Smffcst ’<* , s _.HoulEmWBW«rSw' 34 Short St»y Sui9«7 pafutnc > smw-qI s’t : Mannioflraw’r w y1’*’ — (mnmd fStMOo"! . toBuonsw** , sporuMsdcM PriUfSri* , SxWOrtOrtM* .N M ts n f“ ~ 1 CstOsel t7fU uC *?hc . 6 R t n o n o l l i t d P lln tit Studio P r lv s t s O N I ON O N I F s rs s n s lls s d F ltn a a a T ra in in g . . , - T - I 3 2 3 -6 8 4 7 •0*ks Ptaa •Mi W. US* Nwy IM. tut* tit • Lak* Nwy H. 13741 ^Regional Hospital 17-91 On Lsks Monraa, Sanford 321*4600 • MI-4441 • 4394797 �Sanford Herald — Wednesday. April H . 1990 — Herald Adurtliar — Thursday, April IB. 1990 — Sanlord, FI. — » A Get Well Soon. Lake M ary Open at: A Ankle Specialist Matthews Orthopaedic Oink, P A Or. Robert G. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 18, 1990; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/38736b2f03e5fd3d8bfb8344dd87cc92.pdf 5844231236121564eea5960dd644b30b PDF Text Text 82nd Year, No. 222— Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST No water restrictions INSIDE______________ Action not needed here despite record low well readings □ Sports Seminole defends state title Seminole High School track roaches Ken Hraumnn and Nale Perkins are approarhlng Friday night's Class 3A stale meet at Winter Park's Showalter Field and lk»h Mosher Track. Brmunan. conch of the Seminole boys, will have a real strong Idea of how Ills (earn will finish after the Held events an: over. On the oilier hand. Perkins and Ihe Seminole girls may have to wait until the final event of Ihe evening to find out If they've won their fifth consecutive state title. See Page IB Michael Jordan strikes again Try as they might, the Philadelphia 76crs cannot make Michael Jordan go away. They couldn't do It In Game 1. and they couldn't do it in Game 2. The 76ers have yet to win on Ihe road In the playoffs. They beat the Cavaliers In five games In the first round holding the home-court advantage. Hut for Philadelphia to rrach the conference finals they will have to win at least one game at Chicago Stadium. See Page IB □ Florida Marijuana confiscated MIAMI — Morr than 4 Ions of marijuana were confiscated from an American boat Just off the Mexican roast Wednesday by the U.S. Coast Guard. Ihe largest such seizure by Ihe agency Ibis year, officials said. Tw o crew members. Joseph Glow Jr. and Robert Mel ty. both of the St. Petersburg area, were arrested. See Page 2A Ether forces evacuation 1IIALKAI! — Police and firelighters evacuated 15 homes and several businesses while specially trained crews moved about 4.500 gallons of h igh ly ex plosive eth er oul o f a Hialeah warehouse Thursday. Florida Department o f Law Enforcement agents discovered 50 90-gallon drums of ether at the warehouse curlier In the week during a drug Investigation. The chemical Is often used In cocaine processing, but the olflcers found no Illegal drugs or processing equipment at the plant. The drums were labeled as a harmless substance and the warehouse owner said he did not know they contained ether. The shipment was still under Investigation. Crews trained to handle hazardous chemicals carefully loaded the drums Into an 18-wheelcr truck. The neighborhood was evacuated as a precaution. "T h e ether Is In drums and the drums are sealed. They're very stable." siad lllalt'ali Fire Chief Omar Fernandez. "These people really know what they're doing. Il should be as safe as we can possibly make It." Man under siege by Satanists? LA N TAN A — A Uintana man. fearing he Is under siege by a satanlc cull or terrorists, has offerd a $2,500 reward for apprehenlon ol vandals who have caused $80,000 worth of damage to his home In the Iasi three months. "Y o u 'd think this was a war zone. There Is a whole gang on tIk* loose." said Manfred Buttner of the damage to Ills 3.500 square-foot home. A pentagram, a five-pointed circle repre­ sentative of satanlc worship, was spray-painted on the garage Hour where a red Triumph TR7 was left on concrete blocks after being stripped o f Its seats and tires and then bashed repeatedly. A sheriffs supervisor said Irm stigators do not know whether there Is a connection between Ihe vandalism and any cult group. From wire reports INDEX C laaslflsd s... C o m ics......... C ro ss w o rd ... Doar A bby... D i i t h i ........... •••••••••• 5 A Dr- Q oti....... E d ito ria l....... F lo rid a .......... By J. MARK BARFIELD Herald stall writer I.ONGWOOD — Despitr the second month ol record lows In a test well near here, the St. Johns River Water Management District has decider! not to reinstate lawn watering restrictions In Seminole County. A district water officials said private wells aren't running dry anti salt concentrations aren't Increasing In Seminole County's veils, so there Is no need lor mandatory restrictions for now Since March, a test well monitored by Ihe district has record low levels, said Barbara Vergara, district director for groundwater pro­ gram s. Last m onth, the w ell recorded a groundwater level o f 33.99 feet. That level was 0.62 feet below what It was in Maicli anil 1.04 feel below the level It was at In April 1989. Vergara said the well not only recorded a record low In March, but In May 1989 as well. "W e're going to go hack and look at the consumptive use penults we're Issuing In that area and try to llgurc nut wlmt's going on." Vergara said. Other wells In the area me dropplng. but not quite as fast." A district lest well near Geneva reorded 17.77 feet In April, which was 0.62 feel below Ihe level II reached In March and 0.86 feel below the level It reached in April 1989. Sem inole County residents endured four months of brown grass and wilting foliage when the district imposed mandatory restrictions, limiting lawn watering to three days a week anil only eight hours on each of those days. Although water table conditions Improved enough for Ihe restrictions to be lifted In See Water. Page SA S C C teacher files lawsuit against school By VICKI DoSORMIER Herald staff writer SANFORD — Adrienne Perry, a rending Instructor at Jem lnolc Community College since 1977. has filed a class action suit In county civil court charging the school wltii racial discrimination In their hiring and promoting practices. The class action suit, filed on behalf of any other alleged victims of racial discrimination al SCC. charges the school lias "historically and systematically failed anil ref­ used to hire, promote and recruit black persons for faculty and ad­ ministrative positions." Perry alleges that not only did the school hire Its first black faculty members only under court order In the mid 1970s. but that they have yet to hire a black administrator. Craig Diseno. S (Y "s coordinator if jtiiriiu InloriTTallon. said ihe school would not comment while the mailer Is being litigated. Perry, who is nlso a city com m is­ sioner In Longwood. applied for the position of Dean o f the Open Campus on July 27. 1988 when reorganization of the school created the position. W hen the position was first advertised on July 12. 1988 the description calk'd for an applicant with a doctoral ik-grce. A week later, the requirements were changed to reflect a need for only a masters degree. Perry, who holds a doctorate from the University of Florida and a masters from Columbia University Teaching College, was one of three applicants for the Job. Gloria IMckar and Marilyn Mitchell. both white females, also applied, though Mit­ chell withdrew. Perry alleged 111 her elvll suit that Dr. Keith Samuels, vice president for Instruction at 5>CC. had pre­ selected Plekar. who had been at the college for only three years, for the position before Interviewing began Samuels, according to court doc* A lire truck sils in front of the Smith's home (right) as smeke from Ihe days old brush fire rise above it in HmU Photot by Tommy Vlnconl the background. Don't tell this couple that lightning doein't sliikc twice Local couple forced to face trial by fire By J. BRADLEY DILLINO Herald staff writer SANFORD — The addage Is that lightning never strikes twice. For Sonlord couple Howard and Elaluc Smith. II has struck two. maybe three times. W I ic ii they came lu c k in iliclr home on Sand I’lnr Clrclr In the Hidden laikc subdivision on Monday alter allending llielr niece's wedding in Maryland, they certainly were not expecting to llnd lire trucks In llielr yard. But. o f course, tltcre was a lire, they said Ibis morning. A stubborn muck and brush lire dial ofliclals said started under suspicious circumstances on Monday III Hie vicinity ol AirjHirl Boulevard ami Old Lake Mary Road lias kepi firelighters busy since (lien, lias sent columns ol smoke Into Hu- air that have Ix-en visbile for miles, and has resulted In heavy, smelly Elaine and Howard J. Smith I See F ir e .Page 5A [ See Law suit. Page 5A S em in o le C o u n ty g ets u n exp ected fin a n c ia l boost By J. MARK BARFIELD Herald stall writer SANFORD — Financially-strapped Sem inole County lias been re­ warded witli a $736,013 windfall, aided by a puff h nil Seminole C ounty C om m ission Chairm an Sandra Glenn. Glenn, aeeompatiled by county commissioner Jennifer Kelley. Iasi week attended a m eeting with officials ol I lie Stale Board ol Adm inistration, which oversees distribution of Ihe taxes and oilier statr-colleeled revenues lo counties and cities. Glenn said she learned the SBA was behind In its accounting lor deductions from the revenues to pay lor county Issued bonds. As a result. a $150,000 payment due Iasi Sep­ tember was nut sent n> the county and an O ctober paym ent was withheld. In all. county commis­ sioners feared they had lost more than $242,000 ol the 350.(X)0 lin y expected Irom the revenues. I wo w e e k s a g o . c o m m is s io n e r s drastically cut llielr irunsporuHon budget to $107,689 and drew on reserves to maintain county spen­ ding levels. Glenn said tlit* SBA ollidals were quick to attune lor the erior. " You got u s'." Glenn said lhc\ com­ mented. She said about $12 million had been wrongly withheld bom counties statewide. Glenn said SBA olltclals piuiiilscd lo scud lull revenue collections lot May through Scpicmlier tills year lo See Money. Page 5A A m usem e nt park lovers can enter a w hole new w o rld later th is m onth By J. BRADLEY DILLINO Herald stall writer________________________ ___________ H oroscope................ 4B N ation............ Paoplo............ Po lico ............. S p o rtt •••••■••• 1B.2B.3B Tala v isio n .... W aath ar........ ............ 2A W o rld ............. Showers and thunderstorms Mostly cloudy with a (><) percent chance ol showers For m ore w o *»h a r, ooo Page 2A SANFORD — A whole new world Is about lo o |m-i i Its doors lo Sanford. Flea World, (lie Sanioid Ilea market on U.S. 17-92. will debm a 10-acre. $5 milium amusement park called Fun W oild on May 25. More than HX) |i-ople will lie employed at Ihe park. "W e 're excited." said owner Syd Levy. "W e wauled to have a fainlly-lypc place. I looked around here and realized lh.il wc really need something like ibis. The community lias given us a lot ami wc Jusi waul lo give something Ikick. Levy said lie bad traveled around Hie louulry looking at aimiM'iticnl parks and Hint Hie some ol Hie best ones ili.il lie bad seen weie designed by a man named Bill lleatl v. " W c really M him have lilt- run ol tilings with Hie «li sign." Levy siid '"I heir are sonic tilings Dial lie runic up willi that I |usl didn't sec as really In 11m>rliini bul lie soil I Icy II w ere gonna do II. Id s do II rtglil.' Aiul I |osi Id him have Hi< tun ot Hie whole thing li's really bcauHlul Wall till >ou See Fun World. Page 8A �'t k — Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida — Thursday. May 10. 1990 ■N E W S F R O M T H E R E G IO N A M D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E FLORIDA BRIEFS Columbia grounded for repairs By WILLIAM HARWOOD Eight players share Fantasy Five jackpot T ALL AH ASSFE — Eight players matched all five winning numbers In the latest Fantasy Five drawing, and each can claim more than $189,000. Florida Lottery officials said Wednesday. Two top prize tickets for Tuesday night's drawing were sold In Orlando, and one each was sold In lamonia. Jacksonville. Lauderhill. Leisure City. Ocala and Rlvervlew. Lottery Secretary Rebecca Paul said. Some 1.200 players matched four of five numbers to win $362 each, and another 37.464 players matched three of five numbers to win $6 each. Paul said. The winning numbers in Tuesday's drawing were 5. 25. 29. 33 and 37. High-ranking FDLE official ousted TALLAHASSEE — Danny Johnson, chief o f criminal In­ vestigations for the Florida Department of Law Enforcmcnt. was fired Wednesday following his arrest on charges he abused his 15-vcar-old stepson. " After a thorough internal review of the allegations against Mr. Johnson. 1 feel that he can no longer be effective In FDLE." said Commissioner Tim Moore In a written statement. He continued: “ In the Interest o f preserving the public's trust and confidence In our ability to carry out FDLE's mission. Mr. Johnson has been relieved of his comm and." "H e's no longer with FDLE." agency spokesman John Joyce said. M. Michael McHargue. staff director in Moore's Tallahassee office, was named to replace Johnson In the position overseeing five regional FDLE operations throughout the state and 17 field offices. Johnson. 40. and hts wife Lee Ellen Johnson, both were . arrested Friday on charges o f aggravated child abuse Involving her son. now living with relatives. A May 1 probable-cause affadavit says the boy “ has been a slave for Danny Johnson," and was battered by him In March and April while his mother watched. Johnson denied the charge, a second-degree felony punishable by up to 15 years In prison. UPI Science Writer CAPE CANAVERAL — Rocket engineers Thursday flnc-tuncd plans to remove a faulty cooling system valve from the shuttle Columbia In a tricky repair Job that will delay the ship’s blastoff on a S p a c e la b a s tr o n o m y mission for two to three weeks. William Lenoir, associate ad­ ministrator for space flight, an­ n o u n c ed the la u n ch d e la y Wednesday after wrapping up a two-day flight readiness review to assess the status o f Col­ umbia's (light processing. LlftofT on the 36th shuttle Right had been scheduled for next Thurs­ day. " W e are o b viou sly disap ­ pointed that we are not ready to n y ." Lenoir said In a statement. “ H o w e v e r , th is p a r tic u la r system Is absolutely critical to the safety of the crew and overall mission success, so we have decided to change the compo­ nent." Launch director Robert Sleek said the schedule called for engineers to begtn the repair Job Thursday. But before the valve can be removed from under the Boor of the shuttle's payload bay. engineers must first drain toxic Freon 21 from pipes lead­ ing to and from the faulty component. Then, with a rotating "clean room " butted up against Col­ u m b ia ’ s open payload bay. engineers plan to gain access by Hubble Space Telescope’s first photo delayed again United F r— a tnte m e t lf ia l GREENBELT. Md. - The H u b b le S p ace T e le s c o p e should be able to snap its historic first picture o f the heavens next week now that engineers determined that a mathematics error had made th e o b s e r v a to r y s lig h t ly askew. If all goes well with cor­ recting the error and focusing one o f Its cameras, the tele­ scope should be able to pho­ tograph a star cluster In the Milky Way between May 16 and May 18. officials said. NASA had considered tak­ ing the long-awaited picture Wednesday after tw o of three guidance sensors on the tele­ scope failed to locate and lock onto stars during testing earlier In the week. That ability will be critical once the telescope begins Its 15-year mission o f exploring the uni­ verse. w o r k i n g tr o m p l a t t o r m s extended Into the cargo hold. Safety netting will be set up below the work area to prevent tools or other debris from falling on the shuttle's $150 million telescope payload. Ofllclals thought taking a picture with the telescope's wide field planetary camera could help orient the $1.5 billion. 12-ton observatory. But engineers determined that the reason the sensors had failed to find bright enough stars was a faulty command sent to the tele­ s c o p e . p o in tin g th e o b ­ servatory about a half of a degree in the wrong direction, said Jean Olivier, telescope deputy project manager. T h e fa u lty co m m a n d stemmed from a math error made w hile updating star charts dating back to 1954, said Olivier. After correcting the com­ mands from the Space Tele­ scope Science Institute In Baltimore, engineers at the Goddard Space Flight Center In Greenbelt and Marshall S p a c e F lig h t C e n t e r In Huntsville. Ala., will resume testing the guidance sensors. An official launch date will not be set until alter managers get a better idea of how long It will take to replace the valve, which Is vital to the operation of a Freon cooling system, one of two needed to carry awa} heat gen- cra ted by the sp a c ep la n e 's e le c t r ic a l a n d m e c h a n ic a l systems. "T h e decision to go and make this right was not a tough decision because we want 100 percent perform ance In our cooling system before we fly. and right' now. this system would be marginal at best," Sleek said. A preliminary repair schedule showed Columbia would not be ready for blastoff until at least May 30, two weeks later than p la n n e d . S le e k re fu s e d to speculate on when the work might be finished, saying "It rates right up there with one of the most challenging" tasks ever attempted at the launch pad. " I think It’s going to take two to three w eeks." he said. "Th is is straightforward work but It Is tedious. It has a high degree of difficulty." En gin eers h a ve n e ver a t­ tempted such a repair Job Inside the shuttle's 60-foot payload bay w ith the spaccplane In the vertical launch position. C olu m b ia a n d Its se ve n member crew had been sched­ uled lo take ofT on the 36th shuttle mission at 12:45 a.m. next Thursday, Commander Vanct Brand, 59. co-pllot Guy Gardner. 42. John “ M ike” Lou n ge. 43. Robert Parker. 53. JefTrey Hoffman. 45. and civilian astronomers Ronald Parlse. 38. and Samuel Durranee. 46. plan to spend 10 days in orbit. Florida State rape suspect pleads guilty TALLAHASSEE — The second o f three fraternity brothers pleaded no contest Wednesday to charges In the 2-year-old sexual attack on a severely drunk Florida State University female student who was dumped at the house o f a rival fraternity. Byron Stewa-'. 23. was sentenced to serve five years probation and 200 hours o f community service after pleading no contest to a charge o f sexual battery with slight force before Leon County Circuit Judge Ted Steinmayer. Stewart and co-defendant Daniel Oltarsh. both Pi Kappa Alpha i f FSU. were scheduled to go to trial Monday. Oltarsh. who is charged with sexual battery by multiple perpetrators, is still scheduled for trial on that day. The third defendant. Jason McPharlln, a Pi Kappa Alpha member ol'Tvubum University, pleaded guilty to a lesser charge and was sentenced to one year's probation. The three students were Indicted In May o f 1988 In the attack, which had occurred two months earlier. The Incident caused a major controversy on campus. Pi Kappa Alpha was suspended from the school for five years, not only because of the attack, but because the fraternity refused to cooperate with Investigators. Under his agreement with prosecutors. Stewart, who had been charged with sexual battery by multiple perpetrators, agreed to plead guilty to a lesser charge, a second-degree felony, which carries a maximum penalty o f IE ears In prison. Accused cop killer threatens prosecutors MIAMI — Guards said a man charged with killing two policemen threatened prosecutors as he was being led from court, prompting the prosecutors to ask that the suspect's hands and legs be shackled for the rest o f the trial. Dade County Circuit Judge Alfonso Sepe denied the request Wednesday, calling shackles a last resort. Charles Street, charged with the first-degree murder o f two Metro-Dade policemen, told Jail guards he was "fed u p" with prosecutors and threatened them, a court report said. Street's lawyers said the defendant had been provoked by prosecutors' repeated taunts. Assistant Public defender Art Koch said the prosecutors frequently poked fun at Street out o f the Judge's earshot, making remarks such as "Doesn't Chuckle look good?" and "Chuckle, you look nice today, your lawyers dress you up?" "These are attempts from day one to needle him.'* Koch said. “ Here's a man of 77 IQ who’s on trial for his life." Street, 36. is accused of fatally shooting officers Richard Boles and David Str/alkowskl on Nov. 28. 1988, Just days after Ills early release from prison on an unrelated conviction. From United Press International Reports LOTTERY TALLAHASSEE The daily number Wednesday in the Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 631. flSlraight Play (numbers in exact order): $250 on a 50 certl bet, $500 on $1. r Box 3 (numbers In any order): $80 for a 50 cent bet. $160 on $1. □ Box 6 (numbers In env order): $40 fora50-cent bet. $80 on $1. □ Straight Box 3: $330 in order drawn. $60 in any order on a $1 bet. r Straight Box 6: $290 in order drawn, $40 if picked in combination on $1 bet Sanford H erald LOCAL FORECAST Today...Mostly cloudy with a GO percent chance o f showers a n d th u n d e r s to r m s . W in d southwest at 15 mph with a high in the upper 80’s. Becoming partly cloudy In the afternoon. Tonight...Clear with a low In the 60's and a light wind. Tomorrow...Sunny with a high In the rntd HO's and a wind from the cast at 10-15 mph. Extended outlook...Mostly fair Saturday through Monday with a high In the mid to upper 80's and a low in the 60's. PO STM ASTER: Vend e d d rtti change! lo THE SANFORO HERALD. P O. Box 1417. Sanlord. FL H IM . Subscription Rates (D aily A Sundayl Home Delivery A Mall I Months tl* 4 Months tit M I Year *14-40 Phone l « 7 » 111 1411 MIAMI — M iR ^ B R ^ H R a ^ n a r lJ u a n a were’ confiscated from an American boat Just o ff the Mexican coast Wednesday by the U.S. Coast Guard, the largest puch seizure by the agency this year, officials said. Tw o crew members. Joseph Glow Jr. and Robert Melley. both o f the St. Petersburg area, w -re arrested and charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute and Importa­ tion of marijuana, said Gerald Hochman. co­ director of the federal Florida Joint Task Group. Tl?e task group, a Joint operation with 60 agents of the Drug Enforcement Administration and the U.S. Customs Service, were trying to determine where the marijuana originated, as well as Its destination. Hochman said. The boat was towed to Key West and turned over to U.S. Customs authorities. Coast Guard Petty Officer Veronica Cady said. liman estimated the wholesale v n lu ^ fU M ^ i at $700 to $800 a pound, o. to $6 million. "It's a pretty sizable amount." Hochman said. “ The Coast Guard made a very good hit In this on e." The crew of the Coast Guard cutter Tahnma boarded the 40-foot La Fiesta sailboat, which was registered In Mobile. Ala., about 350 miles southwest o f Miami for a routine check. Cady said. Th e Coast Guard found 8.210 pounds of marijuana, an unusually large amount for the size of the vessel. Cady said. “ It was a routine boarding. We found the marijuana, and they were arrested," Cody said. "It was unusual because there was so much on such a small boat. "W hat was unusual Is the the marijuana was not concealed.” Hochman said. "It was simply slacked In the vessel. But. with that kind of bulk. It’s very difficult to conceal." Police recover 57 pieces of stolen art from cafeteria ow ner in M iam i United Press International MIAMI — Fifty-seven pieces of Ecuadorian art missing since 1988 were recovered Wednesday by police from the attic o f a cafeteria owner who allegedly paid $400 for the 49 paintings and eight sculptures. The art. valued at more than $200,000. was taken Nov. 17. 1988. by two men who saw a delivery van parked at a Miami restaurant and stole It while the driver was talking on the tele­ phone. police detective J.B. Martinez said. "T h e y took It to a house and started opening the crates and found the artwork and a lot of other ceramic pieces." he said. "Realizing It all came from Latin America, they thought It might have some cocaine stashed in­ side. They destroyed most o f the statues. The rest o f the stuff Is here." The men then took the art to a cafeteria owned by Alberto Bello, who allegedly bought the whole delivery for $400. Martinez said. The artwork belonged to Uanko de Plchlncha. which sent It to Miami for display at an Interna­ tional bankers' convention. The two suspects, Vincent Kenneth Bcggs and Shawn David Lawson, both of Miami, were arrested in February 1989 and convicted o f auto theft and grand theft. Shortly after their arrest, B ello's cafeteria and h om e w ere s e a r c h e d , but nothing was found. Investigators received a tip this week that the artwork was hidden In a home owned by Bello but leased. UW report TALLAHASSEE - Gov. Bob M a rtin ez's two-day campaign swing through the Florida Panhandle got olf to a quiet start Wednes­ day w ith sm a ll, p o lite crowds. About 50 people turned out to greet the governor In Blountstown, the first stop on the 9-clty tour that ends Thursday in Pensacola. Campaign cfTIHaM blamed ■ the light turnout on rain showers. The Republican gover­ nor's trip Is designed to drum up the support of co n se rv a tive D em ocrats who helped put him in ofltce in 1986. Rural north Florida Is considered a tr a d itio n a l D e m o c ra tic stronghold. Martinez trails form er U.S. Senator Lawton Chiles In virtually all of the polls. Chiles' name recognition from years In the Senate and hts moderate stance on some Issues have helped h ts s t a n d i n g In t h e Panhandle and north Flori­ da. Aides to Martinez are hoping that a personal campaign stop, as well os help from som e form er Democrats who are now Republicans, will bolster GOP strength this fall. FLORIDA TEMPS MIAM I — Florida 14hour te n . cetur.i and rainfall at 4 a m EOT Thursday HI Le Rjin City n 31 Apelechicole 90 to 1 70 C r n l« l* » D*rton* B.ech U n 70 Fort L.ud.rd.1* 13 77 000 tr* Fort M y .r t 74 93 II 44 44 Gelneiville r% 70 04 Jacksonville IS 74 !r « Key We»t Miami IS 77 000 to 70 13 P.ntecole U r i u l i Bradenton 14 74 000 S9 74 n Tellehetiee T.mpe U 77 o; 14 01 Vera Beech We it Palm Beech ts 74 03 ;s n NATIONAL TBMPE EXTENDED OUTLOOK V \J'*A. ------------- 1 FRIDAY PtlyCldy 91-70 FULL May 9 O • r SA TU R D A Y PtlyCldy 92-72 SUNDAY Sunny 9 3 -70 MONDAY PtlyCldy 91-72 TIDES MOON PHASES THURSDAY: I B NEW May 24 B Thursday, May 10, 1990 Vol 82. No 222 Second C la ti P o*leg* Paid at Sanford. Florida 11771 Unltsd Press I n t e r n a t i o n a l ____________ Martinez campaigns in Panhandle THE WEATHER (U iP S 441-3101 Pubtuhed Daily jn d Sunday. exc.pt Saturday by Th« Sanford Herald. Inc., 304 N Fr.nch A v » , Sanlord. Fla. 11771. Coast Guard seizes four tons of marijuana off M exican coast LAST SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 6:00 Nay 17 a.m.. 6:05 p.m.: Maj. 11:55 a.m.. ---------- p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 9:07 a.m.. 9:25 p.m.: lows, 3:06 a.m.. 2:53 p.m.: N ew Sm yrna Beach: highs. FIR ST ) Nay 31 9:12 a.m.. 9:30 p.m.: lows. 3:11 a.m.. 2:58 n m.; Coc-a Beach: highs. 9:27 a.m., 9:45 p.m.: lows. 3:26 a.m.. 3:13 p.m. BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves arc 2 to 3 feet and calm with a light chop and a water temperature o f 72 d e g r e e s . N ew S m y rn a Beach: Waves air I to 2 feet and semt-choppy. Current Is to the north, with a water temperature o f 72 degrees. Sun screen factor: 15. BOATINQ St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet ...•mail craft should e xerd a e caution... Today...south to southwest wind 15 to 20 kts. Seas 4 to 6 ft. Hay and Inland waters choppy in exposed areas. Scattered show­ ers and thunderstorms. T o n i g h t . . . w i n d w e s t to n orthw est 15 kts b ecom in g north by late at night. TU E S D A Y Cloudy 86-73 STATISTICS T h e high tem perature In Sanford Wednesday was 86 degrees and the overnight low was 70 as reported by the University of ihorlda Agricul­ tural Rcscurch and Education Cenlcr. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall during the 24-hour period ending at 8 a.m. Thursday totalled .08 Inch. The temperature at 8 a.m. today was 75 degrees and Wednesday's overnight low was 72. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other WeatherServicc data: □ W ednesday's high.......... 85 □ Barometric pressure.29.94 □ R e la tiv e hum idity....87 pet □ W in d s........ .South, 14 mph □ R a in fs ll..... ............... 10 In. □ T o d a y 's sunset.... 8:08 p.m. □ Tom orrow 's sunrise....6:37 City t Fereceil Albuquerque 1 Anchorage r Aiheville t4 Aflente pc Belllmoreti Billing* pc Birmingham ly Bltmerck ly Ballon *h Bro*n*vlllecy Bulleloti Cher latte It Chicago r Clnclnnetl ih Clevelendyh D elleil Denver »y Dei Maine* w Detroit ih Duluth cy El Petopc Even >vII lew Fergo ty Hertford th Honolulu ly Haut ton *y Indlenepoiilw KenietCity ty Let V tg e *1 Little Rock ty Lo* Angela* pc Louitvlllecy Memphit ty Milwaukee tn Mtnneepollipc Nethvlliety New Or leant ty New York ft Omaha ly Phlleoelphlelt Phoenix 1 Ptttiburgh ti Providence ih Richmond ti 41. Louitpc Sen Anton io iy Sen Diego pc Hi 74 U 70 74 74 47 73 47 71 17 44 75 44 U 40 ta 77 41 40 44 47 74 40 70 47 44 » 40 U 71 44 41 70 44 U 47 14 44 44 71 44 Li Pep so 43 !ii 41 1.39 47 90 51 .20 40 41 35 51 75 44 41 .51 35 3.30 3* .27 40 .11 43 45 ” ” 40 40 04 34 01 #0 39 .44 39 57 04 4* 43 34 23 43 43 5A •e.e S3 01 57 43 M 50 01 37 2 31 34 .15 41 .13 59 54 40 11 -21 S3 14 45 44 39 .13 44 74 41 47 44 55 53 45 a 54 17 .17 �Sanford herald. Sanford, Florida — Thursday, May 10, 1990— 3A ility taxes- approved POLICi From staff, wire reports Police nab cocaine courier auapect CASSELBERRY — Orlando Metropolitan Bureau o f In­ vestigations agents who followed a suspected cocaine courier from Orange County to Casselberry arrested the woman here at 9 p.m. Wednesday. An agent reported seeing the woman put a subcase in the trunk o f her car in Orange County. When she was confronted at a gasoline station on State Road 438, Casselberry, she reportedly gave the agent permission to search her car. In the suitcase In the trunk of the car the agent said he found 400 grams o f cocaine. Angela Jill Laracuente, 23. o f Orlando. Is charged with trafficking In cocaine in the case. She was booked Into the Seminole County jail. Tip leads to marijuana find SANFORD — A tip that Identified to Sanford police a man who might have marijuana led early today to the arrest of James Gltvens, 23. Randall Street. Sanford. Police said they searched Gllvens and found marijuana. He was arrested on a charge of possession of more than 20 grams of marijuana on Sanford Avenue at 3:19 a.m. Man charged with prescription fraud FERN PARK — A man. who allegedly Increased the pill count from 20 to 30 for librium, was arrested after he tried to have the altered prescription from Florida Hospital Altamonte filled at K-mart In Fern Park. Seminole County sheriffs deputies charged Dan Edward Willis. 34. I l l Shcllpolnt W.. Maitland, with utteiing a forged prescription and resisting without violence for allegedly giving Inaccurate Identity Information. He was arrested at the store on U.S. Highway 17-92 at 5 p.m. Wednesday. TALLAHASSEE - The Senate Finance and Tax Committee voted Wednesday to approve $78 million In new taxes on Florida utility bills to finance school construrMon. but It de­ clined to extend that levy to cable television customers. However, the bill docs extend the state aales tax to "wireless cable" operations, or home satel­ lite television services. Th e measurr also includes a soft- drink tax o f one hair-eent per bottle at wholesale, raising $26.4 million for the schools. If the proposals survive u S n a t r flo or vote and Joint Senate-House conference com­ mittee consideration. Rep. Art Grlndle. R-Alfamontc Springs, said he would favor the com ­ mittee's package. "I'm generally against taxes, but we have to do something." G rlndle said. " W e 'v e got a bllllon dollar deficit to make up and It has to come hum some­ where." R e p . F r a n k S t o n e , R* Casselberry, said he could sup­ port most elements o f the bill, although he said the surcharge on drinks would be an "a d ­ m in is tra tiv e n ig h t m a r e " to monitor and collect. Stone said he would prefer cable television com pany re­ ceipts be taxed, rather than sodas. The cable tax was In­ cluded In a similar House tax package. Polk released from hospital ■y SUSAN LOMM Herald staff writer SANFORD — Sheriff John Polk Wednesday was released from his third re-hosplltlzaton for com ­ plications related to his second heart bypass surgery performed six months ago In North Carolina, his administrative aide Sherry Clark said today. Polk was admitted to Florida Hospital Altamonte May 1. He had complained of chest pain. Clark said. X-rays showed that four o f the five wires used to reattach his sternum after the bypass surgery had broken, she said. Polk was In Intensive care, and underwent major chest cavity surgery May 2. Clark said. During the surgery doctors found three o f Polk's ribs had been floating unattached In his chest cavity. Scar tissue had developed In his chest cavity because o f damage done by the ribs, she said, The tissue was removed and the ribs repaired In the surgery. Clark said. Polk was released from the hospital Wednesday and has returned home to Sanford. Clark said she hopes he will return to work part-time In June. Polk, 58. who has been sheriff 21 years, underwent his first heart bypass surgery In Gainesville more than a decade ago. A couple of years ago while on a business trip to London. England, he suffered his first and only heart attack, records show. Since his second bypass surgery, which In­ volved two arteries o f his heurt. Polk has been rehospitalized three times because o f related complications. Building official suspended SANFORD — A senior Seminole County Building Department official Is on paid leave while an In­ vestigation takes place to determine if county build­ in g p e r m its had been Issued Improperly. Fred T h u r m a n , supervisor of permits and records, was notified by county bu ildin g official David Beitz Monday not to report to work or visit any construction site until noti­ fied otherwise. Beitz ref­ used comment, only con­ firming that Thurman Is on paid le a v e and an In ­ vestigation Is being con­ ducted. Thurman has been In the position since June 1985. Thunnan said Beitz gave him no details when he notified him o f the leave Monday. Beitz' letter to Thurman, on file In the county personnel office, states the Investigation Is to d e te r m in e w h e th e r Thurman failed to "follow p r o p e r p ro c ee d u re s." Man accused in copper theft SANFORD — Michael Gllcrest. 34, address unknown, was charged with burglary and petty theft, lite r Sanford police caught him with a box of copper wire In an alley behind 1002 S. French Avc. at about 4:29 p.m. Wednesday. Police said the wire had been stolen from 401 W. 10th St., Sanford, and sneaker prints at the scene led them to the suspect. DUI stop brings other charges LAKE MARY — City police here who stopped a car clocked traveling 56 mph In a 40 mph zone on Lake Mary Boulevar 1. driver with nUl. o f a control: u HMJfSWIrTxisscsslon o f less of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, speeding and careless driving. Garth A Jslln Schwelzer, 32. 784 Mnltland Drive, Sanford, was arrested at 2:03 ».m . today. Arrested with him on a charge of possession o f marijuana were passengers Deborah An.’ Sisson. 31. and Larry Dcen Sisson. 29. both o f Altoona; and Pamela Jayne Kavanaegh, 33. 1930 Arthur St.. Altamonte Springs. Larry Sisson was also charge for carrying a concealed knife. Residents brainstorm on ‘uptow n’ dow ntow n By NICK FFBIFAUP Herald staff writer LONGWOOD - City residents are expected to make their t h o u g h t s a n d id e a s fo r downtown development known, at a meeting May 15 at Longwood City Hall. 175 Warren ave. The Orlando architectural firm Herbert/Halback. Inc., has been selected by the city commission to head up the initial design project for the area to the northwest of the Intersection of County Road 427 and State Road 434. which contains the city's historical district. A c c o r d i n g to C i t y A d ­ m inistrator Mike Abels, the downtown development project g r e w o u t o f th e o r i g i n a l Beautification Task Force rec­ ommendations. and Is also part of the related project to de­ termine what Longwood should or will be by 2005. There have alreudy been some citizen-initiated suggestions for the redevelopment of the area. Some would have no vehicle traffic In the area, opting Instead for decorative colored brick walkways or tree-lined winding sidewalks that would circle past the area's decorative stores which would be maintained In a m o tif c o m p a tib le w ith th e overall historical design of the area. Others might prefer vehic­ ular traffic, with scenic drives and historical m arkers that would Inform the visitors of the significance of the restored re­ minders of the Longwood of long ago. HebcrtTHalback has developed several designs, and through citizen Input, they hope to nar­ row the selections down to one workable plan for the Improve­ ments. Abels said once the plan Is finalized and goals have been set for downtown Improvements, over 50 percent of the Improve­ ments will have to come from the private sector. He said the city Is prepared to undertake some o f the work, but a great deal o f support will be needed from area home, property and business owners, developers, local landscapers, and many others. Abels said this Is not a project that Is years In the fu tu re, but so m eth in g that "could be started as soon as we have a workable plan.” The public meeting will be Longwood City Hall at 7:30 p.m.. May 15. 20°/cO to 50°/cO off st 2 Dc(9$ to save on gifts for Mother 20%>25% o il All Vandemere® and Beth Michaels® sleepwear and robes. on all Alicia® separates. 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Executive Editor Laura Selllen, Advortltinf Director SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months.................................. $19.50 6 Months..................................$39.00 1 Year ......................................$78.00 EDITORIALS A pivotal moment T h e savage slayings last Novem ber or six Jesuit priests, their housekeeper and her d a u g h t e r b y u n ifo rm e d g u n m e n In El Salvador posed a critical test for President A lfredo Cristlanl. U n less the m urderers, believed to be linked to the Salvadoran arm y, were brought to Justice without delay, the dem ocratic governm ent in San S a lv ad o r w ould face a cutback In Am erican aid. Five m onths later, the Cristlanl governm ent Is plainly falling the hum an-rights test. Recently a select panel of House Dem ocrats concluded that the Salvadoran probe Into the m assacre has ground to a standstill without any serious effort to determine w hether senior military officers were Involved. The State Department did not quarrel with the findings and Sccretnrv o ^ ^ t c Jam es Baker 'vent out of his w.~v o work, of the 19-member task force. T h u s the case revives bitter memories of the Salvadoran govern­ m ent's failed effort to prosecute the killers of Archbishop Oscar Romero In 1980 and of hundreds of other political killings that have gone unpunished. El Salvador's tragically politicized judicial system is the weakest link in the nation's fragile democratic process. Despite a $9.2 million Am erican aid program designed to strengthen the court system, little substan ­ tive progress ha9 been made. The m urders of the Jesuits am ply Illustrate the Salvadoran justice system 's chronic shortcomings. From the outset. President Cristlanl con­ dem ned the killings and pledged an a g ­ gressive investigation. T h e governm en t's investigators, in fact, were credited by the H o u s e D e m o c r a t s w it h p e r f o r m i n g sophisticated police work, Including gather­ in g ballistics evidence and h an d w ritin g sam ples. B u t under Salvadoran law . the Judge handling the probe Is vested with wide authority to pursue the prosecution however he sees fit. In this case. Judge Ricardo A. Zam ora is blam ed by the House panel for failing to follow up on evidence that might Implicate high-ranking military officers. Key figures w ho could provide critical testimony, and have volunteered to do so. have not even been interviewed. Although an arm y colonel, two lieutenants an d five low -ran kin g officers have been arrested, wide suspicion persists that top officials who ordered the killings are Im m une from prosecution. The colonel, Guillerm o Alfredo Benavides, is the highest-ranking arm y officer ever arrested for h um an rights violations in El Salvador. Yet he has been allowed go spend part of his time in detention at a vacation resort for military officers. Consequently, there is considerable doubt whether he ever will be brought to Justice. Can W ashington exert constructive pressure to counter the serious flaw s in El Salvador's Justice system? The an sw er is probably yes. provided Am erican Influence is applied in a w ay that does not undermine other dem ocrat­ ic Institutions. T h e H ouse Foreign AfTalrs C om m ittee already has voted to cut U.S. military aid to San Salvador next year by half. In testimony bdfore the Senate on May 1. Secretary Baker w as receptive to linking Am erican aid to an improvement in El Salvador's h um an rights record, but he did not endorse the sharp cutback in military assistance. Berry's World L ItW», HI* "Ah. thoso were the tun days!” ROBERT WAGMAN Eastern Europe soiled by pollution B1TTERFELD. East Germany — Welcome to what the environmental watchdog organization Greenpeace calls the most polluted city In the dirtiest country In the industrialized world. Im a g in e an e n v ir o n m e n t a lis t 's w o rst nightmare o f the Los Angeles Basin in a Stage 3 smog alert superimposed over a landscape that looks like Gary. Ind.. In the late 1950a. Even that does not convey the environmental damage done to this Industrial city 100 miles south o f Berlin — or to a 400-mlle-wlde swath o f East Germany, southern Poland and northern Czechoslovakia. Bitterfcld. with a half-dozen plants, is the center o f East Germany's large chemical In­ dustry. It has a huge aluminum plant, a steel-smelting mill and two large electrical plants to supply power. The Saale river, about 20 miles away, runs red from steel mill waste: the local drinking water Is ofT the charts for heavy metals and other contaminants: and the air is so heavy with sulfur dioxide and other pollutants that car headlights arc often needed at midday. Virtually every tree within a dozen miles has been killed. While Blttcrfeld is a worst-case example, it is not much worse than many other industrial cities and towns throughout this region. What ties them together Is the area's rich supply of soft, brownish lignite coal, which Is scooped out of huge open pits and used for cheap power to run the energy-intensive heavy industry. This coal Is the most sulfur-laden In the world. W h e n b u r n e d . It gives off a brown­ ish-yellow haze con­ taining sulfur dioxide emissions 20 times what Is considered s a f e In W e s t e r n E u ro p e . By one e s tim a te . E a stern European factories spew forth Into the air a staggering 26 million tons of sulfur dioxide a year. The environmental d e v a s t a t i o n f The Saale throughout the entire river runs red region Is almost total. from steel mill R iv e rs , lakes and waste and the stream s are dead. local drinking D rin kin g wuter is water Is off badly contaminated, the charts for and 300,000 acres of heavy metals. J forests have been de­ stroyed. Most bird life and animals have disappeared. In many places the soil Is so contaminated that food -JACK ANDERSON 6T tA © ,W0 R*r HUIME . . . v ■- •. • r • .. • 5 " \rl : • A LnVA M i FIRST R 06IM OF $ P R t*S /€A ? T E R N EUROPE DAVID S. BRODER Bush capitalizes on negotiation WASHINGTON — In the antic American presidential selection system, almost nothing tests a candidate's skills as a negotiator. The emphas's Is all on trial by combat — In the primaries, against members of the same party, then in high-stakes debates against the opposing nominee in the general election. The unstated assumption seems to be thul politics is a form o f warfare. In which toughness and durability, the capacity to sustain blows and Inflict Injury, are the vital qualities. Certainly, no one should enter the Oval Office without demonstrating the compet­ itive traits our campaigns demand. Governing ts no work for sissies. But neither is it work for brutes, at least in a democratic society and in a world where war lias become a steadily less attractive option. More often than not. Presidents have to attempt to solve problems, not by riding roughshod over the opposition, but by dealing with them. All this is by jvay o f prelude to the observation that the one skill George Bush was never forced to demonstrate as he sought the presidency — u talent for negotiating — may prove to be his most useful tool us President. Certainly. It is the capacity on which he relies most this month, as he deals with congressio­ nal leaders of both parties on the budget and awaits u Washington meeting with Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev on the future of Germany. European security arrangements, arms control und great-power relations. The stakes In these two sets of talks arc larger, by several magnitudes, than the previous negotiations of the Bush presidency. The 1989 budget compact, heralded in the Rose Garden last April, was essentially an agreement to slide by the 1989 GrammRudman deadline und save the hard decisions lor later. The windblown Malta meeting between Busli and Gorbachev last December was a truncated affair, which did little more than certify the recognition on both sides that their vital interests would be served by reducing the cost of the arms race. Now the imperatives arc much clearer. The threat of resurgent inflation and rising Interest rates is forcing Bush und congressional Ikrmocrats to contemplate the consequences of disguising and dismissing the structural deficit that lias gone unrepaired for almost ten years. A linancial crisis would make life uncomfort­ able in 1992 lor the Republican President and for those in both parties responsible for fiscal |M>ltcy on Capitol lllll. As for U.S.-Soviet relations, the Increasingly strident opposition to G orbachev, given expression at the extraordinary May Day Jeering In Moscow. Is a powerful prod to action on his part. It serves notice also on Bush and Ills administration 'hat agreements must be reached soon, if the West is to benefit from the pressures Gorbachev ferls. 1 CJJ.. '. v s . 1 Papandreou sees new allegations *.] • . *A. •4 i grown in It is unfit for consumption. For the pai. 40 years these plants have provided Jobs and relative prosperity for local residents, but the resultant pollution has robbed them of health, and in the end. o f life. In one study commissioned by West German health officials, the high incidence o f stillbirths and premature births with very low birth weights were believed to be caused by environ­ m entally related chemical changes in the mothers' blood. Infant mortality tn the area Is about three times that or the non-industrial areas o f the countries. Among the children who live, four out of five develop ch onlc bronchitis by age 7. Life expectancy Is 8 to 10 years lower than in Western Europe, and three out of five deaths nre traceable to environmentally Induced diseases — especially cancers, lung and heart disease. For the past 40 years the communist govern­ ments of Eastern Europe have largely Ignored the environment, and those who raised envi­ ronmental concerns were frequently treated as enemies of the state. Now the cost Just to halt further pollution — let alone undo the damage - will be staggering. The West German Institute of Economic Re­ search has put a price tag o f $200 billion over the next 20 years to clean up Eastern Europe. Given the high stakes, it truly is fortunate to have a President with Bush's negotiating skills. The testimony on this point — from members of Congress and foreign officials — Is nearly unanimous. T h e y fin d Bush well-briefed, engaged and self-con fid en t enough to be flexible, fie is described by a s s o c ia t e s as an ear-man. rather than an eye-man, one who prefers conversation on a topic to a set of memos or position papers. He governs by talking to people, face-to-face or over the phone. And he likes to deal. His own ego needs IGoverning is are well under con­ no work for trol. He encourages sissies. ■ those with whom he n e g o t i a t e s to advance their own ideas and gives them room to maneuver. ^— ---------------------------- 1 Told as a youtli that It Is bad form to brag und inconsiderate to make others feel uncomfort­ able. Bush prides himself on Ills ability to build personal relationships. One difficult NATO leader has been converted into a reasonably strong supporter of U.S. policy by Bush's repeated acknowledgm ent o f tills m an's erudition und intellect. But Bush is more than an artful flatterer, a convivial locker-room or cocktail-party pal. His real gift, those who deal with him say. is his capacity to "see the other guy's needs." He understands and respects the reasons why others at the table take the positions they do. By conveying that understanding, lie was able to defuse a rather nasty London-Bonn feud at the NATO summit a year ago. where he made his international debut as President. At that Brussels meeting. Bush managed to line up both Grcul Britain and West Germany behind an American initiative for sweeping conventional arms cuts In Europe. That NATO olTer. as it turned out. gave Gorbachev the assurance that he needed to let tlit- Warsaw Pact countries break away late last year without fear of Soviet tanks. None o f tilts guarantees success for the upcoming negotiations on the budget or on anns control. The policy problems In both are daunting. Nor Is negotiating skill an adequate substitute for public rhetoric when It comes to leading a democracy. In a representative government like ours, the voters need to hear goals und strategies debated, not Just bear mute witness to a leader's tactical skills. WASHINGTON Former Greek Prime Minister Andreas Papandreou, awaiting trial for a potpourri of offenses in Greece, now faces allegations with a decidedly American twist. Papandreou's replacement. Constan­ tine Mitsotakis. wants a full Investigation of the deal Papandreou made In 1987 to buy 40 F-16 fighter Jctsfrom General Dynamics. Mitsotakis Inherited th e $ 9 0 0 m illio n purchase when he tock office in April, and lie doesn't like the terms o f the deal. If General Dynamics docs not let Greece r e n e g o t ia t e th e terms. Mitsotakis has vowed to seek a U.S. c o n g r e s s io n a l i n ­ v e s t ig a t io n In to " w h a t e x te n t the F o r e ig n C o r r u p t Practices Act was v i­ f Papandreou olated and to what threw a extent commissions documentwere paid or other shredding b e n e fits ." Th e party, but F o r e ig n C o rru p t enough of a P ra ctices Act was paper trail w r i t t e n to k e e p American companies remains. J from bribing foreign government officials to secure contracts. We asked Geiiernl Dynamics for a reaction to Mitsotakis' hint that the purchase contract may have broken the law. The spokesman told us. "W e have been in total compliance with the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and every other law o f either the U.S. or Greek government .There were no puyoffs." In 1986 when Papandreou was negotiating the contract, he opted to do it directly with General Dynamics Instead of going through the U.S. government. The Defense Depart­ ment's Foreign Military Sales Office is set up to help foreign governments negotiate the purchase of defense equipment. That agency warned Papandreou that he could cut a better deal If he worked through the Pentagon. G e n e r a l D y n a m ic s c la im s It w a s Papandreou who insisted on direct negotia­ tions. Our associate Jim Lynch lias seen internal Greek government documents showing that Papandreou was warned by his military advisers as early as 1986 that the terms o f the F-16 contract were not favorable. In one memo to Papandreou. a Greek air force general warned that General Dynamics was only offering 10 percent o f the "offset benefits" that it originally agreed to. Offset benefits are the enticements a company throws in to sweeten the deal. They may include m aintenance contracts on the equipment or even unrelated items, like promising to promote tourism in the country that buys the merchandise. We have Seen the General Dynamics letter o f intent to provide the Jets. That letter, from 1985, mentions offset benefits equal to the entire sales price. But a Greek document Indicates that original benefit package was later dropped The spokesman at General Dynamics said he could not give the current percentage o f tincontract price that was backed by offset benefits. Papandreou threw a document-shredding party before he left office, but enough o f a paper trail of the F-16 deal remains to Ik * examined in great detail in Greece and the United Stales. Th e House Energy and commerce Sub­ committee on Oversight and Investigations lias already begun looking Into the Issue. The House and Senate Armed Services com m it­ tees have also heen briefed on the Jet sale In t h e p a s t m o n t h . The F-16 puichase may become one of the central Issues at the Papandreou trial. Despite the- tact tli.it Pupandrcuu is already out of office, that trial Is shaping up as the equivalent of an Impeachment liearing for his leadership of the Pan-Hellenic Socialist Party. �Sanford Herald. Santord, Florida — Tharjday, May 10, LOCAL BRIEFS jtlnued from Page 1A Commission honors board members LAKE MARY — Chy commissioners Frida,* will say "thank you to citizens who serve on city hoards to support locnl government at a Hoard Appreciation Dinner at the Lake Mary Community Improvement Association Building, 260 North Country Club Road. City Clerk Carol Edwards said recognition will be given to the leaders and members of the various boards that provide support In the planning processes and operation of the city. Boards to be honored tomorrow night include Planning and Zoning, the Board of Adjustments. Local Planning Agency. Parks and Recreation and several others. The dinner will begin ui 7 p.m. Police linked to confrontation with major league ball players United Prass International TAM PA — Tampa police again have been linked (o u confronta­ tion wllh mujor-lcaguc baseball p layers G a ry S h e ffie ld und Dwight Gooden, and this time Sheffield said nn officer held a gun to his head. In u cose o f mistaken Identity similar to a 1986 incident that also Involved Gooden nnd Shef­ field. Sheffield snld he was stopped outside a West Tampa bar and harassed by policemen who thought he was an armed drug dealer. Poller would not comment Thursday on Sheffield's account o f the Incident, which occurred March 14. Tampa resident Chuck Jones Lmd Sheffield. v'Uo drlveva bl.i'ik four-door Mercedes with gold trim similar to the one driven by dru g suspect Rufus Jam es Jackson, said they have filed In tern a l a ffa irs c o m p la in ts against the officers. "W e ’re bound by state statutes that say that anything which may be linked to an internal affairs Investigation cannot be released." said Tam pa police spokesman Steve Cole. "W e’re not confirming anything. W e’re not talking about It. period. The Milwaukee Brewers Infielder said Gooden, a pitcher for the New York Mets. left the bar. Grace’s Place, shortly afterward and tried to Intervene. " I said, T in Gary Sheffield and I’m a professional ball player." Sheffield said. "T h e y said. ’ I don’t care who you are. you’re driving a dope dealer's car.' and they threw me up against the cor." A rtow d o f patrons leaving the bar shortly after midnight wit- Man charged with killing his girlfriend United Prots International MIRAMAR — A man charged w ith m u rd erin g h is llve-tn girlfriend confessed that he had tortured and killed her because she planned to leave him and take their young daughter with her. police said. Hector Colon. 32. told friends at w o r k about th e k illin g Wednesday, then surrendered to police. He was charged with first-degree murder In the death o f Kimberly Warllck, 27. at their apartment. Colon was being held without ball Thursday at the Broward County Jail. W arllck had Just returned from visiting her mother In Surfslde Beach. S.C., Lt. Chuck Gcbro said. She planned to go back to South Carolina, leaving Colon and Inking their 2-ycar-old daughter, police said. Colon told her the child hud to slay. Febro said. "T h e y got Into a fight, and he started hitting her with his hands." Febro said. "Then II escalated." Febro said Colon hll Warllck repeatedly with a long, metal socket wrench handle, then lied her hands and fee* with rope and continued the healing. "Apparently she was struggl­ ing and screaming." Febro said. "S h e was suffering and crying and he felt sorry for her and strangled her." The daughter remained alset-p in her crib during the killing W edn esday m orning, p olice said. A fter killing his girlfriend. Colon took a shower and went to w ork at M ld tow n C o llis io n S|M‘ciallsls. an auto body shop in Hollywood. Febro said. W a te r-------Continued from Page 1A Nov e m b e r to r th e c I g h I southern-most counties In the d is tric t, the restriction s re­ mained In effect for the 11 northernmost counties. Includ­ ing Volusia County. Vergara said June marks the beginning of Florida's historic rainy season, which should con­ tinue through Dei ember. ncssed the Incident. Sheffield said. "M y romplalnl was. I’ve been harassed too much, nnd m y life wns In danger," Sheffield said. He and Gooden were stopped by police In 1986 for a traffic violation that escalated into a brawl with about 20 officers. Gooden, who claimed the Inci­ dent was racially motivated, wns charged with resisting arrest and battery on a police officer. Gooden, who lives In St. Petersburg, pleaded no contest nnd was plnced on probation. Vice Detective Jose Pcnlchel Issued a wr rrant for Jackson's arrest on a charge of conspiracy to traffic more than 12 pounds of cocaine on Sept. 3. i989. Penlchet said one o f Jackson’s f*rs desvlbed Ijke Shef­ field's. "T h e y were going by the Information 1 hnd given them." he said. As Sheffield was about to drive away from the bar. two police cars blocked the Mercedes, said Marvin Strlggcrs. a bartender at Grace's. "T h ey came out wllh their revolvers." he said. "It looked like they were going to fire on the car.” Gooden, upset, started to run toward the action and an offduty police officer working at the bar tried to calm him down. Strlggcrs said. "But the cops were screaming and yelling at him. He was Just standing there." Strlggles said. "That's what they wanted him to do — month off — and then they could kick his ass.” "They told me to stop the car.’ ’ Sheffield said. "T h e y had guns to my head. And they had guns to Chuck -Jones’ head. And they were cursing. MILDRED HOLLY MARGARET Mildred Margaret Holly, 80. 123 Red Cedar Road. Longwood. died Sunday at Hlllhavcn Health Care Center. Sanford. Born Feb. 11. 1910. in Chatsworth, ’ owa. she moved to Longwood from Alabama In 1990. She was a real estate property manager and a Catholic. Survivors Include daughter. Sharon Work. Longwood; sister. Martha Brlslow. California; two g r a n d c h ild r e n ; t w o g r e a t ­ grandchildren. O a k I a w ii P a r k C e m e • tery/Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. THOMAS O. HUTCHISON 8R. Thomas O. Hutchison Sr., 84. West Lake Brantley. Longwood, died Monday at South Seminole C om m u n ity H ospital. L o n g ­ wood. Born Nov. 20. 1904. In Dubois. I'a., he m oved to Longwood from Mi.uni in 1980. He was a glass Installer for P.P.G., Plltsiihrgh and a Presbyterian. Survivors Indude wife. Faye; d a u g h t e r , M a rie R ic h a r d . Tucson. Arlz.: son. Thomas Jr.. Chicago; brothers. Frank, Pit­ tsburgh. John. Cocoa; sister. Myrtle Beveridge, Cocoa: five grandchildren. H nldwIn-FuIrchlUl Funeral Home. Forest City. In charge of arrangements plaint to the Equal Employment uments, denied the allega­ O p p o rtu n ity C om m ission in tions. saying that Pitkar was March and to the Florida Com ­ chosen for her business experi­ mission on Human Rights In en ce. poin tin g out that the August o f last year. college was making a renewed Both agencies rejected her effort to strengthen Its business claim. ties In the com munity. Perry, who earns $40,000 a Prior to filing the suit last year as an Instructor at the week. Perry had taken her com- college, claimed she could have Money- Fire Coa tinned from Pago 1A Continued from Page 1A compensate for the unneeded withheld reve­ nues. The anticipated $843,702 represents $736,013 more than com m issioners thought they would have two weeks ago and more than double the amount t lv y budgeted last September. No decision has been made on whether to expand road mainte­ nance projects this year or to save the money for use next fiscal year, beginning In October. blankets of smoke hovering close to the ground over a wide area. No homes have been damaged and firefighters said this m orn­ ing they expect the muck to smolder for several more days. The Sanford lire was not the only one In the Smiths’ lives recently. While they were staying In a hotel In Maryland the weekend o f their netce's wedding, they certainly were not expecting to be roused from their hotel room and evacuated at 2:30 In the morning. But. o f course, there was a fire there. However, they were back In at 4 a.m. And. after the Smiths returned home, Elaine called some friends In Morristown. N.J„ to tell them about the fires that seemed to be ocurrlng wherever they went. She was not expectin g her friends to have a fire story o f their own. But. o f course, there was a fire. T h e frie n d s had lost th e clothes they had taken to a local dry-cleaners, because the busi­ ness had burned to the ground. "Elaine got ofT the phone ano came In and sold to me. 'H ow ­ ard. This Is the third. I don't think we'll have to worry any m o re." Howard Joked. "A n d they were out here lighting a backfire yesterday." Firefighters had III a backfire — a controlled (Ire aimed at burning off all the possible fuel, should the main fire head that way. While neighbors In the vicinity o f the fire, such as on Sand Pine C ircle. Centennial and other nearby residential streets, have been concerned about the smoke and (lames and the emergency vehicles from at least three area fire and rescue services, the dominant effect of the fire seems to have been lo bring neighbors closer together. Bullet sale to minor was legal United Prass International MIRAMAR - A store that sold ride bullets to a Juvenile appar­ ently did not violate federal law because employees thought the buyer was at least l>* nrjd proof o f age Is not requ ired. In­ vestigators said. The U.S. Bureau of Alcohol. T o b a c c o and F ir e a rm s In ­ vestigated he purchase after the 15-ycar-old buyer shot and killed a teenage friend during the weekend. T h e ,2 2 -cu llb er r ifle d is ­ charged in the unidentified teen's Miramar home, killing Scott Leary. 14. of Sunrise. The shooting Is still under Investiga­ tion but police think It was accidental. A TF agents said Wednesday their preliminary Investigation had turned up no evidence that ammunition regulations were violated. Federal law says llc e n s e j firearm s dealers cannot sell ammunition " to any individual who the licensee knows or has reasonable cause to believe ts less than 18 years o f age." Duguld brought out a pitcher o f icc water and some plastic cups. "W e appreciate It very m uch." Duguld said she was happy to do It because the fire personnel were so easy to talk to. " I'm concerned, but these guys have been great." Duguld said. " I like that you can go up lo them and ask them what's going on and they will explain things to you. They don’t Just brush you ofT." Marian Hamkc. another Sand Pine Circle resident, wore a borrowed, bright yellow fire hat and posed with her poodle In front of a wall o f (lame where firemen had Just lit a backfire. "I'm scared and I’m worried. I want to be able to get out If the w orst happens, but th ere's nothing you can do about It." Hamke said. "And as long as they are here. It's not so bad. They look like they know what they are doing.*' "U makes It really bad. when you come home and there arc trucks In your back yard," said Lairy Lawrence, another resi­ dent o f Sand Pine Circle. "But I think they know what they are doing.” " P e o p le Have really b e e n n ice. F ire m e n le ft s tu c k in th e m u ck ■ * J. BRADLIY DILUNO Herald stall writer SANFORD -- F : more than three days firelighters have tried their tricks on the fire that has been smoldering In the untamed underbrush and In t h e b a c k y a r d s o f neighborhoods near the Sanford-Lakc Mary border. They have crushed It under bulldozers, plowed trenches around it with tractors, and bombed It with water from a helicopter that can refill Its 250-gallon bucket hundreds oftlm cs ln a d a y. As of today. It has burned more than 100 acres In the vicinity If Airport Boulevard and Old Lake Mary Road. It's a muck fire and Us an e x a m p le o f h o w M o th er Nature doesn't give In easily. Muck is nature's dirty trick of hiding pockets of air and other gas under trap-door-hke coverings or vegetation In the forest floor. It Is layer upon layer of decomposing vegeta­ tion that has been forming ever since their was a forest to begin with. vj« * » w are • trapped under the .ayers and the result ts a dcceptlvley safe looking piece o f ground that can be hiding combustible raw materials as shallow as six Inches or as deep as 16 feet. In addition, it poses the d a n g e r o f s w a llo w in g firefighters and their equip­ ment. Sanford Fire Depart ment Battalion Chief M.C. H oen ln g ex p la in ed . " T h e Division of Forestry (In the past) has lost entire pieces of equipment to It. "You can't put men on It. And It's Just not safe to put equipment out there either." In addition to the pits, there Is the danger o f smoldering. Muck can be several feet thick. It Is composed of mate­ rial that Is nn Its way to becoming fossil fuel, so like underground coal or oil fires. It can smolder for days or months at a time. All that is required for It to become a fire Is a little dry weather and some strong wind. Hoenlng said. T h e sm old erin g cur: be stopped with several days of moist weather or the use of "raln-blrd" sprinklers. “ We'tl Just have to watt anti s e e ." Hoenlng said. "Y o u can't predict Mother Nature.” L I L L I A N DOWNIN G ROTHW EILER Lillian Downing Rolhweller. 93. formerly of Sanford, died April 29 at Crcslmont Medical Care Facility In Fenton, Mich. She was born June 21. 1896. In Walworth. N.Y. She was a school teacher at Webster School In Pontiac, Mich, for 40 years and was a member of First Church of Christ Scientist of Longwood. Survivors Include sister. Lcora Howell of Johnstown. Pa.: niece, L illia n S chu pbach . F enton; nephew, Curtis Schupbach of Fenton: several great nclccs and nephev. s. D ryer Funeral Hom e Inc.. Holly, Mich.. In charge of ar­ rangements. ^ BANKRUPTCY‘S - IS IT FOR YOU? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP WIPE OUT DEBTS-KEEP YOUR PROPERTY •CONSCXOATE BrUS • STOP COELEC ro w THREATS • STOP FORECLOSURE ANO LAW SUITS FREE LECTURES • NOON, SATURDAYS Gertrude Pctzcl. 84. Laura Street. Casselberry, died Sunday at Florida Hospital Altamonte. Born Aug. 20. 1905. in Port Jervis, N.Y . site moved to Cas­ selberry from Ithaca. N.Y., in ROBERT H. PFLUEGER ATTORNEY AT LAW 339-2022 OlHER SERVCES k i n I M - ITT Item and Am. Anamama l p n g < (t/4 Ute South ol SR 0 * 1 V SICK? SEE YOUR D O CTO R TOOTHACHE? s e e y o u r d e n t i s t TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? / \ddltlonnlly. the suit seeks more and better training op­ portunities for minorities p.l SCC. Including a court-admlnlatcrcd affirmative action which wouldrequire the college lo hire and prom ote m inorities who are qualified fo ra position. T h e y nave been m o’*e**than generous." said Sanford Fire Department Batallion Chief M.C. Hoenlng, as neighbor Colleen nated against lor racial rrasor.3. 1985. She was a weaver In a textile industry and a member o f the Messiah Lutlv-rn Church. Survivors Include, nephews. W illiam Clawson. Longwood. and Robert Clawson. Storrs. Conn. All Faiths Memorial Park. Cas­ selberry, In charge o f arrange­ ments. GERTRUDEPETZEL See l /nm(( earned $59,000 per year as a dean. In her suit. Perry has re­ quested a jury trial. Shr Is seeking $5,000 or more In lost wages and bcnc.lts that were denied her by the lack o f promotion. She Is also seeking lost w ages and b en efits for others who have been discrimi­ / HARRELL & BEVERLY j/ TRANSMISSIONS P rii •• ln« lu«l«-» I n u r H K l G i i l J O u n m ' ItenMji-m liJ «ir d l.i V»n. 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Money for civic Improvement is raised by the event. ★ We proudly remember those who died while serving their country on a special M em orial day page, appearing in this newspaper on May 28th. Shown during recent ribbon-cutting festivities at the new Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce office, 3821 Lake Emma Road, are: Kathie Ragan (left), Denni* Coupon. Delores Lash and George Sandiand, Directors; 2nd Vice President John Siegol; Director, Don Steedly; Lake Mary City Manager John Litton (also a Chamber Director); Office Manager Diane Parker; Mayor Dick Fess, who cut the rlbbon.and Marian Caraway, School Relations C h ^ rp a n jS i I f you wish to h on or a fum ily member o r frie n d by listing h islh tr name on this special page, please call the bunford Herald Classified De,:t. at 322-2611. Names will be listed fre e o f charge and must he received on o r before May 21. ?????What Would You LikeTo Know????? 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French Ave. Sanford, Florida 322-2611 �A Sanford Purdy likely will take place this weekend when Ihc school district that banned dancing sponsors a prom In nearby Moncll. • • The Purdy R-2 School D'slrict. which had lls ban on school-sanctioned hallcitgcd all the way to the the U.S. Supreme Court, could reinstate the ban at the next board meeting on May 21. In the meantime, u nance by Purdy students this Saturday In Monett. about 7 miles north o f Purdy, is an alternate location for students who suld "they would rather have It off-campus to avoid all the hassles.” Fox said. China frees more than 200 BEIJING — Chinese leaders today announced the release of 211 people Jailed since last year’s crackdown on the democracy movement. Including many prominent Intellectuals, In an unexpected move made to show an improving human rights record. Several of those cited by name were believed to have been already released and under house arrest. The statement, carried by the official Xinhua news agency, also said 431 other people were still being Investigated and some were being prosecuted. The announcement marked the first time Chinese authorities have given a specific number o f suspects being Investigated. Th e statement failed to say whether all were being detained or whether the 431 figure was the total Involved. Congressmen concerned about cable WASHINGTON — Members o f Congress voiced concern Wednesday that millions o f Americans m ay be denied the chance to watch their favorite sporting events because of the shift o f sports programming from free television to cable. The lawmakers suggested Congress might reconsider the antitrust exemption granted to spoils leagues or might pass laws limiting the percentage o f games that can be carried by cable television. Sen. Howard Mrtzenbaum. D-Ohlo. testifying before a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee, also said Congress should act to rc-regulatc the cable television Industry, where charges to customers have risen steadily. But representatives of the major sports leagues said Americans have more opportunity than ever before to watch baseball, football and other sporting events on ovcr-the-alr television. BOSTON — The promising AIDS drug DDI apparently can combat the deadly virus without causing excessive side effects, alleviating recent fears It may be loo dangerous, researchers said. Results of two new studies suggest dldcoxylnoslne. or DDI. may be the second drug that effectively attacks the AIDS virus and mav offer an alternative to the only currently approved AIDS drug. AZT. On the basis o f the findings. “ It Is fair to say that this Is one or the mo;t promising drugs to come along since the development o f A Z T .” said Dr. Robert Yarchoan of the National Cancer Institute, who was the first to report that DDI apjtearcd to fight the AIDS virus. Pope calls for fair wages, jobs MEXICO CITY — Pope John Paul II urged businessmen from Latin America, a region suffering from Increased unemploy­ ment and declining living standards, to Improve conditions for their employees by creating Jobs and paying fair wages. In Ills speech to Mexican businessmen In Dura.igo. 300 miles northwest of Mexico City. John Paul II said Wednesday that Latin ‘ mcrican businessmen have an Important role to play, "sin c e the profound existing social differences are In everyone's sight and constitute a giant challenge to those with ... responsibility In the socio-economic field." Today, the fifth day o f his wecklong visit, the pope was scheduled to hold n religious service for miners at Los Campos Deportivos de Industrial Minero House passes Amtrak bill WASHINGTON — Ignoring ihc Bush administration’s '.peat d attempts to eliminate subsidies for Amtrak. the House voted Wednesday to reauthorize federal support for the passenger rail system. Supporters said the bill, passed on a 322-93 vote, will enable Atnlrak to buy new cars and other equipment that will attract more passengrrsand Increase revenues. In their annual budgets, both the Reagan and Bush administrations have proposed that the federal subsidy for Amtrak be phased out. but Congress has continued to vote funds for the rail service. No-dancing district holds prom PURDY. Mo. — The last waltz for students In the town of M c g tjJf From United Press International Reports SAVE N O W ON HUNDREDS OF IT E M S ALL AT M c D O E fS GUARANTEED LOW PRICES! 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May U>, i990 L e g a l N o tic e NOTICE o r TAX SALE Fun World Nolle* I* h*r*by given Ihit on th- 30th day ol Moy. 1*90. rOO A M i l th. County Service* Building In Sanford. 101 Eat First Strooh County Ot Simlnol*. Slat* of Florida. T a « Sal# Certificate* will b# •1 .1 n the *ollowing detcrlbed land to pay th* amount duo for fa*** - >Ih* u m r. together with all cot** of tuch tal* and . r Sau will b* hold In th* County Commlttlon Chamber* Continued from Page 1A see this place." The designer had his work cut out for him. bccuase Levy was not thinking small. The park will be called Fun World at Flea W -'ld and will have bumper boats and bumper cars, two go cart tracks, two 18-hole miniature golf courses, a hamburger pizza restaurant with seating lor 200 people, a 10.000 square-foot game room and batting cages. Admission to the park Is free. The rides and games will pc puld for with tickets that visitors can use on any activities In the park. " A ll the games will be for redemption tickets." said Trim Honk, manager of the park. " I f someone were lo spend $100 on games, he would probably win $75 of It back. That's not a bad deal.” The grand opening for the park will be May 25. There will be a jo b lair for the park Saturday from I p.m to 5 p.m. 1102.30 4013 K IV U RUN INC *60 SFMORAN 1LVD Lr.r LOT 22 J KIVU RUN SEC * ra n res s*-st RIVTR RUN INC 4SO SFHORAN RLVD LEC LOT 226 RIVER RUN SEC 4 PR 2) PCS 34.32 MARTIN MARGARET J 140 CLEMSON DR LEG LOT I I BLR 3 WEATHERSriELD FIRST ADD PB 12 PG 44 BAY VALDES TAX COLLECTOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA | Publish April 26 A May J. 10.12. IWO 1102.30 6014 1154.84 4012 DEP 2B* Legal Notice Htrttd Photo by Tommy Vincent Syd Levy, owner ol Flea World, gestures toward Fun World's 'mountain.' * * WENDEL5CHAEPEB BRIAN L 4 TERLSA LLG 1.01 14 ALAQUA PH I TB 11 PCS 62 TO 21 WINCHESTER I. 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The am'isemenl tac‘!lty is to open May 25 U 130 PT OP R 113 PT OP N 100 PT OP S 1102 PT OP W H OP NE V ALAPATA BUSINESS PARK LTD CIO MARSHALL L TUBBS H I T . 01 4022 u r i L nr lilt II AIR A PI I I PC 29 ALAPATA BUSINESS PARE LTD C/0 MARSHALL L TUBBS LEC LOT 12 4 W 10 rT OP LOT 19 4 W io r r op s 32.3 rT o r lot 20 BLR A SEMINOLE TERRACE REPUT PB I I PC 29 IARE BURNS GROVES INC 1400 PAN AMU 1CAN BANK BLDG LEC LOT 18 4 S 23 PT OP LOT 19 (LESS W 10 PT) ILK A SEMINOLE TERRACE REPUT PB I I PC 29 U K l BURNS CBOVES INC 1400 PAN AMERICAN BANK BLOC LEC N 30 PT LOT 19 (LESS W 10 PT) 4 s 30 r r op lo t 20 ( less v 10 rT o r S 12.5 PT) BLK A SEMINOLE TERRACE REPEAT /B I I PC 29 LAKE BURNS CROVES INC 1400 PAN AMERICAN BANK BLDG LEG LOT 21 4 N 23 rT or LOT 20 BU A SEMINOLE TERRACE REPUT PB I I PC 29 LAKE BURNS CROVES INC 1400 PAN AMERICAN BANK BLOC LEC LOT 22 4 S 23 TT OP LOT 23 BLK A SEMINOLE TERRACE REPUT rs I I PC 29 LAKE BURNS CROVES INC 1400 PAN AMERICAN BANK BLDG LEC N 50 n LOT 23 4 S 50 PT LOT 24 BLK A SEMINOLE TERRACE REPUT PB I I PC 29 LAKE BURNS CkOVES IN C ----1*00 PAN AMERICAN BANK UDC LEC N 23 n LOT 2* 4 ALL LOT 23 BLK A SEMINOLE TERRACE REPUT PS I I PC 29 RAY VALDES TAX COLLECTOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Publish: April IV. 24AM*v J. IB. IV90 TAX COST NAME LEOAL DESCRIPTION TAX COST NAME LE O A L DESCRIPTION N O TICEO F TAX SALE Nolle* It h*r*by glvtn that on th* 30th day ol May. IPTC. I M A M at Ih* County Service* Building In Sanlord. HOI Eatl Flrtt Slr**t. County ol S*mlnol*. Slat* ol Florida. 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The Orioles defeated Langston for the first time In three years, winning a 9-1 rout over the Angels at California that Included Cal Ripken's becoming the third shortstop In major league history to hit 200 homers. In other A L games Wednesday. Cleveland cracked Minnesota 7-3. Toronto edged Chicago 4-3. Detroit shaded Milwaukee 2-1. Texas trounced Kansas City 9-3. and Oakland nicked New York 2-1 In 11 Innings. By TONY DeSORMIIR Herald Sports Editor________________ MDA FUND RAISERS Bowling, goll events planned A howling party and a golf tournament have been scheduled during the next five days to help raise m oney for the Muscular Dystrophy Assclatlon. This evening at 6:30 p.m.. more than 75 e m p lo y e e s o f local 7-E leven stores w ill participate In a bowling party at the Brunswick Parkwood Lancs, located at 3303 W. Colonial Drive In Orlando. Muscular Dystrophy patients from around the area will also be In attendance. This event Is part o f The Southland Corpora­ tion's nationwide effort to raise money for MDA. To support this effort, please call The Southland Corporation at 25)5-3076 or MDA at 677-6665. Also. Daniel and Wohlwender Realty. Inc. Is sponsoring their first 4-Man Scramble Golf Tournament to benefit MDA at Tlmacuan Golf and C ountry C lub on Monday. May 14. beginning at 12.30 p.m. Deadline lor entry was April 30. For more Information, contact Daniel and Wohlwender at 321-9444 or H65M600. |TOUR do TRUMP Mexico’s Alcala wins time trial ALLENTOWN. Pa. — Raul Alcala or Mexico, emerging aa a strong favorite to capture the Tour dC'^TTuinp. tflislly Won the Lehigh Vullcy time trial Wednesday morning by 26 seconds. While Alcala narrowed hts gap behind overall leader Vlatchcslav Bobrik, the U.S. 7-Elcvcn team suffered through a difficult day. en­ dangering Its hopes of repeating as team champion. Canadian Steve Bauer, after starting the day a strong third In die overall standings, crashed on a railroad track. Injuring hts buttock, and wound up falling to 10th place. 4:29 behind Bobrik. Ills 7-Ek-vcn teammate. Ron Kicfcl. who had been the highest-placed U.S. rider, faded from sixth place to 18th. _________________ ARENA FOOTBALL Detroit Drive signs Schlichter DETROIT — The Detroit Drive of the Arena Football League announced Wednesday the signing of Art Schlichter. the former Ohio Stale and India Hills Colts quarterback suspended In 1983 —*ng on pm football and baseball gar t s . Prior to the news conference announcing Ills signing. Schllctcr said he was eager for a new start and "looking to enjoy my life and have some fun." „ The Drive, who are the defending ArcnaBowl Champions, open the I95K) season with road games June 8 In Pittsburgh and June 16 In Washington. D C. Their home opener Is June 22 at Joe Louis Arena against tin- Denver Dyna­ mite. NATIONAL LEAGUE Rain, Cubs beat Braves The rain came down at an opportune lime for Chicago but much loo soon for Atlanta. The downpour started In the Cubs fourth Wednesday, but umpires did not halt play until after the Braves' fifth, and didn't call the game until 1 Mi hours later, giving Chicago a 4-0 victory over Atlanta. "W e weren't able to get to our part o f the gam e.'' said Braves Manager Russ Nixon, whose team had rallied In the late Innings the last twodays. "A ll o f our runs were scored from the fifth Inning on here.” In other National League games. San Fran­ cisco beat New York 4-2. Pittsburgh pounded Cincinnati 6-2. Montreal defeated Los Angeles 5-3. St. Louis blasted San Diego 11-5. and Philadelphia destroyed Houston 10*1. Com piled from s ta ff and w lra roports.________ BASKETBALL 1:8 p.m. - TNT. NBA Playoffs. New York Kntcksat Detroit Pistons. (L) Com plete listings on Psge 2B B ■ C o m ic s , Page 4B ■ People, Page 5B ■ C la s s ifie d , Page 6B H*ctW Ptato* by Tommy Vtnctnl How the Seminole boys fare In Friday niQht’s Class 3A stale track meet at Winter Park's Showalter Field will determined largely on how Carlo White (left). Tommy Hampton (right), Henry Williams and Robert Moore do in Sullivan scores in U.S. win the field events Friday afternoon. White Is the top-seed in the shot put, Hampton qualified in the discus and Williams is entered in the triple Jump. Moore will compete in the triple Jump, long jump and shot put. Weger, Brandenburg star at Stetson From staff raporta DeLAND — Longwood residents Wes Weger and Tracy Brandcnbcrg have been recognized as leaders ol tliclr respective diamond teams by Stetson University. Unltad Pr»M In tern a tio n a l_______ HERSHEY. Pa. — In the city where Will Chamberlain scored IOO points In an NBA gam e 28 years ago. the U.S. national soccer team experienced a modest offensive outburst of Its own Wednesday night. Peter Vermes scored on a penalty shot In the 58th minute to break a 1-1 tic and help the United States defeat Poland 3-1 In a World Cup luncup. Chris Sullivan, a member o f the Orlando Lions o f the Amcrtcam Soccer League and a two-llm e All-American while at the Universi­ ty of Tampa, added an Insurance goal late In the game. Bruce Murray had a goal in the first half as the United States showed a scoring punch previously nonexistent against quality oppo­ nents. “ The bad rap on our forwards should be over for a while, at least." midfielder Firlc Wynalda said. The United States, appearing In Its lirst World Cup In 40 years, entered Wednesday night with Just 12 goals In nine International games — but six a ga in st p u sh overs Iceland. Bermuda and Malta. The most goals they scored against a top opponent came In a 3-2 loss to East Germany. "W e're playing aggressive m en­ tally — going forward.” U.S. Coach Bob Ganslcr said. Poland was chosen as an oppo­ nent because o f Its similarity In style to Czechoslovakia the Am eri­ cans' first World Cup foe In Italy next month. The Poles Just missed q u a lify in g for the W orld Cup. fin is h in g behind S w ed en and Fingland In Its group. Nine of Its players Wednesday night competed during qualifying. "It's good for the players to get a victory of this nature against a team of this caliber." Ganslcr said. Before a vocal crowd of 12.063 at Hcrsheypark Stadium, the A m eri­ cans overcame an curly gift goal to score three straight times. Jacck Zlober took advantage o f a CiSee U.S.A.. Page 2B S em in ole High S ch ool track coaches Ken Brauinan and Nate Perkins arc approaching Friday night's "Class 3A state meet at Winter Park's Showalter Field and Bob Mosher Track from different directions. Brauman. coach of the Seminole boys, will have a real strong Idea of how his team will finish after the field events are over. On the other hand. Perkins and the Seminole girls may have to wait until the filial event of the evening to find out If they've won their fifth consecutive state title. Seminole Is attempting to do something that hasn't been done since 1986: win both the boys’ and girls' team state championships. The last schools to accomplish that were Seminole (back when It was a Class 4A school) and Belle GladeGaldcs Central. Going Into Friday night's meet. ' See Sem inole, Page 3B ’ Weger. a sophomore stio>tsinp from Luke Mary High School, was named most valuable player on the 15)90 baseball team at the annual banquet held In the Carlton Union Building this past Saturday night. Weg^r Is leading the team In hitting (.380). triples (five) and runs scored (40). He also ranks second on the ballclub with 12 doubles and has only struck out 12 tim es In 184 ut bats. On defense, be lV‘ » committed |ust 15 errors In 209 chances. The Hatters will be completing their regular season this week, then will begin preparation for their third consecutive trip to the NCAA regional baseball tournament Stetson earned the trip by winning the Trans America Conference champion hip for the third straight time last weekend In Shreveport. LA. Brandcnbcrg. from Lake Brantley, enjoyed a very successful rookie campaign for the Hatter softball team. The freshman shortstop led the Hatters In triples (nine). RBI (27) and slugging percentage (.622). She also tied for the team lead In home runs (four) and walks (14). The nine triples by Brandcnbcrg. who also pluyed guard on the basketball team, established a new team standard, breaking the old record of seven. According to the NCAA Statistical release through games of April 28. her average of .243 triples per game ranked her second In the nation behind Chris Parris of Ncvada-Las Vegas, who had 13 triples in 53 games for a .245 mark. mCWjSJ- Her 0.73 RBI per game average gave her the 21st highest per game average In the country. Fi»b Photo Lake Brantley graduate Tracy Brandenburg led the Stetson Hatter softball team In several ollenstve categories this year as a freshman. The Hatters finished their season last weekend with a third place finish In the New South Women's Athletic Conference Softball Tournament at Georgia State. The Hatters finish their season with a 19-25 mark after starting the season 4-15. Hype begins for Tyson-Tillman fight United Praam Intarnatlonal______ __________________ _ LOS ANGELES — Mike Tyson wore custom-made white coveralls and no shirt. Don King did his Walter Brennan Impersonation and hugged arch-rival Bob Arum. George Foreman swallowed everything In sight. The hype for Tyson s June 16 bout In Las Vegas against amateur antagonist Henry Tillman — Tyson's first fight since he lost the heavyweight crown to James "B u stc-" Douglas In February — began in clrcus-llke fashion Wednesday with a 90-mlnute news conference. There was. however, little tfews. Tyson did pronounce himself in "tremendous shape and ready to light" Tillman, who beat him twice in the 1984 Olympic Box-offs. Tillman went on the win a gold medal while Tyson failed to make the team. Looking fit. Tyson said he weighed 226 pounds two weeks ago and wants to get down to 218 for the scheduled 10-rounder at Caesars Palace. He Indicated he has been running six miles a day. and started Ixixlng Monday. See Tyson. Psge 3B Jordan scores 45 as Bulls keep 76ers wirsless on road By U n ited Press In tern ation al________________ Try as they might, the Philadelphia 76ers cannot make Michael Jordan go away. I hey couldn't do it in Game 1. and they couldn't do it in Game 2. This does not bode well for the 76crs. who return home for Game 3 Friday night trailing this best-of-seven Eastern Conference semifinal 2-0. The 7tiers have yet to win on the road In the playoffs. They beat the Cavaliers In five games In Ihe first round holding the home-court advan­ tage. But for Philadelphia to reach the conference finals they will have to win at least one game at Chicago Stadium. On Wednesday night in Chicago. Jordan scored 15 of his 45 (mints In the critical third quarter, rallying the Bulla from a 16-polnt deficit to a 101-96 victory. , _ , _u Late In the first half, the Bulls trailed 54-38. The third period, however, belonged to Jordan. The Bulls scored 32 points in quarter and Jordan bad 15. They outscored the 76ers 19-7 In the last five minutes and led 78-77 entering the last p e r io d W hile Jordan electrified Chicago Stadium during the quarter. Philadelphia s C harles Barkley produced nothing but static. He went scoreless and finished with 16 points, only 2 In the second half. This from a player who had 30 points In Game 1. Jordan's scoop shot with LO-I lelt made it 99-96. After Johnny Dawkins missed a Jumper, be hit two free throws with 33 seconds left lor a 5-poim lead, and the Bulls were on their way. .Jordan went 18 of 36 from the Hour and scored bis team's last 8 points. Scollle Plppcn added 16. For the 76ers. Herscy Hawkins had 23 polntsand Barkley 19 rebounds. The other bc'st-of-seven quarterfinal series resume Thursday night: New York, down 10. at Detroit; Portland, up 2-0. at Sun Antonio; and Phoenix, up 1-0. at the Lakers. Pistons vs. K n icks The Knicks entered Game I coming off a rousing victory over the Celtics. Reality hit with the subtlety of a crashing piano — a 112 77 thrashing by a Pistons team that enjoyed six days off Much will now depend on how the Pistons handle New York center Patrick Ewing He was limited to 19 points and 1 rebounds in Game 1 James Edwards pushed him off his favorite spots, as did Bill Lalmliecr. John Salley See NBA. Page 2B �» IB — Santord "Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Thursday, May 10, 1 Neely leads Bruins to Stanley Cup with win STATS & STANDINGS ] win, lose & DREW [p o o s Uwttad W — At Stmlnjle P a n WednesAy nlgkt First ra c a -1 / I.D : I f . t l 5 L J '» Lva Marta 130 I N 1.00 * Minstrel Lad 130 5 40 i Bob’s Print 1.10 a (t+) u.jf p (m i m.ta T ira-i) i i i .m Secevsdrece—1/14. M: 31*3 1 Sarati’s Elcamlno 4,30 1.40 3 40 3 Midland Wlngo MO 110 3 Tima Pov»*r 3 00 O (1 3 ) IMO P (131 34.3* T l u l l 44.1* DO (S-IMf.M TMrOraca—i/U. 0 : 11.33 I Debbie Thomas 130 3 40 1.40 SCrli Coast 140 MO IW hara’ s Jack 5 ao 0 ( M ) M.M P (01) 4154 T (0-5-1) 3)4.00 Fawrtk raca -1/0. D: M .lf 5 Bob's Isabella 7.00 3 40 1.40 IM yL IttleM llly 3 00 1 40 4 Mala Harl 4.30 Q (I S) 11.00 P (I D MOO T (5-1-41 ISI.M t (5-1+3) 310.00 Firm raca-5/14, 0:11.10 IC R 's Marty 1.40 1.00 3.30 7 Prom Party 4 00 3 00 3 Rad’ s Raady 5.30 0(1-7) 11.40 P (1-7) 41M T 41-7-1) M0.M Mam raca-1/0. C: 10.04 0 Nassau Norm 4.00 4.40 1.10 5 Gold Sack 0 40 1 40 4 Tamourad 4.30 Q (5-0) 15.40 P (0-5) H.M T (0-54) 110.00 Sevenfll race —1/14. Dt II.M 1Class Machine 14.40 1 00 1.30 5 Cosmo's Llndy 0.00 4.40 7 Bob's Dakota 1.00 a (1 5) 01.00 P (1-5) 151.00 T (15-7) 114.00 Ptc 1 (1 + 1 ) 155.10 Eighth raca -1/0. • : 10.41 SGIIstan Jada 4.40 3 00 1.10 4 Too Flip 0 00 1.40 OCR’s Miss Olivia 140 O (4-SI 34.00 PI5-4) 40.70 T (5 + 4 ) 110.40 I (5+4-7)401.00 Nlnrnraca-5/14. A: M.04 4 Prlnca Bobamond 0 40 5 40 3.40 1 Wlda Racaivar 3 30 1 40 I L J ’s Gilbert 1.00 Q 11-4) 7.00 P (4 1) 1000 T (4-1-1) 11.M Iftk raca-5/14,0:11.33 4 Janobar Ealt 5 40 1.40 3.10 5 Bob’s Tannyson 1.40 -00 4 Juvenile Jusllca 11.00 0 (4-5) 17.00 P (4-1) 41.70 T (4-5+) I04.M (4-1+) 4141.70 lltk raca-1/0. C; lt.14 SGatyanow 0 00 5.30 1.00 I Slick Jo Jr IS 40 4.40 4 Oval Charged 1.40 Q 15+11' M P55-11 114.M T (5 1 + ) 144.00 I (1-1-41) 441.40 13th raca — 5/14, 0:11.44 I Dark Huntar 10 00 7.40 3.40 IC R ’S Gamblar 4 00 1 40 7 Go Flo 3.10 0(1-5) 35.44 P (1-SI U ' 44T (1-571115.44 llth ra ca -5/14. C: 31.14 7 Moon Phase 5 40 3.00 1.40 3 Uncle Flak 4 00 3.10 3 Big Topper 5.30 Q (3 7) 15.14 P (7-11 44.04 T (7 51) 141.04 S (7-51-5)444.04 14thraca —1/1. B: It.M 5C al,psiC irSl 1130 4 40 100 /Simulated 5 00 3 10 a Oval Desire 4.00 0 <1-7111.00 P (5 7) 54 44 S (5-7+4) 4I0.M A - 1,4151 H - l l 71,007 BASIBALL STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE East W L Pci. GB Milwaukee 14 0 440 Toronto 17 II .544 t Boston 15 17 554 1 Cleveland 14 11 .510 1 Baltimore 11 14 .430 5M New York 10 14 .315 4W Detroit 10 10 .345 0 West Oakland 31 4 .771 — Chicago 14 10 .503 55S Teaas 14 13 .510 7 Minnesota 13 13 .500 7>S Seattle 13 14 .441 0 California II 17 .103 10Vs Kansas City 0 17 344 UVs Wednesday Results Detroit 1 , Milwaukee I, 0 Innings, shortened due lo rain Oakland 7. New York 1.11 innings Toronto 4. Chicago 3 C Itveland 7, Mlnneajla 3 Taras 0, Kansas City 3 Boston 4, Seattle I Baltimore 0, California I Thursday Games (All limes EOT) Tor onlo ISIoltlemyre 41) al Detroil (Robinson 1 3). 7:33pm Cleveland (Swindell 13) at Minnesota (Smith 0 31.1 01p m Kansas City (Gordon 10) al Taras (brown 5 01.115 p m California (McCatklll 3 1) at Saattte (Holmans 1), 10 OSp m Friday Garnet Milwaukee at Minnesota, night Kansas City at Chicago, night T or on to at Detroit, night Cleveland at Teras. night New York at Seattle, night Baltimore at Oakland, night Boston at California, mgt.t NATIONAL LEAGUE East W L P tt. GB 19 a nu — Pittsburgh M o n lfe s il 14 13 571 JV* P h ila d e lp h ia IS 12 554 4 N ew Y o rk 14 14 500 sw Chicago 11 14 411 4 SI Louts 11 14 407 1 Wtst C in c in n a ti 11 4 750 — l o * Angeles San Diego Houston San F ra n cisco A tla n ta 14 II 12 10 14 15 14 14 • 17 500 4 444 m rr> i 337 10 330 I0<1 Wednesday Results Chic ego 4 A tla n ta 0. 4 V] in n in g *. shortened due lo rain Son Franciscos. New York 1 Pittsburgh a. Cincline111 Montreal 5, Los A n g le s 3 St Louis It. San Oego 5 Philadelphia 10 Houston I Thursday Games (All limes EDI I San Diego (Rasmussen 1 I) at SI Louis IM egreneO !). I ISp m Los Angeles (R Mar liner 3 1) al Montreal (D M arlin eil 3). I )t p m Cincinnati (Robinses I I) al Pittsburgh (Kramer 0 01 7 35pm Frrday Ganws Lus Angeles at New York, night San f renciscoel Philadelphia, night Houston at Pittsburgh, night Chicago at Cmclnnail. muhl Atlanta at St Louts, night Montreal al San Oego. night FLOHIOA STATE LEAGUE (A l (Meier League alhhalten in parentheses) East Di.tiwn w L Pci We*t Palm BeachtE <p*) 2) 11 474 St Lucie (M etii n 14 Ft. laud <Yankee*! VI 1/ WO Vero Be*ih (Dodger*) 14 20 412 Miami ( 1 f IS 74S Centrsl Division Lakeland (Itgertl 21 II 424 OtttoJa (A ifro ii 20 14 M l Bate&ail C<»> (Moyah) IS It 441 Winter Heven (Bed Soil ft 74 •74 We»l Oivnaon Dunedin (Blue J*yt) 2/ / r u Char iofle 1Mang«r * ) 24 10 704 St Pete iCardinaltl 14 1/ a s Sara*uta (While Som} 19 441 Clear wafer (PhillieiJ 24 294 Wed na sda y Results Baset/an City 11, Clear water t Vero Beach 7. Msemi 0 Osceola3. Oune+n 1 SI Lucie 13. FI Laud 1(3 GB 1 4 9 14 — 1V» 4V» IS‘ l J I0W 12 17 West Palm Beach 4. Sariaota I Charlotte 10. Winter Heven 1 SI. P ot, at Lakeland. Ppd., Rain Thursday Oames Lakeland at Osarletlo Osceola at O oarwetor Baseball City at Dunedin Vera Beach at Ft. Laud West Palm Beach at Miami SarasotaatSI. Lucie Winter Haven at St. Pete Friday Games Lakeland at Charlotte Oscaela at Clearvater Baseball City at Dunedin Vara Beach al Ft. Laud St. Pata at Wlntar Haven Sarasota at St. Lucia Miami at Wait Palm Beach Complete major laagua basabatl roundup appear* on Paga 8B I. Lisa Wagner, Pdmetta, 144. 0.734/ 1. Robin Romeo, Van N t*». Celll.. » 4 . 0,701; 3. Kim Torrell, Daly City. Celll., 141. 0,544; 4. x Lori Br4hh4m. ButtWo. N Y . 13 11, 0,141; 5 Dana Miller Mackle. Australia. 17-7. 0.3*1; 4 Slaey Rider. LaHatea. Calif., 17 13. 0,154. 51,300. 7. Anne Marie Duggm, Newport Newt. Va . 13 II. 0,110, 51.350. ( . Dina Whaalsr. Gladstone. M o . la-10.0.114. $1,300. 0. Sharon Todd. Bowling Groan, Ky., II 11. 0.007. 11.17}, 10. Laurie Evans. Msmphli Term. 150, 0.041. 01. ISO; II. Tort Romeo. Van Nuyi. C a lif, 17 17. 0.051. SI,IS; II Cheryl Oanleli. Detroit, Mich . 13 17.0.005,51.100 II Dede Davidson. Southgate. Mich . 10-T«. 4.000, 51+75; 14. Nikki Glenullat. Valle|0. Cam.. I » l l I. 1.043. 51.050; 15. Mery (Martha Cemiglla. Sprlnglleld. III., II 13. 4,030. 41+35; 14 Carol Glanottl. Australia. It-tl I, 1.014. 41,000; 17 Wendy Macpherton. San Diego. Celll.. 11-13-1. 4.004. 4075; tf. Sandra Jo Shiery. Coldwatvr. M id i, 0-15.4.444.4050 If. Linda Urbanefc. Humble. Tax., 4-147. I f l l ; 10. Jarl Edwards. Mattaion. III., 11 K.vsn Wakefield. 414, I. Jog, 10>5; 31 Daerborn, Mich., 0 15, 4.351. 1010; 13. a-O trlene M llten, St. Potersherg. 4-1*. 4.00. 5045/ 14. Nancy Carter, Naples. 4-1*. (.373. SOM. i Branham earned Ota fourth seeded post lion on the basis of higher actual plnlall total SOUTHERN L IA O U E (A A I (Mater League affillathn In parentheses) Eastern Dividers Jacksonville (Erpos) Orlande (Twins) Charlotte (Cubs) Columbus (Astros) Grsenvllle (Braves) Western OvJilc Memphis (Royals) Chattanooga (Meosi Huntsville (Athletics) Birmingham (Whlta Sox) Knoxville (Blue Jays) Wednesday fesatts Birmingham at Charlotte. Ppd., Rain Knoavllle at Chattmooga. Ppd., Rain Columbus at Greanvllla. Ppd., Rain Jacksonville 4. Huntsville 3 Memphis 4. Orlande!, t l Innings Thursday Oames Birmingham at Charlotte Columbus al Greenville Huntsville el Jacksonville Chattanooga at Knoxville Orlande at Memphis Friday Gamas Birmingham al Charlotte Huntsville at Jacksonville Chattanooga at Knoxville Orlande at Memphis NBA P LA Y O FFS Cenferance Semifinals Best el levers Eastern Conference Philadelphia vs. Chicago ( CMcnge food* series J + ) May 7 - Chicago 04. Philadelphia 43 May 0 - Chicago 101. Ptilladalphla M May 11 — Chicago at Ptilladalphla. I p.m. May 13 — Chicago at Philadelphia. 1:00 pm . x May I , — Phlladefchla at Chicago. 4 p.m. x May 14 — Chicago al Ptslladelphla.(p .m. x May 30 — Philadelphia al Chicago. TBA Now York vs. Detroit ( Detroit leads series 1+) May 4 - Detroll 112. NY Knlcks 77 May 10 - NY Knkksal Detroit. 4 p m. May 17 — Detroil at New York, I p m. (May 13 — Detroit at New York, 3:30 p.m. x May 15 — New York al Detroit, ( p m. x May 14 — Detroil al New York. 4 p m x May 30 — Naw York al Datrolt. 1pm. Western Ceiderenca San Antemo vs. Purttand ( Portland leads sarles 1+) May 3 — Portland 107. San Antonio 04 May I — Portland 111, San Antonio 113 May 10 — Portland el San Antonio. 1:30 p m. May 12 — Portland al San Antonio. 1 M pm X May IS — San Antonio at Portland. TBA x Mar 17 — Portland el Sen Antonio. I p m. x May 10 — San Antmioat Portland. TBA Phoenu v s LA Lakers (Phoenix leads series 1+) May I — Phoenix 1(U. LA Lekers 101 May 10 — Phoenix at LA Lakers. IO:Xp m. May 12 — LA Lakars al Phoanlx, 3:30p m. May 1J — LA Lakersd Phoenix. 3 M p m x May IS — Phoenix at LA Lakars. 10.30 pm x May 17 — LA Lakers et Phoenix. TBA x May I f — Phoenix at LA Lakars. 130 p m. i ll necessary T BA to be announced. 4140.000 Italian Open At R om * MayO (Seed* iss parentheses) ft., . Second Round Martina Navratllma (1), Fort Worlh. Texas, dal. Rachel MdQuilten. Australia. 53. 14. 4 7. Arantxa Sanchal Vicerto (1), Spain, del Kristin Godridge Australia, 4-1. 41; M4nu«l4 Maleeva (I). Bulgaria, del. Silvia La Fralta. Italy. 4-7. 47; Vieira. Braill. del Judith Wlnsntr (II. Austria. 5-7, 7.4. 42; Ratfaella Rtggl (101, I Illy. del. Amanda Coe tier. South Africa. 44,41. Jennifer Capriati (t l). Seddlskreek, del Susan Sloan*. Lexington, Ky.. 44, 7+ (7 5); Catarina Llndqvls) (13). Sweden, del. Patricia Tarablnl, Argentina, 44. 43. 41; Sandra Cacchlnl (14), Italy, dat. Karin Kschwendt. Luxembourg. I I. |+, 4-3; Andrea Mercedes Par. Argentina, del. Leila Meskhl (151. Soviet Lkilon, 4 4. 7 5; Cathy Caversarlo (14). Italy, dal. Julia Hilard, France. 7 5.47. NHL PLAYOFFS Best el Seven (All Times EOT I Canlerence Finals Campbell Centerenc* Chicago vs. Edmonton (Series tied 11) May 3 — Edmonton 5. Chicago 1 May 4 — Chicago 4. Edmonton 3 May 4 — Chicago 3. Edmonton 1 M a r l - Edmonton!,Chicago3 Mar K> - Chicago at Edmonton. 5 15 p m May II — Edmonton at Chicago, 4 15 p m a May 14 — Chicago al Edmonton, t 15 pm Wale* Canlerence Washington vs Boston I Bssten win* series 441 May 1 — Boston 5. Washington ] May 5 — Boston 3, Washington 0 May 7 - Boston I. Washington I May 0 — Boston 1. Washington 1 Stanley Cup Final May 14 — Game I May 10 —Game 1 May 33 - Game 3 May 34 — Gama « a May 34 — Gama 5 a May 71 — Gama 4 a May It — Gama 7 ■ It necessary BO W LING *33.004 LPBT Clearwater Classic At Clearwater. May » Final Match P*ay Round (Listing name*, hometowns, wen lost rec ords. 41 game ptnlall blots and prtit money Top flee advance to sltpiedder finals; a danate*amateur) TOUR dm TRUMF Eighth Stage Time Trial (14 1-1 milts. Alltnltwn to Edsttn), May t 1. Raul Alcala. POM. 13 mlnutds. 1(7 second*. 3 Alla Kvobvlll. Z. 13 I f lfO; 1 Dmitri Zhdanov. Soviet Union, 33 01:340; 4. Erik Brouklnk. POM 11 05 740; 1 Viet Cheslav Bobrik. Soviet Union, 13 Of: SaO 4. Vlatcheslav Eklmov, Soviet Union. 31 17:110. 7 Steve Spooks. Team Crest. 13 51 M0. 4 Clerk Sheehan. A.C. Plnarello. 14:13:070. t. Steven Swart, Coors Light. 34 33.000; 10. Nico Verhoeven. POM. 14:24:110. Ninth Slag# Lehigh Valley Circuit Race Allentown to Be file hem, 71 miles I. o ia ( Ludwig. Panasonic; 1. Craig Schommer. Team Cresl; 3. Maximilian Sclar.drl, Cerera. a Jean Francois Lalille, France; 5 Net* Reiss. Subaru Montgomery 4. Peter Oe Clerg. LcXto. 7. A ll* Kvolsvoll. Z; I David Farmer. Coors Light, f Reul Alcala, PDM; 10 Matt Eaton. A C. Plnarello Allllm es: 3hours,ajminute*. Overall Bandings: I Vlatcheslav Bobrik. Soviet Union. 34 54 57; 3. Reul Alcala. PDM. 1:37 behind; 1 Alle Kvolsvoll. Z. 3 30 behind. 4. Erik Brouklnk. PDM. 3:11 behind, 5. Omilri Zhdanov. Soviet Unlow 1: If behind. 4. Vlatcheslav Eklmov. Panasonic. 3 40 behind. 7 Sieve Speaks. Team Crest. 3 54 behind, I Nico Verhoeven. POM. 414 behind, f Clark Sheehan. A C Plnarello. 4 I f behind. 10 Steve Bauer. 7 Eleven. 4 I f behind BOXING May It at StaUMne. Nev — Johnny Tapia vs. Roland Gomel. O. super flyweights. Nicky Walker v* Jell McCracken. I. light heavyweights; Kelcie Banks v* Terry Sutherland. 4. Ilghtweltpils May I I al Corpus Osrlstl. Taxas - Jesse Benavides vs. Kelvin Seabrooks. II. junior featherweights. Jemal Hinton v* Jo* Orewa. 10. featherweight* May 14 4t Madison. WIs — Aaron Pryor vs Darrell Jones. 10. wellvweights May 17 at Philadelphia. Pa. — Tracy Spann vs Bernard Gray. II. lightweights May I t at San Jose. Callt - Bruce Saldon vs Ossie Ocasio. 10. heavyweights. Santas Cardona vs Stanley Longslieet, 10, junior welterweights May I I at Calllcoon. N Y. — G iro Gelormlno vs Josa Sanabria. 10. junior lightweight. Ronaldo Snipes vs Jamie Howe. 10. heavyweight*. Aaron "Superman” Davis vs Curtis Summit. 10. welterweight* May I f at Las Ve<>i*. Nev - c Pernoil Whitaker vs Aiunsah Nelson, 13. IBF and WBC lightweight lilies Mar 31 al Inglewiut, Calif — Manuel Medina vs Tyrone Jackson. 17. junior May 33 at Atlantic City. N J - Buddy McGtrt vs. Charles Baei. to. welterweights. A le x Stew art vs. Tim Anderson, 10. heavyweights, Ricardo Capada vs. Carlos Romero. 10. featherweights. May 13 at Chicago - Oliver -Tho Bull” M c C a ll v i . L io n e l W a s h in g to n , 10. haavywelohtt. May 34 Al Sydney. Australia - Jeff Fenech V i Juan Laporte. o. vacant WBC super leal hei weigh I title May 31 At Rochaste.. N Y - Charles M u rra y vs R ob ert Guy. IS. |unlor welterweights May I t al Las Vegas. Nev - Joe Laslsl vs D avid Vedder. t l, vacant U5BA light heavy weight championship Juno I at Atlantic City. N J. - Evander H o ly fla ld v*. Saamus M cDonagh. tl. heavyweight*. June 3 At Melbourne - ( j « f f Harding v* Dennis Andrles, tl. WBC light heavyweight title. June 4 At Inglewood Callt. — C Humberto Gontalei vt Luis Moniote. tl. WBC lunlor flyweight title ^ June 5 al San Josa. Callt. - Lupe Guttlers: v* Myron Taylor, tl. Iealtserweights June 7 al Honolulu. Howell — Jesus Selud v* Martin Ortegon. IV super bantamweight* June It At El Paso Taxes — Z Orlando Canitale* vs. Paul G oiialei, 11. IBF ban lemwelght Title. Todf Foster vs Roland Rangel. 10. wallerwalghts June 13 at Fort Bragg, N C - Anthony Hembrlck v t Donnet Winglietd. tl. light heavyweights June 14 4l Las V ega. Nev — Mike Tyson vs Henry Tillman. 10. heavyweights. George F orem an vs. A d llto n R od rigu es. 10 . heavyweights. TRANSACTIONS Baseball St. Louis — The Cardinals activated third basemen Terry Pendeton end sent right handed pitcher Bob Tewksbury to Its Triple A farm club In Lculsville Basketball Erie (World Beskefeell League) — Signed Scooter Berry <g). Rod Foster (g). Ray Hell (II, Delray Brooks (g). Eric McLaughlin (g). Holman Harley (g ). O-rls HoHan (gl. Ray Pugh (f), Troy Lewis (0 . Roosevelt Chapman (Cl. Anthony Olcken* (cl. and John Williams (II to one year conlracti New Heven (United Steles Basketball League I — Named Terry O'Connor head coach general manager. Callage George Washington - Named Mike Jarvis basketball coach. Grand Canyon — Named Leigh Ion Me Crery basketball coach. Molloy — Women's tennis coach Bob Schneider resigned Featbe It Atlanta — Signed free agent guard John Scully Dallas — Released safety Victor Scott end running back Ervin Farris Detroit (Arena) — Signed quarterback Art Schllchter NY Jet* — Signed seNly Cert Howard Washington — Gave medical clearance to running back Kelvin Bryint. who herniated * disk In his neck last July, to return lo football, waived veteran defensive back Barry Wilburn TV/RADIO BASKETBALL ( p m — TNT, New York at Detrail. (LI 10 10pm - T N T . Phoenix el LA. (LI BOXING 4 p.m — ESPN, Super IIyweights, Johnny Taplav* Roalnd Gome:. (L ) BOWLING 7:30 p m — ESPN. LPBT Clearwalar Classic. (L I GOLr a p m — ESPN. Memorial Tournament. First round. ILt HOCKEY 5 30 p m — SC, Chicago al Edmonton, (L ) Radio BASEBALL 4 50 p m — WMJK AM (17301. FSL. Osceola 4l Clear water (1 0 p m — W W NZAM (7x01. Southern League. Orlando at Memphis • l l p m . - WHOO AM 19+01. Kansas City Royal* at Texas Rangers MISCELLANEOUS 4 30pm -W W N Z AM (7+0). Sport* Talk 11 04 p m. - WBZS AM 113701. The Sports Final/Sparta Overnight L A N D O V E R . Md. - T h e Boston Bruins’ manhandling of the Washington Capitals In the Wales Conference final* tefl Boston Coach Mike Mllbury. an admitted " c lc n a l pessimist." with reason to be optimistic heading Into the Stanley Cup finals. Riding two goals by Cam Neely, (he Bruins gained a berth In the N H L '* championship round for Ihr second lime In three years hy downing the W a s h in g t o n C a p it a ls 3-2 Wednesday night. The triumph completed a four-game sweep for the Bruins In the Wales finals. Neely scored on a power play at 18:42 of the first period Tor a 2-0 Boston lend, then scored his 12th goal of the playoffs at 2:OH of the third period off an acrobat­ ic pass from Brian Prnpp for a 31 lead. Boston provided excellent protection for goalie Andy Moog. leaving Washington with 14 shots on goal, a club record for fewest shots In a playoff game. The previous mark of 16 was set on April 14. 1985 agalnsl the New York Islanders. M l l b u r y s a i d he n e v e r expected his team lo sweep the Capitals, who were making Ihelr first appearance In an NHL semifinal series. "O f course, being un eternal pessimist. I was looking at six or seven games.” Mllbury said. "I thought the Caps were on a bit of a roll. I thought they were playing extrem ely hard. But they had to fight out of a major hole without (Injured stars Ditto) Clccarelll and (Kevin) Hatcher. If they are in there. It’s a much different scries." Boston, w hich posted the NHL’s best regular season record and won the Adams Division, recorded the first Wales finals sweep since 1982. when the New York Islnitders blanked the Quebec Nordlqucs In 1982 cn route lo the Stanley Cup. The Bruins, who lost in ihe (988 finals to the Edmonton Oilers, fnee the winner of ihr Campbell Conference finals l*. tween the Oilers and Chicago Blackhnwks In the Cup final*. Thai series Is lied 2-2 with Game 5 in Edmonton Thursday nlghi. Boston Is seek in g Its sixth Stanley Cup title and first since 1972. "W e’ re happy to be there." Mllbury said. ’ ’ W e’ re pleased that we were able to get this fur I feel we deserve lo be there. We know that this (Stanley Cup (In a ls l s e r ie s w ill be (hr toughest." The Adams Division winner has beatrn the Patrick Division champion In the Wales Confer cnee (Inals for three straight years and four o f the pasi five. Boston posted its first playoff vrle s sweep slnrc ousting the Pittsburgh Penguins In the first round In 1979. Washington Mif fered a playoff sweep for the first time In Its history. "1 never thought this sertrs w o u ld g o f o u r - 1o • n <>n r . Washington Coach Terry Murray said. " I ’m dlsnpointed that wr d id n ’ t w in s o m e gam es, especially for our home fans who have been so great all yea. long We had a lot o f opportunities and It was close, but I knnvt close doesn’t count." The Bruins Jumped to u l o lead Just 53 seconds Into (hr game. Washington goalie Mlkr Lint made a stick save on a shm by Bob Carpenter from (he left circle, but the puck bounced off John Carter's knee pad rnd into Ihe net. Carpenter set up ihr play bv stealing a pass from Hod Lang way. "When a team's down ihrrr (lo) nothing (In the scries), you want to get that first goal and really get them thinking." said Boston’s Ray Bourque. Neely's first goal came till a pass from Greg Hawgood U.S.A. Continued from IB giveaway deep In the U.S. box to give Poland a 1-0 lead In the 27lh minute. U.S. defender Steve Trlttschuh attempted a backpass to gtxilkccpcr Kascy Keller while falling backward, but his outstretched foot Just missed the ball. Zlober raced up lo bang the loose ball home from three yards out. Bruce Murray tied Ihe score In Ihe 33rd minute. Polish sweeper Zbigniew Kuczmarck lost his dribble trying to move out o f the penalty area. Murray Intercepted and faked goalkeeper J o z c f Wandzlk. sending him lo his back and virtually walking the ball Into the net. Vermes gave the U.S. the lead In the second lialf after referee John Purcell of Ireland whistled Poland's Plotr Czachowskl for a hand ball In the penalty area In the 57th minute. "T h e ball was bouncing In the m id d le and it look a had bou n ce." said Vermes, who Joined Ihe U.S. team Monday after completing play wilh Dutch club FC Volendani. " I couldn't tell w hether he bundled it NBA Continued from IB and Dennis Rodman. " I think New York is going to com e back tough," Rodman said. "I think Ewing will come out Thursday and play hard and so will (Charles) Oakley. They are young and it will definitely !«• a tougher game," purposely, hut lie handled it (or sure. Luckily, thu* referee saw It." Vermes sliced the ball Inside the right post, making the score 2 - 1 . "T h e game would have liern i III lore (it tf not ( o r the peitaJo kick." Poland Coach Andrzej Strcjlau said. "If would have been a great test for our leant tl we did not have to deal with the penalty kick. Unibriunately. that did not happen.” Sullivan's Insurance goal in the 79th minute came from seven yards out. Tab Ramos controlled the ball on Ihe end line and sent a backpass to Sullivan alone In front. "M o re than anythin g. I'ltJ happy wc came from behind." Wynulda said. "W e gave up a goal on a gift, and I'm really itappy we came right back and won." The United States has won two straight games, having defeated Malta 1-0 last weekend. The Americans this year hold a 5-6 record against national teanu and next play the Dutch club Ajax In Washington Saturday. derson said. “ No one. You can't point the finger at any one player. You Just have tu point it al the whole team. We need to slop talking and play." Suns vs. Lakers The Lakers had said they would rather face the Suns (hail (he Jazz In the second round. Thai was al) Plwenlx needed lo Trail Blazers vs. Spurs hear. The Suns look Game 1 Portland Is 5-0 In playoff 104-102, rndlng a 22-game los­ games this year. The Spurs ing streak at the Forum. return home and must do better The Lakers need to put a than the first two games — clamp on Suns center Mark West 107-94. 122-112 losses. The (24 points. 16 rebounds In Game Blazers have contained San An­ I). Bui Phoenix Is quick and has tonio center David Robinson, oilier weapons in Tom Cham­ and despite the loss of center bers and Kevin and Eddie Kevin Duckworth (broken hand), Johnson. they have pounded the ball "W e did what we had to do Inside to produce a bonanza at with the oilier playern on the the foul line. Portland hit 43 of team, but Mark West was the 51 rce throws in Game 2. k e y ." L a k e rs gu ard M agic "Nobody on tills team played Johnson said. "W e didn't count hard." Spurs guard Willie An­ on him performing like that." MAITLAND TRACTOR SUPER SPECIALS SNAPPER Discount on ail 1990 M o w e rs V 11ghtweights May 71 at Houston Frank Tatt *1 Antoine Byrd. 11 super middlewelghts, James P ip p * vs Ricky A lv a r e i. 10. teethe r weights May 13 at Auburn Hills, Mich — Anthony Jones Vs M iguel Salgado. II. super lightweights May 1* at Las Veg.es Nev Kid Akeeirs vs Memo Flores, 17. super feelherwe ghts; Vincent Phillips vs Martin Ouiroi. I. junior weiterweigh** Iw fcw attofial____ 0 rO g h 13f+mmrnpmm 7 ” SPECIAL VALUES on Snapper Mowers, Riders, Tractors, Blowers, & Trimmers. MAITLAND TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT. 834-7272 �i SeminoleContinued from IB both B ra u m a n and Perkins sec Iheir teams as being slight underdogs. “Baaed upon regions] results. Jacksonville-Raines Is supposed to win the meet" said Brauman. "After that, there are 13 of us within nine points of each other. It could be the most cumpetive Class 3A state meet In recent history. “ It usually takes 40 to 45 points to win the meet, but this year, there are so many teams that are even. 25 points on up could win It. A low-scoring meet would definitely benefit us. We have 10 who qualified, but at this point. It’s not quantity but quality that you have in the various events." Carlo While. Robert Moore. Henry Williams and Tommy Hampton will be under the gun early Friday night. W hite's ranked No. t In the shot put. Moore Is second In the triple Jump, fourth In the shot put and e igh th In the lo n g Jump. Williams Is fifth In the triple Jump and Hampton is 13th In the discus. It will be tough for Moore to score In the long Jump and for Hampton to score In the discus. Their rankings are baaed on their performances at the re­ gional meet, where they both had personal records In these events. "The key to H r kind of meet we’re going to have Is the field events,” said Uraumai.. W e’ll pretty much ’ know how well we're going to do In the meet before the running finals start In the evening. " If Hampton Is going to be factor In tnc scoring, he II have to Improve on his personal record by nine feet. But the discus Is s funny event. You Just never know what's going to happen. There are some good people who are going to do p o o rly and som e w h o are average or above average who will P.R." While the SemJnoles' fate may be decided by the time the ru n n in g finals begin, they should have several chances to score some points: Maurice Thomaa (120 high hurdles. 330 Intermediate hurdles). Williams (100-meter and 220-yard dash). George Frison (220-yard dash) and Dalvln Davis (880-yard run). Also, Moore. Williams. Frison and Joseph Murphy will run in the 440 relay while Eric Walker. Eldonte Stile, Davis and Murphy will compete in the mile relay. Brauman again stressed the I m p o r t a n c e o f S e m in o le performing well early. ’In the field events, you have to do It on the Tlrst three attemnpts or you don't get three more chances." said Brauman. "In field events and running events lhay are run In prellmarles, the whole meet is making It to the (Inals. "The real state meet Is the preliminaries, where you have to beat the field Just to get the chance to run again. After that, you Just have to beat two people to score." Also working In Seminole's favor Is the fact that the Tribe competed In several big meets this year, preparing them for the com petitive challenge that awaits thr m on Friday night. “ W e’ ve run well the lust three w »ek s ” said Brauman. "W e went to some big meets this season and got kicked around. We made some mistakes and. hopefully, we learned from them and we won’t repeat them ." Keeping mistakes to a mini­ mum will also be the key for the Seminole girls, who will have lo gel past a very strong Glades Central squad fa extend their state champk nsh'p streak lo five years. "It's going lo be lou gh." said Perkins, In his first year as the g ir ls ' head coach. "G la d e s Ce nt r al seems like a powerhouse. There are four teams that have a shot — Glades Central, us. Jacksonvlllc-Rlbault a n * F ort L a u d crd a le-N o v a . Cr -oa also has a wild shot at it. "It will all come down to who makes the fewest mistakes. Everybody Is almost even. I give Central a slight edge because they have two girls In each hurdle event. But we're going to be In Ihe fight." Unlike the Seminole boys, who are counting on n strong show­ ing In Ihe field events, ihe Tribe girls will score most of their points on Ihe tmrk. Leading the S e m ln o lc s w ill b e Y olanda Baker, one o f Ihe state's premier frmale sprinters, who qualified In the 100-metcr and 220-yard dashes. Kccla Ward also Is entered In two events: the 440-yard dash and long jump. Other state q u alifie rs Include Mechelle Toombs (triple Jump). Nadrian McGill (330 low hurdles) and Sheri Reddicks (shot put). Baker. Kim Brown. McGill and Toombs will run the 440 relay while W a r d , B row n . M cG ill and Toombs qualified In the mile relay. According lo Perkins. Semi­ nole will have to score every (mint possible to pull out the wtn. "Every point counts at the stale m e e t." said Perkins. "Everybody has lo play Ihelr role and every role Is a major one. ‘We have lo score In 100 and 220 with Yolando. If we get (mints out of her and Kecla in the 440. Nadrian In the 330 hurdles and the two relays, we'll l>e in good shape. "Sheri has a pretty good shot at placing In the shot pul and Mechelle In ihe triple jump. I'm looking for four points coming out ol the field, so anything more they could scare would be a plus. We're going with what we've got. This Is what we've worked for all year. This Is it.” HenMPtMakyKeSy Jertei Joseph Murphy, shown here triple Jumping, will run in the both the 440 and mite relays for Seminole In Friday night's Class 3A state track meet at Winter Park'e Showalter Field and Bob MosherTrack. WE'VE G O T IT! LOW SPRING PRICES! Summer Squall won’t run in Belmont Stakes Unit i International BELMONT. N.Y. - News that K entu cky D erb y runner-up Summer Squall will skip the Hclinont Stakes W ednesday shadowed opening day at Bel­ mont Park, the showplace of downstair New York raring and host to the third leg of the Triple Crown. Cot Campbell, president of Dogwood Stables and manager o f the 28-member syndicate that o w n s S u m m e r S q u a ll, a n ­ nounced Tuesday In Atlanta the horse who placed behind Un­ bridled In the Kentucky Derby Saturday will-run In the May 10 Preakness Stakes but not In the June 9 Belmont Stakes. The decision ends six weeks o f controversy concerning Summer Squall's ability to run without the use o f Lasix, the a n ti­ inflammatory drug he has been treated with since suffering severe pulmonary bleeding In a February workout at Gulfstream Park. New York does not allow the use of Lasix, whirl Is legal In other states. Including Kentucky and Maryland, where the first two Jewels of the Triple Crown are contested. Trainer Nell Howard said In la te M arch w h ile t r a in in g Summer Squall for Ihe Jim Beam Stakes at Turfway Park that the horse would not run tn the Belmont because o f New York's ban on Lasix. Howard backed down from the claim, however, later In the week. "Sometimes you say things In the heat of the moment." he explained. " I don't have any problem with the New York rules. New Y ork Is a nonmedication state. I don't think there's anything wrong with that." Dogwood does plan to run Summer Squall In New York without the benefit o f Lasix but not until the Breeder's Cup Oct. 27 at Belmont. Wisconsin gives Pryor OK to return to the ring Units d Frese International MADISON. Wis. — Former junior welterweight champion Aaron Pryor, declared legally blind In his left eye by one state c o m m is s io n , has r e c e iv e d permission to fight Wednesday night In Wisconsin. T h e state D ep artm en t o f Licensing and Regulation has granted permission for Pryor to light welterweight Darrell Jones at the Masonic Temple even though Pryor. 34. has cataracts In one eye and has not fought In 32 months. In a report by a N evada A t h l e t i c C o m m is s io n o p thalmologfsi. Pryor was said to be legally blind In his left eye due to a cataracl and a detached retina. Pryor. In Milwaukee, said he is not worried about fighting. Tyson "Altogether. I've been exam­ ined by five doctors within the last four or five months and they all said my eye was O K ." he said. "T h e y said I have no greater risk than any other fighter. If the doctors said my eye was OK to fight. I feel I should be able to fight." Pryor, who has a 37-1 record, said he wants to show he can still be a good fighter. " I Just think I was a great fighter. I'm glad people are concerned about me. I hope I can prove the world wrong and be a credit to fighters who get Injured In boxing." said Pryor. DLK secretary Marlene Cum­ mings. who had the final author­ ity to license the fight, said she did so after making sure there would be no danger lo Pryor or to the other fighter. F o r e m a n . 6 6 -2 w i t h 62 k n o c k o u ta . w ill fa c e J ose Adllson Rodrigues. Foreman, "1 know eventually I'll be the who spent much o f the news cham p a ga in .'' Tyson said. conference eating pastries, reit­ "Losing the title Is a lot like erated his desire to face the being divorced. You still love the once-beaten Tyson. person, still have feeling for "Th is Is the first chance right them, but you don’t get the on site for you reporters to same treatment.*' compare Mike Tyson and George Like Tyson, Tillman is on a Foreman." he said. " I know I'm comeback. His career spiraled going lo have a tough fight downward In Feb. 1987 after a coming up. but the big fight Is seventh-round knockout at the going to be Mike Tyson and hands of Evander Holyfleld, and George Foreman. continued with a 10-round loss "Forget the masked marauder. to Canadian Willie deWIt 13 Buster 'Do-Do,' whatever his months later. name Is. He says he doesn't Tillman. 29. has fought Just want to get back In the ring, and three times since, blaming his then he shows up hugging and squeezing Hulk Hogan. struggles on his former handlers. " I still think Mike Tyson Is the "I had some problems with Inexperienced management that real champion. And I want Mike made ionic bad mistakes," s ilJ Tyson." R o d r ig u e s . 36-3 w ith 26 T illm a n . 20-4. who now Is managed by Henry Grooms. knockuuts, has beaten James "T h ey did not have my best " Q u ic k " T lllls and lost to Interests In mind. But I'm at H olyfleld on a second-round knockout. His trainer. Angelo ease with myself now." On the undcrcard of the HBO D u n d ee, said he can beat t e l r c a s t . th e 4 1 - y e a r - o ld Foreman. 18.99 1 B lack & I D ecker 1 C*STP • VALVOLINE • ANCO • GUMOUT • HAVOLINE* EXXO Continued from IB ' ■-' V 5JUM twsrr* Mill)! t«M t •*« vt <e 3 - 0*0 - n *¥* •AM# JVM 1 h u ts VI m-Mt* ftdt t Duiaitf fin A 1 f? 1 ! to •ft* «** M c 1t l£ -'[g] d [M W ltM M a it i«! w imi'Ama \ i Hit 1 CMiJ*h«| 4J 1 IfMM 1 '9918 ukti.,;' / i / i f i w H I1M U \, «i« Ift it* it Ut lit! 1 Open 7 Days A Week PARTS i 'j f A u to S u re * \ ■ «■ »/ o il STPOII T re a tm e n t *1015.1016 ’ (inyufor or *1cy( ‘ lioducos engine wear P iiii P 0 IE 5 C i t y AUTO Z //K fi B B r f i jp/PyA ggggH 1 49 p i® [ I C o rdless f S c re w d river | to Nq» ’.[•* . Prices Expire M ay 13, 1990 LA t.'KN'HIHY OK SKItVK'1 M M A M i it M t *M IM t» ir* 1 8 9 0 -1 9 9 0 Cash Check Or Credit Cards Welcome ©AutoSure 199Q �4B — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday. May 10, «SW0 B LO N D IE by Chic Young f DAISY WANTS TC GO ) j f e f rr~S B A im u a AND DAISY d f l B td d a 0* 000. NEVES MIND D A ISY I'L L T A K E YOU MYSEl P 1 WONDERED WHERE YOU TWO H A D GONE c B E E T L E B A IL E Y by M o ri W alker Sexual expression takes many forms DEAR DR. OOTT: I was very disappointed in your response tii th e y m in )( w o m a n w h o s e boyfriend urged her to have anal sex. W liy w ould you lower yourself to answer that tills practice Is acceptable? Don't you realize the anus Is for elimina­ tion. not for intercourse? Lots of young peoplr read your column, and I am disgusted that they will experiment with tills* pciAcrslon now that you have approved It. I'm sure you won't prlnl. this letter, but I called the newspaper to complain. DEAR R E A D E R : Sexual expression ran take many forms. I am not opposed to sexual experimentation by Ik ii Ii young and old. providing the method Is not hurtful or unhealthy, anil the couple engages In It out of mutual respect and earing — and lhe partners freely consent to the practice. I do not believe I have an obligation In make a moral Ju d g m r u t a h o u t s e x u a I praetlers. I think tills decision can best he made by each couple, based on their values, orientations and convictions. I do have an obligation lo present m ed ica l facts as I perceive them. As far as I'm concerned, oral sex, manual sex and anal sex are Issues besi left In the persons Involved. If car­ ried bul a p p ro p ria te ly and cautiously, they arc not hazard mis to health. Remember that I also advised the woman to soy “ no." If lor one reason or another she felt u n c o m f o r t a b le a b o u t h er boyfriend's advances. Sexual exploitation and intimidation are totally Inappropriate In a earing and understanding relationship. DEAR DR. G O TT: Can foods wllh gluten cause constipation? Every time I eat white bread, pasta or anything with white flour. I becom e constipated. What. If.juiy. oth er.side effects might 1expect to experience? DEAR READER: I am not aware that gluten sensitivity, called cellar disease, causes MEDICINE PETER constipation. Rather, patients g o t t . m .d . wllh this disorder of Intestinal ahsorptinn are more likely to experience diarrhea, abdominal discomfort and exress gas. In (causing malnutrition!. association with poor absorption (0 1 9 9 0 N E W S PA PE R EN o f fats (leading to large, foul­ sm elling stools' and protein TERPRISE ASSN. 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Your total score Is not as Important as the number of pairs that you you have beaten, even by as Utile as 10 points. In such a context, overtricks can he quite impor­ tant. Today's deal presents an example. When South, a passed hand, bid two hearts. North Jumped to lour. He knew South held at least a five-card heart suit and en ough hlgh-curd points to go to tin* two-level. East won the ace ot diamonds and returned the suit. South's It) was covered by the Jin k and ruffed In dummy. A low club went to the queen, and declarer played another club hack to dum m y's nine. East wnn the ace and played another diamond. South won the king, and played a heart to dummy's ace and a heart hack to his king. When West showed out on the second heart, declarer had some pro­ blems. East had already shown with two ares, so South played a spade to dummy's queen. Next he cashed the king o f clubs, throwing a spade, and ruffed the last club. That reduced hts trump length to that o f East. A spade to dummy's ace produced a neat ending — dummy with the lead and South holding Q-10 of hearts over East's J-9. Taking I l trleks was a fine result, beating all those North-South pa irs w ho played gam e in spades, where the defenders' trump trick could not be denied. *1* M NORTH 4 A Q864 V A 13 ♦Q ♦ K 10 SI i WEST EAST ♦ K 10 ♦ J97 VJ 9 5 J Vs ♦j ♦ j #7s i : 732 ♦ .U S ♦ a m SOUTH ♦ 5 31 V K 1) LO7 4 ♦ K 104 ♦ Q6 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer South South Wed Norik E»d Pass 2V Pus Pass 14 4V Pass All paw Opening lead: ♦ 5 HOROSCOPE by Bob Thaves FRANK A N D E R N E S T -7=7- iTl#" NOT A M l/- s PPINT- -• fFHlf'S* ( A /W A V S ,4 (.W A Y / p p o p p iH G $ r 1 11 9 1 * J S P --V - by Jim Davis G A R F IE L D r1 GOOP EVENING-, v M O N S IE U R By B ern ice Bede Osol YOUR B IR TH D A Y M ay 11, 1090 Your material prospects look encouraging lor the year ahead. You may. however, experience periods when your growth will Ik* rather rapid and other times when tilings could move at a snail's pace. TAU RU S (April 20-Mav 20) Even If you 're negotiating a commercial arrangement with someone you know quite well, make il a point in spelt out all of the details Leave no room for error. Get a Jump oil life by understanding the miliu m rs which are governing you in the year ahead. Send for you r Astro-Graph predictions today by m ailing S I . 25 It) AstroGraph. e/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 91 42 8. C le v e la n d . O il 4-1101-3428. Be sure to stale your zodiac sign. ' G EM INI (May 21 June 2U| A s s o c ia te s or c o m p a n io n s eannol Ik* manipulated today, especially If they are not in total uecord w ith your aim s and objectives. If vou try to do s o . their resistant c will siilfen. CANCER |June 2 1-July 221 People A N N IE by W arner Brothers BUGS B U N N Y N V-fsWrt-LAHHv ------- “-r3 T ~ V ---------------- ‘ J* _ L _____ whose work you personally supervise will require skllllul management techniques today. Their production could stiller If they are not guided properly. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Taking risks on things over which you have no control could turn out to he an exercise in futility today. Tills Is one o f (hose days when even sure things may he hard to achieve. V IR G O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22| Make an cuort today to be a little more tender and a Ifeet tonal e than usual toward your mate, especially If hc/shc Is I11 a cranky mood ia begin with. L IB R A (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) In­ dus! rimtsness. not apathy, will be required If you hope to make today count for something. If vou neglect your responsibilities, you could he sowing seeds for Inline complications. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If your credit cards are i c k i ac­ cessible today, there is a strong possibility you might waste your money on one or more silly extravagance. Lock up your wallet. S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov 23-Dec. 2 1) You may have to deal with a surly Individual Iik Iuv who could I k - impossible to please no in­ ter how hard you try. Dot blame yourself If you fail succeed. C A P R IC O R N (Dee. 22 Ja 19) If you feel Impelled u> < something for another today.1 II out o f the kindness of yo heart and not because you l< it’s expected of you. No 11 making both you and the reel cut resentful. A g U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Fcb. I There Is a possibility today y might divert funds slated 1 essentials to something rati frivolous and extravagant, b lam gratification could he v< d o w n fa ll. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) mindful of your behavior wh socializing with friends today, else you might squander l much attention on someone y think can help and hardly not a loyal pal. A R IE S IMarch 21 April 19) careful today you do not | yourself into a similar sltuatl that caused you problems p vlously. Trade on the lesse you 've learned from makl mistakes. (0 1 9 9 0 . N EW SPAPER F TERPRISE ASSN. ______________ ...Y 'S A Y IT WAS N £ L '.. . . r SORT A P O R P O i££ OP 100*10 THAT R A M e t V SOM BTHlfiG TH* e O A t, LIKE A r C R P J l5 £ .., P ID N T 6 6 T A R E A L 60CP LOOK,.. by Leonard S larr ANP I NOULPNt U o -.-NOT SAY IT EXACTLY EXACTLY RA MM BP TH£ SCAT, RAMMBP... ...if N 1 £v£R COMMIT A MURPBR, 1 k ANT YOU would HO J U R y ’ P you, r ~ s TWO AS W IT N 6 3 S e s / EVER (O H V IC T s— ^ — * S -L .... \ ! SOUTHING P L *s/r �Installation held IN BRIEF Reports and luncheon set Sallle Harrison Chapter National Society Daughters of the Am cilran Revolution (D.A.R.) will meet at 2 p.m.. May 11 at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Members will hear a rcporl on the D.A.R. Continental Congress which met In Washington, l).C\ In April. Committee chairmen will give annual reports. Th e chapter will also celebrate with the William P. Duval Chapter of Winter Park with a luncheon at 12 noon. May 14. at the Malson el Jnrdln restaurant In Altamonte Springs. State Historian Mrs. Stephen Nielson will Ire the featured speaker. Offlrers will la* Installed for the coming year. Women of Moose meet Women of the Mnosc Chapter 1404 will hold a meeting at 8 p.m.. May 14. at the lodge home on Palmetto Avenue, to present rings to those ladles achieving the second degree In the Academy of Friendship. For more information, call Vivian Mann at 322-8926. Eagles serve moms Fraternal Order o f Eagles (F O E.) M l 84. 2672 Orlando Dr. Sanford, will host a Mother's Day dinner from 6-8 p.m., Saturday. May 12. Charge for adults. 83: children under 12 years. 81.50. Mothers, If accompanied by family, will be served at nochuige. The election o f F.O.E. M 184 officers will be held at 8 p.m.. May I t. For more Information, call 330-0072. Journey through the arts Sanford Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc. will present Its Seventh Annual "Greek Extavaganza" at 7:30 p.m.. May I I . at the Seminole Community College Fine Arts Hulldlng. The theme " A Journey Through the Arts." will feature local artists centering on creative movements, expression. In­ strumentals and songs. The public Is Invited. For more Information, call 330-6964. Top: Women of the Moose. Sanford Chapter 1404 recently In sta lled o ffic e r s for the 1990-91 season. The bower of roses ceremony was held at the Moose home on Palmetto Avenue. From left: Aurelia Edwards, recorder; Norm a Oldaker. junior regent; Juanita K u h e n , c h a p l a i n ; M a ry F orcon e, treasurer; Vivian Mann, senior regent; Ellen Shlndle, junior graduate re­ gent. A lso Installed w ere: Edythe Smith, guide; Marjorie Close, assistant guide; Jean N a p ie r , s e n t in e l; E s th e r Splnelll, argus; Myrtle Crevler, musician, Linda East, Academy of Friendship chairman; Betty Guscott, College of Regents chairman; Pamela Comly, hos­ pital chairman; Lynn Spiney, publicity chairman and Haven Mincey, star recorder chair­ man Bottom: Loyal Order of the M oose 1851 also Installed officers for the new year. They are from left: George Phillips, Inner guaru, George Guscott, administrator; Stan Kuhen, treasurer; Bill French, trustee; Ralph Smith, governor; Tony Forcone. trustee; Tom Nichols, junior past governor and Carl Dubois, installing governor. Not pictured: Herbert Lee Mann, prelata; and Howard East, trustee Birth m om , adoptive mom are real Cookbooks for mom There Is still time to purchase the "Hook of Favorite Recipes" for Mother's Day. The cookbook was complied by the faculty, staff and parents of Lake Mary High School and sponsored by the Lake Mary High School Rooster Club. It Is dedicated to the memory of teacher Ifjibftnraguc. who died In May. 1988. fancy Schmitt at 333-0035. CALENDAR 7V f h Come join Toastmasters Daybrrakcrs Toastm asters, which originally met for breakfast, now meets each Thursday at 7 p.m. at Shoney's Restaurant In Sanford. No reservations are needed. Overeaters to weigh in A meeting on spirituality In relationships In Ovcrcatcrs Anonymous Is conducted on Thursdays at 7:45 p.m. In the cafeteria at West Lake Hospital. Longwood. For information, call Charlie at 323-8070. Dixieland Cloggers to meet Dixieland Cloggers clogging group holds club meetings on Thursday. 7-9 p.m.. at the Lake Mary Fire Department at First Street and Wilbur Avenue. Lake Marv. For Information, call 321-5267. East-West Kiwanis to gather East-West Sanford Klwanls Club meets Thurday at 6 p.m. at Friendship Lodge. Seventh and Locust. Sweet Adelines to rehearse Sound of Sunshine Sweet Adelines women's barbershop singling group rehearses every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Northland Community Church. Dogtrack Road. Longwood. Judith Corrales Honors graduate J u d ith B a r b n r n C o r r a l e s . d a u g h te r o f Mr. and Mrs. W illiam W im berly. Sanford, recently graduated Suinma Cum Luude. with a 3.97 grade point average, from the University of West Florida. She received her B achelor o f A rts degree In special education of the mentally handicapped. . Corrales was Inducted Into three honor societies for her outstanding grade |>olnt average. They are: Kappa Delta I’hl. for education majors; Alpha Sigma Lamda. for night school students and I’ hi Kappa Pill, for students graduating In (lie lop 10 percent of l heir class. Corrales Is a 1961 graduate of Seminole High School and a 1988 graduate o f S em in ole Community College. 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Pont ttirwy) Filhing VoiM * cl M ml 11:30 10:30 Wing* (II » l fiud J«op»rdyl N«w* Odt*r*nl World Ent.rl tin. Tonight NBC N.w* Inalde I Lore Report Lucy Wild»rn»* Surwaal Tho Thom Bud* jCruiadt :t* r* id Photo* by K*»y Jordon DEAR ABBY: In May 1971. my father gave me one of your columns, because at the time I was faced with the most dlfTIucll decision of my life — whether or not to place my son for adoption. T h is c o lu m n , w h ich I am enclosing, helped me to make the right decision. Abby. it Is 19 years later, anu now I can part with this precious article because m y son and his parents have made our reunion possible! That little boy I parted with 19 years ago wanted to meet his birth mother, so his parents contacted me. asking If I wanted to meet him. and them. We all agreed to meet, and words cannot express now what It felt like to finally hold my son In my arms again! There Is no longer a void In my life: It*Is filled with my loving son. his wife and their son. my newly born grandson! A simple “ thank you " Is nut ADVICE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN enough. You have truly touched my heart and soul. May God bless you and your work. AN O TH ER UNWED MOTHER D E A R UNW ED M OTHER: I'm delighted to reprint the two t e lle r s In the co lu m n you enclosed: D EAR AB B Y: Mv 7-ycar-old son. when told he was adopted, asked the Inevitable question: "Then. Mamma, docs that mean you're not my real mother?" "W ell, let's see." I said. "Here, pinch me real hard and we ll see If I'm real or not.” He pinched. I squealed, and w e both had a good laugh. A happy, frank discussion followed. Hut the most wonderful part Is that this precious son o f mine has two mothers. 1 have had the privilege of rocking him. feeding him and watching film grow Into an adorable 7-year-old. Yes. I am Ills "r e a l" mother and don't you dare call me less. Hut no less real Is the little girl who refused lo have an abortion. Insisting. "T h is little life Inside me L .s as much right to live as 1." The little girl who looked the social worker in the eye and said. "T h is adoption wt|l work, because I am doing It for his sake, and I don't ever intend to hurt him by Interfering with his life." She has every right to Ills love. And he will be a belter man If he proves wise enough lo know It. HIS O TH E R MOTHER Doctor of the Day James E. Quinn, M.D., Family Practice, Sanford, was "Doctor of the Day" for the Florida State Legislature recently. During the day he volunteered his services to take care of acutely ill or injured state legislators, staff and touring students or adults at the capitol building. Several people were treated for minor health problems and for injuries re­ lated to the Republican • Democrat Annual Baseball Game played prior to Quinn's v is t. Quinn a tten d ed the leg is la tive session as the guest of Representative Art Grindle, with whom he sat on the legislative floor. He also sat through the Health Care C om m ittee m eetin g s, and c h a tte d w ith oth er lo c a l legislators such as Repre­ sentative Frank Stone and S on ator R ichard L a n g ley . 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Warner lias arrived for duly at Fort Hood. Texas. The soldier Is u lighting veldele Infantryman with the 41st Infantry. Warner is the son ol Mary l). and Charles K. Warner o f 470 Live Oak Hoad.Chuluota. He Is a 1989 graduate of Oviedo High School. _ self-improvement and other ac­ complishments. His wife. Bct/abeth. Is the daughter ol Kvtdto and Dloselina Tirado of 1510 Arless Ave.. Deltona. He Is a 1981 graudate of Mannela T o ro Htgli S c h o o l . Cagnas. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles HO PAS&IS fO IXSCOtNT N0PAS8CS NO(XXOUNT UATIKiLS ALL WICK 2OOPM MOVIELAND DI 17-92 322-1216 SHOWIIME9.1S S3.VI EACH The Tales From The Darkside gn hOUCKFS NOttSCOUNt_____ VERTICAL BUNDS , , A r m y S p e c . .J o r g e l. Kndrlguc/. son of Aida I.. Vega of Cldru. Puerto Kk-o. and Jose A. Rodriguez o f Cagnas. Puerto Rico, lias been named soldier ot the year for I lx* 51st Mainte­ nance Battalion. The selection was bused on the Individual’s exemplary duty |M-r formanee. job knowledge, lead­ ersh ip q u a lities, sig n iflea n i Nightbreed ® Spec. Jorge Rodriguez Rodriguez is a wheel vehleje mechanic with the 5 l2 ih Main­ te n a n c e C o m p a n y in W est Germany. ERNEST GOES TO JAIL FNf-F in hom e estimates Lnrqe selection to choose (torn Prompt. Friendly Service Quality Workmanship UUR FACTORY PRICES _SFARI AI ONLY f U fkd f'tfil In idtlHjj blimtt 471*1mint «JIt SANFORD VERTICALS *V4 b rju tifu l hem Diit<Uon f o i Ww<fowJM 7 5 0 W ylly Avc.. S a n fo r d (^ . . " l D �• ■ — Sanford Herald. Sanford Florida — Thursday. -May- 10. 1990 Legal Notlcbs Legal Notices NOTICE Bids lor furnishing all labor, equipment and te r v lc t l re qulred lor the restoration ol two lire damaged apartment* In Edward Higgins Terrace will be received until 10 00 A \ local lime on June I, l»90 At this lime all bide received will be publicly opened and read aloud Place lor bid opening will be fa Cattle Brewer Court, Sanford. Florida Specification and drawing* ot work item* are on (lie In me ottlce ol the Sanlord Houting Authority at the above addrett Copltt ot these Document* may be obtained by depositing 113 00 with the Sanlord Housing Aulh. The deposit lor each non bidder tel*, will have the cost ol reproduction deducted Irom the deposit and the re malnder returned However, the cost ol reproduction will be deducted Irom all Bid Docu ments not returned complete and In good condition within 10 day* following the bid opening No partial sets will be Issued during the bidding period No refunds will be Issued lor Doc uments returned alter SO days following the Bid opening Each bid shall Include bond In an amount equal to 1 \ ol the Bid. Provide as a certified check or bank draft payable Ihe Hous Ing Authority; U S Government B on ds, or as a p r o p e r ly executed Bid Bond with Surety acceptable to the Houting Au thorlty. The successful bidder It required to furnish and pay lor Satisfactory Performance and Payment Bonds Refer to provision lor equal employment opportunities and payment ol not lest than mini mum salaries and wages In dlcated in the HUD regulations In addition to other Work requirements, each bidder shall Include with hit Bid certified evidence ol cnmpllance with applicable laws and regulations ol the Slate In which the Prelect It located lor licensing In con function with the Bid Including, t-jt not limited to. appropriate Contractor's License and Con tractor Bidders License The Houting Authority re serves the right to reject any and all bids, and to waive irregularities and formalities In the bidding No bids may be withdrawn lor a period of slaty 1*01 days subsequent to the opening of bids without Housing Authority consent Judy W e e k le y , In te r im Director Sanlord Houting Authority U Castle Brewer Court Sanford. Florid* 32771 Phone (4071 371 J150 Publish May 101 1 ) t*en DERM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION NO 94-14*9 CA49E SECRETARY OF VETERANS AFFAIRS, etc. Plaintiff, NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby g.ven that I am engaged in business at 573 N Hwy 17 97. Long wood. Semi note County. Florida, under the Fictitious Nam* of DISCOUNT TRUCK A AUTO SALES, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida, In accordance with the Provisions ol the Fictilious Nam* Statutes. To Wit Section MS 09 Florida Statutes 1*57 . R o b e H V . S I , n .s . Publish April If. 34 A May ). 10. IffO DEP 312 REGINALOB PERRYand GWENDOLYN D PERRY, hit wile. II living and all unknown parties claiming by. through, under, or against the named Defendant who are not known to be dead or alive whether 'aid unknown parties claim at heirs, devisees grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees or other claimants, against Ih* said REGINALD B PERRY and GWENDOLYN D P CRRY. his wile. LOMAR INDUSTRIES INC .andUNITEDSTATESOF AMERICA. SEARS. ROEBUCK AND CO and ORLANDO HEALTH NETWOR K. d b a ORLANDO REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER; and JOHN DOE. an unknown tenant In possession; Defendants. NOTICEOF ACTION TO REGINALD B PER RY and GWENDOLYN D PERRY. II living and II dead, all unknown parties claiming by. through under or against the named Defendant who are known to be dead or alive whether said unknown parties Claim at heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, or other claimants against the said REGINALD B PERRY and GWENDOLYND PERRY: RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County. F '- Ida Lut 7f. Block G. Washington Oaks Section On*, as recorded In Plat Book t*. Pages 7 and (. Public Record* ol Seminole County. Florida hat been tiled against you and LOMAR INDUSTRIES. INC and U N IT E D STATE S OF AMERICA. SEARS. ROEBUCK AND CO ; ORLANDO HEALTH NETWORK. d>b>a ORLANDO R E G IO N A L M E D IC A L CENTER, and JOHN DOE. an unknown tenant In possession and you are required to serve a copy of your written detente* II any. to It on. CHARLES R GEORGE. III. ESQUIRE. LAW O FFIC E OF CH ARLES R. GEORGE III. P A . 201 East Pin* Street. Suit* Ia03. Orlando. Florida, and III* the original with Ih* Clerk ol the above styled Court on O' before the I day of June. IffO; otherwise a judgm ent may be en tered against you for the relief d* maided In the Complaint WITNESS my hand and seal ol this Court this I day ol May. IffO (Circuit Court Seal) M /RYANNE MORSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT BY Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk Publish May 3.10 17,2a, IffO OER 35 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 2771 Ridgewood A v e . Sanlord. FL 32773. under the Fictitious Nam* ol ULTIMATE APT CLEAN ING SERVICE, and that I In­ tend to register said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida. In accordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Nam* Statutes. ToWIt Section MS Of Florida Statutes i f 57 Dawn Wiesenberg Publish April If. 2*. 4 May ]. 10. IffO DEP 21* NOTICEOF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged in business al * X Cranes Way «I04. Altamonte Spgs . Fla 37701. Seminole County. Florida under the Fictitious Nam* ol OAHSPE INTERNATIONAL ITHE NEW SCIENCE), and that I Intend to register said name with Ih* Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Sem mol* County, Florida. In ac cordance with Ih* Provisions ol the Fictitious Nam* Statutes. ToWit Section MS Of Florida Statutes 1*57 Tom Veigi* Publish April I*. 26. 4 May 3. 10. IffO DEP 211 NOTICEOF SHERIFF'SSALE NOTICE '5 HEREBY GIVEN thal by virtu* ol that certain Writ ot Elocution Issued out ol and under the seal ol the Circuit Court of Orange County, Florl da. upon a linal judgement rendered In the aforesaid court on the 4th day of May A D 1f«f. in that certain case entitled. In Re The Former Marriage ol D avid H Hunter, F o rm e r Husband and Retha Medders. Former Wit*, which aforesaid Writ of Elocution was delivered to me at Sherill ol Seminole County. Florida, and I have levied upon the following da scribed property owned by David H Hunter, said property being loca ted In Sem inole County, Florida, more particu lariy described at lollowt On* Ifl3 Chevrolet Monte C a r l o , t a n / b r o w n . ID • IG IA Z37 H 2 0R 150502 being stored at Altamonte Towing Co . Altamonte Springs. Florida and the undersigned at Sherill ol Seminole County. Florida, will at II 00 A M on the 1st day ol June A D IffO. oiler lor tale and tell to the hlgnett bidder, lor cash In hand. sub|*ct to any and all eiltlin g liens, at the Front (West) Door at the steps ol the Seminole County Court house In Sanlord. Florida, the above described personal prop erty That said tale is being made to satisfy the terms ol said Writ ol Execution John E Polk. Sherill Seminole County. Florida Published May 10. 17.24. 31. with the sale on June I. IffO DER 13 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO *0 1110 CA II G IN HE FORFEITURE OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY (I) *4.600 00 UNITED STATES CURRENCY NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEEDINGS TO Peter Blanco. *27 HobmhoodCourt, Maitland. FL 32751 and Traci E Henry. 7*14 Village Green Drive. Winter Park. FL 371*2 and all others who .lalm an Intttetl In the following properly a) 54 SCO00 United Slates currency, which was salted on or about the fth day ol February. IffO al or near Ihe residence ol Confidential Informant No 0*4. Seminole County. Florida, by and being held by the Altamonte Springs Police Department, who will appear before ■he HONORABLE C VERNON MIZE. JR . on 13th day ol June. IffO al 4 30 A M in room N324 lor Ihe purpose ol tiling a Petition lor Rule to Show Cause and for Final Order ol Forfeiture why the described property should not be forfeited to the use ol or sale by Ihe Chef ol Police Allemont* Springs Police Department. Seminole County Florida upon producing due proof that Ih* same was used In Seminole County. Florida in violation ol Ihe lews ol the Slat* ol Florida dealing with contraband and other criminal offenses pursuant to Florida Statutes f33 to) 704 I HE RE B Y CE RTIF Y thal this Notice and its accompanying pleadings are being served pursuant to Florida Statutes f!3 701 70a. this 30th day ol April IffO NORMAN R WOLFINGER STATE ATTORNEY BY ANNE E RICHARDS RUTBERG. A S A . F lor .da Bar No 2*7*01. 100 Eatl F irst Street. Sanlord. Florida 32771 Publish May 3.10. IfsO DER Jf C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R (.*/'•» cirt'og»*FTs* **• created ho**» quotlboni by t•*▼***» (ME( <• iMVl «rx) pe«w>l r*ch Mttw m I’M to. enotPtef Tim3S* t eJu* p M j w J • J P X M G a X T Q H O Q M G X R C C P C J D Z X S R J Z D / T M O Q H L . O M U S C * D — B P C U U Q X T Q C U M J P F F PREVIOUS SOLUTION A bad review i* like baking a cake with ail the b e ll ingredients and haying som eon e sit on it " - Danielle Steel CLASSIFIED ADS Sem inole O rlan d o - W in te r Park 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS 14 certsoo t h e tim es . . . 55C a la e 10 7 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 3 SATURD AY 9 • Noon Ratal 8:00 A.M . ■ 6:00 P.M. corsocotl TO tim e t. . . SAC a Hoe comocott*# tim es. . **7C * Ike* c *«s *o rtlv * tim e t. . . 87C a Bn* art par Issae, based to a 1 la * ad 3 Lines N O N ACCEPTING C00R Adult care facility Mature person, mlnlmun 24 hours per week Call *tt 5002 COUNTER PERSON Dryctaafi USA seexs smiling, e n e rg e tic Individual who w ork s w e ll with public Benefits. Will traki Long wood Lk. Mary area Call.... 113 3*57 C R A F T S *S K IL L !* TRADES ALL TRADES NEEDED obov* r#flo<t o |! 50co»h diwovol for prompt payment Schadul wg may include Harold AdtlfliS f o» »ha coot o l an additional day Cancel eKen you gef tetullt Pay only for doy% your od runt at rate earned Ute full description for fotfetl teiulli Copy mutl follow occeptoble typographical form Painters. Carpenters, etc Gel all th* work you can handle C e ll............ ***0721 a eCRUISKSHIPJOBS* * SJ0* I toe weekly I Call *44in337*a>t C*2 DISTRIBUTE PITERS! DCAOIINIS Noon Ihe Day Before Publication Sunday II A M Saturday Monday - II 30 A M Saturday ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In the event of on error In an ad. the Senford Herald will be responsible for the first Insertion only and only to the extent ol the cost ol that insertion. Please check your ad for accuracy the first day It runs. 2 dependable pecple. AM/PM shills SS 50 basal Call Marie 77«-5t*1 between 1IAM1PM DRIVERS DRIVER OVER ttoo that* what a driver/mover made lesl week If you have a pick up truck. Call. 77* 9999 D rtotn A Fnrnini Pullen 13— C a r d o f T h in k s M AY THE SACRED HEART ol Jesus be adored glorified, lo v e d , and p r a t e r v a d throughout the world now tor ever Sacred Heart of Jesus, pray for us St. Jude Worker ol Miracles, prayer tor us St. Jude, helper ol the helpless, pray tor us Say this prayer f times a day By the Sth day your prayer will be answered Say It for f days. It hat never been know to fall. Publication must be promised. Thank You St. Judo. O T . 2 1 — P e r s o n a ls CASH AVAILABLE Buying Homes 4 Mortgages Quick dating 133 *59* O PROFESSIONAL G E N TLE ­ MAN Fit. 4f. divorced with quiet home, seeks Independent woman lor companionship whan mutually needed, no demands No smoke, drugs, elchohol Phone 4 not*. Box 7l2,Ov*tdo. Ft 327*5 23—Lost & Found FOUND! IRISH WOLFHOUND Friday, vicinity t*/fj In San lord. Sanford Animal Control to pick up 5'3! Call them I A F0UI 0 :1AMED PIDClON Please ra il**: ISO, anytime. LOST- large black, curly haired dog REWARD 321 043* 25—Special Notices BECOME A NOTARY For Details 1 M0 432 4254 Florid* Notary Association 27—Nursery & . x Child Care AFFO RD ABLE L o v in g chlldcart. H R S. registered. 6AM *PM Call......... 321 MT7 Sat., Sun., wkday. drop Ins! Exp'd woman v.'good ret 2 yrs /Upf Hot lunch. 322 0445 D AY CARE In my Sunland home Reasonable r07C*S4 Call afler 3PM........ — 333*149 55—Business Opportunities BEAUTY SALON 3 s t a t io n f a m ily s a lo n w/tannlng bed 4 manicure stations also Casselberry. 17/*7 Cell 3)1 7939 alter*pm If achieving ebtoluf* end total financial freedom within * lo I I months pushes any buttons at all. call 407 2*2 1303. 7* hr recorded message Legal Notices NOTICEOF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged In business at 600 Casa Park CT I. Winter Springs. Semlnoie County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name of AC C O U N T IN G A S S O C IA T E S CENTER, and that I intend to rigister said name *ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Sem inole County. Florida, in ac cordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. ToW it Section 665 09 Florida Statutes Its;. Nona Yates Publish April 26. A May 3. 10. 17.1990 DEP 293 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN ANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. CASE NO 90 7741 CA 04 E IN RE The Marriage of JAMES FRANKLIN CAREY. Pe I ittoner /Hc-sband. and DAWN MARIE CAREY Respondent Wife NOTICEOF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO DAWN MARIE CAREY 7460 Lot A Seileek Rd Savona. NY 14679 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIED that an action for Ois solution of Marriage has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any. to it on FRANK C WHIGHAM ESQ. a t t o r n e y for Pet* tioner Husband, whose address is P O Bo- 1330. Sun Bank Building. Suite 72. 200 West First S tre e t. S an ford F lo r id a . 37772 1130. on or before May 79 1990 and tile the orignal with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Petitioner s attorney or immediately there after, otherwise a default and ultimate Final Judgment will be entered against you for the fVlIft demanded m the Petition and your marriage to Petitioner will be dissolved WITNESS m> hand and seal of this Court on April 24. A D . if (SEAL) MAHYANNE MORSE CLERK OF COURT B Y Sharon Dunn Deputy Clerk Publish April 76 4 May 3. 10. 17 1990 OEP 796 5 5 — B u s in e s s O p p o r tu n itie s LAZY MAN'S W AY TO R ICH IS N o p rodu cts, no sailin g. Earning lifetime on going In26 hr*, per dey 3*5 days per year Part lima or fulll “time Complete company *X training and support. SSOO minimum Investment Monty Back Guarantee Call for de­ tails M rB ach . 776*4*4 6 1 — M o n e y to L e n d CASH FOR H0M E0W NEIS 1st. 2nd or equity mortgages Good/Bad credit. Low retos 2*4*44* Mortgage Magic. Inc. Lie.M tg Bkr.MOE *3*.Cass GOLD CREDIT CARD S2.500. Credit Line OUAR. VISA/MC Guar. Cash Advene* f -*04*54310#........ .......t* *5 fee 7 1-H elp Wanted Apply in persan Lewes Maitland *6*5 S. Hwy, fl/W, Maitland EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE Fortune 500 company hat Immediate openksgt tor ca rear minded Individuals with background in equipment maintenance Knowledge of e lectrical, pneumatic and electronic contrcls at well as general mechanical expert ence is desired Excellent benefit package Includes paid vacation, holidays, retirement plan, uniform, and medical insurance Salary 125.000 plus depending on axperlenc* Sand resume to General Manager. P O Bax 2247 Orlando FL 37*02 EOE/M/F EXP'D. ONLY NEED AP P LY FOR W IR E W R A P P IN G CALL.................. 407 333 *557 EXP’D. TRUSS BUILDERS ANOSAWYERS Benefits A steady work Apply In person. Meronda Systems. 4005 Meronda Way. Sanlord OtIC IS. northul SR 4* EXP’D. WAITRESS EMPLOYMENT (SSL 323-5176 700 W. 25th SI. APPLICATORS NEEDED! Earn up to SI2 per tout. We train Outdoor work Potential •o Own Your Own Business! CALL 111 M4777] A S S E M B LE TOYS A Craft Itams. full/part time High earnings! 404 721 X II_________ Assistant M in iftr Train** Y-K0T-U I am 25. own my own business alter 3 ..sonths ol training and now have I positions avail able. Up to S40Q7wk during training Advancement 2 4 weeks Cell Cheryl. 014 4400 ASST. MANAGER NEEDED OR PARTS COUNTER HELP Part* experience preferred Parts City. Sanlord. 2500 S French Ave A T T E N T I O N Acceuntents/CPS/Bookkeepers Farmers Home Administration IS requesting potential suppll ers for the Inforest Credit Packagers for the period of 12 months, beginning October I, 1*00. for the Counties of Semi note and cr Brevard Inter ested packagers should con lact Norman A Baker. County Supervisor. 312 W First S t. Suite *10. Senford. FI 32771 ________ Tel *07 122 4251________ A T T E N T IO N R E PAIR CON­ TRACTORS Farmers Home Administration. USOA. 312 W. 1st S t. Suit* *10. Sanford. FI 37771 Tel 407 127 4251. re quires Ihe services ot repair contractors for Ihe 12 month period beginning Oct I. 1**0 Interested contractors ar* requested lo contact Ih* County Supervisor lor details Contractor must meet ticens Ing requirements of Ih* Slate. County and Municipal gov ernments or their subcontrac for* must do so Specifics on licenses may be obtained from the County Supervisor________ AUSTRALIA WANTS YOU" EXCELLENT PAY. Benefits Transportation Call 407 2*5 7*00ext 1542 Toll refunded tarn 10pm AUTO BOOT REPAIRPERSON Needed immediately! Experl enced only Cell for appoint ment 775 * * * * o r » 4 0701 AVON SKIN SO SOFT Buy or Sell Mur lie I 172 0*3* or Pal. 322 417) VERSATILE PERSON With ptaaiant per tonality to antwar phonos. Bo light offict work 4 clean furniture? Call Diana for appt ._______ 173 9606 CABINET SHOP Eiperienced all phatet for imall formica ihop Call 177 0964____________ CASHIERS E ip tritn c t halpful but not neteiiary Evening %hif» 40 hour* per week P otifion i open in Sanford. Lake Mary and Otteen 14 50 per hour and up depending upon eip a n ence Call Sanford. 1710564 Lake Mary. 377 4147; Chteen. 771 0591 CHARGE NURSE RN OR LPN Oay shift * II am to 2 45 pm Supervisory experience desirable but not required Apply al M N Hwy 17 A *2. Debary. Men thru Fn SAM to 4PM SM *424 EOE CLERICAL PERSON Full time Addng machine Hull, light typing Suarez Di% tnbuting Logwood 114 1300 CLERK STOCK A Needed for retail plumbing 4 hardware itore 3JD 1141 CLERK/SECRETARY F la '% failtst growing ran I lo oven company has an tm med*att position for a p t Clark Good pay i Call 377 —i l CNA l & HA’l NEW STARTING HATES F u ll/ p a rt tlm * p osition s available E iprrien c* pr* lerred Apply al Hillluven Health Care Center *54 Meilenvill* Ave . Sanford <22 11*4 E O C /H HOSPITAL W OMENS CONSTRUCTION HELPERS t* to I I I per hour Will train All types needed • Male/Femafo Permanent Metre tm pfeym ent..... *44*111 Full/part tlm* Apply Carlo’s Italian Restaurant Corner 17/WA 35th, Sanford 372 715# * EXP'D. SECRETARY * Part lime mornings. Strong typing skills! Some filing A general office Ceil 33* 1’ 44 E X P E R IE N C E D Aluminium Soffit applicator Mutt have valid driver's license 3*5 11*5 F A R M E R S HOM E AD MINISTRATION Is requesting p o t e n t ia l s u p p lie r s to r •ictusTv* brokerage services lor th* period ol 17 months, beginning October I. IWO. for th* counties of Seminole end/or Brevard Th* total number ot p ro n e rtle s Is estimated to be 15 Interested b r o k e r s s h o u ld c o n ta c t Norman A Baker. County Supervisor. 312 W First St. Suite *10. Sanlord. Florida 17771, tolaphon* 407 322 4251 FULL/PART TIME Honest A hardworking req'dl Exc benefit* pkg A comp salary Apply In parson only Speedway1Starvln Marvin St i 1-4 and SR 4*. Sanford F U L L T im * M a in te n a n ce P a rs o n lo r c o m m e r c ia l laundry company Musi have complete service knowledge A ability to work on Cissells Dryers. Washer Washers. A Chicago Ironers. Immediate hire on proven ability 33) *3*4 Full Tim* Srcritaial Position 91—Apartments Furnished / Rent TEMPTED TO TEMP? We have Immediate short and long form assignments In your area tor • OFFICE CLERKS • RECEPTIONISTS To SI7 per hourl Will Irolnl All types needed I Start today I Permanent posit Ions I Metre Empleymenl..... *4* t i l l POSTAL SERVICE Jobs Salary to 5*5K Nationwide Entry l e v e l p o s itio n s C a ll H)#0**#7«0C0E»r P#177 POSTAL JOBS • S E C R E T A R IE S • WORD PROCESSORS • INDUSTRIAL WORKERS W * o tte r to o pay. a re a l b e n e fits and th * o p p o rtu n ity to w o rk e l Start t l 1 41/hr plus benefits For exam and application Information, call 7 days lam tPpm I II* 324 «2#7ext 107 to •RECEPTIONIST/ SECRETARY many ol th* lop companies In youi area Cell now lor an appointment 1............740 *77) NO FEE/FRIOAY PAY SERVICES EO E ........................ . M / F / H / V JOIN OUR HI Family Rtstaumnl Tu rn Bill Knapps Is now accepting applications lo r exp tine cooks Full A pari lime post Hons available with com pelllv* pay A great benefits package No Phones Cells Apply In Persan. l i l t Douglat Ave. Alternant* 5*cgs. LANDSCAPERS Full time positions O rlver’ s License required Call 322 1113 LAUNDRY WORKERS - Must be hardworking, dependable and motivated Immediate Hire. 14 00/stert. rets* alter X days Medical 33* 445# Light Housekeeping/Cempenlen Starting May 2A l**0 *3. 15/hr Musi have own Iran* portallon Loch Arbor area Send details and references lo PO Box III. Sanlord. FI 37773 * * * M A ID S * * * FRONT DESK CLERKS F/tlm*. benefits, pd holidays A vacation uniform Apply In person. Days Inn. 450 Douglas Av . Allam onleorcall#*! 7117 MEDICAL **C N A 'S ** * ALL SHIFTS!! • GREAT S ALARYII • EXCELLENT BENEFITSII Join Our Excellent Health Car* Teem Lengwood Health Cere 33* *2## MEDICAL MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONS! 4 hrs. per day, Monday Friday, Experienced. 371 ilii* e e .M O L L Y M A ID . . a W ILL T R A IN !! Work (4pm . Mon Frl CALL 7*7 5007 NURSE AIDES * A U SHIFTS HIOHER STARTINO PAYt For certified or exper.enced Apply In "arson to Lekevlew Nursing Center *11 E. 2nd St......... - ......Sanlord NURSES AIDES 2 and 3 II shills available Call*** SOT,2 OVER THE ROAD DRIVERS Musi have experience and rel Apply MSC Trucking, 1*21 W 1st ST. Sanlord PART TIME RECEPTIONIST Mutt have payroll report e« par tone» Call 16S61Q4_______ V id y U Z & tn lil NOW HIRING • Good Pay • 5 Day Week a In Fern Park )3 f-lt«« Salary dep upon exp IBM computer exp Good typing skills rag’d Call 7a0 5147 eves Paragon Is opening a Full tlm* ottlce In Long wood Full receptlonlst/secretary poll lion available Candidal* must be able to type » 5 5 WPM Competitive salary, excellent benefits. To SANFORD Urge 3 bdrm , I b lk . fro m new h o sp ita l 1175/wk. plus 1250security Car .............. ..............32112** SANFORO I Bdrm! Adults, no pets, quiet res area, air 137' mo Up plus 1700dap 321#0i CHARMINO Sanlord I Bdrm . 13 II callin gs, firep lace, downstairs ol large home. utilities pd.SI33/wk. #65 40X CLEAN. I bdrm apt partially furnished A/C Quiet are* 1X0. mo Call 322 553*________ SANFORD Garage apt close to downtown, utilities pd . 1*5/wk. o r 1350/mo *45 40X SANFORD NIC* I A 2 bdrm apis SXOUP/mo * dep R * » i required N o p 9 ?»3 J 3 W 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent Call 3 2 1 0 8 0 0 a rrs n |i in in ttrm w appt. 1PHCI ASK ABOUT OUR MOVE IN SPECIALIfl 1EO RM 2 BATH APTS Over 1,444 Sg. FI. Living Areal! /// .V W W W d A PARAGON 4771 EO E M / F RECEPTIONIST For a wild an d craiyolfict! Call (34 4*M RN Part tlm* In Oncology ottlce I Senior d'Del Iona J Approx X hrs per wk Pinas* submit resume Box 405. c/o Th* Sanlord Hereld. P O Box 1*57. Sanlord. FL 37772 1*57 SANFORD Housing Authority Is now accepting applications lor two maintenance positions Applications may be obtained at *4 Cestl* Brewer Court. Senford Deadline lor sub mission Is 17 X Monday. May 14. t**0 Ms Cindy Nagel. 323 3150 EXTRA LARGE UNITS! I. 2A J bedroom apis Pool/Tcnnis Court Peaceful convenient location Quiet ol' street parking Renovation Special! No security tor quell tied applicants! 3X 5704 HIDDEN LAKE 2 bdrms . 2 baths, washer A dryer, fenced backyard, pool! No pets. 1575/month 1300 5# curlty Cell______ 37) 1075eves M ARINER'S VILLAOL Lake Ada I bdrm 1315 mo 7 bdrm 111# mo A up 323 *47# STOCXERS/PACKERS Warehouse Worsen/Assembly Factory 8 Driwrc Now • ToS/50 weekly plus benefits a Full Tlme/Part lime • All Shifts Open ■ Hiring Several Trainees t 2*13*00 S*5/relund policy 93—Rooms lor Rent ATTRACTIVE cl*an afficlancyl TV. m icrowava and maid service* Call ...... 171 6947 ATTRACTIVE BEOROOM • S70 week. Kllchen p rivileges, cable, and deposit phone Call (31 3142. Ila m and on CLEAN roems. kllchen and laundry lacilllfo* Cable TV Starling at 570 wk 3X 4421 FURNISHED, quiet, peaceful, clean Twin beds 325/nighlly per person or VSO.wkly per person Call 33) 2410 LONGWOOD ■ laknlront home room with privileges One adult 340/wk Call 132 #434 u f s C0EVILLA/MASTER COVE APARTMENTS To SI7 15 hrl Will train! All shifts, all lypesl Permanent! Metro Employment *41*111 TRUCK DRIVER r t t m ATTRACTIVE large 7 bdrm. carport A yard! S*0/< k plus STOP sec deposit Call X I **47 For Lake Mary Experience or will train F*,il A Part time M ETRO SECU'.iTT U l 27** 5 yrs. minimum t i p Musi have current Florida chaul four's license A good driving reco rd Apply In person. M a r o n d a S y s te m s . 4005 Meronda Way. Sanford Oil C 15 (Upset* R dl.N of SR 4* VOLT TEM PORARY SERVICES Call *2* *2** W AITRESS wanted. Evening hrs Also, experienced p it ta cook Part time 322 904] / ia 2000 U k a Mary Bhrd. 321 0584 SECURITY OFFICERS TLC - Needs mature live In companions lor elderly Good peyl Call....................322 10*3 W / m , • W DORCHESTER APTS. 2 bedroom 2bath Lake Mary 321 4*25 SANFORD Large I bdrm Pay monthly or weekly Dep . ret erenres No pets I0\ oil Senior Cl tl lens I 3210742______ SANTORO 2 BDRMS!! UVD month t?00 security Ref Call .»«•••' JPM m 1166 SANFORD PINE RIDGE CLUB SANFORO Spacious 2 Bdrm Condo Avail Washrr/Dryer 1 eluded STARTING A l S45# For Details Call Renlarama i l l SSM LandaramaFI Inc/Broker SMALL I bdrm Reasonable rent. 1st month plus security Call 32? 1*6* WHY RENT? Homes for II 40. Repot G ov't g i * a *a y pro g r a m t l F o r in fo r m a tio n SC4 44? 06/0 ext U 7960________ I BM DM LAK E SIO E. n.ce complex All amenities No security tor qualified appll cants SJJSpermcnlh 3X 5204 101 —Houses Furnished / Rent ★ FURNISHED COTTAGE * I bdrm., air, on banks ot Wekiva al Katie's Landing! Canoe use. 3)50 mo 122 44/0 SANFORO large 3 bdrm . complete privacy Excellent location 5125/wk plus 5250 security Call 233 23t« FUN WORLD At FLEA WORLD Over luO Positions Attendants. Supervisors Concessions A Maintenance JOB FAIR May 12.1to 4 PM Hwy 17 #2. Sanford OENERAL HELPERS needed for metal root Must have valid driver’ s license 3*5 *3*5 GOOD WORKERS NEEDED! Dally Work Daily Pay Call Bob tor details attar 3pm..................... 321 7551 GOVERNMENT JOBS 574411.344 weekly I Call *04 53*217* ait. E25 HOUSEKEEPER Full lim e. « 30AM 7 30PM shift C a ll Batter L ivin g Center. Call* » » 5002 _______ HOUSEKEEPER needed lor private townhome in Sanlord I day per week Must be mature, hardworking, have references, and your own transportation Call lor appl *** 094A days/J7J *238. ayes . ask lor Sandy________________ HOUSEWIVES • Work Irom your home A make 5100 A150 week I C all#)! 0l*2/messege M injjer Small lU n it Motel Efficiency plus small weekly Mprovldadt Call 2*0#*## Accounting & Tax Service CO LM ER A C C O U N TIN G A TAX SERVICE - Small bust nesses A Individuals welcome I 324 14#7*ttff/ni-377# eves. Additions & Remodeling MILLER ADDITIONS Central Florida Since 1*5# Remodeling New Homes ♦CGCII0*##.................. 323*4*4 Aluminum Siding E i for ter Homes* w s ■ Siding, s o llll A fascia, screened rooms Free estimates• 311*14*.................-fR X M M *M Child Care Centers Like Hem* Daycare Center • Near Winter Springs Elemon Iary 7 *pm Infants to Syrs UU64A-4.............327-4*63 Building Contractors A 25 yr old nat1 co is interested in hiring a Solus Manager Irving within a 50 mtlo radius ol Sanlord Must have provable sue cotslul background in salos. recruiting & train ing Expenonce in work mg Wi tarmor s or busmes s men holptul Reliable transportation required Anticipate oanngs m ox cessoUO K tslyrwith 10 15% incroaso each year Homo office training hasp dental & hie ms . trips contests, conventions all are available lor the right Candidato (Th.# Is not In*.) CALL RUSS HALVERSON FOR INTERVIEW 407 323-1080 Thr 9*m -6pm ; Fri 9am-1pm C A R P E N T R Y , h a u lin g , masonary, painting and Ilia Free estimates Call 323 432# FIX-IT-FAST INC. One Call To Do II All " Your Neighborhood Handy Man Rasidantlal • Commercial Call l o w Tadayll 322 *113 H A H Remodeling - painting. Chattahoochee stone, concrete end carpentry work. Free EsI 277-*3*5/130-#*4J.eves. HOM E R E P A IR S • LAW N W ORK. Y A R D A CONST. CLEANUP) REFERENCES) O i l HAROLD 1224571/msg*. Painting Lyndon's Professional Painting Lake Mary Resident Inter lor/Exler lor Llcensed'lnsured Free Estimates' 334-1*54 Paper Hanging * W ALLPAPER SPECIALIST ■ X yrs. e xp Free E itlm e te s l LOW cash prices 1 4207133 H I JWALLCOVERING W* hang all types Reasonable prices fr e e est I 3211*17 Piano Tuning E XPERT PIANO TUNINO S e r v . / r e p a ir / m o v lu g / r e a la l new A vsad. Call Ray-323-4442 Tractor Work ACREAGE MOW I NO. discing. grading and lartllljing B 1 d Mowing 471 4574 Landscaping COMPLETE Quality Lawn A Lan dscapin g, com petitive rates, free est Sonny's)!! 742* Rooting TRI SON ROOFING Rool repairs • Free estimates State cert CCC946177 421 4*71 Sewer/SepticTank SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Lawn Service 3I40FF WITH THIS AD ROCKY'S SEPTIC 3X1544 LAWN MAINTENANCE Free estimates Reasonable Refesl Senior CHtiendlscesaitf 111 4*H Swimming Pool Service Carpentry ULWN SERVICE CARPENTER All kinds of home repairs, painting A ceramic III* RIchard Gross U l 5f/> LEE'S CARPENTRY - Storage b u ild in g, decks A m lsc. carpentry Insured A licensed Fro* Estimates 17)4314 Free Estimates.... ....... 313 *355 LAWNS MOWED A TRIMMED Reasonable Senior Citliens Discount Free Eli. 32AI23* PROFESSIONAL GARDENER Mowing, edging, clean upf C o mp l e t e Car et Fr e e estimates! Mr Van, 373 0441 It 4*4 SWIMMING POOLS55«U Warehouse Clearance ol new 1*4* pools. 24 II X 37 ft completely Installed Includes hug* deck, ladder, fencing, tiller and skimmer. Financing available Other pools avail able Ask about factory rebales! Call foil free I 444 >2) 4444 ICGC4II072 PE 0*»3I NEW. REMODEL. REPAIR HOMES. OFFICES. STORES All types construction. Res/Com 121-4432 S C BalM. CBC4I4444 m anager Handy Man" Cleaning Service QUALITY Work at Affordable Rales Do not Delay. Call Us Today Most homes. 135 W* ere licensed, bended and insured Call 341 »4 4 .________ Concrete WESTCONCRETESERVICE Small Jobs*Big fobs a Repair Juts Free Esf Call anytime 33* 24*1. License*-Insured Electrical HERITAGE ELECTRIC Prompt. Reasoned* Service Licensed Insured ERM4II421 Cal Ml 3114743 Handy Man BILL'S General Carpentry Remodeling, trim. dw rt. etc General repairs 317 4134 MLsic Lessons EXP ERT PIANO TUNING Sarv./rapalr/movlng/renlal new A used Call Ray 333 4047 Painting * Ptintini 8 Pjpgituniinj Quality Work, Reasonable Prices. Free Est Ins M l 517$ FRANK BARNHART painting A pressure cleaning. If yrs eip References 31111*1 Telephone Service CORDLESS PHONE Batteries A Antennas - atl brands Replaced while you wall. *•? 3*33. or 1X54754*05) Tile * * A TOUCH Of TILE * A Repairs A Remocfcling No job too big or small 11 Licensed A Ire*estimates! Cell 323 13*7 Tree Service Specialty Contractor l nt e r l or ‘ E x l e n o r Free E slime let Call l it 7*** INTERIOR A EXTERIOR Pretessranal work Hrly. rile s avert Ted. *4*M il Free Est ECHOLS TREE SERVICE Freoestimjtosl Fair Prices! Lie Ins Stump Grinding. Tool 32) 227* day or nite “ L*l Th* Pi pies signals •* it" T R I M M I N G . Topping, Re movel. Hauling, ail phases ot Ira* wort Call 121 4*49 �Sanford, Florida — Thursday, May 10, 1990 — 7B 101—Houses Furnished /R en t 'FOWL larg* ] bdrm , t blk. fro m n m hospital SIJS/wk plus I7SC security. c a n ............................. t u z m * V 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent AVAILABLE 1 brkm . eantrsl H/A. carpal. M t M r tfrygr hook up. W O with discount I ___________ m u *s COUNTRY CUIB H A N O I Sanlord 1 bdrm *., I ba w/dff). etoaol Li m . no pat*. *423 discounted I C a lltll o u t DELTONA 7 bdrm. 7 bam. possible to**# option WM/mo 1st, last A security 373 1017 HOMES TO RENT ) and 1 bad room Unfurnished. Laka Mary and S a n lo rd a r a a t l C a ll lor avallablllly and location* Ask lor Brando W —Homes for Sile A VA REPO ■ l/ I V k , Mkiron#. 260-1100 SANTORO 2 BDRM. Convanlant location, itova Incl .t3ao/mo ♦ d a p m a ll; SANFORP/LAKE M ARY ] bdrm 3 b alh i. Iiraplaca MAS ’m o ......... Villon Raalty . W U * 1 ___________ SANFORD 1 b d m , water m c l, parking. M0/*k , MOO aac 33M3t7/m***a>* SANFORD * SANORA SUB0. 3 bdrm . 1 bath*, lamlly room »aoo/m opiutsaoo»c. 373 n g SANFORD Larg* 3 bedroom*. I bath*, w it h la n c a d y a r d an d llraplacal S400p*» month. Call SI. John* Raalty, 777 4)27 SUNLANO • ailra rdc* 3 bdrm . lamlly room, cant h/a. patio. MIS/mo lit. latt * I3M dap M l 0S4S altars pm WINTER SPS. POOL HOME 7 bdrm* . 1 ba , Iiraplaca A garaq*.MM/mo Call«a» SMI WOGDMENE Sub" ■ Raal nlc*. 1 bdrm *. IS ba , a/c. garaga. lancad yard. 1300/mo M l 3S3* t BDRM. 1 BATH, lamlly room, k llch an and a p p lia n c e *, garaga MOO par monlh PAU LA BETH OSBORNE VENTURE I PROPERTIES ____________ Ml 41*4____________ 103 HAYS ST. SANFORD _____ 1/2 balh* Appllancat Incl M/S/mo S3SOdeposit 333 (A ll ■ EOROOM. 7 balh. tplc. MM monlh plut tacurlly Call 110 4*47 105— D u p le x * T r i p le x / R e n t U P LE X . 3 bdrm 2 balh. claan! Washer/Dryar 1413 Cadar Ava. Sanlord S4J0 par m o n l h _______ Call 32* H M 1 BDRM.. 1 Bath, cantral h/a, , WW carpal, wasnar/drytr ^lookup HI t sac 373 14** 11 4 — W a re h o u s e Space / R ent SSrahavse S pit* a* “ labia now Up lo 71.000 sq ft. Alfordably prlcad Immadlala occupancy lia c u tlv a Mini Sulla* al*o avallabla ilarllng at S7M/mo Hall Raalty, Ml 57/4 1 \ 115— In d u s t r i a l R e n t a ls _________ A A A BUSINESS CENTER N r * oftlca/Whs# too It. to ’ -.r 4tS II Bay* with or w/o 3 oilice* ilarllng al IlSO/mo Hwy. 17/03 ASR 437 C a ll-M a n s * 117— C o m m e r c i a l _________ R e n t a ls WORKSHOP OR STORAOE City water A e le c t. SMS.mo. STOP *ac 37* Itat/matuga SANFORD BUSINESS CENTRE IM Wylly Av (Airportentrance) Oil lea Spaca or Ott lea/warehouse tpaca avail Call M14J*I or 1717*07 ava*. 11 8 — O f f i c e ______S p a c e / R e n t SPECTACULAR VIEW Overlooking Laka Monro*. E « aculiva ollic* tpaca lor lei*e Appro* 1100 tq II Raaton able rata* Available now Hall Really, 227 3774 1 2 1 — C o n d o m in iu m _________ R e n t a l s _________ TOWNHOUSE 1 mbr. l'ybath. Iiraplaca. watber A dryer, closed patio w/*pa No Pet* SSM/mo l*t plut tacurlly He! Leata option purchata _____ C a i i n i r n i ______ NORTHLAKE VILLAGE • Naw 7/7. appllanca*. tplc. pool. lanni* W i mp I 114 1** to ll 12 7 — O f f i c e R e n t a ls L a rry H arm a n , B rW a r BANK FOR (C L O U D HOMES NO MONEY OOWNI Call N a n n w a d .H H A5SUMABU, M0 4 1 *4 * W IL L S E L L S E P A R A T E L Y SII.300 R E D U C E D FOR Q U IC K SALE C ity w ater B t # ~ * r P ino A va T w o lo ltlo la l: t i l . 100. LAKE SYLVAN 1 lo t* b e a u tifu lly Ira a d Include* M a g n o l i a * . C o u n t r y *1 m o ip h a r * . W a lk lo W llio n School. P rlc a d lo w l l M l,M O 321-07SB................... 3 1 1 2 2 5 7 R R IN O YO U R ROAT - L a k a tld * lo w n h o u i* on d a tlr a b l* Laka H ow all L a rg * 1170 *q It.. 1 b d rm . I t * b a lh w /to o o tillp and p r lv a l* d ock. M in t t a ll I H t f f l 407 7M (7*4 a lta r tP M o r laa v* matta g * ____________________ BY OWNER " T h * O a k * " L u x u ry horn# w ith pool and l a m l i c o u rt 1 b d rm 7 b a lh ..............s m .M O By appolntmanl. M l *374 altar 7 30PM \u iu:\i n 111 W . III. S I. S a il* 323-5774 DELTONA • By owntr. cuitrm 1/1 split. 1 yrt. old, tcraanad pallo. 3 car garaga. *4*.*00 M tl Bannltlar SI *04 SM SI 10 M I 31 )( M ID Ml K M )V V IN Kl M I S U M STENSTROM R E A L T Y , I N C . •% Out 34d TftAt • W e list a n d sell m o re p r o p e r ly th a n a n y o n e in th o G r e a te r S a n fo rd /L a k e M a r y a re a . F1UB0RD MONEY Downpiymtnt loaned Interest Fra* CALL TODAY For Qualifyini Information HEAR THIS! IDEAL 7/1 tor llartars/rallraas/lnvattori Ownan motivated Check thl* outnowl Only......... . *19.000 II4K) SUPER 1/1 STARTER. Grtal rm. Florida rm, Insld* utility, CH/A. now root Chose naw carpal or SI00O M l 900 RAVENNA PARK I/H>. NICE corntr lot Big tal In kll Good neighborhood You mutt look Into thl* h om o............ SS7.200 II4K ) WELL KEPT 1/1. Quid era* Nlc* *at in kit Neatly landscaped You'll raalty Ilka Ihlionet Now 1*3.111 (I4K ) INVESTORS! POSITIVE cash How Neat 4/1. Top tit* Corner lot o il Lk Mary Blvd Check thl* out.............. *71,*00 LIKE NEW LK. MARY 1 dory 1/7 Fplc. spa, all appllancat. lop schools A much, much more. Super buy .... 14*. 500 CALL ANYTIME 321-2720 322-2420 IMS Park Or.. Sanlord *41W. Lika Mary Bl., Lk. Mary IOYLLWILOE. 1 b dm . 7 bath. I acre ♦/ , nooded Screened porch, lovely yard SKH.OOO. 377 M ay 371 IM4_____________ IOYLLWILOE AREA Price Chang*' l bdrm*., 3 baths. Ilreplac*. rec room sv/BBQ. Naw FHA appraisal 1*0.000 Now only N4.0001 Atkin* Realty *** 340114 hr*. T h e P r u d e n tia l GC H O N I N G ) F lo rid a Realty 812 CaUliru Drive 1 bdrm . I balh SSt.900 Call Bob Gregory. Raallar <443)174 4*00 arM l SIM 1 b d rm . I b a th . Iira p la c a . appliances, c a rp o rt . SM.tOO BONUS ONE MONTH FREE ‘Tins • Watorffonl Ulastylo • Modern Fitness Center • Indoor Racquelball REGATTA SHORES Rental Apartments On Lake Monroe 233S W. S em in o le Blvd. Hwy. 17-92 S an lord, FL 3 2 771 3 2 3 -2 6 2 8 219— W a n to d to B u y $1,500 D0WN/C0RNEN LOT Im m a c u la te 1 b d rm . I bath, liv in g ro o m , k ltc h o n w ith * p p i la n c e t, la m lly ro o m o r dan. I n t ld * u tility , c a r p o r t onm h u g * c o rne r l o l l ...... M i.*o o S it A lu m in u m C an *..* N a n -F a rra u t M e ta ls ............O ia it K O K O M O .......................... 173-3 IM Im m a c u la te l / l ' i . la r g * la m l ly ro om w ith b ric k Iira p la c a IO X '3 tcra a n ad p o rc h , la rg * lancad y a rd .....................SS7.W0 2 2 3 — M is c e ll a n e o u s 1 b d rm 1 b a th s p lit plan C orn e r lo t w ith pool 11*4.WO 1 4 1 — H o m e s f o r S a le ASSUME NO QUALIFY 3 /lto , I,to * sq ft., now p a ln l and c a rp a l, a p p lla n c a * on 1/1 a c r * 1517/mo 1SS.OOO L0N6W 00D - LESS THAN $2,700 DOWN 3 b d rm I t * b ath , a p p lla n c a t. lancad y a rd ! 111.W0 ASSUME NO QUALIFY SSI* p a r m o nth Im m a c u la te 3 b d rm 7 b a lh . a p p lla n c a t and pool ................................. s s t.w o HISTORIC 2 STORY * b d rm 7 b a lh . 7.I7S t q It H ardw ood flo o r i. a p p lla n ca t. t t p a r a l * m o t h e r In l a w ’ ! q u a r ta n , g arage M l. *00 PAUL A BETH OSBORNE VENTURE I PROPERTIES 3214764 "SOU) IN JUST 3 DAYS!" M r and M r t F o l Deltona w a r* itu n n a d b y th * lig h te n in g q u ic k r a iu l t * p ro d u c e d by Ih o lr c la t tllla d ad T h e ir lo v * ly hom e found n ow o w n e r* In i u i t 7 d a y tl Thai * a ll II look b y u tln g I he S anford H a ra ld l Som ething to a d v e r t li* and a chieve q u ic k r e t u ll t e l a tp a c la l. low p ric e ? T ry our tu p a r 10 A 14 D ay Spaclal R e ta il L o w e tl r a te t lo r con le c u tlv * d a y * ’ ru n Cancel w ith o u t p e n a lty w hen r e t u llt a r e i :a c h e d !11 C L A S S IF IE D D E P T . 777 7*11 KEYES BEST BUYS OWNER Financing Available rlltlo rlc Sanlord ham* 3 bdrm . 1 balh Rtlurbithed and ready lor occupancy thit summer Priced a 1173,000 Cindy 111 3*71/171 71v0 ST. John* River • 1 loti away by wide canal Stunning 3 bdrm., 3 balh. great rm. living rm. bar, river rm. tern porch WOWM 3*' Dock A Morel Elite/CIndy 131 (1N/113 1*71 CAN YOU BELIEVEt A 1/3 home with 3 car garage, fully Irutted pallo, eat In bar lo tarn rm . A clnd erblock /ttucco lor only M l.*00 lot Incl Clndy/Eltie >71 1700/373 1117/177 * )t ( 7 APT DUPLEX In Hltlorlc Sanlord MOO cath llow Re duced M0.W0 Otl street prk mg New front porch Owner enalout, will consider all ol tert BRI Harvey 372 3(11 1/1 HOME in established area 1 y f warranty Ml. 000 Ch/a, dining rm, paddle Ian* In created lamlly force* owner* lo move All ter lout olert considered Bill 1111*11 ASSUME No Quality MW mo Incl mainl lee Lovely 1 bdrm . 1 balh, ground floor condo w/lptc Lk Mary con v tn le n c * 1*1.300 E ltla /Sharon 113 1300/1*0 ( l i t . tv tt 137 *3*0 WEKIVA RIVER Accatt w/l ♦ acre Ihlt 1/7 horn# It tucked away in lovely Ireet 1 * 1.000 buy* p riv a c y G reat rm w/loll Call Pal/Sharon 127 77(4/210 (259 LOVELY 1 Story 1/3't home w/greal rm. spaclout dining area, tplc, foyer Walertronl 1*4.000 Atsumable w,quality Lk Mary School Evelyn 111 1100, evet 111 11)1 IDVLLWILDE Rehre lo the Florida lllatlyle 3 bdrm . 7 balh. ipllt plan, corner lot. tolar hoi water, heat pump, tpr inker tyttem 1*4 300 Lyn 113 310a/))l 7007 71*4 S Y L V A N Dr L A K E SYLVAN ESTATES Open Houte Sunday 1 3 3 bdrm . 7 balh. ipllt plan Double lot Call Lyn 111 1007 SALE OR LEASE OPTION DC L T O N A 7 bdrm tp llt/T b a lh 1.3)7 t q f t '* a c r * 3*4,300 A ttu m a b le Nan Q u a lify in g Lean C a ll 7111477 SANFORD 7 tx k m 7 balh. la m lly ro om w / t i t r a i ! 344.000 W. M a llc ia w tk L R e a lto r ____________277 m i ___________ 4/1 an 1/4 A c r * - L a r g * ro om * th r o u g h o u t , g a ra g e w o u ld m a k e g r t a l w orksh o p lo r good s ite hobble* C a ll lor d a la ilt ...........................3*7.300 C all G lo ria L a m b e rt E R A Sen F lo rid a . 5(3 MM E venings, 14*-I7 M 8.65 BOND MONEY A v a ila b le naw la r l i r i t lim a b u y e r * t H u rry , w o n 't l a t l l 7, 1. 4 b d rm h o rn e t a v a ila b le In D e lto n a . Sanlord. L a k e M a ry a nd Long wood a r e a l! A A C a rn e t, Inc, C en tu ry I I C all J a n t l M a n tfie M D ays, 137 1334 E v e *. 113 T i l l 149— C o m m e r c ia l P r o p e r t y / S a le * TWIN *1 i t bed with mallrett and boa tpnngt, 3100 330 11*3 alter Spm___________________ 11 CU. FT. REFRIOERATOR Runsgaadl.......................SIM Call 377 *117_________ 9-p Tece Solid Oak Dining Sulla. 37300 otto Call 771 3*4*_____________ 1 8 9 — O f f i c e S u p p lie s I E q u ip m e n t PANASONIC Ward Prectfiar A typewriter In one Great grad gill 3300 323 1717. alter 4 pm 191— B u ild in g ______M a t e r i a l s A LL STEEL BUILDINGS at dealer Invoice. 3.000 to 50.000 tq It Call *07 7*1 l i l t colled 193 — L a w n 8 G a r d e n PLANTS IN BLOOM! C O M M E R C IA L LOT 1001 l lt h S tre e t M ake o ile r Sunbwnk, N A 407 730 4004_____________ L O N G W O O D Au’to L a i US 17*7 W ■ 217 1300 1 1 b u ild Ing Sunbank. N A 0 7 330 4004 NEAR 1-4! PRIME LOCATION C hu rch A tc h o a l. b u ilt 'M 11 1 a c l M A N Y USESI M u tt S a illl Real CUata One..... - ....... 4 1 H M 0 S A N F O R D By O w ner Llctntad boarding stable w'IS stalls. 1 fenced pasture*, sprinkler ty tle m Include* lovely 2 b d rm . 7 b a l h c o u n try gentlemen home * additional mobile home lor your manag er Many eatrat *1*0 000 Make cite- Call 3X3 774* 153-AcreageLots/Sale FREE UNO LIQUIDATION LIST NORTH FLORIDA 18 1 — A p p lia n c e s / F u r n itu r e atr 4age 'Aa ter fro n t, tim b e r and rang# la n d fo r ta le S ta rtin g a t SA MS O a o tf fin a n c in g on a ll parrel! Call t 100 188 4806 Bit 114,1 M A M to 8 3 0 P M ____ GENEVA. 5 ACRES!" Day Lille* A Soc Garlic I A Catt Iron 31 00 up! 177 I3rt SEARS CRAFTSMAN 11 HP RIDING LAWN MOWER With revert* SaOOCall 330 4*37 19S— M a c h l n e r y / T o o l s SHOP EQUIPMENT B e a r w h e e l a lig n m e n t machine Electric lilt (small). Cheap price*1 374 1711 199— P e t s & S u p p lie s BEAGLE - F R E E famalc. spayed. 2 yrt old Good lamlly pet 330 M i* alter 4PM_______ FREE TOGOOD HOME Young male stray kilty that was lost or abanc ned Very affectionate Houte Iralnad. but I can not keep Pleat* call 330 0*n D e l t o n a ________ JfBEE ( monlh old female dog M e r c e r 'e i" L o v e * child-en Brown Labrador A Golden Retriever 371 aaaO LOVELY tang haired kitten* need good hom ttt Pleat# adopt them 134* Sill_________ * ST. BERNARD* 9 m o *, good with children! I C9l) Bigoakt! Eaty terms! 175 000 Broughton Roalty, 444 1234 HAVE YOUR OWN RANCH! » » aero* May lo an Road '0 mllot from Osteen *3*.*00 Good terms! 200— 330 J484 203—Livestock and Poultry ___ CALL BART REAL ESTATE REALTOR.................. I17_74fi OWNER FINANCING No qual (tying. 15 000 down 10 3% In teretf. 10 yr mlg! 1 Ten acre tracts, 175.000 ea One i acre tract. iW,OOP Call 47* */M TURKEYS CHICKENS DUCKS Q U A ILS ! GEESE _________ Call 377 *034_________ 211— A n t iq u e s / C o lle c t ib le s Quetrt Anne Wmfbxli Chair 181—Appliances / Furniture 33(5 BASSETT CRIB and mattress etc i-nr'd .in :*' 4 Of Chetl, 345 High Chair. 370 377 3* 4 )___ BJ'S R E3A L E We Buy/Sell Furniture A Col lochbloi. Including Etlolot 73*3 S Sanford A ye. 172 744* • COFFEE TABLE And 7 end tablet Strong, blonde Made by LaneCo_373 Call 771 ai»a COUCH/lovtteal AAatching. 340 both Sewing Machine goodcond ■340 374 0447 • E N T E R T A IN M E N T CENTER with smoked glatt doors, like new 340 377 4J37. Deltona___________ ___ KENMORE WASHER 3 cycle * speed, heavy duly, white. 3U5II Call___ ___ 17141*7 eKING SIZE WATERBED All wood frame A headboard, pedittat, healer, wavelets matlrett A liner! Only 3100! Call............................. 117 7707 LARRY'S MART. I l l Sanlord Avc New Used turn A appl Buy/Sell/ Trade 377 4131 MOVING SALE! SofA, Iciivtteaf', rareliner, dou toI* 'bed. bar sIbots, table chairs E tc cond . 372 3?7S TWIN BEOS. ISO; queen sire hide a toed 2 c h a ir s , H I S , Small tab le and 4 chairs. HO Call 321 7819. tv t n ln g s ______ USED APPLIANCES Buy/Sell • Recond/Guaranie„*d An tiqu e to la , pro tettionally restored1 3333 7 plant urns. 145ea_ 331 791) WANTED Old Florida Ucenw Plates, especially porcelain, an d o ld C o c a C o l a memorabilia. Mr Bevan ___________ (31 18*4_______ 2 NCR’s MODEL 313 B rju caih regltitrt, circa 1900. 1830 e.i Also. mltc. Civil War ittm%! C/ll.........JJO 4434 * ... 213—Auctions BRIDGES AN TIQU E3*)1) 3MI 10 5 M/ Sit • Auction Thurt 7pm 3440 Hwy 46W Of AB347AAUI77 215—Boats and Accessories (S It, Run*bout 40HP Johnion fttolt t ic . cond.* trtlltr, iki phg.a tarp, 11581 Cali M l 8777 • B R O IL E R O V E N 133 C a ll...................................... 134-1*40 Sido consol# upon fi%h#rmon todi5i boot F i b e r g l d i t f r i hull d e tig n i a i t * e l l . r anw il ared in fr o n t co mplvt# vyltti t A l « « l fishing Motor m oun t on bow *mdi t r o m o m tor tro lti ng m o t o r . Now Hummilngtoiird1 TI ClI depth finder tnd llthi I o c ai f o r SCH P E v i n r u d e Bil/le r E e c tl l# n f co nditio n! New e l e c t r i c t t a r f e r New deep cy cl e ma rine b a t te r y I Go o d f r a i l e r w it h u p r i g h t ro ller boat guide% and new tad f i g h t ) mounted on upr ig h ts t t . ; y > Caii : s sasi 3223883 ____________ M17H7 O W NE R F I N A N C IN G No qual ity ing , 15 000 down ] b d r m t . 15 toatht. ftrtpiacj#. hard wo od floor* 1709 M a g n o l ia Av Sanford tSI nno 678 9788 "SOLD SAME DAY!" Jenny P ol Sanlord sold her traitor hitch th# (trst day ot har classified ad s scheduled 10 day run! Something to advert!** and achieve quick results at a specie), tow price? Try our super 10 A 14 Day Spaclal Rato* I Lowetl rata* for consecutive days' run. Cancel without penalty whan results are reached! 11 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 731 7411 • DRESSES • S ira 11 A 13. B ra nd naw 37 a place. M o de m style s Call 3*4-7**-13(3 t f VOLKSWAOON BUO Sun root, runs wall, need* cosmat let S400 Call 74* *310_________ * » CHEVY WAOON - Runs. naadswork.Only............. S200 _________ C a llM t fiw _________ CARPET WHOLESALE Mill Dirac*. Nam# Brands 100% Dupont Stalnmastar $7 **/yd. <00% nylon plush, or Sculptured HI LO. S3 **/yd Hwy 414 A 477. Long wood __________ Oil 1377__________ PACE ARROW MOTOR HOME 7*. 77 ft. dual roof air, many •slrasl Reduced!!....111,300 Call.............................. *4*4174 SOUTHWIND ■ Clast A. Garage kepi. E ic . cendltlen. Reduced ISUAO*. Call (*3-74(3 STEP VAN INTERNATIONAL Ilka naw. Idaal for mobile work shop or camper. Fully •quipped w/7000 watt ganara tor, awning, cellular phone many antra*. *4100 Call 407(73 73U. 7 9 Z28 CAMAR0 730. a spaed, metallic blue, blue Interior, am/fm cassette stereo, air, T lops, p/s, p/b. all original. Musi sail I *2.*00 or bast offer.............. .777 4M4 LIVE BLUE CRABS _______ Cell 3 2 2 9 2 3 8 MOTHER'S DAY JEWELRY! Already law prices. Radvcadl HUEY’S CROWN PAWN __________(47 171 47(4__________ a POOL TABLE - Irving Kay* P r o fm lo n a l Tournament. Sire f i ’ t * Si’s slate. Heads naw fai' lop 1100 Geneva, 34* 1747_____________________ • SEWING MACHINE • Edison. praJtlon mad* In nlca cabi­ net Good condition, run* A taws SM C a ll........... 773 1714 • SIW INO MACHINE • Slngar In cabinet w/J drawer*. Good cond *30 Geneva, 34* 3443 aSWING STAND Heavy duty 3 Inch pip*. 130 Call 377 *714 • TRAMPOLINE Ptrunal s lit ( i l l dlamattr) *33 447 T ill • USED RUUO Air Handler • 5 KW electric heal. 14.000 btu*. I ' j Ion unit. 330 Fair candl lion Call 177 4*74_____________ VERTICAL CAMERA Suarc 11X71 SST. 25% to 330%. Vary good condition In u*anow II,*71407 141 4*34 • » ' CHEST FREEZER - Good condition. 3100. Call 377 0*47 • 334 BUYS FULLY STOCKED BED OF RED WORMS. You move Into 407 (41 3047______ 2 3 0 — A n t i q u e / C la s s ic __________ C a r s ___________ 13 CADILLAC CIMARRON Loaded, low mllat. 33.3*3 _________ Call 334 072)_________ '85 CHRYSLER IEB RR 0N TRUCK BOX For lull lit* pick up. Good condition |73 Call 777 7047 attar 7PM • VAN SEAT ■ dk. blue valour. Slightly used 370 Call 37* *733. Longwood MOTORS 2 3 5 -T ru c k */ Buses / V a n * FQRDEC0N0UNE VAN '77. good Shape I Asking II. 500 _________ Call 777-S54I__________ 85 MUSTANG FORD PICK UP WHITF. RED IN I. AC. AUTO LUCE NEW . SKrlBP 3036 LX 71, auto. V l.S l.m / o tfa rl CALL............................ B4A741S $3495 7 8 FORD VAN Automatic, good csndlllon, good tlrael 3400 tlrml Mt 1370 78 HONDA CIVIC STATION WAGON 237— T r a c t o r * a n d _________T r a i l e r * CHEAP TRANSPORTATION SAJ004WA $535 FARM TRACTORS 4 door. 33 mpg Runs Greall 3low obo 377 1331. alter Spm. 2 3 1 -C a rs ‘•7 ISUZU TROPPER It • 4 dr.. L.S. pkg. 5-tpd.. A/C. Tu Tone paint, eicellent cond. S***7 Atk tor Randy 771 » )* « ’80 CHRYSLER LE BARON M U S IO IN STOCK ALLSIZESI ALLPRICESI Maitland Tractor A Equipment tu ml. N. of Maitland Inttrcnangeon 17 *7..... 434-7777 a*4* $2995 Diesel, front loader, boa blade traitor. E«c cond. usad only 21 hr* . SII.300. 747 7704 8 4 C H E V Y S -1 0 P IC K U P "N O B O D Y WHITE, V*. 47.000 MltES AC..... SK4LBP7037 $3495 EFU SED" 84 SCOTSDALE LONGBED 4x4 MONEY FOR AUTO LOANS PO NTIAC TR A N S A M H u n t lik e new ! G O RG EOUSI 4 DOOR. GO'.D. AUTO . AC. FAM4.VCAS SK41.BPXI35 L CHEVY C E L E B R IT Y • 1 * Wagon E seel lent condition. Whit* burgundy Interior, a/c. power windows, luggage rack, tporl wheal*, am/fm stereo. 3 3 liter, tinted window*. Ire* •eat. auto. CL package. 14.000 mile* 310.400.47 ) 03*4________ 1*44 TOYOTA CELICA ST 3 tpd . A/C. Baby Blue. Eicellent cond 37*44 Aik tor Handy 331 11*4_______ __ FAIRW AY MOTORS ’Homeot * 1*4 Down A Ride" 3400 US 17 *7 Longwood NO FINANCE COMPANIES! BUY HEREI PAY HERE I" Atk tor Craig er Steve. 771-3744 1*43 FORD ESCORT WAGON • Auto. A/C. P/S. P/B Like new A steel el 334*5 Ask lor ^ Randy 331 41*4 e 1*74 Limited Edition. W S 4 p a ck a ge! 34.000 o rig in a l miles, factory 4 speed While with blue deceit Electric window, door locks, electric trunk Windshield wiper de lay. em/lm cassette, p/s. p/b 04 PLYMOUTH RELIANT ’19 Ruboti 26.5HP Tractor Eac. cond., auto/alr/tllt, cruita. 4 dr . 42K orlg ml.. 11.100 llrm I 373 4043 aval jj* JUNK CAR)REM OVED NOCHARGE ____________737 *777____________ StT*p Dollars) Paid tor |un!. cars, trucks, 4 wheel drive Any condition Call m i m 233— A u to P a rts / A c c tw o r jo i ’65 MERCEDES BENZ 190DC M./uu Ceil 2 4 3 - Junk C a r* lea cold air, p/b. p/s. auto., burgundy. S3.JOO. Call 4 ft 7313 RED. AC. V a SKliaPXTM $4995 82 FORD BRONCO WHITE LOADED. A ll POWER 4.4 ...SK4 IBP 3030 $4495 Hours: Mon. •Fri. 9 - 7, Sat. B - 5 BANK FINANCING Q U A LITY USED CABS BARGAIN PRICES . WE BUY CARS ■ CALL MR. PAYNE 3190 Hwy. 17-92 LONGWOOD 323-2123 324-1311 A1U.0iTlI.ON F riday. M ay 25 AT 11 RM S a n fo rd C om m erce P a r k on A irp o rt Q lvd ., S a n fo rd , FL PRIME COMMEKCIAL/INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES Two Improved Parcels with AAA Rented Tenants! SitO', suitable lor Show room , Waruhouvcs or Lllo M anufacturing are In groat Central Ha. Location. Call n o w for a FREE Information packet or visit our lie. rop. on site. S ite In ­ spection: I h u r , M ay 17 Irom: 12 lo 6 p m and on T u cs, M ay 22 from: 10am to 5pm. Directions: 11 thru O rlando U 1loalhrow. Exit al SK 46A, I lead S. to Airport It lv d , Turn Ris-.ht CO to 1601 A irp ort Blvd. L o ok F or v ie A lie v a s S ic s s !... ON c m i Tr J™ p l u s : Six Commercial/Industrlal Lots will be Sold A B S O L U T E — to the Idist & H i g h e s t B i d d e r ! PLUS a t 6:30 p m itV 23 RESIDENTIAL LOTS Whippoorwill Subdivision iu d a y , M a y 25 N o w there i» a place lo build your dream home— W h ip p o o rw ill Subdivision Sanlord, FURNITURE, antique* Spec log* 2 bedroom home on 1 la n d u a p e d lo t ) 1 2 ta r g ara g e grea t l oca ti on ! SAS.OUQ M e tr o Real E ila t# Co Inc. 241—Recreational Vahlcte* / Camper* Burgundy, naw black vinyl lop, original I 45% rastorad. runt I S**S or bast otter Call M7-7S37 p ,u s : S OWNER FINANCING * '69 CADILLAC CO M M ER CIAL S E W M O M A C H IN E - W ith w a lk in g to o t, 1300 C all 130 4*37 F 1/3 i * U I plan, garage 11.740 Dawn I No P e in l t I U N D E R CONSTRUCTION a Call I (04 437 (434 • *89 KAWASAKI KOX 744 WITH TRAILER) Lika new I Only hes NO mile* on blk* All Accessorial. 17,400 tor all I (Longwood) 7M 7443 *16 F7. ORLANDOCLIPPER 323-3200 KEYES H \IN THE SOUTH * * NEW HOMES* * * * ’85 SUZUKI * * 350 L. low mltoaga. eicelkmi cond SI.150/bast otter 374 7744 1*0* FORD M U S TA N O OT CONVERTIBLE - Automatic, A/C. all power, tu ton* gray, 17,000 mile*. Must tall. Ask tor Randy Ml QUO_______________ 1VM NISSAN 4 ■ 4 • Loaded w/tporl pkg.. A/C, P/S, P/B. A l l o y l , I t p d ., A M / F M caisatta. ItO.tlO. Atk lor Randy M l QUO ■ B A B Y P L A Y P E N w ith pad. 373 L lk * naw co n d itio n C all ___________ 177 4*74.___________ R e g is t e r e d P e ts 3M. TOY POODLES AKC Vet c h e c k e d and w o rm ed 3130 3300 Call 4*7 44*4227, a n d B ik e * 1*04 TOYOTA VAN - Sport pkg A/C, auto. P/S, P/B, crulsa tilt, AM/FM cassette 17*04 Atk tor Randy 77111*0 a A E R O M O TO R 1 H P Je t Pum p 170/740 V A C. w / p r a s i u r * tw itc h end g ag *. MS 377 0031 a tta r 4 PM ___________________ DELT0NA4$$UME NO QUAL 239— M o t o r c y c l e s 1980 BMW 3281 • C A U T Y SALO N C H A IR ) A ll purpose. H y d ra u lic sham poo c h a ir com bo. C all 0 2 *303 « . ( H f 341 U S S THAN $ 2,900 DOWN LAKE MARY SCHOOLS Pool 3 bdrm . 2 balh ipllt w tplc large fenced r yard, eat In kit A ttu m a b le . n o n q u a lity 3*4,400 Eltit/Sharon 32) 3100/1*0 *13*. 4V*t 117 43*0 %k ^2 M AY a BASS BOAT • IS 'S " with 33HP Mercury angina, trailer, remote control Mercury trolling motor. A-1 condition I 33 300 Call 173 M tl '* WE PAY TOP It* lor wrecked ear*/truck*I WE SELL guar anlead mad part* AA AUTO IALVAOE al Da Barr, M l U K 4dr., ) t p d .. A .C .. au g m ile * Eicallenl condition *** 47, Aik for Handy H I SIM 1*0 ISUZU I-MARK • Dlaeal Graat condition SIM7. Atk for Randy M t llM _______________ !*M HONDA ACCORD ■ Auto. A/C. 74,000 m iles. E ilr a clean. *1747 Ask tor Randy 771 01*0______________________ t«7t VW RUG • 4 tpd . factory •tr, 40,700 orlg mile* . 13000 OhO Call....................777 3074 1984 GLASSTREAM 3 A 4 b d rm . h a m a i In Sanlord. D e lto n a /D a B a r y /L k . M a r y / L o n g w o o d /A lla m o n l* S p rin g * SANFORO HIDDEN LAKES A dream ot a large corner lot made tor a hout* 114.*00 Call Lyn 313 1700/731 7001 C ^ • PUBLIC AUTO AUCI ION e EVERY WEDNESDAY 7sNPM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. t t OaySawa Baach l l ‘ In LIBS THAN $2500 CASH INCLUDING CLOSINO COST (It LAKEFRONT horn# In DaBary SS0U0 down, aitum * no quail lying 1 bdrm . lamlly rm. Imid# util It!#*, d o t* lo 14 Laaia Purchata SM.000 COUNTRY CHARMER 1 bdrm . 7 bath, lamlly rm. tare 700' yard, hug* baaulllul oak*, r a is e d p a tio E a ty term* ........................SU.000 A IR O L A S S b o a r d /o u lb o a r d w / l r a l l t r , 1400 obo Call 177 1311. M W U )M $ 1 $1,300 DOWN INCL CLOSING Otlaon 17 ac. Barn, tapllc. light*. Cad. 1*1.300 Alio. 1/1 modular ailtllng mortgage Slt.OOO/MIS mo Package: 2 3 * — V e h ic le s W a n te d 2 1 $ — B o a ts a n d A c c a s s o r ia s OR STAIRS PROTERTY MANAGEMENT AREALTV r n tm /m u n BRANONEWOFFICE BLOO 400 tq. It t° 7.100 tq. It. Move In Spec 141 SlM/me. CALL M1-WM 1SMA LL R ENTAL OF F ICE S Zoned GC 7. Vary raatanablal 11 4 14 Call now I 113*171 KIT ’N’ CARLYLE® by Larry WH*ht LO W w w n i ..........................ut.aaa 7*4* laniard Av*. ^ 141—HomefWl isle toot* Th g r* , F r i A Sat 8 a m fg 4 p m 4454 Radio Awe l o f t 427, behind Sunland E * i* I HUGE MOVING SALE 5 H 1/12 A l / U 8 i f f l to 5 p m E v t c y th in g r n u i f go No r t a von able offer r# fy l t d 24K3 M oha wk Avenue Sanford SANFORD ATTENf ION FLEA M ARKETEERS! BARGAIN H U N I E R S ' G>ant garag e ta!e l iqu ida ti on Including M odel T 2 1 l i r e Re d Court Grow# view Vill age F r i * Sat 10 I 3645 MARQUETTE AV. SANF SE co rn behind A i r p o r t ! F r i Sat A Sun Fu rniture , boat! A ta r i baby loth#* A m l v 11 SUPER MOVING SALE T h is com m unity is conveniently located for easy access to O rlando or the East Coast It is beautifully landscaped A the oversized w ood ed homesites are thick with M ature Southern Oaks Visit our licensed representative o n site for details. P review ! Saturday, M ay IV A Tuesday, M ay 22 from: 10 am lo 5pm Direction*: 1 Iw y |7-W North lo A irport B lv d , East to M ello n ville A v e , North to W h ip p oorw ill Subdivision and Lo o k Fo * T i n A u c t i o n Sic vs.1 2614 S Laurel Av . Sanford U ic fo v i from P in t c r v fl E k m %chool i Sdturddf on1 ^ 9AM to SPM Non take CtllfiA It? ECOLEMAN CIRCLE O f f A i r p o r t Blvd 4 Pa rk Av F ri & Set Mat tan t u r n t t u d t o couch, ntai dtchote r t c ©fdi bOR tan. w h e e lc ha ir , yard too i 3an edger. mower houi>« jack. 2 Y a m a h a 50 m o to rc yc le * i m a t l air cool out b oa rd * much m u ch more J FAMILY 5/66 *1 County 42/ ( f o r m e r ly Old Orl and o Hwy ) Fr r M o 1 4 Sat M o 4 M g Y M B iE m S O O S K l 5 L o t s w i l l h e Hold t o t h e lu s t & h i g h e s t b i d d e r ! T e rm ) fo r both sale*: 10% d ow n day o f sale. Balance al d o tin g , 5% buyers premium H ig g e n b o t h a m A A Inc. 1144Wuuufi*»a u c t io n e e r s s> « . iuu « iw i S I . n i l . V. I l I r k . n l w I h . n v C A l F L Uv SAl ' SOl Al l t l * Free Color Brochure 1-800-330-2350 (FL) o r 813-O-l l-GGHl �H h 0 0 * 9 >, i utsday. •- 1 May .10. 1990. MAJOR LEAOUE BASEBALL ROUHDUP Cleveland pots a stop to Minnesota’s win streak"’*’ United Frsas International MINNEAPOLIS - Mitch Webster hit u two-tun homer and Tom Hrookcna uutibled home the winning run In the sixth Inning Wednesday night, helping the Cleveland Indians snap a Minnesota Twins’ six-game winning streak with u 7-3 victory. Consecutive doubles by Cory Snyder and Brookcns snapped n 3-3 tie. enabling Sergio Valdez. l-O. to win his first American League start. Doug Jones pitched two Innings for his 10th save. John Candelaria. 3-1. surrendered four runs on eight hits while walking one and striking out one In 5 1-3 Innings. With the Twins up 3-1. Cleveland’s Jerry Browne opened the fifth with a triple and Wesbster homcrcd. After Brookcns put the Indians ahend 4-3 In the sixth, they added three runs In the ninth on Chris James’ two run bases-loaded double and Candy Maldonado's RBI groundout. Blue Jays......................... i.............................. 4 season ended at three games. AMERICAN LEAGUE White Bos...................................................3 TORONTO — Nelson Llrlano knocked In two runs and scored once and Frank Wills pitched 2 2-3 Innings of perfect relief to help the Toronto Blue Jays grab a comeback victory. Wills. 21. entered the game trailing 3-0 In the fifth with runners on first and second, but he got Ivan Calderon to ground Into a double play to end the threat. The 31-year-old righthander struck out one batter before giving the ball to Dwayne Ward, who worked the final two frames for his fourth.save. Tigers.........................................................2 B rew ers........................................................... i MILWAUKEE — Lou Whitaker and Lloyd Moscby hit back-to-back homers In the first Inning, helping the Detroit Tigers end a four-game losing streak with a rain-shortened elght-innlng victory. Athletics.................................................... 3 Yankees......................................................1 OAKLAND. Calir. - Eric Plunk walked Rickey Henderson with the bases loaded In the 11th Inning, scoring Mike Gallcgo and giving the Oakland Athletics the victory and u three-game sweep over the New York Yankees. Rangers................... '................................. B Royals........................................................ 3 ARLINGTON. Texas — Pete Incavlglla's threerun. plnch-hlt homer In the sixth highlighted a 14-hlt attack and helped the Texas Rangers break a three-game losing streak. Kansas City's longest winning streak of the Cubs post 4-0 win in rain-shortened game Unltod Brass International___________________ NATIONAL LEAGUE CHICAGO — Rync Sandberg and Domingo Ramos each hit two-run home runs and Lcs Lancaster won his first start to help the Chicago Cubs post a 4-0 rain-shortened triumph Wednes­ day over the Atlanta Braves. Homcplatc umpire Greg Bonin called the game after 4 1-2 Innings due to heavy rain which left the field unplayable. Lancaster. 2-1. went five Innings, giving up four hits and striking out two. It was the right-hander's 11th outing of the year, but Ills flul start since June 4. 1988. He had 76 relief appearances In the Interim. Lancaster was moved Into the rotation to replace struggling Jose Nunez as well as try to fill the void created by Rick Sutcliffe's absence. Sutcliffe, who has pitched more than 200 Innings the last three seasons, underwent arthroscopic surgery’ on his right shoulder Monday. Pete Smith. 2-2. took the loss, serving up both homers. Pirates....................................................... « Reds...........................................................2 Giant a........................................................4 Meta.......................................................... 2 NEW YORK — Kevin Bass belted a three-run flrst-Innlng homer and Bob Knepper combined with two relievers on a seven-hitter, helping the San Francisco Giants to a 4-2 victory that snapped the New York Me ts' four-game winning strcal; Knepper. making his first s.nrf scattered six hits over 5 2 - 3 Innl victory. Jeff Brantley yielded one hit over 2 1-3 innings before Steve Dedroslan worked the ninth for his fourth save. Knepper. 1-1. recovered from a shaky first Inning and kept the Mcts off balance with an assortment of breaking pitches. He walked one. struck out seven and was benefited by New fork hitter's Impatience. Several Mcts were oat In front of Knepper's pitches, pulling potential home runs tnto foul territory. PITTSBURGH — John Smiley and BUI Landrum combined to stop n red-hot Cincinnati team and the Pirates collected 14 hits off four Reds pitchers. Including previously undefeated Jack Armstrong, to help Pittsburgh to a 6-2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Smiley evened his record at 3-3 with six plus Innings of work, allowing two runs and seven hits with five strikeouts. Landrum pitched the final three Innings to pick up his fourth save as the Pirates won their fifth straight. Expos.........................................................® Dodgers............................................................3 MONTREAL — Andres Galarraga drove In two runs night to help Kevin Gross win his fourth straight and extend the Montreal Expos’ winning streak to four with a 5-3 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Gross. 4-1. gave up three runs on five hits, no walks and four strikeouts In 8 1-3 Innings. He left after surrendering a solo homer tc Kal Daniels In the ninth. 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The Astros committed six errors, two by shortstop Rafael Ramirez. Five of Philadelphia’s runs were unearned. Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* Is hereby given that I am engaged In business al 5512 Ju tlln t W ay. Winter Park. 327*2. Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Nam* ot PRODUCTS IN CONTROL, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance wl’ h the Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section t « 09 Florida Statutes '*5* Randal; Scott P'tWWv. t p r " 1*. A May J. 10. 17. ’ *90 DEP 244 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT M AY CON­ CERN: Notice le hereby given that tha undertlgnad. purtuent to the "F ictitio u s Nam* Statuta.*’ Chapter tdS ot. Florida Statute*, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. In and tor Samlnole County, Florida, upon receipt ot proof ot publication, of thle nolle*, th* flcflllout name, t o - ^ —A n u iT TOY STORAGE uf... ich I aepect to •'"jaq# In buainett al 401 Hlllvlaw Drive. Altamonte Spring*. FL 32714. That th* party Inter**led in tald butlneu enterprise It a* tel lew*: Bob Hattaw ty Invettmant Corporation, a Florida corpora­ tion Dated at Altamonte Srlngt. Seminole County Florida. April 10.1440 BOB H A T T A W A Y I N ­ VESTMENT CORFPORATION BV: Bob Hattaway, lit Presi­ dent Publish: April It, 24. A May 1. 10. 1*40 DEP 217 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged In business at 1221 Classic Dr , Longwood. Fla 3277*. Sen,mole County, Florida, undar in* Fictitious Nam* ot WHOLESALE MEDICAL IM PORT, and that I Inta-d to register said name with the Clerk ol lha Circuit Court, Sem Inol* County. Florida. In ac cordance with the Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes. ToW lt Section 445 0* Florida Statute* 1457 0*nnit Oraitn Publish May 3.10.17.24. 1*90 DER I I NOTICE TOTHE PUBLIC: NoPc* It hereby given that in# Board ol Adluslrnanl ol the City ol Sanford will hold a regular mealing on May 25. 1*90. In tn# City Hall Commission Chambers at 11:X a m. In order to contld er a request for variance In the Zoning Ordinance at It pertains to Front Yard variance re­ quirements In e SR I district on: LOT 15. Blk I Country Club Manor, U n lllP B U P G 7* Being more specifically da scribed at located 120 Club Road Planned us* ol the property It to construct e carport unto an tattling tingle family dwelling Board ot Adiustmant W M . Philips. Chairman ADVICE TOTHE PUBLIC: It a person decides to appeal e decision mad* with respect to any matter considered at the above m eeting or hearing, he/the will need a verbatim record ot the proceedings In eluding tha testimony and evl dene*, which record it not provided by the City ol Sanford (FS 344 OIOS) PUBLISH May 10 and May 20. 1*90 OER U NOTICE TOTHE PUBLIC: Nolle* It hereby given the I the Board of Adjustment of the City ol Sanford will hold a regular meeting on May 25. 1*90. In the City Hall Commission Chambers at 1130 a m In order to contld er e request tor variance In the Zoning Ordinance as It pertains to Sid* Yard vsrla n c* re qulrements In e GC 3 district on LOT 1. Blk 5 Dreemwold PB 4 PG30 Being more specifically de scribed at located 2S03 Laurel Avenue Planned ut* ol the property It to construct e carport unto an Misting ting I* family dwelling Board ol Adjustment W M. Philips. Chairman ADVICE TOTHE PUBLIC It a parson decides to appeal a decision mad* with respect to any mallei* considered el the above m eeting or hearing, he/the will need a verbatim record ol the proceedings In eluding in* testimony and evl dene*, which record It not provided by the City ol Senlord IFS 240 0IT5) PUBLISH May 10 and May 20. 1990 OER 47 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice l* hereby given that I am engaged In business al 513 R am td ell Ave . Altam onte Springs. FL 12714. Seminole County. Florida, under the F ic titiou s Nam e ot 52 W VACATION AVE . end that I intend to register said name with m* Clerk ol in* Circuit Court. Seminote County. F lor I de. in accordance with in* Provitton t ol the Fictitious Name Statutes To Wit Section *45 0* Florida Statutes 1*57 AudieV Naiereno Publish May 10. 17.34.21. 1*90 DER *7 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle# It hereby given that I am engaged In butlnett al 2*45 M oor* Station Rd.. Sanford. Samlnol* County. Florida, undar th* Fictitious Nam* ol CLASSIC CAR WORKS A ACCESSORIES INC., and that I Inland to raglttar tald name with th* Clark ol th# Circuit Court. Sam­ lnol* County. Florida. In ac­ cordance with th* Provittont ol th* Flcflllout Nam* Statute*. To Wit: Section 145 04 Florida Statuta* 1457. Christopher S. Patrlt. Jr. Publish: May 2. 10. 17.24. 1440 DER 22 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged In butlnett al 571S Oak Hollow Lana. Oviedo. FL 22745. Seminole County. Florida, under th# Flctltloui Nam# ol HOLOEN ENGINEERING, and that I Inland to raglttar tald nam# with th* Clark ol th* Circuit Court. Samlnol* County. Florida. In accordance with th* P ro vltlon t ol the Flctltloui Name Statutes To-Wit: Section 445 oe Florida Statute* 1*57. Philip W. Holden Publish: May J. 10.17.34.14*0 OER 37 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. ft-1743-CA 04-E CHASE HOME MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff vt. MICHAEL R LEROUX. *1*1. Oelendanlt NOTICE OF ACTION TO DEBORAH A. LEROUX 117 South Street Somerset. Massachusetts 0273* YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tor Foreclosure at Mori gag* on the following described property: Lot If. Block J. FOXMOOR UNIT 2. according to th* plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book It, Paget 72 and 71. Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida hat been tiled againtt you and you a rt required to u r v * a copy ot your written defenses. It any. to It. on Stuart H G ltllti. Attorney tor Plelntltt. whose address It Suit* 300. 1570 Madrug* Avenue. Corel Gables. Florida. 13)4* on or be tort June IJth. 1990 aid til* the original with th* Clerk of this Court either before service on Plain tilt's attorney or immediately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you tor the re lief demanded In th* complaint WITNESS my hand and th* teal ot this Co-irt this tth day ol Mar leeo (SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE As Clerk of the Court By Ruth King At Deputy Clerk Publish May 10.17.14. 31. tt*0 OER 101 .................................................4 .................... ................................................... 1 SEATTLE — Roger Clemens won hla fifth game of the season and 100th of his career and Carlos Quintana. Luis Rivera and Tony Pena homered. the Boaton Red Sox. Clemens, 5-2. notched his first coir, etc game and the first by a Boston pitcher. He struck out six and walked one while scattering four hits. Orioles........................................................9 Angela................................................ 1 ANAHEIM. Calif. — Cal Ripken became the third major league shortstop to hit 200 home runs, helping the Baltimore Orioles to victory over the California Angels and their first triumph over Mark Langston In three years. Cal Ripken. Billy Ripken and Randy Milligan each drove In two runs to lift the Orioles. Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged in buttnau at 4B01 Hester A*.. Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, undar tha F ictitiou s N am * at J a J SPRINKLER, and that I Intend la register said name with the Clara a* tha Circuit Court. Sam County. Florida, in acwtth tha Provittont of (ha Fictitious Name Statute*. To-Wit: Section *45 09 Florida Statuta* 1452. John F. Nagrl Publish: May 3.10.17.24.1440 DERM NOTICE OF' FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged In butinttt at >710 Hwy 17 42. Unit 1. Sanford. FL 32772. Somlnoto County, Florida, undar th# Fictitious Nam* ol THE MOBILE SOUND STU DIO. and that I Intend to register told nam* with th* Clerk of th* Circuit Court. Sem Inol* County, Florida. In #c cordanc* with th* Provisions „f th# Fictitious Nam* Statutes. ToW lt: Section 4*5 04 Florida Statute* 1452. Itloc Andrews Publlth: May 10.17.74. II. I4S0 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* Is hereby given that I am engaged In bualnata at 4430 Hwy 17-42. Maitland. Fla. 22751. Samlnol* County. Florida, undar th* Fictitious Nam* of 1743 AUTO SALES, and that I Inland to raglttar said nam* with th* Clark 9 th* Circuit Court. Sam met* County. Florida. In ac­ cordance with th* Previsions of the Fictitious Nome Statute*. TeW It; Section 445 04 Florida Statutes 1457. Gen* A. Argentine Publllh: May J. W. 12,34. 1440 DER It NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Not lea It hereby given tnat I am engaged In business at 120 N. Palmetto Ave., Lake Mary. FL 3274*. Seminole County, Florid*, undar th* Fictitious Nam* of A OELUXE OETAIL. and that I Inland to register said nam* with th* Clerk nt me Circuit Court, Samlnol* County, Florida. In accordance with the Previsions ef th* Flcflllou t Nam* Statutes. To-Wit: Section *45 04 Florida Statutes 1737. E d w a rd J. Brown Publish: April If. 24. A May J. 10.1440 PEP-214______________________ NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* I* hereby given that I am engaged In business at 402 Grtckto Drive. Casselberry, FL. 32707. Samlnol* County. Florida, undar th* Fictitious Nam* of NATIONW IDE M AR K E TIN G CROUP, and that I Intend to register said .same with th* Clark of th* Circuit Court, SamInoto County, Florida. In ac­ cordance with th* Previsions of th* Fictitious Nam* Statuta*. To-Wit: Section 045.04 Florida Statute* 1457. Jtm et S. Godwin Publish: April 24. 1 May 1. lb. 17.1440 DEP 242 AFFIDAVIT UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Th* undertlgnad. undar oath, states the Intention to engage In a butlnett enterprise under th* fictitious nam* ol ALTAWOOO G YNE C O LO G IC A L ASSOCI ATES located at SIS State Road 414. Suit* 20*. Longwood. Florl da 22750. Those Interested In the above enterprise, and th* aslant of th* Interest ot each, art at follows: ALTAWOOO GYNECOLOGICAL ASSOCIATES By: THEOOORE A. BARKER. P.A. By: FERNANDO TAPIA 515 Steto Road 434. Suit* 304 Longwood. Florida 32750 100% Publish: April I*. 2* A May 3. 10.1440 DEP 120_______________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 40-3171 C A etL CITY SAVINGS BANK. F.S.B. Plaintiff. vt. PABLO HOFLE. at al.. Datondants NOTICE OF ACTION TO: OONNAM. HOFLE Residence: Unknown Last Known Address C/oSAAR *20 Williamsburg Drive Holly Hill. Florida 22017 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to torec lota th* mortgage encum bering th* follo w in g property in Ouval County. Flor Id*. Lot 40. TUSKAWILLA POINT, according to th* plat thereof at recorded In Piet Book 22. pages II and 03. Public Records ol Samlnol* County. Florida has baan Iliad by th* P lain tiff againtt you and others In th* above entitled cause and you are required to serve a copy of your wrlttan detansas. it any, to It on Smith A Simmons. P.A.. Plaintiffs attorney. 112 West Adam s S trsst. S uit* 1114. Jacksonville. Florida 22202. on or before May 21st. 1440. and III* th* original with th* Clark ol this Court either before service on Plaintiff e attorney or imme diatoly thereafter, otherwise, a default will be entered againtt you tor the relief demanded In th* complaint er petition WITNESS my hand and teal ot tnit Court on this lath day ot April, 1490 (SEAL) Maryann* Mors* Clark ot th* Circuit Court By Heather Brunner Deputy Clark Publlth: April 19. 34 4, May 3. 10. 1440 DEP 221 OER-ft N O TIC E OF F IC T IT IO U S N A M E Nolle* It hereby given that we or* engaged In business al S3I7 McIntosh Point, Sanford. FL 32773. Somlnoto County, Florida, undar th* Fktlttou* Nam* ol T A H MACHINE A TOOL, and that we Intend to register said nam* with th* Clark ol th* Circuit Court. Samlnol* County. Florid*. In accordance with th* Provisions ot th* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To Wit: Section 445 04 Florid* Statutes 1457 Thoms* D. Calvert PatrlctaA. Pitts Publlth: May 10.17.34. II. 1440 OER f t NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME _ Notice It hereby given that T am engaged In business el 370A S R 437. Longwood 22750 . Sem Inote County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol ECONO ORAPE. and that I Intend to register said nam# with th* Cl#f k of th* Circuit Court. Sam Inol* County, ‘ lorIda. in ac cordanc* with th* Provltlont ol th* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To-Wit Section 4*5 0* Florida Statute* 1457. Rebecca Lough Publlth. May 10.17.24.31. 1440 DER 103 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business al SCI E. 2tth St.. Sanford, FL 33773. Samlnol* County. Florida, undar th* Fictitious Nam* ot D H. STRIPING, and that I Inland to raglttar tald nam* with th# Clark ol th* Circuit Court, Sam Ino’r Cc jnty. Florida, in ac cordanc* with th* Provisions ol th* Fictitious Ni..h* Statutes. ToW lt: Section 445Of Florida Statutes 1457. Donald Hast. Jr. Publish: May 10.17.74. II. 1490 DER 102 INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. Cat* N*.: 44-1443 CA 44 L General Jurisdiction Florida Be- No.: 0409*0 MASSACHUSETTSMUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Ptolntlll. vt. A L LE N W .M A Y .lt living, tt u a .e ttl.. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO: P R E S ID E N T IA L FI NANCIAL CORPORATION, a corporation Whose domicil*, principal place ot business It 2220 Psrk Late D riv e . Suite 550. Atlan ta. Georgia 30345 YOU ARE NOTIFIED mat an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property in Seminole County. Florida Lot 4. SPRING GARDENS, according to th* plat thereof at recorded In Piet Book IS. page 47. Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida; hat been Iliad agelntl you and ALLEN W MAY. II living, and TINA M AY. hit wlla. It living. Including any unknown spout* ol th* tald Defendants. It either has remarried end it either or both ol said Defendants are deceased, their respective un known heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, creditors, lienors, end trustees, end e ll other persons claiming by. through, undar or againtt th* named Defendants. HOUSEHOLD RE A LT Y CORPORATION, a cor poratton. and you art required to serve e copy ol your written detansas. Ilany. tolton: JO SEPH M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. Plaintiffs attorney whose address it: X I N Franklin Streot. Suite 77X. Temp*. Florida 33*03 on or before the 29th day at May. 1440. and tile trie original with th* Clerk ol this Court either before service on P lain tiffs attorney or Immediately there alter, otherwise a default will be entered egeip.l you tor th* relief demanded In the Com plaint OATEO on this 24th day ol April. 1440 I Seal I MARVANNE MORSE CLERKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publish April 2* A May J. 10. 17. tteo DEP 747 �m •• Rw S«nfo,U Heiald, Sanford, Florida — ihuiaday, April 19, 2G, M a y 3, 10, 1990 — 1 SEMINOLE C O U N T Y T A X CERTIFICATE SALE L E G A L N O T IC E S N A M I L B O A L OtSOIIPTIOM NOTICtOFTAX M L B Nolk* It bartby glvwi that on Itw loth day ot May, i m . 9 00 A M *' S w i m Budding In Sanford. >101 Eatl Flr»t Stmt. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 10, 1990; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c2afb0f6d3ac52486a9cb128d9b3893d.pdf 81c25bc2f9145faf4f108b5b3e7b2b50 PDF Text Text M a r c h 26, 1 9 9 0 MONDAY 25 C e n t s Sanford Herald M od Year, No. 1 8 4 - Sanford, Florida Parents protest tonight N E W S D IG E S T □ Sports Riddicks namsd gams MVP O R L A N D O — Seminole High School iicnlor S h m K rd d lrk i scored 26 points and was named the games Most Valuable Player In the North girls 56 54 victory over the South In the third annual F C A A All Star Basketball Classic at Valencia Com m unity College Saturday night Seminole's Robert Moore scored 11 points for the boys In the next game but It was not enough as the North dropped a 77-76 decision to the South. l M Fi h Groups anxious to discuss school overcrowding plans IB SCC takes doublshsadsr B « VICKI I S A N FO R D — Seminole Com m unity College swept a baseball double-header from PascoHrrnando at Raider Field Saturday on the strength of a one-hitter by Joe Sam arn and Bret R utzrbrck In the first game and Mike Fuller going 4-fnr-4 with two home runs In the second game. S C C won the opener 2-0 und the nightcap 14-3 as the Raiders raised their record to 6-22. Having won four of six games this week. SC C lias three Mid-Florida Conference games sched­ uled this week. P *|« IB □ Local Telson announces election bid W IN T E R PARK — Pat Telson has announced she will attempt to keep her scat on the school board. Currently, she Is the only candidate for the District 4 seal she now holds. Ih N h M Longwood looks at main street I.OiNGWOOD — Th e Main Street program, which helps medium-sized cities develop com ­ mercially viable downtowns, may lx- coming to Longwood Is city planners have their way. Th e city will make application for the grant to soon. Sm F i | « 1A Post office spiffed up S A N FO R D — A construction crew has begun work on a $200,000 renovation at the Sanford branch of the U.S. Post Office, what local residents and city officials have called an eyesore for several years. Postmaster Fred Rader said today construc­ tion began March 19 at the post office, located at 221 N. Palmetto Ave. Th e crew Is currently pressure spraying exterior bricks, he said. Rader said the project will Include repaving of the parking lot. landscaping, repainting of Interior and exterior, updating of the counter line, and several other Improvements. Although two parking spaces will be marked for handi­ capped customers, he said, no new spares will tie created In the office lot. T h e renovation was planned more than two years ago. but was cut from the budget each year until now. Rader said. Sanford Mayor D cllyc Sm ith and the city S c rn lr Improvement Board have asked postal authorities several times In the last yeur to participate In beautification of the Lake Monroe waterfront by landscaping the Palmetto Avenue Harold Half writer Herman Wallitrom (left), ol Bram Towers In Sanford, has Is lu e s prepared al the Sanford W IN T E R PARK — A n Oviedo-bused group of parents say double sessions und year-round schools are not the answrr to overcm wdlng In HshNWUS t ................... Seminole County schools. Th e y plan to pack Ih r school board work session on the subject tonight at Chamber of Commerce office by Jim Gray of 7 p m . at Lake Howell High School. 4200 Dike Kd.. Winter Springs. W inter Park. A n n Netswendcr. school board chairman, said she would not be surprised to see u lurge group of protesters at tonight's meeting. "I'v e gotten a lot of phone calls." she said. "People have been telling tnc that double sessions and year-round schools are not the solutions to our problems." Netswendcr said a majority of the calls have been from Oviedo, where parents of students ut ‘ Stcnstrom Elementary School were given flyers about the Issue through the Stcnstrom Local School Advisory Committee. "W e've had a campaign going for the last two weeks trying to get people out there tonight." said Bv JAMB BUTTON Jo h n Witty, chairman of the Stcnstrom l„SAC. He United Preae International said the group has “ several hundred" members. Nelswender said the meeting tonight Is only u S A N F O R D — W ith Just three weeks unlit work session. "W e will make no decisions ut the the lux deadline, only 40 percent of work session." Nelsewender said "W e arc going to Floridians have filed returns, but that Is discuss the problem and listen to Input from the well ahead uf lust year due to the public." popularity of clcx-lronlc filing among those Nelswender said the flyer contained a great dcu. awaiting refunds, the IRS said Wednesday. of misinformation. "T h e y say H u t we will fracture Th ro u g h March 2. the latest figures lamllles. that we will cause some jiurcnls to have to uvullablr. the IRS had received 3.59 quit their Jobs to accomodate their children's million Florida returns, said Holger Eurschedules and that double sessions and year-round Irtgcr. an IRS spokesman in Jacksonville. schools will create a system ol substandard Th a t Is 40 percent of the expected total education. T h is Is misinformation." she said. i from Florida, or 5 percent gheud of last . T h e flyer also contains the Isim r irWplionc numbers of all five school board mcmlierx. r i N l t i t * , Page BA Nelswender said "all the parents I talked to" M any turn to the big boys w hen tax time rolls around J. BRAD DILLINO Herald staff writer SA N FO R D — If you haven’t filed your Income tax return yet, you proliably owe big bucks to Uncle Sam und you are probably enlisting the aid of large companies like H A D Block. "Everybody who knows they are gelling a refund rushes in early In February." said Jim Wallers, manager lor B A R Block olflecs In Dclloua and Deliarv. "Those thul owe money aren't In such a big b u rry ." Forty percent of Florida’s taxpayers have hied so far. according to an Internal Revenue Service report. Many of Ihr late tilers p rrfrr In go to larger firms Instead of small, p rlvulr firms lhat eater year round In businesses thul require monthly and quarterly reports. Forms «r v filed faster ut larger firms brcuusr many of Ih is r n u t,, havr electronic filing, mild Jo h n Whlghatn. u Bes T a x .P a g e BA IRS: Floridians are filing earlier See Crowding, Page 5A Sanford to debate power boat races By LAURA L. SULLIVAN Herald staff writer________________ S A N FO R D — City officials are recommending approval of plans to hold hydroplane bout racing on Lake Monroe In May. Th e city commission tonight will vole on the plan, which Includes measures for controlling u projected crowd of 25.000 spectators. During a meeting with race promoters last week, commissioners und city stall hud expressed concerns about traf­ fic. jurklng. crowd control und trash pickup City Manager Frank Faison has estimated the three-day event will cost the city $150,000 to provide police and fire protection und other services. He bus recom m ended charging Sunset Sports Associates half of the estimated cost one week lx-fore the race, and the remaining half after the race when the city has tabulated total costs. Fulson has also recommended requiring Sunset SjMirls to purchase Insurance to protect the city 's liability. About 20 off-duty |M>llce officers will tie needed to direct truffle and to control crowds. Police Chief Steve Harriett wrote In a memorandum last week. Total police expenditures for Ih r event will lie $11,176. hr said. Sunset Sports has asked the city to block off First Street May 11 for a dlspluy of the race bruts, and to block off Seminole Ikiulevard. from Myrtle Avenue to the city martua. on May 12 and 13. Admission will be charged during race days to enter the marina, except for customers of the Grand Romance and other m arina busi­ nesses T h e public boat rum p will be branch. Lotto jackpot now $22 million T A L L A H A S S E E — Nobody matched all six numbers In this week's Florida Lotto drawing so the Jack|x>t rolled over to an estimated $22 million the biggest prize since November, lottery officials said Sunday. T h e winning num bers In Saturday night's drawing were 15. 25. 2H. 29. 32 mid 42. A lthou g h nobody won the grand prize. 267.271 tickets ((uallfled for smaller prizes. Payouts were: • 165 matched live of six to win $6,604 50. • 11.765 matched four of six In win $ 135.50. • 25 5 .3 4 1 matched three of six to win $6. From $l$fl and wire reports Bridge............... Classifieds....... Comics.............. Crossword........ Oosr Abby......... Death*............... ■dltorlal. mm ........ ........a a ........ 11 -4A Waather.....................2A Partly cloudy, warm Partly cloudy today with a high In Hu­ m id MOs Low s In the 5<)s tonight und back up Into the 70s to­ morrow. For more weather, ih Pago 2A closrd for the race w erkrnd. Michael Hyanis. consultant to Sunset Sports, said lust week (In­ group Is working with the U.S. Coust Guard to monitor manatees In Lake Monroe during the races. T w o shore-based observers and two aerial observers w ill monitor the waters for the marine creatures, he said. Ih u t propcllors are u major threat to the shrinking num ber of the endangered manatees In Florida waters. Hydroplane hunts. which cun reach speeds up to I It) uules See Boats. Page BA O zone depletion may be cause of fatal skin cancer United Press International D A Y T O N A B E A C H — Th e depletion of Earth's ozone layer apparently Is contribut­ ing to u dramatic Increase in an often deadly form of skin cancer In the United States, researchers warned Sunday. Dr. Durell Rlgel said tin- Incidence of melanoma Inis increased 1.250 percent since 1935. By the year 2000. an estimated one In 90 Amcrlcuns will develop melanoma during their lifetimes, versus only one In 1.500 in the 1930s. said Rlgel. of New York University. Doctors believe one cause Is u decrease of 3 percent to 7 percent In the protective ozone iayer that filters damaging sun rays. Rlgel told an American Cancer Society seminar. Unlike Hu- more common forms ol skin cancer, which are highly curable, melanoma often resists treatment once It has spread There will lx- an expected 27.600 new cases of melanoma In the United Slates this year, killing 6.300 people. Once extremely rare melanoma Is now the co u n try 's ninth most com m on form of cancer. Increasing faster than any other form ol the disease. Rlgel said A study hy Rlgel s research group found six prim ary risk lactors lor melanoma. Including light hair, freckling, a family history of the dlscusr ami the presence of red. rough skill marks from sun exposure. T w o others factors that predispose people to melanoma arc blistering sunburns and outdoor Jobs during teenage years. Rlgel said "It's not a good Idea to get sunburn." he See S k in , Page 9 A Lake Mary High School principal Don Reynolds (right) met with Rep Craig James. (R F ta ) In Washington D C to discuss legislative education Issues Reynolds lobbies Congress for drop-out prevention program ■y VICKI OeSOAMIKN Herald staff writer I.A K E M ARY — Don Reynolds. |>i I i u I|m I ol Lake Mary High Sc I iini I. earlier this month went to Washington. D.C. to lobby for Hie creation of a na l tonal "youth corps." Reynolds anil other national representatives of tile National A-sociallon ol Secondary School Principals met wi t h C n u g n s s tn iia l repiescnialivcs to discuss Issues lacing si hi Mils throughout the country. Reynolds said many Seminole Couiilv issues are the same as those lacing dlsiiii is around the nation. It was with that In uiiiid that the educators presented several Ideas to the f o il grcssioual representatives Sec Plan. Page BA SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call322-2611 �J •A — Sanford HmM. Sanford. Florid* — Monday. March » . 1880 NEW S FROM TH E REGION AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E FLORIDA Intense scrutiny of H R S vowed M Scientists study coral M IAM I — Sciential* are at tidy In f( a patch of coral reef just eaat of Elliott Key to tra rr subtle changes In the marine environment over hundreds of years, and to gauge I he Impact of t hoar changes on living coral. T h e ir research m ay also provide data in the debate over global warming. "W e re hoping to be able In provide a Koaetta atone ... to discover from corals that were alive hundreds and thousands of years ago what the environment was like when they were growing." researcher Alina Srm ant told T h e Miami Herald. "Th e re 's a lot of dispute right now about whether global w arm ing Is really going on — whether m an la messing around with the environment enough to supercede the natural cycles. - Corals can give us a baseline." Fugitives like south Florida, too M IAM I — South Florida'* climate and cosmopolitan m ix attract not Just tourists but fugitives as well, making the area one of the nation's lop havens for those on the lam. federal officials say. "W ere Inundated with fugitives here," said Jo h n Fernandes, spokesman for the Drug Enforcement Adm in 1st ration in Miami. Miam i's FBI office looks for more fugitives than any other FBI branch in the country, said Michael Boyle, supervlsor of the FB I's fugitive squad In Miami. "W h y Miami? Well, a couple of reasons. Num ber one. the sun. sand, surf and wrather conditions are as attractive to the crim inal element as they are to tourists." Boyle told T h e Miami Herald. "Another reason is this is a major metropolitan area, it's cosmopolitan and internal Innal." he added. T A L L A H A S S E E - Florida lawmakers arc scratching Ihelr heads and wringing Ihcir hands, trying to (Igurc a way to restore credibility to the slate's troubled welfare agenry. Virtually all agrre Ihe credibility of Die ■tale D e p a rtm e n t o f H e a lth and Rehablittalive Services has fallen so low that u major overhaul m ay be In order. T h e agency la expected to gel Its most Intensive look ever d u rin g Ihe 60-duy legislative session that starts April 4. Some key lawmakers want to create a blue-ribbon study commission to study HRS. while others want to put children's programs Into a department of their own. The re 's also a bill to reorganize H R S services by county boundaries, and another lo create boards of directors for the 11 existing service areas. Some lawmakers even wonder If they should scrap parts of Ihe agency and start anew. Many agrre the agency Is terribly short on dollars for ils programs, but they say they won’t be giving It the money until it Improves. Louis Ur la Partr. who as a stair senator gained tlir label of "father of H R S" In If(till when he *{xm*urrd Ils creation, suys the scrutiny Is n rrd rd . " T h e n - is a considerable unrount of rritlrtsm of HRS around Ihls stair, anti Ihc onr I hear Ih r most, and perhaps the moat drsrrved. Is Hull it's too big." d r la Parte told the Tam pa Trib u n e for a report In Ils Sunday editions. "Y ou don't rrrule something and never look at II again. You can't expect that H R S Is filling the same role today as when It was rre a le d ." said d r la Parte, a T a m p a attorney. Drug abuse, AID S. Immigrants, family turmoil and an Increasingly aged population all have put more pressures on HRS. a nmsslvr conglomeration of 16 oner-separate] a grnrlrs. councils ami programs. No other slate has a social service agency I lh ] so large. Most either spill social and health services Into two or more agencies, or ship * money to counllrs for programs supervised by Ihc stair, much like public schools. A few smaller states have mlnl-HHSs. H R S lias more than 43.300 employers, a budget of more than 83.3 billion and nine major service arras. Il runs public health clinics, oversres Ih r Medicaid insurance program for poor people, dispenses food stamps and wrlfarr rh rrk s . licenses hospi­ tals and nursing homes. Investigates child ubusr and ovcrscrsju vrnllr justice. Il runs hospitals for the mentally III. tends housekeepers lo ihc homes of the frail elderly and helps the developm enlally disabled live on their own. Students accust Investment MIAM I — Students In a public school class for novice Investors have complained that they lost thousands of dollars when thetr teacher persuaded them to Invest money w ith his brokerage firm. T h e y charged that Instructor Ja m e s M cCorm ick, an employer of the Prudentlal-Bache brokerage house. Jeopardized their savings by putting the money In high-risk securities and traded on their accounts without permission. Th e Florida Comptrollers O fllcr and the National Association of Securities Dealers are in vrsttgallng the complaints. A Ja n . 9 report by Dade County School ftivcstlgators concluded that McCormick had used the school system for personal gain. McCormick was removed from the school system Ja n . 30. Ik , M S , M m Dedication The Seminole High School band and Disney characters took part Saturday In the school's re-dedication. Door crushes bus driver's neck F O R T L A U D E R D A L E — A 64-year-old bus company worker has died of Injuries suffered when a pneumatic bus door closed on his neck, the Broward County Medical Exam iner's Office reported. Jean Paul Alnc Proulx or Fort Lauderdale died Sunday or Injuries suffered in the accident a day earlier. He was an employee of the P. E.l. Bus Export Co. T h e accident occurred in the company's parking lot. Proulx. who started the engines of charter buses In the yard, apparently slipped and fell In the bus doorway and the door closed on his neck. shcrlfTs Investigators said. MfAMl — A Dadef County Youth Fair tride was reopened utter Inspectors found no mechanical problems were responsible for the Injury of on 18-year-old passenger, the1fair's afifeiy director said. County and slate ride Inspectors examined ihe Himalaya, a small version of u roller roasler. before Ibe ride reopened Sunday at 3 p.m . T h e ride was shut down Saturday nglhl after Marlela Da villa of Sweetwater hit her face on a platform. She allegedly stood up In one of the ride's cars while ih r ride was running, said Youth Fair Director of Safely Ed Danuldson. Davllla was treated for cuts and bruises on her face and rr Iarsed from Jackson Memorial Hospital. Youth Fair manager Darwin Fuchs said the accident appeared to be due to "passenger negligence." T h e inspectors examined the ride anyway and said li was mechanically sound, and thai Ihc safely bar was operating properly. Tubing limit* Improves river F O R T W H IT E - North Florida wlldlirc officials said tubing limits adopted a year ago along Ihc Ichctucknrr River hud helped clean up the spring-fed waterway T h e Hear, cool river Is lined by shady trees. Il Is popular among Inner tubers and swimmers, especially during ihe s w rllrrln g latr-sum m rr months. Lust yra r. Ihc slate set limits lo reduce the num ber of people using Ichctucknrr Springs Stair Park at any one time. From United Pr— International reports LO TTERY TA L L A H A S S E E • Tbs dally numbsr Sunday in the Florida Lottary CASH 3 gam* was 830 I : Straight Play (number, in sisct order): *250 on a 50 cent b*t. *500 on 11 HBos 3 (numbers In any order) *80 tor e 50 c ent bet. *180 on (1. Bos 0 (number* In any order) *40 for * SOxent bel. *00 on *1 freight drawn, *80 In any order one St b*l. □ Straight Boi 8 *290 In order drawn. *40 if picked In combination on SI bet. lu tn w Space telescope m oved to launch pad CAPE CANAVERAL The 81.5 billion Hubble Sparc Tele ­ scope was moved to the shuttle Discovery's launch pad Sunday for Installation In Ihc ship's cargo bay and blastoff April 13. "W e rolled out a day early und e v e ry th in g went exactly according lo the plan." said N A S A spokesman George Ollier. "A l ihls point, that gives us un added day of contingency. I don't know of any open Issues." T h e boxcar-stzed telescope, the most expensive civilian satel­ lite built so tar In Ihc shuttle era. was placed In a special canlstrr a n d m oved from a storage hangar to launch pad 39H before dawn Sunday. D tllrr said Ih r ranlslcr and Its cosily cargo were moved Into a P O V T M A S T IR : ten*e* *re«rrh rn ee t ta T H « lA N F O t O H IR A L 0 . P O Re> It lf . teeter*. PL m i l . M u n y l i M Refer I (telly a Sundry) Heme Delivery A Meil ) htanlht IN M t Meath, U, M i veer SflM iren m u n special "clean room " ut Ihe launch pad Sunday afternoon for Inslallalloii later 111 Discovery's 60-foot-long payload Itay. If all goes well. Discovery und Ils four-man. one-woman crew will blast off on the year's third shuttle night at 9:31 a m . E D T Thursday. April 13. to kick olf one of the most scientifically lni|xtrtani missions In ih r histo­ ry or manned space Might. Once in nrhlt 380 miles above Earl It's obscuring atmosphere. U nited Press International T A M P A — Florida’s method of selecting ils judges could be upproachlng Its D-day on sepa­ rate fronts: In Ihe Legislature und In the courts themselves. In T a l l u h u s a r r . w h e re lawmakers will convene lit regu­ la r se s sio n A p r i l 4 . som e legislators are pushing for a N o ve m b e r re ferendum on a system where county and clrrult Judges would tie appointed by the governor Inslrud of Heeled. Meanwhile. In Tum pa. a black urtlvlsi Is tallowing a script thui luis been successful In other slates by usklng u federal Judge lo force Ih r stale to establish single-member illstrlcts lor the election of judges. T h e e s t a b11 s h m e n I o f single-member districts would give blacks u letter chance of winning Hrclkin to the tench. said the activist. T h e slate's present system calls for co u n ty und circuit Judges to be Heeled 111 countywide elections, while appellate Judges and slate Supreme Cuurl Justices are upjxilnted by Ihc governor. Early this year, the Florida liar's board of governors voted overwhelmingly lo endorse the concept of appointing all Irlul lodges through a system known .is m e rll sH ccllu n und rrlrn llo n . In endorsing Ihe concept, the board said Judicial races have lieromc exceedingly expensive and that lawyers are mosl often ihe eumpalgn conirlbulors. Th e fact that Judges collect large sums from those who represent clients before them creates un appearance of Impropriety. Ihe hoard said. Merit selrcllon would lead to more highly qualified candidates THE W EATHER ■ X T W M D OUTLOOK Today...Partly cloudy with a high In the mid 80s. Northcasl winds al 5 to lO m p h . Tonight...Partly cloudy with a low In Ihe upper 50s. Light winds. T o m o rr o w ...P a rt ly u clo u d y and breezy with a high In the upper 70s and northeast winds ut IS m p h a n d g u s lIn g . E x te n d e d o u t lo o k ...P a r t ly cloudy and warmer Wednesday through Friday with a chance of afternoon showers and th u n ­ derstorms Friday. Monday. March 28. t990 VoI 82. No 184 (•can* C te n F n l q r Pete et Meter*. Ftartar n t t t CAPE CANAVERAL A p .m . E S T S u n d a y and Delta 3 rocket safely boosted a smcxjthly vaulted uway from 865 million navigation saidlaunch complex 17 ut ihr Ittr Inioorbll. Ihc s rv rn lh In a Cape Canaveral A ir Force globr-spannlng network that Station, km llng through low will help troops around Ih r i clouds and disappearing from world plnpiUiit their posUlotts , view .dlcr a sky-lighting fllghl to within about SO fret. visible for hundreds of miles T h e 830 million Delta 3. ; Th e launch came four days equipped with nine strap-on later Ilian planned because of solid-furl boosters for extra high u p iK T-ulllludr winds last Wednesday. pow rr. Hashed to life at 9:45 Ihc glam telescope Is expected lo allow astronomers lo study ob|ects In unprecedented detail with a 94.5-Inch mirror that Is the most perfect optical surface lam rich processing has been proerrdtng so smoothly that NASA managers have been con­ sidering Ihe possibility of m ov­ ing the tauneh dale up a day or mu. (o April to or I I . but no final decisions are expected before N A SA munagers hold a formal flight readiness review Thursday One tar lor that could play a role In any such decision Is a polrntlal problem with Discov­ ery's nose landing gear. T l i r p ro b le m , in v o lv in g a poirntlully cross-1breaded nui Ihul holds hearings In place uround ihc nose landing gear axle, was thought to have been resolved Iasi weekend. Debate nearing end on selection of state’s judges W cr \|^-------- C»ty A pilichK O ti Cret hr lew D iy tone B iic h Fort livde rd il* Fort M ytrt G i! net *i H# jAt klOriviH# Key A rti Ftmaciti Uritoti Bridtnittri Ysitiftettee I imp* vero Beech W*tf F ilm Seech Hi Li Sim 7f M 0 00 *3 u om u on «i u oci i* u o n ft u o n ft m o n li fi o n u »» on n ii on oi »i u n u a on M ti on n m on on THURSDAY Sunny 88*72 FRIDAY FUyCMy 87.70 SATURDAY Cloudy 78-87 STATISTICS New March as € O M IAM I - Ftarta* U S our temper itore* dtftsj ritnfAll i t 7 # m 1ST Monde y t k WKONUDAY TUESDAY FUyCMy 77-18 FUyCMy 78-80 im i Deity M S tm O e y, t i t r y l lt t a r M r ky T M taster* Herald. Inc.. M r H. French Aye., teeter*. Fie. D i l l Delta rocket launched M ONDAY: B O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. 4:30 FIRST a.m .. 4:40 p.nt.: Mj J. 10:30 a.m.. April » 10:55 p.m . T I D E S : D a y to n a Beach: highs. 7 15 a.m .. 7:36 p.m .: lows. 13:56 a.m ., 1:13 p .m .: N e w S m y r n a B e a c h : LAST highs. 7:30 a.m .. 7.41 p.m ; A p r i l 1 8 taws. |:01 J ill . 1:17 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 7 35 a.m.. 7:56 p.m .: lows. 1:16 a.m. M A C H CONDITIONS D a y to n a Beach: Waves are I loot and glassy. Current Is lo Ih r souih with a water temperature o( 67 drgrres. N ew S m y rn a Beach: W avrs arc I to tty le d and m - i i i I glassy. Current Is to ihe south with a water tempera­ ture of 67 degrees. Sun screen tailor: 14 * ■OATINQ S t. A u g u s tin e to J u p i t e r Inle t Today...w ind variable.5 In It) kls. Seas 3 to 4 ft. Bay und Inland w aters a light chop. T o n !,•It■ w in d b e c o m in g north IO to 15 kts. Seas In­ creasing to 3 lo 5 It Bay and Inland w.tiers.i light chop. Tuesday wind northeast 15 lo 30 kls. Seas 4 lo 6 II but higher lit the gulfstrram. T h e h ig h tem p e ra tu re In Sanford Sunday was 83 degrees and the overnight low was 56 as reported by the University ut Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded mlnl.ill during ih r 34-hour pt-rlod ending al 9 a.m . Monday lot.itlcdiHX) inch. T h e Icm jxTuiure at 9 a.m. toduy was 73 degrees a nd Sunday's overnight low was 63. as recorded by the Naltoii.il Weather Service al the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data S u n d a y ’s h ig h .................... 8 3 B a ro m e tric p re s s u re .3 0 .3 6 R e la tiv e h u m id it y ....8 6 pet W in d s ............... N o rth , 5 m p h R a in fa ll............................. 0 In. T o d a y 's su nse t..... 6 :4 0 p .m . 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Sanford. Florida — Monday, March 26, 1900 — SA Long wood tries saving downtown ■VLACTMMMM Several drug-related erreete m ade • A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS Robert Frailer. 19. 719 W . C w m ta ck Si.. W inter Park, was chanted w ith poaeraalon with Intent to distribute "c ra c k " cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia and loitering and prowling by Altamonte Springs police Friday shortly after m idnight In lhe Northern Springs Apnnm cnls. Police report stopping a car with four men that had been driving slowly through the complex. Frailer was found to have 30 pieces of cocaine In hie clothing. Also arrested were two 17-ycar-old youths. Bond Tor Frailer was set at S9.000. • O V IE D O - A C C IB raid al 1003 OUff W a y resulted In two arrests and nclxure of eight gram s of eocaine Friday afternoon. Aires ted was the resident. Etonald Kenneth N e tirl. 31. charged with possession with Intent to distribute cocaine and possession of more than 30 grams of marijuana. Also arrested was Catherine Cook. 37. 3260 Cady W ay. W inter Springs, charged with possession of drug paraphernalia. Bond for Netxel was set at •6.000. Cook's bond was set at $900. • S A N FO R D — Bryan Keith Dubose. 33. 102 Anderson Ave.. Sanford, was charged poaaeaalon of cocaine and (teeing to elude a police olTIcer Friday at about 7:30 p.m. Th e officer reported seeing an expired lag on Dubose's car al Sixth Street and Pecan Avenue and chasing Dubose several blocks before he was slopped In the parking lol of 06 Casltc Brewer Court. A search of Ihc car revealed several pieces of cocaine. Bond was set at $9,000. • S A N FO R D - Antonio Dwight McGill. 31. 2741 E. 20th St.. Sanford, was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia following a Sanford raid behind Sonny's Pool Hall on Sanford Avenue Friday al about 6:45 p.m . Poller report spoiling a pipe st icklng out of M rQ Ill’s pants. Bond was set at • 100. • FER N P A R K — Amorce R u li. 19. 21 BO Sharpe Court. No. 100. Fern Park, was arrested for possession of less than 30 grams of marijuana by a Seminole C o u n ty deputy w ho reported seeing her rolling a marijuana cigarette while silling In her car parked al a convenience store at about 6 p.m . Bond was set at $500. Man chargtd with soliciting sax L O N G W O O D — Alton Bernard Lowe. 41. 1 Clear Lake Circle. Sanford, was arrested after an undercover agent of the City-County Investigative Bureau reponed he solicited him to perform a lewd act at Big Tree Park Friday at about 5:30 p.m. Bond was at $100. Cocslns rsportsdly found in bouts A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS A City County Investigative Bureau warrant search of a house at 770 Oaklando Drive, rural Altamonte Springs, brought the arrest of two residents on charges of possession of drug paraphernalia. Richard Eugene Owens. 33: and Earnest Dixon. 29. were charged after cocaine paraphernalia was reportedly found In the house. Auto thsft chsrgsd SA N FO R D — Sanford poller with a description of a car stolen Sunday reponed spoiling I h r car on T h ird Street and arresting the driver. Shade Andre Moody. 19. of T ru m a n Boulevard. Sanford, was charged w llh autu thclt and driving wllh a suspended license al 2:45 a.m. Sunday on Avarado Avenue In Saford. Woman's Hoad cut A L T A M O N T E SPRINOS Kenny Jam es Aaralto. 29. of 910-C O iirnta Ave.. Altamonte Springs. Is uccuscd of hilling Michelle Mar Mascardlnl. 25. In Ih r head w llh an ashiray during a fight at their house Saturday night. Altamonte Springs police report Mascardlnl said she was ulso kicked In the abdomen. She need stitches to close u cut on her head. Police charged Maralto with aggravated battery. He was arrested at hom e at 8:44 p.m . S atu rday. Two attacked at home LO N G W O O D — City police here report charging David Eugene Tu rne r. 27. of 631 E. Palmetto Ave.. with aggravated assault and battery after hr allegedly attacked a woman and a girl at his house. Police said T u rn e r look a knife from Doris E. Hoyt. 64. of the same address, and threw It into a kitchen sink. Th e knlfr bounced out and hit D a n yrlr Lynn Quatro. 16. In the leg. T u rn e r Is accused of pulling the girl's hair arul Ihrowlng her to the floor. He also allegedly pushed Hoyt. T u rn e r was arrested at the scene at 4:40 p.m. Sunday. Man accused ol battery W IN T E R SPRINGS — A man accused of hilling a woman In the face al his house Saiurday night was arrested outside his house by Winter Springs police al 9:42 p.m. Jo h n E. Uallstrerl. 38, of 445 Alderwood Court. Is charged w llh baitrry. disorderly Intoxication and resisting without violence. Democrats end annual conference N E W O R L E A N S — Democratic moderates ended their annual conference with some forces indicating lhai the party should lin t focus on finding a unified voice, even If II means forgo ling ulsml beating President Hush In 1992. T h e three-day gathering of the Democratic Leadership Council, which ended Sunday, was part of a continuing elluri by Ihc party’s moderate ami conservative wings lo erase the Democrats' liberal Image, which they believe Is driving away average voters. Arkansas Gov. Hill Clinton. Ihc new head of the ULC. contended that Ihc need for new direction was so acute that II should be Ihc p arly's lop goal — even ahead or worrying uboul how lo defcal Ihc popular Bush lit the 1992 race for I he While Housc. Nixon made ‘inexcusable error’ N EW YOR K — Former President Richard Nixon accepts blame In a new book for m aking the "Inexcusable error" ol asking Ihc C IA to derail a crim inal Investigation of the Watergate break'll), a published report said Sunday. But Nixon. 77. continues to assert he was ihc "vic tim ol dirty tricks" and blames his downfall largely on "a |>ollilcul vendetta by m y enemies," In excerpts from his memoir. "In the Arena." published in Tim e Magu/lnc T h e former president, who resigned April 9. 1974. says he poorly handled the altermalh of the break in at the olllees ol the Democratic National C om m lltrc. but was not responsible for many ol the "m y th s " of Watergate. Executives oppose health plan W A S H IN G TO N — Ninety-four percent ot leading business executives op|Mme government health Insurance as viliiiloii to the rapidly rising eost ot medical care, according lo a poll released today by an Insurance trade group Th e Health Insuruiter Association of Amcrlea said nearly two-thirds ol the executives surveyed said private-sector efforts, with the current level ol government regulation, would be Ihe best way lo control Itcallh cart- costs. Fro m Unitad Praax Intam auonal rapoiix Htrald staff writar L O N G W O O D - W llh a trend toward large mall* Florida'* smaller downtowns don't have lo dir. according lo Longwood city planner Chris Nagle. C lllr s such a* Longwood. that have populations between 5,000 and 50.000. w llh concent rations of older or historic commercial buildings, can develop a Main Street Program. Nagle H id . In I9HS. Ihe Florida Main Slrert Program began sllmulatalng economic development w ithin historically significant downtown a rra s. T w r n ly -o n e Flo rid a cities now panirlpale. These arras had experienced physical and economic decline us popula- Deltona moves ahead on its own hospital ■y LAURA L. SULLIVAN Htrald stall wrtlsr_______________ D E L T O N A — D octors and a d m in is tra to rs a rc w o rk in g Inward plans to build n hospital to serve Deltona rrsldenls. many of whom currently musl I ravel across Ihc St. Jo h n s River for medlral care at Central Florida Regional Hospllul. Mark Van Fieri. West Volusia Hospital administrator, u l d the board Is now rnm ing closer to make real u two-year expansion plan which Ineludes a hospllul facility In Deltona. Residents In the area for years Itave been frustrated ul fulled efforts lo build a medlral fuelllly Ih rrr. hr H id . T h e West Volusia Hospllul Authority has nol yel derided whal type or medlral faellliy Dcltnna nerds — a standard h o s p ita l, a r l l n l c . n r an emergency rare rcnie r — hut Is rcrtaln that Deltona's 50.000 papulation nerds m rdlru l rare In Its bark yard. Van Fleet u ld . A n y new m e d ica l la c illly planned In such close vicinity to Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal m ay alfet-t admissions at the Sanford hospital or Ihe facility's service offerings. Van Fleet said. " I ’m sure that the people or Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal will not llkr the Idea at a ll." he u ld . " I am sure they are very uncomfortable and very con­ cerned about when It will be established and where II will be established." Central Florida Regional ad­ ministrators declined to com ­ ment on whether a new facility across the river would nnTre'i their admissions. Growth In Seminole Counlv may take the sling out of any last adm issions lo the new hospital. Van Fleet H id . He u ld he could not speculate on Ihr im part of a Deltona hospital on Ccnlral Florida Regional. South Seminole Com m unity Hospital In Longwood or Florida Hospital A l t a m o n t e in A l t a m o n t e Springs. One or Ihe possible moves the West Volusia hospllul board may take is to move 97 beds from Fish Memorial Hospital In DrLand to 35 acres west of 1-4 owned by Ih r hospilal. Van Fleet u ld . Another plan Is to build a standard-sized hospital w llh 120 Iwds al the Deltona site, he H id . nr yet another option Is lo build a hospital In Dcllona that would have fewer Inpatient services — which are decreasing at hospi­ tals aerns* the state and the nation — and more emergency and other outpatient service*. Th e hospital board will be presented a full architectural plan In September. If Ihe board approves the plan al that lime. Van Fleet H id . construction of a Deltona hospital could begin Immediately. Th e board first reviewed the expansion study In Ihe summer of 1 9 8 8 . T h e fiv e -m e m b e r elected board did nol approve Ihc study until April 1989. when an architect was retained. E x p a n s io n or fa cilitie s In Volusia County would add to 156 beds at West Volusia Memo­ rial Hospital In DeLand. T h e West Volusia Hospital Authority will discuss possible expansion ut a meeting March 2 7 at 7 p .m . ul the D e lto n a C iv ic Center. 980 Lake Shore Deltona. Dr.. Oscar suspense ends tonight Telson to seek 5th term on Seminole school board By MCKII Harold staff writsr W IN T E R P A R K Fourterm school board member Pal Telson has announced her candidacy for a fifth lerm. She Is currently Ihe only ca n­ didate running for Ihe Oistrtri 4 seat. Telson. a Republican, rep­ resents interests In these Dis­ trict 4 schools: Casselberry Elementary School. East brook Elementary School. Jackson Heights Middle School. Lake Howell High School. Lawton Elem entary School. Oviedo High School. Red Bug Ele­ mentary School. South Semin o te M id d le S c h o o l. S ie n s tro m E le m e n ta ry School. Sterling Park Elemen­ tary School and Tuskawllla Middle School. Telson supports the use of Impact fees to help finance school construction and has supported year-round school as a s o lu tio n to s c h o o l overcrowding. Drsplle her many years on the board. Telson H id she has no plans to retire u n lc n she recrlvcs a mandate from the people lo step dow n. She believes she will continue lo have Ihe support of ih r public because she Is accesHble lo her ronsiItiu'iiis. " I listen lo whal the people have to M y ." she H id . “ I am thetr repre­ sentative on the board." Telson H id there Is the continual challenge for the hoard to find solutions lo a wide range of problems. Ii la she H i d an ever-changing responsibility. "I'm nol done with m y Job yet." she u l d . "I feel I still have something to give." W llh 16 years on Ihc school board. Telson feels she has the background knowledge to make the proper decisions. Kader's Sidewalk Sale T H U R S D A Y * F R ID A Y , M A R C H 29th A 30th O N L Y GLQSEQUT QN •GIFT ITEMS •CRYSTAL SILVERPLATE •PEWTER WARE •COLLECTABLE PLATES 'K atte* PeuteCen* 112 8a Part Avt., Sanford • 322-2363 •*1 Six-Month CD Special ■y YUKON SCOTT UPI Hollywood Reporter L O S A N G E L E S - Score* ol fans bundled up against a chilly nlghl us they slaked out Ihc best bleacher seals for Ihe arrival ol the stars for ih r 62nd Annual A ra d rm y Awards. White the funs partied and shivered through temperatures In the 50s Sunday night, the film Industry spent the evening on pins and needles. Countless frag­ ile egos ami millions ol box office dollars teeter on Ihe presentation ol each gold statuette. T h e A ra d rm y Awards, Ihe Industry's chance Iti recognize Ih r cream of the past year's movie crop, will Ik - broadcast live Monday night from the Dorulhv Chandler 1’uvillon. A n estimated I billion people lo 90 countries are rx pec led lo see the presentation ot the 23 Oscars. T h e c o n te n d e rs lo r best picture range Im m "D rivin g Miss Daisy." a simple character study utMiut a Stutlhern black chauf­ feur anti tits Jew ish matron passenger: lo "B o rn on Ih r Fourth ol J u ly ." an autobio­ graphy of Vietnam War veteran Ron Kovle's patriotism turned to bltlerncH. "M iss D aisy" was nominated in nine t-aiegorles anti "B orn on the Fourth" In eight. Alsu vying lor the academy's highest honor are "Dead I’ik -I s Society." about a prep st-hmil literature teacher's unconven­ tional methods lo teaching Ills students to "seize Ihe d a y:" "Field of Dreams.'' about an Iowa farmer's cornfield turned Into a luulusy baseball diamond lor Ihe return ol Ih r Chicago lilaek Sox: uiul "M y Lclt Fool." about Irish author and painter Christy Brown's success despite Ills cerebral palsy handicap. bluet- nominations were announced Feb. 1-1. "D rivin g Miss D a is y " and Its star Jessica T a n d y h a v e b e e n h e a v ily lavort-d In predictions made by Itlm c ritic s a nd Las Vegas udds'makers alike Tilt- best actress nomination is a lust lor the Ml year old Tan d y, a stage veteran whose age limits tier liilu rt- op p ortu nitie s lor leading rules Richey for 1990. " I was Invited lo become a pan of it. It's fabulous whal It Is they do for a city lHal nobody knows about." Farach said. "It gave me Ihe Idea for Longwood lo apply In 1991," he u ld . Nagle explained the proce u of applying Is enmptex and takes several months. Longwood must create a volunteer organisation to define the target main street area. A business plan must be developed, Nagle said. "W e're trying irylng lo te gel _ our local fine folks organized now.” he u ld . "W e will look al I his frnm a business owners' standpoint. W f need lo get all (he property owners fo cooperate," Nagle u ld . Nagle u l d Ihe advantages of becoming p local Main Street outweigh Ihe m onths cjf preparation he will have lo do. Hon has shifted away from downtown and toward the suburb*. Nagle H id . "T h e whole purpose of this I* lo rejuvenate downtown. We want to draw shopper* and visitors away from Ihe m alls." Nagle said. Mayor Gene Farach has authorized Nagle to begin preparing Ihe application for eonsldcrallon In the program . O nly a limited number of cilies are choaen esrh year brrause ihe technical assistance from the slate Is intensive. "T h e y provide all the technical assistance," Farach H id . O n-sltr advice 1s given In landscaping, architectural planning, promotion, and economic re­ structuring. Farach u l d a $10,000 grant Is awarded to Ihe city chosen each year. He served on Ihe review rom m lltee that chose New Port ANNUAL PERCENtKX YIELD* ANNUAL NTXREST RATE Limited Time Offer Act now for an incredible rate on a deposit as low as $500. 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Florida — Monday, March 26. 1090 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford H era ld iu in a im ) 300 N. FR EN CH A V E ., SA N FO R D . F L A . 3277 J Area Code 407-322-2611 or 8 3 1 9 9 9 3 W arn 0. Dart*, PaM Mar RaaaM W. Haala, lucvtW* Editor Laura M l too, AOvirllilm Mractor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month*...................................... • 19.90 8 Month*...................................... 939.00 l Yr*r .......................................... 979.00 EDITORIALS Thrifty child care Th e Democratlc-controlled Congress ap|iears determined to pass a child care bill this year. But as Is so often the case on Capitol H ill, law m kers are going about It the expensive way. Instead of decreasing the cost of child rare While Increasing parental choice. Congress favors a plan that would rely on large government subsidies and restrictive state regulations. When government Is given a larger role In social programs. Inefficiency and higher costs often follow. At a time when many families arc finding It difficult to afford child care, the last thing they need Is a government bureaucracy that Is going o drive up thr price even more. If Congress really wants to help moderateincome families w ith young children. It should lower their federal taxes. Such families routinely have the lowest per-caplta Incomes, yet they bear Inordinately high tax burdens. In fact, federal taxation on families with children has Increased more than 1.200 percent during the last genertlon. T h e best way to help these families Is not to provide them with another round of "free" governemnt benefits, but to let them keep more of their own earnings. VINCENT CARROLL Bless our nation, flag and cigarettes D E N V E R — You're a cigarette company exec, wrestling with Mission Improbable: how to devise an ad campaign that won't result In your being bound, (tailed and fricasseed hy the nation's arm y of public-interest nannies. Targeting blacks la out of the question. You already tried that, and It was like poking Godzilla In the snoul. Even a member of the resident's Cabinet Joined In stoning your rad quarters. Th e n , In an Incautious m om ent, you cranked u p an ad campaign aimed at undereducated you ng white women. You m ight as well have douaed yourself with gasoline In the path of a prairie lire. Il seems that young white women, even those who drop out of school, also have friends tn high places. A n d so here you arc. peering and poking at Ih r options. O f course, you could always direct the next advertising effort at middle-aged white m en. who are fair game for any assault these days. But middle-aged white men either already smoke, have quit, or never sampled the weed and never want lo. Th e n II tills you. W hy not appeal lo I he nation's altruism — even Ita patriotism? You'll announce 10 the public that smoking Is In Ih r national Interest, like paying taxes on lime. And Ihe nice thing about ibis angle Is that It actually R might be true. O r at least a number of health economists seem to I hlnk so. For one thing, smokers tend lo d ir younger and so collect n lot less Social Security benefits on average than their non-smoking contem­ poraries. Even smok r r s ' m e d ic a l b ills may be no higher (ban those run up by the rest of us. Not o n l y Is a n o n smoker's death Just as certain os a smok­ er's, It often follows the same son of re­ a t source-draining hos­ pital slay. P lu s . Ih e n o n smoker has four or five extra years on average In which lo S m o ke r* t tn d accumulate medical lo d ia youngar fees. and 90 co llect " T h e Implications a lot lasa or our results are that Social S ecuri­ smokers 'save' the ty benefits on S o c ia l S e c u r it y average, p system hundreds of if r f i billions of dollars," Parents, not the government, arc best suited to decide who should care for their children. Th a t Is why the President's plan to pul money directly Into the hands of parents who most need financial aid Is the oniy child care measure that makes sense. LETTER S T O EDITOR l.rticrs to the editor arc welcome. All letters must Is- signed. Include the address nl the writer and a i|av l line telephone number. Lctirrs should lx- on a Mnghle subject and be as brief as possible.. Lcllers an-suhted incdhtng. Berry's World WELCOME TO ISRAEL GO DIRECTLY TO THE OCCUPIED TERRITORIES DO NOT PASS GO DO NOT COLLECT $200 A s T h e Washington Post's Malcolm G ladw rll concluded after a review of Ihe evidence. "Little is know n aboul whether smoking costs society more than It oaves." Naturally, that hasn't slopped Health and Hum an Services .Secretary Louis W . Sullivan from trumpeting a "savings" of 952 billion If everyone stopped smoking. But then whoever expects a crusader to tell the whole truth? If Social Security Is a problem, who knows? Maybe smoking Is the solution. JACK ANDERSON rrSfl5TH«54%CS A M ETCICM 3 M E N W O U L D L1B TO H K V EO D C . WOULD y x j L IE TO H W E S E K ? Th a t Is precisely what President Bush has proposed In his child care plan. It would offer a $1,000 lax credit per preschool child to families earning less than $20000. Poorer families, which pay little In taxes, would receive equivalent cash assistance through an expanded carned-lncome tax credit. Th e tax credits would not be restricted to families using day care facilities; parents would be free to use the funds as they choose. Th is. In turn, could encourage m any mothers In tvuo-paretw .families to remain at home and care for their own children. And whut about the m a n y employed mothers who use a wide range of child care options. Including leaving their children with relatives or neighbors? These Informal ar­ rangements provide not only high quality care but are. In m any respects, healthier for youngsters than Impersonal day care centers. Yet the Democratic plan would require that all casual providers take a m inim um number of hours In government-authorized child care training. Such overweening regulation would constrict the supply of providers and create a legion of bureaucratic busybodlcs to enfo" the rules. wrote three Stanford University economists In a recent study. W hich Is another way of saying that unitsmoking campaigns arc Justified If Ih r goal Is in boost collective longevity and Individual vigor, but their effect on the national fisc Is quite another mailer. Sm oking has many "coals." of course. In­ cluding lower productivity, fires, higher life Insurance pay-on Is and certain types of medical bills. But lla "benefits" arc considerable, too: reduced nursing home and pension expenses, the additional taxes that smokers pay. and a lower bu td rn on Medicare (If you die at 60. Ihe expense generally falls on Ihe lab of a private Insurer: die al 70. and Il's Ihe government's problem). GEORGE F. WILL T h e reality behind LBJ W A S H IN G T O N - Th e best biographers. II Is x o m rilm rs said, arc conscientious enemies of l heir subjects: scrupulous when sifting evi­ dence. bui uncnthrallrd and disposed to suspicion. Robert A. Caro, the Indefatigable a n d u n fo rg iv in g b io g ra p h e r of L y n d o n Johnson, has now published the second of his projected four volumes. If Is. as Caro Intended, fascinating and dism aying. It also Is somethings Caro did not Intend, a case study of flight from the Inescapable um blgulllcsnf political Judgement. Caro. 93. Is a liberal devoting the prime of his professional life — 14 years so far — lo pulverizing Ihe rcpulullon of the most conse­ quential liberal politician of Ihe postwar car. Curo probably volrd for Johnson rather than G o ld w a lrr In 1964. Il Is probably good dial Johnson was President when the racial crisis reached a roily Itoll because, as Caro writes: "Abraham Lincoln struck uff the chains of black Americans, bt-l II was Lyndon Johnson who led them into voting booths, closed dem ocracy's sacred curtain behind Ihetn. placed I heir hands on (h r lever and gave them a hold on ih rlr own drstlny, made them, al Iasi und forever, a true pari of American political life." Th a t true tribute appears In the Introduction lo "Means of Ascent." this volume dealing only w llh Jo hnson’s life from 1941 through 1948. Nothing In the more than 400 pages thal follow gives the reader an Inkling of how Johnson was capable of any goodness. T ills volume tells three dismal stories: how Jo hnson lied about his brief military service, how h r usrd polltleul power lo begin making u fortune In Ih r federally regulated broadcasting Industry, und Uhls consumes half Ihe book) how he acquired a Senate seal by winning III 1948 Democratic primary. Caro demons!rales, w llh sledgehammer force, how Johnson Molt Ihe election, defeating Coke Stevenson, whom Caro reveres and romanticizes. Hut had Caro been u Texas voter In 194H. h r probably would have done what most Texas liberals did: vo lrd for Johnson. C o k r Stevenson was a rancher and lawyer whose character m ay have been, as Caro Insists, a splendid distillation til fronllrr Individualism and rrclllu tlr. Hut In Ills pollll eul life, lie was a lamlllar Southwestern type of his day. well to the right «»f Ihe ground Barry Goldwater was later lo occupy, a.id racist lit a way common then but that Johnson never was. Caro makes a plausible case that Johnson saved his career by stealing 33.000 votes. Bui Ihe verb "steal ' must lx- used gingerly lit lids eon I ext. These were not 35.000 votes that otherwise would have been cast alter Ihe tree dcllvcraUnit of lulormed and unroerred Individuals behind democracy's sacred curtain. Many — almost certainly most — of those votes w rrr going In be delivered ns a block, al some Imss’s discretion, lo someone. (In other elections they had been delivered to Ihe sainted Stevenson.) Th e preelnels thal hud better than 90 percent turnouts und largrr Ilian 9 0 |x-rccnt landslides for Johnson hud been "v o tin g " that way for a long lime, for other candidates. J o h n s o n got 4 9 4 . 1 9 1 v o le s . Stevenson 494.104. S u b iruci 35.0 0 0 votes from Johnson's total (n e v e r m in d Ural Curo acknowledges th a t v o le s w e re s t o l e n f r o m Ste ve n so n ) u nd II would still have been a close race, largely because of Johnson's support among poor, la b o r a n d lib e ra l C h a d Caro v o t e r s . It Is not been a Texas extenuating hut It Is voter In 1948, interesting that, as he probably President. Johnson w ould have did as much as any­ done what one to make possible m ost Texas Ihe kind of rlrcioral liberals did: c o r r u p t io n i h a t voted (or nourished In Texas, J o h n s o n .J und not only then(scr Chicago. 1960). He did II by fostering a dramatic expansion of federal power over Ihe electoral prurrss. Caro believes thal many more than 35.000 Johnson votes were tainted by Ills "m o d e m " c a m p a ig n te c h n iq u e s (c a m p a ig n in g by helk-upicr. and with a broadcasting blitz) Caro's rhapsodical account of Stevenson meandering from one small town, and liny audience, to another lias a misty romanticism to II. unltl you ask. W hy. precisely is It good to cam|Mlgn In a way lltal communicates to such a liny silver lt» Ihe electorate? It Is fu n lo e x e c ra te Ih e fre q u e n t superficiality — and worse — of media politics. Hut broadcasting helped pul bosses out ol business by enabling candidates lo talk dlreetly to voters. Caro may ploe for Ihe days when a candidate had "n o cleelroute devices lo mi-dialr between himself und them " (the voters) Bnl then, the mediating was apl lo lxtlone hy the bosses so repellent loCaro. Caro's narrative prom pts this thought: l‘crhu|M something In liberalism, or the liberal lem prrurnrni. disposes liberals to make act* thetic lodgements about polities, subordinat­ ing substantive lodgements lo tin- romance ol style. ‘Red October’ based on a real incident W A S H IN G T O N A da ring dash (or Sweden by u mutinous Soviet destroyer captain In 1975 was the germ ol an Idea that became " T h e Hunt for Red October." Besl-selling author T o m Claney laid us recently that Ills book, now a popular movie, was based loosely on Ihe Incident. He knew a fraction of Ihe story and lei his imagination run wild. We lutve seen Ihe secret Intelligence reports on Ihe real In c id e n t. C la n c y 's Imagination gave ih r U . S . I n t e llig e n c e c o m m u n i t y m o re credit for being on lop of Ihe flclloiiul m u t in y than they deserve In real life. Clancy's story Is of a S o v ie t s u b m a rin e captain who defects lo the United Stales w .1 t h It I s s tu lr-o f-t hc-urt nuclear submarine. Th e Cold War f Clancy's Im ag ­ ination gave techno-thriller seems alm ost obsolete In the U.S. In ­ Ihe age of glnsnost. telligence Iro n ic a lly , because com m unity th r fictional story Is more credit lo r being on now so popular, ihe to p o l the fic­ Soviets have begun to admit a few details tional m utiny of the real slory. Th e than they d es^'ve In real Ce ntra l Intelligence life. | A g e n c y ’ s most sensitive files on Ihe true slory are still classified above "T o p Secret." Although Ihe u ttrm p lrd mutiny occurred on Ihe morning or Nov. 9. 1975. Il was nol until Feb. 3. 1976 lhat the C IA knew enough about It lo tell thcn-l’rrsldrnl Gerald Ford. T h e news went to Ford on page 3 of the C IA 's "National tntrlllgener D ally" newsletter on Feb. 3. Th e newsletter Is probably ihe most interesting, least circulated publication In the eoitnlry. updating an upper echelon of U.S. offlelals on the Intelligence news of lilt- day. Th e N ID rpported thal unidentified mutineers had commandeered ihe "Storuzhevoy." a modern guided missile destroyer, while It was still 111 the Soviet Uallle (tort of Riga. Th e mutineers Irk-tl lo sail Ihe ship lo Sweden. 250 miles away. U.S. Intelligence sources learned uboul II later brrnusr, as Ihe NID slory relates, "recent visitors llransluilon. spies) lo Riga report lhat a m utiny took place on a Soviet warship In ihe Bailie Iasi November.” Once the spies confirmed the dale, the C IA tracked back through Its Intercepted Soviet m ilitary communications and the story was fleshed out: "Intercepted communications show un­ usual Soviet ucllvlly In the Baltic on Nov. 9. probably In reunion lo the m utin y." ihe NID re p orte d. "S o v ie t bom bers, u sin g live wcupuns. rurrlcd out strikes on or near Ihe destroyer, forcing II to hall some 150 miles southeast of Stockholm ." T h e C IA unalysts also found clues lhat ihr ert-w of Ihe Slnrzhrvoy had a reputation for being Independent. Eleven months lx-fore Ihr m utiny. Ihe Soviet military Journal "Red Sta r" had published an article praising the crew fur Its skill, bul criticizing il lor Us "|xx>r political outlook." Clancy told us that a reporter for the Soviet government newspaper Izvrslla called from Moscow recently lo tell him tluit ih r govern­ ment was acknowledging lin t a m utiny simitar lo the Hed October slory "really did lake place." On Feb 27 of this year, tlx- military proM-cutor's oil lee 111 Moscow confirmed the a lirnip u-d mutiny on the Storuzhevoy. bul gave few details oilier than the name of the chief mutineer. He was Capl. Valery Sahlui. t he ship's deputy commanding ol fleer. T h e prosecutor said Sublm Isolated the olllcrrs and dret-lvt-d Ihe crew into following orders for a short dash to Sweden. Sublm w jscnlcnccd to death by firing squad The Soviet ollletals did not say whether Ihe deall sentrnre was carried out. �Sanford Hartfd. Sanford. Florida — Monday. March 26. 1990 — SS n & W' Central Baptist praaanta Easter Story SA N FO R D - Central Bapilsi Church. 3101 W I m S i .. Sanford, la presenting "T h e Easter Story In Living Pictures." April 7 at 7:30 p.m . and April 8 at 4:30 and 7:30 p in. T h is will be the sixth annual presentation and the llrsl In Utr churrh sanctuary. For more information, rail the church at 322-2014. Maks Sanford Shin# to bo M arch 31 S A N FO R D — T h e Make Sanford Shine downtown cleanup Is scheduled Tor March 3 1. Volunteers will meet at the Sanford W om en's Club. 300 S. Oak Ave.. for a continental breakfast before cleanup begins. Tra sh bags and sticks will be distributed at the woman's d u b . Cleanup will continue throughout the day between French and Sanford avenues and Seminole Boulevard through 13th Street. For more Information, coll project chairman Marl ho Yancey at 323-0074. Teen going to trial for baby’s death I hat the woman probably knew whal she was doing when she led Ihe baby to drown In a dormatory toilet Oct. 23. 1989. Th e y are seeking her conviction on first-degree m urder charges. Little else Is known about how the trial w ill unfold. Defense a tto rn e y s ha ve advised the woman, her family and friends not to discuss Ihe case. Her father. Sheldon M orrill, a retired school teacher, will say only that news stories about his daughter are not accurate. T h e w om an has remained free on a 819.000 bond while await­ ing (rial. She has spent most or her lime since her arrest In October at home and making TAM P A A H o ll y w o o d lernager w ho claims she did not know she was pregnant goes on trial Monday on charges that she murdered her newborn when she left him to die In college dormitory bathroom. Attorneys for Claire Morttl. 18. of Hollywood, said testimony from 10 psychiatric experts will show that the University of South Florida student snapped under the stress of (he pre­ gnancy and Is telling Ihe truth when she says she does not remember giving birth. Bui prosecutors said another psychiatric examination shows Crowding IA Longwood has new tax office LO N G W O O D - Seminole and North Orange C ounty taxpayers are reminded that a new Long­ wood Internal Revenue Service office la now available for walk-ln assistance. Th e office Is located at the Sanlando Center. 2180 West State Road 434. Suite 5100. Th e office Is open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. IRS employees will not prepare lax returns, but will help answer questions and help taxpayers -pare their own returns In Ihe ngwood office. Free p u b lica tio n s and tax forms are also available. K Tax C M I l a « f f r M P i | i 1A partner at the privately owned Clements and W hlgham In San­ ford. “ Yes, we can do It faster. If you have money coming, we can have your refund back w llhln six days with our Rapid Refund program ." Walters said. "W e're electronically linked to Ihe In­ ternal Revenue Service. After It reaches the IRS. yo u r Informa­ tion la transmitted to a bank which cuts Ihe check against their account." Filers may also have their returns deposited Into their ac­ c o u n ts w l l h l n tw o w e e k s . Wallers said. These systems were available In Florida In 1983. but this Is the first year the IRS has helped make them available thoughoul Ihe stale and nation. Income tax aid offered Th e American Association of Retired Persons Is offering free tax consultations In Seminole County. Here Is the schedule: • S a n f o rd ; C h a m b e r of Commerce. 400 E . First St.. Sanford. Mondays. Fridays. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. • Longwood: Executive Office. 175 W . Warren St.. Wednesdays. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Hacienda Village. 500 Longwood Road |SK 434). M ondays.9u.m . to 1 p.m. • Winter Springs: V FW Club House. 420 N. Edgemon Ave., Tuesdays. 9 a.m . to I p.m . • Oviedo: City H all. 42 S. Central Ave., Thursdays. 9 a.m. 10 1 p.m. Th e catch Is that the bank gets a flat fee — In H A R Block's case. Beneficial Bank receives 835 of your return — regardless of how m uch you have coming or how m uch you owe. And that can mean big reve­ nues for the bunks during the peak tax-rush limes of early February and late March. T o keep overhead and fees down, m any smaller firms do not have electronic filing and do not Intend to get It. Whlgham said. "W e don't use It because It's too expensive and we would have to pass on Ihe overhead to everyone else." said T a m m y Campbell, an tmslstanl accoun­ tant for W ilder Accounting and T a x S e r v ic e o n H ia w a t h a Avenue. Cam pbell said most of the Incomes In Sanford are In Ihe 815.000 to 820.000 range and these people have been Ming early this year. "T h e y have hit and hit h ard." Campbell said. These people are also keeping the larger firms busy up to the last minute. "W e're working 18 hours a day and we've got about 15 people In this office. Not all of them work 16 hours, but many of them do." Walters said Block docs about 80 percent of Its unnual business In ihe first quarter of ihe year, but added that those people were too diverse In background lo cutegorlze easily. " T h is Is a real Interesting urea to work In. We've got people collecting rent for spaces In the Em pire Stale Building and we have young couples trying to buy homes. O u r cllenlelle la as diverse us Ihe people who move Into Florida." Plan Continued from Pago I A Reynolds, NASSP state presi­ dent. said Ihe formation of a youth corps would help reduce ihe num ber of dropouts. He said s o m e s t u d e n t s n e e d an a l t e r n a t i v e to t r a d i t i o n a l classroom Instruction. "Som e students need lime to find themselves." he said. " A national Job corps would find Jobs In places like clly recreation departm ents or cle a ning up (Kirks." Th e youth corps project that Reynolds proposed Is something that he describes us "a n Internal peace c o r p s ." Y o u th co rp s members would perform public service Jobs to help Improve their hometowns. "Instead of going lo other countries to find th e m s e lv e s ." he e x p la in e d , “ they'd stay al home. It would lie a part of their education." T h e Idea, he said. Is nol original, having been done at the local level by many Individuals, clly governments and school districts. He said u national Boats Continued from Page 1A per hour, could threaten ihe animals. About 100 bouts are expected fo r th e C o o r s L i g h t Superchallenge '90. which will be broadcast lo about Ihree million homes oil Ihe Sunshine Network. Te n percent of all proceeds from the event will bcnclll Ihe T h o m a s W h l g h a m Superchallenge fund, a irusl established fur A ID S research In honor of u Sanford attorney who died of A ID S two years ago. Th e city commission will meet tonight at 7 p.m . at clly hall. 300 N. Park Ave. program has never been at­ tempted. Reynolds sakl ihe program would be federally funded with s u p p o r t f ro m lo c a l sc h o o l boards. Reynolds sakl drop-out pre­ vention should siart earlier than In high school. "W e need lo stan w orking w ith children before th e y be com e d ro p o u ls ." Reynolds said. To that end. he a n d o th e r N A S S P re p re ­ sentatives lobbied lo Increased federal spending on Head Start and nutritional programs. Adding that the educational system In this country needs lo be re fo rm e d u l all le v e ls . Reynolds said he also lobbied for Increased federal assistance lo Improve vocational programs as well us academic endeavors. Reynolds said that emphasis has to be pul on every school program, not Just academics. He said technical und vocational training were us essential lo preparing students for Ihe global job market as academic training. He said that all programs need to be looked al equally. D uring Ihe four-day meeting. Reynolds and the olher NASSP r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s m e t w it h Senator Robert Byrd. D-Wenl Virginia. Senator Edward Ken­ n e d y . D -M a s s a c h u s e tls and Congressm an N cw i G ingrich . K-Gcorgla us well us Senator C o n n ie M ack. K -Florlda and Congressm an Bill M cCollum . K -W inicr Park. "Eve ryone seemed lo react luvurubly to whul we had (o say." Reynold-, said of his meet­ ings. "I Ihlnk wc had a great trip ." Reynolds added, however, that he has seen In pusl trips that one can't really gauge the sucres* of a lobbying effort until the final votes are taken "W e 'll ser how they vole." lie said. says has to be done." she said. Ragsdale said the district has resorted to double sessions dur­ ing past growth times and "su r­ vived." She Is sure, she said, they could do it again If the board chose that particular path. Sh e s a id she h opes tha t parents from Wilson Elementary School In Sanford come to to­ n ig h t's m eeting. “ T h e y are equally overcrowded." she said. T e r r y R abun. W ilson p rin ­ cip a l. aald he k now s of no organized plans to attend the meeting, but that two letters Informing parents of Ihe meeting were sent home and that an announcement was made at (he last P T A meeting. " I'm sure there will be many parents out there this evening. ' he said. "W e have the best school In the county here al Wilson and Ihe admtnlatratlon will do whatever Is necessary lo m a i n t a i n th a t r e p u t a t i o n whatever Ihe board decides to do about housing." Th e board will also discuss the contingency plans for the hous­ ing of students al Spring Lake Elementary School. 695 Orange Ave.. Altamonte Springs and Forest C ity Elementary School. 1010 Sand Lake Rd.. Altamonte Springs. W illy said his group will be c a rry in g signs a nd w e a ring buttons Identifying themselves as concerned parents. He said they all have one concern and they plan lo make a lot of noise. "In this country. Ihe squesky wheel gels the o il." he said. "Parents have ihe responsibility -lo be squeaky." . claimed lo have voted In lavor of the bond Issue In last month's election. W itty said hts group plans to offer two possible solutions to Ihe overcrowding problem. T h e first would be to re rone the present student population lo a school made up of portable classrooms located either on cu rre n t school properties or property rented or leased from developers. T h e second would be to divide the Stenstrom students into two groups, primary |klndergarten through third grade) and Intermediate Ifourth and fifth gradc|. Th e prim ary stu­ dents would use Ihe currenl facility while Intermediate stu­ d e n ts w o u ld be h ou se d In portable classrooms. W itty said he has spoken with developers who have said they are willing lo work with the school board on this project. "II Ihe schools arrn'i there, devel­ opers cannot sell houses."Wltty said. W llty also suggested other money saving alternatives. In­ cluding 866.000 that could be saved by not replacing Carey Ferrell, former assistant superin­ tendent for business und fi­ nance. Stenstrom principal Norm a Ragsdale said while the school Is not encouraging Ihe parents In any particular direction, she is glad they are expressing their opinions to the board. Ragsdale said she will not lake sides In the debate, preferring to hear what the board decides. "I'm willing lo do whatever the school board. •Hi COL. HAROLD I. JONES Richard; brother. Lee Silvers. South Bend: sister. Ida Mae. Dowagtac. Mich. B a ld w ln -F a lr c h lld F u n e ra l Home. Orlando. In charge of arrangements. Col. Harold I. Jones. 70. 620 H ed S a il L a n e . A lt a m o n t e Springs, died Saturday at Flori­ da Hospital. Altamonte Springs. H o rn A u g . 12. 1 9 1 9 In Sweetwater. III., he moved lo Allamonte Springs from Upper Marlboro. Md. In 1972. He was a retired A rm y colonel and a Protestant. He was a member of National and Central Florida Chapters of Ihe Retired Olflccrs Association and Coast G uard Auxiliary. D O R O T H Y NORFLEET Dorothy C ru m p Norfleet, 72. 1068 Lotus Parkway. Altamonte Springs, died Saturday al her residence. Born J u ly 3. 1917. In Greensboro. N.C.. she moved lo A l t a m o n t e S p r i n g s fro m Winston-Salem. N .C. In 1978. She was a homemaker and u member of First Presbyterian Church. Orlando. She was a hospice volunteer. S u rvivo rs Include husband. Dr. Charles M: sons. Walter M. C ru m p J r .. Boston. William C. Crum p. Longwood. Charles R. Crum p. Allam onte Springs; sis­ ters. Nancy Spack. W instonSalem. Martha A n n Millikan. G re c s b o ro ; b ro th e r. H a rry Clcndenln. Tam pa: eight grand­ children. B a ld w ln -F a lr c h lld F u n e ra l Home. Forest City. In charge of arrangements. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w if e . V irginia T . : sisters. D u rolh y Beyers. Helen Kozemczak. both of Staunton. III. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home, Allamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. WILLIAM W. X NUTT IE William W . Knuttle. 63. 1312 Pack Villa Place. Winter Springs, died Saturday al South Seminole Com m unity Hospital. Longwood . B o rn J u l y 2 9 . 1 9 2 6 . In Youngstown. Ohio, he moved to Winter Springs from Illinois In 1989. He was a regional m anag­ er for an Insurance company. VIOLET E. 8WARTH0UT S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w if e . M a rily n : sons. Ja m e s . Yungslown. WUIlam. Cullfornlu: four grandchildren. G ra m k o w F u n e ra l H u m e . Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. EMMA IRENE MURPHY Em m a Irene Murphy. 72. 642 Pasadena Ave.. Longwood. died Suiurday at Florida Hospital. Altamonte Springs. Born Oct. 26, 1917. In Obcr. I ml . site moved to Longwood from South Bend, Ind., In 1982. She was a homemaker und a member of United Christian Church. S u rvivors Include husband. I t l l s il U 'N N C R U M P Violet E. Swart hout, 67. 212 Colonial W a y . Sanford, died Sunday al her residence. Born March 27. 1923. In Baltlecreek. Mich., she moved to Sanford from there In 1967. She was a bookkeeper. Survivors Include daughters. C o n n ie A d a m s . B ra d e n to n . Ja n e t. Caro. M ich.: Michael. Ccrrsco. Mich.: brothers. Ernie C li n t o n . M ic h ig a n . A r t h u r Everest. Mobile. A la.. Lester Evcresi. Hatllecrrek: six grand­ children. G r a m k o w F u n e ra l H o m e . Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. I I lM U 'iU K T ? < I n c i t . inn- s . i \ n H In ' I TONY RIISSI INSURANCE Ph. 322-0285 2 3 7 5 S. F m e h Ave., Saiford x A u to - O w n e rs In s u ra n c e I ifr. Il.im r. ( j r H u tln n t. One ru m » u>< il all. o n c e - a - w e e h v i s i t s to a psychiatrist. the Tam pa Tribu ne reported In Its Sunday edit Ions. Defense attorneys are gam bl­ ing that Jurors wilt believe Morin was Ihe victim of s "dissociative disorder" — a phenomenon In which someone finds something so pslnful they unconciously and completely disengage from Skin 1A said, "b u t it Is even worse to get a sunburn before ihe age of 2 0 ." Rlgel said those with three or more risk factors are up to 25 limes more likely to develop melanoma than others. Fo r that reason, he said It Is Im p o r t a n t fo r e v e r y o n e , especially young people, to avoid "Intense bursts of sun" that cause blistering sun bums. Those at risk for melanoma should also remember that It can lake year* to develop, he said, so Ihe Increased rate seen during the 1960s reflects "what people did In Ihe 1960s and 1970s, not what they are doing today." F o r t h o s e w h o d e v e lo p melanoma, early diagnosis Is a key to survival. The survival rate for those w ith small tum ors detected early Is 96 percent, but It drops lo 53 percent once the tum or has grown. Rlgel noted. He said thrre appears to be a clear cause and effect between o x o n e lo s s a n d In c re a s e d m e la n o m a m o r t a l i t y . H e calculated that a 7 percent ozone loss may translate Into a nearly lOpercent Increase In mortality. T o better understand how u l­ traviolet sun rays cause various reality. One of her attorneys. B. A n ­ derson Mitcham, said he takes little comfort In the fact that 1 0 ; of 12 doctors who Interview ed: her support her defense. " T h e Ju ry doesn't have to believe them (the doctoral. And i the Insanity defense Is exceed­ ingly difficult to w in w ith ," Mitcham said. skin canrera. researchers are ■ stu d yin g a rare d iso rde r I n ' which U V light leads lo chemical changes In D N A . said D r. Ja m e s . Regan of Ihe Oak Ridge National Laboratory In Tennessee. D N A exerts control over life processes. In one In 300.000 people. Regan said U V ray? trigger mutation causing dam ­ age lhat the DNA repair system cannot fix. Those with ihe disorder can suffer hundrrds of skin rancers In areas such as the face and neck w h ic h are exposed to sunlight, he said. Although no effective treat­ ment currently exists lo halt melanoma once It spreads, a new vaccine apprara to work In some people, arrordtng to Dr. Malcolm Mitchell of the Universi­ ty of Southern California. Prelim inary research results show Ihe therapeutic vaccine, called "therractnc." produced a partial or totul regression ol melanoma In 16 of 73 patients studied. Mitchell said. He said II Is not known yrt how th e rra c ln r com bats the disease, but It may be able la trigger so-called "killer T cells" that mount srarrh-and-drsirny missions against melanoma cells In Ihe body. State C sa U iM d frwai Fags 1A "They're doing belter than Iasi year, but there are still a lot out there." Euringcrsaid. “ Th e biggest Increase Is In Ihe number or electronically filed tax returns. We've already received mo r e t han 1 6 0 . 0 0 0 electronically. That Is four limes as high as last year." he said. Statewide. 735 commercial tax p re p a re rs h a ve c o m p u t e r systems Unking their clients to the IRS computer processing center In Cincinnati. Florida residents were able to Me electronically tut year, but I his Is the first year Ihe system lias been available nationwide and Ihe first time Ihe national lax preparation chains have advertised It. "More people are simply aware of ihe fact that II Is available to them and they want to get their refund checks as soon as possi­ ble." Euringcrsaid. Electronic fliers who use direct deposit are getting their refunds In os little as two weeks, he said. T h e computer llllng boom has also speeded things for those who flic on paper. " It's relieving some of the burden from Ihe Atlanta center, where the paper returns from Florida go. Those are being processed faster this year." said Bob Firman, an IRS spokesman In Fort Lauderdale. Those who have already Med paper returns have been getting Ih c lr refunds In about four weeks. "A n yth in g filed at this lime Is going to be averaging more like five weeks and the closer we get lo April 16. Ihe longer that Is g o in g lo lake, maybe eight weeks.” Euringcrsaid. April 15 Is u Sunday this year, so taxpayers have until Monday the 16th to file. T h e IRS has received about 2 percent fewer paper returns than it had al this time Iasi year from Floridians. Taxpayers, who owe Ihe IRS musl file an paper and are more likely lo wall until Ihe losi minute to file. Euringcr said. But the bigger Ihe refund. Ihe more likely they are to file electronically. Euringcrsaid. In the IR S 's south Florida district, from Manatee und Indi­ an River counties south, the average lux rebind Is 8663. Bui Ihe average for those BUng e le c tro n ic a lly Is 8 1 . 2 6 9 . 1 4 . com pared lo an average of 8797.37 for paper filers. The average refund In north and central Florida Is 8644. nr 8 1 . 2 1 0 for those fil in g electronically and 8752 for those filing on paprr. Overall, the 1990 (NX Ming season has bertv -:cm*v' trf the smoothest on record, Euringcr and Fu rm ln said. ... Th e only snafu to date oc­ curred Iasi week w hen IRS e m p l o y e e s In C l n c l n n a t l l misplaced a magnetic tape con­ taining all Ihe returns they had received that day. Inclu ding some from Florida. The returns were recorded on a backup com puter In Wesi Virginia, but ihe lime required lo transfer Ihe tapes delayed some refunds for as mutiny us to d a ys, Euringcrsaid. "T h e good news Is that there ure very few changes on the tax forms this year. As u result, many taxpayers able lo use Iasi year's form us a guide. A n y lime taxpayers eau do lhat. II general­ ly reduces error on lax returns.” Euringcrsaid. Despite Ihe computer revolu­ tion. one thing hasn'i changed. "T h e most common error Is still math errors." Euringcrsaid. /"BANKRUPTCY - IS IT FDR YOU? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP ■w t OUT OESTS. Kite t o u r p r o p e r ty •CONSOt O A T t l U t >STOP COLLECTION THREAT! •STOP FORECLOSURE ANO LAW SUITS m i U C TU R U •NOON, SATURDAYS ROBERT H.PFLUEGER ATTORNEY AT LAW * O T^R SCR VCES 339-2022 M-irMfcManiAv*. |*8<U4 ki*«S<Mhof MOB) Independent... find Troud (W e lake pride In the fact that O f It! we're a n independently owned and operated funeral hom e We re very m uch a part of this community, a n d we like if that way. W e like the feeling that we c a n serve you our w ay A n d you II appreciate that personalized service w hen you turn to us at a difficult timo. GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME DO W E S T A IR P O R T B O U L E V A R D SAN FO HO , F L O R ID A Te le p h o n e (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -3 2 1 3 �U - Sanford Herald, tan lord. Florida — Monday, March M. 1WO Gruesom e’ fire kills 87 Fatal U.S. liras NEW YO K K A u th o rlllrs : U u n c h rd a maaalvr crackdown on Illegal aoclal cluba today, hoping to p rrvrn t a repeal of Ih r •••gruesome circumstances" Ihut left 87 people dead In an arson Inferno at a crowded unlicensed nlghtppot. Ju lio Gonzalez. 36. a Cuban emigre accused of setting a weekend bla/c at the Happy Land Social C lu b , was held without ball after his arraign­ ment early Monday on 87 counts of m urder for the worst mass slaying In U.S. history. Gonzalez. who came to Ih r United Stales In the Marlel boatllft. was seen arguing with his ex-girlfriend. a llckel-taker at the club, and was thrown out by a bouncer shortly before the two-story building erupted In flames. Th e pre-dawn b lu e was the deadliest In New Y o rk since flames roared through the T r i ­ angle Shirt Waist factory 79 years ago to the day. killing 143 people. W hile Gonzales was being arraigned by Bronx Crim inal Court Ju dge Alexander Hunter, more than 100 police and fire and building Inspectors began the crackdow n, visitin g 173 aoclal clubs that have already received vacalr orders. A uthorities have estimated there are a total 230 Illegal social clubs In the city. "W e will check those clubs to make sure they are Indeed First* Srv. OH *. tin. P*tht>**. w it. i.m IraquXt Thaator. Dec. ta, IHJC N d ttW Cacaanvf Orsrs nlghl club. Nav If. It<J. tM W HI First* Srs. Ms* I. WM. Mtocbtoy. MMn.Ctl First* nrs. OH It. IS* 0 x in .Jw w a .ltH .H M w .N 4 . as Slits ffnltanflxy. April II. I**cwunwwtasw.no Bmkttn TNWn, Ox. I >•'*■ arswurtN v . m C*tk**a Fus. Oct 1 IVl.no AxII n. ItM. Nafchai. SchaX. Mxch 4. ItOS I 0SW.IN Rhaadt Thaator. Jon I I 1*00. Bayartocm. P i. IIS a Inf 11*0 Clrcwt. Julr t. 1**4. Hxttord.C*nn. MR Baxrfy HUH Suppx CluS. May X It**. S*uX**U X y . 141 Mirtfus* Thaator. Juno ta Ittt. San Juan Puerto Rk*. I » TrlangU Ixtory. Mxch 11 Ittt. Now York Cl*». I4S OhwdMc. Star I I mt. CHuotana. II* Wlnxkll Molol. D « >. 1*44. Attmia.lt* Churtk. to** » 'H I BlrmWflW"«. Ala. Ill Oussr* Plata HWst worn. Dx It. IH*. SanJuan. Puerto Rk*.t» Patsckial tchooi. D x I. ItM. Outage. tS c lo s e d ." said M ayor D a v id Dinkins. D in k in s , w h o was v is ib ly s h a k e n a f t e r l o u r i n g t he smoldering ruins while firefighters pulled out bodies and la id them on the sidew alk beneath pale blue sheets, vowed Sunday to close all the d iy 's Illegal social cluba. Part of what we need ... Is In s p r e a d t he tal e of t h e s e gruesome circumstances so that I he general pubic will know lhat these are not safe places to go." the mayor said somberly. “ And believe me. ir anyone could view and witness It. they would not wish lo go. I don't care how good the music, how fine the company, how great the comraderle - they would not want to be there." Police believe only three or four people Including the suspect's ex-girlfriend, the clubs disc Jockey and the owner's wife — survived the blare. G o n z a l e z . w h o h u d been drinking In the club and urgued with his ex-girlfriend after ap­ parently trying lo woo her bock, was thrown out by a bouncer and later returned enraged and torched the nightspot, police said. The club In the run-down East Trem onl section of the Bronx, where flames blocked the soli­ tary exit and entrance and trapped 87 people Inside, wus ordered closed In N ovem ber 1988 by the Buildings Depart­ ment. But the club continued to operate, without a liquor or cabaret license, culrring mostly lo Hondurans and other Central American Immigrants. Horrified firefighters discov­ ered nearly 20 bodies on the club's ground floor and found the rest upstairs, where m any still had glasses In Ihelr hands and s o m r had t h e i r legs e n t w l n r d In bar s t o o l s , auihorlllessald L O f lO l N o t l C M IN TH « CISCUIT COVBT Foa IIM M Ota COUNTY. FLOS IDA PSOSATl DIVISION FOsNsH-NSCP IN RE: «*TAT* OP ADCLK W tU.( V tWCNSON NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Th* edmlnlitratton #1 IS* •list* *i a o i l i w a u i v iWINSON. N O I H 4 , Fll# Numbx H rn CP. H pandutg In A* Circuit Caurl Nr Seminal* Caunty. FlarlE*. Prsksl* OtrHHw. Sw iSSnil 4*whk» H Samlnato Caunty C friSSSSS. Santxd. Fix 144 U til Th* X Hw Those discussions were expected lo resume Monday. T h e Lithuanian leader. In a news conference Estonians sever ties p*rtan*l m n w H s I M i el lv**i 4**4*1ta SN SkA ll Is t x n W S n u m i •** H 4>I*N w DM «H4S A H t a x i : 141 All cUtrm n i W I A * n*4N W IT H IN T H B I t M O N T H ! A F T i a T M I P IS S T P U S H CA TIO N OP T N I ! NO T 1C! an* Ik l Any abixlton *y 4n kiNrail l*y *1 A* aM. A* at A* xnua. x IxUdktton at A* Cox* WITHIN THt LATIS OP TH S II MONTH! APTia THI PIB1T PUBLICATION OP THI! NOTICE 0B TMISTY 0AV! APTIB THI DAT I OP lia v iC I OP A COPT OP THI! NOTICI ON TH I OSJICTINO PERSON ALL CLAIM! ANO OBJEC TIONS NOT IO PILID WILL • iF o a iv ia a A a a io Pvblkaftan *t AH n**k* Sat baexi» Ma*tS M. ItW Parfkta S4»rx*nla*l** M O SCO W IUPI) — Estonia’s C o m m u nist Parly followed I he example of Lithuania's communists, voting to spilt from Moscow and declare Itself Independent, said Ihe official Tasa news agency and reports from Ihe Baltic capi­ tal. " T h e creation of an In ­ dependent Com m unist Party of Estonia and the adoption of Us program completed the work of the 20th Congress." curly Monday after Sunday's meeting, said he doubted Ih r Soviet uriny would Inlcrvrnc mlltlartly to hall I hr republic's drive lo rrgaln Its pre-World War II Independence. "Varennikov Is here lo lead some military operation Ihul Is unknown lo us." Landsbcrgls told reporters. He said Soviet military Interven­ tion In Lithuania "would be a catastrophe for (Sovlri President) Mikhail Gorbachev" but added. " I also know lhat In this country there Is great potential for mindless action." Th e m rriln g b rtw rrn the Soviet military delegation and Lithuanian officials runic alter Soviet purulroops seized Iwo buildings Iron* Ih r Indrprndrni Communist Party anil handed them over to pro-Moscow communists. Communists trailing Nine killed on border MOSCOW ( U P II - A r m r n l u n n a t i o na l i s t s killed nine Azerbaijanis. Including a family of five lhai was burned ullvc. In attacks along the border between Ihe republics In Ihe bloodiest violence In Ihe Caucasus region since January, ihe official Tass news agency said. B U D A P E S T. Hungary (UPII — Th e rrn trr-rtgh l Democrat­ ic Forum held a slight edge today over Ih r liberal Alliance of F r e e D e m o c r a t s In Hungary’s first free elections In 4 3 y e a r s I h u t w e r e expected lo end the co m m u ­ nists' hold on power, returns showed. Results were I Inal for 39 of 176 districts where Individual c an d i d a t es were bei ng elected. Legal N otlctt Legal Notices Logoi Nollcot Legal Notice N O T IC I OR F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice •% barter given met I am tngegad In buvnrti i l ItW Harbour C t . Apopks. FL X37QX Seminole County. F tor Id*, under the Fktltieut Nome el THOMAS PUBLISHING, end met I Intend to regular u id nemo with the Clerk et me Circuit Court. Sem mote County. Flortde. In oc cordenco mum mo ProviHom el the Fictitious Nome Stetutos. To Wit Section US 09 Florida Stet wtes Its; Cynthia L Thornes Publish March 12. It. 20. April N O T IC I OP P IC T ITIO U 1 N A M I Nolk* It h*4*ay p n n Hut I i* A butinmt a* Mt E S R O i. Longwood. Semmete County, Florida , under the Fictitious Nemo of MR UNI V E R S E H E A L T H EN TERPRISES. end that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk ef me Circuit Court. Sem melt County. Florida, m ec cordance with the Previsions ot mo Fictitious Nemo Statutes. ToW II Section MS W Florida Stetutos its; Sheri Hur tbuf Publish March S. 12. If. 20. IWO O EO «S N O T IC I OP • IC T IT IO U ! N A M I Nolle* at *wr*by * < « i lhai a* x * » m «a»a a b n w u n u t W y m i r * B * . A lla m .n l* i* r»N V P L . te m vu u Coxily. Fix.*a. x M x A * Pklituus Nam* *t T H I TS A 1 L ! A T W V M O B t. and A o l n* AHnd U r*a<«Hr UK* nom* with A* CUrk ol A o Clrcwl* Coxt. Som wok County. FtorUo. m x nrdonco n i A A o P rx itu n t ol Ao Fictituw* Homo SlatwUv To Wit Sxhon M l •* FUrida Slot wUs 1*1* JoonSwk Yanf Wan J Yon* Publlih March I*. M April I. ». IWt D I O If* IN TH E CIR CU IT COURT O F TN B I I O N T I I N T N JU O ICIA L C IR CU IT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE CO U N TY . STA TE OF FLO R ID A. Casa Ne.i W i n e C A f t-I General JurIsdktlen Florida Bar Me. :M*fBI S O U TH E A S T B A N K FOR SAVINGS, formerly known es F IR S T F E D E R A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION OF JACKSONVILLE. Plaintiff. vs LAR R Y R SANOERS.lt living. >. IffO D EO l i t N O T IC I OP F IC TIT IO U S NAME Notice is hereby given met I em engaged in business et 212 W First S t. Suite 100. Sentor d. Seminole County. Florida, under the F i c t i t i o u s N o m e o l W IL K IN S IN S U R A N C E AG EN CY, end met I inland to register setd name oith the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Sem mole County. Florida, m ac cordenco with the Provisions of mo Fictitious Nemo Statutes. To Wit: Section MS Of Florida Stet utes Its; Lewis F Wilkins Publish March It. 20. April 2. t. IWO OEO Itt N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice Is hereby given met I am engaged m business at S00 Yew C l . Altamonte Syr mgs. FL 22114. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name et BIG 2 SPORTS, and that I intend M register u d oeme with me Clerk ot Ike Circuit Court. Seminole County. Fieri de. in accordance with the Provisiens of the Fictitious Nemo Statutes. To Wit Section MS Of Florida Statutes its; Charles L McMullen Jr Publish March 24. April 2. f. U. IWO D EO 244 N O T IC I OF F IC TIT IO U S NAME Notice is nereby given met I N O T IC I OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given met I em engaged m business at ft2 Little Wekive D r . Altamonte Springs. F I . Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name e< LAK E SCAPERS. and that I intend to register sa*d name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. SemtneW County. Florida, m accordance with the Provisiens of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS 09 Florida Statutes its; Robb S Gooch Publish March 24. April 2. «. >4. two D EO 244 M ,f lU C l. Sonlord FI »* * ]. Sominak Coxity. FU»M*. x X * . iho Fict.tuut Nam* ol A R T ! LANDSCAPING. *nd A *l I A land to fO*l*U4 U M <um* *|A th* C k rk ot mo Clrcwl C a x l. Sominak Caxity. FU«M*. A xc04d*nc* w .A A* Pr*»l»*on» *1 mo F ktituwa Homo Sutukt. T* W .) S x lu n H i Ot FU*lda StoluUl *♦** Aaron S Thompwn Publ.th March M. April >. *. 14 ItM OfOM* BUY UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS For the current rate call... I • O O O -U S -O O N O S N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice is hereby given mat I am engaged m business at W Power Court. Sanford. Florida. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name et VISTA COLOR GRAPHICS, end met I intend N register said name «ith me Clerk of me Circuit Court Seminole County. Flori da. m accordance oith the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Soctwn MS Of Florida Statutes ifV Shirley J R#»roal Publish March 24. April 2. f. N. IWO 0 ( 0 242 I N T H I C IS C U ITC 0 U S T FOB I I M I N O L I COUNTY. FLO SIOA P S O S A T l DIVISION FlU Numbor *0 104 CP IN RE T H C IS T A T E O F GR A C CE PALM A Dxoawd N O T IC I OF ADM INISTRATION Tho o4mlnktralion ot Iho MI0I* 1 G R A C ! C PALMA, t f .c o a t o * . F l l o N w m k o f H 144 CP. It pona.na In tho Clrcwl* Court lor Som.nolo Co unty. F lo r id a . Probalo O.v.kun. A o « M r r » 0* nhtch it P O Dronmr C. Sonlwd. FUrida n**l Tho nomot on* M k n m X tho pxM nol r * x * u n U lix on* Iho p o n o n o l r t p r o M ni4t.ro i o llx n o y oro M l U r A boUrr A ll Inlorottod p ir w n i x o roqu.rod U I.U rrlA Aik coxl. W ITH IN TH R E E MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE II ) oil cUimk o«o.ntl * u tkioio and II) any •b|*dl*n by *n lnl*r*kl*d porkon an whom A«k nol.c* *4k M r««a A ol choiUna** A* .olid i l y l l l N mil. A * Quol.lKOlunk X A* pxkorul f*x*k*nl*l.r*. v*nw*. X | X lX .C I«< *1 A* A LL CLAIM S ANO OBJEC TIONS N O T SO F IL E D WILL BE FORE V EB BARRED Publication X A.k none# hok te*x. on M x c h M. IWO Pxkorul R*x***n*4l.x LuX* MnklronwU IU J O rU «o S lrM l W m t x S x x f V F u r.4* Personal Representative BILL McCABE ESQUIRE SH IPM ER O McCnBVE A COOLEY UtOS R 414 W SM200. Longwood. FL22IW Tetepnene «eo;i dJO fibi Publish March 24. April 2. IWB 01024* •tua .eta!. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTIO N S TA TE OF FLORIDA TO LARRY R SANDERS. If living, and ALYSA K. SAND ERS. his wife. If living, tnclud mg any unknown spouse of said Oefondants if timer has remar nod and It either or bom ot said Defendants are deceased, their respective unknown heirs, de vlsees. grantees, assignees, creditors, lienors and trustees, end all other persons claiming by. through, under or against the named Defendants Whose residence is unknown YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an action lo foreclose a mortgage on tho following property m Seminole County. Florida Lot tO THE COLONNADES TH IR D SECTION, according to the Plat thereof as recorded m PMI Book is. page IS. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida has been tiled egemst you end IT T FINANCIAL SERVICES, a corporation. F IR S T F A M IL Y FINANCIAL SERVICES. IN C . a corporation, end you ere required lo serve e copy of your written defenses, if any. to It on JO S EP H M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. Plaintiffs attorney nhose address is 201 N Franklin Street. Suite 2HO. Tampa. Florida U402 on or before the 4m day ol April, two. end file me original with the Clerk ef th* Court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or immediately mere after, otherwise a default will be entered egomit you tor tho relief demandtJ M the Com plaint or Petition OAT ED on this 2nd day of March. IWO C LE R K O F TH E CIR CU IT COURT BY JanoE Jasewtc Deputy Clerk Publish MarchS. 12. If. 24 IWO 0E0S2 o cal mass at A* rapt** t r M if ******** aapalatlan In IS* Brevard. Ox aala. Prang*. lam InaNSIMVtauali C*an«v ***** Valxant Attain Sat haan Itant avx Aa pact yax Atp*** at AH avtauaiun. IS* D**#*1 man* H p s » l »l **• «*****» Imax* UaHmant K ill ___________ Army seizes Lithuania buildings V IL N IU S . U .S.S.R . — Lithuanian President Vytaulus Lundsbcrgls said today h r doubled the Soviet arm y would act m ilitarily to block the Halllc republic s Independence drive, even though Ils troops have seized Iwo buildings from Ih r Independent Com m unist Party. Lundsbergls said Iw o Soviet a rm y colonels and a major — representatives of Gen. Valrnlln Varennikov — held talks Sunday wllli the republic's executive leadership In a late-night session ai the m o d e rn g ra nlte -a nd glass Parliament. P U a U C M TK I ■ones SCOPNMMEETIM TX» Ouirtmwtl X VXxan* Attain (VAI prifim N can •*4Xt a m V4*44*4* Attorn Matacal Caata4 In la** Cantata P1*414* TMS lxlll*T H s a t lW A b r A* NatHnal ln»*4*n*nanlal Pal kv Ac* at i*a*aaarnenMd Itin* 4SCPB Pa*N INS IMS I TS* a t ! at A* tanxta public a* xatantalty N xavta* axty uuul an! vatopmanl RWprfta A n gulftary agmtey -taRtaR wXbig ha* bean kchadutod tor Watautdey. Ma*ts M.tram t f t am N 11 1 am. at A* Intaan BHx Catany Club. an 0U 0ta*y PL. TS* Ar **a**IAt aati an WlctSam a**a A n I n. ia *H raxSA* Mxrtll Tram* nxA an Ma* 4*11 i*p44»lm*N*y I mil* N A* aatranta Ian ri*M Sana uwi. Aan a*A N* akxMam N A* 0 I N N I ! J. H A S T I N 1*1Sxnat Orlv* Caixlbxry- Ftorldl JtW aiCHABoa o w in . isouiai aoauoN. o w in a coon . PA p.o a** iap& CitHSarry. PL S*I(M*1 T*H*s*n* iw n n a t a t * FU Ba*Na Mint PuMItS M 44 C h M .A a 4lll.lfH D ia ro IN TNI CISCUIT cottar.IIO N TIINTN JUOtCIAL CISCUIT. IN ANO FOB IIM IN0LI COUNTY. FLOS I DA. CA1I NO HfMPCAX 0IVI1ION: I FCDISAL NATIONAL MOaiGACI AMOCIATION. a cxparalian traamnu an* •iitim* xXi* A* lawsa*A* Umk* llaHi a*Amt*ica. nu .nt.tr trt KAREN C WOOO.#/k/« KARINE J0R0AN.«t«l. N O TIC E OF ACTIO N TO ---------------- W ILLIAM S Residence Unknown Lest known mailing address 21* 0 Cherokee Court Altamonte Springs. Florida 22MI YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an action to foreclose me mortgage encum bering Ihe following property m Seminole County. Florida Unit 210 0 . A L T A M O N T E H E IG H T S . A Condominium, according M Iho Declaration of Condominium as recorded in Official Ricatfdt Book 1200. pages 1204 through ITM. Public Records of SommoW County. F i x id* luk baxi HUd by Hu SUmtIM avaunt you and othxk m Itu < b a x klyUd cj u m and yau *4* rtqutr*d U k*4v* a cc*y *4 yaw# u ritu n d*Um*k. it any. U II *n S M IT H S SIM M O NS. P A . PIxntitTk atfxruy. I l l W*kl Adam * S lr* * l. Suit* 1*14. J x b x n y ilU . F i x Id* 1MH. an X tutor* A x il >*. IHO. and MU Itu x t o 'n x *11*1 Hu CUrb a* Nil* Court *<th*r tutor, kxylt* on PUintltrk attxruy x im nu d.outy ttu fM ltx ; otturwiK. a dafoutt Mill ba anUrad U 4lm t you l x ttu rtlu t Xm and»d In m t cxnataxt x patitun W ITNESS my fund and kaol X mik C a x t an m.k JJnd day X M x t k . 14*0 IS EA LI M ASYA N N E MORSE CUrk X Itu Clrcwl C a x l By Bum King Doputy CUrk PubHX M x c h M April I. *. M. I*H O E O MS NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Nolle. Ik h x tb y gl«*n that am angagad In bwkbukk X » * Kan l x B ir d . Caktatbxry. Sam ■naU Coxily- FUrida. x « U r llu F i c i i l i o u k N a m a a ) IN N O V A T IV E E N T E R P R IS E S , and mal I Inund U ragikUr kaU nama *<m m t CUrk X Clrcwl C axt. SammaU CauntyFUrida. In x c x d a n c a *.m ma P iayitian t al llu Fldillaw t Nama StalwUk. Ta Wit S x lu n aaSHYUridaSlaluUkltS* Richard A E x U y Publ.kh M x c h II. If. M. April >. 1X0 O EO IM N O T IC I OP PU BLIC H IA R IN O TO CONSIDER A CO N DITIO N AL USE Not>ca It h x X y gloan mat a Public Having will X hold by Hu Planning and Toning Com rntttwn m Hu City CommittHn C ham bxv City Hall. Santord. Florida X » H P M an T h x t day. A x il L IHO. to cantidx a roquttt tor Candilwnal Uta GC > - Garural Cam m xcitl Oitlnct LE G A L DESCR IPTIO N All mal p x l X lha k m >00 X Block 14 lying South X Flrtl S lr x l at p x l al Chapman and I w k n Addition to Santord. PB I. PC I L P R at StminoU County. Fiona plut N » .cca iid Eati S lrx l Bamg gorurally x tc r.b rd at MS E a t lF in l S lr x l Conditional Uta raguattod Aiconxic Bavxagak Contump lu n on xrm itok — Clott S — B a x and Wmo in a r*ttaxanl W.m toating X no! Ukk than M xaik All par tu t m mtor«X and ciliionk d u ll hav* an appxtunc ty to X lu x d al u id lu x m g By x d x X mo Planning and Zoning Commiicon X mo City X santord F tor Ida m.t *m day X M x c h . IHO John Mornt. Chairman Planning and Jarung Cammiktun AOVICE TO TH E PUBLIC II a pxton drcidot to appaal a drcicon mada *.m r r t p x l to any m atin corrector«d al Ihr atom mooting x hoxing. ho may ruod a ra rX Iim r tc x d X I X procoadmgt including Hu totlimony and ovidanct. uhich record u nX prp.1dad by I U City X Santord (F S M M M S I Pux.kh M x c h M. IHO O E O IJO FONTMVACATNM. •SRttWWS. DOAMASI lAM M INT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCI BN YOU WILL PLIA1I TAXI NOTICI *S*« IS* B*44< at Caxtfy CtaiimIHUnan *1 Sami n*M Caxify. Ftorld* 4* I X am. an Aa MA Say *t April. AD . ItW. A A* Caunt* Cam A Am**8i JIaa a ^B M n|l IPW NWTt » Caumy Sank** Mbta A ta ik ri Ftoride. I Salt a x nX Aa Caxify «HH yecato. a ix a n t A w . (la ta . an« Awiatm any *NS* at A* Caxrty ana A * * a k A ana N A * N O a nA f rlp iH a t way x d r inuga i nlng through X adtxanl I* ma dakcnbad RfERBriy. to t * Fifty (M l M X Right X Way knawn M Tatgardan Siraal. tying SaXh X Whlto O X Drlya. C a J X L X 14, Black ' A” ; and wax X L X 1. Buck -X " . *k ih a x i an m* PtX X Sanianda S x h X N*XX X T r x l P . X tacx X d In Pta* R *X ♦. Pag* X . X ttu Public Racardt X SammaU Caunty. F U r M i P IR 1 0 N ! IN T I B IS T R O M AV A F P IA R AND H EAR D A T T H I TIM E AN O PLACE A R O V I SPECIFIED ROAR O OF C O U N TY COMMISSIONERS M ARY ANNE MOB S I CUrk ta lha Board PwWIX M x c h M. IWB H O W A auMH k **a * maalM* Sx Mates M. a* * H pm. TS* maatma m il lata *taca a* IS* t e r k v O x * CanH*. A A* City Caca*. PL. M M LaS* 0*1** naa* ** A* A**4«*tU*n» at I M an* I S tM Mamsats at A* awMN at* A*H*a H ipaas. H • •• ntittan ktMmany, m PRORAT ■ DIVISION F I LB NO. H t t S CP I N I I : B S T A T IO F W ILTON AH DR E**S JORDAN PuXlkh March » . M. M. M D io n * IN T M I CIR CU IT CO UR T. IN A N D FOa SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLBOIDA C A M N a iM H B C a ff P BAY FINANCIAL SAVINGS BANK. Pumfitl. T E R R Y 1S P R IN G H A R T. SHARONF SPBINGHABT.hik « I U . lahdly and x y X X ly . and T H I U N ITE O STA TESO F AMERICA. 0 1 PAS T M I N T OF T H I TR EA SU R Y. IN TE R N A L R E V E N U E SERVICE. N O T IC I OF B A L I N O T IC I I 1 H I R I R V GIVEN pxkwanl U a Fm X Judamant daUd M x c h IL 11*0. anUrad m C a t. Num bx x t X t C a X P X llu Circuit C a x l X lha IU v x ilh Judicial Circuit m and U r Sam. noM County FUrida. *hx*m . I R B Y 1 iFR IN G H A R T and SHARON F SPRINGHART. luk W ild , and T H I U N I T E O S TA TES OF AMERICA. DE P A R TM E N T OF TH E T R E A S U R Y . IN T E R N A L R EVEN UE SERVICE, ar* Oa Undanlk. that I «H I u ll to Hu Mthatl and baX bM dx U r cakh. X Hu wax F fW I p * x X ma tx n .n a u County CaxH UUM . Santord. FIxM a. al II H A M an tha Ikl day X May. I*W. ma loiUu.ng dakcnbad raX Rrocur ly ak m torn, m Ih* Final Judgmant L X L Buck A. Coach Light EtlaUk. x c x d u ig U Hu Pial Hur o*l *t rocort X In Flat BaX II. Paga N and 11. X Hu pubi.c r .c x d k al SammaU County, FUrida DaUd auk ism day X M xch . IHO M A R Y A N N ! MORSE. C L E R K O F THE N O T IC I OP ADM INISTRATION T X adm lnltlralU n X t x ■ lla la *1 W ilton Andrew* Jxdan. d*c*at*d. Fll* Num bx to ns CP. to p x u m g in Hu Circuit C*url l x Seminal* C t v n i y . F lo r id a . F ra b a l* Otvitun. Hu IRWU * X which to P x l Oflk* O raw x C. Santord. F U d a H**l T X namat and addrtttat X Hu F xta n X R tf ratanlallx a X Hu F x ta n X Raxttantatlyo't attorney Ml b rm b H M All Inlarailad H ' W " I a rt r ram rad to III* with IMt C a x l la) All ctoimt agamtl Hu n l a u W ITH IN TH R E E M O N TH ! OF T H I FIR ST PUBLICATION OF T H I ! N O TIC E and Ibl atlactian by an Inlorottod porkon u wham Ihli nXka It txy* d mal c x iu n g a t Hu valid ity al ma will. Hu gualillcaiunt •I ma prr tonal rrprotanlally* vmua. x ix lt d k lu n X m* C a x l W ITH IN TH E L A TER OF TH R EE MONTHS A FTE R TH E F IR S T F U I U C A T I O N OF TH IS N O T IC E OR T H IR T Y D A Y ! A F T E R TH E OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF T H I ! NOTICE ON TH E O B JE C TIN G PERSON ALL CLAIM S ANO O B JEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FO R E V E R BA R R IO FuWkMwn X Hut No*•<# hat bogun on M x c h ta. IWf Pntonal Raprttentonr* Llnd aC X * Attorney U r P x tonal Rrprtkanialiv* S T E P H E N F BAKER MS AvxtuaK. S E W m tx Hatrxt. FUrida Utao Ttupnoru ( f i n i h n u FUrida B x No l l l l f l F iU Num bx HOIS Publlih M x c h M. April I. IH* O l f IS* c ir c u it c o u r t By JanaE.JaaawU At Dtpuly CUrb Publlih M x c h lf .ta .lf W 010*04 AM EN DED N O T IC I OF IN TE N T T O R IO IIT IR F IC TITIO U S NAME NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that H u undxtigiud. dttlrlng to •ngag* In buenokk urxtor llu IklllUuk nama X UNIVERSAL C Y C L E S a l f4S L a n id a ta A r iiiu t, Longnood Florida mso. mundk u ragikUr nu laid nama wim Hu CUrk X Hu C irc u it C a url al Samlnala Caunty- FUrida D A T E D Ih it llth day X M xch . A 0 IHO JA R A M ILLO O F C E N TR A L FLORIDA. INC By FxnarMo Jxa m ilU . FratManl Publlih M x c h If. M. A x il i f. IHO DEOIH IN T H I C IR CU IT COURT. IN AND FOR SEM INOLE C O U N TT. FLORIDA CASE NO. OMICf-CA H P ESSEX MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PMIntllt. W IL L IE J ARNOLDand M AR G U ER ITE ARNOLD, a-k/a M AR GU ER ITE AO NOLO, hit »I U . JOHN OOE and JAN E DOE. Tananlt. and any unknoxi halfk. dxliaak. grant**!, cr*ditori. and alh x unknown pxtonk Of unknown tpoutot cUiming by. through, and urxtor any X Hu abovo nanud D*Undantk. OXandanit N O T IC I OF F O R IC L O S U R I SALE N O T IC I H X rtb y gi«*n mal lha und«rt!an*d M aryanna M x ta CUrk Ol nu Circuit Caurl ol SommeU County. FUrida. ■ill x Hu Ikl day X May. IHO. al II Wa'cUck a m al Hu W ttl Freni door *1 I X SammaU County Courtluut*. Sanlord. FUrida. X U r X taU and tall al public outcry U ma highatl and to il bMktor h r cath. ma W U u ■ng da tcn X d proparfy tiluaU m SammoU County Furuka Condominium Parcil Ho 4K ol r io g e W&m52*KT ONLAMOO DIVISION CAM NO. N WN1 If* In R a iR a rryTa n rlH lg N RIPONT AMO NOTICE OP PUBLIC SALE OPPOOPIRTY OP TNB ESTATE TO: ALL CNIDITOR! AND OTHER I N T I R I S T E D P A R TIE S L E IG H R . M I I N I N G I R . TrwtUa X Ih* abau* capHanad OfRtor at****, by and Ihraugh h it un d * rs l|h * d a lta rn a y . h x tb y ( h u t naftca X a x * paaad public ta U X prtparty X Hu Ml*** and waufd kho* at I. Praparty X H u attal* includn add toto X tlto Imran la ry . m l*c*llaH**ui alflc* lurmtor* and I W V "*" 1 mad In Hu c x x n k HI* XUnata knawn M Tn lg 'k Cxam lc TIU . Inc. I a dittXyad carpxaflanl 1 T X TrwtU* will H ll HMt X O p x ty X a public taU on A x i l M. If H X » : » • * ■ X Twigt C x x n k TIU . t i l l 1 Sontord Auanuo. Santord. Ftorl 44 H**l T X prapxty X I I X arailabto X IlUX C H x tram f M a m until N lR a in an Hu day X kata I Tarma X Iha tata ar* each taU x><* tubtacl ta H u a**#** X X H u Truk to* T X kato will X canductod X •" auciunax T X aucHanxr to Ru Naftonx A u x lX U n h r CradH Man a x manl X FUrida. Inc adsata adOrrkl it ISOt S.l<x S ix Read. IN T N I C IR CU IT COURT OP T N I R IR M T IIR T N JU O IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N D FOR SEM INOLB COUNTT. v . itw h id d e n IN TNB U W TIO ITA Ti! BANKRUPTCY COUNT PON c o n o o m in IUM Mad m Ofltcul Rrcordt Boat US*. P a x *** and any amtfldmintk m «r*io Public Rrcordt X SammoU County * lx Ida purtuant U Hu Final Judgnunl tn U rtd in a caw pand-ng in laid Court. Hu tlyU X uhich It •ndicaUdaXy* W ITNESS my hand and X licit! tool X laid C a x l Hut ism day X M x c h IHC iC O U R TS E A LI Maryann* M o w C L E R K O F THE CIR C U ITC O U R T By Jan* E J*t*wK Oapuly CUrk PubiHh M xch If. ta IHO I D EO If* to (tart iwTtai 4 T X Tru iU a to awara X Hu Wtowmg incumbrancat an I X x w a r t y Thant may X aHur ■neumbranerk Hu Truttot to nX aw xaX S W R IT T E N O BJECTIO NS TO T H I R E P O R T. IF ANY. ARE TO B t P I L I D W ITH T H I C LE R K . U S BANKRUPTCY C O U R T . S U IT E MB. F IR S T RANKERS BU ILO IN O . IIS W C E N TR A L BLVO. ORLANDO. FLO R IO A naai. a n d a c o p y F U R N IS H t O TO T H E UN O CR SIG N ED A TTO R N E Y FOR T H I TR U STEE UNLESS W R IT TE N O BJECTIO NS ARE F IL E O W ITH IN F IF T E E N USI DAYS FRO M TH E OATE OF SERVICE O F THIS N O T IC I. TH E P R O P IR T V W ILL BE SOLO ON T H I TERM S SET FO R TH ABOVE O A T E O ANO M A IL E D MARCH It. If H L E IG H R M IIN IN G IR P O Bat m l Orlando. F und * ZltC! F Ur KM fa r No OJtSMl Attorney tor Trutto* Publlih M x c h M. April I. Iff* O EO IS* IN T H I C IR CU IT COURT OF T H I I I O N T I I N T N JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN AND FOR I I M I N O L I COUNTY. S T A T I OF FLORIOA. C a ta X .: W k trs C A a a f Ocwral Jxtkdkttaa FUrida Bar X : UOkH SOVRAN M O R TG A G E COR PORATION. Plamtitf. yk DAVID J SCHULTE, il living, at u i . X a l. DXandantt N O T IC I OF ACTION S TA TE OF FLORIOA TO REBECCA A SCHULTE. Il living. a X it m x ru d . JOHN DOE. lu r ItukbaX uheta raX nama It uncertain. II Hying, including any unknoxi tpouta X laid OaU X antt II *tlhx X t rc m x ru d a X II aim x x both el tald Dalandantt a r t da caatad. I X I r retprctlva un knawn tout. d r r lu »t. grantrut r u g n m c ra d tX t. lu n x t a X trutUav a X all a H x partem claiming by. Ihraugh. under x aga.ntt Hu named Defendant* Whota rttidtnet it unknown YOU ARE N O TIF IE D Hut an action U tarecUw a m x . on H u tallowing proporty SammoU Caunty. F Ur Ida I X 1. T r x l A. THE ARBORS at H IO O EN LAKE SECTIN I. according U Hu Flat HuraX at rtcsrdad m P ut Beaa M. Pag* VI and fL Public R x x d t X SammoU Caunty. Florida Lat 101 A. T r a d A. T H E ARBORS A T HIOOEN LAKE SECTION I. according to Hu PUt ttuf*ol at rvcordad In Plat Beak I*, pagat H and *J. Public R x x d t ol SammoU Caunty. fu n d * hat b**n filed agamtl you a X D AVID J SCH ULTE, it living. • X II m x ru d . MRS D AV ID J SCHULTE, hit «IN . II living, including any unknown tpouta X laid OoUndantt it tittur X t rv m x ru d and II t n h x or bom ol la id Ottondantt ar* da crated. Hum rttpactiv* un known hair*. Oevitart. gr antxt. att.gruat. creditor* lanort a X IrukUet. a x X I oltwr par ton* claiming by. through, under or ago.ml n u n*mad DaUndantt a X you pro raguirtd U tarva a copy al your wditan Xlantat. .1 any. U . I on JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. PtamliH t attxruy •hot* adWett it M l N Franklin S lrx l. Su.U ItM. Tampa. Fund* UaOI on or batora ttu tm day ol Apr'I IH*. a X HU lha original with th* CUrk al m.t Court t.thrr batora tarv.c* on Piamt.lt t 41tor nay x immadiauty H urt atur. o th x w .u a default will X onUrod agamtl you tor ttu r X u l demanded m Hu Com plaint or Patitun O A TE O on m .t ind day ol M xcn. two C L E R K O F THE CIR C U IT COURT BY Jan* E Jataw.c Deputy CUrk Publ.kh M x c h L II. I*. M IHO O EO *4 IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT. OF T N I I I O M T I I H T H JU O IC IA L CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A. CASE NO.i fa-llfSCAS* L IN T H E M A T T IR O F TH E ADO PT ION OF: T J O a X A f l O. IT D M a X A E Ml M m x Children N O T IC I OF ACTION TO THOMAS OAWSON MOORE M IIR O S E O A L I HOUSTON. TEXAS YOU AR E H ER EBY NOTI F IE O mal a Petition N r Adap lion hat bean liud eg Xm l you and mal y*u oro required to tarva a copy X your » lipom a x Flooding to Hu PoMun upon nu P a tliu n x 't attorney, A A M c C L A N A H A N . JR . 1*0 S. P x b A x — Sulla B. Santord. F Ur Ida 1***1. and HU Ih* x tg l Otfk* X lha CUrb X lha ClrcXI C a x l. an x batora Ih* llth day X A x il- IH* II yau IX I to data, a Default Judgmant will b* taken a g x m l yau tor Hu rX U f demanded in Hu Petition O A TE O *1 Santord. Samlnato County- F und *. Ihlt Ph day X M x c h . If H C L E R K O F THE C IR C U ITC O U R T ■y Heather Brvnrwr At Oapuly CUrk PubHth M x c h IL It. M. April 1. IH* O E O IU IN T N I C IR CU IT COURT OF T H I JUDICIAL C IR C U IT OF FLORIOJk. IN ANO FOR SEM IN O LE CO UN TY CASE NO. 0P444I CAOf-F O I N I R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION DOM INION BANKSHARES M O R TGA GE CORPORATION P L A IN T IF F . E S TA TE O F G ILB E R TO SAN TA LI2. D ECEASED. UNKNOW N HEIRS. D EV IS E E S . GR AN TEES. ASSIGNEES. CREDITORS. LIENORS A NO T R U S T ! ESO F G IL B E R TO SANTALIZ. D EC E A S E D AND ALL O TH E R PERSONS CLA IM IN G BY. THROUGH. UND ER . AGAINST THE N A M E D D E F E N D A N T (SI O E FE N D A N TIS I N O TIC E OF SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pur loan I to an Order ol Final Judgmant X Foractotxe dated M x c h IL If H . antxtd In Civil Cat* No f t 4441 CA H P X the Circuit Caurl *1 th* E IG H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit In and l x SEM IN O LE County. FUrMU. w h e r e in D O M IN IO N B A N K S H A R E S M O R TG A G E CORPORATION. Plamlill end E S T A T E OF G IL B E R T O S A N T A L IZ . D E C E A S E O i U N K N O W N H E IR S OF G IL B E R T O S A N T A llf . DE C E A S E D x * dotondonlltl. I «||| M il to tti« high«%t And bttl biddtr for c«th. A T THE W EST FR O N T DOOR OF THE SEMI N O IE C O U N TY C O U R T HOUSE. SANFORD. FLO R ID A. At 11 00 AM . Ma y 10. t m . ttm following dAKr.bAd property At %tf form tn M*d F saaI Judg m#nf. to wtf L O T »t. CA R D E N GROVE. ACCORDING TO THE P LA T TH E R E O F AS R ECO R O EO IN P L A T BOOK 21. PAGES 2S ANO 24. P U B L IC R E C O R D S OF SEM IN OLE CO UN TY. FLO R I OA O A T E O At SANFORO. Flori dA. m i« I4tti dAf of M atch . IWO M AR YA N N E MORSE C L E R K O F THE C IR C U ITC O U R T SEM IN OLE County Flor>do By Jo n o i Ja u « h( Oopufy Clorfe Pw6iitfi M atch 19.24. If N O E O 204 �IN BRIEF iB A B B M T B iU lB Dallas dafanta baata Datroll Dallas rallied to defeat Detroit Sunday night, accomplishing what the Pistons usually do to win: play good defense. Herb W illiams stole the ball and fed It to Derek Harper for a layup with eight seconds left In overtime, giving Dallas a 98-90 victory over the defending champions. T h e Mavericks rallied from a five-point deficit with 30 seconds left In overtime to send the Pistons to their third straight loss. " O u r defense really keyed our w in ." Harper said. "It kept us close enough to do It at the end. Brad (Davis) came »vc us a lift. H r made Into the game and really gav trip us keep pace." seven (points) In the O T to he E l s e w h e r e In t he N B A . M ia m i edged M ilw aukee 105-102. Minnesota surprised Porlland 110-105 and the Los Angeles Lakers defeated Seattle 116-94. I Gamez’s eagle clinches Nettle O R L A N D O — Rookie Robert Gamez raglrd the final hole Sunday for a dramatic one-stroke victory over Greg Norman In the *900.000 Nestle Invitational. Gamez. 21. a Unlvertsty of Arizona graduate who won his first career start at the Tusron Open earlier this year, came to the 441-yard final hole at Bay Hill at 12-undrr par. trailing playing partner Larry Mize by one shot. Gamez elected to go with a 7-Iron from 176 yards out and hit the ball squarely at the pin. T h e ball bounced twice and rolled dlrecily Into the cup. sending a roar from the gallery und ranting him $162,000. Gam ez finished the tournament at l4-under274. Gamez held off a charge by Norman, who started the round with a share of the lead. Norman, who was on the tee at No. 17 when Gamez made eagle, needed two birdies on his final two holes for a victory. H r missed both birdie putts and flnslhrd one shot buck of Gamez at 13-under. M a r c h 26, 1 9 9 0 MONDAY Sa n for d Herald Reddicks leads South O R L A N D O — Seminole High School scnk>r Sheri Reddicks rapped off a brilliant high achool ru rre r by scoring 26 points to lead the North girls to 56-54 victory over Ihe South In Ihe third unnuul F C A A All Star Basketball Classic at V ulrnrlu Com m unity College Saturday night. In Ihe boys' game. Seminole's Robert Moore scored 11 points but It was not enough os the North dropped u 77-76 derision to the South. "It was nice to coach a group of girls as good as this." said girls North roach Jo h n McNamara from Seminole. "It was enjoyable to get to know some or these girls personally, like Ihe girls from Lake Howell and Lake Brantley, that had been competitors during the season." Reddicks was Ihe only player from the North to score In double figures and wus voted the game's Moot Valuable Player. Also representing Semi­ nole County were Ta ra Gibson (si* points) and Lori B u n rc from Lake Brantley. Becky Miller (si* points) and Lisa Nuxol from Luke llow rll und M lm l Sh e ris |slx points) from Orangrwnod Christian. " I wus Impressed with the play of the girls I hadn't seen before." said McNumuru. "W e tried to play the girls the same amount of lime und I C $ «• BaokatboU. Pag* 2B a ia u I (M l Bunto I. A GISuor 4. Hill 1. Jaftcwn t. Nutoi U t d d K l l H . V w K t T o O H m in t s t M S 1141 A K -t n k r J. Cs M m O *. 0»«<» 4. G * n w 0. G utsO t. Ja rS w iII.Is rry f.N U rttn II.Sl«nl*r 1 Tost* J l i n t 4 ) po-nl 11« id ( M i l - leg is I (CsMwell) Vault - North I*, loom It FooWdauf - Nuaal TartwKalt - Nana sort |H || ^ HQfj|| ff lauW < m Andaftoa U CSrttMan 4. Doan I. Grau*a 4. Loan It. M int t. Stfvlar >. than t. Vatai la Talalt U * 11« Marts i n i So*ion 1 Chandler it Cra«ar I I la dy t Flt>«arald 11. Or or H. McIntyre I Mtara 11, f a t a t I Talalt IS II ta TT I aalnl Held «oait - Harm 4 (Chandler I. Moore II . loom I lAnderton l| Fault - Norm 14. loom 34 Fouled out - Vale/ Itaumi. Fii/aeraid I North! Technualt - None Nazarenes, Maranatha undefeated Finke turns ’Hounds loose Fratal staff raparts W IN T E R PARK — For the first lime this season. Coach Fred Finke turned his Lym an High School boys' track team loose at a meet. Running In the Brian Jaeger Relays at W inter Park s Showalter Field. Finke used all of his athletes In a loi of events. For example, four-time state champion Teddy Mitchell anchored two relays for the Greyhounds as well us ran Ihe two-mlle. And Finke was pteasrd with Ihe results ns Lym an tied for second with JarksonvIlle-Terry Parker behind team champion Vcro Beach. Seminole finished fourth while Lake Howell finished In a four-way He for fourth. "It's Ihc first time we've really run everybody a lot." explained Finke. "Usually, we ru n some people In Just one or two events. In this meet, we decided to go In and see where we are shape-wise. It shows thul we're In upper half of conference "A t least. I/realise w r were pretty whipped after It wus all over. It tells us Imw m uch more work we have to do to get ready for Ihe championships." Not surprisingly. Mitchell led Ihe Hounds us he won the two-mlle run easily while both thr relays he ran on won. In thr four-mile rcLiy. he combined with Gabc Rhodes. Octavius Holliday und Kevin Padgett for the win while Holliday. Ilowurd Marshall. Padgett und Mitchell finished first In the distance medley. C h ris Colton. K rnnls Morse. Marshall und Holliday p lu rrd third In the m ile medley relay. In ihe frrshm un/sophom orc mile relay. Bobby See Track. Rags 2B Rrotn staff raparts ■tyMOr! Teddy Mitchell (right) won the two-mlle and anchored two winning relays to lead Lyman to a tie for second place at the Brian Jaeger Relays on Saturday. AUTO RACING Lions beat Wildcats with four aces Houston wins NASCAR svtnt Front staff ra q a fta _________________________________ H IC K O R Y . N.C. — Hometown favorite To m m y Houston won the Mountain Dew 400 N ASCAR Busch Grand National Series race Sunday ul Hickory Motor Speedway. Houston completed the race In 58 m lnulrs and 22 seconds at an average speed of 74.631 m ph to win before 12.700 racing fans. There were three caution flags for 11 laps. Houston, driving a Bulck. started third In the 30-cur field for the 200-lap race on the .383 mile track, but quickly moved Into second place und uround polesltter Chuck Bown to take lltc lead on lap 43 never to be challenged ugaln. Houston collected $10,205 of the $63,043 purse for w inning his second consecullvr victory on the N A SCA R Grand National Series. The race was the fifth of the 3 1-race season series. Houston won the most recent event two weeks ago at Martinsville. Va. HOCKBV Season enters final week Th e last week of the N H L season Is u time for realizing miracles and running out of last chances. Th e first-place New York Rangers und Chicago Blarkhawks dealt crushing blows Sunday to last-place teams In their respective divisions, the Rangers whipping Ihc Philadelphia Flyers 7-3 and the B la ckh a w ks edging the Detroit Red Wings 3-2. while m ov­ ing closer to clinching regular-season cham pi­ onships. The New Jersey De­ vils. who beat the Buf­ falo Sabres 4-3. und Washington Capitals, who snuffed the Calgary Flames 4-1. continued their battle for the second spot In thr I atrtek Division. A t N e w Y o r k , t he R a n g e r s w h i p p e d Philadelphia and moved closer to their first regular-season championship In 4H ycurs. Th e victory lowered Ihc magic number for clinching ihe Patrick Division to two points. Cm * » I M from staff and odea y e t s . ________ B A SK ETB A LL 7 p m. and 9 p.m - ESPN. College. N IT s e m i f i n a l s , I L I 7:30 p.m. - T B S . NBA. Denver Nuggets ul Atlanta Hawks. ILI 8 30 p.m. — W G N . NBA. Phoenix Suns al Chicago Bulls. ILI Com plsts listings •* R a f f O V IE D O — With their ace pitcher throwing his best game of ihe season and their fourth, fifth und sixth hitters on a tear, the Oviedo Lions made short work ol W inter Park on Saturday, posting an 8-1 win In high school t/aschull action. Despite thr lari lhal his brother and catcher Kevin was out with a sore shoulder. Lion starting pllchrr Gregg Tw iggs still put together a masterpiece against the Wildcats, allowing Just two hits und an unearned run while striking out se ven and walking one. "F ro m siart to llntsli. that was his best game tills season." said Oviedo coach Mike Ferrell. "H e didn't have any bad Innings. He only walked one and that's Ihe key. He did a grrat Job. It's nice to see him pitching like thul." Tom m y Tw iggs was supported by th r Irloof Brian Muelnness. Jason llulsh and Ryun A lk lrr. who hut fourth, filth and sixth, respectively. In the Lion batting order. T h e three combined for six of Oviedo's 10 lilts und drove In five of the Lions' eight runs. Each were 2 Tor-3, llulsh shipping a double for one of his hils. "A ll three have I/ecu hitting well.” said Ferrell. "They finally pul It together in one game. All three of them arc hitting over .340 right now. Th e y're doing the Job." Oviedo, now 12-4. will lx- buck In action tonight., hosting Northport of Long Island ul 7 p m . tonight ul Ihe Oviedo H igh School Held. Wm N c / H i 414 444 I - I I I OvwOa I N 444 a - 4 14 I Vounyar Hob.ton i l l GUI 111. A»go»o« *"d *'9*'«* Wallac* 141 G T*toa« 4*4 Ala.rt. KnglMb It) WP - G T* .«9> <4tl I P - Young*' JB Golloghor i W i m h P a rti. Huitft (OvwUol IB - Nora HR - Nora Hrtordi - WWHtr Park > A Ov.«da IT 4 S C C takes two from Pasco-Hernando From staff reports S A N F O R D — Joe Samaco and Brel Rulzclx-ck combined on a one hitter In the first game and Mike Fuller went 4 for-4 with two home runs In Ihe second game us Seminole C om m unity College swept a baseball dnublcheadcr from Pasco-Hernando at Raider Field Saturday. • S C C won the opener 2-0 and Ihe nightcap 14-3 as ihe Raiders raised ihelr record to 6-22. Having won four of six games this week. SC C has three Mid-Florida Conference games scheduled tills week. O n Tuesday and Thu rsda y. Ihe Raiders .travel to Santa Fe and Valencia, respectively, before returning home lo lake on St. Jo h n 's River Saturday starting at I p in. Pasco-Hernando falls to 6 -12. Samaco. a 6-1 freshman lefthander from Cocoa, raised his record lo 2 4. He faced the m inim um of 12 butlers through four Innings, striking out four, before Ix-lng leaving the gam-.-. R utzcbcrk gave up one hit and nne walk while striking out two over Ihc Iasi three Innings lo pick up his first save of the season. Th e Raiders weren't m uch inure successful with the l/uis as ilu-y only hud two hits and st ored both runs without benefit of u hit. Th e first run scored In Ihe second Inning when Rich Knlzner reached on an error. utlvunicU iu inn cl on an errant pick oil attempt and scored on a squeeze bunt by David Lcugcrs. Th e other run scored an Inning lalcr when Joey Fisher walked, went lo third on a pair of ground outs und scored on an error on u grounder by Dan Peters. Th e second game wus a different slory. however, as S C C ripped 15 hits, six of which were for extra base hits. Pilchers G us Frantzls. Paul Bordncr and Cory Coljeskl combined on a four-hlller for Ihe Raiders. Fuller had a double and a single lo go along with his home runs. He also had a walk, stored five runs, drove In lour and siolc three bases. Also contributing were Jo h n Jareekl |2-for-4. two doubles, two RBI). Daks Rodriguez 12 lor-4. double, two RBI). Lcugcrs |2Tor-3, two runs stored, two Rllll und Kuizcbcck |2-for-3. run scored|. _________________ 0A M C I •m m • - • i i CC imiotut.1. i n 000 B - I 1 • tomtuele CC p , , c «nd imitn lomoco. R u ii» b « t III ond W F - S*hi«< o ( l 41 L P - P r i t t t 4 *» - Rulittwtk III >6 - Non* )B - Mono HR - Non. p« GAMK 1 P 4 K »H * rM «S > C C lonunoloCC Hi in ! ~ w li I JJ* *'* ■ — SA N FO R D - First Nazarenc and Maranatha l>cntacoatal remained undefeated and alone at Ihe top of their respective dlvlsons with victo­ ries In the Sanford Church Softball League ul Chase Park Saturday. In t h r B D iv is io n . N azarenc handed First Baptist M arkham Woods Its first loss 2 a 16. First Baptist Geneva won Its first game of the season 8-2 over Holy Cross Lutheran und Grace Christian de­ feated Calvary Christian 8-6. In the A Division. Maranatha blasted Central Baptist 13-2. St. Stephen Catholic hammered the C h u rch of G od 16-1 and First Baptist Osteen posted a deceiving 12-0 win over Grace United Method­ ist. The game between Nazarene 13 O) and Markham Woods |2-l| wus lied 12-12 entering the sixth Inning when Nazarene scored eight runs on six hits. Markham Woods scored four runs In the seventh to close the gap to 2 0 -16. Dan Gort was 5-for-5 to lead Ihe Nazarene charge. Also getting hits were Phil S u th e rla n d Ifqux ntoglesl. | '* 1 Mooilhon. O Connor 141 tnd Pool# fron lu Bordnor 141. Col|#»ti III ond Jorotll >• - Not lor tP»KO Hornondol Jo rtttl I. Pullor Hodr.guol I lorn molt) JB - MogilHon i P o k o Hornondol HR - fuller 1 (S#m.nol»l H xord t - Potco Hornondot It. tominolot It Haines (h o m e 'T u n '. See Softball. Paga 2B G e o rg ia T e c h , N e va da -La s V egas co m p le te Fin a l F o u r United Praia International T h e Final Four matchups were completed Sunday with one school m aking history while the olher slopped llu- m om entum of a learn on an improlkilile Journey. Georgia Tech recorded a 93-91 victory over Minnesota In the N C A A Southeast Regional tlnal lor Its Itrsl trip ever In Ihe Filial Four. Nevada-Las Vegas muted Loyola Marym ounl 131-101 In ihe Wesl Regional, ending Ihe 1 I I I ) ».-cited Lions' emotional tournament streak lor ihelr slur and leader Hank Gathers, who died three weeks ago alter colLi|/siiig during a conference louriium rni game. T h e Kuunlu' Retx-ls. (lie only lop seed lo advance to tin- Final Four, face Georgia Tech and Duke meets Arkansas in Ihe semifinals Saturday In Denver. The winners play Monday for the national lillr. A l New Orleans. Dennis Scoll ended a shooting slum p with 40 iM/Ints and Georgia Tech. 28 t>. outacored Minnesota. 23-9. by 22 points al Hie (mil line. T h e seventh-ranked Yellow Jackets set a school record with thlcr 2Htli victory and Improved lls record outside the Atlantic Coast Conference to 17-0. Scott, who shut 17-lor 54 from the Hour over his previous two games, sank seven 3-polnlcrs Sunday. Freshman of Ihe Year and regional Outstanding Player Kenny Anderson contributed 30 points and Brian Oliver 19 as Georgia Tech s big three accounted for all but Iw o baskets. "Right now. I |UH| leel grcai." Anderson said "A ll year, people doubled us We were a >miuu Inexperienced leant, but we pul It all together In lough sllujttuns." Georgia Tech held a 27-5 advantage In tree throws, yet Ihe outcome remained In doubl until a ilesperation shut by Minnesota's Kevin Lynch lulled al I be buzzer. Minnesota was seeking lls llrsl Irtp lo the Final Four. Al Oakland. Calif.. Stacey Augnion scored 25 ol Ills 33 pmnl* in ihc first half and Anderson Hunt added 30 lo power Ncvaila l.as Vegas. 33-5 Th e Lions, adopted by the nallon since the Gathers tragedy March 4. picked up mom entum In the louriuiim-nt alter defeating New Mexico Sta le , defending ch a m p io n M ichigan and Alabama. "T h e y lihe national support) wauled lo make us (eel good about ourselves latter Gathers See Final Four, Page 2B FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY ”■*" *• *J tVio | singlesl. D o u g Lot*. D o u g Vickers. W uynr Harden and Duvldi-W llllnk (tw o singles each) und Shane Gager. Run Cardell and Paul Jones (one single cueh|. Geneva |l-2) scored four n in s In llie first Inning cn route lo Its first victory of Ihe seuson. Th e loss by Holy Cross |2-1| was Its first of Ihe season. Ja ck Rich had Ihe big but for Geneva with two doubles and u single. Getting two hlls for Geneva were Paul Greer. Rick Fountain. T o m Holland and Mark Holton and gritlngonc hll were Marc Anderson. Jeff Johnson and T im Sundvull. Gelling the four hlls for HolyCross were Dave B ennett. Joe White. Ed C(x/k and Louis ZamIm iio . Grace Christian (1-21 scored a pair of runs In Ihc flflli Inning tu brrak a 5 5 lie und held on to keep Calvary C h ristia n |0-3| winless on Ihe season. Providing Ihc offense for Grace Christian were Wade Crcggor (tri­ ple. singlet. Charlie Farmer (double, single). T im Mlnnlck. Nate Oglesby and Hick Gilbertson (two singles each) and David Samuels (single). Doing the h illing for Calvary were Clay Ion G lngcrlck (home run. triple, single), lluhlki Slntlh (triple, double, single). Wayne Kelly (three singles). Ross Dcnudo and Rene Munoz |two singles each) und Ron Hancr and Eddie Smith (one single each). Central Baptist (1-21 led 2-1 after one I n n i n g of p la y b u t th e n Maranaiha |3-0| scored three In Ihc second and kept the pressure on Ihc rest of Ihe gnmc lo post Ihc easy victory. A rth u r Jackson had the only extra bas4- hit for Maranatha. slap­ ping a double lo go along with Iwo singles. O llier contributors were �M - Sanlord M#r«W. Sanlord. Florida — Monday, March 2S. 1910 Eckstein’s proposal a positivs solution S T A T S & STANDINGS Louii imaStaM7».Vlllmo.o*S Coorpu Tacnn, Caal Tarmaaaaa SUM n March 17 MichStm StaM0. Cal Santa Parhara ■ Oaarpu Tach HLauMUna StaMII March M j »* > •J Nartham towaH MNaaurl 71 Mmnoootaaa.Toaat PlPaoatl IOTI Syracvoo TP. Cappln SUM ap Vlrtmu 7L Nolro Oama 47 " SM Syracuta4S. VMyMdBI MwuwooUII. NarPm n la a T iM n itT ) L H t. 30 t it 31 -Oil SB m 43 •HO M .m S3 a i 22 — !»* Vt It n n FJf ttf m m 411 4*7 DO 0 14** u»* II1* If »»* L H I. If m at ttt if Hf n m 30 4FI » 301 74 1*4 22 — 7 II 17»* IF** in* a* .Fit F10 OH m 4*7 jn 314 _ 7 S IF** IB 31 ir* IB 33 33 34 31 30 11 10 SB 11 34 31 4] 40 i lit. Mew Yere no MlnnaoaU H. Syracuoa 71 GaarguTactiil.RUctWganStato0.OT IFhMl •vftatoatOetoett.r 0 p m CMparyatNY Itlangen. I 0 g m Harttordat PHMRurph. 7:0pm NV Ranpart at QuahPt. 7:0 p m. Ptaahmpamat Naw Jartay, 7:0pm. OaalmMS*. 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Aualln IP. Loop Batch SUM 4S MMatoatppt aa. Mavada lot Vapaaa Siwdvd Rk Hawaii fa IM M i ........Ml. Orlande III MINNISOTA (ft) Lynch >■ a t II. Oven aa PP 4. Lowlo I S P P L NraPam t IT P I 11. Matcalt M S U Dmoar at Atlanta. >:0gm. New Jertey atCKarlatto. 7:0g m Xac/amento at Cleveland. r Mg in PttomiiatChkaga.I Spin. San Antonia at ttauoton. I S p m Minnoootaal LAClipporo. M Mpm Washington at Nan Yark.r .0 g m Potion at Indiana. I S p m Cotdon Siata at Datlao. I Mp m Pnomi■atMUwawkaa.I Mpm Saattlo at Sm Antoni*. I .S p m. LA Lalaro at Portland. M Mpm. iB J NCAA PaokotPaN Tewrnaweat (AlIttmaolSTI 1teedieg.aad retard In gar*— Mto.l At Horttard. Caan Man* IS CMmton it grigham Taunt 47 La SaiM 70. Sautttarn Miooiooippt 41 CmmolKot IP. Patton Untverwty u Catitornual Indune*) March 17 Carmoctkut 7a. Calitornu Sa CMmton 71, La Sallo 71 II DuAall. Richmond aa St. John'tll. TomploaS UCLA tt. Alabama Birmingham U Kanaat 71. Robart Marrli 71 March II Duka 7a. St John’, n UCLA 71. K m in TI Al'l'nl Rartkortard^N.J. March a CormoclKut 71, CMmton TO DuOr M. UCLA II IlfM M l FIm I MifcfcM Duka 71. ConnocMcvt 7110TI A l Aotha, Taa*o March IS Oklahoma It. To*ton S U M 44 North Carolina IX Southwell Mi .tour I SUM TP Arkmtotoa. Princotmka Day Ion M. Ill.noct M March 17 North Carolina 70. Oklahoma 77 ArkantetM Dayton S4 Al M atch I I C iifftte o n ft, T h m Sowthtrn U Xevwr tf. K«a u i SUM ft T#*e% 140. Georgt# M P u rM IV NorlUMt LowtMfM 4) M atch It T o m FJ. Pur Owe 77 X « v « r 74. Georgetown Ft ■egienel SemlHneli At OaIU i M atch t l A t ken w %H Norm Ceroitne 77 Te»e% IM. Xeosertt * ■ H H u l Pm#! M atch 14 A r k « n m N . Teie*U CoTMy 1 4 M 4. Purtm I l n M H NCAA WaaMW-i Taariwmawt ScbaduM IAN Tlawo I S T I ■act Rr Tirol I March 14 Clameon 70. Manhattan IS Parw SUM IX F MrIda SUM II Maryland IM. Appalachian StaM II Old Dominion *1, St JotophllPoltf March II Proy Ktonco 0. Maryland IS COmian al. Connoclkut 10 March M Virginia I). Ponn SUM 4a Town*.ia* |7. OM Oomlmm 44 PagMoal Samitmal. AINorlalk. Va. March n TonnatMO M. Clrmun 41 Virginia 77. Providanc* 71 HUtcH }4 Virgins# ft. Tenne*tee FV O T 4 Merck 14 Sou** Cerotsne tV Bowling Green JO Vender felt ft. Rutger* FS Tennette# Tec* tf. Richmond J* OePeuI FJ. Wettern Kentucky 4J ttegiAWAl Al Rm i v IIH. Te*w» M atch IS Cel Sente Berber# ft. Hou*to* AA M»ch»gen Stele FV Murrey S U U FI tO Tl Track-------------Continued from IB W ashington. Spent er M im s. C o tto n and Floyd H olley look third. W ashington. C o rn e liu s Cotton. T o d d C leve­ la n d a n d C h ris C o lt o n also 1 1 it t s It t- d l o u r t h In Ih e Iri'shm uiUsophom ore 440- relay. A c c o r d i n g lo F l n k c . th e G ie y h o u iu ls ' best even! as a team was th r I w o i n l l r relay, w here I Ian M rlvtti. L a vo n Allen. Spent er M im s and G a b r K h odrs lu u s h rd third. " W r thought we m ig h t get a six th .” v itil Fluke. " B u t Ihe kids ran a real good race and pulled out a third T h a t 's when w r rra ll/e d w r were In pretty good stia|M in (lit- learn slantllrigs " III the individual events ol the relay ilirt-l. P a tlg rll won Ihe 2 <XK) Mirier slrt-plrehase while B ria n N rls rn was lo u rth In Ihe iw o m ile ru n L y m a n look Ihe t u p l l i r r r s p o t s I ii t h e Irrsh m a ii/so p lio m o rr mile ru n as E rie S e h m a lm o u rk Itntshrd lu st. J o h n S to ll ru in e In sreond and D an M elvin took third. T .1 Jarosik grabbed a sreond in h ig h |um p M a rsh a ll and K r n n t s M orse a ls o fin is h e d ~*r***r T T \ ■ u ; 11 (ANTMBoaPSTl land Id LOYOLA MARYMOUNT (Ml I Kimble U 0 4 4 0 . WumorlaPPA Knlphl a lP P P T . Walker I U S A Fryer IM S SSI. Lowery IM S SIP Scott p IPPP Peabody PI P I P O Connell 0 0 0 0 #. La* I S PP X SUMr o i pop o walker a i t a x Ratcoa aaaaa Toialt it »r la II Ml NiVADA LAS V IM S (Mil Aupmm IIM F t XX Johnom Mia PP M. PutMr a M ST. Hunt It IS aa SP Anthony P It 1 J It. Cvl|an*vicn •• I > I. Jana* t S la t. Young aa OOP Scurry la 1 SP (lea aa I I I . Roctaaaaa. jttora laaa Total. i i m o m tit Haltttma— UNLV it . Loyola Marymount U Throopo.nl poolt-LoyaU Marymaunt 1141 IKImbta a II. Stumor 41. Fryar *14. Lawary 4*. Paabady 41. Loo I II. UNLV 114 (Hunt ail. Anthony SA Ska 411 TouMd outButtor Total Mul»-L*yoU Marymaunt 0 . UNLV II Rabaundo—LayoU Marymaunt al IKImbl* III. UNLV 41 (Jahntan 111 A.cltto— LayaU Marymounl 0 (Lowary 41. UNLV 0 (Hunt 1)1. Tachrucalk-KImbM. LayaU banch A— (AIM Flrct Hewn* VlrpMU IT* SI vo. SUnMrd ( 0 I) AuPum 10 41 vk. LduHlana Tach 10 PI Samiflnal. O il. ShdmlmahlliaM » . MartMPPPtP Tatato SPISIIITI. O tO d P lA TIC H in i Scan 1101 MM. Irvnn I SPPS. Andorom M l l l l l SP Ollvor 1IS1I1 IT. PamaoPdM P Muntyn M BBB. Mackey PP P I P McNeil I t o il.T e U H U M U U r i tumima MWweat* at. Oaarpla Tach 0 . Spaint pooh Mmnotoro p m (Lynch I P Lowlo PI. Nit.Porn 11. OurMn IIP land PI). Coorpu Toch I a (Scott T IP hraan PI. Andoril. Ollvor P ll TouMd out-Nono Roboundo Mmnooota 0 (Cottoy Tl. OaorpU Tach 0 (Andorom II Acaitto Mmnooota IT (No odom tl. Coorplo Tach a IAndorom II. Taut Mutt MmnoooU n . Gaarpla Tach IX Technical taut-PvrMa A - IT.TtJ. M atch IF South Cerotsne Fa. Northwettern tf Venderbsil 41. low#. SA Wethmgton ft. DePeuI AA fourth and fifth, respectively. In ih e 4 0 0 - m e l r r In te r m e d ia t e hurdles. Sem inole w as ham pered In Its ru n at the top b y som e w ork being done at S h o w a ltcr Field. " T h e y ' r e r e s u r f a c i n g th e ru n w a y s al S h o w a ltc r ." said Sem inole coach K en b ra u m a n "Ueeause they have Just Ihe asphalt base d o w n , they w o n 't allow anyone to Ju m p In spikes. S o rather than have them lu m p in llJ Is or w itho ut spikes In their shoes, we d id n 't triple Ju m p or long Ju m p a n y b o d y .” T h a t deelsloii probably cost lilt- Sem lnuli-s close lo 20 points sh ie r the trio ol llt-n ry W illiam s. Itobcrl Moore atul Le w is B u tle r — w h o look three ol the lop lo u r spots In llu- triple |um p al Ih c Class 3 A stale meet last year — tiH ild have all liavt- scored well III either lilt- Irip lt-o r long Jum ps " It w ould liavt- h i . id r t|uite a difference," said B ra u m a n . w h o added " W r had a p rt-lly good day. hul wt- dltln l ru n whai w e're ra p a b lr of ru n n in g W r rcallv It led lo ru n four r e la y s IF II n IF — S 0 f Iff 4F4 4» m umut Final Poor •IM Dallnn.CMtrMtM.OT M im w la IM. Portland IM LALakartlulaattnio IS IB If IF I l«* Dali** at Wtchlt*. I 0 p m Atlanta in . o * r + m m A pril Samlflhal wmnart. tp m. 22 — T irol I MMoMoIppt 7A Utah SI Arlan***to UCLA Ml OT Hawaii t l Montana rg SLanp Paach StaM0 . 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II.44F 40 F4 FI FI—IBS Krl*fl Alter*. 11.444 ft ft f l i t - H i Clelne Creiby. 14.7JO 4* 7J 44 74- 7*4 Meet# Plguere* Ott. II.FM FJ FI F4#*—!*• Ro*ie Jone*. II.FSO tt ft l i f t - 7*4 Dome While. II.FSO *f FI FJ F I - 100 Oentelle Ammeccpn. 7.477 4f 74 74 Ft-Ft* FS FI FI FI—Iff Cindy Meckey. F 477 Cindy Rerkk. 7.477 FI F4 FI FI-104 7744 71 77 7*4 Jenef Cole*. 7.477 FI 77 FI 77-704 Merthe Neu*e. 7.411 Judy Dkfckn*on. 7.471 FI FI Ft FV—7*4 44 74 70FV—744 Vkkl Porte*. F.47I 77 77 74 71-740 Petty Sheehen. 4.710 llU d W O P T W lt A Y 1 " T h e y wanted lo m a k r us feel liood a bo ut o u rs e lv e s . T h e y d id n 't want us to lose the first gam e because they d idn't w ant us to go ou l like losers. T h e y w anted us lo go out ch a m p ions a nd that's whut w r d id ." • Loyola M a rym o u n l g uard T e r r i l l L o w try on th r n a ­ tionw ide support the team re ­ ceived following the death of fla n k Gathers. Basketball— Coot inodd from IB th in k we all had u lot of fu n ." In the boys' gam e. Ihe N orth got the ball back w ith 0 :0 7 left and dow n one point. After a tim e ou t. the N orth w orked the ball Inside to O vie d o 's Hobble C ra g cr (w h o finished w ith 13 poln(s). B u t his shot w o u ld not dro p and Ihe South claim ed the rebound and the victo ry . " I th o u g h t he (C ra g e r) got fouled.” said N orth ro a ch G re g Koblnson from Sem inole. “ But that's the w a y It goes. It was a gtxtd gam e, ve ry well p la ye d ." In a d d itio n lo M oore a n d C rager. oth er Sem inole C o u n ty players were Brad Bolton (five points) from O v lrd o and B ernard E a d y (si* points) of Sem inole. J e ll D ra u gh o n of Lake M a rv was well. W e ran them O K . nol us w e ll us w r co u ld h a v e ru n H u m ." S e m in o le ca m e u w a y w ith w ins In Iw o events. C a rlo W h ile finished first In Hie shol p u l after Trailing for most of the co m p e ti­ tion. w in n in g w ith an elfort ol 5 2 -IO L V o n h is final th ro w . E l d o n i c S t i le . K o n N e ls o n . K lcurdu A lle n and K am illa H lli-h m a n also com bined lo w in Ihe Irrshm unysophom ore m ile relay In a m re l-rc c o rd lim e of 3 : 3 1.0. T h r T rib e also look hom e a parrel of second place finishes. W illiam s. Moore. George Frtson and Jo s e p h M u rp h y were sreond III 4 4 0 relay w llh a season-best lim e of 42.4. Moore. B ruce Me C la ry . E ld o n ic Sllle and Frlson lln tsh rd sreond In Ihe 8 8 0 relay. In Ih e freshm i.il/so ph o m o rr 4 4 0 relay. M cC la ry. Brent Decs. Sllle and N rlsu n w r r r sreond lo Bit- W r o Beach loursom c b y . I ol a second. T h e Sem inole q u a rirt o l D e e s . M u r p h y . M a u r le e T h o m a s and Dalvtn D a vu s was sreond In Ihe mile m edley A n d In llu- v a rs lly mile relay. D rrs . D a v is . T h o m a s a n d M u rp h y lliils h rd second lo V r ro Beach forced lo miss the gam e because of a n Inju ry. "E v e ry o n e got lo play tw o ouarters and all nine players I n a l d re s s e d s c o r e d .' s a id Koblnson. "S e a n Flt/g rra ld from Bishop Moore did a great jo b on Ihe boards, p u llin g d o w n 13 rebounds. C ore y C h a n d le r 116 points) from W y m o re lech shot the ball well and Eady passed Ihe ball verv well. " W e had o u r chances to wltP but missed some free th row s d o w n the stretch. But It w as a good game for the kids because t h e ir w e re a lo t of co lle g e recruiters In Ihe sta n ds." A lf o n s o A n d e r s o n fro m E dge w aler scored 24 points for the S outh a nd w as nam ed liltga m e 's MVI*. M oorr also grubbed a flflh In H u -s h o l p ul. " W r did O K . but w r could have done a lot h e lle r." said B ra u m a n . " W e had some good perform ances In som e a rra s and w e didn't do so well In o llu -r Final Four— Contlnutd from IB d e a lh l." said L M U guard T e rre ll Lo w e ry . " T h e y d id n ’t w ant u s in lose Ihe first gam e llh e victory ove r New M exico Stale) brra u stI h r y didn't w a u l us hi go o u l llktlosers. T h e y wanted us lo go ou l ch a m p ions and d ia l's what wtd ld ." G athers, a |Miii-nllal llrsl-ro u n d d ra ll pick In Iht- N B A . averaged 2 9 points and 1 0 8 rebounds before d y in g of heart failure. Bo K im ble. G a llu -r's closcsl friend and Hu- m u n lr y 's leading s c o re r, a d d e d 4 2 p o in ts lo r Loyola M a ry m o u n l lit- It-fl lo a th u n d e ro u s s ta n d in g o v u ilo n W illi 6 3 seconds to go. U N L V . trounced by S e lim Hall in Hu- 1989 West Kt-gional final. Iasi reached Ihe Fina l F o u r In 1987. Som etim es the best Ideas are Ihe simplest ones. Recently. Sanford C ity C o m ­ m issioner W h lte y Eckstein cam e u p w llh Ihe Idea of co m b in in g the pro gram s of the c ity 's R re re ­ al Ion D epartm ent w llh Ihe farlllIlea available at local schools, s p e c if i c a lly S e m i n o le H i g h School. W h a l u g rru t Idea. Its sim p lici­ ty sm acks nf genius. E v e r sln cr lust year's T a s k Force looked In lo Ihe disarray Into w h ich Ihe Recreation D e ­ partm ent has fallen and w hal steps could Ire lake lo rrs lo rr II lo lls past M ature, there have b e e n so m e m in o r c h a n g e s , m a in ly Ihe reorganisation of Ihe d e p a rtm e n t In in tw o d e p a rt­ m ents. A n d Ihe T u s k Force did a tlra rt a llenlkrn lo Ihe problem and galvanized an effort by parents lo participate w llh Ihe reform a­ tion and Increased Involvem ent nf ihe I’arents' Association. N ow Eeksu-ln has proposed a viable, sim ple solution to Ihe con sta nt p ro b le m o f lack of q u a lity facilities that plagues th r Ree D rp a rtm rn rs c lfo rts . W r don't have lo look o u tsld r o u r ow n ru u n ly to see how other co m m u n itie s h ave m anaged lo m ake this delicate m arriage beI w r r n recreation de pa rtm ents and schools w o rk . O viedo H ig h School has h e rn Ihe site of an a d u lt r e c r e a t io n b a s k e tb a ll le a g u e . L a k e R r a n l l r y h a s w orked w llh A lta m o nte S p ring s In Ihe d r v r lo p m r n l nf some of lls fa c ilitie s , m o s t n o ta b ly lire softball field (H u - o n ly h ig h school field that bus llghisl. C e r t a in ly th e re a rc o th e r examples. F ro m w h a l I hear. Ihe city of Lake M a ry Is exploring Ih e possibilities of u s im ila r w orking relationship w ith Lake M ary H ig h School. If noT equally — divided. Probably th r biggest obstacle lo overcom e Is Ihe Inertia In­ volved In dealing w ith a n y govr r m r n l agency. T h e Recreation D e p a r tm e n t, ih e C it y C o m ­ m ission a nd ihe School Board all have Ih e lr ow n Idlosyneracles on how ihe y like to do things. A n d Ihe collecHve ego of agencies such as these Is alw ays greater than Ihe su m of the Individual m em bers. T h e n there's the problem of p ollllra l Infighting w ithin the agencies. N o one likes to su rre n ­ der control of a n y th in g that has been considered " Ih e lr" dom ain and there are (hose w h o refuse lo lake responsibility for a n y ­ th in g th a t Is n 't s p e c ific a lly " Ih r lr s ." Also. R eerrallon Departm ent Director Mike K irb y has said In a m em o lo ih e C ity C om m ission lh a l Ihe addition of program s al Hie high school w ill probably m ean Ihe severe stream lining or elim ination of other program s In o rd e r lo co m e u p w llh the funding. B u i It's too easy lo look al Ihe p o irn lla l n rg u H v rs and let II keep you from acting. Eckstein was rlglil on I h r m oney w hen he said. " T h e r e Is going lo have lo tie u sharing of resources In Ihe 1990s. Sanford ean'l gel around lh a l." A n d we. as a r l iy . have Ih r physical resources. W e have nice athletic fa e lllllrs at Sem inole H igh S c Ium i I as well as al Ih r Croonrs School of Choice and S anlord and L a k rv lr w m iddle school*. T h e re ure I h r park* and f a e lllllr s a lre a d y u n d e r t h r auspices ol i h r r liy . T h r Salva lio n A r m y a n d the Sa nford Boys/GIrls C lu b have g ym s. A n d l l i r r r 's Sanford S ta d iu m and / In n Beck Field unde r Ih r m a n ­ agement of W es R ln k rr and Ih r Florida Baseball School. S u n f o r d a c t u a l l y h a s an abundance of opportunities lo offer recreational and Irislruellonal u c llv lllrs lo children of alt ages. W hat w r m ust do Is pul aside dlllerrnees of opinion and philosophy und w o rk together lo offer a c o m p re h e n sive recre­ ational program . W e owe the childre n al least that m u ch W hy not In Sanford? O d d ly enough, there was one r a lim e that Hu- Krereatlon D e ­ partment did use Sem inole H ig h School's g ym for basketball and v o lle yb a ll leagues. F o r som e reason. Hurt arrangem ent d is ­ solved. A n d n o w . lilt- need Is so desperate for ro n s lru c H v r a ctiv i­ ties for ch ildre n, t-sprclally lli i n r ol high school age w ho are nol Involved In other e x tra cu rricu la r u c t lv l e s w l i h l u ih e s c h o o l system . W h a l better w a y lo a ttrurl and keep these yo u n g in rn and w om e n Involved In reereullonal pro gram s Hum to have them at ih e schools? C e rta inly there are logistical problem s In volve d . Insurance, scheduling and fu nding w ould have lo Ik - h a m m e re d o u l. T h e rrn|N)iisthllllles m ust lie fulrlv — Softball--------- Caussea ux and J i m N u lty (one single each). Le a din g Ihe C h u rc h of God offrnsc w ere C la y to n Nlckols (tw o s in g le s ) u nd T i m G u y . Alfred D ickens und Pal D ush (one single each). T h e gam e between First B a p ­ tist O ste e n I 2 -H u n d G ra c e M t-ihodlsi was u pitching duel for ove r half Ihe game w ith Osteen on lop 2 t i u ntil the fifth Inning. B ut O siccn scurcd four ru n s In Hie fifth und six ru n s In Ihe seventh to pk k u p Ih r w in . P o u n d in g hits for Osteen were T o m m y G ra e ry (double, three s in g le s ). B ill R a m s e y (f o u r singles). F rd d lr M oreno (triple, s in g le ). K e ith G ib s o n . J o h n S lrw a rt und T im m y W ilkinson (tw o singles each). Robert B lrt Ih o m e r u n ) a n d B o b b y B iim g a rd n c r and Dale W ilkinson font-single each). G e llin g Ihe H ire r singles for G ra c e M elh odlsl w ere A a ro n K uufm an. Bob Rape and T o m Sw anson. C o n tin u e d fro m I B Stun R alm -s. G re g llu rd v and A n io n Massey (Ih rcc s ln g lrs e a ch ). K e n n y D aniels (tw o singles) a nd Le vi Ralm -s. A l C a m p be ll. T h u d Brooks. MlktEason und Allen Pi-tr-rsoii (one single each). S p a rk in g Ih e C e ntra l olfense were Dave Moss. T o m I loll.m il a nd B obby Vo n Ih -rb u lls (tw o singles each) und J a m e s S e n lry. J a y C ru lch flt-ld u nd Eddie C o g gun lone single etK'lll. S i. S le p h e n 12-11 |>oundt-d Ihe trail (or 2 0 fills u nd held HitC h u rc h of G i k I 11-21 scoreless until i h r sixth In n in g to cruise lo Ihe w in. D o in g Ih e d a m a g e for S I. Sieplu-n w ere La rrv T a y lo r (Iw o doubles, slugk-l. Keith S parks llliree singles). Je ll SLrdck llurim ru n . doublet. W illie H a rris o n Itw o doublcsl. Don Causseaux J r . (t r ip le , s in g le ), D o n C ausseaux S r.. Pete Harrison a n d C h r is C a u s s e a u x (tw o s in g le s e a c h ) a n d S c o lt areas. " W e 're going lo Ihe F u n and S o n m eet In C le a rw a te r on Tu e s d a y , w h ere w e 'll lace some high-powered riMii|M-HI!on W e 'll have a good liuttraiion of flow good we are If we perform w ell l h ere." Luke H o w e ll's hcsl Itiusli al Hie Ja e g e r Relays was a th ird III llu -dista nce medley T i7 i~ m e T AVQIO 1RANSMISSII1N PROBUMS IEE INSPECTION SERVICE , RANSMISSION TUNE-UP j AMTN | Tm<9 I 321*3270 •7*4ill * 221*4010 DELANO I IAA h I «VxA>«rvJ •<. i | (t 0 4 ) 73B 4B B B * S ES I K AAl U M LTRANSMISSION U U WORLD �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. March 26. 1990 — SB People Beware of pesky fleas IN BRIEF Old Tyme Southern Coffee L A K E M ARY — T h e Lake Mary W oman'* C lu b will Ik m i nn tilil Tym e Southern Coffee, from 10 a.m. to noon. March 29. ul tlie home or Dede Calloway, 240 Shady Oaks Circle. According to Cathy Fauxnlght. all members and prospective rm-mbersarr Invited to u ltrn d the elegant membership coffee. Gallery presents student art exhibit The Fine Arts Gallery of Seminole C om m unity College will present Its 21st Annual Ju rie d Student Art Exhibition from March 26 through April 19. The awards will be given at a reception at 3 p.m. on March 27 In the lobby of the Fine and Performing Arts Hulldlng. The public Islnvlled. Fine Arts Gallery hours a ir 10 a.m. through 3 p.m. Monday and Wednesday, and noon to 9 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday. For fun her Information on the exhibition, call 3231450. extension 2 H I. Singles meet to dins J U S T FR IEN D S, a com m unity singles group sponsored by First Presbyterian Church. Sanford, and open to anyone widowed, divorced, separated, or never married, will meet for dinner ul the Hair Shell Oyster Bar A Restaurant. 119 S. Magnolia Ave. In downtown Sanhrrd at 7 p.m . Tuesday. March 27. All singles in the areu are Invited. For more Information, call 330-0713 or First Presbyterian Church at 322-2662. Free flee, roech control seminar set Arc (leas a constant problem for you and your pet? Do cockroaches cause you alarm ? A program tilled "Hom e Insects and Prsis" may help you with these problems. Sponsored by the Seminole County Cooperative Exienslnn Service, the program will be held at the Agriculture Center at I ;30 p.m. on Th u rsda y. March 29. Special guest speaker will be Phil Koehler. Extension Entomologist. The Agriculture Center Is located at 250 W . County Home Kd. across from Flea World off 17-92. Th e program Is free and open to the public. For more Information, contact Celeste While. Seminole County Urban Horticulturist, at 323-2500. extension 5558. VFW, Auxiliary to gathar Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ihe Ladles Auxiliary ofSunlnril Post 10108 meet Ih r fourth Monday at 7:30 p.m. ul their post home (the log cabin on Seminole Boulevard). For more mlormailon. contact Nina Crouse at 322-7671 during evening hours. Overaaters to havastep study Inse cts attack h u m a n s as well as pets Many homeowners with pels are concerned about Bras and Ihelr control, especially now ihat the w ru lh rr Is warmer. T h is year promlsrs lo lx- a bad one far (leu problems due lo In pari lo our warm winter trm pcralurrs. Fleas are small Il/ I6 lh of an Inch) dark, wingless, bloo d­ sucking Insects. Th e y attack a wide variety of warm-blodded animals Including dogs, cals and humans. Th e female flea lays her tiny egg onto ihe host's hair and the eggs readily fall off ihe host onto the ground, floors, bedding and fu rn llu rr. Some fleas cun lay 500 eggs over a period of several months. The tiny eggs hatch In 1*12 days. T h r larvae feed on particles of dead animal or vrgclabte m ailer present In cracks and crevices. Within 7-14 days, unless food has been scarce, the larva spins u tiny cocoon, pupatrs and a week nlier the adult fleas emerge and begin their search for food. Fleas ra n remain In the pupal stage from five days to five weeks In thr absence of a'hosi. T h e adults emerge from Ihe pupal rase when the vibrations from pets or people returning to an unoccupied home or attacked suddenly by an arm y of fleas. Adult fleas must feed on blood In order lo reproduce; however, they cun live lor long periods of lime wilhoul feeding. T h e entire life cycle of a Ilea requires from two weeks lo two years. Hoi. wet summer mom Its favor egg lay­ ing while hm. dry prrlods favor adult production. August ami Scptcmlx'r usually produce the greatest adult Ilea populations. Fleas breed In large numbers where pets live. Infested pets will bite and scratch themselves constantly. Th e liens attack for a blood meal. T h e usual flea bite on people Is a small red spot w h rrr Ihe lira has tnsertrd its moulhpart. Some people are not affected by flea biles w hile others suffer a severe reaction. I went Into great detail of Ilea biology since It Is Important lo understand their life cycle when trying lo control Ih rm . Control Is difficult because II Involves treating your pet. home and yard all at Ihe same time. Treating only you r pet will not resuli In control because the pet Is reinfested qulely from the unircute premises. Control of fleas on your pet ca n be a c c o m p l i s h e d wi t h ove r-th e -co un te r products as well as products available from your veterinarian. Always read the label carefully and follow all di r ec t i on w h e n u p p l y l n g a pesticide. Controls Include Ilea collars, shampoos, dips ami oral medical Ions like I'rnhan. Treatm ent of Ihe premises must lx- done at the same lime as treatment of the pel for effective cont r ol . Con t r ol measures Include both chemical and non-chemical procedures. Non-pcstlcldes controls Include thorough and frequent cleaning of your house. Vacuum cleaners will pick up the (lea eggs and the cleaner bags should be cleaned lo prevent the larvae from rind­ ing food. Many chemicals arr available for flea control both In ihe home a n d In I h e y a r d e i t h e r over-the-counter or from yor pest control com pany o r veterinarian. Most of them, however, only kill Ihe adult flea, and as soon as thr new egg hatches, you have another adult laying more eggs thus continuing the cycle. Mosi of these controls, then, require repeated spraying al seven day Intervals. Probably Ihe most effective control for fleas Inside Ihe home Is a product containing methoprene or Prccor. It Is found In premised aerosuls or from your pest control company. The methoprene prevents the larvae from turning Inlo adults, and has a residual effect for almost three months. Sometimes, the methoprene Is used In condjunction with u rrsldtial spray lo quickly reduce adult populations of fleas. Without adults laying more eggs, the life cycle Is broken. For thr methoprene in be effective, your pet must not Irnvc access to heavily Infesii-d arras outdoors us the adult fleas will be carried back Indoors bv I he pel. T h is Is Ihe rruson why Iroutment should Include to ill ml measures on your pel unit In your house and yurd all al Ihe x u m rllin r. Exciting research conducted by IFA S University of Florida and US D A Is producing products c o n t a i n i n g f e n o x y c a r b and dlflubenzuroh w h ich will be nm rkrtrd through pest contort companies under Ihe names lorus and Dlmllln. Studies show these products lo he a thousand limes more effective than a flea pesticide uvulnlblr now because of (heir long tasllng control. In addition, because they affect the Insect's hormonal balance, they a rr potrnl tally safer to peoplr and pels. These products should be uvallahte In Ihe nrar future lo homeowners In over-lhe-counicr products for Ihe yurd and house. Shampoos and medications are soon lo follow. For more Information nboul flea coni ml on your pet. In your home and In the yard, please give me a call and request the publication E N T 6 "Fleas. Ticks und Mange." A ll pmducls listed here arc for educational purposes only and not meant as endorsement of any product. There will be u home Insect und pest workshop on Thursday. March 29. al 1:30 p.m . at thr Agricultural Center. The pro­ gram Is free and open to Ih public. For m orr Information, please cull Ccleslc W hile ul 323-2500. Ext. 5558. (C fla ita W hile Is Ssmlnol* Coun ty Extens ion Urbsn Horticulturist. Phone: 323-2500. ext. 5550.1 Book tells how to conquer cancer DEAR READERS: Every day. I receive heartbreaking tellers front people of all ages who huvr losi all hope because they huve Jusl Ix-en diagnosed with cancer. Frightened and devastated, they Dixieland ('loggers hold classes 7-8 p.m . rneli Monday at Ihe a n d t h e i r fiomiltwa old Lake Mary fire station. First Street and W ilbur Avenue. jlin n s e lv r s h i I he "Inevitable." Lake Mary. Cost Is (2 5 per 10-week session. For more T h r y shouldn't. Cancer Is not Infonnallon. call 321-5267. T h e club meeting Is held from H-!) always a death sentence. People p.m .. at Ihe flrr station. can conquer cuncer. T h e y can T h r Old Hickory Stompcrs hold classes 7-8 p.m . each recover. Monday ai the Knights of Colum bus Hall on S. Park Avenue. In 1984. Greg Anderson was Sanford. Cosi Is $2.50 per cluss. For more Infonnallon. rail diagnosed with lung cancer. He 349-9529. was 37 years nld. married lo Ihe Th e Sunshine Cloggers hold classes 7-9:30 p.m . each woman of Ills dreams and Ih r Wednesday al Ihe Maitland Civic Center. Cost Is $3 per class. l at her of u daught er . F o u r For more Information, call T o m or Sue T o o ra l 095-6437. iimiitbs later. Ihe cancer had metasiusDrd. und his doctor told him he had approxIniulely 30 days to live. Anderson decided not lo give up hope, hut lo continue living Maternal grandparents arc Mr. L A K E M A R Y - Barbara and his life, and he ucutally con­ und Mrs. Thom as A. Best. De­ quered his cancer! J im Sim m ons announce ih r nton. N.C.. und formerly of Lake birth of Ihelr twin daughters. Flrsl. he sel uhoul finding Mary. Putemal grandparents arc Anna Kathleen anil Cuscy Lynn. |x-ople who had lived ultcr hav­ March 17. at ih r Arnold Palmer Mr. und Mrs. Barton Pilcher of ing been told that they were S a nford, und M r. and Mrs. H o s p ita l for C h i l d r e n a n d terminal. H r wauled to find oul Women In Orlando. T h e twins Andrew K. Sim m ons of Ingram. why Ih ry thought they were sllll were welcomed by two brothers Texas. Paternal grandmother Is alive. A common thread run and four sisters. Mrs. Rose Pollder of Sanford. through all their lives. Il was A sirp study of Overcatcrs Anonym ous Is conducted on Mondays at 7:30 p.m . at West Lake Hospital. State Road 434. Longwnnd. For more Information, call Charlie ai 323-8070. AD VICI Clogging groups to have classes NEW ARRIVAL ABIGAIL VAN BUflEN more than Just the power of faith and positive thinking It was the |x>wcr of positive living. G re g Anderson pul all he learned from his c a n rrr experi­ ence Into a book tilled "T h e Cancer Conqueror. An Incredible Journey lo Wellness." "In the heart of this book." says Greg, "lies ih r secret: When you dis­ cover you have cancer, you have a choice — you can prepare lo die. nr you ran prepare lo live. It Is exactly when you siart lo make choices utxml your life and your irra im rn t that your cancer no longer runt rols y o u ." " T h e Cancer Conqueror" is the flrsl book I have ever road Ihul gives a message of genuine ho|x- lo those who suffer from cancer, und to those who love them. If your bookstore does not have this bonk. It Is available In paperback und can be ordered by calling l-HOO-527-7300 this toll-free number Is available 24 hours a day. Mall-ln orders may be sent to Cancer Con­ q u e r o r . P . O . Bo x 4 1 9 1 5 0 . Kansas C lly. Mo. 64141. Please rnelose your check or money ordrr for $9.45. which Includes Ihe cost of shipping. A n d to those w h o read It — I w c lro m c y o u r com m ents. DEAR ABBTr t need some a d v i c e a b o u t m y c im p a n ­ el Ipplng neighbor. She clips coupons for free offers, rebutrs. cash. r lr . Th e problem Is that she asked me lo send In sever) from m y home with different names on each. I did as she asked anil gave Ih r coupons lo her. I don't frel dial this Is right. She says she has rigid or nine other people who are doing this for her. Altby. Is tills Illegal? Can she go lo |all If she gets caught? Can I go lo lo Jail for helping her? Plasr advise soon before she asks me again. NORTH OF DALLAS DEAR NORTH: Your friend s scum Is nut-out m a ll. fraud, according to Ihe tr.9 ." l*ostul Service. Il Is a crim inal offense, punishable by a hefty tine und prison term. M y advice to your Is lo pass t hi s a d v i c e a l o n g lo y o u r coupon-clipping nclghhorn be­ fore she gets clipped. 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S TA TE o r FLO R IO A. C i u N i . t o f t f f C A f f -L General Jwltdkftoa T I« a ila r M .ilN M E L E C T M ORTGAGE C O U P , Ftalnlllf. rt W ILLIA M JAM ES PO SEY. II F tU l tl *1 . N O TICE O F ACTIO N S TA TE OF FLO R ID A TO LIN D A J PO SEY. II living And II married. JOHN OOE her hutbend. wheat reel m m * It uncertain. II living, m. ludmg Any unanown lygv n al tAld Defendant! II either ha! married And II AlltlAr ar bdUl ai tAld DAltndAiilt Am da crated lM ir reipectiv* un known heitv devil**!. gran toot, m .qnoov croditort lienora And irutloot. and Alt M lw claiming by. through, agalntl ttw nomad Patondantt Whota rrtldanca It unknown. YOU ARE N O T IF IE D mm an action to lomciota a marl gaga on ttw Inflowing properly in Sam mol* County. Florida: LO T 7*. SANFORD PLACE, A S U B D IV IS IO N . A C C O R D IN G TO TH E P L A T TH E R E O F AS R ECO R D ED IN P L A T BOOK U . P A G E S !) TH R O UGH U . OF T H E P UBLIC RECORDS OF SEM IN OLE C O U N TY . FLO R I DA not baan Iliad agalntl you and W IL L IA M JAM ES POSEY. II living, and II marrrtod. MRS W ILLIA M JAM ES PO SEY. Mt wita. II living. Including any unknown tpouta al tald Datan deni! II aithar hat ramarrlad fid it aithar or bom al tald Urtrndantt ara drcaatad. Itwlr trtpacliva unknown hairt. da v it r r t . grantaat. atllgnaat. creditors IWnort and but tool, .tnd all athar par torn claiming t r through, undar or agalntl tha nomad DatandantL AMER ■C A N G E N E R A L H O M E E Q U IT Y INC . A corporation, tu c co tio r by m argor with C R E D ITM R IFT o f AM ERICA. INC a corporation. R Y A N BROTHERS IN C . o Florid# corporation STER CH I BROS STORES. INC . 0 D r i r . t r . cor poration doing butlnau In F lor da and SEM IN OLE CO U N TY . a political tubdlvltwn ol tha SrAir ol Florida and you ara rrqunad to torva a copy ol your wrlllon drlrntat. ll any. to llwt: JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. PlAIntllft attornoy .hota addrott It 701 N Franklin Slroal, Sulla ?7». Tampa. Florida D M } on or brier, ttw sm day al April, i »*0 and Ilia tha original with th» Cirrk ot thtt Caurl aithar brlora tarvict an Plalntllf't jttornay or Imnwdlatoly thoro Attar othorwltt a datault will br entered agalntl you lor tha rrlwt demanded In tha Con plamtorPatitlon O A TE O on Ihll Itl day Ot March two SF A L) M ARVANNE MORSE L L E H k O F THE C IR CU IT COURT By Ruth king Deputy Clerk) Mubhth March S. 11. It, I f IttO Jit O kj IN THE C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L CIR C U IT IN AND FOR SEM INOLE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NUM EER O t k J lf C A H L C R E D ITM R IF T INC . 0 F lortda corpor alien. PIOMttlll. yt EM M A JE A N B U R L E Y f/k/a EM M A JE A N S TA L E Y . COL LON BUR L E Y . her hutband. and DE ■ RA ANN S TA L E Y , NOT 1C I OP A C TIO * TO D EB R A ANN IT A L 8 V Addrttt Unknown YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOT! F IE D mat on action to Fore d o t e M o rtg a g e Nee been brought in Circuit Court of Seminole County. F lu rid * , .ftgeinet you end each of you claim on *®t#to. right, title or mterett in. or lien upon, the tr; Honing deter Ibed reel proper *y Let a end the Io®t 14 to#I ot Lot 4. Bloch I. FIR ST ADOI N O N D IX IE TE R R A C E , at ret or ded in Piet Booh 10. Page /* of the Public Records of VemtnoieCounty. Florida end you ere hereby required lo file your Afitmrtf or other err it len dfleneet. personally, or by your ditorney. With the ctork of the Circuit Court. Eighteenth Jud icial C irc u it. Seminole County Florida at the Court hou«e Sanford. Florida, and to *«•r *« j copy thereof upon F*i.unt ill A attorney who## name .v W f W iN U E R W E C O L E JM at } t « Wett Comitoch Ay«flgr Po®l Office Boa Wtf. Winter Park, Florida, not later fhdfl Mto vtti day el April, I fid. therein veiling up the ttfafe. right title, mterett In or lien pon the above da un te d prop erty (t-smed by you. -and thOUid fog fail lo oa co. a default ludgm ent M ill be entered .igamcf you tor relief demanded n the Complaint W ITNESS my hand and teal o* thic Court at Sanlord. Sam* >»• County Florida, fhit 4th r|.*y of March 1998 M A H TA N N E m o r s e i uri k of the Circuit Court S« ifi mole County Florida Ity PainclaF Meath » bi.vh March If 74 April 2. t '•r*0 D EO 700 IN T N I CIRCUIT COUNT OFTNCBIONTBIMTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT (NANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA CotoNo.! to WATCA ffE C O mT ^ W e V l t 'iT m O R T. G A G E C O M P A N Y OF AM ERICA. L .P .. Ptotntitt. y) O E L M . D E N T E L . Ifllvtog. H u . .M ol., N O TIC E OF ACTIO N S TA TE OF FLO R ID A TO : D EL M. D E N TE L . II living, and It married. MRS. D E L M D E N T E L . hit wlto. II living. Including any imknown koouto at told Datondanfa II either hot rtmarrlod and II either or bom M told DMondonlt unknown heira. dovttnt. grin l o t i , o ttig n o o t. cro d lio rt. IMnort and Irutloot. and oil other portent claiming by. through, undtr or agalntl mo named Defendant! Whet. r . tl donee It imlnown YOU AR E N O TIF IE D mot on action to torn low o morSgogo on the IM lowing proporty In SamlnakCounty, Ftertd* C o n d o m in iu m U n it 111. B u ild in g * ■ . a t H ID D E N S P R IN G S C O N D O M IN IU M according to the Doc lore!Ion M Condominium racordtd on Novombor 11. lag. bn Official Roc orda book I I N pagaa M M Ihru tits , and omondod by llrt l March IL IMS In OHIciai Roc orda book IOH. Pjgot M l thru « F I N Public Racorda M Samlnolo County. F lo rid a , wim oil w t in the common tlomontt aI told Condominium ot tM term m told Ooc loralien, hot boon litod ogolnit you and ELM ER R AYM OND HUDSON. II living, and MRS. E LM ER RAYMOND HUDSON. M t olio. It living, including any unknown .ithor hot rtm arrlod and II aithor or bom M told DMondoatt w o dacoowd. Itwlr roapactlvo unknown htlra. dtvltott. gran toot, o it lg n t o t . c re d lfe ri. olhor portona claiming by. through, under or agalntl mo n o m a d O a la n d o n lt and H IO O E N SPRINGS CONDO M IN IUM , a carper Mian, you ore required to torvo a copy M your wrlllon dr Ionlot. II any. to II an: J O S E P H M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. Plolnllll't attornoy whoao adckeii It M l N Franklin Strool. Suite ITTO. Tampa. Florida D a n on or boloro mo jm day M April, 10*0 and liW mo original wim mo Clork M Ihlt Court either boloro wryIco on Plalnllll'a attornoy or immodlatoty more ottov. olhorwlto a default will bo ontorod ogolnit you lor ttw robot domondod In ttw Com plaint or Petition D A TE D on m il 111 day M March. IWO (S EA L) M AR YA N N E MORSE C LER K OF TH E C IR C U IT CO UR T BY Ruth King Doputy Clork Publlin: M arch J. It. IF. M. IWO D EO II IN TH E CIR CUIT COURT OF T H E E IG H T E E N TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N O FO N SEM INOLE COUNTY. S TA TE OP FLORIDA. Cato No.i IM 1 I4 CARPI Oonoral Jurndictwn Florida Bar No.t aaawa A M I RICAN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF FLORIDA. Plamlllt, vt IVAN 0 JAR A M ILLO . IIliving, ttua . t t a l . OMondanlt N O TIC E OF ACTION S TA TE OF FLORIDA TO R ICHARD N H O A J A and D A R LEN E A HOAJA. hliwlto. Whoto rotldonco addrott N to* Vallay VWw Avonuo. N W . Canton. Ohio H I D YOU ARE N O TIF IE D mat an acton to toroclow a rw lgag* on ttw following proporty In SominoWCounty. Florida Lot If. a m b e r w o o o . u n i t O N E. according to llw plat Itwroot at rocordod In plat Book IT. Pago II. Public Rotordi ol Sominolo County. Florida hai boon Mod againtl you and JE R R Y BALCIERAK tnd all olhor per ion! in pototlion ol tubiocl root proporty. whow root n a n vi aro uncertain. and you pro required to lorvo 0 copy ot your written dttoniot. It any. lotion J O S E P H M P A N IE L L O . ESQ UIR E. Plamllfl* attornoy whew addrott It 201 N Franklin Strwl. Sw'to I HO Tampa. Florida MM2 on or boloro trw 20th day ol April. IWO. and Ilia ttw original with ttw Clork M thit Court otihor boloro lorvko an Plain n t f i attornoy or imnwdiololy nwrtaltor. olhorwlto a dotoult will bo ontorod ogamtl you lor tha roliol domindod in tho Complaint and Amondmont to Cam plaint D A TE D on m u lath day ol March. IWO I SEAL I M AR V AN N E MORSE C L C H K Q F TH E CIR C U IT COURT BY Patricia F Heath Doputy Clork Pvbinh March I*. TP, April 2, f, 1H0 D EO 201 C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R L«*»b*r<9y Cenhet V)e*oeie| «• u h MiI liom ouotationt by »•*«»»• ym<i*i {j««I WM| ptvwvi | ■cii letter Use ul Ubi tlamjt ton enoftter fuU«p •due ¥ «#udWi I •S K O A ■ U V X J V T C I C ' B M N C S O N I T I J . S K X C Q T 2 S K N & N S N G X S C O M O N X C V O O N C V I J T O A T I O E K G U O XI Y C N V . ’ X T C Q Q Q O t . P H 6V IO U 5 S O L U T IO N "TaldvitKjn it a device that par n u ll p w p to who hdvqn I anything to do to watch people who can ! do anything “ — Free) Alton L L e g a l N o f lc — IN T M I U N IT E D S TA TE S BA N K R U P TCY CO U R T PON [ B lfT R IC T IN TM B C IR C U IT CO U R T OP T N I E IB W T t lB T M J U m C M L C IB C tH T S IM 'N O L E W U W T V , CASE B ft IB R R t o C I In Ro: Leroy Torwllllgtv RE PO R T A N D N O T ICB OP P U B LIC SALE O PPR O PEBTY OP T H E E S T A T E TO A LL CR E D ITO R S A N D OTHER IN TER ES TED PARTIES L E I G H R. M E IN IN O E R . Trvttoo M mo M o n coohoned Dobtor ottato. by and through M l u n d a rtlfn a d a tfo rn ty , hereby five ! notice M a propoaod public tala M prpporty M mo otltto and would thaw at I. Property al tho ottato Include! add toll M hlo invon lo ry , m lic o llo n o o u t otllce lurnituro . at Twtg t Ceramic Tile. Inc. I o di ttahrod corporolton I . ). The Truttoo will Mil m il properly ol a public tato on ,April lb. If tt at )« » a m al Tw lgt Ceramic Tito, t i l l S Sanford Avonuo. Santord. Fieri do D i l l Tho property will bo • M a m until M M a m an Pw day M tola. 1. Term t M mo take aro cath to Hw higrwti aiooir wim mo u to price tubltci to the aggrov al M Hw Truttoo. Tha tab# will bo conducted by an auctlanoer. Tho auctioneer It Iho National AtaaciMian tor Credit Manage men! M Florida. Inc. whow « » H I It IM i Sdvor Star Rood. Orlando. Florida M tS a TW and phano number to IN T I IW Tool. Further intormatwn concerning Hie tato may bo obtained by calling Hw auctioneer a The Truttoo It awart M ttw fotlwoing oncumbrancot on tho proporty There may bo other oncumbrancot Hw Truttoo to net owortM: NOME S W R IT TE N O B JECTIO N S TO TH E REPORT. IF A N Y . AR E TO BE F IL E O W ITH TH E CLER K. U S B A N K R U P TCY C O U R T. S U IT E »M . P IR S T BANKERS B U ILD IN G . IIS W C E N TR A L BLVO. ORLANDO. FLO R IDA S M I, AND A COPY F U R N IS H E D T O T H E U N DE RSIGNE D A TTO R N E Y FOR TH E T R U S T E E . U N LESS W R IT TE N O BJECTIO NS ARE F IL E D W ITH IN F IF T E E N I t l ) DAYS FROM TH E D A TE OF SERVICE O F THIS N O TIC E. TH E P R O P E R TY W IL L RE SOLO ON TH E TERM S SET FO RTH ABOVE D A T E O A N O M A IL E O MARCH >1. IWO L E IG H R ME1NINGER P O B o i2 » T Orlando. Florldo 1MM Florldo Bar No «J4U4) Attornoy lor Truttoo Publlth: March M. April I. IWO DEOM b IN T H « C IR C U IT CO U R T, E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L CIR CU IT. IN A N O FO R SEM INOLE CO U N TY. FLORIDA. C A S E N O .M IU 1 C A b F L A LLIANCE M ORTGAGE COMPANY, a Florida corporation. Plaintiff, , vt D E L TA IN V E S TM EN T C E N TE R . L T D , INC .aFlorida corporation, t t o l . Defendant! N O TIC E OF ACTIO N TO D E L T A IN V E S TM E N T C E N TE R . L T D . IN C . a F lor Ida corporation l t i t known mailing addrott 227 Maitland Avonuo Allemonto Springe, Florida YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that on Milan to torK io to Hw mortgage encum bering Iho following proporty In Seminole County. Florida: Condominium Unit i n . Build Ing t el Hidden Springe Condo mmlumt. according to Iho Doc Ioration at Condominium ro corded on November IL IM A In O lllc le l record! Book ISM, pogot M i l thru b its , and amended by lin t amendment thereto recorded on March IL IMS. In Ol tidal « K o r d l Book 1*71. pagot 471 thru 4*4. further rocordod February IL IM L In Official R tcordt Beak 170f. pagot 0012 thru 0M2. further emended by amondmont thereto recorded February XL 1M4. in OMICIal Record! Book I I I ) , pagot M U thru Oflt. further adm ended by am ondm ont thereto rocordod February XL itot. in Otlicial Rwordt Book 12)1. pagtt M2) thru OMS. and further emended by amondmont ttwroto 41 rocardtd Juno It. Itoo m ONItlal Rtcordt Booh 114). pagot 7* thru M ol ttw Public Record! ot Sominolo County. Florida, together with all eppur Ienamel thereto and an un divided intoreil in Hw common element! ot laid Condominium at lot lorth in laid Declaration together with Rang*. Ro tngorqtor. Dlthwether. Dnpot al. Microwavt. Waihor. Dryer. Peddle Font hat boon Mad by Hw Plaintiff egemil you and otlwrt In tho above ttytod caute and you aro required to lorvo o copy ot your written dolomav II any. to it an S M IT H 4 SIM M O NS. P A . Ptemtitf’t attomoyt. I l l Watt Adam e S tr a ti. Suite i l i a. Jeckionvilto. Florida 17707. on or botort April 20. IWO. and llto iho original with tho Clark at thu Court either bo tore tow ice on Plointtrt'i attornoy! or im mediately Ih e reetlo r. other w im . o dotoult will bo ontorod egem il you tor the rtlw l demanded In the com plaint or petition W ITNESS my hand and tael ol nut Court on Hut 7Jrd day ot March. IWO is e a l ) M AR YA N N E MORSE Cleft ot ttw Circuit Court By Heather Brunner Oopuly Clerk Publlth March 20. April L L IL 59— FNim L t g a l N o tte — CLASSIFIED ADS S«fninol4 322-2611 CASE NO. M I N I C A O FL HOUSING M O R TGA GE CORPORATION. Ptatottfl. P A R R IS O .C U R R Y .a ta l.. NO TICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO F .L M N given R to a Knot lodgment dated March 14. tW L to Hw c a m and court captioned above In w b lch HOUSING M O R TO A O I COR P O R A T IO N to plaintiff and PARRIS 0 C U R R Y . IA N O R A CUR R AY, TO N Y TA R TA O LIA , D IA N E T A R T A O L IA . M IC H A E L T A R T A O L IA . M A R IL Y N T A R T A O L IA . W A Y N E W R IO M T. O IN C I R W R IGH T. D AR W IN W RIGHT, and CH E R Y L S H R I L L « W all portent ctaimlh* b f. tmdar any e4 the I will In Hw M B y at Hw Watt front door at Me T imtnoto County Cturthouw ot SonMrA FtortdL at l l : M a m . tn May 74. IWL •at torfb at that ludwiwnt: Lot J. C L U S T E R E. W IL D W O O D . A P L A N N E D U N I T D E V E L O P M E N T , kc carding to INg Plot Hwroat, at rocoPMd to P M Boeo it, Pagt T. at Mo Public Racorda al Sammete County. Florida D A TE D at Sanford. Florida, thit March IL IWB IS E A L) M AR VAN NE MORSE. Circuit CaurfCtorb By: JanoE. Jtto e lc A t Deputy Ctork Publlth: March IF. I L IWB D ED NE IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT OP T N I I I B N T I I M T M J U D K IA L C IR C U IT. IN A NO FOR S E M IN A R CO U N TY . CASE NO. i ( M w t c A A * P AM ER ICA N PIO N EER SAVINGS BANK. PMntIH. vt RONALD W. BROWN, at ol . N O TIC E OP SALE NO TICE to hereby given that purtuont to tho Summary Fatal Judgment at Faroeleture tn torgd In Mo route eendtog to Hw C ircuit Court of Iho Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Samlnolo County, Cate No MOOMCA ga p. I ha under tigned Clerk will tall tho properly tilwatod In taid County, do ic rite d H L i t I I . W E K IV A C O V E PHASE TW O. according to tho Plat thereof, oa rocardtd In Plot Booh IL Page a . Public hoc ordl el laminate County. Fieri do al public uto. to Hw highetl and bail bidder tor cath. at II M a m . an Hw Itl day *1 May. iwg at ttw watt front door of tha SemmeW County Caurthouw, in O A T E O tbit March. IWO IC O U h T S BAL) tlth day al M A h YAN N E M ORSE. C LE R K OP TH R C IR C U IT CO U R T By: JanoE. Jetewtc A t Doputy Clerk Publlth: March If. to. two D E O 2*2 IN TH E C IB C U IT COURT IN AN O FOR 1EM INOLB CO U N TY, FLR O ID A C IV IL DIVISION CASE NO. i t M M L C A M P FOSTER M O R TGAGE CORPORATION. piamtitt, y» J S TE V E N T E A L and S H IR L E Y M T E A L hit wlto. and ROSEMARY VAN W A LLE N O A E L. and Unknown Spouteaf ROSEMARY VAN W A LLE N O A E L. Defendant! N O TIC E OF SALE Notice It hereby given that, pur leant to Hw Order or Final Judgment entered In Hut caute In Hw Circuit Court el Seminole County. Florida. I wIM tell Hw property tlluated to Seminole County. F lor Ido. deter ibed a t: Lai L Block K. N O R TH G A TE . according to Iho ptal thereof ot w o rd e d to Flat Rook IL Fagot *1 through *4 ol Hw Public Retard! el Seminole County. Florida al public tala, to Hw highetl and bell brdder. tor caih. al Hw watt Irani deer el Iho Seminole County Courthouto In Santord. Florida, al II 0* a m , tn May 17. Iff* M AR YANNE MORSE. Clerk al Hw Circuit Court By JanoE Jatewic Deputy Clef! PuMith March If. M. IWO D EO JSJ N O TIC E OP PUBLIC HSAR IN O T O CONSIDER h CO N D ITIO N A L USE Netlca It hereby given Dial a Public Hearing will bo hold by Iho Planning and Zoning Com mutton to the City Cemmiuien Chamber!. City Hail. Santord. Florida al I 00 P M on Thurt day. April L IW L to cantidtr a roquet! tor Conditional Uto m e G C 1 — General Commercial Oitlrwl L E G A L D E S C R IP T IO N Block L lo t 10 r 12 ♦ S IL Ol Lot 1* * BEG N W Corner Let ta. Run n to- w t r . s eo'. E I r to B E G Dr earnwold PB L PG W Bemq generally detcribed at 7i)1S French Avenue Conditional Uie requetted Alcoholic Beverage! Centum# lion on premitet — Clou 1 — Beer end Wine in e retfaurent with leahng ol net tott than 20 w a ll 1*00 All partial m intoretf and D EO IS4 c.tueni mall hare an opporfuni ry lobe hoard at laid hoar mg N O TIC E OF By erdtr of me Planning and F IC TIT IO U S NAME Zoning Camm.it.on of me City Not.<e >1 hereby given met I el Santord Florida Hut )th day am engaged m buuneti at 144 el March. IWO Jekeihor* Cif Lake Mary FL John M ernt. Chairman I l i a Seminole County. Florida, Planning and Zoning under me Ftclifioui Nemo of Com miii-on PROGRESSIVE LEASING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It CO N CEPTS and Ihel I inland to a per ion dK idet to appeal a 'eg.Iter laid name with ttw dec-tton made aim rttpect to C lark ot the Circuit Court Sem mow County Florida, m at . any matter conentered a* -he cor dance wiih tne Provtoroni of | above meeting er rwenng rw may need a verbatim record el ttw F if ti I lout Nam# Statute* To me proceeding! including ttw Wit SKtwn toSM Florida Slot tei'imony and evidence which utet 1*17 record i i net provided bv the William B Farrance CityolSantord IFSJbteigsi Publlin March 2a. April 1. •■ Ik, Publilh March M iWO IttO U I O 171 D E O NS Orlando •Wlnttr Park 831-9993 CLASStFIID DIPT. PtIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS M M R U - M P A c M B A S C R E D fTf Loam avacHy Raw I* Ro yaw I2 l i l rapwf CM tow*, cradii carda. atc. tod r t i ardad man age ft dtfaiik w a it * lit* 71— H tly Wbfitb# A CCO U N T t M " raftacl • |1,10 dK« incM v H m id A * q r k w el *• €441 «# 491 ariklttandl dbf. Cam*! you f4t rtM iH i P«y mhf r w «d r m 4* Uw M drufiptlopi for tato** r t w t o Copy mutl W i w H i to partan. Tiff*. II* W * tl It t SI., la n ia rd an Monday. March M and Teat day March IT Irani 1AM I » p w l ............................... r a i . A C TO R V B X TR A S - ftotlywaod Eat I Mgmf Na. atp tweet t*ry. L k T JM M f >4)71172) I I ............... E ■ p e r le n c e d M a r l* Narman/PatatoaKanatasilB) O IA D U N I! Noon Ik# Day M o t# Pgfcfccation Iwndoy •II AM . tafwrdoy Nhoodoy 1130 A M totgrd#y A D J U S T M I N T I A N D C H I D I T * : Iff ttw * v * « t H RR e r r w h i b r a # . O e lB fi«* r< H * f « M w i ll be r * o * R * W B lo r Ib e l i n t Ih td rtfd n g* ty b r A b r <t ta (b e t i N N of (b e c b *I g Mtat hM BfttaR. PtaBBB CbBCb TBfFF b A t a r BCCVfBCy IbB f ln IA B y N 17— Cn w N ry JS U O L 3 ll— n tn o w h A IR LIN B T IC K E T • Horn 0 T lendo •Lea Angtlet March If. *71 C a H N J T O I Ia f _________ CASH A V A ILA B LE Buying hornet A mar tgaget O u k tc toting ............... JMaffa Mtn-tr-nom Litton Tg Tothtog Ponanaftl t ) pee coll charge to ph. bill O f f * t ) ) l ....... .......... #*>!• 7774 o n a m ). . . . .......... — e n a - n u o n a t m . -------------------- o h s i d i To Leave Mtitopa Free eaoiH l 23- Lott 1 Found M IS S IN R i While 'I Elite L X motor tcaotor L k f74U7R REW ARD No quo! Hfhfwaod Cad w t a n a M -S qacUI Hotlce* KOHCaROTMl For Dotal It: t m a n 47Se F tarIda Notary Auoc iatton Lagal Nolle#® IN f S E CIR C U IT COURT FOR SEM IN OLE CO U N TY . FLO R IDA PR O BA TE DIVISION File ffemoer r o w CF IN RE TH E E S TA TE OF E M IL Y H GOLOSM ITH Dec »e led N O TIC E OF ADM IN ISTRATIO N The admin Ilira I ion at tha ottato of Em ily H Goidtmilh. deceated. F l i t Num ber 90 too CP. It pending In the C ircuit Court tar laminate C o u n ty , F lo r id a . Probate Dtvitwn. Hw addrott of which It P O Drawer C. Santord. Florldo J777I Ttw namat and addrottet of me pertonal repretan la live and tha p a r t a n a l r a p r a tantaflva't attarnay ara M l form ba tow All Initrttfed perioni ara raquirad to file with thit caurt. W ITH IN TH R E E M ONTHS OF TH E FIR ST P U BLIC ATIO N OF THIS N O TIC E: II I all claimt agamtl tha attato and 111 any •blactlan b y an Intaratlad perten an whom m il notice It Mr red that chauangat Hw valid ity of tha will, ttw quaiitvcabont at tha partanei ragratantallve. venua. or |urltd!cfWn at Hw caurt. ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJCC TIONS N O T SO F IL E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R BARRED Publkalion at (tut notlca hot bagun an March M. iff* Pvt tone! Repretefllativo PEG G Y GOLDSMITH IMO EAST BARTON ST R E E T LONGWOOO. FLORIDA n2W Attorney tor Perianal Rapraientetive OONALOW SCA R LETT. ESQUIRE D O N ALD W S C A R L E T T , P A I M) EAST CONCORD ST R E E T OR L ANDO. F LOR I DA 77002 Telephone |eOJI 477llff Publlth March H . April M W O O EO 741 m o r t g a g e c o r p o r a t io n . Piamlilf, vt H IC H A R D S E R V A IL tte l. Oefendmtt N O TICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CH APTER 4) N O TICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN purtuanl la an Order or Final Judgment at lorecletura doled March. IWO and entered to Co m No I t 111* CA OfL of Hw Circuit Caurt el the Eighteenth Circuit in and tor Seminole County, Florida wherein F E O E R A L HOME LOAN M O R TG A GE CORPORATION. Plamtltl. end RICHARO SERVAIS. et e l . are defondantt. I will Mil to Hw highetl and bail bidder lor cath outtida the Watt Irani doori at Hw laminate County CourtheuM mi Santord. Florida al It a (lock a m . an the lam day of April IWO. Ihe tallowing detcribed property at M l term in laid Order or Final Judomant to ail Thai certain condominium parcel known ot Uml I U C . D ES TIN Y SPRINGS, a Condo m inium end an undivided OtJOl* imereti in Hw land, common attnwntt and common tipentet appurtenant to laid uml. ail in ac i at dance m m and w b iK t to Hw covenant!, condi l-on* retkKtton* termi and ether proviuent ot the O n!era lien o’ Condominium at r* corded m O H Book 1140el page 1042. jil of ma Public Record! at Seminole County. F lo rid a . tog* Iher wim ait improvement! Itruclurea and liiturat located thereon Dated at Santord. Florida Hue ISm day of March ifto M AR YANNE MORSE A i Clark, Circuit Court Sam mote County. Florida Br Jen* E Jatewk A i Deputy Clerk Pubinh Merth I* M iwa O E O 70S - .... — ..a i m m A ll ih lllt available Rato* altor m Child Girt B N .M N v W> Lk. Mam M e d , Lb. Mary IN M Y Lake Mary har Chtog tolanft and up Limit 1 children Prater S mot. and a ld w .C a llM lfM f__________ SYLVAN LA B E - O lid care In my Name, a g r t ) and up TLC. media and tnackt M l M i OMOCMK/NONSaUTU r m d b ( Ita) Cbib CwtafiT Laaking tor chitwan aget to font thru 1. ta m lp m . My *y and partanal care, activi flat. p rttK tt and T L C. Raf trancatandCPR Carflltod Call Karen 7 J * « I*, day! Or T w y k 7712)21evev' wkndt T M 4 D e i Cb m Cw tats ? Laakb g tor cNIWan aget to tanl th-u S tamkpm My lama, meak previd)* Quail fy and partanal car*, acllvl IWt, pra|*ctt end T.L.C. Raf tranew and CPR Carflltod Call Karan D M U L d e y t O r Tanya. 777 M7I avat/aftod) Langwaad Mutt WIva/twHn RatorancatraguNwd. *47 ID * AffOtRTMNTUTTtlS P re tor t i p , but will train Hw righl partan. H r ). Man TS w rt, I* AM I PM Apply )M I Santord A v * . ) AM to I PM U to I I I par haw. All thill) Mai*/Female Permananti M W a | a g * B g w « .......* 4 M in M S T H U IW N T S T O U !! E X C E L L E N T PAY. Banal lit Trantpartatwi Call 407 If f ttaaerl 1S47 Tailr Or * Full Lto* Mechanic. Oa* Service Manager Ii plenty tl wart Itoap ptor Da Tea lev* Ceekieil Oa Naad to Lo m WaigMT caaklat and to e weight me toll you hew N T n i cars« M’s ’ ■ O .S ./N a CONOO M A M A BEM EN T * cample» fa wuN. pluth af uliiitwt tochidWI Call neat U A-----------------------AA E MPLOY M I N T IR R .IM II^ B m im CONSTIUCTION lU TIAM5 Local/Car ihhian Itl. tolas hr l a w P W ..T A L I N T BU ILD ER S C O N S T R U C T I O N L O C A L / C A R I E R E A N Far E lt d r l c l a n t . Car pt nl er t . .yment Opar____ Plum bart. A C . D ryw all, G la il n g . Ir a n w o rk . Mechanic i . Suparyltart. to S4S haw I at2 441 f I If T A L E N T EUILO ER * FEE C0N5TWCTKM HClTfIS *7 fa *11 par haw. 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I. 2 A ) bedroom ap»a Fool/Tennis Court Feacefut. convenient location Quiet off street parking Renovation Special* No security tor quail tied applicants* UP 1304 M ARINKR'S VILLAOK Lake AJa I bdrm IJJS mo 2bdrm SJRjmoAup M U f t M O DER N 2 bdrm duplea. Sanlord Appliances, central H/A URO/mo M9 0134 ASSOCIATES NEEDED O yn am ic local com pany wafffa aaaociafaa iff raaidafffial and commercial real aafafa aaiea. with focus off the San ford Lake Mary Geneva area Call for defailf Century II Oviada Raalfy Inc 29594B2 SALES Epia As MtcP As S50Q/W*ri RNuls Wg Train Y*u U00 Move In special 2bedroom 2bath From I4SS Labe Mary ma92J S A N F O R O . Large I and 2 bdrm *a. pay monthly or weekly Dep . references. ION off Senior Cltlienst 12* 0U2 SENIOR SPECIAL!! Studio A I bedroom apartments M Deposit ler IS A ever 321-1301 Eit SOS • B D R M ., | B A T H , c/ti/a. s cre e n p o rc h , pool UM/month_________ UP 1401 2 BOOM. 2 BATHAPTS Over 1.900 Sq. Ft. LlvingAreelf CONSTRUCTION COORDINATOR Abie to work with contractora handling phonev orders and deliveries lor outside sales persons Good working skills and personality Call Mon day Friday. 1AM to SPM Lowe's/Maitland W l t H t a k far Huoyoo Peug IB C U R IT Y O FFICER S • Modsrn Fltntpp Cpnlpr • Indoor Racquetball • On# Month Ft m A A A BUSINESS C E N T E R Naw aflK. Whta M i It N i.M l It i a y i with ar w/a H lk t t atHttng al tna/ma N w y .i l/ y ia s a m M .w m l i t - N a i l estate ■INTIPt iky paying rtall gaga m PaHI I can mow you how Call m lo rm a ll.a r* corPad i m u y . I D M W 1 Oaol 1A 117— Com m ore tel _______ Wantels Sanford, ttwy If f t Renovated sheppiwg strip*o 1 900 sq ft Rac tor professionals Good exposure! 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Pv bath homa CM/A. corner lot Low down payment T0f RAT G license required Choice contract* Call i 904 IU H / 1 DERART • GLEN ARRET Pre foreclosure divorce sate Executive pool homa on golf tours# Priced 1)0.000 under appraisal al Ub/.0P0. fi>0940 D ELTO N A Great area Naar schools Over 1100 sq ft Family homa. many Natures 4 yrs new Com pare at HOI 900 Negotiate Call 90* ftp life \ l l V III » l( 1 ^ = 7 A M >V\ IN XI XI t s i X II STENSTROM A t* RE A L T Y , I N C . 2 BORM. 2 BATH, large living room, largo eat in kitchen w/dishwasher. vertical blinds, wall to wail carpet Screen porch w/potio All on 1st floor Call 445 2114or >90 2— I 103— Houses Unfurnished / R*nt 2M U00 SANFORD Ravnna Park 4 bdrm 2 bath with family room fenced r e d No pets R eferences and deposit • SSf/mq 221 99Qt SANFORD. 1911 B dab Ave 2 bdrm townhowse central heat end e«r. eppiiences. cerpwf U9S per month plus 1204 security Weter. sewer end fresh pent by lendiord Ceil J^«29 Sfl2aor I 290 490) SANFORD J bdr'is jtu 'M f iM plan Convenient to le k e M a r y B lv d and I f 92 I tb/S/mg * dep 20 UJ4 SANTORO/LUE MART ) bdrm ) bath, tirepie^e 1 Skis'mo Visrni Reai*y W aaet I BORM I BA TH dw'e<hesJ garega. nice ne«gnborhood UOOper month Cali Donna U B ifb l M VST S E L L " a Acre, w /lapttc ft Walt Map! la Homa OR U / .0S9 MISTS* M1-MS7 CO U N T* y LIVIWO H w m O I I V I W I * P tm i r , K r n . h.yh ft pry u n igm Nrw H ym n. 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Krcanad patw. paH and nauhlut ream. Na Narmiak* D r, Lantyrd Na appatntmant necaaiary M*d R i H I 4441 V ILLA S OF C A U E L B IR R T 1 b d rm . l Pam » dan acraan parch r y 4r 477 t i n 1ST— Mobile H om es/Site AFFALOOSA mar*. I yaart eM. F A R T yuHfar an* iy y llo w « mar*, tiggaach *r bail aNtr C H im m iH N O F M 343— Livestack and CNICRS • Fancy and camman PraaFk Dvckt guHIk, lurkty. Sgaaaa C H I B T N N _______ aGO A TS §v!tar;Nubian t r « » iniiaa SHeach C a i w u N i NUBIAN DAIRY G0RTS Does and bucks from IM and up Also milk and brown eggs CARRIAGE COVE S U F E R N ice 11 1 bedroom. 1 lull .a h , davplawtdy Came dr al cvtlmgt. her aboard tid Ing. thingla r*H. tklrlm g MWtt taa Ta AaaraciatvtU m CHiCHIac* d / tU / M *r4i> 1*4 m i attar 4pm LA R O E I REOROOM ■ Eicallanl candihan nlcaly turnikkad. corner let at Farb Ave Mobile F«rk OT1R4I SANFOROAREA BARI Rapa 19X92 •#«•«. 92 TMweil I I . 20# dawn for qualified buyer Under U9S per month includes mtg and tet rent Rtpa 14X99 2/2 split II Fteetwood Sand Point 11.300 down for qualified buyer Under U M per month in eluded*mtg wndte«rent « u a a a _______ 211— Antltoutt / C o lftd ib lts BALL AMO CLAW FOOT tabte. U0 Queen Ann chair. 940B. Mahogany deU with glass top. SIR . 1940’s style sofa, pro ftSSianally rewpholstered. StSO. Fair wing bach chairs. S40B; 2 Duncan Fhyte tables. MB ft M l, Double pedestal Duncan Fhyte mahogany ta bte and S Lyre back chairs. rofiniBhed and reuphafstored. II.tBB Call321 /9I3_________ BBIDOES A R T IQ U IS b J23-2B91 IBS M/Sat a Auction Titers /pm 1449 Hwy 49W a<AB24/AAU9// 315— Boats and Accessories Ilia** ON Owaar will Paid Md Naw > bdrm !>v bam } d o r, apylianevt. Hryptac*. I car 14X99 2/1‘ r split 97 Skyline, screened porch 112 000 S O NITA ROW RIOIR tl. I r I3B Mercrmser I/O. custom Ram line drive an trailer waferbonnet this, canvas caver Complete Ready to Got 19900/offer Owner Imam ing available Caiite/1/99790 ASSUME NO QUBLifY 24XS4 2/7 spill 90 Chempi o n / C o n c o rd F ir e p la c e dry wail interior veryctean SI4 4S0 •9 With trailer U»ad 4 times US90er best offer Call 173 //OSbefore Spm ASSUME. HOQUAUrr EAAE MART fOOl HOME 2/l*i. I 401 sq f t . new paint and carpet, appliances on I/) acre Ut2/mo US.000 Mouva on l ‘ » acrav ] bdrm . 1 bam. applianctv yaraga ad d l l l t n a l a i l b ld g ar warkthop Ih W PAUL* RITHOIBORNE VENTURE I FROFERTHI LABE MARY 2 bdrm 2 bath split plan Large fenced lot Lake Mary ......... 1*2.000 WALLACE CRESS REALTY _________22IASn _________ Lak* Mary KhaHt. appro. I acrat. large oak trool 4 bdrm , grtatreom . formal dming dan. i a r « uraanad peal. » U4 900 A ttu m a b l. Nawi, ranovalad. im medial* occupancyl Owner, U t i m w NEEDTOSELLe TOUR HOME ON UW07 CALL Util FO* IMMEDIATE ACTION J«|i*M* Rid EiUtg A07IM11SS QUINN REALTY* 321 3M3 ResHwHal and Cmmorcial SALE OB LEASE Of TION DELTONA 2 bdrm split/2bath I.2S2 sq tf. *w acre 144.M0 Assumable Nan Qoafrfytng Loan Caff 2232*22 SANFORD • 2 Room House ter sate by owner, nice and cteag Must Sail Can 222 BOBS SANFORO Baautiful. quality 4 bedroom. ) bath homo on 2/4 acre lot in outstanding area of homes 2 car attached garage. 2 car detached garage/oftice 2 large office of rough cedar with tile flooring, rough cedar huge bedroom with Urge walk m closet Deck and huge bath Fpk and living room, etc Must seat! Reduced USS 000 D U F L IX • Brick construction on high lot in Lake Marie Estates Living room, dming area aqutppad kitchen A garage with utility area on each side ..... 1/4 rw TELFAI R S9.000 , 323-11M/131-3703 CARRIAGE COVE GENEVA schools '/2 Camb 14.000 14X94 2/1. 00 Guerdon REALTY II HWY 1/92 D EB AR Y 40744M431/407013722 STAIRS PROPERTY M AN AG EM EN T * R E A L TY _ 22) 7322/221 kbit W IN T E R 1FR IN O S 2 i t central M A Reduced) U2 W0 W M alKiewUc Realter ___________ 2HI9BI 1 BOhM I BATH lontemporerr in Sanford. I 2 acre with oak trees, screened porch 4 years Oid t/)Q 00 u n til 1 4 3 -O u t ol Stale Property / Sale F re t bracbere ol mountain properties Cool fresh air tn Western Norm Carolina' Call ton tree I 900 '42 9020 or write SMOKY M O UNTAIN LANO 4 H O M E S F O B O X 109/. M U R F H Y N C 79WA t a a g l •*■. lag. mi*, vie . I t O L O l D E L T A R ROUW IAM 4 0 r .a v N .H r •*t<!ric alnRyn i an* w ait H a ra a m ilN * . 114* It/me CHI M r .F R y n a .a u i n OOVI RNM ENT II I I I D VaANIat tram 114* FarFt NNrtaW*. CaryaNat Cbaryt S u ry lu t B u y a r t G u lp . i y*»4*raggae.i t g i n TAREUf PAYMENT? •itayi la i. lag. tifN. *4c gy MU LAN FU L1AR lun raH. air. tNrao caawtN Only 111* tvm * CHI M r Fayna. a > l i n M 0 V IM MUST S I U *B9 HONDA CIV IC SI •loaded n lnaaw t. m m Prat, many • Ira t IM * ft lab* a .a r yymnn CH I U tlb W . I**u* mn u g* 4 F U tL IC A U T O A U C T IO N . ( V E I T W ID N IL O A y / M FM DAYTONA A U TO AUCTION _____ mm _____ RSI— Harm 12X91 2/2 split «m TAKE I f PRVMERTS * * * n v p ii •ARC R IO IS T C R ID Cocker Spaniel, female Buff. 19 months etd H90 Call 23B SCO M S— CeeNeminiumt CeO »/itele MARKHAM NOOOS AREA NOW H liIN O R ! AOBNTS Q ro v e v ie w V illa s 2000LiteU«7 AM. 321-0S44 . • W a t g r lr o n t U f d i l y l # 11J -In d u s t r ia l R j g t d t ____ D0R C H ESU R A PIS After initial training and teed*. m* people earn U 000 fo 19.000 per month Our na tianat corporation it now re cruiting aaiea and manage ment personnel, part time and fulltime We have position* at ail ieveia fo bo fillod Don! disqualify youraelf Ago. edu cation, aea mean nothing Ail corporate benefita availabia. auch oa paid eapenaea. incur anew, vacation and car allow anca Applicationt will be accepted an Monday March 20. I f M sharp at The Deltona Inn. ell Deltona Blvd A U tor M r F labor__________________ S IC R 1 TA R Y aeaiTone* ¥ (u s N U O a S L Whm IW t ■ L D E I S F 9 IIM L H I Hwy at i. t A i k w m i v * p y it/w k C H IM »M «a y v T I«ia M O S TE E N ] Bvwoom Can lurwtP tn 111 aervt naar. SI JH w »A lrvrS lM 'm e m u t t l f l — BuiM Inf N ateriah F lf ^ * T l» g a e 3 T < im # T I * c k Nmai*. J ‘i y n *M Da<la«*d OCA L A NATIO NAL FOR ( I T Wooded lots River access S99SB each Mi an noy dewot |7141 monthly Owner C9B9I H B d ilf t r 19191923 M3B 141— Hom es for Salt • SALES ASSOCIATES* 3 2 3 -2 6 2 8 113— Televisten/ in - p » t s 4 > — d ie s IM — AcreefeLete/S>le MEAT VALUE Nice I bdrm . l both, c- h/p. s c re e n p q r c h . pep I ^ M J S ^ o n th N f T J» ' *01 LABOR renovated I or t bdrms. rent by wh/rno A/C. pool foundry, sole ter children special discount tor v dfi tens- m m * m i n m i IA N TORO I bdrm cettege w/fenced yerd Comj»iRi» privacy tlOb-wk plus UQO sec includes utilities Coll HOMESTORENT W A SH ER /D R YER A V A IL A B L E F0ID LTD77 N . M iC H Ih M l M*VtV] ja a m e g a a i Ti*re M l W IMPtlraal J M S W . Sdmfoofp Blvd. H w y. 17-92 S an lord , F L 12771 <4. run* gaa*. n ra Ural m a t CHI W iiP a n a . 4am T R IF L E * Oaad Incam *, grdwm paNnliH E .c can* jatral*4. yyi.M RB1143* 4 rattdantlal aaltt. Incam* II M M i aipaniac U44* F v k *. M M AtwmabN Imanclng H f % m yyy) TPp Stwkyr d Hprdd Pm p w l SSI Rental Apprtmdnlp On Lakt Uorvod SOFA an* that,. I S ; gl*M lap t*PN. «*H» 4. US. Iiilyalat raftlgaraNr. IMS. M th * .. 1/1 RaaVcanV W O N a f N f i R T I R IS • SH H I i r m *h ‘ # T v r T * !* r T 5 rm g H rT H S TY L IS T WMP M NwW g Awy. NHnMy M y C«pd wMk m l pndWk I F w i t l P w m >7't 2and 1 bedroom Unfurnished. Lake Marv end Sanford are as! C a ll tor availability and locations Ask lor Brenda MARCH BONUS T I R U S N A R I waa* 14. rad! Ilp p p ln VatNy. PC. On FO A gH l caary* Fay agaity at V J m I aka *v*r pa,manta Na pratlt aibad M l 1*47atl 4PM /r i/J O l Paaan NPda lar AlcP Faad Plan S H O R E S 2)1— Cara P r»p e rt y / S 4 le AU | VUfN PaaPPPN Oaad ^WWTirp PWlPW PWy D fftA R Y M A N O e M N. Nwy. I I A n . DpAary. PI M a tlA ra P rf . a m m m h o R EG A TTA 111— Appliances IIT -C ow m orcte l RVMDMKS •ark racarg Full H m a .u par M ar. Can ManRay NraiigF F ftd a a .tta t .......... a i m u 1W U-M 14*— R e ie rt P r s w r ty / S a lf in mpm A d l d r y J S . ^ 1* it S U FER N I C I II 2 bedroom. 7 full bath, doubtewtdo Cathe Oral callings, herdboard s>d Ing. shingle real, shirting Must Saa Ta AppredaleSi2.99S CaiiCoftect 40/922 /040 ar 40/399 992/after 4pm SBX17 B ELM O N T 2 bdrm . g o a d c o n d itio n P a r t ly furnished U.39S Call 3af SOWar JB3B232 'OB P L IIT W O O O Daeblewide 1 bdrm 2 bath m Geneva Fay oft mortgage 349 I2S9 1S«-R»al Estate Wanted_____ LARD Wanted immediately 10 40 acres, suitable for residential developement Write Terry Clayton. Route 10 Boa )l«. Lake City. FI J30SS or call 9B4 /SI 4*09 Brokers protected ★ NEEDTO SELL* TOUR HOME OR LAND? CA LLU S !! FOR IM M IO IA T 1 ACTIO N t«tt*i«* Rul Estate 407 322 USS H I— Country Pro party / Sate ★ MUST SELLw REDUCED TO330,000 Nen Qualifying Mertgage S E C LU O E D But Close To Town S Acres w Mobile. Septic Well torismifl Rial Estit* 407 337 1154 H I— Appliances ____ /Furniture W ANT I D Gaa* teak in* .y*li antes, working ar net Wa else soft and repair 112 4299 A IR C O N D IT IO N B R WesftnghouM like new. ISK B T U It*volts 12/103 4/10 OA N TIQ U E l 4 chairs and teat i m Call after SPM a n tor iuite ___________ 2 2 B J P B 2 ____ BABY CRIB converts to youth bed and adult bed New m bae Only S»49 CaB 223 4/1/ BJ'S RESALE We Buy/S#:i Furmture A Cal tectibtes Including Estates 219J S Seeter d Ave . 02 1449 a DESK, relmisned wood deep file drawers 9 ♦o»ai drawers US 121 l/BS aO R ES S ER 1 drawers. 92 h.gh 39 wide if deep w in i end tables SIP Celt 221 i/BS a F R E E IC B '-p'-gM lic o t.L feet White H00 Call J/J 4499 H O T P O IN T W A S N IR Eacetient cond*ti#n White t l*s CaHI>» JOBt anytime • K IN G S U E BEO GOOD CONDITION |*S Telephone 222 t f t ) __________ LAR R Y S M ART H t W m J Ave New Used turn 4 appi Buy Veil Trade )22 4i)2 O R I GULAK » .* touch floral print Good condition US or best otter Ca*» 12» 1291 TARE DP PRVMCNTS eicept taa. tag. title, etc V F O N TIA C F IR E B IR D AuN. ur . tNraa catwtt. Only lit* a/m* CHI M r F a y n a .n t llU TOYOTA SUPRA I ] E .callanl canRiiian. auk*. digilH dam. aouaiirar U M CHI TARE UP PAYMENTS NoMtegfOeN* i k i F •*>. lag. nn*. He yg FO NTIAC L IM A N S 1 Dr auly. a ir . tia ra *, yanar itaarmg. Ion milatl Only III/ l|/ma Call M r Fayna, m i i n IF F ! T N U N D I R B I R D AuNmatlc. ponar ntndowt tunroal............ .. ..... .. | l.m l aminaN Ford_________ M l IN I ItM O LO S C U T L A II IU F R E M I A u N H r. RRn*. t t « « r i n g . paw ar b r . h . t A/C ......... r»* ' S.mlnaU F w d _______ M l I N I IN* CH R YSLER L I BARON AuN. RRnar iNarmg. pen*, brake*. A/C IrO T N tA l t l.t t l SamwaN F « r d _______ M l IN I I* t 1 R U I C K C E N T U R Y L IM ITE D A/C. auN. yen*. tNarmg. brake* «nd nmdDwt till, cruiw (4TI411AI U .t tl SamwaN F o r d _______M l 14*1 i n * c o ls' v is t a W a g o n Fully loaded tinted windows 9/ ooo miles. 99 9)0 or best offer Must sell! J49 921/ It wo answer leave masi age '75 VW R A U IT Run«goadH 0*aba M81S41 'I3VNJETTA Air. am/tm cassette, sunroof naw brakes and eaheust 94 000 miles SI.S00 or best otter Call 22)9199 23)— Auto Parts / Accessories UMASAAI ISO in U I ' II O L IN E B . hk* nan N r Ood** D M-Mitsubishi t>00 Call 249 1/99 after 9 PM l i t — Wanted to Buy 233— Trucks / Buses / Vans 444 Alvm imna CHM..N*««#***r Nan- Farraa* M vU H.......... G U ti KOKOMO....................... M U I R 223— Musical Merchandise PIANO T0R.SAU Wanted Besponubte party to taka on small monthly pay ments on piano See locally Call Manager at 919 324 120* anytime____________________ U P R IG H T PIANO good condi lion Pick il up Call 23B 93/2 223— MJ SC11la rstQus O B ILLIA R D BALLS sat in boa, used. 120 2*3 1940________ BUY. .^ELL----- TRADE H U E Y 'S CROWN FAWN _________ 99/ 222 0/9*_________ • CA M EL BACK^ R U N K Old rad. velvety mtide S9S _________ Call 292-199*_________ a D IM E B O T T L E Coke Machine Freon tank tiOOobo _________ Call 222 OEM_______ ORAW • T lT E Hitch and a scooter carrier 24)0 Eaercise bike. 2M Ceil 221 9BBS________ H EAVY DUTY S ' i n • » steel llafbed trailer U S Cali __________ >2*2199___________ • M O V IE P R O J E C T O R S I4MM Might need soma re pair jSO ter bom 222 9I1B a P IN B A L L Mr * M rs Pacman needs repair |/S Set ious mqwirts onI y 222 /J49 S4T« at 120 S Sunlend. Sanford OSEW INO MACHINE 0«d New Home, m good wood cabinet Some material ISB222BS2B eS LlO lN G GLASS OOORS Fits 9Xa opening |M otter _________ Call 221 >912_________ O W E L L PUM P 2/4 H P Mueller Emerson Jet Pump IIS 2)0 Volt with 120 gai gel van ifed storage lank 1100 for both Cali 1J0 2>/9 or see at 909Cataimda Dr , Sanlord • 2 S H E L F M IC R O W A V E O V E N CART |2S 122 14)1 after 4pm_________________ 29' ( mer sen Cater TV 9 mos old AUm g U M Fisher VCR. good condition fti/S or U0Q firm ter both 222 MO* any time ISO to 5100.000 12 distributors needed Part 4 full time No tap necessary HubertQ Ha.I W4 33IQ_______ 231— Cer* TAAE UP PAYMENTS No Mon«| Dona eacepttae leg title. eN 0* PONTIAC GRAND AM Auto a ir.stereo 19 vatv# engine power windows, cruise control Only f ’ff /) mo C«e.i 1/1 2121 B U IC K R E O A L Bi. good condition low mrteege t ' 900 CA D ILLA C S E V IL L E '• fully tended beeuMul! U MB Caii g j m t i CADILLAC SEVILLE '• ^ww tires. gr«y ait eafras. 91000 mites t i too la* i « ii FAIRW AY MOTORS MomeottitiDewn 4 R de IMOUS 1/*J Longwood 12< IAA) CHEVY S 10’17 Pick/up Red. 4 c y l. 1 speed. air U MB/Ofter 99*9119 R)t0 A lio STM VAN XLT 9/Loaded 1Lika Newt ........... . MB-291) 99 FORD VAH. custom interior, low miles 114.M0 22) 0120 weekends 173 3099. leave msg 237— Tractors and Trailers FARM TRACTORS M U S IO IN STOCK A LLS I2 ES I A LL FflIC E S I Maitland Tractor 4 Equipment *«mi N ofAAaitland ^n te rc h a n je o n U P ^ ^ O M /J/J 23R— Vehicles Wanted WC FAY TO P IM for wrecked cars trucks' W E S IL L guar anteed used parts AA A U TO SALVAOE at PeBery, 99*9949 239— Motorcycles and Bikes DUCATI PASO 7SO 9/ Red. adull owned garaged 20 000 miles. X mm D e lO rto s Oscem 2 pee wheels, valued at Si 000 I t 900 Can be sten at Personal Cycle Service in Daytona after March 21 Or Call Bub 929 09I I days '94 9 )l|evenings MOVING, must swill Honda /S9 lew or best otter 1712)1* after 4. leave message_____ 1994 H O N D A I99~ Shadow Eaceilent conditwn litre s l»300 otoo 40/ 999 9*24 241— Recreational Vehicles / Campers EIECUTIVE MOTOR HOME ’/S 22 Ft E aceiient condition Updated 1 14 000 Can 994 9 l*Sor 941 /IM * ___ RV L O TS 1142 mo includes water gar beg* sewage Park Aaen.^i .Mobile Perk )/J 2*91 SOUTH*lNO 71 24 Ft Class A Chevy Chassis 2 I Onan generator veil con tamed bunk tedi IwHi ba*h muro Garege kept ( ete"en» condition Heady to g o '' SU0Q0 CailM l 2492 TRAVEL TRAILER ITM M M E t L l l K wheel, new carpet good con difion U M0 C a li)!) 9J«« 1*99 W ILD ERN ESS TRAILER 29 It eaceilent condition stereo A C micro elect hoist t IB MB Cali 22B l/l* 243— Junk Cars JUNK CARS B IM O V E D NOCHARGE 17)9)// SlTo# Dollar IS Pan im •*«•* cars- tru c k s 4 wheel J r ,e Any condition CaB 1711999 �I f \ t » • t • f t t * t • — Santofd Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. Match 20. 1990 by O ik Y o u * •LONDIK Phototherapy used for seasonal disorder D E A R D R . O O T T i M y wife and I live In C a nada, and every w in te r she b re o m rs depreaned. Is there a n y Irtilh to the elalm l h a l ' lltfhl th e ra p y " ra n help her problem ? D E A R R E A D E R ) Scientists now r e r n K n I <e a w i n t e r syndrom e In hum ans, eulleil "seasonal alh'ctlve disorder." which m im ics ihe hibernation pattern seen In wild animals. It Is marked by fatlRuc (despite adetpinle slerpl. wel|(ht Rain (due to carbohydrate rravInR). diminished sea drive und social withdrawal. AlthmiRh many people experi­ ence (le c rc a v d rnerRy levels d o rltiR Ih e wi nt er , exper t s estimate that more than 35 million adults In North America sillie r stR nlflru nt sym p to m s from SAD . These symptoms are olteii so InraparllatlMR lhal thry Interfere wi t h nor ma l du lly ItmcllonlnR: they uppeur In the late autum n and last until sprIo r . Th e syndrome seems to be related to short winter days. It may lie worsened by holidays ( when a person’s depression m ay uppeur muRnltled by u lestlve environment) and cold. In c le m e n t weat her Im u kln R outdoor activity niorr dllllcult). T r a d i t i o n a l t r e a t me nt for winter melancholy Includes In­ creased exercise, rm phasls on hobbles and similar Interests. psychnluRIcal raunsellnR und the use ol anil-depressant druRs. under a doctor's supervision. In the |iast few years, research li a s e s t a b l i s h e d t h a t phototherapy (exposure to brlRht liahtl Is effective therapy for SAD. Th e dally exposure to u s|M-clully built Iir I i I I mix will help S A D p a t i e n t s feel m o r e cncrRctlc. motivated und alert. If by Howie Schneider IKK A MEEK y o u r wife has professlonal who Is familiar with llRht therapy. D E A R D R . O O T T t I've read thu l one side of the hraln controls o u r sexual desires. Could a severe head Injury early In rhlldhood deaden Ihe tissue and result In a lack of desire for the opposite sex? Could Ihe person become homosexually oriented? D E A R R E A D E R ! Sexual urRes are usually Rovemed by M 41 1 — 4 RartM rx hormones. Brain Injury does not ordinarily afTcrl sexual Interest. T o m y knowledRe. homosex­ uality Is not caused by hormone deficiency or head Injury. Sexual preferences are determined by patterns of learned behavior. .•j 41 uss u u u j u u ia u j_ jjLU lJ fJ U U J jJ llU U JUU LJLiULJiJUHLIU u l j L U J U L lL J U 12 94*1 — 49 Fa Haris 13 Vast »srto4 of thus 14 N rta M o t »o 93 FMa wttk 97 WtofS u lta o ia a 41 ly o p a rl IITrtoa IT if f It. _ 19 H it ‘ 93 Mrs. In at t s u 99 Anatom ft* 14 lanfanWy 99 r 29 Oartt charry 19 9ko«f from □ U fJ iJ L .ll i l l L I U jy y ia i'J U U L J U uuu j u a u lim it * ] ULUU M t 'l M " 33 Saak 34 traland 3 U . U lllJ □LJUU U U U U U ULIIJUU LHJLJLJUUU JUULl jJUU JJfJkJ LILIULI U U U U □ U U U L n iU ULilJLJU ULJUUU l IUL1LJ 3 Actor kruosf 3 C04TS0 M r U L JU U i IM IltO 4 iK a o o (aL| 99lon«| afknoatfvo 4 Author FfriOo 9 0 M ttrso 10 FrocIpKabon 11 Campanian ol od dr 14 Margin 10 Roman kronxo 11 tu M th t 7 Phototrookor — M M It 9 9oouoatMn« w 17 Astronaut ta lly - w 11 tpkora* 30 Ac trass Chaos 31 Awfutah 11 Taro root 33 Tropical Iras 34 Tsnsost 40 tocral agont 43 Olatrass can 49 Doclphor 47 Corsmsat mush ’49 Ftaxa 30 Vapatahia torsad 91 Ouryaa and ftamor 91 lortas of hsroic ovonta 94 lipodlont 93 Mass mortar 34 004traction 99 SomOrtro, 0-9­ 90 Froshwator been dluRnosed wi t h seasonal affectlve disorder IIr Ii I therapy will p ruluhlv make her feel more normal T h is therapy should be administered only by rptulined p r a e t It l o n e r s , p r e f e r a b l y psychiatrists. Self-treatment, such as starhiR at the sun or ustnR lannlnR iMMtihs. can cause eye and skin duinaRc. Ask your family nhysicUm lo refer your wife lo u health 1 u~ M J Is) two WIN A T BRIDOB m a . me N O R TH t-tlM ♦ K 71 *974 4 A ll B y Ja m a s Ja co b y by Jimmy Johnson ARLO AND JANIS mis . would tax a s at YOU 6UEE ABOUT n u n U K Y O M H ___ / — 1— -J J — i 1 ■ Jl t K By Bernice Bede Oeol TOUR BIRTHDAY March 27. 1990 \ ' T M \ jo w » o 'is m m by Bob Thavos FRANK AND ERNEST du m m y, and then led a club to d u m m y's nine and cashed the ace of clubs. throwInR a spade. Th e n came uce of diamonds and u diamond ruff, followed by ace of s p a d es a n d 'a s pade to d u m m y's klnR. Declarer now played another diamond. West had followed with Ihe seven and the Juck on curlier diamond s. So declarer decided that t was left with the klnR. He discarded his last spade, and West had to wtn the klnR und lead away from the 10 of hearts to Rive South his slam. Very nice, faithful West Texas reader, but wouldn't It have been Just us easy to tru m p itse third diamond loniake 12 tricks that way? ^ \\B N e v t f W A TC ///P JH 0 N e w , u n t 'L TU B m $ M N 7 M P \ it V V A N T f P TO ,Pu n t A , Z IL L IO N Tteesj |«- I ■b by Jim Davis Your old ladles, methods and p r o c e d u r e s c o u ld u n d c r R o transform ation s In the year ahead. Y ou'll find new wavs in achieve success of which you were unaware In Ihe past. ARIES (March 21 April 191 Assess situations InlrlllRenlly today or rise you mIRhl Rd In your own wuy and liunRlc someihlriR lhal should Ik - udvunI urcous for you. It's belter to be safe than sorry. Know where lo look for romance and you'll llnd It. Th e Astro Graph Matchmaker Instantly reveals which sIRns are rom antically perfect for you. Mall 92 to Matcluuakcr. c/o Ibis newspaper. I'.O . Box 111428. Cleveland. O H 44101-3-128. TAURUS (April 20-May 20| Usually you're a rather up-treat person. but today you mlRht be Inclined to view life from a ncRullve aspect. Don't let selfdcfrutliiR lluiuRlits deceive you. GEMINI (May 2 1 . June 201 S itu a tio n * lh a l co u ld mean so m e tblnR to you materially should be Riven precedence over y o u r pleusurabk- pursuits today. Work first and (day later. CANCER (June 2 1-July 221 Persons with whom you are on a friendly basis socially should not be used to fun her your am­ bitious Interests today. SelfservInR la dle s could cost you a friend. L E O ( J u l y 2 3 - A u r . 221 Whether you succeed or fall today will be larRely dependent upon the way you view your Involvements. II you start out thlnklnR thlnRs are touRh. you'll find wa y s In verify your assumptions. VIRGO (AuR. 2 3 -S cp t. 22) You're likely lo be reasonably adept at manaRlnR your own affairs today, but you mlRht not be as skillful at mastrrmlndlnR m ailers for others. Be careful. LIBRA (S e p l. 23 O n . 23) W here im po rtant fa m ily Issues arc concerned today y o u mlRht Ik - a shade more astute than y o u r m ate. Ik- sure y o u r s|xiuso talks IhtiiRs over w ill) y o u before m aklnR serious decisions. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) Friends wi th whom you do not have serious Involvements will enjoy y o u ; repurtrr today, but tills Is not llkclv to In * true uf r HONESTLY by Warner Brothers ^VOURE VAlN, CONCEITED. SELFISH, MISERLY COWABDLY. CHIU>SM. PlO HEADED. STUBBORN T / O FACED , PETTY. E&OtlSTiCAL AND G R EED Y - EAST • J 3 ♦ Q 101 1 V 10 I 31 VQ •KJ 7 •Kill ♦ to j ♦qtooosi SOUTH ♦ A I 44 VAKJ9S 44 *q J l Vulnerable: Both Dealer South Sm U IV 14 4 NT 3 NT SV W rit Pus Pus P lU Pus A ll p s u N u lh 14 JV 3V 14 Eul Pan Pui Psu Pus Opening lead: ♦ 2 ar oun d . MY FAU - T > w tve 5Ai0| fioopere, . AHWt.,4 12ZA+ ANGELA, *0APPr? to o fity f V SHEESH• E V E R Y T H IN G ...aren 't you , i r _ M in ' t* 3AY HERE your co-workers. Th e y 'll appre­ ciate a little less wind and a Utile more work. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Rewards for your efforts today are likely lo be propor­ tionate to Ihe contributes you make. You can expect the divi­ dends lo tx- small where you're looklnR for a free ride. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 J a n IUI Today you mlRht be more tactful und diplom atic when dcaltiiR with outsiders than you will be w llh your own family. If you want harm ony In yo u r household you'd better Ik - pleas­ ant there as well. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. IU) Let your heart rule your head unlay In urrunRemcnts that In­ volve proven friends. Instead ot Ix-lnR concerned ubout what's 111 It for you. make double sure there's somclhlriR In It for them. PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) E n jo y yo u r friends for thetr companionship today, but be wury of Ix-lnR drawn Into an urrunRrm eni llu t could cost you m oney you didn't Intend lo spend. 101990. NEW SPAPER E N ­ TE R P R IS E ASSN. by Leonard Starr A N N IE BUGS BUNNY V A174 HOROSCOPE f c s f i h My thanks Ro to a faithful reader from West Texas for todu y’s deal. So u th became quite enamored of his hund after North had bid two clubs and then supported hearts, so he was off lo the races, finally settllnR In six hearts. When the dum m y appeared, declarer knew he ut-eded some luck, lie ducked the opcnhiR lead and happily won East's 10 with his queen. T h e ace of hearts now brouRhl the queen from East. If that were a true card. It seemed likely that declarer would have to lose u trum p trlrk und a spade trick for down one. But It wouldn't hurt to play Ihe hand out. He led Ihe |uck of clubs. pluylnR low from AH ! you S T iL V U f O’ COURSE HfRf, WAAOUCKS WHA* WOULD Wkc7i you SAY TmC TESTS M E f/SALLY SUCCESSFUL, E JE A 1 WAL-SUCCESSFUL f HOUGH T 'S TA R T TESTIN' A T TH' ACTUAL t e s t i n ' s j t e : k h e n ' ll YOU t t BACK? � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1990 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 26, 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 26, 1990. 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The w in by the C a rd in a ls gives them the ch a m p io n sh ip of both h alves and the overall C ity C h am p ion s. See Page IB Pistons hope for repeat A U B U R N H IL L S . M ich. — The Detroit Pistons open the N B A F in a ls against the P o rtlan d T rail Blazers tonight seekin g to Join a select group that Includes George M lkan . D etroit Is g u n n in g to becom e the th ird fra n ch ise In league histo ry to rq>eat us ch a m p i­ ons. See Page IB □ Florida Soured on justice F O R T L A U D E R D A L E — A Judge s com m ent that he w as "flab b e rg aste d" by a J u ry 's verdict In a d ru g ease lia s soured Ju ro rs on the c rim in a l Justice system and prom pted Bm w ard C o u n ty 's ch ie f Judge to review the Incident. See Page 2A □ Nation Health behavior poll released Prevention m agazine's seventh a n n u a l survey of U.S. health behaviors was released Monday and found 5H percent of the 1.250 adults questioned " t r y a lot” to avoid eating too m uch fat. up -1 percentage points from the 1989 poll. See Pag* 7A B R IE F S Rain delays 1-95 facelift FORT LAU D ERD ALE R ain has caused further delays In the 8400 m illio n reconstruc­ tion of Interstate 95. w h ich w as already behind schedule because o f a m onth-long strik e by Independent d u m p tru ck drivers. Recent ufternoon ruins have halted w ork and dam aged roadbeds on the Interstate, pushing back the co m pletion date by another two to three weeks. Most of the c ritic a l w ork, such as laying asphalt, placing llm erock. striping, paving and (touring concrete, cannot Ik *done In the rain. “ We can use two m ore m onths of drought.” said Rod Cooper. 1-95 project m anager for Cooper C on stru ction , one of three contractors on the highw ay w idening pojcct. The search goes on S A N F O R D — L ast-m in u te sh u fflin g m arked the start of Sem in ole C o u n ty 's second round of c o u n ty m a n a g e r Interview s. O ne o f three ca ndidate s scltedulcd to be Interviewed by co u n ty co m m ission ers and a selection co m m it­ tee today w ith drew th is m orning and a former co u n ty o fficial was added to the Interview list M onday. L a rry A rrin g to n . V o lu s ia C o u n ty deputy co u n ty m anager, w ithdrew from the Interview list th is m orning. A rrin g to n had considered se e kin g the pcnltlon e a rlie r th is year, but decided against It because the V o lu sia County m anagem ent w as In tu rm oil. A rrin g to n could not be reached th is m orning. Added to the list M onday w as J a m e s Easton, form er S em in ole C ou n ty assistant co u n ty adm lu ly 'ra to r under D un can Rose. H is resume Indicates he also served as city m anager of W in ter Haven. A ls o b e in g In te rv ie w e d today a rc J o h n Law rence, c ity m anager o f D unedin and M ichael B ryan t, co u nty a d m in istra to r of H all County. Ga. By NICK FF1IFAUF Herald staff writer LO N G W O O D — In a late night su rp rise move, the Longw ood C ity C o m m issio n voted 3 to 2 to term inate the con tract o f c ity attorney R ich ard T a ylor. T a y lo r th u s Joins the ran ks of several others ousted b y the co m m issio n In the past year. T a y lo r's ouster w as spearheaded by M ayor Gene Farach. who. In order to present the m otion, turned the guvcl over to Deputy M ayor J e f f Morton. C ity A d m in is tra to r M ike A b els had p rcsenlcd three alterna tive s to the co m m issio n regarding a requested review of the a tto rn e y's contract. The first was to m a in ta in the contract at the cu rren t retainer of S4.000 per year. T h e second w as to elim in ate the m o n tiily guarantee and pay a 890 per hour fee for regular w ork and 81 00 per hour for litigation, and the fin al recom m endation was to raise the salary to $5,000 per year. deal w ith H a rd y d u rin g hts term as m ayor last Farach. In m akin g the m otion, cited a portion of the agreement w ith the c ity attorney p ro vid in g ' year, but felt he was not playing favorites as there had been m an y disagreem ents d u rin g (hat tlie " c ity co m m issio n retains the right to H a rd y 's term o f office. cancel litis agreem ent at an y tim e by a sim p le A ccu sa tio n s of th is bc.ng a personal vendetta m ajority vote of the fu ll c ity co m m issio n ." and were, at v a rio u s tim es, leveled by T a y lo r and suggested the agreem ent be cancelled. C o m m is ­ denied by Farach. sion er Rex A n d erso n seconded the m otion. C o m m issio n e r A d rien n e Perry. In discu ssing Farach said he had read a m em o su b m itted to. the m atter w as concerned about the disagree­ A b e ls b y T a y lo r sayin g T a y lo r could not go m ents being voiced, and cautioned her fellow another year w ith ou t ask in g for the 85.000 co m m issio n ers that th eir "d issen sio n seem s lo am ount, and Farach said he co u ld not accept be grow ing, and m ust be resolved or It w ill only that. escalate." T a ylo r, however, co n tin u ed c itin g the same A t one point. T a y lo r said he d id n 't w ish to section o f the agreem ent that added a provision leave the city w ithout an attorney, and that he for the attorney lo "w a iv e any term ination w ould be w illin g to co n tin u e at hts cu rren t rate of p ro v is io n s in th e c it y c h a rte r or co d e of p ay and w o u ld co n tin u e to do a fu ll Job ordin an ces w h ich Interfere, m odify or otherw ise perform ance. But w hen th is offer was turned lim it that rig h t." T a y lo r said that portion of the dow n. T a y lo r accused Farach of attem p tin g to contract Is not enforceable, that he can o n ly be violate hts rights, and suggested that " th is w ill rem oved for "ca u se .” and said the city co u ld not end up In federal co u rt." find an y cause T w ice d u rin g the discussions. M orton, acting C o m m issio n e r H an k H ard y said T a y lo r w as u ns m ayor, requested that Farach w ith d raw his "h a rd w o rkin g attorney w ho bus done a good Job m otion, but Farach refused. for the c ity ." Later In the d iscu ssion . T a y lo r said W hen the fin al vole w as cast. Farach. A n ­ he believed one of the reasons for the ouster derson and P erry volcd In favor of the ouster, attem pt was because he was p layin g fuvnrltes w ith H ard y and Morton v o lcd against It. w ith Hardy. T a y lo r said he had worked a great Summer job picture good in Seminole BY NICK FFEJFAUF Herald s ta ll writer D epending on w ho you talk to. the s u m m e r Job p ictu re In Sanford. L a k e M ary and elsew here In S e m i­ nole C o u n ty Is cith er good, or at the least. It show s som e prom ise. M anpow er. Inc., in M aitlan d , and th e S e m in o le C o u n ty J o b S ervice s both predict not on ly Jobs In (InO rla n d o area tourist Industries, but |ob s w it h in S e m in o le C o u n t y , prom pted by the growth o f the local area. Robert M onroe, econom ist w ith J o b S ervice s of Florida, said there w ill "d e fin ite ly lx* Jobs th is su m m e r In the se rv ic e an d re ta il trade I t ic liia lr lc a fo r a ll u,' '* l e v e l * In th e w o rk force.” M txiruc said he exp ects th ere w ill be good em p lo y m e n t o p p o rtu n itie s for all w orkers from age 16 u p d u rin g the s u m m e r m onths. T h e P riv a te In d u stry C o u n c il, w h ich oversees the su m m e r you th em p loym en t program In S em in ole C o u n ty , cu rre n tly Is (ra in in g 2 7 0 stu de n ts In preparation for th eir su m m e rtim e Jobs. " I t ’s a good w ay to keep them off street an d put som e m oney In th eir p ocke ts." said Leon M ason, a Job co u n se lor for PIC. w h ich already has filled a ll Its slots. Most of the kid s arc from low er Incom e fam ilies. M ason said that about one th ird of them w ill be placed In Sanford. In som e cases, c ity recreation dep artm en ts are p lacin g you th In su m m e rtim e Jobs. Lake M ary has h ired three students and Longw ood h as hired eight to assist In th eir su m m e r rccre a llo n program s. T h e th ird quarter E m p lo y m en t O u tlo o k S u rve y for S em in o le an d O range C ou n ties, released today by M anpow er. Inc., said. "T h e su m m e r m o n th s of J u ly . A u g ust and S e p ­ tem ber tra d itio n a lly show strong h irin g a c tiv ity .” G e rry D u n h a m of M anpow er d e ­ scribed the outlook us "so m e w h at p ositive .” H er statistics Indicate 2 0 percent of lo cal ar a em p lo ye rs Interview ed Intend lo hire m ore SWOP director William Poe: ‘Yes yes, Indeedy. I’m a whole bunch excited.’ SW OP director marks 10th year of giving hope where none exists B y J . B R A D L E Y B ILLIN G Herald staff writer S A N F O R D — C o u ld there be an yon e on the planet who derives m ore Joy or satisfaction from th eir Job than W illia m Poe derives from his? If you don't believe It. Just ask him . "I saw an o p p o rtu n ity to get Involved w ith th is about 10 years ago and l said to m yself. 'Self. T h a t's what I want to do .” he said. Poe Is executive d irector of the Sem in ole W ork O p p o rtun ity Program , and he derives Im m easurable s a tis fa c tio n fro m m a k in g w o r k in g , ta x p a y in g em ployees out of people who have been told they cannot m ake a n y co n trib u tio n s to society. S W O P has been proving the c ritic s wrong for 10 years and It w ill celebrate Us tOth an n ive rsary al an open house t ills W ednesday Iruui 10 a.m. lo 3 p.m. In Its facility at 3422 S. O rlando Drive. Poe said m ore than 95 percent of S W O P clie n ts are m en tally handicapped. "W h e n you train lo do a Job and d ia l llg h lb ttlb suddenly goes on In you r head, and you know how to d o It. aren't you e x cite d ? " Poe asks. "W h e n I'm w o rkin g w ith a guy for three years and the light bulb L See SWOP. Page SA [ See Jobs, Page SA Women at Work Percent of w om en holding jobs F ro m s t a ll an d w ire re p o rts IN D E X Classifieds.... Comics.......... ..........SB Crossword.... .......... OB Doar Abby..... ...........3B Deaths........... Dr. Qott.......... Editorial........ Florida........... fin a lly goes on and lie fin ally does It. th at's probably the m ost w onderful th in g In the w o rld ." H is em ployees, too. love the w ork. Som e of S W O P 's 95 clie n ts are em ployed In the p rogram 's woodshop. produ cing everyth in g from cu rio shelves for local bu isln ess to bulky. 400-pound sh ip p in g crates that airp o rts and railroad s use .n transport loads w eighing us m u ch as 10,000 pounds. O thers w ork In-house stuffing envelopes an d sorting b ro c h u re s for tra v e l ag ents, u ir iln c s an d big corporation s like Disney W orld. A handful o f o th ers are m ainstream ed and w o rkin g in local businesses an d a few are liv in g on th eir own. F ou r m en tally handicapped people are w o rkin g at Red Lobster in A lta m o n te S p rin g s and one a u tistic client recently w as nam ed Em ployee o f the M onth at C h a rle s G iv e n s In A ltam on te S prin gs. T h e w orkers are trained by a w ork cou nselor w ho goes lo w ork w ith them every day d u rin g th eir first few weeks. The counselors then leave them to their em ployers. A ll w orkers are supervised and trained at the Job. " I f the em ployers have a n y problem s, w e're right there,” said Std Loyd, m anager of the S W O P F lo rid a jo in s 16 o th e r s ta te s in p ro te s tin g c o m p a n y ’s jo b p o lic ie s fo r fe m a le w orkers U n it e d P r e s s I n t e r n a t io n a l Horoscope.... Nation............ People............ ..........a s Police ............ Sports............ Television..... .......... 3B Weather......... World............ H ot w ith a chance of rain P a rtly clo u d y w ith a 50 percent ch an ce of thunderstorm s. High In the m id 9 0 s. S o u rce F o r m o rt w eather, see Pegs 2A O w 'tju o f t j o c r S u t u r e * N E A G R A P H IC S Fitty-seven percent ot A m erica's women were m em bers of the U.S. work force in 1988, a record level. T A L L A H A S S E E - Flo rid a A t­ torney G eneral Hob B u tlerw o rth and co lle a g u e s from 16 tit her s t a t e s h a v e J o in e d fo r c e s In form ally protesting a co m p a n y's treatm ent of Its fem ale em ployees. B u tle rw o rth an d the o th er at­ torneys general have asked the U.S. Suprem e C ou rt to Invalidate the em p loym en t p o licy ol Jo h n so n C o n tro ls Inc., c la im in g that the com pany b ars fertile w om en from h o ld in g b a tte ry m a n u fa c tu rin g Jobs because ol p o te n tlal lead dam age to u n b orn fetuses. A n em ployee ch allcg c to the p olicy has been tossed out by a federal appeals cou rt lit W isconsin, and the case is now before the U S Suprem e C ou rt on appeal. Flo rid a has filed a frtend of the court brief u rg in g Invalidation ol ,V.- » v t ' , S U B S C R IB E T O »T H E S A N F O- R D . H E R A L D F O R «T H t- the p olicy as a form of un law fu l sex d is c rim in a tio n by d e n y in g w om en equal access to h ig h e r­ p ayin g blue co lla r Jobs T h e brief also says the p olicy d iscou rag es the co m pan y from re m o vin g |oh-stlc h azard s Ilia! co u ld also pose a threat to male reproductive system s. J o h n s o n C o n tro ls has p lan ts throughout the United Stales, but none are located In Florida. " F o r the purposes ol the ease. It doesn't m atter." said J u d ith Beals, an assistant attorney general lor the state ol M assachusetts, w hich Is the p rim ary petitioner In the case. J o e B lz ia r o . s p o k e s m a n lo r B u t l e r w o r t h . s a id F l o r i d a ' s p articip a tio n in the appeal relates to the potential broad Impact on sexua l d iscrim in a tio n cases If the See Workers. Page 5A �|H m H I •A — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Tuesut . June 5, 1990 •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 Counterfeiting ring broken up . Four men charged with making $100,000 worth of phony money Member of terrorist group arrested M IA M I — The last know n fu g itiv e from the m ilita n t anti-C astro terrorist group Om ega 7 w as arrested M onday on charge? ste m m in g from the bom b in g s o f the N icaraguan and M exican co n su late s In M ia m i an d explosives charges In New Y ork, the FBI said. Jo s e Ignacio G o n zale z. 48. w ho has been sought sin ce 1984 on b o m b in g and p e rju ry charges, w as taken Into custody upon h is a rriv a l in M ia m i from G uatem ala after au th orities there took h im Into cu stod y and exp elled h im from the country. " A c c o rd in g to Inform ation filed In 1984 in U.S. D istrict Court. S ou th e rn D istrict o f Florid a, and w arran ts Issued Sept. 26, 1984. G o n za le z was described as being a m em b er o f Om ega 7 and held a lead ersh ip p o sitio n of th is m ilita n t an ti-C astro terrorist o rg an ization , w hose m em b ersh ip w as kept secret." W illia m G a v in , head of the M ia m i FBI. said In a statem ent. G o n zale z, w ho Bed the U n ited States for C e n tra l A m e rica In A p ril 1984. Is ch arg ed w ith p u ttin g a tim e-bom b u nder a sofa'at the M exican C o n su la te In M ia m i that exploded nnd caused co n sid e rab le dam age. A u th o rlte s said he also put another tim e-bom b at the N icarag u an C o n su late In M ia m i Sept. 2. 1982. " T h is device failed to explode, but on the sam e date, another device placed by Om ega 7 at the Venezuelan C on su late In M ia m i d id e x p lo d e." G a v in said. He also faces ch arg es In M ia m i Including co n sp ira cy lo dam age the property of foreign governm ents and foreign officials In the U nited States. In ad d ition , he Is charged w ith possession of the tim e bom b th at dam aged th e M exican Consulate. In New Y o rk he Is charged w ith co n sp ira cy to deal In firearm s, possessing and re ce ivin g an unregistered device, failu re to nppear and p erjury before a gran d Jury. United Press International MIAM I — A counterfeit m oney operation w as broken u p nnd fou r m en w ere arrested and ch a rg e d w it h m a k in g about $100,000 In ph on y h ills th at was seized, som e from the M iam i River, the Secret S ervice said Monday. Part nf ih e m oney. In $1. $5. United Praia International C A P E C A N A V E R A L - One of the shuttle D isco ve ry's 60-foot payload bay doors m ay have been dam aged M onday w h en II wus briefly bent upw ard 10 lo 12 Inches In an accident d u rin g routine ground processing, of­ ficia ls said. Forrest M cC artney, d ire cto r of Ihe Kennedy S p a rc C enter, said ll w as too early (o say w hal Im pact. If an y. the In cide n t m ight have on D isco ve ry’s night processing. " I 'm not a h a p p y c a m p e r nboul it. o b v io u s ly ." he said. "T h e y tell m e (here is no visib le dam age, but th at's not good enough. W e’ re going to have to get In there a n a re-create w h al h ap p en ed ... and try to re ­ spond.” T h e doors arc designed lo Ilex som cw hnt In space and N A S A m a n a g e rs w e re h o p e fu l th e panel w as not dam aged. D isco v ­ ery la scheduled lo c a rry the E u ro p e a n -b u ilt U ly s s e s s o la r probe Into space Oct. 5 on a h ig h -p rio rity m ission that w ill be delayed 13 m o n th s If the sh u ttle does not m ake II o ff th e pad d u rln g a n 18-day lau n ch period. W ith the s h u ttle C o lu m b ia grounded on pad 3 9 A w ith a fuel le a k . Ihe In cid e n t h a p p e n e d a b o ul 8:30 a.m . E D T in D isco v ­ e r y "s h a n g a r , w h e r e I h e spaccplane Is being prepared for blastoff, a cco rd in g lo a N A S A T A M P A — A w om an accused of stra n g lin g her two ch ild ren before try in g to k ill herself w as found Innocent by reason o f Insanity M onday an d ordered lo rem ain Indefinitely In a m en ial Institution. D orothy Diane Rose. 31, w ho faced two co u nts o f first-degree m u rd e r and m ade her first appearance In a Tum pa courtroom since the Ja n . 23 slayin g s, crie d w hen H illsb orou g h C ou n ty C irc u it Ju d g e M. W illia m G ra y b lll read his verdict. Rose, w ho has been confined to the p sy ch ia tric ward at St. Jo s e p h ’s H o s p lttl, w as turned over to the stutc Departm ent or H ealth and R eh a b ilita tiv e Services. Prosecutors told G ra y b lll last week that they co u ld n 't find a single w itn ess to refute the testim on y of m ore than 20 defense witnesses. In clu d in g eight m en tal health professionals, who were prepared to say. Rose w as Insane w hen she strangled her sleeping ch ild ren. H er 13-m onth-old daughter, Je s s ic a L in n Rose, and 2-year-old son. M ichael H olt Rose, were strangled as they slept In th eir ru ral T a m p a home. H illsb o ro u g h C o u n ty deputies found Rose near death from a sclf-Infllctcd stab w ound to the chest ud slashed w rists. Detectives said they believed Rose, w ho w as involved In u bitter divorce battle w ith her estranged husband, kille d her ch ild re n to prevent th eir father from w in n in g custody. Doctors testified M onday that Rose s till believes her ch ild re n arc alive, and that she presents a danger to herself and her husband. M ichael Rose. Tanker explodes in traffic accident M U L B E R R Y — A fu ll g aso'lne tan ker tru c k burst,Into flam es M onday in P o lk C o u n ty after a flatb ed tru c k .catten ed rtrfi-B u jc Road 6 0 to avoid h ittin g a n o th e r truck* an d eolHded-with*the tan ker, w h ich w as headed In the opposite d irection. T h e d riv er o f the tanker. R aym on d L cd d y. was taken to L a ke la n d M em orial H osp ital w here he is listed in stable co n d itio n . A u th o ritie s said the fire b urned for m ore than three hours. No one w as evacuated, but H ig h w ay Patrol officers diverted traffic on the road for m ost of the day. A u th o rlte s said the tan ker carried H.500 g allon s o f fuel, and llr*'fighters allow ed the flu id to b u rn out. T h e exp lo sio n tore th rou g h som e pow er lines, w h ich downed power a l some bu sin esses in M u lb erry. ^ ^ 5 ^ lf i? e r s were getting ready f i g close D isco ve ry's clu m sh cli■ M tsp u y ln a d bay doors w hen an overhead bridge crane w as a c ­ c id e n ta lly m oved. C a b le s a t­ tached the crane were hooked onto special fixtures used lo close the doors and w hen the cran e m oved, one end o f the rlght-sldc door wus p u lle d u p ­ w ard 10 to 12 Inches. A lo p N A S A en g in eer said there w as no clear evidence of any dam age, altlm ugh a s tru c tu ­ ral inspection w ill need to be conducted to m ake sure. "T h e m ost an n oyin g th in g to me is It's g oin g to take some Hm c and valu ab le resources lo look Into th is ." he said. T h e p ayload bay doors were designed lo open and close in Ihe w e ig h t le s s e n v ir o n m e n t of space. T o shut Ihe doors In E a rth 's g ra v ity , an overh ead cran e and an elaborate co u n te r­ b a la n c e s y s t e m is u s e d to m in im ize the forces a c tin g on Ihe fragile nanela. T h e overhead crane also Is equipped w llh telescoping w ork platform s. Fire damage less than expected M IA M I — Fire dam age to the Everg lad es w as not as severe as expected d u rin g th is y ear's d ry season, slate fire officials said. D u rin g the 1988-89 d ry season, w h ich generally ru n s from N ovem ber to M ay. 5 0 0.000 acres burned In the Everglades. But th is season, o n ly 6 0 .0 0 0 lo 7 5 .0 0 0 acres burned, most of It In Dade C ounty, said D avid U tle y, district m anager for the state D iv isio n o f Forestry. "W e 'v e been re a lly fo rtu n ate ," U tley said M onday. "W e 're lo o kin g good n ow ." S till, there were m ore acres o f grassland lost In the past fire season than n orm al, Utley said. N o rm ally about 50,000 acres burn. T h e ra in s In late M ay ended the threat o f larger fires, although the threat of sm aller ones w ill co n tin u e all year, he said. From United Press International Reports T A L L A H A S S E E ' The d a ily number Monday In the Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 544 Straight Play (numbers In exact order) $250 on a 50 cent bet. $500 on S1 Box 3 (numbers in any order): 180 lor a 50 cent bet, $160 on $1 Box 6 (numbers in any order): $40 lor a 50 cent bet, $80 on $1 Straight Box 3: $330 in order drawn, $80 In anyorder on a $ 1 bet Straight Box 6 $290 In order drawn, $40 it picked in combination on $1 bet. Stuiibrd Herald IU S P S *11 I M I P O S T M A S T E R Sand a d d r e i t c h a n g e * to T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . P O B ox 1 4 )7 . S a n fo rd . F L 11771 S u b s c rip tio n H a lo * ( D a il y A S u n d a y ! H o rn a D o lm a n A M a ll 1 Monlh* *10 M 4 M o n th s I Toar 00 » « •• P h o n e 14071 IH -1 A 1 1 . United F ra n International C o n f i d e n t i a l I n fo r m a n t s n otlfcd a u th o ritie s about the nperatlon late last month. F O R T L A U D E R D A L E — A Judge's com m ent that he w as "flabbergasted" by a Ju ry 's verdict In a d r r g case has soured Jurors on ih e crim in a l Justice system and prompted Brow ard C o u n ty 's c h ie f ju d g e lo review the Incident. On M ay 16. a six-m em ber Jury deliberated 2 ' i h ou rs before deciding that Robert H a ll was Innocent o f possessing cocaine. T h e b a iliff handcuffed H a ll nnd Brow ard C o u n ty C trc u ll Ju d g e T h om as M. C oke r told h im to take H all b ark (o Jail lo await (rial on another d ru g charge. Then, as lie stepped dow n from the bench. C o k e r re b u ke d the Ju ry by saying. "I'm flabbergasted, ladles and gentlem en." J u r y forem an P au l M arcello said he left ihe courtroom w llh a knol In Ills stom ach, and the o th er ju ro rs followed him n.it with a s im ila r feeling. "Y o u go In there and you believe In Ihe process and y o u 're proud to do y o u r civ ic d u ty ." said M arcello. 31. a first-lim e Juror. "Y o u com e back w ith the decision you fe d Is rlg h l and then u Judge says that to yo u ? ll m akes y o u fe d terrible. " I t's sort of lik e a slap In the face," M arcello said. S la te law’ p ro h ib its Judges from com m enting on Juries' verdicts. "I went b an an as," said Assistant P u b lic Defender M a u ry H ulpcrln. "H e re arc six people w ho arc try in g lo do w h at's right. T h e y're asked lo listen lo the law and evidence ih e y 'v c n ever heard before. Then they try lo m ake Ihe best d ecision an d a Judge tells Ihem it 's Ihe w rong o n e ?" C o k e r a d m its he was w rong, but said he spoke out o f frustration. A day ea rlier, in an unrelated trial, another Jury failed to reach a verdict In a drug, possession case against H ull. C o k e r declared .■ m istria l in that case. W hen Hall w as tried Ihe next day on another d ru g charge. C o k e r thought the evidence was stacked against H all. "I was flabbergasted." C o k e r said of (In­ ju ry 's acquittal. "It was an Intemperate statein rn t. You hear a lot about how judges and police aren't doin g enough to s lo p drugs. And then you gel a case w here the evidence appeared to lie overw h elm in g und Jurors In him go? Ju dges are hum an, too." A lthough the law says Judges cannot comm ent on a Ju ry ’ s verdict. II Is u n lik e ly Coker w ill be re p rim a n d e d , sa id D ale Sanders, president of ih e Hrownrd C o u n ty Bar Assoclutioti. "It's nol a m ajor faux p a s." Sanders said. "W e all lose ii now and again nnd C oker has the reputation - f being a very good Judge. He's not a loose cann o n." Hroward C o u n ty C irc u it C h ie f Ju d g e M lelle B u rn stcln said she w as u naw are o f tnc Incident, but would took in to It. C o k e r said he apologized to Assistant Public Defender W a yn e C orry. w ho represented Hall and la lc r asked C o k e r about h is com m ents to the Jury. " A n d had the Jurors ca lle d me I would have apologized lo them , too." C o k e r said. Bccuose o f Ills com m ents. C oker removed h im s e lf from p re sid in g over H a ll's pending drug charge. The case w ill be heard by Broward C o u n ty Ju d g e M. Daniel F u tc h J r. J u r o r Jeffrey H u ff said that w h ile Coker's co m m e n ts m ad e h im feel bad. lie could understand w hy they were made. " T h e m an secs u lot m ore than we, as jurors, w ill ever see. I'm not saying w h a l he said was right, but I can u n d erstan d ." HufTsaid. *• W ill* Three federal agencies Nicklaus to ‘hit the road Jack’ United Prsss International MIAM I — Three federal agen­ cie s have challenged die A rm y C orp s' decision to let a developer destroy 59 acres o f protected w etlands next (o Blscayne N a­ tional Park In order to build a goll course designed by J a c k N ickla us. A l Issue Is how the govern­ m ent in terprets the Clean W ater A rt. Under the law . before a developer can fill wetlands, he m u st prove that no other loca­ tion can s c r .c the purpose. O th er arch ite cts could design a sh orter goll course that would not destroy the m ost valuable 12 acres o f w etlands al the O ld C u tle r Bay she. B u t developer Raul I’laiu is said N icklaus would not perm it use of h is name on an y course s m a lle r than the 6.900-yard course planned for the site. T h e A r m y C o rp s accepted Pianos' argum ent that he needs lo fill In the w etland s because without the N ickla u s name, the project in lg lu not m ake enough money. The corps has announced Us In te n tio n to g iv e d e v e lo p e r Pianos a permit lo fill 59 acres of w etlands so he can "re alize a reasonable p ro fit." Regional offices of the E n v i­ ronm ental Protection Agency. Ihe U.S. F ish and W ild life S erv­ let- and the N a tio n a l M arine Fisheries Service have appealed to their superiors In W ashington. Top officials lor the three agen­ c ie s m u s t d e c id e M o n d a y whether they w ill try to slop the Corps. The project w ould destroy 12 acres o f w hite m angrove swam p that arc "v ita l buffers to protect EXTENDED OUTLOOK LOCAL FORECAST T o d a y ...P a rtly clo u d y w ith a 50 percent chance of afternoon s h o w e rs a m i th u n d e rs to rm s . H ig h In the m id 9 0 s w ith a w esterly w in d al lO m p h . T o n ig h t...F a ir In the evening w ith a 2 0 percent chance of s h o w e rs a n d th u n d e rs to rm s . Low In the 70's. T o m o rro w ...P a rtly clo u d y w llh a 5 0 percent c lia n c r of show ers and thunderstorm s. H ig h in the m id 9 0 's w llh the w in d at i(> rnph from the w csl/southw est. E x t e n d e d o u t lo o k . .. P a r t ly clo u d y w llh a chance of after­ n oon th u n d e rs to rm s . y ( 1 I the water q u a lity and biota of B lsca y n e N a tio n a l P a rk ." ac-j cording to a I d le r regional of­ ficials from the Fish and W ildlife Service sent to th eir superiors In W ashington. Mangrove wetlands arc pro­ tected by state, federal and lo c a l law s because Ihey are Important’ to the coastal environm ent. T h e trees provide food for m arine life, protect against erosion and help cleanse Ihe water and defend against h u rrica n e damage. T h e letter Is part of a rare process called "e levatio n ." in w h ich regional bureaucrats ask top-level o fficia ls In W ashington lo settle d ispute s Involving Im ­ portant n ation al policy. President B u sh has pledged that there w ill be "n o net lo ss" ol w etlands u n der h is envlronm en tal policies. A p a la c h ic o la C r e it v i e * D a y to n a U aach F o r t L a u d e rd a le F o rt V y o rs G e m e t v il le J e c k to n v ille K a y Wast M ia m i P a n s a co ia S e re te le B ra d a n io n T a lle h e ite e f a r r pa V a ro B a a ch W a sl P a lm B aach ft to 47 91 64 35 »5 H #1 1* 47 17 93 74 0 00 41 70 70 91 r# ti 93 42 47 72 90 74 ti /o 94 ;i 09 Of JO 24 0 00 so 000 I 33 97 Y TH U R S D A Y P tlyC ld y 92*72 F R ID A Y S u nn y 93*70 S A TU R D A Y P tlyC ldy 91*72 TIDES MOON PHASES O FULL Ju n e 8 LAST SOLUNAR TABLE: Min 3:25 Ju n e 14 a.in.. 3:40 p.m.; MuJ. 9:30 a.in.. NEW May 24 F IR S T p in . : New Smyrna Beach: M ay 31 h ig h s. 6:44 a.m.. 7 <)H p.m.: 9 :5 0 p.m . TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 6:39 a.m.. 7:03 p.m ; lo w s € BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: W aves arc 1 loot a n d g la s s y . C u r r e n t Is s lig h tly to the south w ith a water tem|H-raturc of 70 degrees New Smyrna Beach: W aves are 1 tool and choppy. C u rre n t Is to the south, w ith .1 water tem perature ol 70 degrees Sun screen factor: IS SUNDAY Cloudy 86*73 STATISTICS TUESDAY: FLORIDA TEMPS M I A M I - F lo rid a 2 # hour temper«»1ure% a n d r a in la ll e l 4 a m EO T T u e i U f Ram H i La C ity NATU r \J^ vj- a W EDNESDAY P tlyCldy 91*70 Vol 82, No 244 Sacond C l a n P o t l i g r P a id a l l a n i a r d . F lo r id a m i l "T h e m an w ho printed th, h ills w its C a n o u r a . He was brought dow n here by a dlsiant cou sin . L e o n id e s G a rc ia ." hr said. "W h e n he re lu m e d lo N,-u Je rse y he lo o k the negatives w ith h im ." TH E W EATHER Tuesday. June 5. 1990 P u b litlM d D a ily xn e S u n d a y , t u r p i S a tu rd a y by Tha S a n fo r d H a r a ld . In c .. 104 N F r e n c h A v e . l a n i a r d , F la J i m . / i „ . . m i t k tt tar n u n r C a n o u ra w as a r r e sa tIe. d i n W eehawken e a rly Saturday. Tin p rin tin g n rg a tlv c s were seized from C a n o u ra . a p rin te r hv trade. K lp p cn b erg ersald . Discovery Circuit judge in hot water doors may be damaged after rebuking jury members Mother innocent by reason of insanity LOTTERY $ 1 0 a n d 8 2 0 d en o m in ation s, w as seized o n a farm In H om e­ stead. about 20 m ile s southwest of M iam i, that served as Ihe headquarters for Ihe operation, said J a c k K lp p cn b crg cr, head of the Secret S e rv ice ’s M iam i d is ­ trict. " T h e b ills were of average q u ality. T h e y w eren't nnlslandIng. but they were ce rta in ly passable." !>*• said. "T h e good news Is that It w as a very short-term operalIon. V irtu ally none of the b ills got Into circu la ­ tion. very little of It w as passed." He said agents also seized a p rim in g press and photographic negatives. Arrested were J u a n Navarro. 53: Leonides G arcia. 37: Raul Garcia. 21. all of M iam i, and J u a n Anlcm lo Cnnount. 42. of W cchaw krn. N.J. T h e G a rcia s , w h o arc not related, and Navarro were a r­ rested In M iam i F rid ay night and 12:32 a . m . . ----------- lows. 12:37 a . m . .---------- p m.: Cocoa Beach: liig hs. 6:59 a.m.. 7:23 p.ni.: lows. 12:52 a.m.. --------— p m BOATING St. Augustine inlet to Jupiter T o d a y . . w in d w e s t to southw est 10 k L s Seas 2 lo 4 It Hay and Inland w aters a light ch o p W ind and seas higher near s c a tte re d a fte rn o o n t h u n ­ d erstorm s T o n ig h t.. w in d southw est 5 lo 10 kts. Seas 2 It or less Bay an d in la n d w aters sm ooth T h e h ig h te m p e ra tu re in Sanford M onday w as 94 degrees an d the overnight low w as 6 9 as reported b y the U n iv e rsity of F lo rid a A g ric u ltu ra l Research and E d u catio n C enter, Celery A venue Recorded rainfall d u rin g the 24-hour |K'rind en d in g at H a.m. Tu esd ay totalled .05 Inches. T h e tem perature at 9 a in. to d a y w a s H I d e g re e s a m i M onday s overnight low was 71. as recorded by the National W eather S ervice a l the O rlando International Airport. O th er W eather S e rv ice data: Monday's high................91 Barometric pressure.30.01 Relative humidity....88 pet Wtads.Weit/Southwcst. 12 m p h Rainfall.................... 07 In. 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Florida — Tuesday, June 5. 1090 — 3A Shopping center changes hands By J. MARK BARPIBLD Herald staff writer Suspect runs from house S A N F O R D — A m an w ho allegedly poundi-d on the door oT a Sanford w om an 's house at 1204 P ark Ave.. and tried to force entry u n til the w om an's h u sba nd u nexpectedly opened the door, has been arrested. The husband told Sanford police the suspect ran from h im at about 2 47 a.m. Sunday. P o lice reported arrestin g D aniel F. Christensen, 28, of Osteen, at 3 a.m . on S an ford Avenue. H e Is ch arged w ith attem pted b u rg la ry . T h e v ic tim reported C hristensen has been told not to com e to h er house or workplace. Man accused in battery S A N F O R D — T h e C o u n try C lu b Square sh o p ­ pin g center, located at Ihc co rn er of A irp o rt B oulevard and 2 5 th Street, has been taken over t y Its builder. C o u n try C lu b S q u a re S h op p ing Center Ltd. of Canford assum ed th e shopping center In M ay from ow ners Sanford P laza A ssociates Ltd., a New Je rse y partnership. T h e transaction Involved 83.2 m illio n according to county lan d records In Ihc S em in ole C o u n ty Courthouse. The sh op p in g ce n ter features a W in n -D ixie grocery store, u R ite A id p h arm acy nnd a F a m ily D o lla r departm ent store. The cen ter also in clu d e s Sem inole National B an k and several other b u s i­ nesses on the north side not Included In the transaction. K e v in S p o lski. C o u n try C lu b Square president, said h is fa m ily 's co n stru ctio n com pany. Design B u ild ers, b u ilt the sh op p in g center In 1984 and sold It to Sanford P laza A ssociates, re tain in g a large second m ortgage on the property. Before the m ortgage w as due last Novem ber. S p o ls k i said Sanford Plaza A ssociates had been late on several m ortgage p aym en ts and the two co m pa n ie s agreed for Design B u ild e rs to assum e o w n e rsh ip of the cen ter ra th e r than enter Into foreclosure proceedings. S p o ls k i said Sanford P laza A ssociates w ill be paid an undisclosed am ount w hen the center Is sold o r In five years. S p o ls k i said h is co m pan y has spent about 8 7 0.0 00 re fu rb ish in g the cen ter and w ill con tin u e w ith a d d itio n a l lan d scap in g o f the p ark in g lot and Installation of benches throughout the center. S A N F O R D — M ichelle Lea Behnke. 19. reported to S em in ole C ou n ty s h e riffs deputies she was battered by her exhu sb an d because he w as enraged that she cam e to p ick h im u p u a Lake M ary bar M onday night. Ms. Behnke alleged she w as battered as she and M ich ael A n th o n y Behnke. 24, traveled to their house at 3821 E ld e r S p rin g s C ircle, ru ral Sanford. Behnke was arrested at hom e on a charge of battery at 11:01 p.m . Downtown residents inconvenienced by fire at neighborhood grocery store Man arrested after fleeing police By J. BRADLEY BILLING S A N F O R D — A m an w ho allegedly ran from and fought Sanford police who were arrestin g him after an alleged battery o f a w om an at Castle Brew er Court, at about 5:30 p.m . M onday, h a s been charged w ith battery, battery on a policem an and resisting arrest. W illie George C hurch. 30. 83 Castle Brew er Cou rt. Sanford, w as arrested at home after the alleged attacks. S A N F O R D — F o r m any older dow ntow n residents, the grocery store at F ou rth Street and S a n ­ ford A ven u e w as the only place where they co u ld w alk to do their shopping. Woman charged in burglary S A N F O R D — A wom an caugh t after w itnesses reportedly Identified her to police as a suspect w ho b u rglarized u n it 44 at the F lorida Hotel. 500 O ak Ave.. Sanford, h a s been charged w ith burglary. T in a G a ll A d k in s. 21. o f Sanford, w as arrested at 2:46 p.m. M onday at C rls to 's R estaurant on First Street. T h e m anager of the hotel reportedly told police she had seen the w om an enter that b u ild in g through a w in dow w ithout perm ission. Former employee charged in burglary W IN T E R S P R IN G S A n O rlando m an w ho allegedly b urglarized h is form er w orkplace, the pro shop at the W in ter S p rin g s G o lf Course on S la te Road 434, W in ter Sp rin g s, on May 19. has been arrested. Police said bank bags taken from a drop safe stolen In the b u rg lary were found about one block from the house o f M ichael M anlatty. 24. o f O rlando, on M ay 22. A follow up Investigation reportedly Identified M an latty as a possible suspect In the case. He w as arrested M onday by W in ter S p rin g s police on charges of b u rglary and grand theft. Seminole County DUI arrests S A N F O R D — T h e follow ing persons face a charge of d riv in g under the Influence In Sem in ole County: • C h risto p h e r H. Doyle. 22. of Orlando, w as arrested at 2:37 a.m. today after he drove erratica lly on State Road 436, Casselberry. • M ichael R an do lph P urcell. 27. o f St. Petersburg, was arrested at 1:16 a.m. today after h is ca r was seen w eaving on State Road 436. A ltam on te Springs. • W illia m G o rt III. 203 H a y s Drive. Sanford, w as arrested at 9:34 a.m. M onday after h is ca r ran a stop sign in Lake M ary. He was arrested on Lake M ary Boulevard at Interstate 4, and also charged w ith ru n n in g a stop sign, failure to m ain tain a single la n e . H a v in g d e f e c t iv e - M m . h a v in g an open c o n t a in e r ol alcohol and failu re to give a left turn signal. • La rry Tnevcr R iley. 19. 1782 To rrln gton C irc le . Longwood, was arrested at 8:08 p.m . on State Road 434. A ltam onte Springs, after h is car was In an accident Local restaurant robbed S A N F O R D — The m anager o f S h on cy's. 3 2 5 0 S. O rlando Drive. Sanford, reported to c ity police that at about 4:55 a.m. today as she enter the restaurant a gunm an approached her. The m an put a handgun to the head of Barbara A n n W illiam s, 43, and follow ed her Into the business. He lied after robbing the restaurant, police said. SEMINOLE COUNTY WATER USE RESTRICTIONS Faced with dropping well water levels, record-high water demands and saltwater creeping into two Oviedo public wells, Henry Dean, executive director of the St. Johns Water Management District, issued an emergency order May 31 requiring mandatory lawn watering and car-washing restrictions in Seminole County. Residential violators face $50 fines. Business violations could be fined from $100 to $500. Violations can be reported weekdays from 8 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. by calling 894-5423. Vio­ lations during evenings and on weekends can be reported by calling local police or the sheriff’s office. Residents of even-numbered houses may water their lawns only on Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs­ day from 4 a.m. until 6 a.m. and 5 p.m. until 9 p.m. Residents of odd-numbered houses may water on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday during the same hours. No lawn watoring will be permitted on Fridays. Restrictions are in effect for private welis as well as city water systems and also includes car-washing as well as lawn-watering. Businesses on five acres or less may water grass with automatic sprinkler systems from 4 a.m. until 8 a.m., following the same even-odd address system. Businesses on lots larger th^n live acres may irri­ gate on their three-day address schedule from 12.01 a.m. until 8 a.m. for automatic systems. Herald staff writer T h e fire th a t clo se d Food C ity 's doors last week also closed other doors for those residents. F or the m any sen io rs In the area w ho do not have transportation. Gunman dies in standoff w eekly sh o p p in g w ill now lxthat m u ch m ore difficult. M any resid en ts In the senior r l l l z e n c o m p le x e s o f D ra m Tow ers an d R edding G ard en s w ill have lo find re lative s or friends to take them som eplace o r ride rtty transportation to another store. "I shopped there q u ite a b it.'' said M able P llh o u d . 79. "I don't have a n y transportation. I had m y ear stolen about a y ear ago." "I guess w e 'll a ll Just have to adjust som eh ow ." she said. IMIt>4 R f f International O R LAN D O A Longwood gunm an fa ta lly shot h im se lf d u rin g a botched r o b b e r y a t t e m p t in d s ta n d o ff, le a v in g fo u r h a n d c u ffe d h o s ta g e s escap e u n h a rm e d , au th orities said. T h e dead m an w ns Iden­ tified as M ich ael M cGee. 20. o f Longwood. T h e o th er suspect. M ark M c C a rd c ll. 20. of Orlando, w h o s u f­ fered a leg w ound, w as charged w llh arm e d ro b ­ bery and kid n a p p in g , the O ra n g e C o u n ty S h e r if f s Office said. T h e ir ih rcc-h o u r slnndofT ended nbout 6 a.m . S u n d a y at a hotel near O rla n d o Intcrnatl inal A irp o rt after deputies Bred tear gas Into th e hotel o ffice, got n o response and entered to fin d McGee dead an d M c ­ C a rd cll wounded. T h e f o u r h o t e l e m p l o y e e s , ea ch handcuffed, had escaped sh o rtly after the sta n d o ff began. "I th in k It's going to be a te r rib le In c o n v e n ie n c e ." said A rle n e Boyd, an a d m in istra to r at Bram Towers. " A b o u t 5 0 percent o f o u r people did th e ir sh op p in g there." Boyd also said Ihose w h o don't have their ow n transportation or w h o don't rid e buses usually have Irlends w ho can get them to a grocery store M an y are alon e, separated from fa m ily m em bers b y death o r distance. Num ber of Florida teacher sex cases escalates United Proa* International O R L A N D O — T h e num ber of Florida teachers accused o f sexual m isconduct has n early tripled In Hie past four years, the state reported, In the 1985-86 school year. 28 Florida t e a c h e r s w e re d is c ip lin e d fo r s e x u a l m isconduct. In ih c Jusl-com pleted school year, the num ber clim bed to 70. up 290 percent, accord in g lo figures provided by the F lo rid a E d u c a tio n P ra c tic e s C o m ­ m ission. A Sem in ole C o u n ty teacher Inst year was convicted o f a b u sin g students. K a re n W ild e , c o m m is s io n e x e c u tiv e director, said the increase show s school d i s t r i c t s a r c c o m m it t e d to p o lic in g them selves and lo reportin g eases o f abuse. For the past 10 years, sexual m isconduct — ranging from k issin g and fon d lin g lo sr ..tial battery — has been the No, 1 reason for teacher decertification In Florida. Each year, the slate investigates about 550 c o m p la in ts of a ll k in d s against Florida teachers, and about 400 eases arc forwarded to the co m m issio n for d is c ip lin a ry action. W ild e said. "O ve r ih c past decade w e 've seen an Increase in the n u m b e r o f s e x u a l m isc o n ­ d u ct eases. Now they're about 28 to 33 percent o f a ll eases against tea ch ers," she said. In about 2 5 percent o f the eases. In­ vestigators fin d no evidence o f w rongdoing, she said. In V o lusia C o u n ty , eight te a ch e rs have been arrested in the past tw o y ears on charges o f sexual m iscon d u ct w ith students. W ilde said o n ly about o n e -h a lf of one percent o f the state's 120.000 teachers arc in v e s tig a te d a n n u a lly . ‘A n a ch ro n ism ’ group to joust in Sanford From l U H roporte____________ S A N F O R D - T h e Society for C re a tive A n a ch ro n ism w ill be m eetin g tonight at 7 p.m. b e­ tween Vne Sanford C iv ic C e n te r and Fort M ellon Park. T h e gro up is p m . o f a national org an ization whose function Is lo teach the arts, sciences, h is to ­ ry. cu stom s and m artial arts o f the m id d le ages in w e ste rn Europe. The g ro u p 's em p h asis Is on the years from 600 A.D. to 1600. BE?* T h e g ro u p w ill he h a v in g (tghler practice in costum e to­ night. Fou r o r fiv e m en w ill be fig h tin g and four or live others, also In costum e w ill be w a t­ ch in g . "W e tench about ch iv a lry and honor — some of the th ing s lh a t 1 th in k we k in d of m iss In to d a y 's so cie ty." said C o n n ie K napp, a m em ber of lhe group. " ! i w as a tim e w hen a lady w as treuted lik e a lad y.” Youth awards H w s M K io to by T o m m y V in cen t Roger Stewart, Rotary C lu b of Sanford member, left and Benny A rn o ld , Rotary p re sid e n t, present monthly youth awards to Sem inole High School students Shanan Stew art, and G in a Tlllls. The presentation was m ade at the c lu b 's regular meeting yesterday. Geneva man arrested in anti-Sem itic attack United Press International O R L A N D O — Police M onday arrested four suspects, in clu d in g one Geneva m an. accused of te rro rizin g three neighbors b y sh atterin g w in d ow s and |>ninlliig s w a s t ik a s a n d a n t i- S e m it ic slogans on ih ctr w all. No one w as hu rt. Imt ih c v ic tim s , trap p ed Inside Ih c lr apartm ent lo r a n hour and a half, had arm ed them selves w llh k itc h e n k n iv e s , sa id O ffic e r K a rin Burson. P o lic e C h ie f D a n n y W ils o n called Ihc Incident a hale crim e but said hoth the v ictim s and s u s p e c ts had b ee n d r in k in g heavily and had traded In stills for several hours. "W e d o not believe d ia l It's a pattern of th in g s lhat are io com e. W e believe It's an Isolated Incident, and w e really believe that tl is more attrib u ted lo the am ount of a lco h o l consum ed by a ll parties concerned Ilian it is the actu a l hale tactics that one w ould th in k by lo o kin g at Ibe apartm en t.” W ilson said. Three o f the su spects were the v ic tim s ' n eig h b o rs. J o n a th a n B lizzard . 19. and B ry an C le m ­ ent. 1H. w ere c h a rg e d w ith kidnapping, aggravated assault, burglary and crim in a l m ischief. T h e ir room m ate. D enny V ie rcck. 19. w as charged w ith Interfering with a police officer. A v i s i t i n g f r ie n d . S t e v e n C ochran. IK. of G eneva, was charged w ith kid n a p p in g , ag­ gravated assault, b u rg lary, c r im ­ inal m isc h ie f and Im personating a police officer. W ilson said C o ch ra n w as a m em ber of Hie F lorid a C o rp s ol S kinheads, a w hite-suprem acist group. He described the other suspects as "self-styled p u n k s ." W ilson said Cot h ran showed one o l the victim s. R ich a rd Lee Nichols, a card S u n d a y after­ SICK? SEE YOUR DOCTOR TOOTHACHE? s e e y o u r d e n t i s t TRANSM ISSIO N TRO UBLE? See! %wH HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSIONS 209 W . 25th S treet • Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 29 VRS. S A M E LO CATIO N “FAMILY OWNED" ^"BANKRUPTCY noon lh a t said a ll b lacks should lx* relocated to A frica, and the two m en agreed. T h e v io le n c e b egan w h en C och ran m ade an a n ll-S e m llle rem ark, and N ich ols objected becuusc h is son Is half-Jcw lsh. T h e suspeets also tried to lric k th eir w ay Inside the v ictim s' a p a rtm e n t b y c la im in g I hey were police, Bu rson said. - IS IT FO R YO U ? F E D E R A L LA W M A Y H E L P • ■WIPE OUT OCBTS •KEEP YOU FI PROPERTY •CONSOLIDATE 0 U S • STOP COLLECTION THREATS • STOP FORECLOSURE ANQ LAW SUITS FREE LECTURES •NOON, SATURDAYS ROBERT H. PFLUEGER ATTORNEY A T LAW 339-2022 O THERSERVCE5 L i l t 104-371 IN ,Hand A x AftMiwnto Sfanga (!M M X Soutn «! SR 434) OW®®” ® ®IP®Kf Help us celebrate our 11M f i i A U H B V f f i K S A I S 'y Wednesday - Ju n e 6, TW O 10:00 A M - 3 P M At 10:00 AM Commisloncr Fred Street man will present a resolution declaring June 3rd June Uth ulttc.-1.il SWOP Week' In Srininolc- County. I’lease Join us for refreshments and a tour of our facility. Come sec. firsthand, what great accomplishments arc being achieved hy our handicapped udultst Seminole Work Oppor (unity Program Is Semi­ nole County’s primary provider of sheltered employment opportuni­ ties for the .uiult h.uuU cupped. SWOP opened Its doors on June 0, 1980 with juslticltcnt*. Today. ten years Liter. SWOP pro vtdes It.- Invaluablescrvices to 05 clients. Sam lnola Work Opportunity Program 3422 South Orlando Drlva Sanford, FL 32773 • (407) 323-0142 SWOP 1* located just 1/4 mite north ot Lafcti Mary Blvd cn Hwy 17 92 - J f �4A — Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Tuesday, June 5, 1990 E d ito ria ls/ O p in io n s S a n fo r d H e r a ld cusps 4i i i m ) 300 .4. F R E N C H A V E „ S A N F O R D . F L A . 3 2 7 7 ! Aren Code 407-322-2611 o r 831*9993 Wayne D. Doyle, Publislier Ronald W. Hosle, Executive Editor Laura Solllen, Advertising D lroctcr SUBSCRIITION RATE: 3 M o n th s .....................................$19.50 « Monlhs ................................... $39.00 1 Year .........................................$78.00 E D IT O R IA L S Take another look It is now clear that the Navy’s investigation Into the fatal explosion aboard the battleship Iowa last year was hopelessly flawed. The Navy Insisted early on that gunpowder In one of the ship’s gun turrets could not have Ignited are (dent idly. Investigators concluded iInti 24-ycar-old G unner's Mate Clayton Hart wig "most probably" caused the blast intentionally by placing a detonator between the gunpowder bags, killing himself and 46 colleagues. New investigations and experiments have proved that the explosion could have been an accident after all. This raises serious doubts about the adequacy and Impartiality of the Navy’s investigative procedures and clearly underlines the need for a more thorough probe to establish whether Hartwlg's charac­ ter and reputation were damaged unfairly. CHUCK STONE Dick Thornburgh’s double standard W A S H IN G T O N - Then-G ov. D irk T h orn b u rg h o f P en n sylvan ia w as on ly 18 m o n th s aw ay from being appointed U.S. attorney general when that state's treasurer. R. tlu d d D w yer, stood In-fore a p a rk e d press conference, placed a gun In his m ou th and blew Ills b rain s out. J u s t heron- D w ye r com m itted su icid e, lie accu sed T h o rn b u rg h o f orch estra tin g a p olliie.il vendetta against h im . He noted that he p u b licly bad refused to appm ve expense vou ch ers for T h o rn b u rg h 's w ife for a European trip, an d also h ad q u estion ed T h o rn b u rg h 's use o f stale troopers to ch au ffeu r the governor's e h lld rrn to prep school In M assachusetts. T h o rn b u rg h spokesm an Davtd K u n k c l con­ te m p tu o u sly d ism issed both allegations as those o f a "p a ra n o ia c ." T h is is the sam e R u n k c l who re ce n tly flu n ked a lie detector test d u rin g a D epartm ent of J u s t ic r Investigation o f phony lea ks to the m edia about an Investigation of Rep. W illia m H. G ra y 111. D-Pa. Som ebody In T h o rn b u rg h 's J u s tic e Depart­ m ent also has been lea kin g grand Jury in form a­ tion about W ashington. D.C.. M ayor Marlon H arry. T h e W ash in g ton m edia repeatedly has pu blish ed grand Ju ry Inform ation before It was o ffic ia lly released by the Justice departm ent. L e a k in g co n fiden tlal grand Jury in form ation is illegal, and T h o rn b u rg h has been cu rio u sly silen t about these vio latio n s of the law. Those of u s w ho arc long-tim e T h o rn b u rg h w atchers are feeling an a c u te s e n s e o f deja-vu. A s far hack as the ‘ 70s. p olitical o p p o n e n t s w e re fre q u e n tly a c cu sin g th e n -U .S . A tto rn e y T h o r n b u r g h o f re ­ s p o n sib ility for grand J u r y le a k s . S o , It ca m e as no su rp itse w h e n c o n s e rv a tiv e t?r* c o lu m n is t W illia m Satire recently held T h o r n b u r g h ac • countable for ap p ro v­ Bolore in g " t h e s le a z ie s t Dwyer com­ e n tra p m e n t yc I mitted perpetrated on a sus­ p e c t . " S a t ir e a ls o suicide, he accu sed T h o rn b u rg h accused o f a p r o s e c u t o r ia l Thornburgh ol d o u b le sta n d a rd In orchestrating u sin g entrapm ent to a vendetta J| n a il Harry for alleged co cain e use. hut de­ c lin in g to prosecute a form er close aide u( two ' ^ / J JA C K ANDERSO N Montgomery irks Vietnam vets ire Tiie Navy so badly wanted to believe the suicide theory that it w as prepared to short-circuit normal, reasonable inquiry procedures. It needed someone to take the blame, to divert critclsm away from Its own systems and procedures. And it desperately wanted to avoid any suggestion of fatal flaws in its aging World W ar II battleship fleet that was recommissioned amid great controversy in the early 1980’s. Accordingly. Its formal finding was that Hartwig. depressed at being rejected by a fellow sailor with whom he tried to start a close relationship, deliberately exploded bags of gunpowder during practice firing of the battleship's 16-lnrh guns. Two gaping holes In the Navy’s investiga­ tion have been exposed by technicians from the Energy Department’s Sandla National Uiobcalory.. Thus, despite the Navy's umlmil. * If T a r pw ilb ic ' tital a very simple operand]! nflst'akecauseci the Iowa explosion. A more formal Inquiry Is needed, o re with legal representation for the Hartwig family and cross-examination of witnesses. Tl.e death of 47 sailors calls for nothing less. Nerds and geeks Some 20 Harvard students have founded the Society of Nerds and Geeks, whose purpose is to promote learning for learning's sake and. along the way. to persuade the university to extend library hours and provide late-night shuttle service from libraries to dormitories. To make this point clear, they meet Saturday nights at 6 p.m. You'd think there would be too many such people at Harvard to require an organization, lint the founders say that isn't so. E ver at Harvard, they say. "nerds tire ostracized while Jocks are lionized." One of the things that moved them to organize Is that there's too much loud music in dormitories to study. What parent can’t relate to that? The idea isn't new — 40 years ago at Am herst, there w as a short-lived Pro* Academic Club whose members met In the library every Saturday during home football games — but it now seems to be spreading to other campuses. How much of it is an elaborate Joke, and how much altogether earnest is hard to tell, but either way it makes its point. One of the Harvard members said they bad considered calling the organization "The Academic Intellectual Club” but figured they would have been called geeks and nerds anyway. A toast to the geeks and nerds. Berry's World D A D . IA A Y I P L E A S E BORROW THE C A R ? W E G O T A D A T E T O M IG H T . I MO! W HY? \ BECAUSE ARE YOU E IG H T YEARS \ OLD. decades. W illia m Harr. He w as accused in testim ony before a H arrisbu rg. Pa., g ran d Jury ol frequent cocaine use. Harr h as resigned. "If the attorney general chooses to Ik - a zealot In the Harrv cocaine ease.” w rote Satire, "he cannot choose to be an o s tric h In the cocaimease that m ay Involve Ills rig h t-h a n d m a n ." Oil. hut he c a n . becau se t h a t ’ s th e w ay the in s id io u s ly m a n ip u la t iv e a n d e o n iitv in g ly a m o ra l T h o rn b u rg h o perates. Yet. he has m anaged to a rm h im se lf w ith a Teflon Image ol Mr. Clean. In 1975. when T h o rn b u rg h w as In-frig considered for assistant U .S a ltp m e y general. A lle g h a n y S h rrifT E u gene L. C o o n testified before a S en ate J u d ic ia r y c o m m itte r that T h o rn b u rg h w as responsible for Illegal dis closure o f grand Jury Inform ation about Coon. In that sam e year, the A lle g h a n y district a t t o r n e y . J o h n H l c k t o n . a ls o a c c u s e d T h orn b u rg h of "Im proper c o n d u c t" In nppar c u lly co n d on in g the le a kin g of grand Jury inform ation. So. w hat seem s. at first b lu sh , like a series ol isolated in cid e n ts a ctu a lly reflects a pattern. And the B ill G ra y a ffa ir Is the latest recrudescence of T h o rn b u rg h ’s cesspool p o litics. Hut w hy Dill G ra y ? T h o rn b u rg h m ay have figured he was doing Ills party a favor in going after tin th ird -ran kin g Dem ocrat In the House. "M Y INSURANCE CO M PANY?. . . BUSH, BAKER AMD ASSO CIATES.. . . W HY DO YOU ASK?" D A V ID S . B R O D E R Groups negotiate deadlock P R IN C E T O N , N .J. - It w as a financierbusin ess co n su lta n t w ho cracke d first "W e 'v e been talkin g here Tor two h o u rs ." he said, "an d there have been no trade-offs — n one." A ro u n d the tabic. 16 other |H-ople nodded their heads In acknow ledgm ent. A n y o n e lo o k in g at tlu-tr Job title s and kn o w in g that the topic u n d er d iscu ssio n was national energy p olicy w o u ld have said the lack of agreem ent w as u tte rly predictable. G athered .u the table In a sw an k private eonfercnce ce n ter here were u gas com pany executive, and Independent o ilm a n , the head o f a state p u b lic -u tility co m m ission , a n u clea r engineer, u lob b yist for the recreation In­ d u stry. a h ousing developer, a coal co m p a n y officer, the head of an ele ctric u tility asso cia­ tion. two a irlin e executives, a global e n v iro n ­ m en talist. a p u b lic pow er lob b yist, tw o finance t-xecullves and a co n su m er activist. In seven n eig h b orin g room s were m ore Ilian to o o ilu -r e q u a lly m ixed p a rticip a n ts In the llrst National E n erg y C on se n su s E xp erim en t. He fore they cam e, they had answ ered In d iv id ­ ual qu estion n aires on th eir preferred energy policies. M ornin g caucuses o f n atu ral a llies iiad relim-d the lis l of proposals to some two-dozen to p ics that one Interest group or another said it "m u s t h a v e " In order to go alo n g w ith the recom m endations. Now. alter a box lunch, each room of negotiators had four hours to determ ine w iiu l. il any. "p a c k a g e s " of proposed p olicy traden ils they co u ld agree lo recom m end Ting roun d rules were tough: A sin g le veto could k ill a n y deal. "Im a g in e you are the Secretary o f E n e rg y ." tlte professional dispute m ediator from C o l­ orado told the group, (I was allow ed to observe, on co n d itio n that I w ould not Identify anyone by name.) " Y o u have to put together a package that Is econ om ica lly sensible, en v iro n m en tally sound and p o litic a lly salable. W h o's got a suggestion?" T h e unprecedented exercise was dream ed up try two energy-state governors. George s in n e r ol North Dakota and M ike S u lliv a n ol W yom ing, am i some ol th rtr frie n d s in the oil. gas and coal Industries Frustrated try the 15 year Impasse in energy-policy, they Invited a ll ol the other "sta k e h o ld e rs” in the energy p o licy disp utes — trad ition al a n tag on ists — to |oin the w a r g am es m an ag ed try L a rry S u sk in d . litre! tor ol tin- M IT-Hurvurd P u b lic Disputes Program Except lor the auto in ­ d u stry .m il organized labor, w h ich rejected in vitation s, every ullu-r interest group decided to send top |n itple lit the exercise. It was tough going M y group chose gas frolicy as a sim ple area lo try first. It heard a gas spokesm an ple.nl lor higher prices lit keep producers from going broke — and shot h im dow n in flam es Other ven tu res from coal, lu tm c'h u itd crs am i e n v iro n m e n ta lists tared no better, amt halt way through the afternoon, w hen tlte fin an cie r pointed out the failure nr offer an y concessions in return for group support of a p a rtic u la r p o licy , people wenlo o k in g a t t h e ir w a tc h e s a n d w o n ­ d e rin g w h y th e y 'd conn-. A n d then tin- ire broke. w lili ii consUm er acttvlst offerin g lo support four proposals In itialed by the electric u tilities In return for their agreem ent to three p olicie s backed by an allia n ce of consum er a n d a lt e r n a t iv e energy people. In 20 m in u t e s ot d ts m ission, llu- deal was ■ The ground done and ratified by rules were the whole table. tough:A Th e y m oved from singly veto th ere to to x ic s, to could kill any a u t o - m i l e a g e . to deal ^ h ou sing — and su d ­ denly the w a lls of the room were bein g papered w ith sheets o f new sprint, o u tlin in g l h d r agreem ents. In th e grow ing euphoria, they even allow ed the gas man w ho had been their first target to re vive his proposal, in m odified form , and found that it now lit the em erging strategy. Not a ll llic groups did as well, one or two did even belter. S u ssk in d noted the s im ila rity In the d ynam ics: "N in e ty percent o f the agree­ m en ts were reached In th e List ten percent of the lim e " — a form u la fam iliar lo lulxirm anagem eut negotiators. Hut these people were old antagonists, d ea lin g w ith p olicy questions. T h e W h ite House nnc* five C ah m ci depart­ m ents sent observers to the exercise O llie la ls of the E n e rg y D cpm Intent w h ich m ost re c o m m e n d a n a tio n a l energy p o licy to l ’resident H ush by the end ol the year, said th ey found the process ln g rig uiitg and weneager to see ilit- lo rm a l su m m ary of agree­ m ents. Deputy E n e rg y Secretary Henson Moore said, " it 's very Im portant in understanding where there can tie consensus " Departm ent G eneral Goo use) Stephen A W ake he Id said. " I 'v e never heard people t« tin s candid .W hen the stakes arc real, they m ay not Inas accom m odating. Inil it gets them Im uscd on tlte fun d am en tal ch o ice — w hether they co n tin u e to veto ca cti o th e r's m ost im portant objectives or becom e j>arI ol a jm« o n ol w orktu gou t solu tion s W A S H IN G T O N — V ie tn a m veterans say a h a w k is h co n g re s s m a n o f W o rld W ar II vintage w h o co n tro ls tlte House Veterans A ffairs C om m ittee patronizes the younger vets, and then gets in the way w hen they need help. Rep. G .V . "S o n n y " M ontgom ery. D-Miss.. is fast re p lacin g the V e te ra n s A lla irs D epart­ ment as the tilin g the v e ts m o st lo v e to hate. M o n t g o m e r y served in W o rld W ar II and K orea and was a stau n ch supporter of the U.S. Involve­ m e n t In V ie t n a m . S om e v e te ra n s of that u n p o p u la r w ar now say M ontgom ery luttln over them like u stern parent. C o n g re ss h a s grown m ore unu-nuole to V ie tn a m veter­ (K Even in the ans. in part because executive It Is the p o litica lly branch, prudent th in g to do. snubbing M o v ie s s u c h a s Vietnam vets "P la to o n " and "H orn is no longer o n th e F o u r t h o f the n orm .J J u ly " have aroused public- sy m p a th y for the V ie tn a m vets and th e ir post-wur needs. A nd C on g ress now lia s a gro w in g n u m b e r of V ietnam vets ‘ n Its ran ks. Even in the execu tive b ran ch, sn u b b in g V ie tn a m vets Is no longer the norm . Edw ard J . D rrw in s k l. tlx- first C abin et-level secretary of V eteran s Affairs. Is m a k in g frie n ds am ong the vets. Hts stock went u p last m on th w hen tie declared that Agent Orange, the defoliant w id ely used d u rin g th e V ietnam W ar. m ay cause ca n ce r to those exposed to It. Veterans groups had been lo o k in g for that a c k n o w l­ edgm ent for a decade. It m eans they ra n now be com pensated for Agen t O range-related illnesses. W hite C on g re ss am i the W hite H ou se a re g e n e ra lly m ore s y m p a th e tic . M ontgom ery Is a h ard lin er, and M ontgom ery m atters the most because h e Is ch a irm a n of tin- V eterans A ffairs Com m ittee. T h e issue of Agent O range lia s done m ore to alienate M ontgom ery from the V ie tn a m vets than any o th er Issue. He believes th ere is n o c o n clu siv e jiroof (hat Agent O range causes cancer. A n d tie has fought for y ears against the efforts o f veterans lo w in com pensation. D t-rw lnskl s gesture leaves M ontgom ery lo o k in g tike the bad guy. M o n tg o m ery's su p p orters argue (fiat he has done p len ty for the vets. Hut by co n tro llin g Ills co m m ittee w ith an Iron fist, he h as forced tin- vets to w ork h ard for recognition o f Agent O range us a ca rcin o g e n . Last J u ly , m ore than 50 m em bers o f Congress w rote to Rep. D ouglas Applegate. D-Ohlo. a s k in g h im to hold a h earing on benefits for A gen t O range v ictim s A pplegate ch airs a co m pe n sation su b co m ­ m ittee o f M on tg om ery's V eteran s A ffa irs C om m ittee. Applegate m ay he the ch a irm a n ol the su bcom m ittee, but M ontgom ery c o n ­ trols Hu* su bcom m ittee staff. A p p le g a tr never got the telle r ask in g tor a h ea rin g u n til October. A n d w hen it fin a lly a rriv e d on h is desk, u w*as attached to a dralt response from the s ta lf saying that It w as too late In the co n g ression al session to schedule a hearing. S ou rces told our associate S c o li Sleek that Applegate w as furious. O th er m em bers 1 1 C on g ress w h o wanted the hearing suspected that M on tgom ery's lo y a lis ts on tin -co m m itte e stall d eliberately held u p th e letter to avoid a hearing. Undeterred. A pplegate held that h ea rin g th is spring. M ontgom ery ap p a re n tly Is sm art enough to know w hen to give In He saw l tic popu larity of D c rw in s k t’s decisio n on Agent Orange, an d he d id not d ispute the decision He now says ti-c issue sh o u ld be left to the V A . not Congress T h a t's a new tune lor M ontgom ery lo be sin g in g He lias clo sely gu .m icd C o n g re ss's co n tro l over the V A M o n tg om ery's h ackers say the problem between h im and the V ietnam vets ts s im p ly a slight generation gap a n d d ia l th e younger vets distrust him because o l b is h aw kish s'.u ice on the war. �ft l M H I V Q N ilB I t N H N f lB V B i Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, June 5, 1990 — SA Cops may face d iscip lin ary action SWOP a fter issuing w arrant fo r 3-year-old U n lf d F m i I n f national H ID C E M A N O R — A H ernando C o u n ty deputy and hi* superior m iv fare d is c ip lin a ry a c tio n after iIn- deputy tried in issue a e rlin * la l n t ls e h le f w a r r a n t agaltu.1 a 3-year-old l*>y who snatched a p a ir o f plastic pink flam lngoft fro m a n e ig h b o r's lawn. T o n y Sulgudo's tn nllier. M argii Snlgndo. w itnessed the M ay 14 Incident and Im m ediately re­ turned the flam ingos to Duane A. Vann and apologized. Hut V a n n decided to ca ll the S h e riffs Office. W hen D eputy J . Burnett a r­ rived. Vann asked him to press charges, accordin g to the report turned In by Burnett. T o n y 's m other said Burnett ordered her to keep T o n y u n d er house arrest. "(B u rn e tt) took th eir side co m p le te ly ," Snlgudo said. "M e told m e that m y c h ild sh ou ld lie evaluated and that he d id n 't know rt^tit from wrnnt*." dropped not o n ly because of T o n y ’s age. but because there Wits n o p ro pe rty dam age. A c rim in a l m isc h ie f charge cannot be levied II no property has been dam aged, be said. Burnett filed an a llld a v it to c h a r g e T o n y w it h c r im in a l m ischief, and referred the ease to th e state D e p a rtm e n t o f H ealth and R ch n h llltu tlve S e rv ­ ices. " I t Wits p o o r J u d g e m e n t." N u g e n t sa id . " O b v io u s ly we don't condone ib is ." Salgado called the w hole In­ cident " s illy ." an d S h e riff's O f­ fice h ig h e r-u p s agreed. C a p l. R ich Nugent said he learned about the Incident F rid a y and thw arted B u rn e tt's effort to Issue a w arrant ch a rg in g T o n y for uprooting the decorative law n birds. Nugent said the charge w as Me said bulb B u rn e ll and Sgt. U tility Curlew , w ho reviewed Ibe d ep u ty ’s report, m ay face d is­ c ip lin a ry action. C urlew ltd he m issed the detail that T o n y w as on ly 3 y e a r s old w hen he reviewed the rc|M>rt. " T h is Is u n re a l." Satgado said. " T h is is a b su rd , re a lly . It's fu n n y th at g ro w n -u p s c o u ld m ake such a big deal about som eth in g a 3-year-old does," Plan would sacrifice one species to save another United Press International FORT LAU D ER D ALE A co n gression al m andate to re­ store the orig in a l w ater llow In Everglades N ational Park co u ld sacrifice one endangered species of b ird In order lo save another. T h e fedrral governm ent m ust ch o ose w h e th e r lo save the Everglades kite, named for the sawgrasa m arsh, or the wood s to rk . N o rth A m e ric a 's o n ly tru ly native stork. The water restoration plan has been placed on hold w h ile two federal agen­ cies search desperately for a way to s av e b o t h . I h e F o r t L a u d e rd a le S u n - S e n tin e l re ­ ported Tuesday. "It 's a rid icu lo u s co n troversy." said C h u ck H in d e r of the U.S, F is h a n d W ild lif e S r r v l r e . "W e 're p la y in g a very dilngerous game of ch ic k e n .” T h e wood stork's population lia s drop|H'd to one-fifth of Its IB 3 0 level and co n tin u e s lo plum m et. In recent years, the sln rk has slarted deserting the d isfig u re d Everg lad es, a sig n that Die m arsh is In severe decline, scie n tists said. T h e E v e r g la d e s k ite Is a h a w k like bird, also know n as a snail kite because Its diet con* stsls alm ost e x clu s iv e ly or ap p le sn ails. S ta le o fficia ls cou nted on ly 464 In J a n u a ry , m a k in g the k t lr m u ch rarer than Hie bald eagle. R e s t o r in g t h e w a te r B o w w ould Help ilie wood s h irk at Ihc expense o l the k lie . " W in d 's best for kites Is not w h at's besl for sh irks, and vice v e rs a ." said J o h n O gden, a senior researcher at the park. .T h e battle p its the P ark S e rv ­ ice. w h ich is hound by law to preserve ecosystem s, against the F ish and W ild life Service, w h ich is hound by law h i preserve endangered species. In th is case, the endangered species lives In the endangered ecosystem . T h e Everglades Is a broad, shallow and slow rnovln,. " riv e r ol grass" that once m eandered form Lake Okeechobee to the s o u th e rn tip o f th e F lo rid a peninsula. Before It was ditched and diked, there wus alm ost a lw a y s a stan d ing body o f water, a p lu s for the Everglades kilt* because li ensured u su p p ly of apple snails. To d ay. Hie riv e r h as been largely pushed onto Its western h a n k lo preven t flo o d in g In u rlia n arenas. T h a i has helped l hc kite by tre a tin g an u n n a tu ral [xml of w ater year-round In a conserva­ tion area Just north of the park. The Wider serves as home to the apple snails, p ro vid in g a safety net for the kites. The P ark Service w ants to reroute the w ater so that It spreads over m ore of Its o rig in al p a t h . T h a i Is k e y If t h Ev« .glades a rc lo Ik - restored and the wood storks' decline stopped, park scientists said. U n til Ihc controversy is re­ solved. the U.S. A rm y Corps or E n g in ee rs w ill not reroute the water. California responds to Florida Medfly petition United Prsss International L O S A N G E L E S — A request from F lo rid a o fficials for the fedora! governm ent lo Impose tougher restriction s upon West Coast c itru s -c ro p s doe lo In­ fest at Tuffs on rlU - Mfcdllerr'nrieim fru it fly w as rejected S atu rday by a C alifo rn ia official. Florida A g ricu ltu re C o m m is ­ s io n e r D o yle C o n n e r file d a petition F riday w ith the U.S. D epartm ent of A g ricu ltu re re­ q uesting (he Im position of a d d i­ RYAN BAYS tional safeguards In C a lifo rn ia lo keep the pests from spreading to o th er parts o f the co u n try . A 3 0 0 - s q u a r e m i l e a r e a In C a lifo rn ia has been q u arantined because of the M edfly inlcs»atinu. . . ...... WC have itshe it 'The fed eral' g o v e rn m e n t to re vie w these qu aran tin e req u irem en ts an d to Impose* s trlc l and more en com ­ passing quaran tin e regulations In C a lifo rn ia lo safeguard F lorid a a n d o t h e r s la t e s fro m a n y fu rth er M edfly Infestations." said PAUL EDWARD FROMAN P au l Edw ard Fium un. 75. 30 R yan Bays. 1 .3 3 0 Notre Dam e D rive, Altam onte S p rin g s, died C ra n e s W ay. No. 201. A ltam on te F rid a y at Florida H ospital O r­ S p rin g s, died S unday at his lando. Born Aug. 9. I9HH. In residence. Horn Ja n . 22. 1915. W in te r Park. he m oved to A lla - In A lto n . 1ml.. he m oved lo A ltam o n te S p rin g s from C le v e ­ m onte S p rin g s from there. S u r v iv o r s in c lu d e p a re n ts , lan d in 1976. He was a retired Scott and Rozatuic. A ltam on te re g io n a l se rv ic e m an ag er for Springs: paternal grandparents. H a rris C o rp an d a P rotcslant. H e is su rvive d by Ills wife. B u ck and Barbara. A ltam o n te Springs: m aternal grandm other. E u la Mae. B a ld w in - F a ir c h ild F u n e r a l P e a r l S a l v l . W in t e r P a r k ; paternal great-grandparents, A r ­ Hom e, Orlando. In charge of t h u r a n d N e t t ie . I n d ia n a : arrangem ents. m a te rn a l great g ra nd pa re n l s. Jo se p h in e and H ow ard S a lv l. LILLIAN BONNER JOHNSON L illia n B o n e r J o h n s o n . 83. Massachusetts. W oodlaw n Funeral Hom e. O r­ 1520 S. G ra n t St.. Longw ood. lan do. In charge of a rra n g e ­ died M onday at South S em in o le C o m m u n it y H o s p it a l. L o n g ­ m ents. wood. Born Ja n . 24. 1907, In ODIES LINDSAY BROOKS D e lro il Lakes. M inn., she m oved O tlles L in d s a y B ro o k s. H7, lo Longw ood from there In 1930. 1520 S. G ra m ’St.. Long wood, S h e w as ow ner-operator ol a died Ju n e 3 ill Longwood Health c h ild day care b usiness and a Care Center. Bom M ay 15. 1903. m e m b e r o f F lr s l M e t h o d is t In L e e sb u rg , she m o v e d to C h u rc h . O rland o Slit- w as an Longw ood in 1987 from Sanford. E a ste rn Star She was a hom em aker and a S u rv iv o rs Include son. O rville H I. L o n g w o o d ; iw o g r a n d ­ Baptist. S u r v iv o r in c lu d e s s ls le r . c h i l d r e n . iw o greatA lealh a Ham ilton- Oviedo. g ran d ch ild re n . Wllson-EIc helbergcr M ortuary B a ld w in - F a ir c h ild F u n e r a l Inc., Sanford, in charge of ur* H om e. O rlando, in ch arg e ol rangem ents. arrangem ents. M A R G A R E T WALDEN ENSEY Margaret W alden E n scy . 83. GILL1S J. LITTON G lllls J . Litton , 84. C an n o n 480 E. C h u rch Ave.. Longw ood. W ay D rive . C asse lb e rry, died died S u nday at South S em in ole C o m m u n it y H o s p ita l. L o n g ­ S u n d a y at Flo rid a H o s p ila l A l­ wood. Born J u ly 4. 1900. in tam onte. B orn M arch 10. 1906. In G a y. W .Va.. he m oved lo G reen ville. Ala., she m oved to Longwood from M iam i in 1970. C a s s e lb e rry from C h a rle s to n . She was a hom em aker and a W .V a.. In 1961. He was a retired labor safety inspector lo r the m em ber of the A n g lican C h u rch ol the Inca.nation. O rlando. S he state ol W est V irg in ia and a m em ber of E lk V a lle y A dvent w a s a m e m b e r o f th e S l. M onU a s G u ild , form er h isto rian C h ris tia n C h u rch . C h arle sto n , lie w as a S h rille r and a Mason, a n d o f f i c e r o f t h e M ia m i W om en's Club, a m em ber of I* >ih o f Charleston. S u rv iv o rs Include wife. Viva: Sorosis O rla n d o W om en 's C lu b . C h a r le s to n : Daughters o f the A m e rica n R ev­ s o n , H a ro ld o lu tio n and Daughters ol Ihc d a u g h t e r , N a o m i C a v e n d e r . C h a rle s to n Jan et M c D a v id , Confederacy. s is t e r , V e ld a S u rv iv o rs Include sons. Lt. S u m t e r . S C C ol. H a rry R.. Longwood, Rev. T a y lo r. C ro ss L in e s. W Vu.; 10 g r a n d c h ild r e n ; 2 1 g re a t J u lia n D . Enterprise; daughter, g ra n d ch ild re n J o a n S. Gre»-n, G u rn e y , III B u ld w ln - F a ir c f t lld F u u e r a l brother. F rc d c ru k S Boris. M er­ H om e. A lta m o n te S p rin g s, m ritt Island, live granddaughters, ch arge of a rra n g rin e n ts seven great grandchildren G a r d e n C h a p e l H o m e lo r ROBERT M. MANNING Funerals. O rlando In chutgt of Robert M M aim ing 62. 1505 arrangem ents C onner. H en ry Voss, director of the C alifo rn ia Departm ent of Food and A g ricu ltu re, responded S at­ urd ay to the F lo rid a petition. "W e have every reason to believe that the .M edfly erad ica­ tion effort H i'S o u th ern C a lifo rn ia ■ Is w o rk in g ." said Vosr “ T h e last M edfly find was m ore than three weeks back, on M ay 1. 1990. C a lifo rn ia has a com prehensive and b iolog ically sound M edfly detection, eradication and q u a r­ a n tin e p ro g ra m . W . 2 5 th S t.. S a n fo rd , d ie d M onday at h is residence. Born J u ly 12. 1927. in D elhi. N.Y.. he m o v e d to S a n f o r d f r o m Bingham ton. N.Y.. In 1977. He w as a heavy equipm ent operator for a co n structio n co m pan y and a B ap tist. He was a m em ber of i h c I n t e r n a t io n a l U n io n o f O p e ra llu g Engineers, Local 410 an d a W o rld W ar II and Korean W a r A rm y veteran. S u r v i v o r s i n c l u d e w if e . G lcn n a : daughters, S u zan . S a n ­ ford. S an dra Morgan Conk. J u d y M o r g a n M a r t in , b o th o f B in g h a m to n , IM trfcla M organ New ton. Deltona; sisters. R u th H u g h s o n , P o rt J e r v is . N .Y .. W ilm a H o l l i n g s w o r t h . H u n ts v ille , Ala., N in a Keane. W a s h in g t o n . A lm a S t r o u d . H o ld cn v lllc , Okla.. M ary Lew is. Delhi; brother, George M. J r.. B in g h a m t o n : s e v e n g r a n d ­ ch ild re n . G ru m k o w F u n e ra l H om e. Sanford. In charge of a rran g e­ m ents. THOMAS F. McCOLL T h o m a s F. M et'oil. 89. S te rlin g O a ks Lane. Casselberry, died S u n d a y al Florida H o sp ilal Allam on te. Born Nov. 28. 1900. In Scotland, he m oved to CossetIx-rry from Sunrise in 1981. He w as a retired tool and dye m aker an d a Presbyterian. S u r v i v o r s i n c l u d e w if e . M argaret; d aughter. M argaret M a rtin e z . C a s s e lb e rry ; th re e g r a n d c h i l d r e n : tw o g r e a t gra .dchlldren. B a ld w in - F a ir c h ild F u n e r a l H om e. A ltam on te S p rin g s. In charge of arrangem ents. MICHAEL BRETT McGEE M ichael B rr lt McGee. 20, 1410 R uth S i.. Longwood. died S u n ­ day in O rlando. Born O ci II , 1969. in W in ter Park, he w as a hlelon g resident of C e n iru l F lo r i­ d a He w as a student at S e m i­ nole C o m m u n ity College and a m em ber ol Palm S p rin g s Baptist C h u rch . A ltam on te S p rin g s S u r v iv o r s in c lu d e p a re n ts, W illia m an d Joyce Longwood. brother. W illia m C u rtis. O lathe, K a il slsleis. Shannon. P atricia L y o n Stole, h o lh o l A popka B a ld w in - F a ir c h ild F u n e r a l Hom e. Forest C ity. In charge ol arrangem ents. Continued from Page IA co n trib u te . w orkshop. " B u t th ey're w o rkin g out real w ell. W c knew they co u ld do II." T he m a in stre a m in g program tx-gan about one y e a r ago u nder P oe's d ire ctio n an d he 7s proud of It. " T h is is m y b a b y ." Poe said. "I'v e o* in on It a lm ost since Ihc g u ; . , d floor. I w an ted T to w ork and it d ocs." Poe said thee eth ic at w o rk at S W O P Is a llo w in g everyb od y to "W h a t som e of them do. you ca n 't do.” Poe said. " Y o u ’d get so bored. It w ould d rive you cra zy . W e have a w heelchairbou n d ad u lt here w h o ca n 't feed o r toilet herself, but she can co u n t to five. So everyday, she sorts broch u res in to stacks of five. Not four. Not six. Five. S he can do It. A n d sh e does It w ell. W e have sorted over a m illio n pieces o f m all tills y e a r." So. wus Poc excited w hen the c o u n ty rn m m isslo n . re co g n izin g S W O P 's efforts, decided to pro­ cla im J u n e 3 through J u n e 9 S e m in o le W o rk O p p o r t u n it y W eek? " Y e s sir. Indecdy. I'm a w h ole b u n ch excited.' he said. Poe rc cilcd the co u n ty i -n m iss io n 's resolu tio n w ith a ll the a n im a tio n and ib rcefu ln ess o f a television evangelist re citin g Ihc T en C om m andm ents. M artinez running m ate reprim anded by Florida Suprem e Court in 1986 ‘ . ~ Unttsd > m » littewntlwul T A L L A H A S S E E - T h e govern o r's new ru n n in g m ale. Monroe C o u n ty S h e riff J . A llis o n DeFoor II. was p u b lic ly reprim anded by the state S u p rem e C o u rt for I m p ro p e r c a m p a ig n in g a n d h o ld in g c o n f lic t in g In te re sts w h ile servin g as u co u nty Judge. DeFoor w as cited In 1986 for w ro n g ly ca m p a ig n in g for other cand id ates w ho were friends, ord erin g pro batio n ers to wear electronic m on itors m ade by a firm In w h ich he had an Interest and w ith h o ld in g Judgm ent on d rivers accused of speeding If they paid tw ice the standard line. "J u d g e s serve on the bench In order to fu rl her the Interests of Justice, not th eir ow n personal Interests." the Su prem e Court s a id In th e A u g . 21. 1986. reprim and. T h e J u d ic ia l Q u a lific a tio n s C o m m issio n had recom m ended a g a in s t d is m is s a l fro m th e bench, reportin g that D cFo or's "c o n trite dem eanor, cooperation an d ackn ow led g em ent of the s e r io u s n e s s " o f th e ch a rg e s s h o w e d h e r e g r e t t e d h is m la lu lz a a n i.H H r iM a r l i t l d l m istakes. TT lht ne ocou rt agreed that a p u b lic rep rim an d was s u ffi­ cient action ngaisnt DeFoor. Gov. Bob M artin ez opened h is 1 9 9 0 r e - e le c t io n c a m p a ig n M onday w llh the surprise selec­ tion of DeFoor as h is ru n n in g mate. M artinez knew about D c­ Foor's rep rim an d and even read a copy of It before d ecid in g d u rin g the weekend to choose DeFoor as lieu ten an t governor candidate. T h e M ia m i H erald said Tuesday. " W e d o n 't agree w ith the S u p rem e Court on everything and th is was an oth er o f those th in g s." M artinez said. "I don't see th is a s a p ro b le m ." D eFoor said he anticipated the Issue w ould surface. He said he had d e cid e d a g a in s t see kin g re-election lo the bench w h ile h is c a s e w a s b e f o r e th e s ta te Suprem e Court and had severed h is connection w llh the bracelet firm . Controlled A ctiv itie s Corp. " T h e bottom line was that I w as d ete rm ine d to be fit to rem ain a Judge." he said. " A n d th at's a lol h ig h e r standard than being a lieutenant governor." D e Fo or said Ihc rep rim an d stem m ed p r im a r ily from h is t 1* tto f l defeatf i t other ll<*1 p o liti­ c ia n s who he s a id were part of a co rru p t system . . T h e g o v e r n o r 's c a m p a ig n m anager. J.M . " M a c " S llp a n o vlch . echoed that slatem e n l. s a y In g D e F o o r w a s ta rg e te d la rg e ly b e c a u s e he w orked for reform s and took on M onroe C o u n ty 's good-olc-boy " B u b b a ” netw ork. 11 1 f l l pts nI attem DeFoor. 36. Is the first Re­ p u b lic a n s h e r if f e le c t e d In M onroe C o u n ty .In th is cen tury. Before his ele ction In 1988. he w a s an a tto r n e y In p riv a te p ra c tic e for iw o y e a rs , an d served as a co u n ty Judge from 1983 to 1987. D u rin g thut lim e, he 9pcnt two years as an acting circu it Judge. A se v e n th -g e n e ra tio n F lo r i­ d ian , DeFoor also directed the area's narcotics task force w h ile w o rkin g as an assistant stale attorney from 1980 to 1983. He w as an assistant p u b lic defender In 1979 and 1980. and has been sh e riff for 17 m onths. M artinez said he chose DeFoor because of h is b ackg rou n d as an attorney, prosecutor. Judge and law -enforcem ent officer. Unseasonably dry weather damages citrus trees United Erase International VERO BEACH The u n ­ s e a so n a b ly d ry w e ath er that follow ed the C h ris tm a s freeze m ay have allow ed farm ers to salvuge frozen fruit, but It also m ade m a tte rs w orse for the dam aged c itru s trees, a g ric u l­ tu ral o fficials say. T h e d ry sp rin g m eant a la ck of w ate r for the d am aged fru it trees, which needed wales heal fToni the to ld , said" T erry, a d m in is tra to r o f the F lo r­ ida A g ric u ltu ra l S ta tistic S e rv ice In O rlando. "T h e w eather after the freeze w as as Ideal as l( co u ld be for salvag ing the crop, but It was m u rd e r on the trees." he said. T h e freeze cost growers at least 8250 m illio n and the In­ d u stry — In clu d in g harvesters, processors, packers and others — a total loss o f 81-3 b illio n. The c it r u s In d u s try p ro d u c e s $8 b illio n an n u ally. "In the len g run. the tree dam age Is going to be the m uch bigger loss than the loss o ' fruit th is season," said Bob Behr. an econom ic researcher for the F lo r­ id a D epartm ent of C itru s. P re lim in a ry estim ates predict that next y ear's orange crop probab ly w ill be 110 m illio n boxes about the same a9 this Cuomo to seek third term as governor of New York Unit lin t A L B A N Y . N.Y. - Gov. M ario C u o m o an nounced S u n d a y he w ill seek a tlitre! foilr-year lernt. b u c k i n g i li e t r e n d o f Northeastern governors stepping dow n because of econom ic woes. "M a tild a and I don't w uitl to do a n y th in g else ." C u o m o said. F o r th e p a s l e ig h t y e a rs . Cuom o. 57. Inis liecn considered a prospect Inr the D em ocratic presiden tial n o m in atio n . C u o m o has ofien derided sp ecu la tio n on Ills reported p lan s to seek n a ­ tio n a l o ffic e , h u t h a s n e v e r sq uelched II and som etim es e n ­ couraged it. ('H om o’s announcem ent that he w ill ru n again for governor cam e less Ihalt 24 hours before t It e D c m o c r a 11 c P a r t y ' s n o m in atin g co n ve ntio n and 24 hours after the Lib eral Party endorsed him as iis 1990 g u b er­ natorial candidate. A ltho u g h the g overno r's popula rlty has su n k from Its recordhigh level o f 77 I percent In p olls reported In J a n u a ry 1988, It hovers now arou nd 6 0 percent, m a k in g C u o m o a fo rm id a b le opponent in Novem ber. H is expected R ep u b lican o p ­ ponent. Pierre R lu frel. Isa jhiIiii cal u n kn ow n an d not a re g is­ tered party m em ber. K ln fret Is an Independent and supports a b o r t io n r ig h t s . O n th o s e grounds, som e G O P leaders artta lk in g about m ourning a peti­ tion d rive to force a R epublican p rim ary. T h e d is a rra y In th e oncestro n g New Y o rk R ep u b lican P a rly could offset Cuorno's v u l­ n erab ility on Issues such as ih c s ta le 's budget p ro b le m s and econ om ic slow dow n. S im ila r w o e s p ro m p te d M a s s a e h u s r lt s G o v. M ic h a e l D u k a k is. V erm ont Gov. M a d e le in e K t in in a n d C o n ­ n ecticut G ov. W illiam O 'N e ill lo an nounce they w ould retire al the end ol llu-lr term s In Decem ­ ber. w orkers, w h ile d u rin g the sam e period one year ago. 3 0 percent planned s ta ll increases. M a n p o w e r re p o rts In d u s trie s w ith (he greatest Job potential Include servle ts, co n structio n , t r a n s p o r t a t io n a n d p u b l i c u lililie s . Prospects lh a l appear le s s p r o m is in g fo r s u m m e r em p loym en t an- in flra n c e , in ­ su ran ce and real estate. T h e th ird quarter 1990 M an power su rv e y for th e soul hern states Indicates a s im ila r trend in h irin g , dow n from Iasi year, hut u p s lig h tly from second q u arte r em p loym en t statistics, right In lira w ith the averages for th e e n tire n ation , w here M anpow er says "b u sin e ssm e n co n tin u e to show ca u tion and co n cern for econom ic co n d itio n s A O V tf lT tK M X T UN EXP LA IN ED W E IG H T LO SS P U Z Z LES S C IE N TIS TS F I N L A N D — The unexpected weight loss experienced by members o f a test group has puzzled medical researchers at a leading Finnish uni­ versity. Scientists were lestlng a nat­ urally-occurring compound for its ability to lower blood cholesterol lev­ els when, to their surprise, they found that every person who took the fo rm u la had lost a s ig n ific a n t amount of weight. The formula was then tested al another prestigious European uni­ versity hospital. Again, all patients lost weight even though they did not change their eating habits. The report detailing this study, published in the British Journal of Nutrition, stated; "B od y weight was sig n ifi­ cantly reduced even though the patients were specifically asked not to alter their dietary habits.” Workers Continued from Page IA federal a p p e a ls c o u rt's ru lin g Is upheld. O ther states su p p ortin g the appeal In clud e A rizo n a . C o n ­ n ecticu t. Delaware, Lou isian a. M a in e . M ic h ig a n . M in n e so ta . N e b ra s k a . New J e r s e y . New Y o rk. Ohio. O klahom a. Texas. V erm on t and W ashington. T h e a tto rn e y s g e n e ra l of P u e rto R ic o and th e V ir g in Islands are also participants. Jobs Continued from Page 1A ye a r's post-freeze crop, though the official U S D A forecast w ill not be out u n til October. T e rry said the crop loss was ubout 17 percent as a re su lt of the C h ristm a s freeze, dow n from the o rig in al 2 9 percent estim ate. For som e c itru s grow ers, the freeze was a to tal disaster. in p la n n in g su nu n er h irin g .” M a n p o w e r's D u n h a m c ite d m ajor em ployers in the area who began operations d u rin g h r past year, as well us those s till set lo o p e n . I n c lu d in g A A A h e a d ­ q u arte rs al Heathrow und tlanew m ajor postal la c lllly in the L a ke M ary area, us an Indk uMon of an Im p ro v e d o v e r a ll e m p lo y m e n t p ic t u r e i l l th e lu tu re for Sem inole C ou n ty. PIC tra in in g critter* have been set up al M idw ay E lem en tary. L y m a n a n d S e m in o le H ig h Schools, and ( room s School ol Choice. Before the students' actual em p loym en t begins o n J u n e 18. they w ill undergo rd u c n llo n and tra in in g sem in ars und u teri w ith p r o s p e c t iv e e m p lo y e r* Iro in in i si ness, in d ustry an d govern m ent ih rou g h ou t the county. T hla w om an re p o r te d ly toet 134 pounds while on the formula. While it I* still not entirely clear how the furmula induce! weight loss, some scientists believe this com­ pound actually alters Ihc way the body digests food: when taken before mealtime it bonds with food and sup­ presses caloric absorption. Unab­ sorbed calories would pass through and oul of the digestive system. The formula is marketed In cap­ sule form in Ihc United Slates under the trade name Cal-Ban JOOO. A firm located in Tam pa, F lo rid a has exclusive North American distribu­ tion rights lo Cal-Ban JOOO. A com­ pany spokesman reported that the formula Is 1009 natural and has been clinically tested fur safely. Review of the customer files of this company revealed Ihc names of hundreds of people who have lost as much us 20. 40 or HO or mure pounds overall with C'al-Itan JOOO. This appears to be a golden opportunity for people who arc plagued by (al and cellulite that they can’t seem to lose by conven­ tional methods. Cal-Ban JOOO is reasonably priced at $|V 4$ for a J-wcck supply and SJ8.95 for a 6-week supply. Postage and handling is SJ. V IS A , M C , A M E X an d C O D o r d e r s are accepted. To order c a ll T O L L F R E E 1-800-5 J7-J72J or purchase locally at: In Sanfurd, F L at Faust's Drug Store, 407 B. 1st St.: M cdco Discount Ph aim xy, 2701 S. Orlando Dr.; TruValuc Drugs, 503 li. 1st SL or A l's Convenient S tore. 254 3 French Ave. M RS �• A — Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida — Tuesday. June 5, 1530 Canadians far apart over Quebec ■yLA UM K WATSON United Press International Supreme Soviet adopts enterprise law M O S C O W — T h e Soviet P arlia m e n t, w o rkin g overtim e to eodlfy M ik h a il G o rb a ch e v 's econ om ic reform Ideas, passed a key law g ivin g p rivate bu sin esses the sam e legal status as slate en te rp rises and now m ust d ecid e on a sin g le tax rate for businesses. T h e Su prem e Soviet, o r P arliam en t. Intended lo take up the b u s in e s s tax b ill for a s e c o n d re a d in g T u e sd a y . T h e g o vern m e n t's draft p lan for a 55 percent u n ifo rm la x on profits d rew strong op p o sition from depu ties w h o argued It would lim it Incentive. A n alte rn a tiv e 35 percent la x also was proposed. Yeltsin cabinet candidates fail M O S C O W — R u ssia n President D oris Y e lts in 's th ird failu re to w in p arlia m e n ta ry approval o f h is C ab in et cand id ates raised q u estio n s about h is m andate to lead the S oviet U n io n 's largest re p u b lic toward rad ical change. But the dogged form er M oscow party boss said he w ould call a n o th e r vote on the sam e cand id ates today. Y eltsin , w ho w on leadership o f the C on gress of People’s D ep u ties and R u s s ia 's effective p residency la st'w e e k b y only fo u r voles over a required m ajo rity, used h is pow ers M onday as ch a irm a n to force a vole on unopposed cand id acies for the final tw o posts In the four-m em ber C ab in et. Contra leaders disarm to set example E L A L M E N D R O . N icaragu a — T w o top C o n iru leaders surrendered th eir weapons M on d ay to set an exam ple for more than 10.000 rebels w ho ure re lu ctan t to give up th eir arm s after n in e years of c iv il war. E n riq u e Z cla ya C ru z, know n as C om m an d er H enry, and M iguel Angel Sosa, alias C o m m a n d e r E m llla n o . handed over th e ir autom atic rifles to U.N. peace-keeping forces In a cerem ony arranged by the governm ent o f "re sid en t Vloleta Cham orro. T w o civ ilia n C on tra leaders — Pepe M atu s and Bernardo Pustora — also registered th eir nam es M onday am ong the some 3.5 0 0 Contras w h o have d em o bilized so far. Tiananmen protests suppressed B E IJIN G — A rm e d soldiers beat onlookers and threatened reporters at Beijing U n iversity, attem p tin g lo proven* a second night of defiant student protests a year a fle r Chin ese troops crushed the student-led d em o cracy m ovem ent. Troops arm ed w ith A K -4 7 assault rifles used tru n ch eon s M onday to treat tw g A fric a n students from B u ru n d i In an Incident at the so u th gate of the w alled cam p u s, where worried o fficials had met through the d ay to assess S u n d a y n ig h t's apparen tly spontaneous dem onstration. Bush’s China policy comes under attack W A S H IN G T O N — P re s id e n t B u sh , m a rk in g the first an n iversary of the T ia n a n m e n S quare m assacre, pledged U.S. support for those w I i d sock freedom and expressed hope C h in a w ill tu rn toward "th e path of re form ." B u t m em bers of Congress and a recently escaped C hinese student ripped B u sh M onday for not stan d in g m ore forcefully for those who died In C h in a in the p u rsu it of dem ocracy, and charged thal h is policies toward B e ijin g are too cautious. Peace talks to resume T O K Y O —1T h e Vietnam ese-backed governm ent of C am b od ia and a rebel a llia n ce have egreed lo resum e peace talks Tuesday, hut there w as no definite word on w hether the h old n u f K h m e r Rouge faction w ou ld participate. T h e talks, w h ich began M onday, were to ru n for two days but a b ru p tly ended less than 3 0 m in u te s after the start w hen the K h m e r Rouge, the largest o f three resistance factions, refused to show up. Soviet ethnic clashes erupt M O S C O W — Violent e th n ic d a sh e s over land allocation erupted in western K irg h izia , prom pting au th o ritie s in the S oviet re p u b lic lo Impose u sta le of em ergency In the urea and a p p o in t the In te rio r m in is t e r as th e re g io n 's m lliiu r y com m ander, officia l news reports said Tu esday. From United Press international Reports O T T A W A — T a lk s over a co n stitu tio n al am endm ent g ran tin g Q uebec special powers to prom ote Its F ren ch language am i c u ltu re appeared on Ihc verge o f collapse. Increas­ in g prospects for Ihc p ro v in ce 's secession from Canada. D csp tlr the co n tin u ed Impasse. Prim e M in iste r B ria n M u lron ey told reporters after nearly 10 h o u rs of m eetings w llh p ro vin cial leaders that negotiations w ould resum e today. "W e have a lon g w ay to g o." M ulroney said, adding that d iscu ssio n s were "p re tty vigo rou s." T he co n stitu tio n al n eg o tiatio ns go lo the United Press International M E X IC O C IT Y M e x ic o , h o m e lo th e w o r ld 's m o st polluted cap ital, arranged the p lan tin g of more than I m illio n trees nationw ide Tuesday as il hosts th is ye a r's W orld E n v i­ ronm ent Day. In te rn atio n al leaders, scie n ­ tists. b usinessm en, artists, a ca­ d em icia n s and en tertain ers were In M exico for celeb ratio n s across th e c o u n try , c h o s e n b y the U ntied Nations as the site for U n­ even t. President C a rlo s Salm as de C ortart was scheduled to Inau­ gurate the celebrations w ith an address at M exico C ity 's F in e A rts Palace. Eve n ts for th is ye a r's W orld E n viron m en t Day. w h ich ca rrie s the them e " A Better Planet lor C h ild re n ." in clu d ed an an n u al state of the environm ent report and n u m e ro u s s e m in a rs and w o r k s h o p s , th e o r g a n iz in g com m ittee announced. O fficials an ticipated m ore than I m illio n trees w ould he planted lit M exico try d a y 's end. and tree p la n tin g cerem onies also were p lam ied at M exican em bassies a cross the w orld S alinas, who welcom ed ilui-holce of M exico as recognition o l " th e Im portant role L a tin A m e ric a w ill play In Im proving the global e n v iro n m e n t." has said Ills g overnm en t's reforesta lio n program w ill see the p la n t­ in g o f m ore than 32 m illio n trees. Tin- ex ten sive p .in U ip .iU o n ol you th g roups in exp ed ition s to lou r region s ol M exico is seen as a way of cre a tin g a n eeologU ul aw areness am on g In lin e genera lio n s G ro u p s of c h ild re n li d In e n viro n m en talists and scientists have visited Lake Pazcuaro In F-orest Damage in Europe Countries where it’s neatest Portion ol total area damaged Spain United P m i Inysrnatlonal G A B O R O N E . B o ts w a n a — B lack leader Nelson M andela. In B o tsw a n a on the start o f a 45-day foreign lo u r, w arned that liftin g san ction s against S o u th A frica now "w o u ld lx.- tan ta­ m ount to stab b in g (he lib era tio n struggle In the b a c k ." K ic k in g off a lo u r o f Europe. Canada, the U n ited States and A frica . M andela set the tone M onday for h is most exten sive foreign trip sin ce Ills release from prison In Feb ru ary, sa y in g con tin u ed econ om ic sa n ctio n s w ould help force an end lo S ou th A fric a 's In stitution alized system o f racial segregation. From Botswana. M andela was s c h e d u le d T u e s d a y to v is it Lusaka. Zam b ia, and then bead for Purls. H is lo u r Includes talks w ith President B u sh In W ashingIon and an address to a Joint session of Congress, The near-legendarv 7 1 -year- C ourt dism isses charges against A quino o p pon ent United p m i International old leader o f the A frica n N allonul Congress and fits wife. W innie, received a red-eurpet welcom e from P re s id e n t Q u e lt M aslre w h e n t h e y a r r i v e d In t he diam on d -rich co u n try bordering S outh Africa. 1 rlb al dan cers perform ed on the tarm ac and wom en ululated b e f o r e t h e M a it d e la s w e re escorted Into town along Nelson M andela Drive. A fle r m eeting p rivately w llh M aslre. president o f the form er B ritis h protectorate since 1980. M andela addressed a crow d of 15.000 al the n a llo n a l stadium . He a p p e a re d fit fo llo w in g a s ix -d a y m e d ic a l e x a m in a tio n and surgery "A p a rth e id Is s till aliv e hut the A N C Is even m ore a liv e ." M an ­ d ela sa id . He p ra ise d S o u th A frica n President F rcd c rlk de K le rk for h is courage In sus­ pen din g M an d ela’s life prison term and liftin g a 3 0-year ban on the A N C . X h P d e c is io n f o r c e s p r o ­ secu tors to decide w hether to go back to a C iv ilia n c rim in a l ci irt .a m iflic a s im p le case o f reb ellion against E n rile . who w as ordered freed on $4,500 hall M arch 6 w h ile the v a lid ity o f the charges against h im w as being review ed. E n rllc spent a week In detention on the charge. T h e 15-m em her c o u n s vote u p h old s a 1956 decision (hut the c rim e o f rebellion ca n n o t be co m bin e d w ith oth er c rim in a l olTcnsca. T h e co u rt's vote was 11-2. w ith two m em bers absent. "In the view of the m a jo rity , the (1956) ru lin g re m a in s good la w ." the P a cific and the Sea o f C ortes and the ce n tral vo lca n ic region. A stone "tim e ca p s u le ." co n ­ ta in in g m essages from w orld leaders, ecological reports from s c ie n tis ts a m i o th e r e n v iro n m ent-relaled gem s such us sa te l­ lite photographs of rainforests, w a s p re p a re d lo r p la c e m e n t T uesday at the P laza of the Three C u ltu re s and w ill rem ain sealed u n i II J u n e 5 .2 0 0 0 M exico C ity Is kno w n us the w o rld 's m ost |>ollutrd m e tro p o li­ ta n a re a , w llh 2 .5 m illio n vehicles p ro du cing n il estim ated 80 percent of the sm og that d arkens c ity sk ie s m ost days. Recent efforts by M e x ico to c o u n te r the p ro b le m s o f a ir p o l l u t i o n I n c lu d e ch icle em issio n s co n tro ls and a p ro­ gram re q u irin g m otorists to keep their ca rs oil the road one day a week. Som e en v iro n m e n ta lists have praised the program s, alth ou g h others charge they have failed to reduce p ollu tio n ..nd sh o u ld be s c ra p p e d a n d re p la c e d w ith program s to im prove the q u a lity of gasoline and to Im plem ent stricte r co n tro ls on Industry. M exico also recently banned Ihc k illin g and trad in g ol sea turtles and th eir sh ells S ix ol the w orld's seven species o f sea tu rtles breed along M e x ic o 's P a ­ c ific and G u ll coasts, and e n v i­ ro n m e n ta l g ro u p s w o rld w id e had Ik -cii c a llin g for actio n lo hall the depletion of the s|M-cles. S ource S la te o l 1*4 W orld. M I A O R A F H IC B a W orld* .itch Institute R eport U n it e d Wtoy Heroine honored Legal Notices IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U N T O F T H E IIT H J U D I C I A L C I R C U I T IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY, F L O R ID A . C A S E NO. VO QUO C A M L C H E M IC A L M O R T G A G E COM PANY. P lA ln lltt, I N T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H J U O IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY. F L O R IS A Case No. TO-IIIT C A 0« L G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC T IO N F L E E T R E A L ESTATE FUND IN G C O R P . P la ln llll. No TO 0310 C A 09 L o t the C i r c u i t C o u r t o l Ih c I I T H Judicial Circuit In end lor Semi ro le County. F lo rid a , w h erein C H E M IC A L M O R T G A G E C O M P A N Y . P la ln llll, and P A T R I C K M M C K F P . E T A L .. a ra defendants. I w ill sail lo the hig h est b id d e r lo r cash a t the W est F ro n t D o or o l the S em in ole C o u n ty C o u rth o u se . S a n lo rd . F lo rid a , a l II OOo'clock A M on the 5th day o l J u ly . ITTO. the fo llo w in g d escrib e d p ro p e rty as set (oeth In s a id S u m m a ry F in a l Ju d g m e n t, lo w ll: The E a s t 75’ o l L o l 10. B loch C. A M E N O ED PLA T OF B U T T O N S S U B D IV IS IO N , ac c o rd in g to the P la t thereof, as re co rd e d In P la t Book 9, P a g e IS ot the P u b lic R e co rd s ot Sem i n ole County, F lor Ida Together w ith a ll stru ctu re s a n d Im p ro v e m e n ts now an d h e r e a lte r on sa id la n d , and lU lu r e s attach ed thereto, end a ll ren ts. Issues, proceeds, and p r o lils a c c ru in g and lo a cc ru e fro m s a id p re m ise s, a ll ot w h ich a re in clu d e d w ith in the forego In g d e s c r ip t io n a n d th e habendum thereof, also a ll gas. steam , e le c tr ic , w a ter an d other h ea tin g, cooking, re frig e ra tin g , lig h tin g , plu m b in g , v e n tila tin g . Irrig a tin g , a n d pow er s yste m s m a ch in e s, a p p lia n ces, tle tu re s an d a pp u rten a n ces, w h ic h a re now o r m ey h e re e lte r p e rte ln to. o r be used w llh . In. or on sa id p re m ise s, even though they m ay be detached o r detachable O A T E O th is J l day o l M a y . vs GREGORY u e .o t a l . M A R Y A N N E M O R S E , C le rk C ir c u lt C o u r t B y . Ja n e E Ja sew lc D eputy C le rk P u b lis h Ju n e 5 17 ITTO 0 E S T 7 N O T IC E O F A P P L I C A T I O N FO R TAX D E E D N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N , th a t Jo s e p h A /o r C a ro lin a N u rlk . the h old er o l the lo llo w in g c e r t lllc a t e ls l h as tile d sa id c e r t lllc a t e ls l tor a t a i deed to be Issued thereon Th e c e r t lli ca te n u m b e rls ) an d y e a r ls l o l issuance, the d e scrip tio n ot the p ro p e rty, a n d the n a m e ls l In w h ic h it w a s assessed is a re as follow s C e rtific a te No 20T6 Y e a r o l Issuance 1917 D e sc rip tio n o l P ro p e rty L E G L O T 14 W IN O W A R O S Q U A R E S E C 1 P B IT P G M N a m e s in w h ic h assesse d D o n a ld G Kennedy. V e ld e J Bo-,k in d A ll o l s a id property being in the Cou n ty ot S em inole. S late ol F lo rid a U n le s s s u c h c e r t l l l c a t e l s l sh a ll be red eem ed a cc o rd in g to law . the p ro p e rty d e scrib e d In such c e r tlf ic a te ls ) w ill be sold to the h ig h est bidde r et the west Iro n ! d o o r. S e m in o le C ou n ty Courthouse. Sanford. F lo rid a on the ll t n d a y of June. <TT0. el II 0 0 A M A p p ro x im a te ly 5125 00 ca sh tor le e s Is re q u ire d to be p a id by the su ccessfu l bidde r a t the sale F u ll p a y m e n t ot f n am ount eq u a l to the highest b id plus a p p lic a b le d o cu m e n ta ry stam p ta xes end re c o rd in g tees Is due w it h in .’ 4 h o u r s A l t e r th e a d v e rtise d lim e o l the sale A lt p, , m eats sha ll b e 'a s h or g u a r an teed Instrum ent, m a d e pay a b le to the C le rk ot the C ir c u it Cour O a le d th is Tth day ot M a y two (S E A L ) M a ry e n n e M o r se C le rk o l the C ir c u it C ou rt S e m m o le C o u n ty F lo rid a B y T in a Tem ur Deputy C le rk P u b lis h M a y IS 77 JT A June 5 tTTO O E R US B W I L L I A M S , et D efendant Is) N O T IC E O F FO R EC LO SU RE SALE BYCLERKO FTH E C IR C U IT C O U R T N o tice Is hc*eby g iv e n that the u n d a r e lo n e d M A R Y A N N E M O R S E . C lo rk o l tho C ir c u it C o u rt ot Sem lnolo County, F lo r Ida. w ill, on tho Jrd d a y o l Ju ly . ITTO. at It 00 A M . a t tho Fron t door o f tho Sem inole County Courthouse, In S an lord. F lo rid a , o ile r lo r sa le end s e ll e l p u b lic o u tc ry to the highest and best bidde r lo r cash, the follow in g d e scrib e d property situ a ted In S em in o le County, F lo rid a , to wit Lo t I I . A C A D E M Y M A N O R . U N IT TW O. a cco rd in g lo the pint Ihereol a s record ed in ° 'e t Book It. page 2a. P u b lic Rec o rd s o l Sem inole C ou n ty. F lo rl da. p u rsu an t lo the lin a l d ecree ol fo reclosu re entered In a case pending In sa id C ou rt, the style ot w h ic h Is: Fleet R e a l Esta te F u n d in g C orp vs G re g o ry B W illia m s . e t u x . e la l W IT N E S S m y hand an d ol t id a l sea l o l said C ou rt th is M th day of M a y . ITTO (S E A L ) M a ry e n n e M orse C le rk o l the C irc u it C ou rt B Y Ja n e E . Ja sew lc DEPUTY CLERK P u b lis h : J u r e S . tj. ITTO DE^es IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T O F T H E IIT H J U D I C I A L C I R C U I T IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A . IWO M*r*tdphotob»Nici.H»u«ui Georgletta Garth receives a framed com m endation from Mayor Gene Farach for "bravery and co n scien tio u s perform ance o l d u ly," lo r her quick response in preventing a major gasoline lire and saving the life of a m otorist whose autom obile struck a gas pump at the Texaco Food Mart In Longwood on May 30. Legal Notices M A N IL A . P h ilip p in e s — T h e Suprem e Court Tu e sd a y dealt a vt P A T R IC K M M C K E E . E T A L . setback to President C orazo n D efen dan ts A q u in o and d ism issed the re­ N O T IC E O F F O R E C L O S U R E SALE b e llio n w ith m u r d r r c h a rg e O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N ugatnst op p o sition Sen. J u a n p uNrsu an t lo a S u m m a ry F in a l Ponce K u rile, ru lin g the a lle g a ­ Ju d g m en t o l F o re c lo s u re d o led M a y 77, IVVO a n d en tered In C a t* tion had no legal basis Luiembourg lip- western slate ol M lchoacan. Itie Stan K a an reserve In the southeastern Ju ng les o f Q u in ­ tana R imi. the coastal regions of Besides givin g Quebec special pow ers lo jjroservc Its cu ltu re. Ih c amendment w ould g iv e a ll p ro v in c e s a sa y In s e le c tin g S u prem e C ou rt Judges and senators and re q u ire s the u n a n im o u s consent o f all p ro vin ces I k - fore the Senate can be reform ed o r new pro vin ces created. Three o f the c o u n try 's sm allest provinces — New B ru n sw ick . M u n llo lu i and New ­ foundland — oppose- the am endm ent. T h e ir leaders huve said Quebec w ill use the d istin ct society clause to puss new law s that Im pede the E n g lis h an d o th e r e th n ic m in o ritie s In the province. In the th ird session of ta lk s M onday, the federal governm ent offered a com preh ensive |iro|X)sal addressing key Issues, in clu d in g Q u eb ec's d istin ct society clause Elimination of sanctions ‘stab in back’—Mandella World Environment Day set By ANTHONY HARRUP heart o f h o stilitie s between Q uebec and Ihc rest of Canada, and Ihc French-speaking provin ce has threatened to secede If the m easure Is altered In an y way. T h e a m e n d m e n t, w h ic h Q u eb ec has ch am p ion e d for throe years, w ould re­ cognize Quebec us a d istin ct society and give It special powers lo prom ote and preserve Its language and culture. T h e M cech i^ike A ccord , us the am end­ ment Is know n, wns drafted three years ago after Q uebec objected to a co n stitu tio n that Canada udopted In 1982. Quebec refused lo sign ih e co n stitu tio n on grounds It did not recognize the p ro vin ce 's 6,2 m illio n From ch -speakin g residents. The c o u n try 's 10 p ro v in c ia l p re m ie rs m u st ap p ro ve the m easure by J u n e 23 o r II becom es void. Legal Notices IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A C A S E NO. IV 4M 7 C A «* P A M E R I C A N P I O N E E R M ORTGAGECORP. P ia ln t lll. vs D A V I D S C O T T S H I E L D S .o t « t. D efendants N O T IC E O F S A L E N o tice Is hereb y g iv e n that p u rsu a n t lo the S u m m a ry F in a l Ju d g m e n t o l F o re c lo s u re and Sate dated M a y It. tw o. and en tered In the cause pending in the C ir c u it C ou rt ot the E lg h teenth J u d ic ia l C ir c u it , in and lo r Sem inole C o u n lv . F lo rid a . C iv il A ctio n N o IT 4401 C A or P. the undersign ed C le rk w ill s e ll the p ro p e rty s itu a te In s a id County, d escrib e d a s C o n d o m in iu m U n it U S A B ld g 10. a cc o rd in g to the F lo o r P la n , p a rt o l P lo t P la n and Survey, w h ic h a re E a h lb lt “ C " . to the D e c la r a t io n o l R e . f r ic t io n s . R eserva tion s. Covenants. L o n d it lo n s . a n d E a s e m e n ts . W E K I V A V I L L A S , a Condom ,n lu m record ed In O R B ook 1017. P a g e 1731. P u b lic R e co rd s ot S e m in o le C o u n t y , F lo r i d a , together w ith an u n d ivid ed 143rd Interest In and to a ll th al c e rta in co m m o n property as set lo r lh and defined In the a lo re m e r Honed D e cla ra tio n and together w llh the ca rp o rt a p p e rta in in g to the a lo re d escrib e d cond om ini um U n it, a l p u b lic sale, lo the highest and best bidde r tor ca sh at 11:00 A M . on the Jrd day o l J u ly . ITTO. a l the W est F ro n t Door o l th e S e m in o le C o u n ty C o u rt house. S a n lo rd . F lo rid a D A T E D th is J t d ay ot M a y . ITTO IC O U R T S E A L ) M A R YA N N E M ORSE C le rk o l the C ir c u it C ou rt Sem inole C ounty. F lo rid a B y Ja n e E Ja se w lc D eputy C le rk P u b lis h : Ju n e s , 12. ITTO DES41* 5 C A S E N O . TO l l l l - C A W L A M E R IF IR S T B A N K . A F E D ER A L SAVINGS BANK, lo rm e rly known a s A m e r lf lr s t F e d e ra l Savin gs and L - n Asso d a Iion. P la ln llll. vs SCB C O R P O R A T I O N . E T A L . D efendants N O T IC E O F FO R ECLO SU RE SALE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N p u rsu an t to e S u m m e ry F in a l Ju dg m en t of F o re c lo s u re dated M a y JT ITTO end e n tered in Case No TO 1372 C A OT L o l th e C i r c u i t C o u r t a t th e U T H J u d ic ia l C irc u it In and to r Sem i nole County. F lo rid a , w herein A M E R IF IR S T BAN K. A F E O ER A L SAVINGS BANK, lo rm e rly know n a s A m e riF I rs I F e d e ra l Savin gs and Loa n A sso e la t io n . P l a l n l l l l . a n d S C B C O R P O R A T I O N . E T A L . a re delen dan ts. I w ill se ll lo the highest bidder tor cash at I c W est F rant Door ot the Sem inole C o u n ty C o u rth o u se S a n lo rd F lo rid a , et II 00 o 'c lo c k A M on the J rd d a y ot J u ly ITTO. the lo llo w in g d e scrib e d p ro p e rly as set forth In said S u m m a ry F in a l Ju dg m en t, to wit L o t II. S W E E T W A T E R C L U B . U N IT 4. a cc o rd in g to t t p la t thereof as re c o rd e d In P la t Bonk 7* Page 75 P u b lic Rec o rd s of S em inole County. F to n de T O G E T H E R w ith e ll the im p ro ,a m e n ts now or hereafter e re cte d on the p ro p e rly , and e ll e a s e m e n ts r ig h t s , e p p u rte nances rents, ro y a ltie s , m in er al. o il and gas rig h ts a n d profits, w ater w afer rig h ts e n d w ater s to rk end e ll li stores now or h eree -te r a part o l the property in c lu d in g re p la ce m e n ts end ad d itlo n s thereto D A T E D this J l day o l M a , two M A R Y A N N E M O R S E . C le rk C ir c u it C ourt B y Jane E Ja s e w lc D e pu ty C le rk P u b lis h J u n e s . 17. ITTO O ESea IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T FO R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y, F L O R ID A P R O B A T E D IV IS IO N F I L E N U M B E R TO J>7 C P IN R E E S T A T E O F V IR G IN IA W A D E S P IT Z E R . D eceased N O T IC E T O C R E D I T O R S TO A L L P E R S O N S H A V I N G C L A IM S O R O EM A N O S A G A IN S T T H E A B O V E ESTATE Th e a d m in is t r a t io n at the estate o l V ir g in ia W ade S p itie r. deceased. File Number VO 377 C P . Is pen d in g in the C i r c u i t C o u r t to r S e m in o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , P ro b a te D iv is io n , the a d d re ss ot w h ic h Is P O D ra w e r C . Sanlord. F L 37/72 0459 The nam es and add resses o l the p erson al re p re te n ta tiv e a n d the personal re p re s e n la tiv e t a ttorney a re set tu rth below A lt persons a re re q u ire d to Hie w llh the C le rk at th is Court. W IT H IN T H R E E C A L E N D A R M O N T H S OF THE F IR ST P U B L I C A T I O N OF THIS N O T IC E a ll c la im s a g a m ti the estate In the fo rm and m anner p r e s " bed by S ection 7JJ 703 ot the F lo rid a Statutes and R u le 5 4T0 ot the F lo rid a R u le s ot P r o b a t e a n d G u a r d ia n s h ip P ro cedu re A L L C L A I M S AN D DE M A N O S N O T SO F I L E D W I L L BE FO R EV ER BARR ED P u b lic a tio n ot th.s N o tice has begun on M a y 79. 1990 P e rso n a l R e p resen tative V ir g m la S W alton 171 A ld ea n D riv e S an lord. F L 17771 A ttorn ey tor P e rso n a l R e presen tative R ic h a rd A C olegrove, J r . E s q u ire 10! W est 1st S I . Suite C S in to rd . F L r * ' l (407)JJI 54CT (X07IJJ4 7700 P u b lis h M a y 79 A June 5. ITTO O E R 2Tt Legal Notice?. IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T. E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L. IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R IO A C A SE N O : I t T IM CA ST L S E C U R IT Y F IR S T F E D E R A L S A V I N G S A N O L O A N ASSO CI A T IO N . P la ln llll. vt CH AR LES R a l. P A L M Q U I S T . et D efendants N O T IC E O F FO R EC LO SU R E SALE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N pu rsu a n t lo a F in a l Ju d g m e n t ot F o re c lo s u re dated the TTIh d a y o l A p r il. ITTO. and a n le re d in C ir c u it C ou rt o l the E ig h teen th J u d ic ia l C ir c u it In and lo r Sem i n ole C o u n ty ^ £ |o rld a . w h e re in S E C U R IT Y F I RST F E D E R A L S A V I N G S A N O L O A N AS S O C I A T I O N Is P l a l n l l l l . a n d CHARLES R P A L M Q U IS T . G E N E F B R U N O , and M R AND MRS STEVEN GRAN T H A M are D elendants. I w ill s e ll to the hig h est bid d e r tor ca sh a t the Sem inole County C o u rth o u s e , 301 N o rth P a r k A v e n u e . S a n lo rd . F lo rid a , a l 1100 A M on the 5lh day o l J u ly . ITTO. the lo llo w in g de s c rib e d p rop erty as set lo rlh In sa id F in a l Ju d g m e n t, to w it : Lot 1. B lo c k B . S T E R L I N G P A R K U N IT It. acco rd in g to p la t In P la t Book 17. P a g e s t l and M . P u b lic R e co rd s oI Sem i n ole County. F lo rid a D A T E D th is J ls t day o l M a y . ITTO (S E A L ) M A R Y A N N E MORS E . CLERK B y Ja n e E Jasew lc D eputy C le rk P u b lis h Ju n e 5.12. ITTO DESTJ IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T FO R TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT INANDFOR S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A C a te No. IT 207T CA OTP F I R S T U N IO N M O R T G A G E C O R P O R A T I O N , a North C a r o lin a C o r p o r a t io n , l / k / a C A M E R O N BROWN COM PANY, P la ln llll. v PATRICIA ANNE REILLY a/k/B P A T R IC I A ANN R E ILL Y . SO UTHEAST BANK. N A and N A T I O N W I D E P O W E R C O R P O R A T IO N . D e lendants N O T IC E O F S A L E N o t i c e It he r e b y gi ven, p ursuant to the F in a l Jud g m en t ot F o re c lo s u re en tered in thd a bove s ty le d ca u se. TV 207V C A OTP In the C ir c u it C ou rt o l S em inole County. F lo r Ida. that I w ill s e ll the lo llo w in g p roperty In S em inole County. F lo rid a , d e scrib e d as Lo t aa. F O X W O O O . P H A S E I. acco rd in g lo the p lat thereof a t recorded In P la t Book 21. Page s 5J. 54 and 55. ot the P u b lic R e co rd s o l S em inole County. F lor Ida a l P u b lic Sale, to the highest and best b id d e r tor cash, a l the West F ro n t Door o l the Sem inole County C ourtho use In Sanlord. F lo rid a a l It 00 A M , on Ju ly 3rd. ITTO M A R Y A N N E M O RSE. C le rk o l the C ir c u it C ourt B y Jane E Ja se w ic Depi.-v C le rk P u b lis h J u n e s 12. ITTO O E S 5T BUY UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS For the current rate call... 1<800<US<BONOS �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, June 5, 1W0 — TA NATIONAL BRIEFS - ^ ^ Health behavior improving slightly By R I B 1 C CA KO LB1RO UPI Science W ilie r_____________ Greyhound seeks Chapter 11 protection B R O W N S V IL L E , Texas — S.rlke-besct G reyh ou n d Lin es, the n atio n ’s lori*est Intercity b u s service, filed for C h ap ter 11 b an kru p tcy protection to save Its assets, m ain tain profitable routes and stave off creditors u n 'll It ca n repay lls m o u n tin g debts, com pany officials said. F ilin g for Ch apter 11 protection M onday In U.S. B a n k ru p tcy Court In Brow nsville, the Dallas-based com pany and five su b sid iaries and affiliates also asked for an Im m ediate ru lin g so cu sto m e rs h o ld in g advance-purchased tick e ts co u ld use G reyh ou n d services. Crime bill reaches crossroads W A S H IN G T O N — Senate J u d ic ia ry C om m ittee C h a irm a n Josep h Ulden. D-Dcl. urged the Senate to end debate on anti-crim e legislation, w h ich Includes a ban on nine types of assault weapons and p ro vision s to cu t the tim e convicted k ille rs spend on death row. T h e Senate w as expected Tuesday to vote on cloture, the procedural term for ending debate and forcing a final vote. The cloture outcom e, expected to be tight, appeared to hinge on se n a to rs w h o opposed the ban on n in e foreig n - and dom estic-m ade sem i-autom atic weapons. In n last-m inute effort to ra lly support on M onday. B ld en and leaders o f several police organizations urged Senate action. U.S. warns PLO dialogue in jeopardy W A S H IN G T O N — A sen ior a d m in istra tio n official said the U .S.-Palestine Liberation O rganization dialogue Is in jeopardy because P L O leaders have not condem ned Iasi w eek's attem pted g u errilla attack on a T e l A v iv beach. T h e official said Monday that although P L O C h a irm a n Yasser Arafat "h a s attem pted to disassociate h im s e lf from the a ttack." he has nol taken two other steps Insisted upon by the United States: a p u b lic condem nation o f the attack and tak in g steps lo remove A bu A bbas from the P L O E xecu tive C o u n cil. A bu A b bas has taken credit for p lan n in g the T el A v iv attack. He also was Involved In the October 1985 h lja rk m g of the Italian cru ise s h ip A e h lllc Lauro, In w h ich U.S. citize n Leon Kllnghoffer was killed. In (he eyes of the United Siutcs. the official said, the attack and the Inadequate response by the P L O "h a s cle a rly placed the U.S.-PLO dialogue In Jeopardy." W A S H IN G T O N - M ore A m e r­ icans arc w atch in g how m u ch fat they cat and a re b u ck lln g th eir seat belts, but fewer are obeying speed lim its or cu ttin g back on sugary foods, accord in g to a health and safety "report card." P re v e n tio n m a g a z in e 's s e v ­ e n th a n n u a l s u rv e y o f U .S . health behaviors w as released M onday and found 58 percent of the 1,250 ad u lts questioned " try a lo t" to avoid eating too m u ch fat, up 4 percentage points from the 1989 poll. In a d d itio n , 50 percent of respondents said they were re­ d u c in g th e ir Intake o f h ighcholcstcrol foods such as fatty m eats and eggs, up 2 percentage points from 1989 and 8 percent­ age points from 1984. "E ve n though the Increases In th is year's Index are sm a ll In several areas, its figures repre­ sent m illio n s m ore A m erican s w ho arc p ayin g attention (o their h ea lth ," said Sanford Beldon, p u b lish er o f Prevention, w h ich Is based In E m m au s. Pa. The overall Prevention Index score, based on A m e rica n s' a d ­ herence lo 21 "h ealth -p ro m o tin g behaviors." w as 66.2 out of a possible 100 p oin ts In 1990. Homebodies IIS ® i m Bush b riefs congressional leaders United Press Intomatlonal Stocks close with record trading N EW Y O R K — The stock m arket overcam e som e ea rly blahs lo stage a late ra lly and send the Dow In du strials to yet another record high, th eir flr*(l close sig n ific a n tly above I he 29 00 level. T ra d in g w as active. The Dow Jo n e s Industrial average, w h ich rose 24.31 Friday to the previous record of 2900.97. Jum ped 34.22 lo 2935.19. T h e transportation average also set an all-lim e high. Jum ping 18.4310 1207.85. Broad m arket gauges set records as well. T h e New Y ork S tock Exch an ge com posite Index rose 2.18 lo 200.21. a record h igh and lls first close ever above 200. The price of an average share jum ped 40 cents. Stan dard & Poor's 500-stock Index rose 4.24 to 367.40, another record high. The rally w as broad-based as advances pounded declines. 1,104 lo 4t>4. am ong the 2.011 Issues crossing the N Y S E tape. B ig Board volum e was 175,520.000 shares, com pared w ith 187.878.590 shares traded Friday. - 1 who say they exercise s tre n u ­ o u sly practice good eating. O n ly 24 percent of A m e rica n s surveyed were In ih c lr proper Preferences for leisure activities d o n ^ W o m e w eight range, w h ile 61 percent or away from home, by age, in percent were overweight and 15 percent weighed too little . FTTTl I---- 1 I I E l A n oth er p roblem area turned 18-29 30-44 45-59 60-up up by the latest poll w as a N oW : T o u t s d o n o t t d d 10 1 0 0 S b g C S U W ~dtm I k n o w " j M g W W '« n e l «S 0 « n decline In the n u m b e r of w om en w h o re g u la rly e x a m in e th e ir breasts for sig ns o f cancer. A bout 44 percent of w om en surveyed for the 1990 Index said they checked th e ir breasts at 49% least once a m onth, dow n 7 percentage p o in ts from the p re­ viou s year. B u t the 1990 level o f breast e x a m in a tio n w as s t ill s u b s t a n t ia lly b e tte r th a n In . #* 0 G•• *• * 1983, when o n ly 37 percent of 17% • ‘ w o m e n s a id t h e y d id s e lf• ' , T : p11%J exam inations. A b o u t 63 percent of A m e ri­ away from home at home cans polled said they a lw a y s w ear seat belts, up 3 percent Some#: R o p * f R t p o d l. Tho Hop*, O rg a n U M o n , Ine. ■ from 1989 and 44 percent from Age la a major factor determining where people like to engage In Meure ac- 1984 survey. However, for the Uvttlee. More than 60 percent of thoee age 60 or more prefer leisure ectM- firs t tim e, le ss than h a lf o f tlee at home. Almoet 40 percent of thoee under the age of 30 prefer leisure A m erican s — 4 9 percent — said actMhee outside the home. they do not exceed the legal the am ount of sugar in th eir speed lim it w hen they arc d r iv ­ T h a t co m pa res w ith 65.4 in diets In 1990 w as 4 6 percent. 1 ing, down from 56 percent In 1989 an d 61.5 In 1984. percentage point low er than In 1984. "It (the Index score) hasn't 1989 and 5 percentage points The Index w as based on a Increased as fast we would have below the 1984 level. n a tio n w id e telephon e p o ll of liked, b u t In seven years we have H ealthy d iets were not neces­ ran d om ly selected people over m ade a lot of progress." Beldon sa rily paired w ith good exercise age 18 conducted by Lou H a rris said. habits. O n ly h a lf o f A m erican s and Associates. T h e n u m ber of ad u lts lim itin g From United Press International Reports W A S H IN G T O N President B u sh ca lle d a m eeting o f bip artisan congressional leaders for today lo b rie f them on h is su m m it w ith Soviet President M ik h a il Gorbachev. The W hite House m eeting follow s critic ism M onday by som e law m akers on C a p ltc' H ill who claim ed the president was too soft on G orbachev for not p re ssu rin g h im m ore on the Soviet crackdow n on L ith u an ia. Senate D em ocratic leader George M itch e ll of M aine charged that Bush "e ffectively abandoned" L ith u a n ia by not u sing an offer o f greater bilateral trade as leverage to case Soviet pressure on the B altic slate. At the su m m it, w h ich ended Su nd ay. B u sh and G orbachev signed a trade agreem ent that could lead (o m ost-favored-natlon trad in g statu s for the Soviets. S u ch a status Is Im portant to M oscow as it tries lo boost Us econom ic reform program . W hite House oress secretary M arlin F llz w a tc r acknow ledged that a veiled Soviet threat on Je w ish em ig ratio n could affect strid es toward expanded U.S.-Soviet trade. T h e trade agreem ent signed by B u sh and G orbachev m ust be approved by Congress. Bush reported "very, very p o sitive " reaction from U.S. a llie s after co n ferring by telephone S u n d a y w ith West G erm an C h a n ce llo r Helm ut K o h l and B ritis h Prim e M in iste r M argaret T h a t­ cher. O th e r a llie d leaders were briefed th rou gh d ip lo m atic channels. K o h l p re d ic te d In B o n n th a t desp ite the su m m it's failu re lo narrow U.S.-Soviet differences over secu rity questions raised by the u n ification of G erm an y, the atm osphere o f cooperation w ould Im prove co n d itio n s for that process to go forward. H e Is lo meet w ith Bush a l the W hite House F rid ay. At Ihc opening of a C abinet m eeting M onday. Bush said. "I am pleased w ith the results o f the su m m it." w h ich produced m ajor accords on trade and arm s con trol and w hat G orbachev described as a "personal rapport" between the two leaders. Bush and G orbachev adm itted that d iJ ir e n c e s rem ain, su ch as a unified G e rm a n y and the drive for Independence by the B a ltic republics. U.N. Secretary-G eneral J a v ie r Perez de C u e lla r praised B u sh for w hat had been accom plished and told h im d u rin g a p ictu re-takin g session In the O val Office "1 hope that w c lake advantage of w h a t y o lilid y c achieved." Michael Jackson in hospital UP! report_______________ S A N T A M O N ICA . C a llL — S u p e rs ta r M ich a e l Ja ck so n w as h osp italized S u n d a y n ig h t after co m ­ p lain in g o f chest d is c o m ­ fort. a spokesm an said. J a c k s o n . 31. w a s a d ­ m itted ab o u t 9 p.m . to Saint J o h n 's H ospital and H e a lth C e n lc r. " A c c o rd in g to h is p h y s i­ cian. h e's In stable c o n d i­ tion and a p p ro p rla ie tests are being con d u cted ," a hospital statem ent said. J a c k s o n spokesm an Lee S o lte rs s a id he d id not know w hat the sin ger w as doing w hen he suffered the chest discom fort. ?????What Would You Like To Know????? We’d like to make It easier for you to take advantage of the many op* portunlties we offer in the newspa­ per, but you may not know who to contact or how to write us. Here are some simple answers to mostasked questions. 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LUBE and 20 POINT S A FE T Y C H E C K . Thit cM#» Im E pm up to S Quart* 0f UoOtt Motv 0«i and o*i Mtar and compAata >ute only Don i Owiar Pi«aaa can »o* appo.ntir\«nt Ot*ar good *ttn ttwa coupon only £•;-*$ f 2 t 9Q I A ★ A A ★ ★ ★ «■ ★ ★ A A “Feel Good A g a in ” & Maintenance are Dependable inside & out! -A\ ! mERLE i inoRmflfri Vem -JR" DESPERADO CLEANERS h r s l c m o ij ] S u m m e r D u ffe l G ift A A * * * ★ * * A * A ★ A A * A A A A * * * * * * �INSIDE: S p o rts Cardinals clinch title IN BRIEF > • 'f •• AMERICAN LEAOUB Rangers need shutout to win A R L IN G T O N . Texas — T h e T e xas R angers' hats have been so Inactive d u rin g th e past m on th that it has often taken a shutout b y their p itch in g co rp s to win. '"h a t's w hat It took a g ain M onday n ig h t as pitch ers K e v in Drown and K e n n y Rogers led the Rangers past Ih e C a llfo rn la A n g els. 1 0. T h e Rangers, whose lone ru n w as unearned, had not com e up w ith a sh uto ut sin ce Nolan R yan one-hit the C h icago W h ite S ox on A p r il 26 and M onday n ig h t's v icto ry w a s o n ly th e ir sixth In 21 games. It was the first w in for D row n. 6-4. sin ce May 5. He beenme the first R a n ge rs p itch er ever to w in h is open in g five gam es o f the season, but went 0-4 w ith one no-declslnn In h is next five outings. In the o n ly other A L gam es M onday night. IkMton bested New Y ork 5-3 and B altim o re topped M ilw aukee 6-4. B A E K E T B A L L __________ Krzyzewskl meets with Celtics D U R H A M . N .C . — D u k e C o a c h M i k e K rz y z e w s k l w as silen t but ap p a re n tly s till Interested Monday after m eeting w ith flo slo n e x e c u tiv e D ave G a v ltt a b o u t the C e lt ic s ' coach in g position. K rz y z e w sk l anti G avltt m et for several hours In D urham , but a spokesperson In the Duke b a sk rtb a ll office said K rz y z e w sk l w ou ld not elaborate beyond Ills e a rlie r statem ents about the C e ltic s' situation. Earlier. K rzyze w sk l .said he w ould " lie a foo l" not to listen because of the C e ltic s ' tra d itio n and Ills respect for Gavltt. G a vltt. w ho was Dig East C o m m issio n e r for the past 11 years, w as nam ed last w eek as executive vice president of the C e ltics an d Is In charge of a ll basketball operation s. In clu d in g the h irin g o f a conch. T h e C e ltic s fired J im m y Rodgers follow ing their e lim in a tio n In the first round of the NDA playoffs. COLLEGE BASEBALL Cowboys nearer to Series final O M A H A . Neb. — Brad G o re fired a tw o-hlttcr a n d M lrfrS r! Daniel belted n threc-run hom e run M o n d ay n ig h t, liftin g th e O klah o m a S la te C ow boys to a 7-1 victory o v e r tlie second-seeded L ou isian a S tate T igers In th e College W o rld Series. The C ow boys. 55-16. next p lav T h u rs d a y and co u ld earn a berth In t^c C olle g e W orld S erie s Dnal w ith a victory. LS U . 53-18. com es back Tu e sda y for an elim in a tio n gam e against T h e C ita d e l. 46-13. w hich kn o cked off C u l-Statc Fulle rton 8-7 in 12 Innings In M o n d ay 's ea rly game. The two team s met In the first round, a il 8-2 L S U victory’ . MISL PLAYOFFS Wade hat trick boosts Sockers S A N D IEG O — Wes W ade scored three goals to lead San Diego past the B a ltim o re B last 4-1 M onday n ight and give the S o ck e rs a 3-1 lead in the M IS L ch am p io n sh ip series. D ranko Scgota scored a goid and added an assist for the Sockers. w ho are seeking their s ix th Indoor title and th ird in a row. Freddie T h om pson scored B a ltim o re 's o n ly goal. San Diego can w rap u p d ie best-of-seven series W ednesday night at hom e. NATIONAL LEAGUE Martinez, Raines rally Expos N E W Y O R K — P in ch h itte r Nelson S an toven ia cupped u four-run seventh Inning w ith a tw o-run sin gle M onday night, ra lly in g the M ontreal E x p o s to a 5-3 victory over the New Y ork Mets. T ra ilin g 3-1. D ellno D c S h le ld s 0 |>ened the seventh by reaching on a b u n t sin g le and scored w hen Lake Howell graduate Dave M artin ez tripled Into the rlght-centerfield gap. S an ford resident T im Raines then bloopcd a double, sco rin g M artin ez to lie the score 3-3. One out later. T im W a llach beat out an in field hit and D a vid Cone w as replaced b y Je ff M usselm an. P in ch hitter M ik e Fitzg erald w alked to load the bases and M u sselm an was lifted for J u lio M achado. Santovenia th en lined a sin g le to ce n ter to score Raines and W a llach . Elsew here In the N L on M onday. P ittsb u rg h c l i p p e d C h ic a g o 6 - 2 : S t . L o u i s e d g e d P h ila d e lp h ia 3-2 in 1 1 in n in g s; S an Diego’ lhuni|M-d Houston 10-2; Sun F ran cisco h a m ­ m ered C in c in n a t i 10-1; a n d L o s A n g e le s blanked A tla n ta & 0. ■ People, Page 3B ■ Classified, Page 4B ■ Comics, Page 6B | City crown wrapped up with victory F re n i s t a f f re p o rts S A N F O R D — Q u e n tin Hunt and C ra ig M crkem on com bined on a s lx -h iltc r an d M erkenion had three hits. In clu d in g a hom e run. as the K n ig h ts o f C o lu m b u s C a rd in a ls stopped the Moose C lu b Pirates 13-9 to c lin c h the second-half ch am p io n ­ s h ip o f th e S an fo rd R ecreation D epartm ent J u n io r M ajor Baseball Lea g u e at C h a se P a rk M on d ay night. T h e w in by the C a rd in a ls gives them the ch a m p io n sh ip of both halves and tn akrs them the overall C ity C h am p ion s. S in c e the C a rd i­ n als won both halves, there w ill be no playoffs th is year. In M o n d a y 's other game. R ay J u n e cracked two hom e ru n s as the K lw ants C lu b Orioles outscored the R otary C lu b R oyals 15-12. T a rru s D avis had a p air of hom ers for the Royals. The fin al gam es of the regular season w ill lie played W ednesday night at C h ase Park. A t 6 p m., the C a rd in a ls w ill face the O rioles and at 8 p.m. the Pirates w ill challenge the Royals. A f t e r a sco re le ss firs t In n in g M onday n ig ht, the C a rd in a ls got to Pirates starter M alt H a rris for two ru n s In the second. J o h n n y D ennis led off the Inning w ith a w alk, slo lc second and scored when tlu* ca tch e r's throw went Into ce n tcrflcld . A n tho ny M orales later drew a one-out w alk an d scored an out later on M crkerson 's double. T h e Pirates tied the score In the bottom o f the second when Corey D onaldson singled, stoic second nnd scored on a H arry Flow ers double. Flow ers scored Inc ty in g run on H a rris ' single. T h e C a rd in a ls went back on lop In the th ird w ith four runs. H unt w alked, stole second and scored w hen C h a rlie Farm er reached on an error. F a rm e r slolc seron d and th ird and scored w hen D e n n is reached on an error. D e n n is scored on a C o r­ n e liu s M a rtin single and M artin stoic second, th ird and hom e for the fourth run of the Inning. T h e P irates countered w ith three ru n s In Its h a lf of die third. W illie J o n e s w alked and sto ic second. D ew ayne Hell read ied on an error w ith J o n e s m oving to th ird. W illie W illia m s ripped a double to score both Jo n e s an d Dell and W illia m s scored when Donaldson reached on an error. Seles in, Sabatini out of French quarterfinals United Praaa International P A R IS — Second seed Monica Seles. In sisting she Is less than pleased w ith her form , swept the final 11 gam es M onday against Lau ra G lld e m e istcr to advance to the q u arterfin als of the F rcn rh Ojien. G a h rlrla S a b a lin l. the fourlh seed suffering through a disap ­ p oin ting season, w as elim inated by No. 11 J a n a Novotna. 6-4. 7-5. A fter o vercom in g a 5 - 1 deficit In the second set to draw even at 5-5. S a b a t in i had h er serve broken for the eighth time. Seles, w ho made her G rand S la in debut at In P aris a year ago at the age of 15. rca rh ln g the United Press International NEW YORK T in - A t l a n t a Braves, scared off by the college a s p ira tio n s of h lg h -sch o o l fla m e th ro w e r Todd V a n Poppel, instead took prep shortstop C h ip p er J o n e s w i t h t h e f i r s t p ic k o f baseb all's am ateur draft. Jo n es till .488 w ith live home runs and 25 R ill In Ills sen ior season a I T li v D o 11 c s S c h u n i I n Ja ck so n v ille . He w as rated the best shortstop In the draft by Baseball A m erica. Jo n e s was one o f three F lo rid ia n s chosen In the d raft's first It) picks. P itch er A le x Fernandez o f M iam iDade S ou th C o m m u n ity College was taken by the C h icag o W h ile Sox on the fourth p ick w h ile C a rl Everett o f Tu m p a-H lllsb orntig li High Si-hool w as seleeted by the New Y o rk Y ankees on th e 10th pick. T h e Detroit Tigers, p ick in g sec­ ond. selected o u tfield e r T o n y C la rk nl E l Cajon (Calif.) C h ristia n H igh School and w ill try to entice him Into g iv in g up a b asketb all sch o la r­ ship. M ik e L ie b e rth a l, n c a tch e r at W estlake H igh S ch oo l In W estlake V illa g e . C a lif . , w e n t t h i r d to P h ila d e lp h ia before the W hite Sox took Fernandez. P titsh u rg h then s e le cte d p itc h e r K u rt M ille r of B a k e r s f ie ld ( C a lif.) W e st H ig h School. Van Poppel. w id ely believed lo he the lo p prospect In the co u ntry, told m ajor-league team s last week not to draft h im because tie was p lan n in g lo attend the U n iv e rsity of T e x a s on See Draft. Page 2B Dodger newcomer ties Sandy Koufax strikeout record U n it e d P r e s s I n te r n a tio n a l Hcrshiscr. Complete listings on Page 2B sem ifinals, co u ld face 14-year-old Je n n ife r C a p ria ti in th is year's semis. A fter fa llin g behind 4-1 against G lld e m e istcr. the last w om an to defeat her three m on th s ago. S e im overw helm ed the 26-yearold P e ru v ia n . 6-4. 6-0. Seles yielded m erely four |>oinls In the second set. w h ich she cleaned up 111 16 m inutes. In T u e s d a y 's q u a rte rfin a ls . Seles p lays s ix th seed M anuela Maleeva, against w hom she has yet to drop a set In five m eetings, and the unseeded C a p ria ti goes a g a in st No. 7 M ar y J o e Fernandez. "T h e last two m o n th s I've been C S e e French, Page 2B Three Floridians taken in draft’s first 10 picks Who is this guy? L O S A N G E L E S — Newcombe. K o u fa x . D ry s d a le . V a le n z u e la . it p in - W C P X 6. ND A F in a ls. Portlan d T ra il B lazers at D etroit Pistons. |L) H t r i id P h o to , by M i l , Jordan See Champs, Page 2B Compiled from staff and wire reports. BASKETBALL C r a i g M e r k e r s o n (a b o ve , w i t h glasses) and Johnny Dennis (right, running bases) helped power the Knights o l Colum bus Cardinals to a 13-9 win over the M oose Lodge P ira te s and c lin c h th e S a n fo rd R e c re a tio n D e p a rtm e n t's J u n io r M ajor League city cham pionship. M erkerson, who started the game at shortstop, was the winning pitcher in relief and contributed a home run, double, sin g le and fou r RBI on offense. D ennis tripled and scored three runs. M artin ez? A new ch ap ter w as added to the the storied p itch in g history of the D odgers, a c h ro n ic le co m plete w ith C y Y ou n g A w ard w inners and le g e n d a ry p e rfo rm a n c e s, w lic n Ram on M artin ez stru ck out 1M b a t t e r s M o n d a y n ig h t In L o s A n g e le s ’ 6 -0 v ic to ry over th e A tla n ta Braves. M artinez, w ho In h is llrs i lu ll season w ith the Dodgers, cam e up one shy of the N ational League record held hy three p itchers Inn hts effort equalled Ihe team record h e ld b v H a ll- o f - F ,im c r S a n d y Koufax. "T o n ig h t was the best u-cllng I’ve ever had in the gam e." said the beam ing 22 year-old " li feels great to I k - In the record iM M ik w ith a star lik e Sandy K o u fa x ." K o u fax s tru ck out 18 on In 1950 against the G ia n ts an d in 1962 against the Cubs. T o m Seaver. Steve C a rlto n and C h a rle s S w e e n e y s h a r e th e N a t io n a l League record w ith 19 strikeou ts T in ’ 18 strikeou ts were ih e most hy a p itch er in Ihe m ajor league tliis season. M artinez. 6-3. had stru ck nut 1H through eight Innings and had the o p p o rtu n ity to eclipse the majorleague record ol 2 0 set hy Roger C lem e n s in 1986. Despite having iw o s trik e s on three ol the five baiters In- laced In the ninth. M artinez w as unable to In-iter tils See Martinez, Page 2B RECORDS DO DGERRECOHD P ilc h e r...................... ..... S t r ik e o u t s Ramon Martinez........ ...18 Sandy K o u fa x ........... 18 N ATIO N AL LEA G U E R ECO R D Tom Seaver............................... .19 Steve Carlton .19 Charles Sw eeney..... .............. ...19 M A JO R LE A G U E R ECO R D Roaer C le m e n s .............. .......... 20 �• • — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florl-ta — Tuesday. June 5, 1990 Champs----- S T A T S & STANDINGS M a m p h lt a. 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X. to 41. 41. *3 . *4 . *5 . *4 . 47. M. 44. 70 71. n. n. 7a. 7\ G a n t S au ers M ik a R ato ScoH H och W a -.n t L e v i C oray P a v in Scott S im pson K enny P a r r y C u rtis S tra n g * D e v M I t h ll A ndrew M a g e e M ik a H u lb a rt C ra ig S ta tfta r John M a fia fla y H ato Ir w in M a r k B ro o k * J im T h o rp * J a ff Slum a n W ayne G ra d y Rocco M e d ia l* T o m W ats o n Stove P a lo H a l Sutton Tod S ch u ll B illy M a y f a ir R u ts C o c h ra n J a y H aa s D a v it L o v e i n D a v id E d w a r d s K an G ro an D a v id P e o p le s Bob T w a y J a y D o ttin g B ill Sander Don Pootoy B ra d F a io n B ill G lasson B ra d B ry a n t Laron R o b e rts C hip B fc k Bob E a s tw o o d A ndy Boon Bobby W a d k ln s M ik a D o n a 'd M a rk L y * M a rk M c C u m b a r INBA PLAYOFFR IAll Timas EOT) Oumptonthip Sartos San Dtog* vs. Baltimar* (tan Dtog* toads sartos 3-1) pm i Jun* 4 pm . 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I Ilia ) Ian B a k e r F in c h a n d F r e d Couples 111; 10 D a v it L o v * 111311 P G A T tu r M oney Leaders Th rou g h Jun* 3 \ G re g N o rm a n 2 P a y n * S tew art 3 M a r k C a lc a v a c c h la 4 Paul Aungar s F re d C ou ples 6 G i l M o rg a n J Jo d i* M u d d • R o b e rt G a m a i f P a le r Jacobven to Stove E lk L-g to n 11 L a r r y M l!* 12 Tom K it* 13 T im Sim pson 16 M a r k O M a a r a 11 Joh n Huston 16 T om m y A rm o u r 17 L a n n y W a d k in t 11 N ic k P ric e I f D a v id F ro st 20 N ic k F a ld o 21 B an Cren sh aw 72 S l*v* Jones 23 Ian B a ke r F Inch 24 B ria n Tennyson 21 B r u c t L ie llk * 26 Tom y S ills , 27 D a n f Of sm a n 7f R a y F lo y d 7* B illy R a y B row n 10 Tom P c H | » r M a y 7*- B a lllm o r a 7. San D la g o 4 M a y 31 — San D la g o 4. B a lt im o r e ! Ju n - S a n D la g o 5. B a lllm o ra 3 J u n t a — San D ie g o 4. B a lllm o ra I Ju n * 4 — B a lllm o r a a l San D ie g o , 10 35 pm i Ju n * I - S a n Dingo a l B a lllm o r a . I 05 -'■gt (A ll T im e t E O T ) C enterence F in a ls B a s tx S e v a n S a lte r n C ontaranc* C M cag a v t . D a tra .t ( D tt r a it w ins series 4-J) M a y X - D e tro it 4*. Chicago 77 M a y 27 - D e tro it 102. C hicago 41 M a y 24 — C h icag o 107. D e tro it 102 M a y 71 - C h icag o IM . D a tro lt 101 M a y X — D a tro lt V t. C hicago I I J u n e I — C h icag o to *, D a tro lt *1 Ju n e 3 — D e tro it *3. C h icag o 74 Was te rn C enterence P h e e n li v t . F s rtla n d (P o rtla n d w ins ta r la t 4 1 ) M a y I I — P o rtla n d I X . P h o a n li X M a y 23 — P o rtla n d I X . P h o a n li 107 M a y 2 5 — P h o a n li 111. P o r tla n d • * M a y 77 - P h o o n li 11*. P o rtla n d 107 M a y 14 - P o rtla n d I X . P h o a n li 114 M a y 11 — H o r tla rd 111. P h o a n li I X C h a m p ie n th lp F in a ls J u n a 5 — P o rtla n d a t D e tro it. * p m .J u n e 7 — P o rtla n d at D a tro lt. 4 p m . J u n e I t — D e tro it a l P o rtla n d , I D p m J u n e I I — O a tro lt t l P er H and, t p m a Ju n e 14 — D e tro it a l P o rtlan d , 7 p m a Jun e 17 — P o rtla n d a t D e tro it, I X p m ■ Ju n e I f — P o rtla n d a t D e tro it, 4 p m i l l necessary man 174.7*4 177.141 177.044 117.544 114.417 114.117 117.711 II0 .1 X 104.347 107.111 103.377 107.477 M BL PLAYOFFS F lo y d B a n n is te r, p. H ouston 1 4 7 5 - D an n y G o o d w in c, C a lifo rn ia 1*74— B ill A lm o n . It, San D lag o 1*71— D a v id C ly d e , p T a i a t 1472— D a v e R o b e r ti.ll. San D lago 1*71 - D a n n y G oodw in, c , C h icag o W hlta Soi 1470— M ik a l . . e . c . San D lago 1 *4 *— Je tt B ur ro u g h *. X , W ashington I t X - T i m F e b . >1. N rw Y o rk M a t t 1 *4 7 — R o m B lo m b e r g . l b . N e w Y o r k Y ankees 1444— Slave C h llc o U c . N ew Y o rk M a l l 1 * 4 5 — R ic k M o n d a y , a t , K a n s a s C ity A th le tic s 374.145 7 7 3 .X I 7 X .1 4 I 1 I4 J X 717.304 X 7.774 700,033 1*4.744 140.000 I7 7 .7 X 114.544 174.715 171J4I I7 IA 4 4 143.74* IX .3 6 4 154. I X 154.101 1S1.7X 151,355 I X . 344 m a il I X . 475 141.310 U 7.44* 141.I X I X . 447 137,444 IX .5 I7 IX .4 4 3 I X . 003 177,4*1 1741.431 434.41* *37.744 511 431 51* I X 4*4 412 l i t r.t 172 424 340 44 f 152.777 143.409 132.444 1X5*4 177 501 324.431 314.45"* X 6.IT7 274.40* 274,415 2*4 517 24* 274 157 445 2X434 241.273 231.4*0 235 400 231.440 231 0*4 730 00) 724.135 M o n ica Salas 131. Y u g o sla via , v t M a n u a l* M a le e v a 141. S w itia rla n d K a te rin a M a la a v a II). B u lg a r ia , v t Jana N o v o t n a lt ll, C ia c h o slo v a k ia TRANSACTIONS two rune scored, two RBI), n n ls (triple, three ru n s scored Ingram (double, run scored) an A lle n . H u nt. Farm er. Morale T h e P irates then put the pre­ and G room s (one ru n score ssu re on the C a rd in a ls w ith four each). ru n s i r the bottom of the fourth. D o in g the dam age for the J o n e s a n d W illia m s d re w P irates were H arris (two singles). w a lk s and stole th ird and second W illia m s and Flow ers (one dou ­ base, respectlvely. Jaso n C om bs ble and two ru n s scored each). lie d the score w ith a single and D o n a ld so n an d C o o m b s (one Flow ers w alked. A fte r the ru n ­ sin gle and one run scored each). n ers stole a base, H a rris singled J o n e s (two ru n s scored) a n d Bell lo put the Plrutesahead. (run scored). B u t the C a rd in a ls showed w hy T h e O rioles scored three runs th ey were th e best team In Ihe tn each o f the first and second league th is year by scoring six ru n s In the fifth to take hom e the Innings and added s ix In the fourth to take a 12-4 lead before w in and the trophy. the R oyals got their bats w ork­ D ennis led afT w ith a trip le and scored on M a rtin ’s single. Anton in g and got back Into the game. G ro o m s and D anny A lle n w alked J u n e w as the b ig g u r for the to t o a d t h e b a s e s b e f o r e O rio les w ith two hom e runs, a M crkerson singled to score two single, four ru n s scored and five r u n s a n d p u t the C a r d in a ls R B l. O llie r co n trib u to rs were a h e a d to sta y . E r ie In g ra m Bob HufTan Itwo sin gles, run follow ed w ith a double lo score scored), Corey A n derson (double, A lle n but M crkctson w as throw n tw o ru n s scored), J a m ie King out at the plate on the play. and R ic k y Baden (one sin gle and H unt drew a w alk and stole tw o r u n s sco re d ea ch ). De­ second before Ingram stole third m e triu s J a c k s o n (single, run an d hom e and Hunt scored on a scored). T o m m y W est (two runs base hit b y C h arlie Farm er who scored) and C b a n n in g W allon w as throw n out try in g to stretch (run scored). a single Into a double. A ls o doing dam age were Joe M crkerson allowed o n ly a w alk Y o u n g Itriplc. single, tw o runs In the bottom of the fifth before scored). A n d re R aw lin g s (single, re tirin g the side lo end the game. three ru n s scored). C lifto n Davis P ro vid in g the offense for the (single, two ru m scored). Victor C a rd in a ls were M crkerson (home P e te rs o n (sin g le ) a n d R i . k y ru n . double, slrg le . ru n scored, .Justice (two ru m scored). fou r HB1). M a rtin (three singles. Continued from I B McrKcrson b insldc-thc-park home run In Ihe fourth put the Cardinals up by two. 7-5. Draft Continued from IB a baseball scholarship. S till, h e w a s t a k e n as t he 14th s e le c t io n by the O a k la n d A th le tics. Jon es. 18. H k - F lorid a H igh School P la y e r o f the Year, led H olies to the stale (Inals In 1090 for Ihe second consecutive year, t ic belted 10 doubles, scored 45 ru n s a n d sto ic 14 bases. ’ ’W e’re very high on C h ip p e r." B raves G e n era l M anager Bohtiy C o x s a id . ’ ’ He’ s a lre a d y an excellent defensive player and lia s show n ou tstan d ing a b ility as a sw itch -h itle r.” J o n e s , a 0 - f o o t - 3 , 185|M)undcr, stole 48 bases In 50 attem p ts In three high-school seasons. "T h e fuel that he ca n sw itchtill Is a ili'fln IIc bonus, us Is h is trem endous speed,” said Paul S n yd er, the B ra ve s’ ch ie f scout. T h e Tigers, wlx) haven't had a first-rou n d p ic k w ork o u l since 1080. decided to gam ble with C la rk . T h e 6-foot-7 slugger has been com pared to D arryl Strawtierry. b u t has his heart set on p la y in g basketball at the U n iv e r­ s ity of A rizon a. "W e felt Ihal lie has ih e a b ility to be a hom e m il h itle r In Itie m ajor leagues." T ig e rs G eneral M anager B ill Lajolc said. " H e ’s u w ays aw ay, natu rally but he w ill b eu n all-around p la y e r." C la rk , w ho belted 10 home ru n s In h is first 35 at-bats this sprin g, bus accepted a basketball s ch o la rsh ip from A rizo n a and h is father. A rt tuir, said h r In­ tended to honor It. But u n lik e Vim Poppel. Clark has said he w ould be w illin g to p lay pro baseball If an arrangrm en I enutd be m ade allow ing h im I n p lay basketball Tor the W ildca ts. T h e T igers apparently th in k d ia l can Ik *w orked ou l. "B a sk e tb a ll, Tor Ihe most pari Is a w in ter sport. Baseball is a su m m e r gam e.” L a jo lr said. D e t r o i t v i c e p re s id e n t for p la y e r p ro c u re m e n t Joe M cD on ald said lx* believed Ihe T ig e rs co u ld get C lark to sign, " H e looked Bo (Schcm bechlcr. T ig e rs president) right in the face when he asked ’W hat do yon want to he?' and said. I w a .it tn h r a m a jo r-le a g u e b a s c b . il p la y e r,* " M cD o n ald said. S eattle, p ic k in g sixth , took first basem an M ark Ncwfleld of llu n lln g lo n Beach. Calif., and C i n c i n n a t i c h o se M in n e s o ta c a tc h e r D an W ilso n seventh. C le v e la n d m ade It two straight B ig T en selections by laklng Iowa shortstop T in t C oslo. Los A n g ele s selected p itc h e r Ron W alden o f B lan chard, O kla.. and the Y an kees com pleted the top 10 by tak in g Everett. B a w k t ll B a lllm a r* — C a lle d up tirs t ba se m a n G reg W a lke r Irom R o ch ester of Iha In tern a tion a l League ( A A A ) C M caga IA L ) F e rn a n d a ! - Signed p itc h e r A lti C levelan d - S ig n ed u lc h e r K e lly Stinnett, o u tfield ers B a r r y O N ell an d M ik a Shlrloy. second b a s e m a n M ig u e l F lore * a n d pitcher C la ren ce B ro w n (to lra if — T ra d e d catcher M a t t N okes to N ew Y ork ( A L ) to r p itch ers ,.a n c* M c C u lle r i and C la y P a rk a r M ilw a u k e e — P la c id p itch e r B il l W egm an on 15 day d is a b le d list P ittsb u rg h — Pu rch a se d c o n tra c t ot catch e r Dann B lla r d a llo fro m B u fla lo of th* A m a r lc a n A s s o c ia t io n ( A A A I ; o p tio n e d p itch er R a n d y K r a m e r fo B u ffa lo San Otege — A c tiv a te d tirs t b a se m a n J a ck C la r k , optioned p itch e r P a t C la m a n t* to L a s V e g a to l th* P a c if ic C o a t L aagu a ( A A A ) . Col leg* B u tle r — N a m e d M a r y A n n R o h ltd e r sen ior a sso cia te a th le tic d ire c to r Football L A H a id a rs - Signed O dls M c K in n e y as a s s u ta n l co a ch te r special p r o ic c ts N Y Jets — S ig n ed punter B ill R u d is o n and k ic k e r K a v in G re e n * Hockey C a lg a ry — N a m e d G uy C h a rro n assistant coach H a rtto rd — N a m e d J im C a lh o u n Ig its a d v iso ry b o a rd P itts b v rg h — Signed d * le n s* m a n P a u l L a u s and rig h t w in g M * e N eedham TODAY’S PREPS BASEBALL 4 pm — E S P N . College, N C A A W orld S e ria l. G a m a ». Stanford v s M is s is s ip p i Slat*. (L I 7 W p m - E S P N G N . C h ic a g o Cubs at P ittsb u rg h P ir a te s . I L I fj p i i — O R . M o i l r i a l E i p o s a l New Y o rk M ats. ( L I 1 X p m — 24. 54. B a ltim o re O rio le s at M ilw a u k e e B re w e rs . (LI 10 X p m — E S P N . C in c in n a ti R e d s a l San F ra n c is c o G ia n ts . ( L ) 10 30 p m — T B S . A tla n ta B ra v e s at Los Angeles D o d g ers. ( L I 2 am — E S P N College. N C A A W orld Sana*. G a m * 10. L S U vs T h a C n a d a l BASKETBALL ♦ p m — W C P X a. N B A F in a ls , G a m * t. P o rtla n d T ra il B l e w * M D e tro it P isto n s . (L I B O X IN G 9 p m U S , F e a th e rw e ig h ts , L u p t G u t t e r e i vs M y ro n Taylor. ( L I . a lso at 2 a m RadM BASEBALL 4 50 p m W M J K A M 11 2X 1, F S L , O s c e o li A s tro s a t B a seb u il C ity R o y a ls ♦ IS p m - W M O O A M (*W ), C a h lo rm a A n gels at K a n s a s C ity R o ya ls BASKETBALL ♦ p m - W W N Z A M 17401 N B A F in a ls. G a m * I, P o r tla n d T r a l B ia ie r s a l D e troit Pisto n s QUOTE OF THE DAY "S o m e guyts an* lin in g that an a boost. I d o n 't ran- I Just w.int another rin g so I ca n br.<g all su m m e r." • Detroit forward Joh n Salley on the I’is to n s in otiva ttu n lo ri'lieat .is N B A i hnmplonts French Continued from IB p la y in g really well, feeling an d co n tro llin g Ihe ball very w e ll, som eth in g w h ich 1 haven't been doing ( i n i well h ere." said Seles, a Yugoslav who now lives in Florida. “ I have been able to get through a couple o f lough m atches, so I'm hoping that I'll slow ly start getting m y form and m y gam e back together. "I th in k today I w as p layin g b elte r and w ho knows, maybe m y gam e w ill lx- even better tom orrow . Wi th the second week starting. I'm s h in in g lo get used lo Ihe co u rts and I h e su rro u n ­ d in g s." « Tw o m ore m en's seeds were upset b y nim -sceded players. F re n c h m a n H en ri Leconte, a w ild card en try, scored a popular 6-4. 6-3. 4-6. 2-6, 6-3 victory over No. H Andrei C hcsnokov, and Jo n a s Svensson of Sweden d e f e a te d N o . 15 G u ille r m o I’erez-Uoldan. 2-6.6-4.6-2.6-2. L e c o n te , who w ill play Svensson in the quarterfinals, now has a 6 0 career record In five-setters at tits* French Open. C o m p le tin g the q u a rte rfin a l bracket w llh victories were sev­ enth seed Th om as M u ster and two unseeded players, G oran Ivanisevic and T h ie rry C h a m p i­ on. M u ster beat No. 10 M a rlin J a ile . 7-6 (7-4). 6-3. 6-^. and 18-year-old Iv a n is e v ic ousted N lcla s Kroon. 6-2.6-4. 7-5. C h a m p io n , a q u a lifie r ranked No. 191 In the w orld, fought oil double m atch point In the fourth set and went on to upset Karel Novacek. 6-3. +6. 3 6. 7 6 (7-5|. 63. F o u r of the e ig h t m e n ' s q u a rlc rfin a lis ts are tm sceded. a n d o n ly three of Die top 10 seeds — No. 3 Andre A gassi. No. 4 A n d re s G om ez and M u ster — have su rvive d Hits far. Eve n after losing her serve In Ihe 1 Itlr gam e of the second sel, S ab a tln l had a break point In the 12th game. But from deuce she netted an easy tu ck h u n d to give Novotna her third m atch point. N o v o tn a c o n v e rte d t h i s one w hen S a b a tin i's b ackh an d tilt near the top of ih e net and tMuineed back. Martinez----Continued from Page IB periorm ancc. "I d id n 't know t w as one strikeou t aw ay fmm the National L e a g u e re c o rd In (he n in th lim it:g. hut I felt good and I'm g la d I got Ihe s h u to u t, 18 s trik e o u ts an d th e c o m p le te gam e." he said. The fo n n ld ilile p itch in g d is ­ play left th e Braves som ewhat awed. “ I k n o w what kin d of si o il S andy K ou tax had. a n il when you tie h is record you have to p i t c h a g r e a t g a m e , " s a id A tlan ta m anager R o ss Nixon. " I 'll tell you one th in g that S O P ca n really th ro w ." Don D rysd alc. a M all of Farner. team m ate ul Koufax. and now a Dodger b ro ad caste r, said, " A n y t im e a i i i l i h c r h as IH s t r i k e o u t s , lie h a s t o tie o v e rw h e lm in g Me had a great la s itu ll. hut tie's s till learning on Ills O i l i e r p i t c h e s . " M ike Srioocta. who caught the game, agreed w itli D rysdalc. " M a r t in e z laid tre m e n d o o s co m m a n d o f tits fa stb a ll," said S cioscia . "H e kept m o v in g the ball In and out. By the m iddle in nin gs, t Icli he was In a great groove. I thought to m yself. 'T ills guy has it to n ig h t."’ Mv coincidence. C o m m issio n e r Fay V in cen t was In the crow d to w itn ess the event. He paid a visit to L o s A ngeles M anager Torn L a s o rd a 's office to oTfer h is congratulations. " Y o u m ade It very special for u s to n ig h t." Mte co m m issio n e r Iold M artinez. M a r t i n e z , a n a l l v t of the D o m in ica n R epublic, scattered three h its and w alked one butter in p itch in g tils fourth com plete gam e an d second shutout o f the season Mis previo us ticst t ills season w as l(J strikeouts a n il h is career h igh w as 12 against A tla n ta on Sept 15. I l l8 9 �8 • ........................... Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, June 5. 1990 — I S i *r ■^’>1iiW f t K i ,* IN BRIEF Food class scheduled Awards dinner Bottom: Members of the Or­ ange Blossom Service Unit of Citrus Council of Girl Scouts recently held the Annual Lead­ er Awards Dinner. Certificates of appreciation were awarded to 20 leaders, assistant lead­ ers, and school coordinators. T o p fro m le f t : J e n n lfe Lauderback accepts her 10 year pin and leader in training pin as Judy Jett Is awarded a 15 year pin by E lizabeth Welebob, service unit cordlnator. Amy Goff, not shown, also received a 10 year pin. Welebob, who is retiring as service unit coordinator, was honored at the dinner for her 3* years of service. She was presented with a patchwork quilt handmade by Brownie troop leader, Elaine Koslivsl. Sem inole C o u n ty 4-H Is sponsoring a S pecial Interest Foods and N u trition class entitled "In te rn a tio n a l Food F a ir " from I0 a.m. lo noon. F riu ay, J u n e 8 nt the S em in ole C o u n ty E xte n sio n Service. The w orkshop w ill give p articip a n ts the o p p o rtu n ity lo prepare dllTerent in tern ation al dishes. The w orkshop Is open to youth 8 -18 y ears of age. T h e re Is a 82 charge for m a te ria ls an d c la s s size is lim ite d , so prc-rrglstratlon Is required. C a ll 323-2500. ext. 5560 for m ore inform ation. Work up a sweat Sanford Recreation Departm ent offers adu lt aerob ics classes. Cost Is $2 each class. There Is a one tim e fee o f $ 1 0 for an y non-city residents. Classes arc held at the D ow ntow n Youth Center (downtown level of c ity hall) on T u e sd a ys and T h u rs d a y s from 5 :30 lo 6 :3 0 p.m . a n d on M o n d a y s. W ednesdays. F rid a y s and S a tu rd a y s from 10 to l l a.m. Certified instructor. Debbie B la c k w ill teach the courses. For m ore Inform ation, ca ll 330-5697. Handling of chemicals discussed C e n tra l Florida Safety C o u n c il's E a rly b ird m eeting on J u n e 6 w ill address the topic "C h e m ic a l H a n d lin g ." E a rly Bird begins at 7:30 a.m. w ith a co n tin ental breakfast. M arcella W alsh, Industrial hygienist w ith the Bu reau of In d u stria l Safety and Health w ill d iscu ss the safe h a n d lin g of ch e m ica ls In the w orkplace. A d m issio n is free. F o r inform ation and reservations, c a ll K a th ry n R ayb u rn at 8 9 0 -1894 ex 4444. Free skin cancer screening S k in ra n ce r is one of the most com m on form s o f cancer p a rticu la rly In F lorid a. However. If if Is caught in tim e. II is generally one of t he most easily cured form s o f ca ncer us well. A s a free co m m u n ity service, the a u x ilia ry at W in te r Park M em orial H ospital w ill sponsor a free s k in ca ncer screenin g on W ednesday. J u n e 6. Plastic surgeon T h om as B. H u nter. M.D. w ill be available In the h o sp ital's m edical lib ra ry from 2 to 5 p.m .lo ch e ck an y su spiciou s m oles o r s k in lesions for sig ns of sk in cancer. A s an additional service, trained volunteers w ill also be available to test for high blood pressure. F or m ore Inform ation, ca ll € 16-7090. CALENDAR I'lffSSW '.'V Voluntc3.3 council to congregate The C o u n cil o f Volunteers C oo rdin ators for S em in ole C ou n ty meets the first T uesday of every m onth at 9 a.m . at the A m erican Red C ross office. State Knud. 434 Long wood. M em bership Is open to directors and coordinators o f agencies u sin g volunteers. For more inform ation, ca ll C h e ry l W ork"', 323-2036. Never judge book by its cover DEAR ABBY: T h e letter c o n ­ ce rn in g the m in iste r who. on receivin g a p a ir o f leather gloves for services rendered, w as d is ­ appointed — u n til he tried them on and discovered a $10 b ill stu ffed Into ea ch fin g er, re ­ m inded me of th is story: A you n g m an from a w ealthy fa m ily was about to graduate from high school. It w as the c u s t o m In t h a t a f f l u e n t neighborhood for the parents to give the graduate an uutom oblle. “ B ill" and his father had spent m on th s looking at cars, and the w eek before g ra d u a tio n th ey found the perfect car. B ill w as certain that ca r w ould be h is on A D V IC K w * ABIGAIL VAN BUREN graduation night. Im agine h is d isap p oin tm en t when, on the eve of h is grad u a­ tion. B ill's father handed h im a gift-wrapped Bible! B ill w as so angry that he ih rew the B ib le down and storm ed out of the tt contained m u ch he needed to learn. " A foolish son Is a g rie f to his father, and b itterness to her who bore h im ." (Proverbs 17:25) house. He and h is father never saw each oth er again. It was the new s o f h is fath er's death that brought B ill hom e again. A s he sat one night going through h is father's possessions that he w as to Inherit, he cam e across the B ib le h is father had given him . He brushed aw ay the dust and opened It to fin d a ca sh ie r’s check, dated the day of his graduation — In the exuct am ount or (he ear they had chosen together. DEAR ABBY: Y o u an d "M a d at the M a ll" are going at th in g s backw ard: the fau lt lies not In the stam ps. D ear A b b y , but In yourself. You should try m o isten in g the envelope, not the stam p. W hen y o u m o is te n th e s ta m p , by w hatever m ethod, you rem oved som e o f the glue — som etim es a ll of it. T h a t's w h y the stam ps d o n ’t stick. BECKAH FBVK. TEXAS DEAR BECKAH: I hope B ill read the B ib le co ver to cover, for AB B YFAN Toastm asters meet Sem in ole C o m m u n ity College (SCC) Toastm asters C lu b *05“ ! w ill meet euc-n Tsirwday. nt 7:30 p.m . in the S C C lib ra ry b u ild in g , room L-205. M eetings that full on the seeond Tuesday of the m onth w dl be held at V illag e Inn. Dog T ra ck Road and 17-92 In L o n g wood. Contact C la ire at 699-9318 for more Inform ation M ar Officers elected Sem inole County Retired Edu­ ca to rs recently held a lu n ­ cheon for the installation of 1990-91 officers. New officers are from 'eft: Ruth Carlton, c o rre sp o n d in g secretary; E lizab eth P ringle, record ing secretary; B ob K in g , p re s i­ dent-elect; Doris Duxbury, past president and Ernie Cow ley, installing officer. Not pictured: J e ll Elliott, vice president. Panic A ttack group to m eet A g o ra p h o b la /P a n lc A t ta c k S u p p o rt G ro u p m eets each Tu e sda y at 8 p.m . at West Lake H ospital. 589 W. S ta le Road 434, Lnngwood. T h e support group Is for those w ho are afraid to go out of their house and be active in pu blic. O vereaters to gather A regular m eeting of Overeaters A n o n ym o u s Is condueted on T u esdays at 7:30 p.m. at Flo rid a Pow er and Lig h t. 301 M yrtle Avc., Sanford. F or m ore Inform ation, c a ll C arol at 322-0657. Casselberry Kiwanis to m eet K lw a n ls C lu b o f Casselberry m eets ut 7:30 a.m. every Tu e sda y at V illag e Inn. U.S. H ighw ay 17-92 and Dogtraek Rood. L o n gw o o d . For m ore In form ation, r a il 831-8545. TUESDAY’S PRIME TIME o o o m 60 © mi CD 6:30 7:30 jM 'druflhi C a tlir N ew s NBC FTews A C u rrin l A lliir Entertain. Tonight U n lo c k lln ih * H eal o l th * [Night News CBS Hew s Family F*u d Hard C opy Rescue t i t N B A B a s k e t s NBA F re ts . 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He is th e paternal grandson of Mrs. Rut h C arte r and the late Robert Carter. 9:30n 10:30mm11:30 8:30 FAMOUS CHICKEN RECIPES ARE OUR OWN BEST ADVERTISEMENT IT'S HONEY DIPPED! Correction {Today's FFA! J WE CATER ANY SIZE GROUP Over In Venn In S.mii>nl Famous Recipe. 1905 S. Franch Ava. (17-92) COUNTRY CHICKEN 32’ rsso SANFORD �40 — Sanlord Herald. Sanlord, Florida — Tuesday. June S. 1990 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F F L O R ID A . IN A N D F O R IE M IN O L E C O U N T Y G E N E R A L J U R IIO IC T IO N D IV IS IO N CASE NO. f e w C IT Y S A V IN G S B N K . F S B . P la in tiff. v*. D E N N IS D S H A W , f t u i . D efendants. N O T IC E O F FO R E C LO S U R E SALE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N p u rs u a n t to a F in a l J u d g m e n t ol F o re c lo tu re d a te d M a y I t . ltfO , and e n te re d In C a w N o 90 905. o l th e C ir c u it C o u rt o l th e E IG H T E E N T H J u d ic ia l C irc u it In a n d to r S E M IN O L E County. F lo rid a w h e re in C IT Y S A V IN G S B A N K , F S B I f P le ln lllt and D E N N IS D S H A W , e t u ». a r e D e fe n d a n t*. I w ill w l l to th e highest a n d beet b id d er to r c a th in th e lobby o f the S E M IN O L E County C o u rth o u te . In San ford. F lo rid a , a t II:C 0 o 'clo ck A M on the It h d a y o l J u ly . ItfO . th e fo llo w in g d e tc rlb e d p ro p e rty a * w l fo rth In M id F in a l Ju d g m e n t, to w it: L o t I f . H ID D E N L A K E S P H A S E I V . ac co rd in g to th e P la l th e re o f, a * re co rd ed In P la t Book I t , P a g e H th rough H . P u b lic R e c o r d l of S e m in o le C ounty. F lo rid a D A T E D th lt J t d a y of M a y . N O T IC E O F A P U B L IC H E A R IN G OF PRO PO SEDCHANO ES A N D A M E N D M E N T S IN C E R T A IN D IS T T fC T S A N D " O U N D A R IE fT H E I O N I N O O R D IN A N C E O F T H E C IT Y O F S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A N o tic e I t h ereb y g iv e n th a t a P u b lic H e a rin g w l,: be h eld In th e C o m m lttto n R oom a t the C ity H a ll in th e C ity of S an lo rd F lo rid a , a f 7:00 o'clo ck p m on J u n e 1 1 . 1 * * 0 . to c o n s id e r ch a n g e * a n d a m e n d m e n t* la th e Z oning O rd in a n c e of the C ity of S an fo rd . F lo rid a , a t fo llo w !: A p o r tio n o f t h a t c o r ta ln p ro p e rty lyin g e t th e S o u th ee tf co rn e r of M e l ion v illa A venue and P in e W a y . I t proposed to be re ro n e d fro m A G . A g ric u ltu re to M R I. M u ltip le F a m ily R e tld e n fla t. S aid p ro p e rty being m o re p a r t ic u la r ly d e tc r lb a d a t IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A P R O B A T E D IV IS IO N C A SE N O .i 90 *04 CP IN R E E S T A T E O F Q U IN T IN L Y L E N A T H A N . Dec » a te d N O T IC E O F A D M IN IS T R A T IO N T h e a d m in is tr a t io n o l th e c t la t a o l Q U IN T IN L Y L E N A T H A N , d e c e a s e d . F ile N u m b e r 90 *0 * C P . l i pending In th e C irc u it C o u rt lo r Sem inole C o u n ty , F lo r id a . P ro b a te O lv itlo n . the ad d res s ot w h ich i t M l N P a rk A v e n u e . S an lord. F lo rid a , 11771. T h e n a m e * and a d d r e t te t a t th e P ersonal R ep re s e n ta tlv e a n d th e P ersonal R e p r a te n ta tlv e 'i a tto rn e y a r e se t fo rth below A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R S O N S A R E N O T IF IE D THAT A ll p e rs o n * on w h o m t h lt n o tice i t se rv e d w ho h av e ob lection s th a t c h a lle n g e the v a lid Ity ot th e W ill, th e q u a lific a tio n * o t the P ersonal R ep rese n ta tive, venue, o r ju ris d ic tio n o l th lt C o u rt a re re q u ire d to tile th e ir o b je c t io n s w i t h t h l t C o u r t W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R E E M O NTHS A FTE R THE D A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E O R T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R T H E D A T E O F S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y O F T H IS N O T IC E O N THEM A ll c r e d ito r * ot the D ecedent a n d o ther p e rso n * h av in g c la im s o r d e m a n d * a g a ln tt D ecedent's E s ta te on w h o m a copy ot tt iii n o tice I t se rve d w ith in th ree m onths a lte r th e d e le o l the firs t p u b licatio n ot th is N o tice m u tt file th e ir c la im s w ith th lt C ourt W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R E E M O N TH S A F T E R THE D A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E OR T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R T H E O A T E O F S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y O F T H IS N O T IC E O N THEM A ll o lh e r c r e d ito r s o l the D ecedent and persons h aving C laim s or d e m a n d * a g a in s t the D e c e d e n t's E s ta te m u tt tile th e ir c la im t w ith tin t C ourt W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R T H E D A TE OF THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E A L L C L A IM S . O E M A N O S . A N D O B J E C T IO N S N O T SO F I L E D W IL L B E F O R E V E R BARREO The d ate ot th e firs t publlca lio n o l th is N o tic e i t M a y 39. 1990 RUBY NATHANBLAKS, P ersonal R ep re s e n ta tiv e P O Box 1*9 Sanlord. F lo r id a 33171 01*9 A A M c C L A N A H A N . JR . E S Q U IR E * A tto rn ey tor P e rto n a l R ep re s e n ta tiv e 104 S P e rk A y e — Suite B S an lord. F lo rid a M771 I4 0 N 3114011 F lo rid a B ar N o 113*4* M ARYANNE MORSE. C le rk . C irc u it C ourt B Y P a tric io T h a tc h e r D E P U TY CLERK S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A Publish M a y 39 A J u n e ], 1990 O E R 390 foi 1 L e g a l D e tc rlp tlo n : S E C I t T W P M S R G E H E N 41S F T O F W *1 O F N /W i * O F 5 B '■ (L E S S E *17.5 F T A R O S ). AS R E C O R D E D IN T H E P U B L IC R E C O R O S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A . A ll p a r tie s In In te re s t end c ltlte n e th a ll h a v e a n opportunl ly to be h e a rd a t M id h e a rin g . By o rd e r of th e C ity C om m lttlo n of th e C ity of Sanford, F lo rid a . A D V IC E T O T H E P U B L IC : If a person d e c id e * to a p p e a l a decision m a d e w ith re tp a c f to a n y m a t te r considered a t the ab o ve m e e tin g o r h e a rin g , he m a y n ee d a v e rb a tim re c o rd o f th e p ro c e e d in g *, in clu d in g th e te s tim o n y a n d ev id e n ce, w hich re c o rd I t not p ro vid ed by the C ity of S an fo rd . ( FS 1*4 0101) J a n e t R. D o n eh o * C ity C le rk P u b lish : J u n e ], IS, 19*0 DESS M A R Y A N N E MORSE A t C le rk o f M id Court B y J a n e E . J a te w lc A t D e p u ty C le rk P u b llth : J u n e * . I I . ltfO D E S ** N O T IC E O F A P P L IC A T IO N FOR TA X D E E D N O -IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N , th a t J o te p h A /o r C a ro lin a N u r lk , th e holder of th e fo llo w in g c e r t if ic a te d ) h a t file d la id c e r t if ic a te d ) fo r a l a * deed to be lit u e d th ereon. T h e c e r tili c a t* n u m b e r d ) and y e a r l t ) of itiu a n c e . th e d e te r ip I ion of the p ro p e rty , a n d the n a m e d ) In w hich It w a t a t w t i e d i t /a r e a t lo ito w t C e r tific a te N o t i l l Y e a r o i l ttu a n c e 1957 D e tc rtp lio n of P ro p erty L E G SEC )1 T W P M S R G E J2E B E G 7 *1 1 5 F T N e t D E G e M IN I? SEC E O F N E C O R O F SE U OF N W '. R U N N et D EG * M IN 17 S E C E l i e 41 F T N e l D E G 11 M IN M S E C W M l U F T S W L Y O N C U R V E 170 F T S J* D E G IS M IN 4 S E C E l e t t * F T T O B E G I I 001 A C ) N a m t t In w h ic h a t t e t t e d S G K rlth n a A ll of M id p ro p e rty being In the C ounty o l Sem inole. S late of F lor Ida U n l t t t tu c h c e r t i f i c a t e d ) th a ll be re d e e m e d accord ing to law . the p ro p e rty d e tc rlb e d In tu ch c e r t if ic a te d ) w ill be to ld 10 th e h lg n e tt b id d er a t the w e tt Iro n ) d o o r. S em in o le C ounty C o u rth o u te . Sanford. F lo rid a , on the l l t h d a y of June. IftO . at 11 0 0 A M . A p p r o x im a te ly S IM 00 c a th lor fe e t i t re q u ire d to be p a id by the tu c c e ttfu l b id d e r a t the ta le F u ll p a y m e n t of an a m o u n t equ al lo th e h lg h e it bid p lu t a p llc a b le d o c u m e n ta ry tta m p t< e t a n d re c o rd in g fe e t I t due w n ln i t h o u r * a f t e r th e ad v ertised tim e o l Ih * M le A ll p a y m e n t* th a ll be c a th or gu ar anteed in s tru m e n t, m ad e p ay able to the C le rk ot C irc u it Court D a te d t h lt tt h d a y of M a y . in o (S E A L ) M a ry a n n * M o r i* C le rk of th e C irc u it C ourt S em inole C o u n ty, F lo rid a By T ln a T a y lo r . D ep u ty C lerk P u b llth M e y I I . I I . I f A Ju n e 1. ■990 D E R 1)7 N O T IC E O F A P P L IC A T IO N FOR TA X D E E D N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N , th a t J o te p h A /o r C a ro lin e N u r lk . th e holder o l the fo llow ing c e r tific a te !* ) h a t tile d M id c e r l il l c e l e d ) lo r a ta * deed lo be Ittu e d th ereon T h e c e rtltl cate n u m b e r !* ) end y e a r ( t ) ol Itiu a n c e . th e d e tc rlp tlo n of th e p ro p e rty , a n d the n am e I t ) In w hich It w e t a t t e t t e d i t / a r e a t fo llo w ) C e rtific a te No l ie } Y e a r ot Itiu a n c e 19*7 D e tc rlp tlo n o l P ro p e rty L E G SEC 19 T W P M S R G E J1E B E G 17*0 M F T N O F N E C O R O F SW ’ * O F SW ' * R U N N *01 1* F T S M D E G 11 M IN 5* S E C E t i l ta F T S L Y O N C U R V E M l 01 F T W *1 0 37 F T TO B E G (1 193 A C ) N a m e * In w h ic h a t t e t t e d S an ta P es to n jl A ll o l la id p ro p e rty being In the C ounty o l S em inole. S tate ot F lor Ida U n l e t t tu c h c e r t i f i c a t e d ) th a ll be re d e e m e d accord ing lo law . the p ro p e rty described In tu c h c e r t lllc a t e t ll w ill be to ld 10 th e h ighest bidder at the w e tt Iro n ! d o o r. S em in o le C ounty C o u rth o u te . Sanlord. F lo rid a , on the llt h d a y ot June, 1990. a t 11 OOA M A p p ro x im a te ly 111100 c a th tor fe e t It re q u ire d to be p aid by the successful bidder e l the ta le F u ll p a y m e n t o l an am o u n t equ al to the h lg ta tt bid p lu t a p p lic a b le d o c u m e n ta ry tta m p taxes and re co rd in g tees i t due w i t h i n 2 * h o u r s a l t e r th e a d v e rtis e d lim e o l the M le A ll p a y m e n ts shell be c a th or g u a r an teed In s tru m e n t, m ad e pay a b le to th e C le rk o l the C irc u it C ourt D a te d th u 9th day ot M a y . 1990 IS E A L ) M a ry a n n e M o rte C le rk o l the C irc u it C ourt Sem inole County. F lo rid a By T in a T a y lo r. D ep u ty C lerk Publish M a y IS. 11. 29 4 June 1, t»90 OER lit N O T IC E O F A P P L tC A T IO N FOR TA X D E E D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N , th a t L eo n ard C a t w l b e rry , th e holder o t th e follow log c e r t if ic a te d ) h a t tile d M id c e r t if ic a te d ) tor a ta x dee d to be ittu e d th ereon. T h e c o rtifi ceto n u m b e r d ) an d y e a r I t ) of litu a n c a . th e d e tc rlp tlo n o l the p ro p e rty , an d the n a m e d ) in w hich It w as a t t e t t e d I t / a r e e t fo llo w *. C e rtific a te No. H IS Y e a r of Itiu a n c e : l* * 4 D e tc rlp tlo n o l P ro p e rty : L E G LO TS 1 A 4 B L K A T R A C T 14 S A N L A N O O S P R IN G S P B * PG ( N a m e s In w h ic h a i M t i e d E llta b e th K otok A ll of M id p ro p e rty being In the County ot S em inole. S ta ir *>1 F lo rid a U n l e t t tu c h c e r t l l l c a t e d ) th a ll be red eem ed ac co rd in g to law , the p ro p e rty d e tc rlb e d In tu ch c e r t if ic a te d ) w ill be to ld to Ih * h lg h e it b id d er a t the w e tt fro n t d oor, S e m ln o lo C ounty Courthouse, San tor d. F lo rid a , on the l l t h d a y ot June. 1990. a t I t AM A p p ro x im a te ly ItlS O O c e th tor te e * I t re q u ire d to be p a id by the tu c c a t ilu l bid d er a t the M le F u ll p e y m e n t o l e n am o u n t equal to th e highest bid p lu t a p p lic a b le d o c u m e n ta ry stam p te x e t en d re co rd in g fe e t I t due w i t h i n 1 * h o u r * a l t e r th e a d v e rtis e d tim e ot th e M le . A ll p ay m e n ts th a tl be c a th or g uar anteed in s tru m e n t, m ad e pey a b le to th e C le rk ot th e C irc u it C ourt. D ated th is la th d a y ot M a y . 1990 IS E A L ) M a ry a n n e M o rta C le rk ot the C irc u it C ourt S em lnolo C ounty, F lo rid a B y: T ln a T a y lo r . D ep i ’y C le rk P u b llth : M e y 1 1 .1 9 A J u n e s . )]. 1990 D E R 111 N O T IC E O F A P P L IC A T IO N FOR TA X OE ED N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N , th a t L eo n ard C a m ! b e rry , th e holder o l the follow Ing c e r t lllc a t e d ) h e * tile d M id c e r t if ic a te d ) lo r a ta x deed to be Issued th ereon T h e t r i m c a t* n u m b e r d ) end y t e r ( t ) ol Ittu e n c o . the d escription o l the p ro p e rty , end th e n a m e d ) in w hich It w a t a t t e t t e d I t / a r e as tol low * C e rtific a te h o 12*0 Y e a r a t Ittu a n c e : 19*4 D e tc rlp tlo n o l P ro p e rty : L E G SEC 1* T W P M S R G E M E N 131 F T O F S 371 F T O F W 1C3 F T O F E 314 F T O F SW B E IN G LO T 1 U N R E C O P L A N LA K E H A R N E Y RANCH ESTATES 3R D S E C T N a m e s In w h ic h a t t e t t e d E v e ly n A lv a r e i A ll of sa id pro p e rty bein g In the County ot S em inole. S la te ol F lo rid a U n l e t t tu c h c e r t i f i c a t e d ) th a ll be re d e e m e d ac cord ing to lew . the p ro p e rly des crib ed In tu ch c e r t if ic a te d ) w ill be to ld to th e h lg h e tl bidder a t the w e tt Iro n l d oor. S e m in o le C ounty C o u rth o u M . S an lord. F lo rid a , on lha l l t h d a y ot June. 1990. a t I t AM A p p ro x im a te ly 111100 c a th tor fee t It req u ired to be p a id by th t t u c c a t ilu l bidder a t the M le F u ll p a y m e n t o l an a m ou n t equ al to the h lg h e tl b id p lu t a p p lic a b le docu m en ta ry tta m p taxes a n d re co rd in g fe e t It due w it h in 2* h o u r s a l t e r th e a d v e rtise d tim e o l the ta le AM p a y m e n ti t h a ll be c a th or gu a r anteed in stru m en t, m ade pay a b le to the C le rk o l the C ir c u it C ourt Dated th lt lath day ot M a y . 1990 (S E A L ) M a ry a n n e M o r i* C le rk ot the C ir c u it C o u rt S em inole County. F lo rid a B y: T ln a T a y lo r. D eputy C le rk P u b llth M a y II. 19 A Ju n e 1. II. D E R 171 CELEBRITY CIPHER CWeb!i l l c« rw r cryptograms ar> cta«l«d how u u o u i.m i Or turnout p*opw past and prewni c aux wrtxr „ in* earner stwHtt tor *no*h*r ruder • due P r « w i / * T D B K b O L P C K D S X X X Z B X Z D Z D K S F K X D O Z B H H B O S F W I I R O F Z S O D . * . H . . Z C W B O ( O R T H D L A O Z R T — W D O U I D O . PREVIOUS SOLUTION There's many a btrs! teller that by a good teacher." — c o u ld h a v e been prevented F la n n e r y O'Connor I N T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E fc lO H T E E M T tt v O D IC IA L C IR C U IT ) " IN A N D FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , , F L O R ID A C A SE N O . 49 5771 C A 0V P F E O E R A L D E P O S IT IN S U R A N C E C O R P O R A T IO N . In l it c o rp o rate capac Ity , P ta tn tltt, vt H O M E S F O R A M E R IC A . IN C . M IC H A E L E M U R T .A Y .e la l . O e lend ants N O T IC E O F S A L E N o lle * i t h ereb y g iven th at, p u rsu an t to the F in a l Judgm ent of Foreclosure e n te re d in the abo ve captioned ac tio n . I w ill M il the p ro p e rty situ ated In Sem inole C o u n ty. F lo rid a , de scribed a t : L o t t. Block I. C O L U M B U S H A R B O R , accc lin g to the p i. th ere o f, a t re c o rd e d In P la t Book 19. p e g t t 3 * an d 39, ol the P u b lic R e c o rd s ot S e m in o le C ounty, F lo rid a a t public M l * , to the highest and b e lt b id d er for c a th . a t Ih * W e tt F r o n t d o o r of the S em in o le County C o u rth o u te In Santord. F lo rid a , a t I I 00 A M . on the l i l t d a y o f June, 1990 W itness m y h an d a n d the te a l of th is C ourt on Ju n e 1st 1990 (S E A L I M ARYA N N E MORSE C le rk ot the C irc u it C ourt B y J a n e E J a te w ic D ep u ty C lerk P u b lish J u n e s . I I . 1990 O ES60 N O T IC E O F A P P L IC A T IO N FOR T A X O E E D N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N th a t L e o n a rd C a ttc l b e rry , th * holder ot th e follow ing c e r lillc a t e ( t ) h a t tiled said c e r tific a te !t! to r a t a * deed to b t Ittu e d th ereon T h * c e r tili c e l* n u m b e r d ) a n d y e a r l t ) ot ittu a n c e . Ih * d e s c rip tio n o l Ih * p ro p e rty and th e n a m e ( t) in w h ich it w a t a t t e t t e d i t a re a t follow s C e rtific a te No 1130 Y e a r ol Ittu a n c e I9*e D es crip tio n o l P ro p e rty L E G S EC 0 * T W P 20S R G E 3 IE S 40 F T O F N * * 3 4 F T O F E 115 *1 F T O F W 4*4 31 F T O F N W 1. Nam es in w h ic h a tte tte d A lv in E K irk A ll of ta id p ro p e rty being in the County ol S em in o le. S tale ol F lo rid a U n l e t t tu c h c e r l . t l c a > * l t ) th a ll be re d e e m e d accord ing to la w . Ih * p ro p e rty des crib ed In tu c h c e r t if ic a te !! ) w ill be to ld to th * highest b id d e r a t th * w e tt fr o n t d o o i. S e m in o le County C ourthouse. S an tord. F lo r id a .on the 21lh d a y o l June. 1990, a t It A M A p p r o tim a te ly H 2 1 00 cash lo r te e t i t re q u ire d to be p aid by th e successful b id d e r a t the w 'e F u ll p a y m e n t o l a n a m o u .il eq u al to th * h ighest bid plus a p p lic a b le d o c u m e n ta ry s tam p ta x e s and re c o rd in g te e t I t due w i t h i n 24 h o u r t a l t e r th e a d v e rtis e d tim e o f the ta le A ll p ay m e n ts th a ll be c a th or g u a r a n te e d in s tru m e n t, m a d e p ay able to the C le rk ot th e C irc u it C o u rt D a te d t h lt t* fh day ot M a y 1990 (S E A L ) M a r y a n n * M or ta C le rk ot the C irc u it C o u rt S e m ln o i*C ounty. F lo rid a B y T ln a T a y lo r. D ep u ty C lerk P u b lish M a y 73 19 4 June 1, 12. 1990 D E R 170 7 1 — H e lp W a n t e d 7 1 - H e lp W a n te d a FO R K LI F T O P E R A TO R a F u n 't th # w o rd t o r * I C asual frle n d ty office I H unt e n d peck ty p e n ee d ed ! H u r t, t AAA EM PLO YM ENT 794 W . n t h St....................... 1231124 K E Y E S F L A . I N C . R e a lto rs , p a y s tu itio n to R ea ) E s ta te School I ......................C a ll 123 7300 71— H e l p W a n t e d CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 ★ * M O U Y M A ID * ♦ P ro ! M a to S e rv ic e ' W ill tr a in , lu ll tim e . M o n F rt ... 247 5007 A D D T O Y O U R IN C O M C B u y e r t e ll A een H a r r ie t, T77 0 4 5 9 # - P e l, 777 4133 831-9993 C L A S S IF IE D D E P T . P R IV A T E P A R T Y R A T E S HOURS 14 c w s K ith * t a r n . . . 55C ■ Rue 10 CMMcati** f la m . . . 54C a Roe • : 0 0 A M . ■6 : 0 0 P .M . 7 CMMcati** times. . . S7C a lag MONDAY O n * FRIDAY 3 CM9*cath« bates. . . I 7C a la * SATURDAY 9 Ratet art per Issue, k ttN *a « 3 * • * ad 3 Uaet NOW ACCOTIM A S S E M B L E T O Y S k C r a ll ite m * , fu tl/p a r f tim e H lg lt e a rn in g s ' 404 72) 1111_________ ASSEMBLERS N r e x p e rie n c e rw c e s ta ry l 1 t h l l t t f . . . .................... ........ N o fe el Q u a lity T e m p * ....................447 4147 ASST. MANAGER NEEDED OR PARTS COUNTER H l l f P a r ts e x p e rie n c e p re fe rre d R e t ir e * * w elco m e! P a r t i C ity , S an to rd . 1100 S. French A v * P flf t i abo ve re fle c t a $1,50 ca th di*c o u n i for p rom p t paym ent. Schedul­ ing m o f Include H r*o ld A dvertiser a t th e coot of on additional day Cancel w hen you g et re tu lH . Pay only lor day» yowt ad ru n t a t ro te ea rn ed U ie lull d etcrlp tlo n for f a t t e it r e tu lft, Copy m u tt fo llow acceptable typographical form . H I A D I IN IS Noon The D ay Before Publication Sunday * I f A M . Saturday M onday ■ 11 30 A M Saturday E X C E L L E N T P A Y . B a n e lltt T re n s p o rta llo n C all 407 291 7400 4x1. 1141 Toll re lu n d e d 4 a m 10pm AUTO FARTS DRIVERS N ee d ed Im m e d ia te ly ) Ask fo r M ik e ..........................C e ll 130 9004 CONSTRUCTION ALL T1A0CS 21— Personals 4f— Miscellaneous C A S H A V A IL A B L E A u uyrr^p Im UraMAOL SAaaNuaaa fw n n A et RnEWr^peg^^B Q u ick C i t i n g ......... 1 1 1 *1 9 * F R E E RO O M 4 BOARD - Fur w h fe m a le . C as selb erry re tire d m e t * needs com pany C all *95 1723 A IR L IN E T IC K E T - To B a ltim o re /W a s h ln g to n k re tu r n lo O rla n d o ! J u n e 29 d e p a r t u r e R e tu rn J u ly I I 1141 C e ll I *07 340 0434 A I R L IN E T IC K E T , t W ty June 14. 1990 O rla n d o to C le v e la n d d ire c t M l C a ll 331 7141 23— Lost & Found F O U N D : G e r m a n S h e p h e rd , m a le Loves c h ild re n V e ry o b e d ie n t................... C a ll H i 994* L O S T : B la c k k w h ile k itte n . 'B u tto n *'" F r ie n d ly , L e t t te en n e a r Food L io n . Cat 1311 9 *4 * 25— Special Notices BECOME A NOTARY F o r D e ta in 1 SOD a l l *114 _ F to fid a 2 J o ta r^ A tio c to t)o n _ 27— N ursery & Child Care C H IL D C A R E S u m m er M o th e r ot 1 w ill c a r * tor ch ild re n S l/h r S an lo rd H I *4 1* C H IL D C A R E in m y h o m e 1 30a to 4 OOp M e a ls , m ac k s C P R c e rtifie d Ret Reason ra te s K a re n 310 0019 D A Y C A R E in m y S u n le n d hom e A ges 3 1 y e a rs R e to n a b le M e a lt p ro v ld e d L i t e » 0 7 C *S * C a ll 232 *3*9______________________ L K M A R Y /1 A N F O R D a r e a Special ra te s to r le h l Id re n C a ll 334 3 8 2 Legal Notices N O T IC E O F P U B L IC H E A R IN G N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N B Y T H E C IT Y O F L O N G W O O D . 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Longwood F lo rid a , or a t to on th a ra a tte r a t possible, to consider v a ria n c e s requested by C l * t t y C h a ttie s R ent A C a r a t tol lo w t ) ) to op e rate a car re n ta l n tlir e closer than 300 teet to re tld a n lla lly coned pro p erty and 1) to o p e rate a c a r re n ta l o llic * on a lot le ts than tw o 12) a c res In s ite In a C 3 tonin g district, on Ih# fo llow ing le g a lly d etc rlb e d p ro p erty T h * East 110' o l th * W e tt J * r ot Ih * N o rth 100' ot the South 25* I I ' ot th at p a rt ol B L O C K I , W lu D M E R E . lyin g north ot th * Township Line. a lto , the E as t 71' of th* W est 3*7' o l Ih * South 154 34' ol B LO C K 4. lyin g N o rth o t T o w n s h ip l in e o t W IL O M E R E . ac co rd in g lo P la t thereof recorded in P ie t Book t. P a g * I t ) , ol the P ublic R e c o rd l ot Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a . M o re g e n e ra lly d e tc rlb e d a t 111 E H w y *3 *. Longwood. F lo rid a A t Ih tt m eetin g a ll in terested p a rtie s m a y ap p ear tn be h ea rd w ith respect to th * va rian ce s requested This h e a rin g m a y be continued tro m tim e to ll(n e u n til lin a l ac tio n I t ta ken by the B o ard ot A d iu tlm e n t A copy ot the request I t on tile w ith the C ity C lerk and m a y be Inspected by ih * public A ll persons a re advised th at It they decide to ap p eal any de d t lp n m ad e a t these hearings, they w ill need a v e rb a tim record ot th * proceedings and tor such p u rp o se s, th e y w ill need lo In su re th at a v e rb a tim re c o rd Is m a d * , w hich re c o rd to Include th * testim ony and ev id e n ce upon w hich th * app eal is m ad e The C ity ot L o n g w o o d does not p ro vid e this v e rb a tim re co rd Dated thlt May 31,1990 D L T e rry . C ity C lerk C lty o l Longwood. F lo rid a Publish J u n e la n d t i . 1990 DES* N O T IC E O F F IC T IT IO U S N A M E N o tice i t hereb y g iven th a t I a m engaged In business a t I0V1 N H w y 17 92, Longwood. F L 32710. Sem inole C ounty. F lo rid a , ■mder the ’" c lltlo u s N a m e ot CO N SU M ER S AUTO EX C H A N G E , and th a t I intend to re g is te r said n am e w ith the C le rk of ih * C irc u it C ourt. Sem m ole County. F lo rid a , In ac c o rd an c * w ith th * P rovisions ot the F ictitio u s N a m e Statutes. To W it Section 445 09 F lo rid a S tatutes 1957 L in d a K a th ry n C am eron Publish M a r 29 4 June 5. t l . I f . 1990 O E R 241 IRONING IN MY NOME P IC K U P a n d D E L I V E R Y a v a ila b le C a l l .. .. .........I l l 4144 55— Business O pportunities HOUSEBOAT VACATION P a r tn e r w a n te d to p a rtic ip a te H a v e tun a n d m a k e m oney w it h 4 4 ' lu x u r y c r u i s in g houseboat S m all In v e s tm e n t re q u ire d 43 1 3417_____________ OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS F o r 1*1 C a ll 1 400111 1*49e x t L i t VENDING ROUTE L ocel H ig h tra ffic locatio ns Sell c h e a p l I 400 727 1300 61— M o n e y to L e n d L o c a l/C a rib b e a n T * M l / H R 1 447 497 9 *9 9 T *le n t But W a rt Fee CNA SIGN ON BONUS!!! 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Sth SI 1 b lk w est o i l / 97 2 2 2 8 1 1 * * IP p m I B D R M . 1 B A T H , fa m ily ro o m , k itc h e n a n d a p p lla n c a s , g a ra g a WOO p e r m onth PA U L 4 B E T H OSBORNE V E N T U R E I P R O P E R T IE S 111-4744 The rep fr o m S R w as v e ry pleased b y th e o v e rw h e lm in g response produced by th e ir Sanlord H e r a ld C lassilled ads tor their re n ta l ap is tchmS uleo to ru n on ih e 10 D a y Special S o m eth in g you need lo a d v e rtis e a l low cost a n d achieve q u ick re s u lts ’ T r y o u r 10 A la D a y Special ra te s Lowest cost p e r line lor con s e c u tlv e d a y s ’ a d v e rtis in g A d v e rtis e rs a r e tre e to c e re a l i t toon as re s u lts a re re ach e d C L A S S IF IE D D E P T . 1 1 1 H II | U b l& H & T W / to & M lN ijfo 101— Houses F urnished / Rent A T T R A C T IV E c le a t effic ie n c y , T V m ic ro w a v e , m aid se rv ic e C all 171 *001 o r 1714947________ C L E A N r e a m s , k itc h e n a n d laundry fa c ilitie s C ab le T V S tartin g a t * 7 1 /w k n o M i l K IT *N* C A R L Y L E ® by Larry W rifh t PINECREST 1 b d rm 2 b a th appliances, w orkshop, below m a rk e t for quick sale* 548.500 ASSUME NO QUALIFY 3 /1 *1 * 1408 sq ft new p a in t a n d ca rp et, a p p lian c es on |i/’] a c re l i l l ino 5 5 )0 0 0 L0NGW00D - LESS THAN $2,700 DOWN J bd r m T' l bath,, appliances, fenced y a rd * 553 000 ASSUME NO QUALIFY 5519 per m onth Im m a c u la te 3 b d rm 2 b ath , app liances and pool 5)9 900 HISTORIC 2 STORY 4 b d rm 3 b a th 2 8 /5 sq It H a rd w o o d doors, app liances, s e p a r a t e m o t h e r In la w s q u a rte rs , g a ra g e 143,900 PAUL 8 BETH OSBORNE VENTURE I PROPERTIES 321 4764 IIALI, REALTY 312 W 1s t S I S u it e 400 A F F O R D A B L E J b d rm . I * r b a th hom e CM A c o rn er lot L o w down p a y m e n t 544 900 L O V E L Y 1 b d rm I ' z b a th hom e, la rg e corner lot fo rm a l d in in g r m , m an y tree s' E »c s ta rte r hom e 11150 dow n * c c C a ll q u ic k 1 54) 0U0 323-5774 * MOTIVATED SELLER* Q F F C R tN O tT O W F U R N M U R E C E R T IF IC A T E .I sold by * 9 90 B ea u t tu d y m a in ta in e d on tre e a lot 4 b d rrn 2 * j bath o ve r 2200 sq ft liv in g a r e a F ir e p la c e , m ir r o r accents, ea t in 111, new c a r p e t , m in i b lin d s & v e r t ic a ls B ig b a c k y a r d w flo w e rin g tandscaping Kids b i k e fa Id y H w t f d e E le m school Trem endous ra iu e at l l lv o o o eves C a ll O w n*, 17) 9479. 7 B a , G a ra g e * oftices * e r t r a s t ! P re v Auto Sales * R e p a i r S h o p W i l l h o ld w 's u b s ta n tia l down p a y m t 1175.OCO C all 177 111* 153— AcreageLots/ S a le ____ O C A LA N A T IO N A L F O R E S T ! W o odrd lots R iv e r access S1 VM each No M onay Down! S7I atm o n th ty O w n er IS94I l l a 4179Or i904 ) 411 141* 203— Livestock and Poultry D U C K S /G E E 1 E /C H IC K E N S * T U R K E Y S - F ro m I I Ta t l t l C a ll........... ......................... 133 *0J» T U R K E Y S - C H IC K E N S D U C K S - Q U A IL S * G E E S E . C all 123 9014 209—W earing Apparel • E v e n in g G o w n P in k w o rn once! S lip H I S 117 1470 A N T IO U E B E D O ak C arved hea d b o ard , custom . 1 /4 m a l trass, b o , springs *450 C all 122 7117, e v e s ____________ B R ID G E S A N T IQ U E 5 • ] l l l* o i 10 1 M / Sal a A uction T h u n 7pm 1440 H w y 4 4 W » A B )4 7 « A U « 7 > 215— Boats and Accessories B O A T 4nd L A W N T R A IL E R W irin g and lig h t re p a ir C all 330 1343 lew U H a u le m p i FISH 1 SKI BOAT 14 F I "SOLD SUPER FAST!" JDHP 14 FT. S w ivel se at!, tro llin g m oto r w /n e w b a tte ry & tr a ile r, 3 %to r age c o m p a rtm e n t!, 18HP E v in ru d e P e rfe c t condition? 51,100 Offer C a ll (MO 0083 S M A L L C A R O and g it! shop In D o b a ry 1 1 1 .0 0 0 C a ll 1 * 0 / 44* 41*1 a lte r 4pm M rs A T of S an ford sold her re frig e ra to r Ihe t i n t day her S an ford H e ra ld C lassified ad a a v published Som ething you need to ad v e rtis e a t iow cost an d ac h ie ve qu»c»i re su lts * T ry our 10 & 14 D a y Special ra te s L o a e v f cost p er tin # tor 1: onset lit %e days ad vertising A d ,r r liv e r 1 a re tre e to cancel as soon as results a re reached C L A S S IF IE D D E P T 372 24H V h a u l. tr a ile r, re ad y MALIBU BASS BOAT 160— Business For Sale_____ B J'S R E S A L E W e B u y 'S e ll F u rn itu re I Col lectib les. Including E states 25*1 S Sanford A v e ,. 322 /440 B U N K B E D S - co m p lete and chest of d ra w e rs , 585 W ill sett s e p a ra te ly 333 8 /4 4 ___________ B U N K B E O S - C o u n try wood com pl 5 /5 L o v ts e a t. ro cker, c h a ir. 7 end tables, coffee ta h ie. 8 2 lam ps, co u n try wood. 5130 for a ll H 323 830) •C O N T E M P O R A R Y SO FA w ith m a tc h in g c h a ir, e a rth tones *« c cond SIQG 322 4040 a lte r 4 p m ___ ______ • D IS H W A S H E R T a p p an b u ilt in m odel, e a celle n f con d iiio n | / 1 c a ll 131 1714, leave m essage_______ ____________ E N T E R T A I N M E N T C e n te r O ak new * 5)25 M ic ro w a v e w tu rn tab le. |10C W ood trim sleeper VOta w m a tc h in g tnv eveat. 5 / ) both C all 323 4425 G qlv 8 B U O K IL L E R C o v a n I a c ra K e .p t In ia c t l a w a y fro m your y a rd w h lla e n te rta in in g and tw im m in g L a n te rn l ly la S3S C a ll 111 4719 1974 D O D G E R IV E R A - new lir a * , n ew ang ina G ra a t run nlng con ditio n t)7 0 0 1 X 1 4 1 5 9 l H t * t H f * CARPET WHOLESALE M ill P tra c t, N a m * B ra n d t 100% D upont s ta ln m a ite r 17 9 9 /yd. 100% nylon plu»h, o r Scu lptured H I LO , t l '.T /yd H w y 414 A 477. Longwood 111 1122 * * * * * » ■ * * * C O M ri NINTENDO SYSTEM 11 g a m e * In clu d ed ! S220 C a ll.......................................... 121 SOW • C u t fire w o o d lo r ia !e b a it o tte r C all 904 7*9 9144 • O R Y B A R O ak B a rre t Tw o ilo o lt * w a ll tig h t w ith d o c k to m atch 140 C all 127 7114 I F I R E P L A C E G l a t i E n c lo tu ra t, bea u tifu l nickel tr im , naw it itl In b o , 40 X I t a n d 41 X 1 2 . S7S e a c h C a ll.......................... ........... *31 2021 • F L O U R E S C E N T Deck L a m p 110.............................. C all 3*5 1940 8 M E A T A Food G rin d e r V a n W Y C K G o u rm e t Id e a l lor ground m e a t, baby food, and la l a d i Lived once M in t Cond SIS.............................. C all 177 4114 S O A K F I R E W O O D to r t a l* A bout 1/7 pick up load 111 obo C a ll 121 4149 • P a ir a l I f b l k a i . g ir l* R o n 10 tp a a d and m a r t M u rr a y beach b lk * . S40 each o b o . C a ll....................................... i l l l * t t PORT A CRIBI 120 Stereo. 140 T ru c k tool c a rrie r , 120 O th er m l» c *ll*n *© u v lle m i 1711117 S H A L L O W W E L L P U M P IH P . H O D O V w p r e n u r e sw itch. S71 C a ll............................ 171 2941 S T Y C O P O W E R B A L L RC S P O R T S G A M E In c tu d a itw o w lr a la t i rem ote co ntrol car*. Iwo rem ote unit*, ball* , and goal* 140 c a ll 122 91(5 8 X Y L O P H O N F T A B L E TO P 7 t In tong l ik e n ew t C o t! 1 G a c a r ft. 5 H P eng . 1204 bath. W a t tu lt (n ew X X L ) A 2 ta n k *. *1 0 0 a l l ! B u m p e r M U S IC B O X . 4 12 In M A M b u m p *, * . 2 70,70 pow er a m p t. I c r o n o ve r, 1 horn tw e e te rv ISO pow a m p , 7 m id i. ll.SOOobo 122 >201 2 3 1 -C a rs TAKE UP PAYMENTS No M o d i ) Down e ic e p l l a , , la g . till* , ale '•7 P O N T IA C B O N N E V IL L E 4 d r . auto. a ir. stereo cassette w i t h d r i v e r c o n tr o ls , t i l l w heel, cru ise co n tro l, pow er w in d o w * a n d s e a ls , o n ly 1779 Si p e r m onth 1994 T O Y O T A C E L IC A ST 1 * p d . A ' C . B a b y B lu e 58 888 E ic e lltn lc o n d M a g ic I t u t u ..........................12) 4244 1914 T O Y O T A C E L IC A ST • 1 t p d . A C . B a b y B lu e S 4 .ll* E ic e lle n tc o n d M a g ic l i u i u ......... ................ 11 ) 4244 B U IC K R E G A L • 74 O rig in a l ow ner L a n d a u root, pb p i. p o w er V4 R u n *, look* g re a t! M u t l * e e ! T r ip le y o u r in v e itm e .it in l e t * th a n * y r * t t l . l/ O c a t h n o w l Longwood 407 7*4 9119 F A IR W A Y M O T O R S " H o m t o l 9194 Down A R id # " 1400 US 17 92 Longwood N O F IN A N C E C O M P A N IE S ! "B U Y H E R E ! P A Y H E R E f' ‘I t T B IR D *400 D O W N A E Z paym ent T e rm *!!! '71 T O Y O T A T R U C K • LO W down A E Z w .e k ly p a y m e n l* t 44 R E L IA N T W A G O N LO W D ow n A E Z p a y m e n t*! It TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Money Down e ic e p t faa, ta g . t,!le . etc *4 D E L T A U B R O U G H A M 4 d r, auto. a ir. e le c tric w indow * a n d * e a ! t, ile 'e o c a t ie lt e , only 114* 34 per m onth C a ll M r . P a y n *. 123 2121 _ M E R C U R Y M A R Q U IS B R O U G H A M 49 4 d r ., v e ry clea n IH O O tlrm C all 904 44* 1700 US COAST GUARD APPROVED T o u r b o a t. 30 p e o p le In le rc o a v ia l A ll lic e n s e ! VO H P Y a m a h a Shade P o n to o n Sound > y !te m L ife la c k e l! F ir e equ ip , etc Good condi tiun, N O T a penny fo S P E N D to ! t a r t a lour N O W 52 / 000 40 / 343 0 /4 8 ___ II FT SEABREEZE Tr. hull. /0 H P eng , fra ile r? S ea l!, c a rp e fv 1■) l OOOcto UAj l JS 217— G arage Sales MOVING SALE L a d le ! ap p a re i, |e w * lr y and • c c tt5 o r le 5 U p to /0 % a ft ! S fo rtw id t C le a ra n c e ! E v e ry th in g m u ! t g o 'l S E C O N D IM A G E corner ol 1/ v j A 2 /in St , P U B L IC A U T O A U C T IO N • E V E R Y W E D N E S D A Y 7 10PM O A Y T O N A A U T O A U C T IO N H w y 91. D aytona Beach 904 111 111! 1991 C U T L A S S S U P R E M E A uto A a ir. 4* 000 tm (4.481 M a gic I t u iu . ............131 9344 T A K E O V E R p a y m e n t* on 1990 D o d g e S p irit B ra n d new B u rg a n d , C all 114 1)14 TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Money Down ex cep t la « , la g L ite etc I * P L Y M O U T H R E L IA N T 4 d r. autc a ir, pow er ite e rin g power bra k e * . *1ereo! O nly *119 44 per m o n th 1 C ali M r P ay n e 1 7 )7 1 3 ) H LongwDGd B oA qU * MOTORS 219—W anted to Buy 5)5 A lu m in u m C an ! New spaper N on Ferrou s M e ta ls . ....... C la w K O K O M O ........... ................m IleO 222—M usical M erchandise 84 AUDI 5000$ Lo ad ed ! A uto . a a c con ditio n! L U X U R Y at a L O W p ric e ! 14,200 C a ll....................... 040 3411 '1 4 C R V S L E R N a w Y o r k e r L a n d a u tu rbo, w h ile , 4 d r, b urgundy le a th e r i * a f i . A /C . p / t . p /b . p /w . p / d l / * * * t * . c /c . lilt, A M / F M c a * * .. tr ip com p a t * ta m p re ad o u t, ip o tla t l. E a c a lla n l ru n n in g . I ow ner. 17700 C a ll................... . 1*1-1191. ♦ _______________________________ '17 IS U Z U .T R O O P E R I I • 4 d r , L .S . p k g . S t p d , A /C . TuT o n * p ain t, a a c a lltn f cond. 14.99* M a g ic H u m ....... 171-4144 233— Auto Parts / Accessorius A L U M IN I U M T R U C K T O P P E R F u ll i l i a . In iu la ta d A p a n e lle d 1171 obo 123 4714 234— Im p o rt Cars and Trucks ’84 BMW 633 CSI B lack w ith tan le a th e r In te ri­ o r! B u ilt In ra d a r , gold BBS. telephone, w indow lin t, low m il* * E a c a lle n t co n d itio n S U P E R S H A R P I I A t k ln g 114.900 or b e *! o ita r C all (407) 428 M 79 _______________________________ * ’ 85 BMW 735 LEATHER......L0ADED.....JWT0 111.4 0 0 /0 1 hrr C a ll I X 7411 o r 211-2241 *85 VYV JETTA WOLFSBURG 4 d r ., 1 ip d . a l t , lu n r o o f, gold! S l,0 0 0 /b a *t .........222 09*1 235— Trucks / Buses / Vans S C H O O L B U S E S - 1971 O M C A 1979 F O R D M A K E O F F E R I t C a ll............................................ 221-1192 *83 FORD F150 4X4 X 0 H ra ig h l * . 4 *p e *d . da p a n d a b l* w ork tru c k , clean! 14.000 C a ll.........................471 7494 237—T racto rs and _______T ra ile rs _______ FARM TRACTORS M U S E D IN S T O C K A L L 1 IZ E S ! A L L P R IC E D M a i H and T ra c to r & C ru «pm »nt ta m i N of M a itla n d mtarchang^oM^ 238—Vehicles W anted______ W E P A Y T O P IS* lo r w racked ca r* tru cks! W E S E L L guar a n la ed used p a rt* A A A U T O S A L V A G E I t D e B e ry , 444 4*00 239— M otorcycles and Bikes "GREAT JO B!" L a r ry W ol L k M a r y ca lled his S an lord H e r a ld C l * t * l ll * d C onsu ltant w ith th * good n e w t t h a t h i * m o t o r c y c le s o ld w ith in 7 d a y * o l th * scheduled 10 D a y Special Som ething you need lo a d v e r t !* * a l low cost and ac h ie ve quick r * c u lts ’ T ry our 10 A 14 D a y Special r a te * Lo w e st cost p ar t i n * to r c o n s e c u tiv e d a y * ' a d v e rtis in g A d v e rtis e r* a re Ir a * to cancel a * soon a t r e s u lt* a r e re a c h e d !! C L A S S IF IE D D E P T . 122 2411 A ll c h ro m e w ith m a tc h in g luggage tr a ile r 53 895 or b e !f o ffe r C alf 760 185/ m e ic a g e 241— R ecreational Vehicles /C a m p e rs H O N E Y M O T O R H O M E 77 11 lo n g Dodge, lo w m ile a g e , v e ry good m e c h a n ic a l condi lio n W ill consider Ira d e t •70 491) or 119 4711 e ve*__ JA C O Pep Up C a m p e r Stove, h eat and a 'c N ew tent 1710 or bast o tter C a ll I X 3134 a lte r 4pm 243—Junk Cars 1U N K C A R 1 R E M O V E D NOCHARGE 131 917 7 ____________ ItT o p D o lla r II P a id for junk c a re tru c k !. 4 a heel d riv e A ny condition C all 113 1000 Hours: Mon. • Fn. 9 - 7, Sot. ft • 5 BAN K F IN A N C IN G Q U A L IT Y USK1) CARS B AR G AIN PRICES - WE BUY CARS - 3190 Hwy. 17-92 LO N G W O O D 324-1311 83 PLYM O U TH R E L IA N T 84 M E R C U R Y G R A N D M A R Q U IS AUTO A d ? O q , 4 5 0 tc M LE5 STK 80 05/3A AC all p o w e r , i u i u m v 5 k * LBP301 / $2488 $3388 83 B U IC K LeSABRE 2 CJOOH. AIL POWER *»a « GCeMtt 05 B U IC K L o S A B R E LIM ITED 4 DCX)H Lt A T*+f M S T U /1 4 M a s S k J LB PJC 11 $3388 $4888 223— M iscellaneous 84 F O R D TEM PO 85 R A N G E R PICKUP 4 CXX>;* AUTO AM 5 *a LBPJOlf AC V 6 TWO T U /^ LO N G B IO SK f IB P3C 5/ TUM B LE R LOCKING fir e p ro o f file cabined ! t r $2388 $3788 H A M M O N D E111 fu ll pedal o rg a n M a k e o ile r € *c cond 668 J65a leave m essage K E L L E R P IA N O Sm .iii upr-gnt M a hogney * ifh d e h u m id ifie r £ Rcellen! condition 5KJQ C a ll t t l 38 H . e v e n in g ! P IA N O Y fhifney M ahogany iv o ry keyii F in e condition 1 /0 0 f i r m C all 337 M l / e v e ! 1 a ____________________ 19*1 V W G O L F S *p **b a ir ! I ..........................................*1.545 .t u t u ........................... 121-4144 198* N IS S A N 100 Z X - Loaded. w ith T T o p * l! ..................... S H .90* M a g ic l * m « ...........................271-47*4 ’ 74 4 W H E E L D R I V E O M C S U B U R B A N . A /C . A M /F M . ca rp e te d In te rio r, tin te d drk w in d o w * (7000 C a ll 223 7011 f * C O U G A R X R 7 w ith a / t . a ir. V I. cloth In te rio r R u n * g ra a t! 1991 C a l l ................... . X I 1470 '82 HONDA INTERSTATE P O N T IA C F IR E B IR D 44 V« a c p *. p b, A M F M , d l,e in te rio r. *u per ru nnin g cond A d u lt owned *4400 14 5 3197 f o r * a t e M _ T JO O obo 3 3 4 0 4 /3 1 9 7 * (C O U N T R Y A IR R V M O B IL E 18'I > lO’w pop out. enclosed pqho C all 322 0198 181— Appliances __ / Furniture M a lib u John von 231— Cars '79 L IN C O L N M A R K V *700 down A E Z w ee kly p a y m e n t*! A ik H r C ra ig o r Steve. 711 1100 211—A n tiq u e s / Collectibles 1 5 7 - M obile” Homes / Sale 223— Miscellaneous idle! tTJieq fewn 171701'! �. ttt , I i • ' r r mr i arF T , t -; / » f » » } ^ ’r " “ / •* y ■ ' r, • ■ — Sanford Herald. Santnrd, Florida — Tuesday. June 5. 1990 b y C tlic Y o ung BLO NDIE I DONT a r t is t KN O W W HAT T M * m a o in m * © M ia s W S u L . T H A T 'S A L lT T U R ** B S T T S f l, L O T N O T M U C H by A rl Sansom THE BORN LOSER tuT t^ thT (T.W M O CAM T E L L WE WHAT THKy 6 ? T \ How calls send messages throughout the body How d o the Ixid y’s ce lls ro m m u n lr n t r w llli one a n o th e r? T h is q u e stio n h as ta n ta lize d research scie n tists becuusc. u n til ri'ecntly, the unsw er w as u n ­ k n o w n . If we w ere a b le tc understand tlu* basis of co m ­ m u nication between cells, we could begin to u nravel the co m ­ plex m yste ry of w h y ce lls behave as they do: w h y som e ce lls rem ain n o rm a l, w h ile o th ers im itate o r m alfu n ction to cause disease. The b asic |>allcrn Is decep­ tively sim p le . A sig n a lin g ce ll tran sm its a ch e m ical message — u s u a lly a ste ro id , a p e p tid e horm one or a n e u ro tra n sm ltlcr (such as acetylcholine) — that attaches to receptors on a target cell. These receptors are proteins s p e c i a l l y d e s i g n e d to be activated by n single, specific c h e m ic a l s ig n a l. W h e n t h i s sig n a l In te rn e ts w ith the appropriate receptors, the target cell responds by |>crformlng Its norm al fu n ction , such as co n ­ traction o r secretion. T h is over sim p lifica tio n Is a ll well and good, but It fulls to explain w h y the ce lls respond as they do. S cie n tists have now discovered a new and c ru c ia l piece to the puzzle. A cla ss of m em brane proteins, ca lle d G proteins, appear to m ediate re­ sponses lietw een ce lls by c o u p l­ ing receptors to other m em brane, proteins: the ch e m ical c o m b in a ­ tion activates the cell. T h u s, a chem ical signal, after b in d in g to receptors, can Initiate m ore than u oc rcs|M>nsc. depending on Its reaction wi t h llt e G proteins. Let me lllu s tra ie this sequence of events wi t h a practical e x a m ­ ple: w hooping cough (pertussis). 1 'crtu s s ls b a c te ria e x c re te a powerful to xin that c ircu la te s through the body. It Is a c h e m i­ cal signal, a protein that a t­ taches to receptors on b illio n s o f the b od y's cells. However, de­ pending on the presence of G p ro te in s, th e p e rtu s s is to x in causes varied c e llu la r responses. F irst, c e rta in ce lls arc sensitized to h ista m in e (a n a tu ­ ral ch e m ica l Irritant), ca u sin g Inflam m ation and sw ellin g , the ch aracte ristic sig n s of Infection. Second, other c e lls — p rim a rily In the nervous system — a rc activated by the to xin In a different w ay. re su ltin g In vio­ lent coughing. T h is cough re­ sponse appears to be m ediated by a G protein thul is u n lik e the one affecting h ista m in e s e n s itiv i­ ty. T he co u g h of pertussis can persist long after the w hooping cough Infection has disappeared. It Is due to lo x ln -ln ltla trd . G ACROSS 1 B ib lic a l k in o 5 2 5 th la tta r 8 O p p o a lt a o f post 11 S p a t d c o a ta a ta 12 M o n a c o p r tn e a 14 — nous 1 5 In fu tla ta s 1 6 A c ir a ta — A r th u r 1 7 B u rro s 1 9 T a m a r is k t a l l tra a 2 1 H o lo -in - o n a 2 2 M il 2 5 Som ew hat 2 8 A c ir a ta L u p in o 2 9 G am ut 3 2 S o c u r t ly 3 4 A c c o rd 3 6 C o n t a in e r s 3 7 P u n ch (t l.) 3 8 S ilty p a r s o n protein m ediated nerve-cell re­ sponses thut are unrelated to the actu a l Infection Itself. (C) 1 9 9 0 N E W S P A P E R T E R P K IS E A S S N . 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W ould y o u hm ltate to go dow n an extra tric k In an undoubted vu ln erab le slam contract. If p u t­ ting y o u rse lf In that position gave you a b e llc r ch an ce of success? I th in k not. On the other hand, you w ould need the im a g in a tio n to see the play, since It Involves th row in g aw ay an ace. C ue-binding back and fo rth . N o rth -S o u th w a n d e re d Into six no-trum p, w ith S ou th declarer. S o u th won the opening lead w ith the ace o f hearts and led a spade. West ducked the first spade, then lo o k the second (South th row in g a heart) and con tin u ed w ith the heart 10. D u m m y 's k in g won and d eclarer played out a ll hts spades, d is ­ ca rd in g a heart, two rlu b s and a d iam o n d . W est, w ho had to m ake four discards, let go two By Bernice Bede Oaol YOUR BIRTHDAY June 6, 1900 by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST VllT AW > p fp U C IN G S Pa c k 0U1 IN a l o n iA t VS 1 1 l « a g a i n * * ? o Q c A V by Jim Davis G A R F IE L D T ilt SECRET TO IMPRE55ING A CVWE l*> NOT APPEARING TO BE TOO EAGER. NOTICE HOW CALM ANP COOL I AM S p e c ia l k n o w le d g e y o u 'v e acquired over the years co u ld serve as a base In the m on th s ahead for a raft of new Ideas. Y ou 're now ready to put uniq u e tw ists on o ld experiences. GEMINI (May 2 1 -Ju n e 20) A n Im p o rtan t c o m m e r c ia l In­ volvem ent today Is not Itkcly to be conducted along co n ventio nal lines. T ills departure from tra d i­ tional procedures co u ld present you w ith an unexpected o p p o r­ tu nity. G e m in i, treat y o u rse lf to a b irth d ay glfL Send for yo u r A stro-G rap h p redictions for the year ahead by m a ilin g $1 .2 5 to A stro-G raph, c/o t ills newspaper. 1* 0 . Box 91428. C leveland . OH 44101 -5428. Ik- sure to state y o u r zodiac s ig n CANCER (June 2 1 -Ju ly 22) It looks like you m ight en ter Into an allian ce of convenience at tills lim e w ith a person w ith w hom you 've never been p re vio u sly associated in order to p u rsu e a m u tu al Interest. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Y o u r chances for success today w ill hc h earts and the five and k in g of c l u b s , k e e p in g Ills fo u r d ia m o n d s to the IO. W h e n d eclare r then p tiy e d the ace of clu b s. W est w as free to let his last heart go. S o West took the settin g tric k at the fin ish w ith th e d ia m o n d 10. S o u th can succeed by Jettisoning h is aec of c lu b s as he ru n s h is spade w in n ers. T h e n West Is ca u g h t In an u n u su a l squeeze. If he ever t h r o w s a d ia m o n d , d e c la re r m akes live diam ond tricks. But th ro w in g aw ay the clu b k in g or the w in n in g heart s im p ly allow s d eclare r to p la y a card from d u m m y In the co rresp on d in g su it, squeezing West once again. Sure, th is d ra m a tic p lay costs d e c la r e r a n o th e r u n d c r lr lc k w hen East holds the len g th in d iam onds, but tlx? extra chance Ju stifies the risk . g reatly enhanced If you Iru ly enjoy w hat you 're doing. Makelove o f y o u r task yo u r m o tiva t­ in g force. VIRGO (Aug. 2 3 -S ep t. 22) E s ta b lis h lo fty o b je ctiv e s for y o u rs e lf today icg a rd lcss of how far-fetched they m ay appear to y o u r com panions. Y o u 'll perform better If you feel you have to p u sh y o u rse lf a bit harder. LIB R A (S e p t. 23-Oct . 23) T h in g s should w ork out to y o u r u ltim a te advantage today If you d o n 't lose faith , even w hen the going gets a trlllc- tough. But y o u r total fo c u so n victory. SCORPIO (Ort. 24-Nov. 22) D e cisio n s you m ake today where you are lo o k in g out for a loved o n e 's Interests as well as y o u r ow n have excellent ch an ces for o p tim u m results. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 211 Y o u r ch ances for personal gain are ra th e r strong today, e sp e cially If you arc- Involved In som e type of co m m e rcia l arra n g c m c in wi th an in llu rn tla ! friend. 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Page 5 A I f U*l|\l •• 1 • ' J ft41I l»4 * * •11 • \ « . | h* \ If* i M tndi II *41 " l i l t 1.11s e ir.it '.H ac s " Hi It 1nil S A M i»K I» <v1 1v I ti t I n IM tssl t i ll I l l s h u i l v vv . is l u u n d Mik> K i r i n s a i d III* 1 V 1 III Is III* Race offers excitment ll I V4 tl.l*. I I • * M • •t | 14 f II I tH**|4 III I f i l l I I Winter Haven ticket wins Lotto III i I I II il I l.tlllt .*.•»«*• S \\| .»|< i «h { 4** nU* See Pago 3A I \l I M l B R A D L E Y D ILLIN G M,.» ||<] ,t 11 li . 1s t . H a l I l l ' l l s . i n l lit HI ' M a s >I,|| il n i l t»» *•»»» 24 te a m s b e g in n in g to lin e up i ( « • . uj» ft.i i t . i r t l i • i# it *t fiit |*l« \« flflfli* I IIM|»*I n 111<| lit s.t\« I fit lift tit t •• l*|\t (I N|»t t l.tl I • t t It If I (• 'l l l^ fi l .»! |)|t M»r«ld Brent C.irli ol Sanford and his son Tory. 10. with their racing car an �1 A — Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Monday, June 4. 1990 NEW6 FROM- THE REGION AND .ACROSS THE STATE Death Row lawyers found lacking Unitad Press International Martinez names DeFoor as running mate TA LLA H A S S E E — Gov. Hob Martini-/ surprised many political observers Monday morning bv naming* Monroe County ShrrlfT Allison DeFoor us Ids running mate In tin- 1900 Republican campaign for governor. DeFoor. 36. Is a former proseculpr who Is also known as a leading cnvlmnmenlallst. The announcement came at a Tallahassee hotel as Martinez officially kicked oil Ids campaign for re-election. DeFoor und the governor left after the announcement lor a tour of the stale, with stops planned In .Jacksonville. Orlando. Tampa. Miami and West Palm Beach. Martinez said DeFoor was chosen lor the lieutenant governor's position. In part, because of his strident anti-drug work In the south Florida area. Monroe County Includes the Florida Keys, u frequent dropoff |>olnl for Incoming drug shipments. The current lieutenant governor Is Hobby Brantley. who llrst announced Ills intention to run for agriculture commissioner, then decided to get out of (Killtlcal life. Many defense Inwvcts In dealli |M-nally eases arc underpaid. tiirx|»crlciiccd and unprepared lor trial lu the southern stales wlu-rc most death sentences an* handed out. a published u-pori said Sunday. The six-month study published m The National Law .Journal foetiM-d on tin- quality of legal representation on Ix-ltall m defen­ dants lacing the death penally in six southern stales dubbed tin death Im-Ii Representation Is often poor, the study Imind. In-cause lnc\|>crlcijecd lawyers often lack the training or money to battle well-flnaneed prosecutors who often have the p u b l i c on their side. "There's an economic presumption ol Unitad Pros* International FO R T LAUDERDALE — The drummer for the rock baud Foreigner and his wife were rescued unharmed alter abandoning their burning Ikkii off the Florida co.isi Dennis Elliott and his wife Inna were safely ba-k in their Fort Lauderdale hotel room Saturday night. The Coast Guard said Sunday it had not determined what caused the lire. The Elliotts' boat, the Charisma III. caught lire and sank in the Atlantic Ocean about 15 miles east of Fort Lauderdale's Hillsboro Inlet Saturday afternoon. Foreigner had u- string of hits lu the l!»7<>s and 198(K Including "Feels Like The First Tim e ." "Cold As h r ....... flint Was Yesterday." and "I Don't Want to Live Without You." TALLAHASSEE - Florida of­ ficials have proposed using Ihe mmmlalns ol radioactive waste byproducts from ihc slate s phosphate Industry as a soli conditioner, for construetInn mil lerialsatul in roadbeds. Environmentalists are lim i tiled at the notion. Hui the stale Departm ent ol Natural Re­ sources urged the U.S Deport­ ment ol Environmental Proleelion during hearings in Atlanta MIAMI — Metro-Dado County Sheriff:-, deputies acting on a tip from an anonymous caller found about 815 million worth oi cocaine early Sunday In a vacant home In southwest Miami. An anonymous tipster phoned pullet' to tell thi.in someone was selling drugs nout of the home. When police entered they found 1.550 pounds of cocaine packed In cardltoatd Ixixes Inside, but no one was there, and they they think It was being used as drug stash house. "There was nobody In the house. The house Is emptv " said Metro spokesman Hill Klnnebrew. "We have made no arrests and we're still trying to find out who was using It. He said the seizure was the largest so far this v.-.n Jamaican prime minister recovering MIAMI REACH — .Jamaican Prime Minister Michael Manley remained In stable condition Sunday at the Miami 3 lean Institute, where he was undergoing fvaltneni tor atypical pneumonia. "He's In stable condition and doing nicely." a hospital supervisor said. Manley. 65. was flown to the Mi mil lic.tch hospital by alt ambulance May 28. He had caught tin* (lit dining a visit to Washington the week Itefore. and returned to Kingston to rest. His condition was later diagnosed as pneumonia and doc tots at University Hospital in the Jamaican capital arranged for him to travel to Florida for additional treatment Manley was scheduled to undergo surgery lot prostate cancel In New Votk U tct Hu» month. U wu« Uliclrnr turn Umu tie would remain at the Miami Heat h hospital. Child dies before receiving transplant D A LLA S — The death of a 4-year-old Mexico hoy lost hours before he was to have received a life-saving liver transplant spotlights the small number of donor organs that doctors and patients have uvallablc. The child. Sammy Aguirre, who lived in llnenaveiiluia. Chihuahua, about 1(X) miles southwest ol Kl Paso. Texas, was flown to Dallas early Saturday morning lot the operation when a donor liver was found lu it child who died in Florida "Th e donor liver was uboul 2-1 hours loo late.'’ said Sylvia Hodcll. assistant director of public relations lor Children's Medical Center, where the operation was to have taken place Seminole tribe leaders propose sign law H OLLYW OOD — Seminole Indian tribal leaders have proposed an ordinance dial would help control the |muble ol signs along Side Road 7 through the reservation. The promised code would be patterned after laws adopted In Hroward County and Hollywood In recent years to regulate tiltsize and munlK-r of signs. Officials in neighboring communities applauded tin- pro posal. The mile-long stretch of highway through the reservation has long been criticized, along with oilier parts ol the road, for its plethora ol signs In all shapes mid sizes. I lie signs advertise everything from cut rate cigarettes to alligator wrestling shows. From United Press International Reports LOTTERY TALLAHASSEE The d a J y n u m b e r S aturd ay in the F lo ri d a Lot tery C A S H 3 g a m e w a s 53/ Straight Play (n u m b e r s in e>act ord er ) $250 o n a 50 c e n t bet. $500 o n St B om 3 (n u m b e r s in any or de r) $80 lor a 50 cen t bet. S t 6 0 on $1 Bom 6 (numbers in any order) $40 lor a 50 c en t bet. $80 on $ I Str ai gh t B o « 3 $330 in or de r d raw n, $80 in any o r d e r o n a $1 bet Straight Bom 6 $290 In order drawn. $40 it picked in combina’ on on $t bet Sanford Herald (IM PS 441 2401 M o n d a y , J u n e 4. 1990 Vol 82. N o - U 3 Publnhud Doily ond Sunday, oicopt Saturday by Tha Sanford Harold. Inc.. MO N Frtnth * » » . Sanlord. Fla D i l l Sacond C U M Potlaga Paid al Sanlord. Florida 22221 PO STM A STER Sand addrait ebangat to T H E SANFO RD H E R A L 0 . P O Boa 1412, Santurd. F L 22221. Subscription Rattt (Daily A Sunday) Hama OatKtry A 2Aail 2 Month, SI* S4 4 Month, 42* 40 I Vaar 42*00 Phona 1402) 222 2411 Bay of Pigs vets seek benefits Unitad P ra ts International MIAMI — Veterans of the failed Hay ol Figs invasion have orga­ nized a campaign seeking reeognlllon as veterans of the U.S. armed forces, noting that they carried U.S. weapons and fought with U.S. training. "If you financed us and you trained and and you gave us ibis kind of help, and lilts was recognized by l Ik- leader ol I In­ armed forces, tI k - i i we I m-II c v c we have a basis ftir recognition." said Rafael Cnbczas. president of Hrigndc 2506. the Bay of Figs Veterans Association. Some 1.450 Culiuu ex iles l * n l . i l | i i i i « i i In i l i u litiu -a For two years, they have lobbied C’ongrewi for recognition, concentrating on members ol the Florida delegation. Last year. Rep Dante Fasccll. I) Fla., forwarded their request lo lhe U.S Air Force oil Ire asslgned lo review all requests for veteran status In res|Niuse. Hrig. Gen. KIIwikk I F Hinnian III wrote that Assault brigade 2500 "appearsclearly ineligible." "First, their service was not rendered during a period ot armed conflict." ihc general wrote. "Secondly, their service was not rendered In dlreei sup port of l he armed services." , Today. Farlly cloudy with .1 50 pereeul eluuiee 11I showers and thunderstorms In the af­ ternoon. Highs in the mid (il)s with a southeast wind at l(> to 15 inpli Tonight Farlly cloudy with a 20 percent chain- ol showers and tlmuderstonus Low In tite low- 70 s w it It a westerly wind at 5 lo 10 inpli. Tomorrow. I-aril v cloudy and hot with a 50 |a rtcu! chance ol ultcruoou showers and thun­ derstorms w ith .1 high In the low lo mid ‘ Mi s FLORIDA TEMPS MIAMI - Hoi and rainfall at • .♦ City Ap4l4<h«OiA Crettvew U«lyton* Be* h Fort Lauderdale Fort V»*r$ G,*.ne>.rlle JacfcttnviUe Airsl M*a*mi Pe.i!*C04a W4WU Hi**"" TlHahatwe UM U attempt lo overthrow Fidel Castro. either directly or as mcmltcrs of sup|>ori battalions i hal never reached Cuba. Veterans' status would make medical benefits available lo between 700 and 800 CubanIxirn fighters More than 500 members of the invasion leant eventually |oined the U.S m ili­ tary and lints sin- already eligible lor veterans’ benefits, but 700 to 800 did not. i : i =a y LOCAL FO R EC A S T United Press International CARSON C ITY . Ncv. Tliomus "Scrnppydoo" Baal, n former mental IMtlcnl who said he deserved the death penalty and fought attempts to extend Ills life, was exceuled Sunday for the murder of a Lais Vegas shuttle bus driver during a 8120 robbery. guilt." said Carl Hi tier of Salomon. Go., who was ap|M)lnti-d lo a death penally Case In State proposes paving roads with radioactive waste 'Foreigner* drummer, wife rescued Bust nets 775 kilograms of cocaine Nevada killer Baal executed . iivgwHtv.- last month iu|M-nutt such use. KFA currently requires ihitt th e b y p r o d u c t s , c a l l e d phnsphugypsiini. must remain untouched in stacks with plastic Inters and covers to prevent leakage, because it contains ra­ dioactive radium. There are 20 such piles In Florida. The material results when phosphate Is processed Into fertilizer. E.\|Misiire to radiation has been linked to cancer. Hut stall- of­ ficials believe the threat from the Hi to Rnn FI 7$ 0 00 9J /| IQ 91 70 14 I I 74 0 00 91 71 »ra 97 44 0 00 to 7| J) ft 71 000 9Q 74 0 00 phosphogypsym Is overstated. Ix-rausr of the low levels ot radioactivity Involved. "We think your restrictions on the research and recycling of phosphogypsum are contrary to the goals of proper waste man­ a g e m e n t ." J e r e m y C r a f t, director for mine reclamation 111 DNR. told the KFA. The KFA was to continue ta k in g te s tim o n y th ro u g h mld-Jimc and then render Its decision. United Press Intsrnatlonal TA M FA - A rare while Bengal tiger drowned In a pool at Ihiseh Gardens alter sulfcrlng seven- stomach pains caused by a sm a lllulle d animal ilit- uger It.id eaten three lo six weeks ago. park officials said. The toy animal had lodged ilscll In Itie upper portion of the 5-fool, 2-year-old male tiger's intestines, said park spokesman David Courod. I wo gall slones had formed next lo the toy. further blocking proper digestion lor lIn- tiger and creating what must have been painful stomach attacks. Courod said. Ahum 3:15 p.m. Sunday, ihe tiger. Mwclu. was swimming lu a pool at (lie park and apparently suffered an allaek of stomach pain and drow ned. Connal said. Larry Cruzc of Hrondon was one of u ImiiiI 20 visitors who saw Mwclu struggle In the pool at Claw Island, the tiger habitat at the park. Tills tiger 'ooketl like It was trying lo swim, but It went under. It came back up and looked like n was Irving lo get m shore." Croze said. — rn r iiihrr Mger* wen- w.itching.' like' they were concerned." .Mwclu again disappeared under the water and never came up. Cruzc said. h iiHik 15 inlnules lo clear the other ilgers from Ihe area so park employees could safely enter Ihe |mniI. Connxl said. "Then a worker showed up. look Ills shirt oil and waded Into the |m m i I and pulled the tiger out." said Cruzc. who watched as park v e t e r in a r i a n H e ls y C o v i l l c a p p lie d cardiopulmonary r-.-siiseilaliou to the tiger. Her efforts failed and Mwclu. who had seemed healthy and active, was pronounced dead al 3:40 p.m Sunday. Courod said. I’ark veterinarians said ii was unusual that the stulfed toy had not either been digested or regurgildled. The stuffed animal had probably been iNittghi al the park or won al one of ihc park’s arcades. Connxl said. Most ol the animals at tin* park are not fenced oil from visitors. Courod said. "We asK that visitors not feed tin- animals or lo pul iliiugs in the displays, bin sometimes it happens." Courod said. "Somellmes things will be thrown in that people think ihc animals will play wiih " Courod said lx- was unsure w-liat the dollar value Of a while Hcngal tiger would be. While lieugul ligers. which originally lived In India, have disappeared Irnm the wild. ‘Sexually sober’ doctor denied work United Prase International -----------------------------------< _ I AMI 'A — Hroward County olllclals were so desperate lor obstetricians to work with poor women that 11icy tried lo hire a doctor who lost Ills license lour years ago lor loudllng patients as vouugas 14. However, ihe request wus Hath ie|eeted Saturday hv Ihe I iortda Board of Medicine. Di Ja m e s O lsen, medial d ire c to r lor o b s c trle s and gvuei ologv lor the Hroward Fiililu Health Department, had promised to supervise obstetri­ cian Sianlcv M. Droller ol D.nle i 'll\. a diagnosed "sex addict" who lias now been pronounced sexually sober." Hui board members doubted Dialler could be adquequalelv supcrvlsed. because be would be rotating through nine clinics across the county. It Dralter failed lu comply with Ills agreement to have another staffer present during prlvle exants. who would know, txuird nu-mhcis wondered. "I am appalled that you would even have the nerve lo come here today with this kind ol practice p lan ." said Famela Cam pbell, a St. Petersburg lawyer who Is one ol three lay members on the 15-memhcr medic.d board. " T ills practice plan is too loose, too accommodating, h smells erf tin- very things we don't w ant." said Dr. Fuad Asltkar nl Miami. "It places him In exactly the practice setting that the hoard NATIONAL TEMPS & y W EDNESDAY P t ly C ld y 9 2 -7 2 FULL Ju n e Q NEW M ay 24 (8 © TH U R S D A Y S u n n y 9 3 -7 0 y \ j^ F R ID A Y P t ly C ld y 9 1-7 2 TID ES MOON PHASES LAST J u n e 14 F IR S T M a y 31 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves an lo I ' j Icct and slightly glassv Current Is to tin- nnuth with water temperature ot 76 rh-gri Ncw Sm yrna Beach: Waves u I to 2 teel and gla-+>\ < mrem is 1 tlie north, with .1 water leui|M-t. tore ol 75 degrees Sun scree lai tor 15. fell was not appropriate." said Dr. Margaret Skinner ol West Fa I in B e a c h , t h e b o a r d chairwoman. “ This plan will he serving a public need and il will also allow l)r. I trailer to get back Into the practice ol medicine." said Faul Lambert, [trailer'slawyer. "We're nut here In accom­ modate the public health servlee or Dr. llra tle r." Asltkar re­ sponded "We're here to protect the public." Neither Drateler or Olsen addressed the board. We have 2.000 patients a year delivering without any prenatal care.” Olsen said. "Hroward County lias one ol the highest Infant mortality rates, and a ma|or reason Is the gap lit prenatal rare." *H' - E X TEN D E D O U TLO O K TU ESD A Y P t ly C ld y 9 1 - 7 0 Craft's remarks were sluM-klng lo Tom Reese, a lawyer for ManaSota-88. a leading Florida environmental group, lie has written to Gov. Ik>h Martinez and the mcmlx-rs ol the Florida Cabinet In seek a elarilleallon ol the stale's position. Martinez will answer the letter, said e nviro n m e n ta l adviser Estus Whitfield. Hui Whitfield added that the state supports the position of Craft, whose remarks were authorized by DNR clilcl Tom Gardner. Stuffed animal kills rare white tiger M O N D A Y: S O L U N A R T A B L E : Mill 2 45 a m :t (Hi p in.: MuJ. 8.50 a m.. •1 lo p m T I D E S : D a yto n a Mruch: highs. 5:53 a.til.. 6 21 p 111 lows. 11 53 a.111.. 12 -13 t•in New S m y rn a Beach: h ig h s 5 58 a in . 6 26 p m.: low s I 1:58 a in.. 12:48 p in.: Cocoa Beach: highs t> 13 a.lit.. •• 11 |> 111 . lows. 12 13 a in l 74 hour *«Frprf4turr% E0T Monday which I lie lodge refits* d to order payment for experts". "The district attorney has all the resources of the state crime lab. and we have to go hal In hand to the Judge and the I).A. on every request." Atlanta lawyer Millard Farmer .Jr., who has Ik-i -ii Involved In death |>cnally cases lor 23 years, said many lawyers are ollen over their heads In representing death row Inmates. "It's not that Ihc lawyer gels Into a trial and oiTcrs less skill than he is capable ol giving." said "Hut It would Is* |ttsl like ap|>olntlng me lo play for the Chicago Hulls — It's Is-yond my capability." Lack of experience Is not the only explanation lor the poor performance of defense lawyers, the study found. BOATING St. Augustine to J u p ite r Inlet Today southwest to weal wind Id to |5 kts Seas 2 to -t it li.iv and inland waters .1 moder­ ate i Imp Wind and seas higher near scattered afternoon limit derstorms loiilgtii wind southwest to vvt st |() to I 7 kls Seas 2 lo 4 II. ILtv and inland wait rs .1 modrr ate chop. SA TU R D A Y C lo u d y 8 0 -7 3 STATISTICS T h e high temperature in Sanford Sunday was SO degrees and the overnight low was 70 as reported by ' I k - University of Florida Agricultural Research ami Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall during the 24-hour period ending al H a.in. Tuesday totalled0 12 Inches. The lenqicmturc at 10 a.m today was 82 degrees and Sunday's overnight low was 71. as recorded hv the Nall011. 1l Weather Service at Ihe Orlando I11ternati0 u.1l AtrjMirt Other WeatiierServleedala Sunday's high....................95 Barom etric pressure.3 0.06 Ke'atlve h -m id ity....7 7 pet W inds...W est Southwest. 9 m p h K a i n f A l l .........................94 in. Toda y's sunset.....8:20 p.m. Tom orrow 's sunrise....6:27 City A FortcJit Albuquerque !y Anchorage !y A$hevlle pc Atlantapc Baltimore pc Billing! a BiimarcL pc Boston \h Brovyntvtlle pc Buffalo pc Charlotte pc Chicago ty Cincinnati pc Cleveland pc Delta* p< Denver $y Des Moin#% %y Detroit pc Duluth pc El Paio%y Evantvilla s, Far go pc Hartford Vh Honolulu%y Hex,Money lndianapoli%pc Kanva% City ty La% Vega% %y Little Hoc it !y L 0! 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Man shot In leg SANFORD - Henry Lee Demps. 35. 815 Orange Ave.. Sanford, was urresled after he shot Rodell Roberts In tne right leg with a 22-rallbre rifle, police said. The two had been arguing over the ownership of u radio. Roberts, who was armed with an ulumlnum softball bat. was utlcmpttng to lire Demp's residence when the shooting occured. police said. Stolen article pawned A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS - Barry Wilmon Wright. 25. of Altamonte Springs, was arrested on charges of dealing In stolen property after he sold a Mngnnvox video cassette recorder to Ace Pawn of Altamonte Springs for *46. police said. The VCR. taken from the Altamonte Springs home of William Wright, had been reported stolen nnd the pawn shop will return the Item to the owner, police said. Police investigate shooting SANFORD — Seminole County sheriff's deputies report they got conflicting stories from LcRoy Kilt. 38, 1011 Dunbar St.. Lake Monroe, who was wounded by a gunshot at about 2:14 p.m. Saturday. Deputies said Kill, who wus treuted at Central Florida Regional ltnspllul In Sanford, said he shot himself. H r allegedly declined to give specific Information, and his mother allegedly named another possible suspect In the shooting. No charges have been filed. Woman kidnapped, raped LONGWOOD — A woman reported to Longwood police she was raped by one of two men who look her against her will In a limousine from the Hotline Bottle Club. Slate Hoad 436, Allumontr Springs. Saturday. The woman said she was taken to the house of Darrell Tyrone Coker. 40, 628 E. Wtldmcre Drive. Longwood. There, she alleges. Coker forced her Into the house, prevented her CCIB chief Eslinger honored From staff reports SANFORD — Seminole County Sheriffs Ll. Donald Eslinger. who commands the City County Investigative Bureau, has been honored for distinguished serv­ ice. The Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency Chapter VII. of Central Florida, presented EslIngcr with a 1990 law enforce­ ment award platjtic May 1H. Eslinger. 32. a shcrlfTs deputy for 11 years, has been CCIB chief almost three years, supervising the m ultiagency, countywide vice task force. He has also served as it U.S. Drug Enforce­ ment Administration agent. Coker w.'s a t -sled on charges of kidnapping. h c :u u ! but in y and aggravated battery, after the victim cst-a|>cd to rail police after Coker and the oilier man fell asleep, a police report said. Longwood |Hillrr arrested Coker at Lome at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, after they got a warrant and searched his house. By NICK PFEIFAUF Herald stall writer L O N G W O O D - Gcorglctla Garth, considered as being rcs|KM3lb!c tor p n -..tilin g a major service station lire and helping save lilt- lilt- of a mol or HI. is to Ik - given special rt-cognitioi. to­ night al the rigid.ir meet lug ol the Longwood City Commission. Garth, an employee of the Texan* Food Mari al the Inlersce'lon of U.S. Highway 17-92 und Stale Road 434, will lie commendcd for her prompt sirtlon when a motorist, who ap­ parently had suffered an attack. Woman hit with vacuum cleaner APOPKA — A man who allegedly hit a woman In the face with pari of a vacuum cleaner In an argument over that appliance was charged with aggravated battery at 9:52 p.m. Sunday. Seminole County sheriffs deputies report arresting George Quincry LaMar. 57. i>701 Stale Hoad 434. lot 200. rural Apopka, at the scene, where Amber Watkins. 31. or Apopka, was reportedly battered. Ex-husband accused in attack W IN TER SPRINGS — Seminole County sheriffs deputies charged Edward Daniel Seiarlnl. 42. 1007 Chcstcrflield Circle, Winter Springs, with battery, after he allegedly hit his ex-wtfe Jane Seiarlnl In (he face and neck during a dispute In rural Winter Springs. The arrest was made at 11:2H a.m, Sunday. A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS - City police here called to 609-H Fenton Place. Altamonte Springs, oh a burglary In progress, reported finding Fred Alexander Latlnter. 44. of that address, hiding under a lied. Anna M. lull Inter. 43. m that address. |M>llcc said, has an Injunction to keep her estranged husband away from her. police said. At 5:17 a.m. Sunday. Latimer, who ullcgcdly entered Ills house through a window, was charged with hurgtar>- to an occupied dwelling and vllatlnn <4 an Injunction for proleetlon. Also at tonight's meeting, the city commission will decide (wo condemnation suits, and consid­ er the contract with City At­ torney Richard Taylor. Tonight's meeting ts the first In begin at the new starting time of 7 p.m.. approved by the commission at a May meeting. ( )|H* 11111111' s.t\ s ll In s! TONY ROSSI INSURANCE Ph. 322-0285 2575 S. French Ave., Sanford K s lu to -O w n e r s In s u r a n c e Woman, deputies battered l ilr. Harm-. I ar. Hudnrss. Onr n jm r SANFORD — A man who allegedly hit his cx-girlfrfchd fit the face with a beer bottle because she danced with another man at the Deluxe Bar. 1905 Southwest Road, rural Sanford, was arrested there at 12:41 a.m. Sunday. At the liar. Terry Lee Williams, also allegedly fought and threat.vied deputies and broke the windows of at least one ear. He was charged with aggravated battery, battery on a policeman, resisting arrest with violence.'resisting arrest without violence, threatening a public servant and criminal mischief. The injured woman. Pamela Joseph. 24. 807 E. Elgin St.. Sanford, was treated al Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford, deputies said. jm drove Ills vehicle Into one of Ihc g a s p o m p s o n Muy 30. Garth reportedly shut off the gasoline valves preventing a possible explosion, then manned a fire extinguisher In fighting the small hla/c that brake out as a result of the accident. C a r Insurance.* Man found under bed :• Pone**. SEIZED CARS : BMW. Wats, Me. 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DOS O ftorviis Amontan Beard of Ortnodcr-ssts Memcer Acwxan Auooatjon ot Cc-ooc/ tc s it all. PLAV FLAM lNG Ur^ �E pp p p n 4A — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Monday, June 4, 1990 / Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (USPS M1-1M) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Wayiw D. Ooyls, Pvbllitwr Ronald W. Ho*la, Eiocutlva Editor Laura Soli Ian, Advertising Dir actor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month* .................................... SI9.50 6 M o n t h s ....................................................0 3 9 . 0 0 1 Year ...................................... *7B.OO EDITORIALS Pivotal pill led 30-year revolt There has been little fanfare about It. but a tiny item that radically has changed the weave of America's social fabric officially is 30 years old. This anniversary — it hardly would be appropriate to call It a "birth” day — commemorates the Food and Drug A d ­ ministration's formal approval, issued in May of 1960. of a new pharmaceutical product. The manufacturer was G.D. Searle. the product's name was Enovid-10, and. con­ taining what later proved b. be a hefty 150 micrograms of estrogen per tablet, it was the first birth-control pill to be licensed for manufacture and «ale In the United States. Today, the FDA reports some 58 million prescriptions a year are written for de­ rivatives. variants and pharmaceutical cous­ ins — now produced and marketed by six major firms — of that first pill. That makes birth-control pills one of the most-prescribed medications on the market. More than that, however. It's hard to imagine anything in modem history — with the possible exception of television — which has had greater Impact across the social spectrum In so short a period of time. For starters, the presence of a relatively safe and orally consumed contraceptive more effective than any of the mechanical devices that were its forerunners freed both women and their sexual partners from long-held w o rrj over the prospects of unwanted pregnancy. That perhaps more than any other factor, was responsible for the vaunted Sexual Revolution of the 1960s. At the same time, "the pill’s " newfound W ILLIAM A. R U S H E R Are conservatives angry at Bush? SAN F R A N C IS C O — There arc enough rumbling* In the underbrush these days to Justify the conclusion that the conacrvative movement is unhappy with George Bush. The liberal media, always on the alert for ways to divide the opposition, have chimed in with stories supporting this conclusion — though as usual they have overdone It. Interview ing the Heritage Foundation's sagacious vice president Burton Yale Pines, and quoting his telling criticisms of Mr. Bush. Is one thing. Asking Howard Phillips, chairman of the Conservative Caucus, his opinion of the Bush administration Is quite another. It's a little like asking John Wilkes Booth whether he has grown disillusioned with President Lincoln. Howie broke with Ronald Reagan about 1983 for caving In to the left, and Immortalized himself in 1988 by asserting, in a speech, that Reagan qualified for Lenin's description of a fellow-traveling Westerner as a "useful Idiot." It doesn't take much imagination to guess what Phillips must think of Bush A Company, but it's hardly fair to cite him as representative of conservative opinion. Still, there's Just no doubt that the natives arc restless. Brent Scowcroft's champagne toasts In Beijing. Bush's refusal to give stronger support to Lithuania's lunge for Independence, James Baker's compromises on arms reductions In Moscow, and perhaps above all the hints that Mr. Bush may be pre­ paring to agree >o new taxes: These add up to trouble. I am Inclined to th in k . 'h o u g h , that co n ­ servative discontent with Inrumbcnt pres­ id e n t s . h o w e v e r conservative the ir credentials. Is Just a b o u t In e v ita b le . Conservatives are by definition "keepers of the tablets." A president ts. to f i t ' s a little like borrow the central asking John Image from one of W ilkes Booth Harry Trum an's besl whether he aphorisms, a chef in a crowded, noisy and has grown cverheated kitchen. disillusioned In any case, the re­ with President cord of conservative Lincoln. £ c o m p la in ts about Republican presi­ dents Is Impressive. There were hardly enough conservatives around to start a bridge game, let alone a rebellion, when Elsenhower was first JACK ANDERSON Hong Kong lives in fear of 1997 d e g r t e o f i n d i v i d u a l c o n t r o l a la o T r e e d w o m e n for greater choice in matters of far more consequence than mere sexual gratification. Thus, these past 30 years have seen a phenomenal growth In the number of women — granted ability to choose when, if and to what degree to be tethered to traditional concepts of the homebound motherhood — in the work force. That led to the so-called liberation move­ ment that has opened to women the doors of virtually every career path up to and including the corporate board room. Growing numbers of working women and two-worker households, of course, also led an economic revolution, as increased consump­ tion created both new markets and Increased buying power that in turn spurred rapid growtn in every tiling from profits to jobs. At the same time, however, freedoms born of the presence and widely spread use of "the pill" also have been blamed in part for both the divorce rate and rising numbers of single-parent households with which America today is plagued. Furthermore, the pill-born shift of the contraception burden away from males addi­ tionally is held responsible for declining use or condoms, leading to an increase In sexually transmitted diseases that, once on the wane, arc again a cause of major concern. A ll of this, of course, has been ac ­ complished at little added risk to the health of the birth-control user. Indeed, while there was some controversy in the early years of "the pill'* over whether it Increased the risk of breast cancer, discovery that now-standard estrogen doses of 30 to 35 mlcrograms per tablet — but u fraction of that 150 inierograms contained in the firstlicensed pill — afforded adequate contracep­ tion seems to have erased even that. Berry's World v C 1**0 «, a ll M elected, but outrage at his performance in olftce played no small part In the upsurge <>r conservative sentiment that occurred during his second term. Nixon nil but totally ignored the conservative movement while he was In the While House, and might have destroyed It entirely If the late, great congressman from Ohio. John Ashbrook, hadn't kept the flag aloft by running against him In New Hampshire and the other early primaries of 1972. Nor was Howie Phillips the only or Ihc most important conservative to lose considerable faith In Ronald Reagan during Ids years in tinOval Ofllce. I know of nt least one major main line conservative function, planned for 1983. whose sponsors were reluctant to Invite Reagan Un­ necessary year In advance because "W c may not be for him then." So George Hush, however mad at him conservatives may la*. Is the heir to a long tradition. We may. I think, la* quite sure that In­ is aware he has trod on some tender con­ servative corns, and I don't assume lie is callously Indifferent to the fact. But lie dales from Herman Hickman's years as Yale's fooilmll coach, and undoubtedly remembers that old fox's advice on how to handle the alumni: “ Keep 'em sullen, hul not mutinous." The question for conservatives, then. Is: Is it lime to get mutinous? GEORGE F. WILL Prevailing Russian traditions W A SH IN G TO N Catherine the Great. Russia's reformer two centuries ago, was given to imagining grand new cities. She once enlisted a distinguished visitor. Austrian emperor Joseph II. to participate in laying two foundation stones of an envisioned metropolis. He commented drolly. "She has laid the first stone of a city, and 1 have laid Ihc last.” He was correct. Today, even the proposed site of tills "city" Is unknown. Th is Is u Russian tradition: grandiose designs and disappointing execution. The tradition survived Intact when other traditions were ruptured by the 1917 revolution. Viewed against the tapestry of Russian history. Gorbachev's tentative and Incoherent reforms seem to be (In Prlmo Levi's delicious phrase) "stale innovations." Th e political reforms constitute a re­ crudescence of czartsm. even unto a new law making it a crime to "insult" the President. Into whose hands power Is Increasingly concentrated. Gorbachev's economic reforms have so far consisted of a strange salad of criticism of communism and adherence to "socialist" central planning. Now Gorbachev proposes a five-year transi­ tion to a "regulated market economy.” Soviet history is so strewn with mendacity and folly that the vocabulary of politics crumbles at the touch. The word "transition" echoes old Incarnations about "the glorious transition" to true socialism. And one can Imagine derisive muttering across all 11 of the Soviet Union's time zones: "Wonderful. Another Five Year Plan." This raises an old question concerning the nature and continuity of Russian national character. T o read the story of Russia's grealest reformer, the determined Wcsternlzcr. Peter the Great. Is to sag beneath the weight of national inertia. For example (from Robert Mosaic's biography): "Bribery and embezzlement were traditional In Russian public life....Russian officials were paid little or no salary; It was luken for granted that they would make their living by accepting bribes....Whatever Peter did — urge, persuade, cajole, threaten, punish — seemed to make little difference....Once. Peter elevated an honcct lawyer lo a judgeship, in tills new position, where his decisions could become ail object ol bribery, the new Judge became corrupt. When Peter found out. he not only absolved the Judge, but doubled Ids salary to prevent further temptation...(bull promised that if the Judge ever again betrayed his trust, he would surely hang. The Judge fervently promised ihut Peter's fail h was Justified — and soon afterward accepted another bribe I oter banged him .” In an Interview In Encounter magazine. Adam Ulam, iiead of Harvard's Russian Research Cctiler. Is asked how deeply the Soviet system reflects Russian tradition. Ulam rejects the notion that the system Isas much a product of Russian history as of Com ­ munist doctrine. He Is pressed a bo u t whether traditions of egalitarianism made the Soviet people receptive to Stalinist collectivization, and today account for puhllr anger about people making prof­ its from cooperatives, and the reluctance of peasants lo accept I a n d u n d e r ( s o v i e t history G orbachev’s lease­ is so strewn hold arrangements. w ith lolly that Ulam answers that the vocabulary far from being recep­ of politics tive. the people re­ crum bles at sisted collectivization the touch J uniII broken by re­ pression. and ever since have practiced passive resistance so doggedly that they have forced re-cxamlnalton of the entire practice of collectivization. Furtherm ore, "that the Russian farmer Is now hesllallng lo accept land is not due to his innate reluctance to lake charge of his destiny, but to the haunting memory of what happened to his father and grandfather under Stalin's terror — and bow the NEP-men were treated when Stalin decreed that the New Economic Program (the first Soviet flirtation with economic liber­ alization) bad come loan end.” How tentative Is Gorbachev’s tllrtatlon? After five years of talk about perestroika, bread ts still so absurdly subsidized that is Is cheaper for a fanner to feed bread to Ills pigs than to feed them grain. Gorbachev still docs not understand the Law of Holes (when you are In a hole, stop digging). He Is p’anning to raise prices, but in a dilatory Five Year Plan, and many prices will still be set by Ihc govern­ ment. And there will be Indexation: Wages and pensions will Ik* adjusted to spare most people much pain. It looks like a recipe for familiar Irrationality at a higher price level. That ts not surprising considering that in his recent denunciation of the populist Boris Yeltsin. Gorbachev accused him of attempting "to excommunicate Russia from socialism” and said that "the socialist choice" Involves "our fundamental values, our benchmark." De-Stallnizatlon — end. rg random terror, establishing rudimentary rule of law — was the easy part. De-LcnlnUatlon — abandon­ ment of government by commands from the center — has not seriously begun. W ASHINGTON - Aflcr tlx* massacre In Tiananmen Square one year ago. It's no wonder that residents or Hong Kong pondered an escape route to the tropical Federal Republic of Corterra. For Just SIB.CXX). Hong Kong citizens were offered a deal to buy a Corterra passport and access lo the 12 Islands of that nation midway between Hawaii and Tahiti. There was only one hitch. There Is no Corterra. It was the fig m e n t of a con m an's Imagination, created to prey on the fears of H ong Kong residents. On Ju ly I. 1997. Britain will turn control of freewheeling H ong Kong over to the re­ p re s s iv e C h in e s e g o v e rn m e n t th a t would Just as soon m ow people o v e r (T h o u s a n d s oi w ith tanks as let H ong Kong them live freely. residents So today, Instead of stand in line buying passports to to apply (or im aginary havens, passports. J thousands of Hong Kong residents stand in lint* for hoursat foreign consulates every day. rain or shine, lo apply for passports. The lines often wliut around blocks, but the people still wall. They have only seven years lo get out and It's not loo early to start. Th e high-rise city teeming with Rolls-Royces, Mercedes and BMWs Is looking over its shoulder for the lirst lime ibis century. Th e message of Tiananmen til Hong Kong was that China's promises that It would not Interfere with the Hong Kong economy were probably hollow. If students in Beijing can be crushed because they asked for freedom, what will happen to the people of Hong Kong who already have It. More than a mllll> i Hong Kong Chinese protested In the streets In the month following the massacre. Passport lines stret­ ched for miles. One woman called the IJ.S consulate on the brink of hysteria. "Are you going to protect us?" she begged China boosted the hysteria by announcing that 50,000 British passports issued to "key" Hong Kong residents us a safely valve lor 1 9 9 7 w o u l d n o t be h o n o r e d . In this atmosphere. the fear vultures emerged. Residents have been teased not only by fake countries hul by bogus visas to real countries. Panama's former consulate general in Hong Kong was accused of running an Illegal passport racket selling useless passports to Panama. About 65,000 people are expected to stream out of Hong Kong tills year. Most arc the best and the brightest who won't tolerate suppression. Spokesmen for the British government in Hong Kong have tried to quell the panic by touting (be deal they struck wltb China Beijing has promised nol lo oppress the people of Hong Kong and not to lanijM-r with the capitalist economy for at least 50 years. But a growing number of influential people in Hong Kong think (lie only way to protect themselves Is to put a sti zig democratic system In place before the city changes hands. There arc eternal optimists. Wealthy Hong Kong developer Gordon Wu rutts Ids business from the 64th floor of an office building wltb a postcard view of the world's busiest liurbur. "Th e show will go o*i." be told our associate Jim Lynch, with a confident grin. Wu ts a Princeton-educated man w in exudes con­ fidence. "They have to leave us alone." he said, noting dial Hong Kong can be China s cash cow. He sees Hong Kong as a little Manhattan, functioning as the corporate center where the deals are struck while the manufacturing goes on in China. I think China will eventually come around to our w a y o f t b i n k i n g Many of Hong Kong's residents would argue that Wu is 64 floors above realilv �t. V Sa.dord Herald, Santord, Florida — Monday, June 4, 1990— SA Team Drought Continued from Page 1A < Derby tacrsilu ly 14. "I was looking lor something iliat w r could do together." Carli -aid. "Something dial was really hands on. Sports are great, blit what rould we dr. that was really . hands-on project? I talked to l ory about (the Soap Box Derby) and lie said "Hint's great. Let's dolt."* So about six weeks before the raees last year, utter the duo had ordered trie, plans for the car from Akron. Ohio, where the national championships are held each year, the work began. Th e derby ears are about five or six feet long, and racers are almost completely enclosed. Only their head and eyes show. Th e engineering and design Derby Continued from Page 1A An article In the August 1088 issue ol Sports Illustrated In­ spired Kirby to ask for a franeh1****here. "t looked lo Ihls Issue lust year and I was Just like. 'Oh my God. They have a while section on Soap Box Derby races In here.'" Kirby said, "'fills Is great. When you "see the kids working on this and the families working on tills. It's just le.tmc. What Iletter lamily project could he have?" "Pal 1’and/a at Little Ccasars lias been |nsi gn-at." Kirby said. "They're providing salad and pi//a and drinks Tor all ihc racers, the day of die race. They are really Ix-hliid this. We might not be able to do It without them. flu- races will Ix'gln at about 8 a.m. duly I I with a parade scheduled lorO am . tracers will roll down French Avenue from 18th Street, in trout of Lakcvlcw Middle School to Lilli Street, in front of the state farmers market. The races will be run in double-elimination beats. The winning racers must he able io goto Akron to compete In the national contest on August I I . but Kirby said that every effort is made lo encourage parlictpallon and help the kids dial might not be able to race otherwise. "Jl they have trouble with the cost, we lind them sponsors." Kirby said. Last year, the first year races were held In Sanford, the event garnered a tremen­ dous amount of support from the community, he said. T h e kits contestants must order to build their ears consist of plans and specifications. The ears can cost mnre than #300 lo build. They are ordered from Akron — the headquarters of the All-American Soup Uox Derby — have Identical parts and In­ structions so that each ear Is as close to Idcnllral to the ethers as possible. K irb y said the two major things that separate the winners from the losers are aerodynam­ ics and steering. Races will be in two categories: kit car and masters. Kit ear racers lean forward with little more than their eyes and their helmets exposed. A bow-tie shaped steering wheel controls what little steering Is needed for the races. Th e courses are always as straight as they can be. so the steering wheel serves primarily to keep the racer- from wrecking Into one another, which almost never happens, Kirby said. Masters rar racers recline In the ears wilh their necks pro­ pped up to see over the steering w heel. Recreation S u p e rin ­ tendent Jeff Monson said. DEATHS W 1 L L IF F . " P E E W E E " A L L IS O N Willie F. "Pee Wee" Allison. 29, 327 Selina Dr.. Altamonte Sptings. died Frklay. June I. at tils residence. Horn Oct. 23. I960, in Orlando, fie was a lifelong resident of Central Flori­ da and a memlrer ol Ml. Moriah M issionary llapllst C h u rc h . Winter Park. S u rvivo rs include mother. Kill.i M Triplett. Winter Park: sisters. Loretta King. Evctte Zanders, Tamara Triplett, all of Winter Park and Bonita Triplett ol Orlando: maternal grand­ mother. SammM- L.. Altamonte Springs. Golden's Funeral Home Inc.. Winter Park, in charge of ar­ rangements. 1948. In Chicago, be moved to W inter Springs from Toledo. O h io , this year. He was a marketing manager lor Atlas Energy Corp.. and a member of Tuskaw llla United Methodist Church. S u rv iv o rs Include father. W illia m . Decatur. III.; wife. Ja n ie ; sons. Gerrod. Jason, Jerem y, all of Winter Springs; sisters. Patsy AnriStfmley,'Mesa, Art*.. Katheryn Moody 11. De­ catur. Ha Id w in -F a I re it I Id Funeral Home. Goldenrnd. In charge ol arrangements. TE R R Y TU R N ER JR . Terry Turner J r.. 2 mon.hs. 303 Selina Drive. Altamonte Springs, died Sunday at Arnold Palmer Childrens Hospital. Or­ lando. He was bom April 3, 195K). In Altamonte Springs and attended Pentecostal Church of God. S u rvivo rs Include parents. Te rry and Marta Kelly; maternal grandparents. Wllllc and Minnie K e lly . A lta m o n te S p rin g s : great-grandmother. Lessie Mae Kelly. Altamonte Springs. Golden's Funeral Home Inc.. Winter Park, in charge of ar­ rangements. LEO N HENSON Leon Henson. 54. 404 Garfield Avc.. Winter Park, died Friday. June I. at Florida Hospital, Orlando Horn Jan. 13. 1936. In DcKulb. Miss., tie moved to W inter Park in 1955 from Philadelphia. Miss. He was a cement finisher and a member of S i. Paul Baptist C h u rc h iti Mississippi. Survivors Include son. David I. , Orlando: daughter. Emma Jones. Philadelphia: brothers. I veil. Ray Charles, both of C H A R IT Y PRICE Philadelphia. Lewis and Johnny, Charily Price, 99. 2041 Carver both of Altamonte Springs. Avc.. Eatonvlllc. died Sunday. Adolphus and Jerry, both of June 3. at AMI Hospital. Or­ Ealoovllle and Dove of Winter lando. Born Dec. 22. 1890. In Park: sisters. Molly Millie of Culhbcrt. Ga.. she moved to the Philadelphia and Alice Lewis. Central Florida area 64 years A lta m o n te S p rin g s ; seven ago. She was a homemaker and a member of Mt.’ SInat Seventh grandchildren. Golden’s Funeral Home Inc.. Day Adventist Church. Orlando. Winter Park. In charge of ar­ S u rv iv o rs Include g ra n d ­ d a u g h te r. G lo ria . O rla n d e ; rangements. d a u g h t e r - i n - l a w . M a ttie . E a to n v lllc ; gre a t-gra n d so n . G E R A L D L E E ROTH Gerald Lee Roth. 42. 1577 Stanley, Easlottvllle. Golden's Funeral Home Inc.. Carrington Avc.. Winter Springs, died Friday ai Orlando Regional Winter Park, in charge of ar­ Medical Center. Horn Feb. 20. rangements. lab was Itrcnl (.'aril's parr-tits', garage. The chief designer and engineer was Tory. " T o r y would spend every weekend at m y dud’s." ('aril said. "We spcnl about 300 hours on that ear." Ask Tory which aspect of the project took the most time and you get a simple, one-wurd answer: "Sanding." "H e learned a lot about sand­ ing." Carli lauglicd. "He must be the Ik-si sandcr In llit* world, now." Th e young racer elaborated; " I had lo do a lot of sanding. It's kind of like hiildlng a space shuttle — II lias to h - so perfect and aerodynamic. Bui Il's worth It." Since Carli wanted the ear to he T o r y 's project, the e n ­ thusiastic fullicr said he had to Ire on guard against his ego. "W ith some rinds. It's an ego trip, at age 35. to make the w lu n ln g e a r .” C a rli sa id . "Everybody cooperated ... inn To ry did most of this." Carli expected a lot of work and sweat from Ills son. They each knew that's what the pro­ ject would take. But Tory showed his father sometlilng else Carli did not ex|M-rt lo find In an 11-year-old — even Ills own. To ry showed a degree t-( pro­ fessionalism and sportsmanship that ended up costing him a race. Il was the night before the race at a wctgh-ln at city hull. Each car had lo Ik- weigh about 2(X) pounds, and a competitor was coming op light. Like other racers, tie was using weights to bring his ear up in standard and lie had a lew extras on band. "W hen we went to have tinears weighed, tin- night In-fore the race. Hits one kid was coming up a little short Without a thought. Tory loaned this kid some weights The next day. the kid beat hint bv three onethousandths of a second. (Toryl Jumped rigid out of the ear and instead of crying and kicking and spitting and cussing, he wr-ni over ilien- congratulated the kid ' sal:! Carli. clearly bursting with pride. "T h a t's what we re In it for ‘ T o Tory. It wasn't so profound. It Just made sense. "It was all for Inn." To ry said. "It didn't really mutter who won. We all got to race. Il was Ion going last. And all those Continued from Page 1A pumping front The Floridan Aquifer "Th e aquifer would I k - higher If our rainfall amounls were higher." lie said. "Rain Is our s o le source ol recharging the aquifer." which supplies 80 percent ol Florida’s drinking Seniors C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e I A medical needs as housekeeping, cooking, and properly maintenance needs like mowing tin- lawn or taking out garbage to name a few. The recipients of these stalefunded programs like it In-cause it gives people who do llnl require a great deal of medical care the opportunity lo live morenormal. IlldeiM'tlllciil lives. FREE LECTURES •NOON, SATURDAYS ROBERT H. PFLUEGER ATTORNEY AT LAW mnE^SERVCES 339-2022 Sot* 104 - 311 IteitlwvJ Av*. AJtamoni* Springs (t 4 South oi SR Center for Atm ospheric Re­ search In Boulder. Colo. "We call It a 'natural deviation.* Weather comes from a hindumcntal In­ stability in the atmosphere. It's a very complicated relationship." tlieincsckes." members help care for the person. Rupp said the cost of thr program Is si ill S 1.000 per mouth toss than keeping a senior In a nursing home. In-home services and adull luster care are the most popular programs. Rupp said. Adult foster care is a program in which seniors go to live in someone's home am! ihc laiullv "A n d the state Is cutting funding |fnr in-home service and foster-care program s)." Rupp said. "Will somebody please tell me the logir In that?" "Nursing homes should be for people who need skilled nursing r are." Rupp said They should not be. for people who Just have a little bit ot trouble taking <are ol ANNUAL ITRCKXT.V.t: YIELD’ ASM!ALtNTOtEST R.TTE 833 * 800* Limited Time Offer '"B A N K R U P T C Y ^ ■WIPE oar DEBTS •KEEP YOUR PROPERTY ■CONSOLIDATE BULS •STOP COLLECTION THREATS •STOP TORE CLOSURE AND l AW SUITS no reason that we know ol, said Kevin Trcnberth of ih<- National SK-MONTH CDSpecial on IS IT FOR YOU? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP • water. Numerous meteorologists front across the nation simply did hoi know what is cruising the drop­ off in rainfall. 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After a S3.UUU "While ( hrislmus", returned lo alcohol, Immediately went nut nl contrul. Sitnii iiccrled a pint of liinirlnm lo stop the m o r n i n g shakes, i m nlh.onu hinge, raised Ins list In hit his wife. Suddenly (lashed had to Iris ihildhood. Kt.ili/eil like lather, like son. Broke down, asked lor help. “I went into the Corel nil tleod inmle, iteoien They gur e rn< nmontiiiioinil Imt They gun me mylift Tom's licciisober 2 years, lias kept his family liigelher.and says his life hascaiiipletch mined nrmiinl. CarelJnil Treatment Programs O rlando urea call 18001433-3691 Daytona area call (904) 257-7709 �•A — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Monday, June 4, 1990 Graduation — Continued from Page 1A designed to be drug and alcohol free. "The kids want and need an alternative lo the wild parties that sometimes happen when they go out (o celebrate gradua­ tion." Gall Stewart, a parent who Is helping organize the party for Seminole H.gh School, said. Seminole. Lake Howell and Oviedo High Schools have made plans to have baccaulaueeate services for those students and their families who would like a Christian ceremony lo kick olT the graduation proceedings. "There has been an attempt to separate church and slute. so the school docs not take an active role In p la n n in g the b a c­ calaureate" explained Murgaret Berry, the guidance director at Lake Howell High School, "but many of the parents and the students want n service, so they plan it themselves.” G r a d u a t io n c e re m o n ie s highlight the achievements of the graduates. In all but one ca se , the c o m m e n c e m e n t address Is given by students chosen by their peers rather than celebrities chosen from outside the school. Seminole High School's se­ niors chose two students from their class to speak to the assemblage June 8 at 8:30 a.m. in T h o m a s E . \ V h ig h a m S ta d ium . T h e students are among the top 10 In their class, but they are not required to lie the top scholars. This year Kristin Burnette and Shanan Stewart will represent the graduates. "I think they represent the class well.” Principal Wayne Epps said. Epps said the class of 1990 was "a truly exceptional one” and they were a "true honor" lo the school. The 332-member Seminole H ig h S c h o o l s e n io r cla ss garnered In excess of $500,000 In scholarship money. Among the scholarship win­ n e rs from S e m in o le w ere Bernard Eudy who earned a $48,000 scholarship to Rutgers: Brandon Cash who will be at­ tending East Carolina State Uni­ versity on a $32,000 scholar­ ship: Chnrlcs Mlkels who will go to the University of Central Florida on a $20,000 scholar­ ship: Heather Schaffer who has been awarded u $24,000 schol­ arship to Rollins College: U p *-Howlngton who will attend ,i»c University of Central Florida on a $20,000 scholarship: Sherri Reddick who received $20 .(T0 from Albany State: Tina Jackson who was awarded $28,000 from Prar le View A&M and LaShulonda Robinson who will attend Rollins on a $33,000 scholarship. Twenty-one students received the President's Academic Fit­ ness Award. They are Christin H. Burnette. Penny E. Preston, Am y J . Jacobs. Theresa Weems. Michael Briggs. Jennifer Beck. Gina Tlllls. Shanan Stewart. Gary W. Thomason. Jeffery A. Derr. Tru ong Mahn Nguyen. Krickct Snow. Doris A. Weekley. Stephen Dtcklson. LaShalonda Robinson. Klangn K. Ford. Alison O. Pugh. Orlenna Matos. Valencia C. Wells. Shawna K. Cohen and Christina Neville. Lake M a ry se n iors have chosen two of their seniors to nddress their class during their Thursday evening celebration which will be at 8 p.m. In Don T . Reynolds Stadium. Principal Don Reynolds, who will retire in October said he is “ proud of the efforts pul forth by the clnss of 1990 for the betterment of the school and the students themselves.” The 551 graduates from Lake Mary High School earned $1 million In scholarship money. Shawn Koslnskl won the Semi­ nole Community College Board of Trustees Scholarship: Michael Enflnger earned $200 from the Optimist Club of South Semi­ nole: Jason Newman and Jen ­ nifer Melncckc each received $500 from the Heathrow-Lakc Marv Festival of the Arts schol­ arship fund: Erich HernandezBaqucro was appointed the Inc U n it e d S ta te s A i r F o r t e Academy and received n hill scholarship: Michael Stewart was appointed to the United States Coast Guard Academy on a full scholarship; M lchut! Moreland rcclcvcd u full Air Force ROTC scholarship as well as a $500 foreign language festiva l s c h o la rs h ip : llene Slotnik received the $1,000 Bob Sprague Memorial Vocational Scholarship: Jennifer Chlcerchla received a $500 American Asso­ ciation of University Women Scholarship, and Shelley Charron earned a $2,000 scholarship to Savannah College of Art and Design. Fourteen students earned a 4.0 grade |>olnl average or bet­ ter. They are Kathleen Cook. Ellen Cook. Christie Edwards. Vonda Lynch. Nlsha Manl. Saty a n M ehta. J a m e s M ills . M ichael M o re la n d . Sandra Pow ell, Je ff R cback. Jo h n Rotruck. Lisa Ruangsomboon. S co tt T e m p le and S a ndra Wilson. T h e S e m in o le H ig h b a c­ calaureate service w ill be Thursday at 7 p.m. at Central Baptist Church In Sanford. Freddy Smith, pastor of Central Baptist Church. Tom m y Jacobs, pastor at Pinecrcst Baptist Church and Ron Merthc. pastor at New Word Life Church, will la­ the speakers. Lake Mary will not have a baccalaureate service. Baccalaureate services will lxheld Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in both the Lake Howell and Oviedo High Schcail gymnasiums. Luke Howell's graduation will be at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at their stadium. Oviedo High will graduate their seniors at the same time at John Courier Field. Lake Brantley will have their commencement ceremonies at H p.m. Thursday at Tom Storey Field. Lyman High will hold their g ra d u a tio n at G r e y h o u n d Stadium at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Summit yields benefits United Press International W ASH IN G TO N Here are highlights from the Joint news conference held Sunday by Pres­ ident BujftLnnd Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev: Opening rem arks B ush ca lled the s u m m it "productive" and said. "Presi­ dent Gorbachev and I have agreed to meet tin a regular basis, pet haps annually. Both of us would like to think that we enn get together more often with less formality because, you see. we re now at a stage in the U.S.-Soviet relationship and. indeed. In world history where we should miss no opportunity lo complete the extraordinary tusks belore us." He has linked Bush lo visit the Soviet Unltjn. Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It hereby given that *e are engaged In business at II] Hollow Branch H d , Apopka. Seminole County. 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PlaintItt, v* FRANKLIN B A R N E TT.e la l. Defendants NO TICEO F ACTION TO FRANKLIN BAR NETT Current residence and address unknown last known address 1/10 West lath Street Sanford Florida YOU ARE HER EBY NOTI F IE O that an action to foreclose a mortgage upon the following property In Seminole County. Florida to wit Lot 10 of Assessor s Map ol Lots 44 A 41 Block A M M Smith's 2nd Subdivision, re corded in Plat Book t. Pag* 101. Seminole County Public Rec ordt. Sanford. Florida hat been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses. II any to it on MARK A KOTEEN ESQUIRE Plaintiffs attorney whose address it )IOO Clay Avenue Suite I//, Orlando Florida 32*04 on or before July 4. IffO and III* the original with the Clerk ol this Court either belore service on Piemlitf % attorney or immediately there after otherwise a default will be en'ered aganst you fur the relief demanded n lhe Com plamt or Petition WITNESS my hand and teal ot this Cour- on the 1st day ot June, itfo (SEAL) a' a r y a n n e m o r s e Clerk ot the Circuit Court By CeceliaV Ekern Deputy Clerk Publish Junes. It t| ]s ieeo OES SO N O TICEO F FICTITIO US NAME Nolle* Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 24(1 Park Av* . Sanlord. Fla J2//I. Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Nam* of HAPPY TY M E CERAMICS, and that I intend to regltter said name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florl da ^ In accordance with Ih* Provisions ot the Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To Wit Section M5 Of Florida Statutes l*S/ Ronald R Smelter Publish Junes. II. II.2S. IffO OES 4* IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T " FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION File Number *0 41/ CP IN RE ESTATE OF E T H E L M KAULFERS. Deceased N O TICE O F ADMINISTRATION The administration ol the e s ta te ot E T H E L M K A U LF E R S . deceased. File Number to 41/ CP. is pending In the Circuit Court tor Seminole C ou nty, F lo rid a . Probate OivltUm. the address of which it Seminole County Courthout*. Sanlord. Florida J2//I The name and address ot the personal representative and the personal representative's attorney are set lorth below All Interested persons are required to III* with this court. W IT H IN T H R E E M ONTH S FROM THE OATE OF THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS NOTICE 111 all claims against th* estate and 121 any objection by an Interested person lo whom notice was mailed that challenges the valid ity ot the wdl th* qualillcations of the personal representative, venue, or lunsdictlon ol th* court ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BARREO Oat* ol the first publication ot this notice ol administration June 4 IffO Personal Representative Marion B Philipton Attorney lor Personal Representative MARGARET A WHARTON 4S4S Central Avenue P O Bo. 11/2 Oviedo. Florida 12/tS Telephone 140/1)45 /1*] MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk Circuit Court BY Patricia Thatch*. DEP U TV C LER K S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y FLORIOA Publish June a It l**0 OES V NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged m business at 42* North Division St . Oviedo. FL 327*5. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot CUSTOM WOODWORKS, and that I intend to register vatd name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Semmoje County. Florida, in accordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wt ction 1*5 09 Florida Statutes 195/ Ron McCleskey Publish May 21 A June 4. 11. II. 1990 OER 712 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Lenal Notices IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATC DIVISION Fit* Number f* 41] CP IN RE ESTA TE OF EARL WARREN GARDNER. Detected N O TIC E O F ADMINISTRATION Tty* administration ol the estate ol E A R L W AR REN G A R D N E P . deceased. File Number so 41) CP. Is pending In the Circuit Court lor Seminole County. F lo rid * . Probate Division, Ih* address of which Is 301 N Perk Avenue, Senford. FL J2//I Th* name end eddrest ol th* Personal Reprev-nlallv* and ol th* Personal Rrpr* tentative'* attorney are sat lor Ih below ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BARREO All Interested persons ere required to til* with th* Court. W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S FROM THE O A TE OF THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS NOTICE (It all claims against Ih* estate and 121 any objection by an Interested person lo whom notice was mailed that challenges th* valid lly ot tha will, th* qualifications ot th* personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction ot the court Date ol th* llrtt publication ol this notice ol administration June 4. IffO Personal Representative GEORGE B HAMRICK, at Trust Olllcer B A R N ETT BANKS TRUST COMPANY. N A Attorney lor Personal Representative W E W INDERW EEDLE. JR 2I*W Comstock Avenue Winter Park. FI 12/fO 2*tZ Telephone (40/142( 4040 FlorldaBarNo 0114426 MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk. Circuit Court BY Petrlcla Thatcher D E P U TY C L E R K S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . FLORIDA Publish June4. II. IffO DES 54 C ITY GF LAKE MARV. FLORIDA N O TICEO F PUBLIC HEARINO NOTICE IS HER EB Y GIVEN by Ih* City Commission el the City ot Lek* Mery. Florid*, met said Commission will hold a Public Hearing on Jun. 21. IffO. at 7 00 P M . or at lour, thereafter at possible, to con tider a request from Barry Portney tor Conditional Us* Approval and Sit* Plan Approv al lor Wendy's Restaurant with drive thru facilities In a C I dltlr'cl w'th a variance lo Chop ter IS/0)1 F ) 12) reducing th* average butter width end eliminating th* btrm/brlck wall requirement on th* following described property. Lot 2. Plat ol Sun B-nk Property. Plat Book M. Page 4/. Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida Tha Public Hearing will be held In Ih* Commission Cham bars, is* N Country Club Road. Laka Mary Th* Public It In vlted lo attend end be heard Said hearing may be continued Irom time to lime until a llnel decision Is made by th* City Commission A TAP ED RECOROOF THIS M E E TIN G IS MADE BY THE C I T Y F O R IT S C O N V E NIENCE THIS RECORO MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADE QUATE RECORD FOR PUR POSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE C ITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING M A TTE R ANY PERSON WISHING TO EN SURE TH AT AN AOEQUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEED INGS IS M AIN TAIN ED FOR A P P E LLA TE PURPOSES IS A O V IS E O TO M AK E TH E NECESSARY ARRANGE M ENTS A T HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE City ot Lake Mary. Florida Carol Edwards. City Clerk D ATED May 2). IffO PUBLISH Junes. IffO DESS NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtu* of that certain Writ ol Eiacutlon Issued oul ol and under th* seal ot the Circuit Court el Seminole County. Flor Ida. upon a tinal ludgemenl rendered In th* aforesaid court on th* loth day ot Janua.-y A O Iftf. in that certain case en titled. Horn* Properties. Inc.. Plalntlll. - v s - rio-lds Carprt & Vinyl, Inc . a Florida corpo ration and Malcolm E Blue. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ ol Execution wet delivered to me at Shtrltl ol Seminole County, f lor Ida. and I have levied upon th* following de scribed properly owned by Malcolm E Blue, said property being located In Samlnole County. Florida, more parlieu larly described as lol lows All right, till* and Interest of th* defendant In th* lol lowing described real property, to w it: Lot 8. Block A. HIGHLAND HILLS, according lo th* plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book 18. Pag* 58. Public Records Seminole County. Florida ra/a fie McCIIntock Street. Long wood. Florida ) ; . ' » and th* undersigned as Sherltl ol Seminole County. Florid*, will at It 00 A M on th* 28th day ol Jun* A 0 IffO. otter tor sal* end sell to th* highest bidder, tor cash In hand. tub|*cl lo any and all flitting liens, el Ih* Front IWfttl Door at the sttps ol th* Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida. Iho obovo described R EA L properly Thot said sal* It being med­ io satisfy th* terms of seld Writ ol Execution John E Polk. Sherltl Seminole County. Florida Publish June 4. II. 18. 25. IffO. with Ih* sale jn June 28. IffO OES II IN T H i CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E I I O H T K I N T H JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. f0 2»4(-CA *f E FIRST FEO ER A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, a corporation organized and existing under the Lews ol 11* United Sta'es ol America. Plaintiff, -v s — ROBERT J SANKEVand M A R YL SANKEY. hit wile. CHASE M AN HA TTEN FINANCIAL SERVICES. INC . a Delaware Corporation d b e CHASE M A N H A TTE N O F FLORIOA and FRANCES FARMER. Defendants N OTICE OF ACTION TO ROBERT J SANKEY and M ARY L SANKEY. Whose Address Is I7f( Hawthorn* Ridge Court. Vienna. VA 221(2. It living. Including any unknown spousal ol said Defendants. It •hey are divorced and remar ned and It said Defendants are deed, their respective unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, assign***, creditors, lienors and trustees, end all other persons claiming by. through, under or against th* named Defendants, and Ih* aforementioned named Defendants and such ol Ih* aforementioned unknown D* lendenlt at may be infants, incompetents or otherwise not tuilurlt YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIEO IheI an action to lortc lose a mortgage on the following property in Seminole County, Florida . Lot 4. ISLE OF WINDSOR, according to th* Plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book 15. Page fl. Pubi.c Records ol Seminole County. Florida hat been Med against you and you a -t required to serve a cony ol r » $ written detente*. It any, to if on HARRY G REID. III. of M O N C R IE F . R E ID A N D WALLACE. P A . Attorneys lor Plaintiff. Post Ottice Bov 22/f. Sanlord Florida 22/72 22/f. and tilt th* original with the Clerk ol th* above Court on or belore July 2. IffO. otherwise, a Judgment may bt entered against you lor th* relief de mended In Ih* Complaint WITNESS my hind and Ih* Official teal ol this Court, on this 24th day ol May. IffO ISEALI MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk Publish May 28 Jun* 4. II. 18 IffO OER 2(f IN TH E C IR C U ITC O U R T. IN A N O F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO. fO IOOf CA (f-P STEN S TR O M STUM P CON STRUCTION AMO OEVELOP M EN T CORPORATION. Plamtilt. vs BOBBY LEE OAVIS. JR end CYNTHIA DAVIS, hit wile. Defendants AM ENOEO N O TIC E O F ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO B O B B Y L E E D A V IS and CYNTHIA OAVIS. hit wile (Whose address It unknown) YOU ARE H ER EB Y NOTI F I E D that S T E N S T R O M STUMP CONSTRUCTION ANO D E V E LO P M E N T CORPORA TION have Hied a Complaint lor Mortgage Foreclosure In Ih* Circuit Court ol Seminole County. Florida, lor real proper •y being described as Lol 10. Block I], Tier D E R TRAFFOROS MAP OF THE TOWN OF SANFORO. accord Inq to Ihe plat thereof at re corded m Plat Book 1. Pag* sa. ol Ih* Public Records ol Semi nole County. Florida, and you are required lo serve a copy ol your written defenses It any. on FRANK C WHlGHAM. ESQUIRE, attorney for Plain till, whota address Is P O Box DM. Sanlord Florida. JJZ/2 I1M. on or before July 4. IffO. and III* the original with th* Clerk ol this Court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or Im m e d ia te ly I he re a d e r ; otherwise a default and ultimate ludqmenf will be entered against you for tha relief d* mended in th* Complaint WITNESS my hand und ot tidal saal ot this Court this I day ol June. A D . IffO (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Mealher Brunner Deputy Clerk Publish June 4. II. I(. 25. IffO OES sa C ITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN by the City Commission ot the City ot Lake Mary. Florida, that said Commission will hold a Public Hearing on June 21. IffO. at / 00 P M . or at soon thertaf ter at possible, to consider th* first ot two required readings ol an Ordinance entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE C ITY OF LAKE MARY. FLOH I0A. PROVIDING FOR THE VACATING OF A PORTION OF A RIGHT OF WAY. LOCATED NOTICEOF RESOLUTION IN TH E C I T Y OF L A K E CLOSING. VACATING. MARY. FLORIDA. AND MORE ANOABANDONING PARTICULARLY DESCRIBEO RIGHTS OF WAY. OR HER EIN PROVIDING FOR ORAINAGE EASEMENT S E VER AB ILITY. CONFLICTS TOWHOM IT MAY CONCERN A N D E F F E C TIV E OATE vacating the following portion NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ot th* right ot way that the Board ol County Com misstoners of Seminole County. That portion ol Fourth Road Florida at Its Regular Meeting lying soulh ol Leslie Lane In held on the 77nd day of May Sanlord* Substantial Farms A 0 . 1990. in the County Com Tract No I. as recorded In Plat mi si.oner s' Meeting Room at Book 5. Paget ( ] and (4 ol Ih* the Semmole County Services Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida Budding in Sanford Florida pursuant to Petition and Notice The Public Hearing will be heretofore given, passed and held in the City Commission adopted a Resolution closing Chambers IS4 N Country Club vacating and abandoning re Road Lake Mary Th* Public it nouncmg and disclaiming any invited lo attend and be heard ai 1 all right of the County ot Said hearing may be continued Semmole and the public in and from lime to time until a final to the following described decision It mad* by th* City rights ol *ay or drainage ease Commission Copies ol th* Ordi menl. to ant nance in lull are available in the Commence at the Southerly City Clerk sOttic* most corner of L 72. Sanford | It Ih* Ordinance is adopted on Place, as per plat thereof re First Reading, the City Com corded In PB 33. Pg 33 35 of mission will consider the Second Semmole County. Florida Reading on July S. IffO at 7 00 thence run N *7 degrees 54 ft 29 P M . or as soon thereafter as in \N. a distance of 43 $0 tt along pottibia the Southerly property hoe of NOTE A TAPED RECORD L 72 thence N 77 degrees 5 ft OF THIS M E E TIN G IS MADE 31 in W a distance of 5 90 tt to BY THE C ITY FOR ITS CON the Pomf ot Beginning thence VEN IEN CE THIS RECORO continue N 27 degrees 7* ft 57 MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN in W a diStarre of l SO tt A O E Q U A TE RECORD FOR thence N *2 degrees 54 If 29 in P U R P O SES OF A P P E A L W a distance of 32 20 tt thence FROM A DECISION MADE BY S 27 degrees 2* ft 52 m E a THE CITY W ITH RESPECT TO distance I 40 fi thence S *7 THE FOREGOING M ATTER degrees 33 tt • m W along the ANY PERSON WISHING TO Southerly face ot the easting EN S U R E T H A T AN ADE building a d>stance of 17 20 ft to Q U A TE RECORD OF THE the Pemf of Beg<nnmg P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A IN By the Board of County Com TA IN E D FOR A P P E LLA TE misiioners of Seminole County. PURPOSES IS AOVISEO TO ! Florida this 22nd day of May MAKE THE NECESSARV AR A 0.1990 RANGEM ENTS AT HIS OR isea l: H ER OW N EXPEN SE Ci t y of boaroof l a k e v a r y . FLORIOA COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Maryanne Morse. Oer* to the Carol Edwards. City Clerk Board Deted Mar 24 IffO , Publish June 4 IffO 1990 Publish Juna 4 It IffO 1 0*5 52 OES II N o t ic e o f r e s o l u t io n CLOSINO. VACATING. ANDABANOONINO RIGHTS OF WAY. OR ORAINAOE EASEM ENT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN that Ih* Board ot County Com mltsionort ol Seminole County. Florida at Itt Regular Mealing held on Ih* 22nd day ol May. A 0 . IffO. In Ih* County Com mlttlonert- Meeting Room at th* Seminole County Services Building In Sanlord. Florida, pursuant to Petition and Notice heretofore given/ passed and adopted a Resolution closing, vacating and abandoning, re nounclng and disclaiming any and all right of th* Cff nty ol Seminole and th* public in and to th* following described rights ol way or drainage eat* menl. to wit SKETCH OF SURVEY FOR ALICE B CUNNINGHAM DESCRIPTION Thai part ol Orainage.Waler.Contarvallnn Easement In Lot 12. TR IN ITY BAY recorded in Plat Book )0. Pages 4544.4/ A 4( Public Rec o-ds ol Seminole County, Florl da being more particularly de scribed at Commence at the most Northerly corner ot ta.d Lot >1. TR IN ITY B A Y . thence 5 42-28 2f W. (4 00 leel along the Northwesterly line ol said Lot I) to th* Northerly line ot said Dralnagt.Water, Conservation E a s e ment: thence S 42-57 54' E , 20 00 leel along the Northerly line ol said Easement lor a Point ol Beginning; thence continue a 42-3/')4"E. 45 24 feet along th* Northerly line ol said Easement lo a point on tha Westerly line ol a 5 00 loot wide Utility Ease ment recorded In said Lol I2. TR IN ITY BAY. said point lies S 00 leet Northwesterly ol and measured at right angles to the Southeasterly line ol said Lol I2. thence N 4 /-]r2t" W. 45 0/ leel. thence N 42-28 38" E. ) 84 leel to th* Point ol Beginning By th* Board ol County Com missioners ol Seminole County. Florida, this 22nd day ol May. A 0 . IffO ISEALI BOAROOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Maryann* Morse. Clerk to th* Board Publish June 4. IffO DES 51 ‘c irv o T LA KEM AR Y.FLO R IO A NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Ihe City Commission ol th* City ot Lake Mary. Florida, that said Commission will hold a Public Hearing on June 21. IffO at / 00 P M . or at soon thereafter as possible, to con elder a request trom Park Avenue Development lor Pre llmmary Subdivision Review tor Meadowbrook Subdivision with variances lo Chapter I5S. Ap pendu A, Section 10)111(2). requiring sidewalks along both sides ol a right ol way and Chapter IS5. Appendu A. Sec lion 2 tl)l))(d ; .requiring a 24 tool pavement width along Leslie Lane on the following described property Lots S 6. /. 8 f and 10. ol Sanlord* Substantial Farms Tract No I. as recorded in Plat book 5. Pages ( I and ( 4. ol th* Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida. LESS ih* North )MOO leet ol said Lot f Also LESS tn* North 1)0 00 'eetol the East I0S00 leel ol said Lot 8 together with North Road lying South ol said Lots 4. /. 4 t and 10 and Fourth Road lying East ol said Lot / Th* Public Hearing will be held in the Commission Cham bers 158 N Country Club Road Lake Mary The Public is in vited to attend and be heard Said hearing may be continued trom time to time until a tinal decision Is mad* by th* City Commission NOTE A TAPEO RECORO OF 3 HIS M EE TIN G IS MAGE BV THE C ITY FOR ITS CON VEN IEN CE THIS RECORO MAV NOT CONSTITUTE AN A O E Q U A TE RECORO FOR PUR POSES OF A P P E A L FROM A DECISION MAOE BV THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING M ATTER ANY PERSON WISHING TO EN SU R E T H A T AN ADE Q U A TE RECORD OF THE P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A IN TAIN ED FOR A P P ELLATE PURPOSES IS AOVISEO TO MAXE T h e n e c e s s a r y AR RANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HEROW NEXPENSE Ci t y of l a k e m a r v F l o r id a Carol Edwards. City Clerk O ATEO May 14 ItfC P U B L I S H June4 irw OES 1) NOTICEOF FICTITIO US NAME Notice is hertby given that w* are engaged In business at 22(4 Hickory Lane. Longwood. Florl da 22ZZt. Seminole County. Flor Id*, under the Fictitious Nam* ol PAY MASTER OF LONG WOOD, and lhal w* Intend to register said name with tn* Clerk ol Ih* Circuit Court. Sem mole County. Florida. In ac cordance wltn Ih* Provltlont ol th* Fictitious Name Statutes ToWII Section ( 4 SOf Florid* Statutes If)/ Kathleen Bowen Cynthia Hernandei Publish Jun* 4. II. 18.25. IffO OES 4/ CITY OF LA K E M A R Y. FLORIOA NOTICEOF PUBLICHEARINO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by in* City Commission of th* City ui take Mary. Florida, that said Commission will hold a Public Hearing on June 21. IffO al / 00 P M . or at soon thereafter et possible, lo con slder a request Irom luuthlend Construction lor Conditional Us* Approval and Sit* Plan Approv al lor Wendy's Restaurant with d rive thru (a cu itie s with variances to Ordinances No. at; and 457 to allow a retaining wall and retention In Ihe butters In a C I district on th* following described properly A PORTION OF THE EAST 650 F E E T OF T H E SOUTHEAST OF SECTION 7. TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANGE 20 E A S T . S E M I N O L E COUNTY. FLORIOA. LYIN G S O U T H O F SUN D R I V E (SANFORD A V EN U E ) AND N O R TH O F LA K E M A R V BOULEVARO AND LESS TH E E A S T )7S F E E T . B E IN G MORE PARTICULARLY DE SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS CO M M ENCE AT TH E S O U T H E A S T CO RNER OF SAID SECTION 7. THEN CE RUN N8*-)l'40' W 1/5 00 1174 f ) F IE LD ) F E E T ALONG THE SOUTH LIN E OF SAIO SEC TION 7: THENCE LEAVIN G SAIO SOUTH SECTION LINE RUN N00-15'0)"E 40 00 ( 40 20 F I E L D ) F E E T TO T H E NORTH RIGHT OF WAY OF LAKE MARY BOULEVARD. TH E N C E RUN N (f«)t'4 0 "W 200 00 F E E T ALONG SAIO NORTH RIGHT OF WAY TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. THENCE CONTINUE ALONG SAID NORTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE N88-32 08 W (F IE L D ) 2/4/4 F E E T (FIELD ! TO THE EAST PROPERTY LINE OF THE LANDS CONVEYED TO B A R N E TT BANK. TH EN C E L E A V I N G S A ID N O R T H R IG H T OF W AY R UN NOO-JS'JO'E (F IE L D ) )4( 16 F E E T (F IE L D ) ALONG SAID EAST PROPERTY LINE TO THE SOUTH RIGHT OF WAV OF SUN DRIVE (SANFORD A V E N U E ). TH E N C E RUN SI8-!4'40"E (F IE L D ) 2/4 6 f F E E T (F IE L D ) ALONG SAID SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY TO THE WEST PROPERTY LINE OF THE LANDS CONVEYED TO TH E SOUTHLAND COR PORATION IRECOROED IN O R 170/PG 1554 ISSS PUBLIC R ECO R O S OF S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A ) T H E N C E RUN S00-J4 27' W IF IE LD I 142 I] F E E T IF IE L O I ALONG SAID WEST PROPER TY LINE TO THE NORTH RIGHT OF WAY OF SAIO LAKE M ARY BOULEVAR O ANO THE POINT OF BEGIN NING. LESS AND ACCEPT THE SOUTH 20 F EE T AS PER O R 2075. PAGE 1130 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY FLORIDA C O N T A IN IN G 4*)I6 O f / S O F T OR 2 0504 ACRES MORE OR LESS Th* Public Hearing will be held in the Commission Cham bers 158 N Country Club Road Lake Mary Th* Public it in viled to attend ani be heard Sad hearing may be continued trom time to time until a final decision It mode by the City Commission A TAPED RECOROOF THIS M EE TIN G IS MADE BY THE C I T Y F O R IT S C O N V E NIENCE THIS RECORO MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADE QUATE RECORD FOR PUR POSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY -H E Cit y w it h r e s p e c t t o t h e FOREGOING M ATTER ANY PERSON WISHING TO EN SURE THAT AN AOEQUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEED INGS IS M A IN -A IN EO FOR AP PELLATE PURPOSES IS A O V IS E D TO M AKE THE NECESSARV ARRANGE MENTS AT HIS OH HER OWN EXPENSE ClTy ot Laxe Mar y F lor .da Carol Edwards City Clerk O ATEO May 2) IffO P u b l i s h Junes itfo OES f N O TICEO F FICTITIO US NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In butlnett al 348 Menash* C l. Longwood. FL J277f. Seminole County. Florida, under th* Fictitious Name ol TE L E FUN NETWORK C O . and that I Intend lo register said name with th* Clerk ot th* Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida, in accordance with the Previsions ol th* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To Wit Sect.on 845 Of Florida Statutes 185/ H Thomas Narde'll Publish; May 28. A Jun* 4. II, I*. IffO DER 284* I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. E IG H TE E N TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. t« 2)44 CA Of DIVSION: L ALLIANCE MORTGAGE COMPANY, a Florida corporation. Plaintiff. vs CRISTY J BLOOMINGDALE. etal. Defendants N O TICEO F ACTION TO N O R M A N RAY BRASWELL Residence Unknown Last Known Mailing Address 404 Country Wood Circle Lake Mary. Florida 32/44 any unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees. Il-nort. creditors, trustees, or other claimants claiming by. through and under NORM AN RAY BRASWELL Residence Unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIED that an action to foreclose th* mortgage encumbering the toltowlng property In Seminole County. Florida Condominium Unit 4 Building IA, ot H ID D E N V IL L A G E CONDOMINIUMS according to Ih* Declaration ol Condominium recorded March 22. Iff) In Official Records Book 1624. Pages 1581 thru 1/8/ and amended by tirsl amendment thereto recorded May 14. lf(S In O llidal Records Book 1638. Paget 167) thru 1683 and amended by second amendment thereto recorded May 28. 1885 In Olliclal Records Book 1641, Pag* 3001 and amended by amendment thereto recorded June 4. 18(5 in Official Records Book 1444. Paget 1)13 thru 1)31. and fu rth e r amended by amendment thereto recorded July 17. lf(5 in Official Records Book 1654 Paget 1644 thru 1651 and tu rth e r am ended by amendment thereto recorded February ). 1844 In Otticlal Records Book 1/0 / Pages 1034 thru 1054. and further amended by amendment thereto recorded May 4 1844 In Official Records Book 1731. Paget 1338 thru 1534. Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida, together with ell appurtenances thereto and an undivided interest In the common elements of said Con dominium as set forth in said Declaration Together with Rang* Refrigerator Washer. Dryer has been tiled by th* Plamtilt against yov enu others m th* I above entitled cause and you are required to serve a copy of ! your written detente*, it any. to I it on SMITH A SIMMONS P A [ Plamtilt s attorney. H2 West [ Adams Street. Suite 1114 Jacksonville. Florida 52303 on or belore Jui, 4. IffO. and til* tn* original with th* Cletk ol I this Court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or imm* ! diately thereafter, otherwise, a default will be entered against I you for the relief demanded m j the complaint or petition WITNESS my hand and seat 1 ol this Court on this I day ol Jun# IffO ISEALI MARVANNE MORSE Clerk ol th# Circuit Court Br Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk 1 Publish Junes II. I| J 5. |r— no OES 5/ �INSIDE: Sports ■ People, Page 3B ■ Classified, Page 4B ■ Comics, Page 6B IN________ BRIEF •____ James, Curley deliver AMERICAN LEAGUE Altamonte Springs posts Big League win over Ocoee Bosox deliver message to Tribe The Boston Red Sox used a 90 mlltf-per-hoor Roger Clemens’ fastball lo send a message to the Cleveland Indians. Clem ens.. who struck Icadnff hitler Stan Jefferson with a fastball on tlie first pilch of the game, triggered a bench-clearing brawl lit linstnn's 8-2 victory Sunday over the Indians. "I'm going to try to pilch effectively and do what the situation calls for." .said Clemens, rcfcrlng to the pitch he threw In relallatlon of a brush-bark Incident Involving teammate Tony I’cna In Saturday's loss toCIcveland. Elsewhere lo the American League, Baltimore bounced New York 4-3. To ron to topped Milwaukee 7-4. Boston bounced Cleveland 8-2. Kansas City crushed Oakland 8-3. Detroit silenced Seattle 2-0. California clipped Texas 7-4 and Chicago downed Minnesota 5-2. From »t«H f ports______________ OCO EE — Greg James of Lake Mary High School and l.vman's Charlie Curley each drove In a pair of mns In llie llrsi Inning In spark Allamonle Springs lo an H-Il win over Ocoee In Big League Baseball name played Sunday aflernoon. Tile name was the flrsi In wliai w a s s e li e d u I e tl I o h e a dnulilelieader. lull the second game was washed away by a tlitm ■ drrstorm with Altamonte Springs leading 6-0 In llie fourili Inning. Now 7-1. Altamonte Springs will have a chance lo avenge Its only loss lids slimmer when ll hosts Sooth Daytona at 7 p.m. Wednes­ day at Lake Mary High Sehnnl. On Mnv 13. Soul h Daytona edged Altamonte Springs 3-2 In llie llrsi game of u douhlelieader. James, who was 2 for 5 with a double, home run. two RBI and two ru n s seored. gave A ltam onte Sprlngs a lead ll would not relin­ quish when he hit a nne-out. two-run home run In the top ol the llrst Inning. Chris Pleleones. who had reaehed base on a single, scored on James' blast. Springs was Cun Prom, who gave op three runs on 11 hits while striking out one and walking two. He was supported hy a strong defensive effort that was highlighted by Stein throwing out two would-lre base stealers. Before the Inning was over. Corley ripped a two-run. basesloaded single to score Joe DlFranceseii and Paul Sleln. DlFranccsco had reaehed on an error while Sleln. who was 3 for 4 with an RBI and llie rim scored, was on base wllh a single. Chris Barfield also doubled attd seored a rmi for Altamonte Springs. Picking op llie wilt for Altamonte Ocncc ended up leaving 10 run­ ners on base, at leasl one In every Inning. AlUmantt Spring, 411 Ml 0 — 1 10 I OcMt IM IM I — ] II ] Prom *nd St«m Colvcrl Hrg«m «n (SI *nd Rtm WP - Prom I I 01 IP - Colvorl JB Alljmonlr Spring, Burlicld. C J«m e, CXor* Morgan, B irlim l, Mogoman ]B — Nona HR Allamonl* Spring, G Jama, Oroaa Barlianf Rarord, - AltamonteSprtng,/ I.Ocoea 1 4 All Stars take lead in Lake League COLLEQE FOOTBALL CFA, NFL at loggerheads D A LLA S — The College Foot bill Association, citing a history of abuses that lias reduced the graduation rates of players around the country. Sunday voted to cease cooperation with the National Football League. "There iu a moratorium on cooperating with professional football organizations and their scouting affiliates until then- has been u satisfactory resolution to those problems cited by the coaches In an effort to ensure a full educational op|xirtunlty lo student-athletes." said C FA Executive Director Chuck Nelnas. Th e moratorium was expected lo affect on-campus workouts and the distribution of game film to pro teams and scouting combines. From staff roports SANFORD - The East Coast All Stars, made up of players from New S m y rn a . Oak Mill and Sooth Daytona, came op with a pair of victories to take tin- lead after the first weekend ol Hie Buddy Lake Summer Baseball League at Sanford Stadium. After disposing of the Patriots on Saturday, the All Stars came baek lo defeat Adcock on Sunday 8-4 as Wright blasted a one-out grand slam In the bottom of the seventh Inning lo break a 4-4 tie. In the other games Saturday and Sunday. Adcock defeated the Flori­ da Baseball School Academy 3-1. the Sanford Rcils out scored Adcock Bulldogs romp in Series IO-8 In eight Innings and die Reds OMAHA. Net). — Georgia and Mississippi Slate clobbered die Patriots 19-2. share a conference alfllatlon. the same O n F r id a y n ig h t, the F B S nlckname and. as of Sunday, a rare line In the Academy dropped the Reds 10-6. NCAA baseball record hook. Trailing the All Stars In the The two Bulldogs from the Southeastern standings are the Reds (2-l|. the Conference each tied the College World Scries FBS Academy (1 -1). Adcock (1-2) record with 11-run Innings Sunday. Georgia. and the Patriots (0-2). 50-18. used Its rally In I h r sixth lim in g lo knock The schedule for tills week has off top-seeded Stanford 16-2 and move Into a the Patriots playing Adcock Friday HaraM Photo by Tommy Vlnctnl Wednesday game where a victory Is worth a City Championship on the line at 6 p.m. On Saturday, the FBS championship game berth. Pirates this evening at Chase Park. The lirst hall Academy lakes on the All Stars at 9 George Beasley (batting) and the Knights ol The Mississippi Stale Bulldogs. 50-20. scored champions, the KOC Cardinals lead the second half a.m.. the Patriots challenge the Columbus Cardinals can clinch the Sanlord Recre­ 11 runs in the first Inning of the first game standings by one game with just two games left in Academy at 11:45 a.m. and the ation Department's Junior Major League Cily Sunday, knocking 50-19 Georgia Southern from the season. Game time tonight is6 p.m. i Reds face Adcock at 2:30 p.m. On Championship with a win over the Moose Lodge the tournament, and advancing to u Tuesday Sunday, the Reds square off against elimination game against Stanford. 5 7 -11. die All Stars at 11 a.m. and Adcock Monday finds another set of second-round tackles the Academy at 1:45 p.m. games with The Citadel, ‘l 5-l3. meeting Cal In Saturday's games. W .L. Graccy State Fullerton. 36-22. In the elimination game was 2 for 3 with two doubles and and No. 2 Louisiana State. 53-17. facing No. 3 one RBI and Robbie Morgan and third. Jordan scored on Mark Ikilhorn's ground out. Oklahoma Stale. 54-16. in the winners bracket. Scott Ferguson had one RBI each to From ataff raporta Oviedo look lire lead with a two-run sixth. After lead Adcock over the Academy. Twiggs was hit by a pitch. Nic k Sctortinn came on lo OVIEDO — Erik Jordan scored one run and singled Ricky Eckstein was the winning pinch run and stoic second. Chris Hull walked and. an home the gaine-vvlimlng run lor Oviedo High School as pitcher, scattering lour tills. urn later. David Blanton singled to load the bases. ll o|M-ucd ils National Ainaleur Baseball Federation The Academy's lone run scored Jockeys injured in collision Jordan then hit Ills RBI single lo score Sciortlno before s u m m e r season with a 4-2 will over the Bullets (Lyman when Mark Bellhorn singled, stole I luff scored on a wild pitch. INGLEW OOD. Calif. - thill of Fame Jockey High School) on Saturday olghi at Oviedo High School. second and third and scored on a Jordan was 2 for 2 lor Oviedo with a run scored and Chris McCarron and I989's wlnulngest rider B.J. Calapa went the distance on the mound lor sacrifice fly by Matt Delmer. ail RBI while Alklrc tripled and seored a run. For the Kent Desormcaux were Injured Sunday when Oviedo lo pick up his llrsi win of the summer. Shawn Bill Elliott walked lo scored Nick Bullets. John .lum p was 2 for 4 with a run scored and Ihelr mounts fell during ilit- fourili race al Stuckey took the lo s s lor lire Bullets. Brady with the winning run and Roll St uekey went 2 for 3 with a run sc ored T he Bullets had taken a 2 0 lead with single runs to Hollywood Park. Robert Smith followed with a single Oviedo will play again at 4 p.m. Thursday ai home J . Nlc's Desire, ridden hy Dcsorincaux. was llie llrsi and iliird Innings l>cforc Oviedo rallied. lo score an Insurance run as the against Lake Howell. leading In the seven-furlong race on llie turn for Rvan Alklrc cut the lead in 2-1 when he tripled and Reds defeated Adcock. Ex-Semlnnlr 101 OOO « - J • 0 Bulltli home when he fell and Ills rider tumbled off. scored on Kevin Twigg s single in the fourili Inning. High player Mike Scttccck was the 000 111 . - 4 * I Oviedo McCarron's mount. Full Design, was close hy Gocxlp.iVor Stuckey (SI and Spoltki. Warmer III Calapa and Blanton WP Oviedo tied die score when Jordan, who entered llie winning pitcher In relief of Brady. Calapa 1 10) IP Stuckey (0 II 7B None IB Alkire (Onedol MR and tripped over the fallen horse. McCarron then game as a pint h hitter, singled to It'll and H>nk second Anthony Roberts had a pair of hits None Record, Bullel»0 I. Oyedo I 0 appeared to have been kicked hy a third hyrse. on a wild pitch Alter Rufus Boykin sacrificed him lo lo lead Adcock. Peerless Approach. In Sunday’s games, the Reds used McCarron suffered a fractured left thigh. a five-run second and an 11-run Iraclurcd right forearm and knee Injuries when filih to pick up llte win over the stepped on by llw oncoming horse. Desormcaux Patriots. out a 3-2 win over Markham Woods Baptist. Holy Cross suffered rib and chest Injuries, the extent of Tom Robarc was the offensive star From staff raports Lutheran oulscorlng First Na/arette lti-15 In lO-ltmlugs which was sllll In-lug evaluated, said Dr. Robert lor the Reds with a 5-for-5 after­ and. lor the second straight week. Calvary Christian Kcrlan. an orthopedic surgeon specializing In noon. Seminole High assistant SANFORD — llie |9‘H) Spring Church Sliiwpllch pommeled First Baptist Geneva 1-1-2. sports injuries who examined tin- riders. coach Krone Brown was the want­ Solihall League's regular season came In an end wllh llie linal standings m llie A Division has Maraulha ing pitcher, allowing no earned si\ scheduled games ai ( base Park Saturday. llntshliig wllh a period 10-0 mark. Inllowcd hv St runs, lie also iM-lped his own cause The A Division ended without a hall being tossed as Stephe n 17-3). Osteen |6-4|. Central 15-51 and Grace at the plalc with four RBI all three games were Inrfclls The B Division was a Methodist and the Church ol God (I m i i I i I 9 ) Adcock got on the board llrst h i its dlllert-ril stnrv. however, as two ol the three games were In lire B Division. Ilnly Cross and Geneva are ch i lop Cardinals race past Cubs game with the All Stars when David dciidfd by one run al 6-4 followed by Markham Woods at 5-4. Grace Eckstein led off the second Inning In llie A Division Maranatha IVniacnslal. Central T he Si. Louis Cardinal's base stealers burned ( Tirisil.m al 4-5 and Na/arenc and Calc ary. Imllt a -H i wllh a walk, stole second and scored Baptist and First Baptist ol Osteen ear li picked up 7 O oil ttic- hascpalhs of Busch Stadium Sunday Wally Roberts' sacrifice fly with one out in the on a triple by Jeremy Cliunat. W ills over Grace Methodist, the Church ol God and Si afternoon, lighting a lire under a struggling seventh timing scored Rick Gillicrlsnn. who led oil the Bui llie All Stars came back with Siepheii'sCalhnln . respectively team. See Softball, Page 2B The B Division results had Grace Christian polling The Cardinals pillcred eight liases, a single­ See Lake. Page 2B game high since the team's World Scries season ol 1985. and Tom Pagnozzl and Mill Thompson each homered as the St. Loins raced lo a 7-4 vlcloi y over thcChlcago Cubs. hit iMskcls lo bring (Titi an wllltlii II (minis ill Vince Coleman swiped lour liases. O/zle app earan ce 111 13 years, d efea ted llte Phoenix Unltsd Prass International Iasi inut- ai 79 68 wiili 5 35 remaining, bill iln Smith three and Willie McGee one. and the trio Suns 1 2 lor the W estern ( ‘on leren ee title Bulls never were able cut the ilellcli in a single sparked a five-run third lulling The Pistons who won lor llie Ur.I time ill live AUBURN BILLS Midi - Willi Mlrh.ii I Jordan Elsewhere In the NL. ll was Philadelphia H. iltgii seventh game .ip|H-aruuces. held the Bulls in 28 sparkling in the second hall Isi.di ITiom.is New York 3: Montreal 4. Pittsburgh 3. San ol ‘ Hi shooting |3I peri< nil Irniu the held The 74 I liomus placed 44 mltiules in his longest si mi provided llie steadying inlhienee ncccssurv to Franelseo 7. Houston 3. All.m l.i -I. San Diego 2 (mints allowed w as a Detroit plus nil low ol the series iiilUcllng h ul Ins assists in ilu send the Del roll Pistons back lo llte NBA Finals m III inningsundChielnnatl 2. Izis AngelesO (Tin ago lost d* split Jordan storing 25 ol Ins sci olid halt Thomas delivered 21 points 1 1 assists and 8 .11 |muils m lln second hall I be Bill's, belli lo I I "Isiah played ni.iylic tils greatest game ol ilu rebounds and kept Jordan Iro n eonipleielv Com piled from ataff and wdra raports. (minis in iln second pi rtod anil I "> ly the lourili vi ur Dctroii Coach t buck Daly said He taking control as the Pistons p o s t e d a 93-74 also exti-uilcil t.icir losing streak against Dt lloil (H-iielralt'd and dished the ball oil and treated Iriomph over ilu- Chicago Bolls m Game 7 ol lo eight games as iln home li-ato won each game problems lor lliein delenstvelv H r set lip a Ini ol Ihelr Eastern ( 'onlerenee championship III I III - S C I IC S ‘ ll's ihr Iwsi game I've pl.ivcd this scries said easy baskets N.iturallv I h i disappointed Jo rd a n s a i d li T homas "Todav I leli good. even though some Dei roll, which also received 15 |mmts limn was not me.nil lo lie W e r e still in a learning shols were going III and out It's lough lo gel a Mark Aguirre I -I (rum Inhn Salle v anil l-la p u ii process ll s Intigli lo lost As do leader. II s |ii\ shot oil against their hall-eouri defense. Itoin James Edwards and Dennis Rodman ran (nil to show lln ill how lo relax and slay calm The Pistons have earned llie r:glu lo dcb-iul nil an 1I ll spun l.il, m Ilu game lo v al tin C hicago has ! m-c i i eliminated bv Detroit i h r Iasi BASEBALL Ihelr tide starling Tuesdav nlghi against iln liioniph three | m s l scastins. losing I I I live games II I lln 7 15 p in — ESPN. NCAA World Series Portland I rail Bl.t/ers in the NBA championship I lor.u e Grant added In |mmlsaiul I i ri I m h i i i i I s set m id round m 1988 and m six games in iln series The Boston Colin s and Los Angch s Louisiana Slate v s Oklahoma Stale 11.1 Im Chicago All-Star lorward Si mile Pippi n was i mill m u »•linal hi 1989 Lakers are llie uiilv IranehlM-s lo h.ivi wo.i sulli-rmg Iroin migraoe he.id.iehes .uni stored I In Pistons mil s4 oled the I tolls 8 2 It ( m n Ilu Com plate listings on Psgs 2B bat k lo back till) s |iisi 2 ( h i i i i i s Imnl p« imd and build a 77 id lead Jordan twin The Trail Blazerv. making their lirsi tm.il COLLEQE BASEBALL Jordan helps Oviedo rally past Bullets HORSE RACING Church Softball League wraps up season "NATIONAL LEAGUE ] Jordan shines but Thomas guides Pistons into finals FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, R HERALD DAILY �» -.* a* r I B — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Monday, tuna 4, 1990 STATS. & STANDINGS ■ASUALL tTAAJlNGS! AMCRICAN LEAGUE Cat! W M ilwauitt 15 Bolton 21 foronto 17 Clavaland ii Baltimore n Detroit n Naw York ia L » 31 15 is ir 30 it Pci. oa .511 HI <* .51* n art i't aM l 1! an S'l m 7 Oakland 11 14 *7a Chicago X 17 M 2 it ii sm a*» Minnesota Calllornia is m m t la i t atl tow Seattle X 37 44* tt Kansas Clly 70 JO aOO l i l t Taaai talar Aaf Results Milwaukee 7. Toronto 4 Cleveland 7. Bolton 1 Mlnnaiola 2. Chicago I Kantat City 10. Oakland a Balltlmora a. Maw York 2 Calllornia t. T a ia il Saatlla 1. Datroltt Sunday Raiulti Baltlmora a. Naw York 1 Toronto 7. Mllwaukaa a Bolton I, C lava land 1 Kan la i City I. Oakland 2 Da i roll l. SaattlaO Calllornia 7. Taias a Chicago 5. Mlnnaiota 1 Monday Gamas (Alltlm ai EDT) Maw York (Cary 21) at Bolton IKtackar01),7:U Calllornia (McCaaklll 1 1 ) al T a m (Brown! a ).1:15 Balllmora (Hamllch 51) at Milwaukee (Boiio a 11,1:15 TuaidayOartM Naw York at Boiton, night Mlnnaiola at Toronto. nlghl Oalrollat C lavaland, night Saaltla at Chicago, night Baltlmora al MJtwaixaa. night California at Kama* City, night OaklandatTaaai. night NATIO NAL L tA O U K (a it W L Pel. OB Pllliburgh X 1* .417 — Phlladalphla 34 21 .551 5 Monlraal 27 77 .551 2 Naw York 21 2! 457 Its Chicago 22 2* .440 0‘S SI louli 23 7* .440 t i l Wait Cincinnati X 13 .732 — San Diago 25 74 .510 IQ Lo* Angola* 25 2* .450 11 San Francisco 22 2* .421 14 Allanla It 2* .404 1! Houston X X .400 15's Saturday Results San Francisco 5. Houston 4, 10Innings Phlladalphla S. Mrw York a Pllliburgh 4, Montraal 3.10 Innlngi Chicago!, St. Losisa San Diago t. Atlanta P Cincinnati t. Lot Angalai 3 Sunday Raiulti Phlladalphla I. Naw York 3 Monlraal 4. Pltttburgh 3 SI. Lo ull7.Chicago! San Francisco 7, Houlton 3 Atlanta *. San Diago 1. W Innlngi Clnclnnall 3, Lot Angalai 0 Manday Oamai (A llllm a itD T ) Montraal ICardnar 1131 at Naw York (Con# I 31.7:35 Chicago (Boikla I D at Plthburgh ( Patterson 111.7: X Phlladalphla IMUholland 5 3) al SI. Loult (Tudor 5-3), |:35 Houiton (Clancy l a) at San Diago (Ban#*54), 10 05 Clnclnnall (Robman 11) al San Francisco IBurkatl 4 1), 10.05 Allanla IGlavina 3 II al Loi Angalai (Marlinai 51). 10:15 T(M idi V CSiFMl Monlraal al Naw York, night Chicago al Pllliburgh, night Phlladalphla at SI. Louli. nlghl Houiton at San Diago. night Allanla at Lot Angilai. nlghl One Innali at San F rancltco, nlghl SOUTHERN L E A G U E IA A ) (Ma|sr Leaguaalllltalton Inparanthasas) Eaitarn Oivttlon W L Pci. Jacksonville (Eipos) 33 77 400 Orlande (Twins) 31 14 .571 24 25 471 Columbus lAsiros) Charlolta ICubsl 24 71 454 Gr van villa (Bravest 72 35 104 Was torn Division 15 71 403 Memphis (Royals) Birmingham (Whitt So*) 25 77 511 Chattanooga (Rads) 21 71 500 Huntsvlll* lAlhtollcs) 7* 71 500 Knoivilla (Blue Jays) 31 33 Mt Saturday Raiulti Hunlivilla I], Grtanvill* 2 Columbus 1, Jacksonville 0 Knoivl llal. Char lotto) Memphis). Chattanooga 1 Birmingham II. Orlando I Sunday Btiulti Craanvilla 10. Hintsvllto* Birmingham 4. Jacksonville ) Chariot!* 1. Knoivilla 2 Mamphit 10. Chattanooga t Columbui al Orlando, F*d . Rain Monday Gamai Hunlivilla al Craanvilla Birmingham al Jackionvilla Char lot la at Knoivilla. 2 Chattanooga at Mamphit Columbui at Orlando Tuesday Camat Hunlivilla al Crawtvilla OB l*s 7 * 17 _ 9 A A 12 Birmingham a, Jackionvilla Chattanooga at Mamphit Caiumbot at Orlando FLORIDA STA TE LEAG UE (A l (Ma|or Laagua atttllaKan In paranthaiail ■ail DtvMan w L Pci. OB 41 1* .71* — 14 X 554 7 X 24 .57* • SI. Lucia (MaM) 75 2* 505 12 Ft Laud (Yankaail Miami llndapandanll 14 43 .24* 77 C a nlral C iv ilia n ContraI DtvMan Lakaland (Tlg an) X X 5*9 X 14 .55* n* Oicaola lA itrd l 73 X .411 10 Baiaball City (Royali) Wlntar Havan I Rad Soil 10 47 .175 73'» Watt Diviston 44 13 .714 _ Dunadln IBlua Jayil Char lotto (Ranganl X it 447 *V* St. Pato (Cardlnali) 25 2* .442 11 Sarasota (Whlti S o l 31 14 JM 31's Claarwatar (Phllllai) I* 3* I X 35's Saturday Raiulti Varo Baach S, Oicaola 0 Wait Palm Baach i FI Laudardala 0 Port Charlotta at LMaiand. ppd. rain St. Luclalt.MlamlO Dunadln 7. St. Petersburg S Wlntar Havan at Bawball City, ppd, rain Claarwatar 1. Sarasota I <111I Saraiota at Clawwatar llndl. ppd, rain Sunday Raiulti St. Lucia 1. Ft. LaudO Oicaola 1. Lakaland 2 Wait Palm BaachS, Miami 1 (H I) Wail Palm Baach S. Miami 0 ITnd) SI. Pata 5. Dunadln] Varo Baach 7, Bawball City a Charlotta t. Wlntar Havan a , (II Innlngi) Varo Baach at Bawball City Wlntar Havan al Charlotta St. Lucia at Ft. Laud Wait Palm Baach al Miami LaktlandatOicaota Saratolaal St. Pata Tuatday Oamai Oicaola at Baiaball City St. Pata at Charlolta Claarwatar at Dunadln Saraiota at Lakaland Wait Palm Baach at Miami Ft. laud at St. Lucia Wlntar Havan at Varo Baach Gladdan, Min, St; Grutar. Tar. 5P. Vtetjriai National Laagua — Armstrong. Cln. Viola. NY and Haatorv Pit. I; Grots. Ml and Drabak. PH. 7. Amarlcan Laagua — Clamant, Bo1 and Stawart, Oak. Ii Finley, Cal. Jonas. T -J and Walch. Oak. 7. ■amad Row Avoraga lflW W d lln io Ml ir i JA vJ ilfM *f T T l f PB y t T V tI (Miff](■»!■ National Laagua — Armstron 'in, I X ; Viola. NY. l.tft Gardnar. Mil. *.H; Browning. Cln, f.5l; Da Martin#;. MM. 7.5* Amarlcan Laagua — Slawart. oak. I T*. Higuara. Mil. IB»; Walch. Oak. 2 07: Hibbard. Chi and Stlah. Tor. 1.43. Strlhaauts National Laagua — Goodan. NY, 71: Martlnai. LA, at: V U a . NY. M: DaLaon. StL. 40; Balchar. LA and DaAAartlnai. MM. 51. Amarlcan Laagua — damans. Bos. At: Hanion. Saa. 40: Longaton. Cal. Laary. NY andJohntun, Saa. St. National Laagua — McDowell. Phi, 13; Burka. MM. 11; Myers Cln and Smllfi, Hou, 10; Williams. Chi, f. Amarlcan Laagua — Jonas. Cla, II; Thigpen. CM and Eckert lay. Oak, 14; Aguttora. Mln, I I ; Schooler, Saa. 14. Camplato Oamai National Laagua — Morgan. LA and Whltion. SO. 4; P. Smith. AM. Martlnai. LA and Viola. NY. 2. Amarlcan Laagua — Sabarhagan. KC. Bosk). Mil and Laary, NY. 4; Ham Itch, Bal. Clement. Boi. Gubtcia, KC. Welch. Oak and Hough.Ta«.1 National Laagua — Morgan, LA. 2; Boyd. MM, Viola. NY and Whltion. SD. 1; Thirteen pitchers lied with I. American Laagua — Walch. Oak 2. Thirteen pitchers tied with I. (All Timas ID T ) CantcriMS Fbah Bast alSavan Chicaga vs. Datralt ( Datrait wtm wrlai 4-3) AAay 10 - Da trail 04. Chicago 77 May 7 7 - Datrolt 107. Chicago *1 May 74 - Chicago 107, Oatrolt 101 May 21 - Chicago IOO. Datrolt 101 May 3 0 - Oatrolt *7, Chicago S3 J i m I - Chicago 101. Datrolt *1 J y n * j - Dal roll tlJh lca ga 74 ■ ‘ Ct Batting "* I Minimum IMal-bati) I Portland wins tarlet 4-1) National Laagua May 31 - Portland ICO, Phoanle to ab r h pet. May 21 - Portland 101. Phoanle 107 Dykitra. Phi 140 37 44 405 May 75 - Phoanle 121 Portland It Larkin. Cln 14* 27 *0 I X May 27 - Phoanle I It. Portland 107 Dawson. Chi 147 2* 57 .141 May I t — Portland 130, Phoanle 11a Gwynn, SD IX 37 44 .XT May I I - Portland 111. Phoani* lot Alomar. SO IX 22 43 X J ChamplanthIp Finals Lind. Pit 147 14 X •XT June 5 — Portland at Datrolt. t p m. Van Slykt. Pit 154 73 51 X T June 7 - Portland at Detroit, t p.m. Ounston. Chi 1*1 74 59 .334 June 10 — Detroit at Portland. l : » p .m . 200 34 45 375 Sandberg. Chi Juno 12 — Datrolt at Portland.* p.m. Santiago. SD 1*7 31 51 X5 eJuna 14— Detroit al Portland.* p.m Amarlcan Laagua e June 17— Portland at Detroit. 1:10 p.m. ah r h pet. e June It — Portlmd at Detroit, tp.m Guillen, Chi IS) i» u X I a ll necessary. Griffey, Saa 1*7 X 41 .345 CHICAOO (741 R.Handerson. Oak 147 X 57 .341 Pippan MO OQ 1 Grant 2 17 44 10. Parkar, Mil 1*3 20 X XT Cartwright I f 0 0 4. Jordan 13 17 5 5 31, Caniaco. Oak 1*0 40 to I X Martlnai. Saa 141 2* 53 32* Hodgeil 1 )0 0 5 Nealy 2 3 2 1 4. King I 1 )4 Puckatl, Min 1*4 34 40 124 5, Armstrong 110-01, FVfdue 00 7 2 2. Davit i i oo 2. Sanders 0 0 0 0 0 Totals i o n ia if Flaldar. Dai 17* X 57 111 Stillwell. KC IX 24 51 .311 74. D E TR O IT ( t l ) Gladdan. Min IK 31 59 .111 Rodman 47 12 O. Edwards 31 00 5 Ham* Rwts Lalmbeer 4 7 55 13, Dtenari 3 1 3 3 7. Thomas National Laogua — Davis. Hou. 14. 7 17 4 4 31. Johnson 2 5 00 4. Salley 41 Dawson. Chi and Mikhail, SF. 11; 2 ) 14. Agulrra 7 10 11 15 Bedford 0 0000. Bonilla. Pit, 11; Sandberg. Chi and Hinder ton oo 0 0 0. Hastings 0-100 0. Totals Wallach.MII. 11. 37 72 11 72*3 Amarlcan Laagua — Flaldar. Dal and Chicaga It 14 14 15-74 Caniaco. Oak. It; Grubar, Tor, 14: Detroit 17 31111 4 -fl AAeGwIra. Oak, 11; Maldonado. Clo and Three poinl goali-Hodgai 3. Thomas. Grlllry, Saa. 10 Fouled out-None Total loult— Chicago 31, Runt Ballad In Detroit 37 Rebounds-Chlcag i 45 (Grant National Laagua — Dawson. Chi. 44; 141, Detroit 44 (Agulrra 10). Assists— Car tar. SO. 41; Bonilla, Pit. 40. Davit. Hou. Chicago Ii (Jordan t). Detroit 21 (Thomai 10; Bondi. Pit. 17. II). Technlcali— NonaA— 31,454. Amarlcan Laagua — Caniaco. Oak. at. Flaldar. Dal. 47; Grubar. Tor. 4], Leonard. Saa, 14; Maldmado, Da. 15. GOLF Dooblts National Laagua — Proilay. AII. II; *1,040,000 POA Kernpar Open Wallach. Mtl. 14; Jallsrtos. NY. Dykitra. Phi Al Petemac, MA, June 3 An d Gwynn. SO, IS. Final Raiaid Amarlcan Laagua — Puckttl. Min. 17; Pant R Handerton. Oak. 14; Snydar. Cla. Gil Morgan. tlM.OOU 44 A7 70 49-2)4 Larkin. Min and Grubar. Tor. 14 Ian Bakar Finch. 10*000 47 73 70 44-175 Triplet Scott Hoch. 54.000 M M 4* 71-174 National Laagua — Coleman. SIL. 5. Halt Irwin. 51.000 4* 73 454*-l!4 Kruk. Phi and Bonilla. Pit, 4; Duncan and Denlt Watson. 31.000 47 73 TOM-177 Hatcher, Cln. Gontalel and Harris. LA, Tom Kite, 31.000 70 70 47 70-177 Raines. MM and Urlba. SF, 3 Mark Hayes. 21.003 73 70 TOM-ISO Amancan Laagua — Guillen. Chi, Billy Ray Brown, 7IMJ M 70 73 70- 2*0 Phlllipt. Del and Brumley. Saa 4. Eleven Pat McGowan. 71.00 45 72 70 73-7*0 players tied with 1 Clark Burroughs, 710*3 4* TOM 75-2*0 Stolen Batai Stave Jonas. 71.0*3 4*M*5 7(-2*0 National Laagua — Coleman. StL. 14: Joal Edwards. 7*.04) TO 71 44 75-2*0 Samuel. LA. 21; Yeldng. Hcu. It. Nlionand Curt Byrum. 17.447 77 71 4* 45-7*1 Ramet, MM. 17 O A Wtibrlng. 17.447 7) 70 4* 4 0 - 7*1 Amarlcan Laagua — R Henderson. Oik. Billy May lair. I7.M7 714*70 70-111 11; Calderon. Chi. 15 Sai. NY and Pattis. Trtvor Dodds. 17*47 704* 70 77-7*1 Tee. 12. Caniaco. Oak. 11 Larry Rinker. 17 441 77MA* 77-7*1 Rum Scored Tad Sc hull. 17 4*7 45 77 71 73- 2(1 National Laagua Bonilla. PM. 34. Jim Thorp*. 13.000 7) 71 *5 45-217 Dykitra. Phi. 37. Sabo Cln and McGee. SIL. Bob Glider. 1)000 49 77 70 71-717 14; Sandberg. Chi and Bondi. PM. 34 Russ Cochran. 11.000 70 70 71 71-717 Amarlcan Laagua — Caniaco. Oak. 40 Georg* Burns. 10.400 74 47 71 71-7*) R Henderson, Oak. II. Puckait. Mln, la. Jay Don Blah*. 10 400 70 *7 70 7 4- 70 Jackion. KC and Griffey. Saa. 3) Doug Tawall. 10.400 M 49 TO 74-70 Hill John Cook. 7,4)3 73 70 73 70- 2*4 National Laagua — Dykitra. Phi. 44, Oonnit Hammond. 7,413 TO fO 72 72— 2*4 Sandberg. Chi. 45. McGee. StL and Jim Gallagher. 7.433 70 71 71 73-2*4 Gwynn. SD, 44. Alomar. SD.43 American Laagua — Gnltey. Saa. 44 Bobby Wadklnt. 7.411 *9 77 71 77-3*4 «/ 72 72 71-7*4 Puckatt. Mln and Caniaco. Oak. 40 Jim Hallal. 7.4X Lake-----------------Continued from IB three runs In Ihe bollum ol the second. Galloway and McGinnis singled to pul men on first and third Coleman then lilted an apparent saertflee fly to center but Anthony Roberts nailed Galloway at the plate with u one-hop throw to Steve Wilbur. Powers then singled MiGlunls to third Irutii where he scored oil u wild pilch. Powers also scored on a valid p'tcli. Grass walked and scored when a grounder was thrown away. Adcock tied the game In the fourth when Eckstein walked and scored on a Chuuat triple. Chunat scored on the same play when the relay was thrown away. Adcock took the lead in the sixth when Gruccy walked, stole second, went lo I bird on a wild pilch and scored on Eckstein's sacrifice lly The All Stars scored the lying run In the sixth when Wright reached on a dropped third strike, went to second on a passed IkiII Davy E M * Ibar gar. 7.431 Bill G lesson s .« r Gary Halltwrg. 5.100 Clark Dannlt. 5.000 Stavo Lamontagna. 5000 Mika Donaid. 5000 Jay Haas. 5.000 Clwls Parry, 4.400 Kirk Trlplatt. 4.400 Coray Pavin, 4.400 Bob Eastwood. 4.400 Jalt Sluman. 4.400 Buddy Gardnar. 4* 72 4573-704 71 7074 47— )0S 72 47 75 70-205 4*21-74 21-205 74 44 70 71-7S5 71 71 71 71-205 71 71 7073-205 7072 744*— 204 71 7073 70— 214 407373 I I — 314 .*70 7314— 204 4* 7141 74-7*4 4*4*7070-3** 5251.000 TO A Si nlw sCsmmsmsraMva AH t atbarM BR.il. V ^ ji Final Raw* Par 71 Lie Trevino. 552.500 44 44 *7-1*0 Mika Fefchlck. 11,447 47 40 4 4 - It* Jimmy Powell, 71.447 44 4* 4 4 -It* Chi Cni Rodrigue;, 11*47 4* 44 44— Itt Gary Player, 17.000 45 4*44-200 George Archer. 13,000 70 45 44-201 Bob Charles. 13X00 47 44 70-201 Waller Zembrltkl. 10300 47 4* 70— 203 Dick Rhyan. 10.300 4171 40-301 Kan Still. 1.100 73 47 45-304 Al Kelley. 0.100 4170 44-304 Gay Brewer. 1.100 4147 40-704 Doug Sander i. 1,100 714540 -204 Rocky Thompson, 4550 40 40 70-204 Don Bias. 4550 70 47 40-104 Jim O'Hern, 5.300 4*4* 70-207 Bob Bailey, 5.100 474* 71-707 Ban Smith. 5.100 4*44 72-707 Gena Borah. 4,117 TO T O M -70* Aglm Bardha. 4.117 70TOM—700 Dick Hendrickson, 4.117 72 47 40-700 Al Goibtrgar, 4.117 71 M 40-100 George Laming. 4,117 TOM 70-201 Larry Laorettl, 4,117 71 47 70- 70* Frank Beard. 2.150 71 77 M — 20* Harold Hanning. 3.350 72 71 M — 20* Larry Mancour, 5,I S 70 72 47-20* Bob Rawlins. 1.350 71M M — 20* Mika Joyct. 1.150 71M 40-20* Lou Graham. 3.350 M 4* 72-201 Rato Botts. 7,900 7171 M — 210 John Brodie. 7.100 71 70 40-210 Rival Me Baa, 7.100 714*70-310 Fred Hawk Ini. 7 400 71 71 M-211 Joa JI manat. 2.400 70 71 70-111 Jack Flack. 2.400 72 4* 70-311 Al Balding. 3,250 71 71 **-211 Bob Brue. 2.250 74 4* 4*— 212 Bob Erick ion, 1,250 71 71 70-211 J C . Cootie. 2.250 4* 70 71-212 Al Green. 1.100 72 74 47- 211 John Paul Cain. I,MO 4*74 M — 713 Alexander Sutton. 1J00 71 73 70-213 Gordon Jonoi. I.*00 M 72 73-31) Tod Natt. 1.000 M 70 75-11) Baba Hlthey. 1,450 Bart Yaocty. 1.450 Derry Simon. *25 Art Hull. *25 75 70 70-215 Phil Rodgors. *21 75 4* 71-215 Jack Klator. *25 74 7p 71-215 Roger Ginsberg. t25 4* 73 74-115 Doug Ford. *25 714*74-215 Tarry Dill, *15 74 47 74-215 Robert Gaona. *25 47 71 75-215 Carl Lohrtn. 500 7) 72 71-214 Tommy Aaron. 500 71 70 7 5 - 214 Lao Eldar, 500 72 70 7 5 - 214 *1*4*44 LAO A Keystone Open Al Marshay. Pa., June 3 Final Rowtd Par 73 Cilhy Garrlng. MS.'S) 70 47 71-70* Pal Bradley. 34,000 77 49 M-701 Elaine Crosby. 14.000 70 4* 7 0- 705 Kathy Pot Ilaws M, 14.750 70 71 4 0 - 710 Barb Mucha. 14.150 71 4* 70-710 Jill Britos. **75 70 73 M — 711 Kata Roger son. *.475 47 74 M-711 Bally King. 7.100 4* 7 ]70-7'7 Danielle Ammaccapana, 4.157 4* 75 40— 11) Dale Eggellrtg. 4.257 71 71 71-31) USA Walteri, 4.157 70 71 77- 71) Michalla McCann. 4334 74 77 M-714 Pitll Rlno. 4,314 74 71 4*— 714 Laurel Kean. 4.134 4* 75 70-214 Marianna Morris. 4.324 45 75 70-2)4 Donna While. 4,113 72 71 71-214 Tflth Johnson. 4.3)3 72 71 71-114 Barb Thomas. 4.133 71 4* 72-114 Mary Bath Zimmerman.4.3X 47 73 75— 114 Providing the offense for Grace were Gilbertvin llwo singles, run scored). David Samuels (two singles). Tom Miniiick (dou­ ble) Wade Grrggor and David Ferncau (one single and one mn scored each) and Roberts .mtl Charlie Cutshall (one single each). Doing the hilling lor Markham Woods were Carlos Colon and Steve Parker (two singles i::id o i k * run scored each). Jack Dinner and Tom Beckwith (two singles eat hi and Matt Dinner and Bill Terwtlllgcr (one single each). holy Cross overcame a six-run lirst inning In N.i/.trenr lo tie ihe game at 15-15 and lorcc extra innings. Holy Cross won the game in the Ixittoiu ol the lOlh when Paul Hakkc singled. Till Dennis doubled and John Townsend singled lo score liakkc with the game-winner. Doing the damage for llnly Cross were Tow nsend (five singles). Hakke (four singles, four runs scored), Dennis (two triples, double, iwu runs scored) and J im- While (triple, single, tlirec runs scored) Other contributors were Ken Hesley (two singles, two runs scored). Clint Watts (two singles, run scorcdl. Ken Man (two singles). Ray Meyers and Warren Jettison (one single and one run scored each) and Larry Lane (two runs scored) Pacing tin- Nu/arrne attack Doug Vickers Hour singles, three runs scored). Paul Watson Hour singles, run scoredl. Dan Oort {triple, two singles, three runs scored) and Ron Carded (three singles, run scoredl Also chipping in were Wayne Gager (triple, single run scored* David Willtnk One of llit* accepted con* ( cssions lo growing older Is Dial you're supposed fo get smarter In the process, the mlslnkcs of youth leading lo (he wtsdnm or living an uduli. Il doesn'1 always work out thal wny. Tills past weekend, the Huddy Luke Slimmer Hasehull League — organized by Wes Hinker of ihr Florida Baseball School al Sanford Stadium — began play. And while (lie league Is osicnslhly for players of all ages. I he Luke League has been primarily a high school summer league hulll around (lie FBS Academy lentil ■ and Seminole High School'd summer leant. Adeoek Hoofing. Hill this year, there are players of moat, If oof all. ages playing In Ihe league. Along with the Academy. Adcock and Palrlol (Lake Brantley High School) (cams art* a pair of clubs with players old enough lo be (lie fathers of Ihe high school players. For example, the youngest player on Ihe Sanford Keels' rosier Is Ken Brown. Seminole High School's assistant baseball coach. The Easl L'oasl All Slurs from the Daytona Beach urea are made up mostly of players In the 20s. What were we saying about getting smarter as you gel older? More than one baseball fan — not to mention wives and other unlly members — 1ms scrat­ ched Ills or her head at Ihe questlonuhlr wisdom of men playing again*" hoys. You'd think It's a no-win situation. If the men lose, they got heat hy a hunch of kids half their age. If Ihe men win. then they’re Invit­ ing upon a hunch of kids. Actually. I h ill's all beside Ih e (iwo singles, three runs scored), Todd Morgan IsliigU*. run scored). Tom m y Ralnc s and Ho I'uok ( i n k * single each) and Shane Gager (two runs scored). In the final game ol the day. Calvary Christian broke open a 3-2 game wilh a nine run third and wcul on to post a mercy rule win over Geneva Contributing tu a 17-htl Calvary a I lack were Clayton Gingerlch (home run. single, iwo runs scored). John Bowman (double, single. Iwo nms scoredl). Dellon Gingerlch (double. singU’l. Ross Dcnoto. Ron Hauer and Chanuing Walton (iwo singles and two runs scored each). Rene Munoz (two singles, run scored) and Wayne Combs. Angel Galarza and Gabc Wine (one single and one run scored each) Getting hits lor Geneva were Jelf Ward (two singles, mu scored1 Jell Johnson (double, run scoredl and Jack Rich. Marion I’home amt Tim Sundvatl (one single eat hi point. Whining Is nice but It's not (he ultimate objective for learns In Ihls league. While Ihe high school tennis arc working on I heir game, getting ready for next year. Ihe older players are challenging Ihemsclvcs. Many of the older players had notable baseball careers, many playing past high school on Into college and (he professional level. At least a half dozen players from Ihe Reds and All S lu rs played m in o r league baseball, some as high as AAA (one step below Mujor League I. On the other hand, there a couple of the older players who hud no career to speak of. never advancing past the lop age groups of youth baseball or beyond high school ball. What binds them together Is a love or Ihe sport and Us physical demands. Getting around on a fastball, going from first In third on a hit nr snagging a line drive are Ihe real victories, not what the scoreboard says after the (Inal out is made. And that's why these m e n n t a v ^ ^ ^ ^ really t,m' pllealed than that. While It looks to some like u vain grasp at youIh hy a group of men head­ ing towards middle ugc or (o others like a last attempt at glory ul the expense of bays, all U Is Is a chance to play hall again for a group of men who love the game. ‘New ’ Agassi advances with win over Courier Unltbd P r t i * International I’AKIS — The new and Improved Andre Agassi up|K*ars to lx- v c v good indeed. Th e 20-year-old American, devoted ton new fitness program for the pasi live months, has reached the quarterfinals of the French Open In convincing fash­ ion. Agassi has dropped Just two sets In his llrsi lour matches and Sunday disjioscd of fourth-round 15.15 million Frtnch Open opponent Jim Courier B-7 (H-IO), Al Paris, June 1 G-I.B-4.6-0, I Saadi in psranthasas) Two years ago. Agassi reached Four*) Round Ihe scmifiuuls at Roland Garros, Statll Gral ( I ) , West Germany, dal where lie met Mats Wllander. Nathalie Tauliat (15). Franca. *1. *4. The fifth set was no contest as Manual* Malaava (4), dal Nalalia Zvereva the exhausted Agassi was shut (10), Soviet Union. 4 4. 4 2; Mary Jo* Fernanda; 17), Miami del Ann Grossman. nut 6-0 and the memory remains Gro.a City. Ohio, a 3. a 7: Katarina AAalaava vivid. III. Bulgaria, dal Nicola Provli, Australia. ) 4, 4 3. *2; Conchlta Martina; 191. Spain, "It’s lough lo forget, when you dal Willrud Probst, West Germany. 4 3. 4-3; are so close and then you get lo Jennifer Capriati. Wesley Chapel, fla . del the lift It set and you're a d li­ Mecedes Pat, Argentina, * 0.4 1 lt rent player. I fell horrible." he Ws Andre Agassi (1), Las Vagas. Ntv . dal recalled. " I was weak and Jim Courier (I ) ) , Dacto City. 4 7 II 10). 4 I. cramping At that point. I was 4 4. 4 0. Michael Clung (I I ), Placentia. lust thinking about bed and Calif. dal Javier Sanchat. Spain. 4 4.4 4.4 1 getting off (lie court." In January. Agassi started a { T R A N S A C T IO N S regimen of hard exercise and Bawball better eating. Allanla — Activated pitcher Charlie Now. he says. "1 am a different Laibrandt trom disabled lilt, u n i pitcher player My physical strength Is a Rick Luackan lo Richmond ol Ih* Interna tiortal Laagua (AAAI lot nnire .iik I when you're physi­ Lot Angela! — Ertervied Manager Tommy cally strong, it's tough mil to he Lasordasconlractthrough 1552 menially strong." Nan* Yark (N L ) — Purchased th* contract ol catcher Oav* Lidded trom Tidewater at Defending champion Michael Ih* International Laagua (AAA) optioned Chang, who will meet Agassi in pitcher Watty Whitehurst to T idawater the quarterfinals, said ol the Saattla — Placed pitcher Scoll Bankhead on 21 day disabled till retroactive lo June 7. "in w" Agassi. "Th e guy's a monster "He worked a loi harder and he's a l« >i Ix-lter player." Courier, who was horn ill .uni scored oil a Winn single to set the stage Sanford and attended the Bulletlor Wright's heroics. li e r i T e n n is A c a d e m y In Evans led olf the seventh with u triple and Hradenlou with Agassi several Ihe next two men were walked to load the years ago. also nnlcd his oppo­ bases. After a strike out. Wright sent nent's improved fitness. everyone home with his blast. "I le's (l( lii)iiclv in better sIuijmEvans was Ihe winning pitcher for Ihe All ill.ui Iasi year.” said Courier, Stars giving up only four tills while striking who upset Agassi in the third out right. He also had a triple. Chunat was the big gun for Atleoek with three hits, including two triples. Roberts had the other Adcock hit. Softball-----------------Continued from IB Inning wilh a single, wtih Ihe winning run as Grace Christian picked up the win. Markham Woods ha:! scored a run In each ol the llrst and second Innings while Grace li.itI scored two runs In Ihe second to tte the game al 2-2 until the seventh. O lder, younger players share love of baseball in Buddy Lake League round of ihe 19H9 French Open. "Last year, he wasn't there lo answer my forehand and this year he was there with a pretty good response, lie's been work­ ing pretty hard I guess." "After the first set (Sunday 1 I wasn't able to take control of the points. 1was always on Ihe run." said Courier, who still has rela­ tives living In Seminole County. “ Last year. I was able to take control and hurt him a little hit Today, he came out determined not lo let me do that to him ... I guess m a ybe h e 's a step quicker." Agassi and Courier use the same hard-hitting style, staying oil the baseline and pounding their forehands nod iwo-handed b a c k h a n d s . B ecause b o th players slam every shot al top speed. Sunday's mulch lacked any versatile shotmaking and became a monotonous exchange of DO-inph groundstrokes. Agassi, when asked about the second-set turnaround, said thal licfore ibe mulch he had little hope for the opening set. "Jim always comes out bang­ ing the halls in the first set — my goal was Just lo stay with him ." Having forced the tie-breaker. Agassi fell In control of the mutch and recalled saying lo himself iK'fore the second set. "I’m In great shape." The Las Vegas showman again wore hot-pink cycling shorts beneath his denim tennis shorts, plus a hot-pink headtuind. He said there had been no repercussions since his slalemculs Friday, when he ridiculed the p o s s ib ility of an a ll-w h ite clothing code al the French Open. Agassi said S u n d a y that tournament organizer Phllip|KCli.tlrier claims thal an "all whites" clothing rule is impor­ tant because ol Iradliinu. Sanford Herald MISSED DELIVERY Call: 322*2611 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 5:30 p.m. til 6:30 p.m. SUNDAY 6:00 A.M. til 10:00 A.M. “ SAME DAY DELIVERY IS OUR GOALn �sy, June 4, 1990 — SB Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida — People Five good reasons to prune plants IN BRIEF Volunteers appreciated A piclnit- and awards ceremony will be hild tilh ttlie Nava Training Center. Orlando, to salute volunteers on June 16 as part of tbr toelal celebration of Dig Hrnthcrs/Mg Sisters Volunteer Appreciation Week, June 10-16. For more Information, eall 422-3197 In Orlando. Volunteer opportunites The Volunteer Center of Seminole County Is a clearinghouse for ihe rcrrullmenl and placement of volunteers to Seminole County Social Service Agencies. Call 321-5739 lo volunteer your time. Weekdays, for teenagers. Oviedo Recreation needs Junior Camp Counselors and pool assistants. Tutoring assistance Is needed at local elementary schools through Dividends. Various elderly care centers would like friendly visitors, crafts leaders, and other assistance with fun activities. Missing Children Center Is Interviewing for help on the "teen rap" lines. Weekdays, for adults. Seminole County Sheriff's Offtrc would like general, light office help. Missing Children Center needs assistance In writing lor grants. Guardian Ad Lllcm Program needs adults <o assist and represent child abuse victims In court proceedings. Training provided. Legal Aid Society needs someone lo conduct client Interviews on Fridays. Evenings or weekends, for adults, become a parcnt/frlcnd to a r.cw teenage mother through the Sunshine Connection, Prosecution Alternatives for Youth needs a mature udult lo supervise children as they pick up (rash along a stale marl Saturday mornings. Weekdays, for seniors. Retired Settlor Volunteer Program needs people lo provide transportation for many volunteer Jobs. CALENDAR There Is a right and a wrong way lo prune ornamental plants Just as there Is a right and a wrong time of year to prime. Unless you know when to do what, you may prune Incorrectly and permanently damage your plants. B a s ic a lly , there arc five reasons to prune. First, prune to remove diseased, damaged or dead wood. Removal of dead, weak nr damaged wood and diseased or Insect Infested wood is an effective way to stop the spread of disease and insects to other parts of the plant or neighboring plants. Alw ays remove crossing branches that can rub and wound the plant. Tills type or pruning Is consid­ ered corrective and should be done at any time of the year thut ft is necessary for the health of the plant. Another reason for pruning Is to reduce or restrict plant size. Many shrubs and hedges gel very large and out of bounds quickly. It Is a good practice to remove only n third of the plant at n time when rejuventating old shrubs however since greatly reducing the size of a plant Is a major stress and can harm (tie plant. Instead, do your re ­ juvenation pruning In stages CELESTE WHITE OAADKNINO taking one third off now and In a few months, remove another third etc. until you have reached the desired height. Thinning Is a type of pruning that Is especially helpful with dumping-type plants r r plants that you want to open up lo air or light. The flrsl step when thinning Is to remove weak or "leggy" branches. Next, com­ pletely remove branches hack to lateral branches, the main trunk or to the ground. Thinning gives a plant an open uni natural appearance and encourages healthy new growth. H eading back Is another method of pruning similar to thinning but Involves the re­ moval or the terminal ends of twigs, shoots or branches back lo an auxiliary hud or node. This technique produces a thicker, denser plant because it usually increases Ihc number of shoots and leaves. The last reason to prune Is lo Increase flowering or fruiting and is especially Important in deciduous fruit culture. The size of flowers and fruit depends on the number on each stem or plant. If you reduce some of the potential flowers or fruit, those that remain will be larger In size. This Is especially true wllli fruits like grapes, peaches, apples and pears. It Is very Important lo prune ul Ihc proper time of the year. Spring flowering plants like azaleas should be pruned Imme­ diately after flowering since these plants set their flowers on previous season's growth. Never prune azaleas after August as you will he pruning off next year’s flowers. Plants that flower In the summer, like hibiscus, should be pruned before growth starts In Ihc spring. Deciduous plants, like crepe myrtle should be pruned during the dormant season. This Includes deciduous f r u its lik e p e a ch e s. Most evergreens like llguslrum can be pruned u( any time. There are certain tools that you will need for any baslr pruning Job big or small and It Is Important to choose the right tool for the task. Hand shears are used for basic clean-up Jobs and can prune branches about Ihc size of your little finger. Loppcrs should he used on branches up lo l l/i inches In diameter. Prun­ ing saws arc avllabtc for larger branches. Hedge shears, either electric or manual, arc used for hedges only. Pruning tools should always be kepi clean and sharp. Prun­ ing cuts should be done in a way .hat does not bruise the re­ maining tissue. Torn or ripped tissue can heal slowly or In­ crease the chance of disease. Pruning paint used lo be used extensively, but recent research has shown that is is neither beneficial or harmful, so ll Is not necessary anymore to paint every wound. For more Inform ation on pruning. JusI give me a call or drop by Ihc Agriculture Center fora free fact sheet. All Seminole County Coopera­ tive Extension Service Programs arc open to all regardless of race, color, sex or national origin. (Celeste White la Seminole C o u n t y Ex tan al on Ur ban Hortlculturlat. Ptiona: 323-2500, axt 5559.) Oddfellows to have meeting Lodge No. 27 of the International Order of Oddfellows meets the first and third Monday of every month, except Ju ly und August, at H p.h i . at 101 Magnolia Ave.. Sanford. Overeaters to have step study Officers Installed A step study of Overeaters Anonymous Is conducted on Mondays at 7:30 p.m. nt West Lake Hospital. State Road 434. Longwood. For more Information, call Charlie at 323-8070. Mayor Bettye Smith (far right) installed new officers for the Sanford Garden Club recently. Each new officer received a rose. They are from left: Grace T h e o b a ld , tre a s u re r; Jane W e s t , s e c r e t a r y ; Mary MacTavIsh, vice president and Fran Morton, president. Narcotics Anonymous to meet Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday al 8 p.m. at the House of Goodwill. 3 17 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Poets to talk verse First Florida Poets meet ul IO n.m. every Monday al the Deland Public Library. Interested poelsarc welcome. C lo ggin g groups to have classes Dixieland ('loggers hold classes 7-8 p.m. each Monday at the old Lake Mary fire station, Flrsl Street and Wilbur Avenue. Lake Mary. Cost Is $25 per 10-wcck session. For more information, eall 321-5267. The club meeting is held from H-9 p.m.. at the fire station. The Old Hickory Stompers hold classes 7-8 p.m. cacti Monday al the Knights of Columbus Hall on S. Park Avenue, Sanford. Cost Is $2.50 per class. For more information, call 349-9529. Sanford Rotarians to meet Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Sanford Civic Center. Help for gamblers offered G mihlrrs Anonymous and Gum-Anon for family and friends, meet separately Monday and Friday (non-smokers) at 7:30 p.m.. Church of the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave.. Maitland. For more Information, call 236-9206. TOPS chapter to meet about eating Take Oil Pounds Sensibly meetings are held at the Osteen Civic Center on Mondays at 8:30 a.m. al the Osteen Civlr Center oil Mavtown Road. For more Information, call Lisa Rleks at 322-7335. MONDAY’S PRIME TIME ES9I o o 1 o News 1 1 News News e> [j^urrTillEnlirtxin. EntirUin. Attair ■ ■Twhjit firmly Hard Copy Feud Jeopardy! Wheel ol Fortune Auction (S) Mixed message about men who cross-dress S E A R A B B Y : This is In refer­ ence lo "Peg." the 45-year-old divorcee who wrote for advice co n ce rn in g her 4 8-yea r-old transvestite boyfriend. When 1 was 20. I married the man of my dreams. He was c h a r m in g . In te llig e n t and masculine. A year later, tie c o ii f 1(I e it t h a t h e wa s a transvest lie. (I didn't even know w hal the word m ean).I He explained that lie hud the need to dress In women's clothes occasionally — especially un­ derwear — for purposes of sex­ ual or emotional gratification. This hit me like a ton of bricks, hut I thought I could change him. I was wrong. Five years and three children taler, he was shaving his legs, w e a rin g padded bras and lingerie to bed. and contemplat­ ing sex-change surgery. 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S h Wrote M [He-M an !HH ee-M aann SMi-mVce USAI (He Man - ».r H;,r ., VH! ^ncjtu sfeaueMusrc feeneufe ffe One e rr ‘usa t h st Sat PdsSurrjhPeaien ll wun reewe HanpinIn [Abbell IBesebefl A IN ^uhares Sh Tears [Comedy JjR jn tor four Ue »e w ~ , ICesOv pCeU’Aito fc TeAeeATtuet {A |A~Sr Grtl.tn It.irT[Bew [Basebe-i A une al l A nwj wtb/i s- e> AG lien fJHIereoee ISenlerd .|To Hue end Haw Not (Coker) f«A Kill 4 — In*'Whirl All* Action 60* Ch*«n % A D V ICE ABIG AIL VAN BUREN became progressively depressed, feeling that lo was a woman trapped in a j man's body. He consulted a pyschlatrlsl who s|M.-cia)lzcd In gender disorders and sex-ehaijge therapy, and after extensive medical and psychological testing, he was told that he was a "transsex­ ual." The therapy for transsex­ ualism Invclves changing the I mkIv to mutch the mind. This led to two yfars of electrolyls lo remove all fai’ial hair and llua hair on his chest. He was given massive doses of estrogen, which softened Ills skin, enlarge his brvuslsund made him Impotent. When I turned 40. I decided In file for divorce. The children chose to come with me. My ex-husband is presently Involved In I he social and cul­ tural activities of a singles group. I don’t know what Ills plans are. hut he Is 48. mid nil the surface he would appear to he a good “ c a t r h " for a 4 5 -ye a r-o ld divorcee. I hope lie's not the person "Peg In Sacramento" speaks so lovingly of. I am signing m y name and address In case you waul lo check me mil for uullieullcily. hut please do not publish It. A N O N YM O U S AND SIN CER E D EA R A N O N YM O U S : Thank you for a Itclplul Idler. Peg's letter Inspired many responses such as yours, as well as some expressing the following scullincuts: (Problems? Write to Deer Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Dear Abby, P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, Calif. 90069. 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Florida mal laid Commisston will hold a Public Heannq on June J|, ISSO. al r 00 p M . or as coon thereafter as possible. lo con vder a request from Lake Mary Associates lor Conditional Use Approval and Site Plan Approv al tor an addition lo a shopping center on tre toll owing 1e K ' ibed properly Lot I, Victoria Square. Plat Book at. Page *1 ot the Public Record! ol Semno'e County. F lorida The Public Hearing will be held in the Com mi won Cham bert lit N Country Club Road. Lake Mary The Public It In vlled lo attend and be heard Said hearing may be continued trom lime to lime until a (Inal decision It made by the City Commlttlon A TAPED r e c o r d o f t h i s M EE TIN G IS MADE BY THE C I T Y F O R IT S C O N V E NIENCE THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADE QUATE RECORD FOR PUR POSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE C ITY W ITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING M ATTER ANY PERSON WISHING TO EN SURE TH A T AN ADEQ UATE RECORD OF THE PROCEED INGS IS M AINTAINED FOR A P P E LLA TE PURPOSES IS A D V IS ED TO M AKE T H E NECESSARY ARRANGE M ENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE Cllyot Lake Mary, Florida Carol A Edwards. City Clerk D ATED May 13. IBO PUBLISH June*. 1*90 OES 7 UNCLAIM ED V E H IC LE AUCTION Sale Begins Promptly n 10am View One Hour Prior to Sale M/tl/M 72 Buick 4UJ7T1H4J7165 7a Jeep JlFK U TH lSIM la Chrysler IC3BAJ4EIEG7SS6J4 IS Chevrolet 1GIASB7I7EL115353 71 Chevrolet IN3SR30243575 7* Chevrolet • I047D4N53S47* 71 Ford 3X13X3411*1 IIM ercury IMEBPS034CH401I0I I I Mercury 1VE8P1377BW4444I* ST. JOtiNS RIVER WATCH M ANAGEM ENT DISTRICT GWtt Notice el Intended Agtncy Action The District give* notice el It* Intent to Issue a permit to the following eppllcentli) on June I I O ldtm obile 1GJAN4SNIBM3154S0 71 O ldtm oblle .R47F4M3344S* 71 Volktwigen 1337130311 77 Toyota RT1 1*03*03* 73 Toyota RT0303I333 10 Pontiac 2E27VA745S731 71 Pontiac 7DISAIP3S3437 71 Pontiac 3LI9NIP133II3 Allamonta Towing Service 117 Marker St Alt Spgt 04/31/SO MChevrolet IGIJC33P4GJI17I3* Altamonte Towing Service 117 Marker St. Alt. Spgt Publish Junes, two DES 44 _ NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Notice It hereby given thal I am engaged In butinett al 411 Amethyst Way. Lake Mary. Seminole County, Florida, under the F ic t it io u s N am e ot D I V E R S I F Y PIPING, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida. In accordance with the Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section 1*3 OS Florida Statutes 1*3? John W Huebscher Publish June 4. II. II. 13. l**o DES 41 NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR TH E VACATING. ABANDONING. DISCONTINUING, ANDCLOSINGOF RIGHTS OF WAY OR DRAINAGE EASEM ENT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN YOU WILL PLEASE TA K E NOTICE that the Board ol County Commissioners ol Seminole County. Florida a ll 30 p m. on lha 3*th da, ol lone, A D , 1*90 In the County Commissioners' Meeting Room al the Seminole County Services Building In Santord. Florida, will hold a public hearing lo consider and determine whether or not the County will vacate, abandon, discontinue, close, renounce and disclaim iclaimany right ol Ihe County and the '<• the ■TO: i W ^ f ’ijn r i f M f r'J t drainage ‘easel ougn or adiacent lo 'he described property, 'o wit LEG A L DESCRIPTION PARCEL *1 • TRACT OF LAND LY IN G IN THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION 30, TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH. RANGE 30 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS BEGIN AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 7. SHADOW LAKE ACRES. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17, AT PAGE 34OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE HUN NORTH 00-04 34' WEST. ALONG TH E EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF STATE ROAD 431, A DISTANCE OF 50 00 F E E 7 . TO A POINT ON A NONTANGENT CURVE CONCAVE TO THE SOUTHWEST; THEN CE DEPAR TING SAID EASTER LY RIGHT OF WAY LIN E. RUN EASTERLY AND SOUTHERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVE. HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF ;»*27'I7". A RADIUS OF 30 00 F E E T . AN ARC LEN G TH OF *4 3« F E E T . A CHORD BEARING SOUTH OF 50*33 1* EAST AND A CHORD LENG TH OF *3 II F E E T TO A POINT LYING 10 00 F E E T NORTH OF THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT 7 MIENCE RUN NORTH 1S-47S*" EFCT, 10 00 F E E T NORTH OF AND PARALLEL W ITH SAID SOUTH LIN E, A DISTANCE OF 177 03 F E E T TO A POINT ON A NONTANGENT CURVE TO THE SOUTHEAST THENCE RUN NORTHERLY AND EASTER LY ALONG THE ARC OF SAIDCURVE HAVING A C EN TR AL ANGLE OF 71‘ to 5* A RADIUS OF 30 00 F E E T . AN ARC LE N G TH OF *3 34 F E E T . A CHORD t ARINGOF NORTH 47*44 37 ' EAST. AND A CHORD LENGTH OF 5S 3S F E E T TO A POINT LY IN G 3 00 F E E T WEST OF TH E EAST LINE OF SAID LO T 3. TH EN C E RUN NORTH 00*06 34" WEST. 5 00 F E E T W EST OF AND PARALLEL WITH SAID EAST LINE A DISTANCE OF 27SOO F E E T TO A POINT LYIN G ON TH E SOUTH R IGH T OF WAY LINE OF WAYS i OE DRIVE. TH EN C E RUN NORTH 4**S4 00" EAST ALONG SAID SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE, A OISTANCE OF 10 00 F E E T TO A POINT LYING J 00 F E E T EAST OF THE NOPTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT 2; TH EN C E. DEPARTING SAID SOUTH RICMT OF WAY LIN E. RUN SOUTH 00*04'34". EAST, 5 00 F E E T EAST OF AND PARALLEL WITH SAID EAST LINE OF LO T 3. A DISTANCE OF 27( S« F E E T TO A POINT ON A NONTANGENT CURVE TO THE SOUTHWEST THENCE RUN EA STER LY AND SO UTHER LY ALONG TH E ARC OF SAID CURVE HAVING A C E N TR A L ANGLE OF 71*33 40". A RADIUS OF 30 00 F E E T . AN ARC LE N G TH OF 44 44 F E E T . A CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH 45*09'I9 EAST. AND A CHORD LEN G TH O c *3 33 F E E T TO A POINT LYIN G 5 00 F E E T N O H TH O F TH E SOUTH LINE OF LOT 1 OF SAID SHADOW LAKE ACRES TH EN C E RUN NORTH SY*47 5a EAST 5 00 F E E T NORTH OF AND PAR ALLEL WITH SAID SOUTH LINE OF LOT I. A DISTANCE OF 330 la F E E T TO A POINT ON THE EAST LINE OF SAID SHADOW LAKE ACRES; THEN CE RUN SOUTH 00*06 34" EAST ALONG SAIO EAST LINE. A DISTANCE OF 10 00 F E E T ; THENCE. D EPAR TING SAID EAST LINE. RUN SOUTH 4**47 54" WEST, 5 00 F E E T SOUTH OF AND PAR ALLEL WITH THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT 3. A DISTANCE OF 4«0 74 F E E T TO A POINT ON A NONTANGENT CURVE CONCAVE TO THE NORTHWEST. THENCE RUN SO UTHER LY AND W ESTER LY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVE HAVING A CEN TR AL ANGLE OF 44‘ 71'C* ", A RADIUS OF WOO F E E T AN ARC LEN G TH OF 7J6I F E E T , A 'H O R D HEARING OF SOUTH 47*43 SI" WEST AND A CHORD LENG TH OF *7 U F E E T TO A POINT LYING ON TH E EASTER LY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF SAIO STATE HOAD43I. THENCE RUN NORTH 00*06 14 WEST ALONG SAID EASTER LY R IG H TO F WAY A DISTANCE OF 50 00 F E E T TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LAND LIES IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AND CONTAINS 0 3*5 ACRES MORE OR LESS LEG A L DESCRIPTION P AR C EL'? A TRACT OF LAND LY IN G IN THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF SECTION » . TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH. RANGE » EAST. s e ia in o l e c o u n t y . F l o r id a b e in g m o r e p a r t ic u l a r l y DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS BEGIN AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 4. SHADOW LAKE ACRES AS RECORDED IN FLAT BOOK 33. AT PAGE J4 0F THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA THENCE RUN NORTH 00*06 14 WEST ALONG THE EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF STATE ROAO 4JI. A DISTANCE OF 5 00 F E E T THENCE D EP AR TIN G SAID EASTER LY R IG H TO F WAY LINE RUN NORTH (V*47 54 " EAST. 5 00 F E E T NORTH OF AND PARALLEL WITH THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT 4. A DISTANCE OF 540 00 F E E T TO A POINT ON THE EAST LINE OF SAID SHADOW IA K E ACRES THENCE RUN SOUTH 00*0*14" EAST ALONG SAID EAST LINE A DISTANCE OF 10 00 F E E T THEN CE. DEPARTING SAIO EAST LINE HUN SOUTH *S*47’56 WEST 3 00 F E E T SOUTH OF AND PARALLEL WITH THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LO T 4 A DISTANCE OF 4S0 74 F E E T TO A POINT ON A NO NTANG ENT CURVE CONCAVE TO THE NORTHWEST T m ENCE RUN SOUTHERLY AND WESTERLY ALONG SAID CURVE HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 14*21 0» A RADIUS OF 50 00 F E E T AN ARC LE N G TH OF 71*1 F E E T A CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH 47*47 31 WEST AND A CHORD LENG TH OF 67 14 F E E T TO A POINT ON THE EASTERLY RIGHT O f WAY LINE OF SAID STATE ROAD 411 TMENCE RUN NORTH 00*0*14 WEST ALONG SAID EASTER LY R IG H TO F WAY LINE A DISTANCE OF 5500 F E E T TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL CF LAND LIES IN SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA AND CONTAINS 0 1*1 ACRES MORE OR LESS PERSONS IN TER ES TE D MAY APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE TIME ANDPLACE ABOVE SPECIFIED (SEAL) BOAROOF COUNT Y COMMISSIONERS Maryann* V-orse. Clerk lo Ihr Board Publish June* lew DES 33 CELEBRITY CIPHER €.&**# Ciyt>'tag-rami **« cr**liKj tiem quotation* bp tamexut pcH-tje* psH and ( *.> itiltt in th« (iprar ilands for •nown f«.*}.«v t J p • y g p c O P B V A X K F S p ’ b m e B P F F P C l m V G M V G M U P J C P U P E Y P S N X X S v O P P E d l V P M A G P C . ' m - W F M E E P C L X A X E C X C . I H EVIO US S O LU TIO N A is an abomination unlo (be , ril anti i very present help in time of Rouble " — Adtai S tw o n io fi n. isso Bel Aire Home*. Ml Douglas Ave. Altamonte Springs. FL 37714. A p p lic a t io n 44 117 OOS3AM3. on 13/11/H The protect ll located In Suminote C o u n t y . S e c t i o n ) * ) 17, Township!*) II South. Range 10 East. The application li lor a 3* 000 acre modification at "Pond 4", Vonture Court. In Oak Forest Subdivision. Unit 6 lo be known at Oak Forest Unit* The receiving water body He*11* Gee Creek Tlmacuan Venture, Attn Hubert Earley. 301 S Orange Ave. Ste ISO Orlando. FL 17001. Application 44 117 0I04AM7. on 1/30'SO The protect I* located In Seminole County. Sect IonIs I 03 00. Township! s) 30 South. Range X East The application Is lor a *40 ooo acre tingle family ret! dtnlial development consisting ot IIS 11 acre lots to ba known as Tlmacuan Unit I* The rectiv Ing water bodyliet) is Crystal Lake (Class III) Seminole County Public Works. 174 Bush Bird. Sanlord, F L 1 2 77 1. A p p l le a I Ion •4 117 0IS1AGM4. on t/ll/SO The protect I* located In Semi note County. Section!*! II. Townshipltl 20 South. Rang* X East The application Is for a 31 000 acre relocate basin rl retention lacilltles to be known as Lakt Mary Blvd widening The receiving water body ( Set) It Soldier's Creek (Class III) Lake Mary Residential Joint Venture. 10** W Morse Blvd. Winter Park. FL 3371*. Appllca lion (4 1I7 0743AM4, on 1/II'S0 The prottcl l* located In Semi­ nole County, Section!*) 01. Township!*) 30 South. Rang* 30 East The application it tor a 41* 000 acre multi use residen Hal. commercial, office to be known as Chase Groves The receiving water bodylles) Is Smith Canal. Bel Air A Deforest Lakes (Clast III) Estes Trust. CO William C D e m t lr e t , Tru s te e , 1341 Edgtwaler Dr Orlando. FL 13*04. Application >4 117 0I4SAC. on 13/1/1* The pro|*ct Is located In Seminole Counly. Sec lion! si 04 03 0* 07 00 OS. Townsblp(s) 31 5outh, Rang* II East The application it tor a 7600 000 acre low density resl denllal subdivision with small amount ol support commercial activity A goll course to be known as Rivers Bend The receiving water body lies) It Econlockhatche* River and Lake Jessup (Class III) Th t IBalil containing each ol the above listed application!*) are available lor Inspection Monday through Friday except tor legal holiday*. I 00 a m. lo 3 00 p m at the St. Johns River Wa,*r Management District Highway 100 Weil. Palalka. Florida The District will take action on each permit application listed above unless a petition lor an administrative proceeding (hearing) it Ilk J pursuant to the provision*ot s 'Hon 110 37. F S . and section 40C I 511. F A C A person whose substantial inter ests are allecled by any ol the Districts proposed permitting decisions identified above may petition lor ar administrative hearing In accordance with sec lion 170 37. F.S Petition* must comply with the requirements ot Florida Administrative Code Rules 40C I 111 and 40C 1 331 and be tiled with (received byl the District Clerk. P O Bo. 141*. Palatka. Florida 11071 14 3 s P e titio n s lo r ad ministrallve hearing on Ihe above application!*) must be Hied within fourteen ( 14) days ol publication* ol this notice or within fourteen (14) days ol actual receipt ot this intent, whichever lint occurs Failure to tile a petition within this time period shall constitute a waiver of any right such person may h ave to re q u e st an ad m inistrallve determination (hearing) under section 110 57. F .S . concerning the subject permit application Petitions which are not Hied In ac cordance with Ihe above pro visions ai e subiec l to dismissal Publish June 4 ISSO DES 45 LEGAL ADVERTISEM EN T B ID •IS/SO *1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City ol Sanlord. Florida will receive sealed bids up lo I 10 P M on Tuesday. June IS, 19S0. In the Purchasing OH Ice. Room 341 lor the tol lowing Items DAYLILLIES (PLANTS) All bids are to be delivered or mailed lo The City ot Sanlord. Purchasing Olhce. 100 North Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida 11771 The sealed bids will be publicly opened later that same day at 1 00 P M in Ihe City Commission Chambers, Room )17, Sanford Cily Hall Speclllcahon* and Ihe proper bid lorms are available, at no cost, in the Purchasing Ollice Room 141. 100 N Park Avenue Santord Florida 14071 2X 5*1] The City ot Santord reserves the right lo accrpl or reiecl any or ail bids, with or without cause, to waive technicalities or to accept the bid which in its lodgment best serves Ihe inter esl si Ihe City C ITY OF SANFORD Walter Shearin Purchasmq Aq*nl May I'. ISSO Publish June 4 ISSO OES IS I W CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS 14 f «B IH Bth l U R W B . . . I K B R B B . . . S4C ■ Bm . . . ETC ■ Nm . . . S7C * Rat •br •3 Rm bX •.-00 A.M. •4.-00 P.M. i t J MONDAY t i n FRIDAY 1 SATURDAY 9 - torst mm»mw warn rm I ROW ACCEPTING Price* above reflect a 11 SO ca»h diicount for prompt payment. 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Plaata chock your ad for accuracy tht first day It runs. 2 1 — P e r s o n a ls 49— M is c e lla n e o u s CASH AVAILABLE Buying Hemet A Mortgage* Oukk CXtlAB.,............. 333-63*4 F R E E ROOM A BOARD • For wh female Casselberry re tired mat* need* company Call 4*3-1733 A I R L I N E T I C K E T - To oallimora/Wishlnglon A re lurn to Orlando I Jun* IS departure Return July 1! 5)13 Call 1 407 140 0614 AIRLINE T IC K E T , 1 Way June 14, ISSO Orlando to Cleveland direct 343 Call 112 7211 25— S p e c ia l N o tic e s IRONING IN MY HOME BECOME A NOTARY For Detail*; 1100 412 4334 Florida Notary Assoclalion 27—Nursery A Child Care CHILD CARE Summer Mother <* 1 will car* lor children If'h r Sanlord 173 143*_______ CHILD CARE In my home SiXa to 4 OOp -Meal*. mack* PR certified Ref Reason 4't* Karen I X MIS CARE In my Sunland n* Ages 3 3 years R ito n a b l* M e a ls pro willed U s e -0 7 0 3 4 Call 17)434* H E L P T H E M rafaln whal IheV'y v* learned or gel them prdpa iared for kindergarten wit* lots of tun. creative 1 learning activities P Ly A L e w Childcare, age* 4 A Up. HR^ 407CM3. Call 311*430 ■K (4ARY/SANFORD area Sprinl rate* tor 3 children Call 110 1131 Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR3EMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA P IO B ATE DIVISION FiW Number *0 411 CP IN RE ESTA TE OF ROSA A, PAYTON. Deceased NOTICE OF AOMIN 1ST RATION Tht adit sltlralion at Ihe estate ol ROSA A PAY ION. d e ce a se d. F ile N u m b e r SO all CP, It pending In the Circuit Court tor Seminole County F lo rid a . Probale Division. Ihe address of which I* Seminole1County Courthouse. Sanlord, Florida 31771 The name and additst ol the personal represenIRIve and the personal rtpresentdiv* i attorney are set forth below All In'etesled persons are required I* file with this court. W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S FROM THE DATE OF THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS NOTICE ID all claims against the estate and (2) any objection by an Interested pertor to whom notice was mailed that challenge* 'he quaJ Ificaliont ol the personal repre tentative, vmue or jurisdiction ot Ihe tour! ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVEK BARRED Date ol the first publication ot this notice c4 administration Jun* 4. ISSO Personal ReJrtsenlaliv* THOMAS A SPEER P O Bo. 1144 Sanlord. FL S771 1164 Attorney for Personal Representative THOMAS A SPEER Ol SPEER A SPEER. P A P O Bo. 1144 Sanlord. FL 337*2 1144 Telephone (4071122 0441 Publish June 4,11, isso OES 41 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Maiit* it htr«4y given that f am engaged in toatmett at 3*07 Orlando Ay* , Saif lord Seminole County, Florid# under the Fictitious Name of CUSTOM D E N TA L ARTS and that I Intend to regi%t*r wnd name with the Clerk d( the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Ftoci da, in accordant with the Provlitont of fife Fictihou* Name Statute*. To Wit Section •45 oe Florida Statute* 1*57 Michael McCann Pubiith May 71. 14 A June 4. II 1990 DER 21] IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT. E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. 3EMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO SO 1441 CA 14 G IN R E FOR FEITURE Oh THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY ( 11One I) 100 00 U N ITEO STATESCURRENC Y NOTICE OF F O R FE ITU R E PROCEEDINGS TO Darryl E Jamci* 131 Sufi Valley Village Apart mailt t, Alta man<te Springs. Fiona* M TU and all others who cMim an interest in the tallowing property a) t M00 00 United Slates currency which was weed on or about the Wth day of April. 1990 at or near 521 Sun Valley Village Apartment 9 Aitamontr Spring*. $f*tiinole County Florida, by and being held by the Altamonte Springs Police Department, who will appear before the HONORABLE C VERNON M IZE. JR cn tlh day of July. 1990 at • X) A M m room NJ24 for the purpose of Ring a Petition for Rule fo Show Cause and lor Final Order of Forfeiture why the 'described property ihOokJ nut be for lifted: to the use cl or s-eie by the Chief of Police Altamonte Springs Police Department Seminole County F tor.da upon produtnq due proof that tin same was used in Seminole County Fk”id* m *-oution of the law* of the $**t* of Florida dealing with contraband and otter criminal offenses pursuant to Florida Statutes 9J2 791 704 YOU DO NOT HAVE TO APPEAR t H E R EB Y C E R TIFY that this Notice vend its accompany«ng pleadings are bemg served pursuant to Floridi Statutes 912 til TO4. this lOthdayof May. 1*0 NORMAN R W O lH N G E R STA f E ATTO RN E V BY ANNE E RICHARDS RUTBER G A S A f tor id* Bar iNu 100 E m * First Sheet San ford F lor da 22771 Pubhsh: June14 II 19M DES ]S We ere looking lor dedicated cert Hied nursing astistanls who enjoy working wih Ihe elderly Full and purl lime positions SIM bonus alter completion ol I month ot satisfactory employment HtlUiaven Health Care Center S3* Mellonville Ave.. Sanlord 3311344....................... E.O.E./H COLLECTOR •Making tint tew cell* lo delinquent customers Some typing PreVTus e.p a plus' Hours Ham lo Ipm, Mon Thurt A lam lo 5pm f rl Non smokersonfyl! Apply; Rich Food Plan 4BIW. 12thSt„ lentord COMPUTER OPERATOR With bookkeeping eipeftente Cell Helen foreppt 313 9190 CONSTRUCTION OFFICE MANAGER For l person office _______ Call I X 0060 CONSTRUCTION FITTER/WELDER P IC K U P and D E L IV E R Y available Call m a lic 55— B u s in e ss O p p o r tu n itie s OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS For 143 Cell I 400 733 344*».I L4I VENDING ROUTE Local High Ireflic locations Sell cheep! I >00 717 1X0 AV— M o n e y to L e n d ASSUMABLE AGREEMENTS FOR DEEDS AND OTHER CONTRACTS FOR 5ALE7 TRADE? ANY IDEAS’ noh q Also have money to land If your property I* tree end deer Knowledgeable In many aspect! ot real estate aquisl lion. Call 741 7446 or digital beeper. 6SS 1117 Consultant Mark Frink CASH TOR HOMEOWNERS 1st, 2nd or equity mortgages Good Bad credit. Low rates IM *44* Mortgage Magic. Inc lie Mlg Bkr 460 E 414. Cass GOLD CREDIT CARD 11.500 Credit Line GUAR. VISA/MC Guar Cash Advance I N* 414 1540 54* 34 lee 71—He I p Wanted_ e . G E T A 10BI • e Cruitelinet. US A Overseen 444 111 444* e .I C*1 Men Fr)................... SAM 7PM * * MOLLY MAID * * Prof Maid Service' Will train,, full time. Mon Frt- 767 5007 ADD TO YOUR INCOME Buy or Sell Avon Harriet. 122 0659 or Pal. 327 4323 ASSEM BLE TO YS A Craft Itemf, full part time High tarnlngsl 404 221 3011_______«• ASST. MANAGER NEEDED OR PARTS COUNTER HELP Parts taper tenet prefer red Retirees wtlc ome t Par It City. Sanford. 2500 S French Awe__ EXP O SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS On sing1# needle A merraw machines We otter piece work pay. paid holidays A vacations Health A dental plan II your are looking lor a nice air conditioned place lo work Irlendly people good wages and benefits and you are dependable and believe in a good day s pay lor a good day's work, we need YOU! SAN DEL M FC .IN C 31*0Old Lh. Mary R d- Santord 441 131 l i l t TEMPTED TO TEMP? We have immediate shoe! and lonq term assignments m your area tor OOFFICE CLERKS OHECEPTIONISTS eSECRETAR IES * WORD PROCESSORS • INDUSTRIAL WORKERS We otter top pay. great benefits and the opportunity to work at many ol the top companies In your area Call now tor an appointment! 7X 477] NO F E E FRIDAY PAY Will train, several needed now! All types! Mitre Employment... h i *nI, * ' COUNSELORS E.perisnced with High School students Good personality needed! 37-hr Mon Frl Call 372 5X7 OELIVERY ORIVER (Warehouse Full lime Apply in person, kalilfl Auto Parts 1714 Orlando Or. Santord DRIVERS Ove r the r oad, tree lor frailer . must have 2 year* experience and good driving record Average trip I0day% Calll §60 174 90SO AG Carr»ert. Tavares. FI. DRY WALL Partner Own tools and transportation a mutt! Call Jay 3311414. Earn 5300 lo 5500 per week Reading Books at home Call 415 47] 7440 E .l U476 EMPTY NEST? A qu4lity child care center is looking to' pari hme teachers aides M a tu rity -Lo v e ot children a mutt! J7J I4J5 E X TR A M O N E Y FROM HOMEI I II show you how! . INSURANCE CLERK • S uper c a re e r spot lo r agressiye person! Train Sully AAA EM PLOYM EN T 744W. 21th St.. 333 3114 IRRIGATION INSTALLERS Full time penITion, residential experience and repair know! edge a must Landscaping experience beneficial Im mediate openings, good ply and benefits 127 §133 K EYES FLA. IN C . Realtors pays tuition to Real Estate School}.................Call 2231200 LANDSCAPERS Full time positions Driver's License required . Call 322 S ill LAUNDRY WORKERS Must be hardworking dependable and motivaied Immediate Hire S4 00'Slart, raise alter 10 days Medical 3)9 4430 LAWN MAINTENANCE FOREMAN Supervisory exp required Full time 'position Great Pay l D**v# at 3)9 1100 M l , ta 4p Local residents needed part lull time to do distribution work tor local foundation Own transportation needed Call Mr Lowitt between 11AM and 4PM Mon Frl only 331 ■>>/• CAFETERIA WORKER * I P N FULL T IM E * Monday Friday, day% Good benefit* Apply 3700 Lake Emma Rd,Lake Mary F U L L Tim e M aintenance Person for com m e rcia l laundry company Mult have complete service knowledge A ability to work on Clssells Dryers Wash** Washers, A Chicago Ironers Immediate hire on proven abilUy 113 92f> GARMENT PRESSER COUNTER PERSON Immediately! Full lime! Wages open, benetits! Apply In person Llpham't Cleaners 149) 5R 4)4. Longwood oo dw orkers n eed ed ! Oaily Work Daily Pay Call Bob lor details alter 1pm i l l 7551 MACHINIST Must be experienced in lath and milling machine Job shop type of atmosphere F u'l time H hr Call 407 37M305 MAIDS/INSPECTRESSES Desk Clerk%/Nit** Auditor Apply Days Inn. 450 Douglas Av , Altamonte Spgs M3 71 I t MEDICAL LAUNDRY AIDES Nursing Horne riper tent i full time A good benefits' f LONGWOOD HEALTH CARE 3)9 9200 EOF MEOICAL ★ CNA’S ★ * *7 50 Per Hour« 1 4 Good Work ingCtn-1'' -‘/'S' ' LONGWOOD HEALTH CARE J1S *740 FOE NAIL TECHNICIAN Hardworking dependably for existing clientele' M erit Norman Fascinations 311 4305 N A N N Y H O U S E A t t Pt R Resp person over XMu rare far infant & rto housekeeping M F 7:30 to 5 10 37' 9964 NURSE AIDES * ALL SHIFTS HIGHER STARTING PAY! For certified or experiem «*d Apply in person to Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E 2nd St Sanford NURSING ASSISTANTS F y II time, 7 3 and l i t E ice lie n f benefits good working cong t onv. frtnridly peopk* Appl* at 60 N Mwy 17 A 97. Debary Man thru Frl 9AM fo 4PM EOt PART TIM E LINE SERVER FU LL TIME BREAKFAST K LUNCH COOK Call .171 1117, bf 9 and |1 am and tram : to 7 Id pm NO CVLL AC C EP TED blwii I » and I pm PREiSER •FILE CLERK TRAINEE . This busy firm needs you right away Learn all phases AAA EMPLOYM ENT 700 W. 15th S t 123 5174 FOODSERVICE Call 111 455 944* E . l B l • INPUT O P ER A TO R . Put ynur skill* to work' Nice firm i'- Santord This woo t 4last tongDon *t De Ia/ 1 AAA EM PLOYM ENT 709W 23»hlt . 17)1174 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS CONSTRUCTION WORKERS HOUSEBOAT VACATION Partner wanted lo participate Have tun and make money with 41’ lu .u ry cruising houseboat Small investment required i l l 1437___________ HAIRSTYLIST With tallowing, reasonable chair rental Well established shop Call 377 1974 177 3*72 For plale. pipe and shapes ________ Call 1)0 0060 BE YOUR OWN BOSS Rat Iona' menu lecturer needs ■* locinjeiibn Id service 100V natural |ulce route Best on* - men business ever No selling No overhead Musi have 314.400 secured I00N by Inventory 133.000 very possl bl* tlrsl year This could make you independent First lime oiler, lor detail* cell Sam Spm. ..................I 400 611 1740 We of'*r e.cellent earnings • Greet bene tils • Co. vehicle/Jutu allowante • Co. pd. retirement plan • Compt. Training program • Guaranteed training income • Leads lurnished. Strang advertising support • Management advancement Solid, lucrative future in a recession proof industry' Both Sale* and Service Position* Open Call Bill 331 SIX _______ 7 3QAM to 4PM_______ 71 — Help W an’ eci Busy Santord doctor 4day work week* Many beneliti! Call 331 4730 LABOR <V> i 36 hi 37 Full time, 6 d.iy hour Air comfit I*•nefds 333 3437 or apply in penor Dry Clean USA, Heathrow PRODUCTION WORKERS Longwood manufacturer < looking tor energetic rehab I people to till portion-, nr c 1st and 2nd shifts IS r hOu Apply in person Pa Hanndm 777 Bern ett Longwood fTaS> i a in Commerce Park sicroi trcM South Seminole Hospd, tJi OP RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST Paragon has lull i n .* po lions available u r udor ' >■ i Longwood1 C.'ndldaV rn i*,t h«able to typu 45 to 30 WPM and have good ornan i/..iiiH."'i*ii and telephone answer ing > ■ 11-. Comfxjiitivr tiSlary pxCf1 hrnrllti paekj»g« Call 3710000 »o arrai>-je .»< Interview PHC EOT RN-CHARGE NURSE Day shift full time lull benefits' Call tor Interv.e.v Hillhaven Health Care Center 930 Mellnnvdle Ave , Sanford 377 1344 E O E ft FORCE LABOR ON DED/IAND D A ILY W O R K •D A ILY P AY • JVO F E E S ' V W ' r JrZ Drivers With Vehicles Ear Extra 50e Per Hour Report 5:45 AM 319 Sflcond St., Sanford or Call Dobblo at 321-1590 ■’.D M W IX ts A u s in e s s S e r v ic e “ ATTENTION CNA!!!!! IN HOUSE POOL Summers coming! Need c .t r i vacation money? We need YOU! 11 54 73'per hr I or 2 days per wk andoncall For details Hillhavtn Health Care Center 154 Mellonville Ave . Santord 311 434a....................... E.O E /H AUTO PARTS DRIVERS Needed immediately! Ask tor M<ke Call iJO 9000 "Save Unie and money when you use this Directory’ A c c o u n tin g & T a x S e rv ic e C O LM E A A C C O U N TIN G B TA X SERVICE Small b«n4 nesses A individuals welcome' 334-1443 *HU*/1]| 3774 eve*. C o n c re te Lawn Service W EST CONCRETE SERVICE Small Job* a Big Jebs * R.qair Job*. Free Esl Call anytime 11* 34*3. Licensed-Insured LAWNS MOWED A TRIM M ED Senior , Citiiem Diitount F r t t\l 174 1719 LAWNS MOW11) A IR IM M ED RiMvon.itik* Senior C it*Ten t Discount Free Evl. 324 1739 p r o f e s s io n a l GANOI Hi H Mo*ing. edgirg. d c .n up* C o m p le te C a r v 1 F re e trttimak*4* 7Ar v.kf j ; t , i4 E le c t r ic a l Legal N otices NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Notice it hereby given that we are eng aged m butinett at 514 % Longview PL Longwood FL. Seminole County. Florida under the F ic t i t i o u s N am e ot C ALLIG R A FA S T INK and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Veminoie County Florida »n accordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes To Wit Section •43 09 Florida Statutes 1937 Judith A Bom* Ann* Starr Publish May 14. It, 71 A June 4 1990 OER 129 NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged m business at JJJ Brantley Club PI Longaood FL J2779, Seminole County. Florida., under the Fictitious Name at AMLIN BUSINESS SYSTEMS and tnat we intend to register said name with Ihe Clerk of the Circuit Court $#m moi* County Florida in ac cordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes To Wit Section •*3 09 F lor da Statutes 1957 AMLIN INC WaiiaceE Hunte* Carol A Hunter Publish May 71 it A June 4 11. 1990 OEfc HO A lu m in u m S id in g Eiterler Hemesavws - Siding, satlll & fascia, screened room* Freeetllmaletl 212414*................. „..WX4*3**44 _ A £ £ lia i n ce s HOME APPLIANCE NEW APPLIANCES H E R ITA G E ELECTR IC Prompt. Reasonable Service Licensed'Insured ERroot 1421 CsH 447 11147*3 C A R P E N T R Y , h a u lin g , masonary. paining and tile F ree estimates Call J7J *774 USED APPLIANCES 3273143 C h ild C a r e C e n te rs FIX IT FASTINC. H A ! WALL COVERING We hang ell type* Hi *kaha p rk ti- Freee^H C l 1917 e P H IL L IP S JA N TO R IA L Floor Care Our Specialty! X Pressure Cleaning ^jrr^ejgerience^alUS'MiTTT^ PRESSURE CLEANING MAN Moui# Wash A Peinfmg Cn T r a c to r W o rk Lika Hama Daycare Cealer Neer Winter Springs Elemen tary 7*pm Intents to 5yrs Lie 1444 4 227-4441 B u iid in g C o n tra c to rs L a w n S e rv ic e NEW REMODEL REPAIR LAWN M AINTENANCE K r ^ Estimate* Rc-ionebic Rale*1 Senior Ci'ilea O.scewnl 111 40*4 Carpentr> CARPENTER All kinds of home repairs pamlmg 4 ceramic Me R-inara Gross 111 5972 L E E S CARPENTRY - Storage building, decks A m.sc carpentry tnsuredA I,censed Free E s'1mates 713*314 Piano Tuning E X P E R T PIANO TUNING Ser' Jre p a ir/moving rental new A uird Call Ray ,12) 1062 ACREAGE MOWING discing grod.nq and lerflluing B A B Mowing _______ 471 4574 MOW I NO. rolo tiling and any other type uf tractor work Free Estimates Call32)4111 HOMES.OFFICES. STORES All types construe Non Res/Cem 11) 4411 S G Balud. CBC4ISH0 Paper Hanging One Call To Do It All Your Neighborhood Handy Man Residential • Commercial Call Soft Todavll 171 4315 GE and M AYTAG ALSO Buy Sett • Second-Guaranteed GOOD SELECTION 344 E. CammwcSal 31. Santord Painting FRANK BARNHART ...... \ ipfeiiyre cleaninig. It yri tap Referemma . Ill-f t67 Chuck's Quality Liwn Caie Comm /Res • F R E E ESTi No lob toe large/smatl. - l l l M il COMPLETE .. Londscaping compelillve i-. - i M ITB S LAWN SERVICE Free Eslimales 171*755 Ho^r U, .fs'rs*.**? •‘ i ‘ S w im m in g Pool S e rv ic e StMA SWIMMING POOLS 31464 Aaffhouse Clear.**’ e of r«?«> IR9 pools. 34 It A 22 H computety lAtRNd ln«.iuci*i huge Ptkk U M n Nnclng filler j/vj viiinmci f >rari(inc available Other pout\ avail bate 1 606 S72 I #CGC OH0>2 F T r e e S e rvic e ECHOLS TR EE SERVICE )U 323 Let The Pr �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Monday, June 4, 1990 — SB 7 1 — H e lp W e n t t d 9 3 - Rooms for Rent fisnist And Or O ifM h l A TTR AC TIVE clean elticlancy, TV. microwave, maid tarvlce Call J1J IQOlor J ll **47 Small church In Lake Mary ar— . Call............. 222 9*75 riN C H AS tr MECHANIC Full lima Brunswick Bowlling Machlntt Eupcritno Iwlplul. but not n a e n u ry Apply IM W, Airport Blvd , Sanford R N/H OIFICE ONCOLOOY Horn* haaltti t i p pratarrao Part tlma or full tlm* • ROUTE SALES* MOO * comm All local da lirarlat No ovarmta. E*c training pmgram Benefit* AAA EM PLOYM EN T r a w .M t M t ..................m i n i SALES COUNSELOR Salat Counselor naadad lor pra naad ce m e te ry.'e n d funaral Mtat G rail company banafilt and abova avaraga aiming) Rapid advancamant lor tha right par ion Mult hava own car and have a lama ol urgancy Olgnldad opportunity with tha laadar In thit Held Call lor parional Interview PafMcFee ley. 211 3*57 Baldwin Fairchild Oahlawn Park Camatary and Funeral Hama_____ SCREEN PRINTERS Aggrettlve. dependable Will train, Capumlth. JTI1 U I SECURITY OFFICERS For Lake Mary Experience or .."I train Full A Part time ■ TR O SEC U R ITY. M l 179t SITTER NEEDED For I children Oayt only My home 110 t ill, altar a pm ACHER For a year old) E ip pralarrad It JO* 1} Happy Elvet Childcare ■Mary____________ H I til* TRUCK DRIVERS ~ M in . 2 y r t . . c u rra n t Iraclor.trailer e>p. Muti ba D.O.T cart A pat) drug Kreaning Benelili mcl In •prance, pd vac . ale Apply Sunbell Auto Carrier!, all \ Wary. Itrw. DaBary M l 5377 NNIQUE OPPORTUNITY ImtlwJ ials opening ParM S i l v e r / » » r 1 "“ ^ partner conlidanta tor rea •Slat* oriented butlnait a. Call anytime, 1*1 >M* VOLT TIM P O R AR Y SERVICES ________ Call H t t l t t WAITRESS R*qulr*t experience Mutt ba neat, clean, energetic A over 11 yrt. New ratlauranll Apply Rtpanonat )*0l E.SR** W R IHO U SE PERSONNEL To 111 It hr* Will train! All all lypet! Permanent! Employment * «a tlll i Worktra/Asumbly F*ctoiy 1 Drivers Now • ToS/50 weekly plut benelllt aFullTIm e Parlllme # All Shllt* Open a Hiring Several Trainee* ' M tl-n a t tts/ralund policy WELDERS Start today! To SIJ per hourt H Will train I Jthlltt Alllypeii Impteyment..... M t l l l l W ELO ER tFX BR IC arO R Eaperlence In M IG Apply In Barton at Gator Dock and Marina 2fC0 Mellonvilla Ave . Santord....... iam Spm a WOODWORKER* Thlt co. hat plenty ol work to keep you happy Tool) pro Vlded Don't delay here AAA EM PLOYM EN T W. ltth St..................I l l Ittt WRECKER DRIVER 1 Experienced mutt live in g Santord area Apply In * perton 110/ W Itt St, San lord _________ 14-18 YRS OLD? NEED A JOB? TH E SANFORD HERALD Hat Direct Door To Door Salat Potlliont Available Todayl EARN EXTRA $$$ Monday Friday. * to * pm (flexible) Pay by com million To apply Slop by Weekday*. J a pm and atk tor Dave al the SANFORD HERALD JOO N French A ve Santord $7,000 PER MONTH Part time not uncommon Fla manufacturer ol natural product* 130 M»»orJJO*Jt» 73—Employment ____ Wanted HOUSEKEEPING. WASHING and ironing Call anytime, Ml 2755 91—Apartments/ House to Share MOBILE HOME TO SHARE 2bedroom, lemaleonly! Call .............................J JO S*l* 1 BORM Aol W* week Include) all ulilillel I child OK Call JJ1 C LEAN reemt, kitchen *rd laundry lac Millet Cable TV. Sterling att/Q/wk JJOtalJ EXCEPTIO NALLY nice tlvdlo apt Ve-y low rent In exchange (or lltedutlet Call W ttM a rllA ia a * F U R N IS H E D iludlo w/tep kltchr*. Lot. ol ttc-aget Quiet, well kept community SANFORD COURT........ J1TJJCI LONOWOOD Lakelront home. Room with privilege* t adult SM/wk.CalllllSai*________ LONGWOOD/Lk. Mary •Pleat ant. clean bdrm . cable, kllch en privilege*. t/Q/wk u n t i l ROOM FOR R EN T |/S per week Kitchen privlledges. wither/dr yer. A/C _________Call n i n « ________ WHOLE hamt prlvlleget with 1 llngle bed) tso/wk 1 perton* or lie „> I perton H1M H . 97—Apartment* Furnished / Rent "LOTS OF CALLS!" The rap trom S R. wat vary pleated by the overwhelming retponte produced by their Senlord Herald Clattltltd adt tor their rentel apt* tched uled to run on tha 10 Day Special. Something you need to edvertlte el low colt and achieve quick results? Try our 10 A l* Oey Special rate* Lowetl coil per line lor con tecutlve day*' advertising Advertitert are tree to cancel at toon at retultt are reached CLASSIFIED DEPT. H I 1411 K IT *N* CARLYLE® by Larry Wright n —Apartments Unfurnished / Rent ______ w/ m m *______ 1 BORM. A/C. carpet, screened balcony Convenient lo 99—Apartments Unfurnished/Rent COME SEE OUR LARGE • •COUNTRY K ITC H EN * * 1 BDRM .] BATH APTS Over 1.000 Sg. FI. Living Areal I downtown ra m i_ _ _ _ _ _ _ , Y d /a A CO EV11 LA/MAST E R COVE APARTMENTS EXTRA LAROE UNITS! 1.2 A J bedroom aptt Pool Tennis Court Peaceful, convenient location Quiet ott street parking Renovation Special*!................... 130 570* CONVENIENT 2 bdrm . 1 bath no pelt. tJOO mo » ucurlty Call alter J PM i l l «*/« 191—Building Materials ALL S TEE L BUILDINGS al Sealer invo.ee, 3000 to 50.000 sq It Call 407 291 M ltoUeet QUITE AREA 193—Lawn & Garden • LAW N F U R N ITU R E , cast iron Include) 2 chairs, lov asaat and table *95 Call............. ............... J2» 0717 • PAIR OF LAWN MOWERS. 1 ga*. I «lectrie Very good condition. *30 or best oiler each __________ . 495 1927 195—Machinery/Tool5 141—Homes for Sale GENEVA 4 bdrm t. 2 5 bath! Screened pool A 5 acres! 514* 000 Jim Alford. Broker.......Jllltt* ***. TD«w 117—Commercial ______ R e n ta ls __ SANFORD. HWY 17 *2 ottica or S l o t I . 100 t q It . USO mo___________ Jj3*96j SANFORO BUSINESS CENTRE 730Wylly Av (Airport*i trance) Office Space or Ottice/warehouu space avail Call 12117*7 ar HI-7*a; aval 137—Otfice Rentals BR ANONEW OFFICE BLOG 400sq.IMe1.M0iq ft. OC 2 ZONING! Move in Spaclal UJO/mo. C ALL........................... HI**** 2 SMALL R EN TAL OFF ICES Zoned GC 3. Very rtiu n a b ltl tlx It. Call now! H J *575 14 1— H o m e s fo r Sale A VA R E P O J/ l. LOW DOWN! *41.000 L*rry Herman, Broker 110 4JSI BATEMAN REALTY Lie Rea! Estate Broker 3**0 Sanford Ave < 321 0759 321-2257 BRING TOUR BOAT Lakeside townhouse on de Ibdrm ,2 bath 15*.*00 Call Bab Gregory. Realtor '407)114 4*00 e m i 5200 BUILDER'S CLOSEOUT MODEL Casselberry Goll Course 4/1. lake over payments 55 000 down, low 2nd. 5123 000 _ <Co Broke) Call *2* 6*1* • C H AR TER B UILDERS* Will taller a home te lit your needs! Call I *00 411 117* 1bedroom 2bath Lake Mary 213 *911 SANFORD - t bdrm . t ba C/M'A, 1150 month t sec dep Call 1*0 IIS// message OB NEW LOANS WITH LESS THAN $2500 CASH tiKl.. parking. 180 wk . 1300 Itr... 310ji 111/menage U n lb a d W w u NEAR 1-4! PRIME LOCATION Churtk A school, built '**. 17 5 a d MANY USES! Mutt Saint Rail EitalaOna..............*11 JJCO INCLUDING CLOSING COST J A 4 bdrm hornet in Santord. D*.Iona/DeBary/Lk. Mary/ Longwnod'Altamonte Springs PRE FORECLOSURE SALE BOARDING STABLE/HOME O N ]', ACRES Santord arta Lictnud 15 itllli. J fenced pasturtt! Plut Outstanding J/2 country horn*, over J.OOn tq It. (amity room w/huga fireplace, sprinkler ty tto m A lio , wall maintained mobile home A 3 storage buildings Valued at *350.000! Mortgage *100.000 equity *150.000! M AKE ME AN OFFER I CAN't REF USE 1Owner................12*114* SANFORD, HWY 17*1. com mercial Office bldg . 4.000 tq It. *245 000 H J 9*43 $1,300 DOWN INCL CLOSING Immaculate 5 bdrm J bath with separate mother In lew’s quarters, new paint, new rool. In ground pool, on l/J •ere.............................1121.500 LESS THAN S2,900 DOWN Immaculate 1/11j. large (ami ly room with brick fireplace 10X>S screened porch, large fenced yard, 157.900 SANFORD AVE. CORNER LOT 2 Bay Garage w'Olllcet * extra*!! Prey Auto Sale) A Repair Shop W ill hold w/tubttantial down payml *125.000 Call................I l l 551* 4 PLEX Magnolia Are. San ford New tiding, new roof. *12 500 Call J j * Ml* PINECREST J bdrm 2 bath, appliances, workshop, below market lor quick u 'e ! 54* <00 ASSUME NO QUALIFY J 'l 'i , 1.40* tq I t . new paint and carpet, appliances on l/J acre. till, mo *51.000 153—AcreageLots/Sale LONGWOOO- LESS THAN 57,700 DOWN 3 bdrm. H i bath, appliances, fenced yard! S53.900 ASSUME NO QUALIFY SSI* per month Immaculate 2 bdrm 2 bath, appliances and pool *59.900 HISTORIC 2 STORY High and dry Homes or mobiles *33.900 Good terms ________ Call 144 «25a_________ 157— M o b ile H o m e s / S a le PAUL 6 BETH OSBORNE VENTURE I PROPERTIES 321-4764 SANFORD REPOSSESSION \ u 313 W Itt ST Suite *00 B EA U TIFU L large corner lot comes with this lovely 3 bdrm hom e F a m i l y ro o m , fireplace, detached workshop w elec screen porch Eaceliont terms 153,500 HUGE OAKS surround this love ly 1 bdrm home with family room, formal dining room serr porch, fenced yard, and double carpor t Only 553.500 323-5774 MINI RANCH STENSTROM REALTY, INC. •% Out 34& , t • We list and sell more properly than anyone in the Greater SafifordLakp Mary area. H O M E S ITE . 2 LOTS, each Me 100 on Airport Blvd Well located Easy access to mj|or Rdi & shopping HO 000 R E D U C E D ! Lease Purchase ideal 3 t starter retiree Energy efficient Near shop ping schools Now only 514 900 C14KI PRICE REDUCED! H-g 4 7 fa r budge* minded Trees N ea r ch urch es, schools shopping See, com pair eS 49 873 S acres in Osteen with mobile Home plus 3,000 sq ft work building with hydralic lift, air compr Other eitras include satellite irrigation and more! Don’t wait on this one! 543 500 CALL BART R E A L E S TA TE REALTOR 333 7498 * MOTIVATED S E LL E R * O FFER ING 53000 FURNITURE C E R TIFIC A TE it sold by 4 9 90 Beautifully maintained on freed to* * bdrm . I ’ a bath, orer 3300 sq ft living area Fireplace, mirror accents, eat in kit new c a r p e l , m in t b lin d s & verticals Big bach yard w llowtring landscaping Kids bike to Idyttw ilde F tm school Tremendous value at 5119 000 Call Owner. 333 *430. eves ROOM TO SF R E A D OUTI Easy CHECK ON THIS 4/3 Needs JUNE BONUS ONE MONTH FREE T h is Walarfront Lilaslyla Modam FUnaas Center ■Indoor Racquetball REGATTA SMOKES Rental Apaitmants On Laka Monroa some TLC but worth i f Many ■fras Affordable fenced shedi. new plumbing SSI. 199 BIG POOLSIDE J/7 FAM « M bar. billiard fable fence, earner tot inude utility Super buy1 Now only 167.950 M4K) ASSUME NO Q UALIFY! 3 Story country ) I •. on 4 plus acres Bring n th 4 horses Near river W ow It 10 400 2335 W. S e m i n o le Blvd. H w y . 17-92 S a n lo r d , F L 32771 CALL ANYTIME 3 2 3 -26 2 8 321-2720 fe rm s no q u a l i f y i n g Fireplace formal living and dming 3 car garage on huge freed lot AS.000 Metre Real Estate Co Inc __________ m nay__________ SALE OR LEASE OPTION D ELTO N A 3 b d rm split 3bafh I 352 sq It • acre kM.lyg Assumam* Hun Qualifying Loan Call 333 3433 SANFORD 3 bdrm 3 bath. family room a extras' vm 000 W Malicidwskf. Realtor 133 7983 SECLUDED! 322-2420 1141 Park Dr Sanford 441 W Lake Mary B1 . Ik Mary tike new country home Large lot 564 *00 313 3170 I t STAIRS PROPERTY M AN A G tM EN l 4 WEALtv m 7312/HI « « » _______ WINTER SPRING* i b d v m .l hath Mtwl cond/dow! Volume ceil/ngt tirepla/e Screened porch A wartenty *7* *W ENA Sun Flartdi 1*5 MM Virgin,* Fuhr 34* 4**2 OCALA N ATIO NAL FORE1TI Wooded lot* River access *5.950 each No Money Down) *21 4lmon!hly........... Owner (*04) 73* 457*or (*041*71 141* OWNER FINANCINO No qua! Dying. *5.000 down 10 5% In leretl. 30 yr. mtg! 2 Ten acre tract*. *73.000 ea One 3 Kre tract. *50.000 Call 421*71* 5 ACRES Al 4 bdrm ] bath. 2.B75 tq tl. Hardwood Moors, appliances, separate mother In law's quarters, garage 561.900 SANFORD 2 bdrm t bath, all appliance*, a c 5395 per month ply* 1300 security Wafer furnished __ Gall 88? 3310. anytime__ SANFORO. Large I bdrm Pay monthly or weekly Dep ret erence* No pet* 10% oft Senior Citizen*1 123 0342__ S A N F O R D t Sm ell, ternd porch, nice Newly decorated' 528S mo ♦ I ISO sec J3OJ204 SANFORD * bdrm . water 149—Commercial Property/Sale ASSUMABLE, NO QUALIFYING slfAb'e Lake MoArt11 Larg« 1.370 square feet. 3 bdrm H i bath with carport boat slip and private dock S59.900 407 788 8794 alter 6PM Q O R C H ES T ER APTS. Wttlyrn N Carolina M ill I En|oy cool trash air Call I *00 7*3 1030 Smoky Mtt. Land A Htm*t. P.O. Box *11. Murpky. H. Carolina 1**0* MAYFAIR LAKE MONkOE AAA BUSINESS CENTER New olllce'Whse *00 It lo t.**J ft Bays with or w o otlicet starting at 1154/mo Hwy, 17/91* JR *77 Call. 135913* Townhouse, 2 bdrm . 2 ba . fpl , loti washer'dryer A microwave. 1395 mo *79 919* MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm H it mo Ibdrm tu g mo A up H I **» FREE BROCHURE J bdrm l bath. Ilreptic*. appliances, carport *J*.*00 IIS —Industrial Rentals HIDDEN VILLAGE IK . MARY 145—Resort Property / Sale 112 Catalina Driw LAKE MARY LAKEFR0NT Single Kory Sludlo. I A 1 Bdrm Apt* Many exlrat In eluding ttorage space! Quit*, coty communltyl Attractive landscaping On til* resident manager* who CARE I SANFORD COU R T........H U JOI Avattaki* now tor Tint tim* buytnl Hurry, won't latfl 2. 2. 4 bdrm horn** availably In Dyllon*. Santord. Lcky Mary and Longwood areas! AA Carnal. Inc. Ctntwy It Call Janal Mantftytd Days, J H I W E v t t . 212 72/1 Th e Prudential Florida Realty Beautiful beachl 1/2. air. no pelt Ret reqd U*1 month plut deposit Call 3H**/I LONOWOOD/Skylark J bdrm . 1 bath. E*c. cond 1S10 mo plut u c , H J O***or H I 1304 SANFORD • 3/1. carport, ch a. Al area No pelt Adultt preferred SiiO mo phi* <»V) tecurity. Call H I 1*0*. after 1 SANFORO 1 BDRM I bath Rent <313 Deposit 13*3 C.sll "HEAR THE QUIET! L I I0 N 0 MONEY FORECLOSURE SEMINAR HOMES TO RENT 1 and 1 Bedroom Unturnlthad. Lake Mary and Sanford area*! Call lor availability and localtont Atk lor Brtnda P 141—Homes for Sale Learn how to buy foreclosure end probate properties and lava thousands Stll Wa'll show you howl I >00 220 721*. 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent 2000 U k . Mary Blvd. _______ 321-0584 ___ CLEAN I bdrm apt. a/c. Ns pelt, tlSO'mo plut H U depot It Call 331 10/5/messaga • Largo Matal Oesk *75 Call 173 1335 aller Spm___________ 101—Houses Furnished / Rent 1 bedroom/1 bath Convenient location, central H/A. <*2$ month. F lril and ucurlty Available June 1)1............Call ______ ***>a*J. avenlngt______ SANFOilD Furnished Houu. 1 bdrm. clean, nice 12*J mo plut USO •*<. No pelt *05 B Hotly Av*. N. 1th St 1 blk wett o ll/ W H J* l/ < * 10pm I BDRM. 1 BATH, family room, kitchen and appliance*, garage. 1*00 par month PAUL B B E TH OIBOBNE VEN TUR E I PROPERTIES 111 <7*« y m te /v ie u i . ty / u w tm e n k 189—Office Supplies / EquTpment____ 1 BORM. LA K E S ID E , nice complex. AM amenities U1S per month........ HO SIB* • 1 BDRM. OAPAOE APT. Alto Elfictencet! 1st month plut ucurlty I Call.............Hit*** w 1 BDRM. FURNIS H ED * With kltchenetta. utlllllet A A/CI 1*1*Magnolia .. H I 1393 I BEDROOM. I BATH, moil utlllllet Included Starting at tlSO/mo Alto a 2 bdrm . I bath, ifartlng at tl/5'mo Call Bart, alter hourt 31) *210 GOLF CLUBS. Laa.ts Warn Full S*t with hag t!50 Eic. CawBI Call 322 520*day* • GOLF LOVERS Sat ul Wilson Slalh Goll Clubs Best otter talll72 5702 Two Aptt each hat 1 bdrmt. 2 bath* All appliance*, central H/A <19S/mo plut ucurlty Call lor appt Tam to5pm 260-MOO SANFORO I bdrm ctoie to downtown, complate privacy, utilltlei included I t ! per week plut 1200 tecurlly .221 22** SANFORO ■ Entire downtlalrt of large home 1 bdrm, I 't bath. J Iplct UtlMHei pd Illl'w k lyo r <*95 monthly Call ...................... MS KIM k.wD 1 bdrm. clou to F.ntown 1*0 per week plut <200 tecurlly Include*utlllllet _________Call H H W ________ 187—Sporting Goods 'U Skyline Siesta Key - 14 x *3. 2/2. • ice lltn t condition 512,000 financing available Call 111 Federal of Seminole. 333 1343or 831 SSS4 1938 K O U N T R Y A IR RV MOBILE 38 I a 10 w pop out. enc loved patio Call 333 0198 H O — B u s in e ss F o r S ale SMALL CARD and gift shop in D vb a ry *13.000 C a ll i <07 *** *3*3 alter «pm_______ 18 1—A p p lia n c e s / F u n iitu r e ^ • BED Double, full 5tre boa spring, mnerspnng mattresv frame and headboard All for 575 Can deliver Cad 322 4219 BJ'S RESALE We Buy/Sell Furniture A Col lecfibltt. Including Etlalei 25*1 S Sanford Ave . 323 744* BUNK BEDS complete and chest of drawer*. 585 Will veil veparelely 373 8/46_________ BUNK BEDS Country wood, com pi 575 Loveveat, rocker, chair, 1 end fables, coffee fa bfe. & 3 (ampi, country wood, 5150 lor all!! 2218305 • C O N T E M P O R A R Y SOFA with matching chair, earth tone?. e*c cond 1>00 J22 *049 • If f 6 pm • DINING TAB LE Solid Ma pie, db>e tJrupie.it width 79 in .length JO 4/m . 1100 Call ___________323 7455 • DISHW ASHER Tappan built in model, eacellent con dition 1’ 5 cab 831 1314 leave meiiage _________________ E N TE R TA IN M E N T Center Qai, newt 1125 Microwave w/turntable. 5100 Wood trim ileeper iota w matching lo* ewaf 5f5 boiri Call 323 4435 LARRY'S M ART. 21S Sanford Ave New Used turn A appl Buy/Sell/ Trade 322 4132 SLEEPER SOFA Queen w e earth tones. Early American NEW 5300Call P 3 5204day4 • Solid Wood Cheit a riraarr O.IA l.nnh 54 5 Lsi U li, ‘<64 ' WOO lb Fordtorklill Al! terrain Runs good *4500 Call IM *551 or I 291 1400________________ 199— Pels 4 Supplies • AD O R A B LE K IT T E N 7 w k i. medium length hair, 1st Shots A wormed Free tq good home I C a ll................ 22) 1243 • BIRD CAOE 34x304II Flight caga tor small or medium sited birds Attractive and Sturdy <100 Call 131 MIT DOBERMAN PUPS Red. 9 wkt. Purebred, no papers. *S0 Call 322 9410 _____________________ ____ * FREE TO LOVING HOME Red Chow, gentle Needs goud home Call 373 1191 anytime S IA M E S E Cat neule/ed female Shots I* mo old Free to good home 377 7117, eves_______________________ 200—Registered Pels AKCBISCH0N FRISE Femail. 4 mo* 5ho» quality! Pd *550 Sail 53001 ... 222 4371 AKC COCKER SPANIEL Pups Bull colored w shot) and de worming Born 1/3 Partially house trained Both parent) on premise* Must lee to appre elate *275 *7S0 322 4*47 201— Horses Thonxi|brtd Pleasure Horse 5 yr old gelding, exceptionally nice! Gentle, well trained Must sacnlice. *1000121 5045 203— L iv e s to c k a n d ______ P o u ltr y DUCKS/GEESE/CHICKENS A TURKEYS • From (I To 1201 Call..............................177 1074 TU R K EYS CHICKENS DUCKS QUAILS A GEESE Call 377 *03*_________ 64 AUDI 5000 S Loaded'Auto , e<: condition! LUXURY al a LOW price <4,200 Call 1407*15 ■I* C R YS LER N-w Yo-kar Landau turbo, white. 4 dr. burgundy leather seals A C, p *. p b p w p dl seals, c/c. tilt AM FM cass. trip com pass temp readout, spotless Excellent running t owner 57700 Call MS 31*1 * ‘17 IS U IU TROOPER II - 4 dr" L S pkg . 5 spd , A/C. Tu Tone paml. excellent cond *4 90 Magic Isuiu 321 *14* 233— A u to P a rts / Accessories ALU7AINIUM TRUCK TOPPER F u ll In s u lriftd & panelled 1175oho J3J 47U 234— Im p o r t C a rs and Tru c k s ’84 BMW 633 CSI Black with tan leather Inter! Or! Built in radar, gold BBS. telephone, wndtyw tint, low miles Excellent condition SU P ER SHARPM Asking 514.900 or bestoller Call (4071 *71 *070 * '85 BMW 735 LEATHER....... LOADED........AUTO *13.*00/01ter Call 130 7455 or Jll 7745 ____ * 85 VW JETTA WOLFSBURG 4 dr . 5 spd air. sunrool. gold'*5 000 best 322 09*1 231—Cars TAKE UP PAYMENTS No Money Down 235—T r u c k s / B u se s/V a n s except tax, taq. title, etc '17 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 dr, auto, air, stereo cassette with driver control*, tilt wheel, cru.se control, power windows and seats, only *729 SJper month Call Mr Payne 3712123 1994 TO YO TA CELICA ST • 5 spd, A /C , Baby Blue Excellent cond *6.1*6 Magic Isuiu.................... 121 6244 19*4 TO YO TA CELICA ST • 5 lpd . A C . Baby Blue Excellent cond ** *** Magic Isuiu....................311*1*4 BUICK REGAL 76 Original owner Landau root pb ps. power V6 Runs looks great1 Musi see! Tripk! your in vestment in less than 5 yrst *1.170 cash now! Longwood 447 711 t i lt * SCHOOL BUSES 1975 GMC A 1974 FORO MAKE OFFERI1 Can 1211241 ’ 83 FORD F150 4X4 300 lfrsiighf 6 4 vpeed, de pendavble Aork truck, clean* 54 000 CiM 671 7694 _________________________ ^ 23/— T r a c t o r s a n d T r a ile r s FARM TRACTORS 10 USED IN STOCK ALL SIZESI ALL PRICES! M*iif IAdd Tractor A Equipment <* ml fl of MaiiflAnd truer change an 17 92 114•7171 238—V e h ic le s W a n te d WE PAY TOP m tor wrecked carvtrucksf WE SELL guar iinleed uwd part? AA AUTO SALVAGE of PeBary. 668 6000 209—W e a rin g A p p a re I 'll T BIRD *a00 DOhN A E7 payment Terms!!! 239—Motorcycles and Bikes • Evening Gown Pink worn ooct* Slit 5 525 117 1470 •75 TOYOTA TRUCK LOW down A E2 weekly payments! 211—Antiques / Collectibles •4 R ELIAN T WAGON LOW Down A EZ payments!' I AN TIQ UE BED Oak Carved headboard, cuslom, J/4 mat tress, box springs *450 Call 322 7117. eves BR IDGE5 A N TIQ U E S e 32) 7*01 10 I M/Sale Auction Thors 7pm 1440 Hwv44We,ABJ47AAU>/7 215 — B o a ts a n d A c c e s s o rie s BOAT and LAWN TRAILER Wiring and light repair Call 330 1343 (ex U Haul empl___ US COAST GUARD APPROVED Tour boat. 30 people In lercoastal All licenses 90 HP Yamaha Shade Pontoon Sound *y*1em Ule (ackets Fire equip . etc Good condl lion, NOT a penny to SPEND lo start a tour NOW *77 *00 _________ 407 1*3 9744________ 14 FT. MALIBU BASS BOAT Swivel seat*, trolling motor w/new battery A trailer, 3 storage compartment*. UMP Evmrude Perlecl condition! *1,100/0(10*. Call........1*0 ooa; 11 FT. SEABREEZE - T rl hull. 70 HP eng trailer! Seals carpets! I tl OUOotw 324 2145 '79 LINCOLN MARK V *200 down A EZ weeklypayments! Ask lor Craig or Steve, 121 3744 TAKE UP PA YM EN TS No M o n ty Down except!** fag.fifle.efc '86 D ELTA 88 BROUGHAM 4 dr. iiufo, aiir, electric winds** and se«»fv ifereo Cii*w*»te only 5>68 J*f*r month C .m w 1717121 M E R C U R Y MARQUI S BROUGHAM 69 4 dr . w ry clean 11500 firm C.H I 904 668 1700 • PONTIAC FIREBIRD 86 Va~ * __________________________ • PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION* EVERY WEDNESDAY 7 10PM OAYTONA AUTO AUCTION ftwy 92, D.i yTo«i-i Beach 64 YAM AH A VIRAG O V Twin /oocc, super low mi Nice! Must sellt Best otter t 121 6447 _________ __________ff6-755 8Tll 1981 CUTLASS SUPREME Auto &atr 48 OOOmi 54 48) Meiqic Ivuiu 1716144 TAKE OVER paiymonK on 1WO Dodge Spirit Br.umtl new Burga rnfy Call J 76 3734 /O'Voltl Slortwtd* CI«6r4ricBl E vtryfhinq muklgo' I SECOND IMAGE corner of 17 92 & 2/!h St 2 1 9 ^ W a n t e d to B u y 555 Aluminum Cjnv.NewYfMprr Non ferrout Mel*tv, G UI* KOKOMO m 1100 222 - M u s ic a l M e rc h a n d is e H AM M O ND E l 17 lull ptd.il organ Mate after E i t cond 668 7656 Nave message 48 PLYM OUTH IU L IA N T 6 dr aiutu dir pOkMi'r kffefing, p o w e r b f iik e v tle re s ! Only 5119 lift per month» Call Mr P.iyne J U J U ) 1911 VW G O L F S speed airtf 13.585 171 4244 Magic tsuiu. 1986 NISSAN 300 I A Loaded with T Tops,'* I I I 986 M.»gic 1vu i u 323 6244 74 4 W H E E L DR VE GMC SUB UR B AN A C AM FM caripci'ted in tonor inted (Irk windows 57000 Call 171 7011 80 COUGAR XR7 with a * .nr V I cloth interior Runs great* 599S Call 13» 1670 K E L L E R PIANO Mahogney wtlh liehumtiiiliet E Burlltnt condition V600 Call U l 1**6 9*.»*n n«4S P IAN O Whnn#y M.t* ivory keys Fine condition t/QO firm Call U l /It/ r * v \ a s m s Longwood 223—M'scellaneous B o^j AC WINDOW/WALL UNIT 24.000 B TU S Runs cuid 5700 best offer C ,n J/i I J? • B E A U T Y PARLOR dryer combination Vinyl With ar ms and as/g*ra # N 'to' ivs * * * * * * * * * Sculptured HI LO, 55 99 vd Hwy 4)4 A 4J7. Langwoud 8JI 1122 ********* •Cut firewood f':f %6 * In l| otter Call 904 M O TO R HOME 19/4 Dodge excellent mechximcal cond* f.un 72 Honey V4WO Call 8Ul 64 11or 319 4711 eves 243—Junk Cars JUNK CARS REMOVED NOCHARGE 172 917? ; , M't ' in Call J72 S990 Ilnurs: Mon Krt !3 •7, S.il M .1 HANK FINANCIN'*: »jL’A u r v rsi:i> c’a h s IIAHCAIN I'KICKS | ■WK BUY CAItS ' 84 M E R C U R Y G R A N D MARQUIS Ay to A d ?t>d , A s o r.c v 'fs STK «Qr*t75A b* a t, flf^JOl 7 $2488 $3388 83 Q U I C K LeSABRE 85 B U I C K L e S A B R E LIMITED iKiOOftiTfi M HO Mi La H i l »i>J 12 $3388 $4888 84 F O R D 85 R A N G E R TEM PO PICKUP $2388 $3788 ?V64 • DRY B A H U a riarr r \»oo'% 4 W• |h4 -b •’ to match 5*0 Lad 122 7184 ■ IS Tup Dollar IS Paul tor |unk < it s hiitks 4 wtiwi drive 324-1311 83 P L Y M O U T H RELIANT Cali 12) 47)9 |7 99 rd ICkTu nylon ptunh ar mile* Excellent condition Chevy 400 Engaw. tab air cru de control roof air rriiCFOVM*e sleeps A full bsilh, aotenna t way fridge dual tmldmg tanks full awning 59KM Ctll 177 $641 * LONGW O OD Call J19 471! Mill Direct, Name Brands IQ0V Dupunf Statinmaikfrr Stove heal and a t New tent f7V3or best offer Call IM 3178Alter 4pm JACO Hop Up Camper 3 1 9 0 H w y . 1 7 - 92 • BUG KILLER <o .-r * k u Keeos inwtfs away tram your yard while enferf,i*mnq and \wtmmmq Lantern Uyle 125 18 6 eft 3 m fi new 1*00 o b o Call 324 0155, leave wig 2 BEDROGMSof FURNITURE IU7S lor wiif veil teparefely t plut 1 living nm vet llOOCi lor veparatfiy 1 aivo wauher >8* dryer taOu Great tond hcn? Cad 372 5465or 373074* •1 TABLES t m Ib fU y , IM ■ 2 w with | drawer* Other 241 — Recreational Vehicles / Campers M IN I M OTOR HOME. 71 teef M A R A TH O N ‘ 7V 79.000 TAKE U P PA YM EN TS No M o n ty Down except Id < trig. Mile, etc L.idies upparel, i#w«lry and ’82 HONDA INTERSTATE All chrome with matching luggage trader 53,693 or best otter Call 260 1857'message MOVING SALE jeervvor i«*% Up to "GREAT JOB!” Larry W at Ik Mary called hii 'Santord Herald Cmiified Concultanf with the good newi that hi* motor cycle void wilhin 7 dayi ol the vcheduled 10 Day Special Something you need lo advertise at low to*f and achieve quick re culls* Try our 10 A 14 Dav Spec»*il rate? Lowest cost per line tor consecutive days' advertising Advertiser* are Iree to cancel a\ coon a* result*are reached'* CLASSIFIED DEPT 172 2411 .1 c, p'% p b. AM F M dlie interiof, taper ruining cond Adult owni»d 56600 J65 3197 2 1 7 —G a r a g e Sales CAR PET W HOLESALE 123 4VU4 197* DOOGE RIVERA new tires new engine Great run ring condition *1200 JW tatt * • F I R E P L A C E Gl ass Enclosures be/sul.lul nickel trim new still In box 40 X 31 and 41 X 17 *75 each Crtll_____________ *11 2074 • FLOURESCENT Desk Lamp IIP ........... ...... Cat! 145 1940 • M EA T B Food Grinder. Van WYCK Gourmet Ideal lor ground meat, baby food, and salads Used once Mint Cond <25..................... Call 222 4)11 • OAK FIRE WOOD for Sale About 1/2 pick up load *25 oho Call 221 42*9 • P AIN T - Inletior/Eiterior, also wood slam, assorted slits, gals . quarts, pints Total: *5 gallons' Ruy It all tor *100 Call 123 1041 • Pair of 2»"bike*. girls Ross 10 speed and mens Murray beach bike *40each o b o Call..................... ........ 1711*79 PORT A CRIB) *70 Stereo <60 Truck tool earner. *20 Other miscellaneous Ilems y j n j ; • T Y C O P O W E R B A L L RC SPORTS GAME Includes two wireless remote control cars two remote units, balls, and goals *40call 372 T3»5_______ •XYLOPHONE TABLE TOP 21 in. long LikenewICost___ II loot Amaru Rtlngtralor* Runs good good shape *100 Call________________ 323 701] 2 Go carts. JHP enq . S200 both Wet suit (new XXL) A 7 tanks. *300 all! Bumper MUSIC BOX, 4 12 In MAM bumpers 7 70*70 power amps, t cross over. 7 horn tweeters. I JO pow amp. 7 mid*. l l.SOOobo 377 t7Q5 1 T U M B L E R L O C K IN G tireproot tile cabinet style tales. *175 ea Tom 273 701* • 4 T IP r.S Site 11x10 J0R 15LT M S tor pick up truck * ply Good condition *40 a set C a ll.............................321 7*11 FAIRWAY MOTORS "Home of *194 Down A Ride" 3404 US 17 91 Longwood NOFINANCE COMPANIES! " B J Y HER E! PAY H E R E!" White Relnceutot Chrome kitchen, )* * 40 with v ide on vhSp eaters on 561 both or will veil iepar ate 2 3 1 -C a rs 223—M is c e lla n e o u s ! ! �■■ — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Monday, June 4, 1990 B L O N D It by Chk Young PEANUTS by Chariot M. Schulz THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT THE ARTS HA5 / WITHDRAWN MY 6RANT THEY SAID MY WE5TERN PAINTIN65 AREN'T WESTERN i ENOUGH...___^ P A IN T/N 65 FOR S A L E WESTERN EASTERN NORTHERN SOUTHERN I j j 1 WHO CARE5 ? 1 i i t 9 *• * & - T« 4V a E EK A M E E K by Howlo Schneidor / t h is c o m w is b k c w i u s AM i u t e r k j a t o j a l &MI6 M A ... y ] N&/ER e trc ^ E . H P S lM E. W OR LD SE.EM SUCH A 'F R E E ' FC C fO O M V . —y w it h s o m a m T ’OAILED’ FARflOFNJTS Dizziness calls for additional testing DEAR DR. GOTTi What I* your opinion on n resting pulse rale of 40 lo 45 and occasional Irregular heartbeats that leave me dizzy p.nd unable o eaich my breath? An echogram reveals a healthy heart, except for the fluttering heats. Cm 26 and active. DBAR READER: Although cardiac heats are ordinarily triggered by the heart's own n a t u r a l p a c e m a k e r ( t he sinoatrial node), cardiac muscle can. on occasion, produce electrical Impulses sufficiently strong to cause cardiac contrac­ tions. These muvrrlck contrac­ tions com m only occur pre­ maturely — that Is. before an e x p e c t e d n o r m a l beat. T h e re fo re , they a rc called "premature contractions." The heart Is divided Into four chambers: two low-pressure compartments (atrial und two stronger, hlgh-prcssurc com ­ partments (ventricles). When premature contractions urlse from the atrial muscle, they're known ns prematura atrial con­ tractions; extra brats derived from ventricular muscle are called prematura ventricular contractions. PACs and I’VCs nr»* universal: they occur In alma everybody at one time or another. Their appearance Is often associated with fatigue, stress ut^t stimu­ lants. such as calTdnc und nico­ tine. In most Instances, they cause no symptoms (other than an awareness of the Irregular pulse). The y pose no health hazard. However, they may heighten a person's anxiety level because they uel unnatural and strange. W ell-trained athletes com ­ monly have resting pulses In the range of 40 to 50 heats per minute. This Is considered a normal adaptation to physical activity. Athletes also cx|>erlcncc premature contractions of no consequence. Yo u r slow pulse and oe caslonnl. Irregular heartbeats are probably normal. People who experience extended attacks of rapid. Irregular heartbeat may require treatment to return the heart to normal. I'm concerned about your dl»zlncss and difficulty breathing. These symptoms nrc not normal. Although dizziness and difficulty breathing could rcflcel disease elsewhere In the body, you and yo'i doctor need to know more about your heart — specifically If your heart Irregularity Is the cause of your symptom. At the very least, you should ACROSS 1 Clrcl* parts 9 Dutch commons 8 Umb 11 Throw out 12 Whites 14 English coins 15 Milk chsmtcat 16 Unit of work 11 - M Jsnstro 22 OfnsfTisntal pattern 29 Oak nuts 28 Actrsss Elites — 29 Broadway musical 32 Doddaring 34 Osrm 36 Old Spanish coins 37 Sign at full houss (sbbr.) 38 Stratear 41 Lab burnsr 43 Actrsss Joanns — MKDICINK PETER gott .m .d. have a resting cardiogram (an EKG taken when you ure supine) and a Holler monitor. This latter test Is a continuous 24-hour cardiogram recorded on magnet­ ic tape. 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Inc WIN A T BRIDGE By James Jacoby ARLO AND JANIS by Jim m y Johnson T ru m p management Is the theme of today's deal. Since much of bridge education con­ sists of learning from mlstukcs. let's first watch W illy Nilly mlsplay fo :r spndcs. Diamonds were led and continued, and Willy raffed. He played a spade to dum m y's king und a spade back. Oops, a bud tramp split! He now tried the club finesse. East won the king and played another diamond. Willy railed and late: had to lose a trump trick for down one. So how can tramps be managed bet'crVAftcr ruffing the second diamond, declarer should play the quern and Jack of spades from his hand, leaving tlx? spade king In dummy. Whenever trumps split 3-2 nothing will matter, but keeping the spade king In the North hand ran be crucial when tramps split badly. When de­ clarer sees that West started with four spades, he plays no more tramps. Instead he leads the club queen, finessing. East wins the king and plays a third diamond. Declarer ruffs low and then plays the A -J of clubs. West has to follow. Declarer then cashes the A K of hearts, and fortune smiles as West has to follow to both hearts. South can now play his last club and raff with dum m y's spade king. Yes. West will still make his long tramp trick. Unfoitunatcly he has lo use it to niff his partner's w inning heart, and declarer South makes 10tricks. NORTH 8 K12 M-99 f in ♦ 6543 ♦ A 10 7 WEST ♦ 10 9 I t 874 ♦ A K Q 10 8153 EAST 85 V q J 10 9 3 ♦ J 9S2 8 K62 SOUTH 8AQJ74 ▼A K 5 ♦ 7 8Q J 94 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South Soutk 18 48 Writ North Pus 28 All pass K ail Pass Opening lead: 8 K HOROSCOPE FR ANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves Store plrecfory f ILLO W S A h P A t f ON TUB T H t£ P F LO op,A hP >• lA P P f F S rA N P S T E p 5 T ° o t -$ A p t § Tht FA S fM W T- i /> O W fS / I < V? ANP OP is P O W N / G A R F IE L D ________________ J* 6 0 T A tOTE WITH MV PREAM CHICK. SHE IS CUTE ANP THAT'S JUST A S T A R T ^ V - , , ^ ^ ____ s by Jim Davis S OH VEAH. SHE'S A VET. * ANP BETTER VET SHE It I W MAKE A HOUSE CALL OHJ I* „ ^ M V HEART >-/««. lucky In getting |ust what you By Bernice Bede Oaol want. YOUR BIRTHDAY VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Jane B. 1990 Much progress Is likely In the Some Interesting developments year ahead, because you will lx* might occur today that will capable of realizing ambitious elevate your hopes and expecta­ objectives you establish for tions. Just because they sound yourself. Move onward and up­ tixj good to lx* tme won't dilute their potential. ward. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Financial trends look very en­ are now In a cycle where you c o u r a g in g for y o u to d u y . could reach yo u r financial especially In mutters where you expectations. Give money mat­ are prepared to work for what ters top priority und make every you hope to receive. Think big effort lo fatten your bank ac­ and work hard. Know where to count. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov. 22) look fcr romance and you'll llnd it. The Astro-Gmph Matchmaker P ro je c ts you o r i g i n a t e or Instantly reveals which signs are personally direct have excellent romantically perfect for you. chances for succeeding In this Mall $2 to Matchmaker, e/o this time frame, especially those newspaper, P.O. Box 91428. which have a txoad public apCleveland. OH 44101-3428. CANCER (June 21-July 22) ir *MSAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. there Is a member of the op­ 21) Sometimes It's unwise to posite gender you're desirous of rely more heavily oil your hun­ Impressing, be a little stand­ ches than your logic. Today, offish today. Let the person however, could he un exception, so don't discount how you feel make the earlv moves. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug 22) Press about something. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan for a close tixlay If there '•* an Important matter you wui. to 19) Good tilin g could happen linall/c. You could lx* rutin r tor yon tixlay In your Important by Leonard Starr A N N IE BUGS BUNNY by W a r n e r B ro th e rs IT S BEEN A LONG TIM E S N C E ive f e l t th e th r ill o f v SAND IN My o M S U I T one-to-one Involvements with others. If a face-to-face meeting Is called for. don't use a surro­ gate. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) Don't be disturbed today If you gel drawn into a competitive Involvement with rather high stakes cither enxitionally or ma­ terially. You should do well In competition. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your expectant, optimistic out­ look Is your greatest asset today and It can tx* used to effectively further your personal Interests Insignificant negatives will be minimized. ARIES (March 21-Aprtl 19) People are Inclined to be sup­ portive of you tixlay. provided they understand how they will benefit from a collective In­ volvement. Spell out all of the details. TAURUS |A|rtl 20-May 20| This should lx* a good day to negotiate an linixirtant agree­ ment. The key to its s*iccess will lx* Its ability to yield equal hcnrllls lo both parties. ( C I I 990. N EW S P A P ER E N ­ TERPRISE ASSN. OKAX-./V/iVA'/THAT RCxEUfJL CURREHr £*££?$ RIGHT Af THAT CPJNIN3 S TH» ANN * ,**AY FAvS 9*£N PUL-ED /m o f' ...An ? ' *I6WT ?■ > C A V E / CNC£ T6 CALM I CAs ?\\Z PCX N AN? CHECK ff C'JT/.. \f J SLRM\£ TH 5 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1990 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 04, 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 04, 1990. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 04, 1990; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/baba22e011fd29d48df8cf56bb265e61.pdf 821063d5b6ae5c4ce26ab8c3bb950c6f PDF Text Text S a n fo r d H e r a ld H?ml Yo.ii No 1HT Santorrl flrnida New-look SHS unveiled ai loss llir gim illds and 'hsappe.iu d into a lu rk lIlMII ol llir si I iimiI ■y VICKI D a tO R M IlK H e r a ld staff w r ite r INSIDE □ P e r s p e c t iv e Rec department back on track I III- S.m lnnl Ki i ri .ilIIIII I)| |VIIIIIII III If.ifllril .1 li'ssihi iriiiii last year's .i|i|).imil disorganization m ill H im little league mill |unlnr Irimtie I i. isi Ii. i II programs All is wi ll now .tiler snilio .ulillllon.il money was ,i |i |midiiiin*il In llu- ilr|i.i(liiii'ill .mil some n rw I iIimmI’ ln|e« teil a llltli- mini*III** I Ills vr.ir s SIMS.ill |nnmisrs III I m- a Ikllllll I n n r m i i Ii now ii ii i Iik iiis mi lIn- playrrs new •-i|iiii>itii-in in tin- iiimonis m-w i.m s in tin1.11II i-s.niil new alllliiili-siiiii-vi-rvlHMly's pad Sa* Pag* 1D a iid ilo thim In s iih i h r new ly ir m o d i led auditorium iislirts i s. m in i ain n ■lies to •nm lnrlalili him >• als 11 i > w in hints as Ii tends wr|. reunited and l.iu g h l'i lilt'd ih> an Hehllld III' lir a ii him 11111.1111 S A N FO H I) - Mali all hour prim t" d ir ilrillrallm i III Srm lliolr Until Sclutnl S new la rlllllrs and M lio y a lrd s l r t i r l n t r s llir r a ili murmur! sun was si ill d m in t tin dew mi llir Ircshll planlrd soil on llir railipils ol llir litfth si I iim.I Y mil lit ladles m uhllrrlnu silver and uolil s r ip illllird dresses H ille d ......... led In lh< i lass o| I'lM 'l s. 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Lockout cripples some cities Spring Ir.ilnlim ram ps ripened last week ami llu- llrsl m.i|ni league liasi-liall exhibition Kami's will I m- plavril Mntiilay lull dial's mil good riliini'll loi srv ria l Florida i Ill' s l lu- IIIIIIil11 lung Iim kind ol tkisehall ramps will liavr a ili-vasl.illii|> rriiniim li rllrrt mi riltrs sin h as llim riliii.m il I’nrl Si l.n n r Tin - aliliri-vlalril spring training srh rilu lr may Ili-lp salvage III'- Ifi’i game regular srasnil lull II won l do im irli In (rp la rr Ih r millions ill ilollais dial d ir slalr lias lost in liasrliall irlati'il revenue S a a P a g * 1D Scott: Board running anim al ‘rum m age s a le ’ By J . MARK BARFIELD Herald statt wntei S A N K li d ) Irish Si nil knew sltr was ta rin g a dlllli lilt task before t.ikint! 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Herahel Barbour of the Cumberland County Sheriff's Department said the victim could not speak but Indicated she did not know her attacker. " T h e m an we are searching for Is black, and that's about all I can tell you at this tim e." said Barbour. "H e Is believed to be armed w ith a shotgun." Socialite collapses at asntenclng F O R T L A U D E R D A L E - A Lauderhill socialite convicted of attempting to have her son-tn-law killed collapsed In the courtroom after she was sentenced to 5 W years In Jail and 10 years probation. Broward County Circuit Court Judge A rth u r Franaa also ordered Lee Goldsmith to stay away fro m ‘ her daughter's family, following three hours of testimony on Qoldam lth's behalf and a plea for m ercy from the 68-year-old grandmother. After Franaa pronounced the sentence. Ooldsmtth collapsed and was rushed from the courtroom to Broward Genera) Medical Center. No report on her condition eras available. Goldsmith was convicted In February of soHcttallon to commit ftrat-degree murder. She faced a m axim um penalty of 3D years in prison and a 810,000 line. ” 1 waa a little surprised at the amount of the Incarceration. I waa not surprised that he fell compelled to Incarcerate her." said defense attorney J . David Bogenachutx. G A B L E S — T w o mysterious phone calls from Nebraska have prompted police lo reopen the unsolved "m issing person" ease Investigation of a woman w ho disappeared without a trace 34 years ago. Ju d ith Carole Hymans, then 23. vanished Sept. 14.1988. after she left her Job as a lab technician at Jackson Memorial Hospital. Police suspected Hymans, the daughter of a developer, died after a botched abortion. T h e case waa reopened last week when Coral Gables police Capt. Charles Scherer received a telephone call from Om aha. Neb. T h e caller said he eras Steve Brown, the host of an O m aha radio talk show. He said someone called his show and said he knew that H ym ans was living In Om aha. Scherer said he did nol know about the case, but w ould check It out. He called Brow n later that day. But when he reached Ihe talk show host. Brown said he did not know what Scherer was talking about. Brown denied making the original call. T h e captain read Brown • second telephone num ber the tipster had given him . and It was Brow n's unlisted home phone. M IA M I Tru ck lo a d s of Just-picked tomatoes, beans, yellow squash, zucchini and other produce go to waste each day because farmers cannot find buyers for Ihe goods and togtatka keep Ihe food away from the needy. Most shoppers would shun these fruits and vegetables because they are either loo small, too big. a little de­ formed o r a bit scratched up. But the food la edible, and only a small percentage gets lo Ihe hungry o r the hocnefeta, SEB R IN G — Lykes Bros. Inc. has filed suit in federal court to overturn a decision b y the U.S. A rm y Corps of Engineers declaring that Fisheating Creek must be open to the public. Th e Ta m p a meatpacking company, one of the state's major landowners, said In the suit filed Friday that the Corps' Feb. I decision was "arbitrary and capricious” and resulted In “ an Itppermissible and unconstitutional taking of private proper­ ty ." Th e com pany has been embroiled In a dispute with the state for more than a year over the creek, which runs through Its ranch In Glades County. It had erected fences and other barriers serosa the creek to keep boaters from using It. T h e state filed suit against the company last year, but a Judge refused to rule in Ihe cate until the Corps of Engineers Issued an opinion. When the Corps ruled that the creek was a navigable river and must remain open to the public under the federal Rivera and Harbors Act, Lykes Bros, removed the barriers. In lla suit, however, the company said It cannot protect Ita property and llvealock from Intruders. "It's horrible, but we are doing the beat we ca n ." aald J a c k C a m p b e ll, exe cu tive director of DlMare Homestead, one of the biggest tomato growers In Dade County. Eech day during harvesting season. D lM are has about 4.000 25-pound boxes of edi­ ble tomatoes. 400 20-pound boxes of cucumbers, and 500 30-pound boxes of besn that cannot be sold. AIDS test lor accused rapists? Special tew scholarship offarad T A L L A H A S S E E — A n environmental law scholarship has been endowed at Florida Stale University College of Law In honor of a stale assistant attorney general who died last year after a long Illness. Th e Beverly Stout McLear Scholarship In Public Interest Environm ental Law was established In honor of McLear. a 1083 F S U law school graduate who died In November at the age of 30. McLear worked in the Florida Department of Legal Services. She was active In several environmental litigation cases, Including Seminole Indian land ctalma and the atate's disputes Involving redflsh. Fort George Island, and citrus canker. She waa also deputy lead counsel In a dispute with phosphite companies In central Florida. LOTTERY T h e dally number S atur­ day In l he Florida Lottery C A S H 3 game was 2 -1 -6 . T h e w in n in g num bers Friday In the Florida Lot­ tery Fantasy 5 game were 2 9 . 36. 2 4 . 2 6 and 19. m i Sunday. March 25. 1900 Vol 82. No 183 DaUv aad hmSty. i u « * l Saturday ky TIM laniard HaraM. Inc.. MS N. FrcncS A n ., Unlard. Fla. 13711. I n a n t C lan Fatla«a Paid at Untard. Flanda 33731 P O lT M A lT ia Undaddrauckaafat la T H t lAM FOSO H I R A ID . P O. h i tail. Untard. F L 1177!. USacrlsttaa Bata, (Daily 4 Undayl Hume M t v t r v * Toda y...M o stly s u n n y. High near 80. W ind mostly southwest 5 to lO m p h . T o n ig h t...In c re a s in g cloudi­ ness late night. Otherwise fair. Low In Ihe mid and upper SOa. Light wind. Monday...Partly cloudy with a slight chance of showers. High In Ihe upper 70s. Rain chance 20 percent. T h e e x te n d e d fo re c a s t (through Wednesday) calls for m ostly fair days w ith slight chances of scattered afternoon showers In some areas. Lows each m orning tn Ihe upper SOs to low 60s. Highs In (he lower 80s. M IAM I (U P II - Florida 14hour temper* turttsndftiftM JIsllftfn E S TS ita rd ty Ap*l*c*t<ote n Crftlvirw Dsyton* t o e * Fori L author Gal* Fort Alty«fl •1 ss n m i f *• GamwsvIII* n » J* C kte n vM fc« 11 a to * KBVttstt Wi*ml n m ft u 1\ N ro it IMmNh tit M lit M f*l!***%«** to u 91 4j I Vmf W IN T«ftp 4 •I 43 V sfb t o e * W ttl P*im t o e * T9 U 90 41 (m ii m _________________ - H i Harry FurooS Sgt. Harry Purcell, now retired from the Corel Gables police department, worked the case. " I really can'l believe she's alive because of ihe way the case Just came lo a standstill. It certainly Is strange the way those calls came In. though." he aald. Coral Gsbles police have asked authorities In Omaha for help In (heir Investigation. “ Th a t really p u rr led m e." said Brown, manager of station KH AR In Omaha. " I guess maybe SO people have I ha I number, but I have no Idea who made ihe call lo Capt. Scherer. I don't know anything about Ihe case, and I’m pretty mystified." A second call to Scherer came from a woman who refused to identify herself. "She Informed me that Ju d ith was Indeed alive and living In Nebraska." Scherer said. Th e woman said nothing else. "Because of these calls, we've decided to reopen (he case." Scherer said. "W e want to ace what la behind all this." Scherer had made a trip to Nebraska before the phone calls, but said he did not mention the case while he was there. " I did Floridians have taste for broccoli M IA M I - After President Bush blasted broccoli at a nears conference this week and voared never to eat It again, an admittedly uns­ c ie n tific poll fo u n d re ­ spondents overwhelm ingly ajrmpathetic to the vegetaT h e poll conducted by T h e Miami Herald found that 77 percent, or 364 respon dents, said "y e a " to broccoli. O n ly 23 percent, or 7 9 people, voted " y u c k " for the vegetable. From the privacy of their telephones, a silent majori­ ty rang out a clear en­ dorse m e nt. th u s a id in g w ith first lady Ba rba ra Bush, w ho has aald she Is pro-broccoli. T h e largest grow e r and packer of tropical fruit tn Hymans, last seen In the hospital parking lot. waa declared dead seven years after disappearing. Police learned shortly after she vanished that she had recently been divorced and had found out she was pregnant. She had met with a Hungarian doctor once convicted of unlawful medical practice to arrange for an abortion, which waa scheduled for the afternoon she disap­ peared. Dade County. J .K . Brooks and Sons.- has m ore than I.S m illion pounds of advocados that get thrown away each ye a r, said M ike Hevener. director of operations. Farmers dum p Ihe produce at a county-designaied dis­ posal site or haul It back lo the fields and b u ry It. Th e Dade C ounty Com m u­ n it y R e la tio n s B o a rd In ­ tercepts some of the food for distribution to groups such as D a lly B re a d F o o d B a n k . C a m lllu a H ou se and the Miami Rescue Mission. B u t C a m p b e ll estimated that leas than I percent of the unsalable produce goes to the needy. Farmers and those who run the packing houses say there they are Interested In getting more of Ihe food to groups that help disadvantaged peo­ ple. "Most growers are more than willing lo participate In a program lo Teed Ihe needy." said Kristin Oak. executive Vice president or the Dade County Farm Bureau. - — Ju d g e blocks sale of 2 Live Crew ’s controversial album; clerk off hook S A R A S O TA — A record store employee will nol be prosecuted for selling a controversial rap music album lo a m inor, but a circuit Judge has declared Ihe album by 2 Live Crew to be obscene and harmful lo minors. Prosecutors announced Friday they dropped charges against Chauency Reese. 19. who earlier this month sold a tape of Ihe album. "A s Nasty As T h e y Wanna Be.” lo a sixth grader. Sarasota State Attorney Earl Moreland said II would be difficult to prove Ihe stale's case agalnsl Reese because he apparently did not know the album contained explicit lyrics when he sold It on March 15. But Moreland was successful Friday In convin­ cing Circuit Judge Andy Owens lo declare Ihe album obscene. Th e ruling means the album cannot be sold to anyone, including adults. In Ihe 12th Judicial District, w hich Includes Sarasota. Manatee and DrSoto counties. Owens' ruling will be delivered to record stores throughout the district next week, and Moreland promised his office would prosecute violators. Reese's attorney. Larry Byrd, aald authorities singled out the wrong person when they decided lo arrest his client, a clerk at a Tra ck s music store In Sarasota's South Gate Plaza. Reese, who doesn't listen lo rap music. Is a church-going Eagle Scout who was an honor student In high school and Is preparing for a law career at Manatee Com m unity College. Byrd aald. " I think he's a model cllUcn. and he's the most unlikely criminal defendant I've met In 23 years of practicing law." he said. Meanwhile, the American Civil Liberties Union has Joined 2 Live Crew, which Is based In Miami. In challenging ail earlier obscenity ruling against Ihe album In Broward County. Robyn Blum mer, A C L U 's executive director for Florida, said a similar challenge w ill probably be filed agalnsl a similar ruling tn the Sarasota case. 2 Live Crew was deluged with publicity last month when Gov. Bob Martinez sought lo have statewide prosecuior Peter Antonaccl consider racketeering charges agalnsl Ihe group's re­ cording company. m ii. S s # E «« f « B fh d a rfo n SA TU R D A Y R tlY C k h r 7 7 -8 5 NEW Marsh IS O S hmo € O SUNDAY RtlyCMy TS-SO y f t -7 1 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, R t ly C M y S f .7 0 , C lo u d y ? M 7 SUNDAY! S O L U N A X T A B L E ! Min. 3:35 F IR S T a.m .. 3:50 p.m.: MaJ. 9 :4 0 a.m.. A p r ils 1005 p .m . T I D E S : Daytona Bosch: highs. 6:29 a.m .. 8:48 p.m .: Iowa. 12:06 a .m .. 12:28 p .m .: Now Sm yrna Bosch: LAST highs. 6:34 a.m., 6 :5 3 p.m .: A p r i l 1 E lows. 12:10 a.m .. 12:33 p.m .; Cocoa Bosch: highs. 6:49 a.m.. 7:08 p .m .; lows. 12:25 a.m., 12:48 p .m .___________________ a PtritACOi* • fcteritM Those who have lived with the case for 24 years are perplexed by Ihe calls. "It's so hard to believe," said Ju d ith 's mother. Pearl. "It sounds so far-fetched. We don't know anyone In Nebraska. W h y would she go up (here? She was too attached to u s." Boy's Club loses Nixon exclusive M IAM I — Form er President Richard Nixon will speak al a S1.000-a-plaie fund raiser for U.S. Rep. Hearts Roo-Lchtlnen. an announcement that has upaet prom oters for a B o y's C lu b benefit w ho thought they had an exclusive. Boy's Club boosters thought until Friday they were the only group that would have access to Nixon. T h e ir cocktail party and dinner Is set far Tuesday night, and Roa-Lchtlncn's fund-raiser will be a Wednesday m orning breakfast. "It's not cricket." said Philip Hamersmlth. a publicist working with the Boy's d u b . Tickets lor Ihe Boy's C lu b dinner are 1250. For another S I .000. some 40 guests will also gel to have cocktails with Nixon at a private reception. Boy's C lu b promoters learned about the Rae-Lehlinen fund­ raiser when they- telephoned potential guests for their affair. "O u r phone callers were get­ ting people who were angry about being asked lo buy $1,000 llcketa for a second tim e ," Hamersmlth said. " I cannot believe Heana RoeLehtlnen would know ingly pig­ gyback a breakfast onto a ch a n­ ty like the B o y’s C lu b and knowingly take money from the charily for her cam paign.” he aald. "It doesn’t took good for a public official to be eating out of the trough of a charity." Hamersmlth raid he did not know for sure whether RoeLehtinen realized Ihe Boy's C lub le a d e r s h a d a n e x c t u a lv e engagemenl with Nixon. " T h e question.” he said, "la what did Ros-Lchllncn know and when did she know II." Ros-Lehllnen could not be reached Immediately for com ­ ment. But In the tnvltlatlon she sent out Wednesday for the fund-raiser. Ros-Lchtlnen wrote t h a t s h e m e t N ix o n in Washington the week before and he "o ffe re d to he lp In m y re-election effort.” TH E W EA TH ER TA LLA H A S S E E Th e w inning num bers draw n Saturday nlghl In Ihe Pick 6 L O T T O Jackpot were IS . 2 5 .2 8 . 2 9 . 3 2 and 42. i u i n tsi fl| really can't believe she's alive because of the way the c a s e J us t c a m e to a standstill. It certainly is strange the way those calls came In, though.) Food goes to waste, not needy Firm ehaUsngss U.S. ovsrcrssk . TA M P A , r r Elate Rep. T o m Mima, D-Lake land, has proposed a bill Inst would require accused rapists to submit to A ID S testing before trial, and make the results available lo the victim*. Under M im s' proposal, the tests would be kept confidential, and could not be used against the defendant at trial. "M y aim la lo assist the victim In recognizing the fact that they m ay be Infected," Mims said. T h e Am erican Civil Liberties Union likely will fight the blit on constitutional grounds. Mims said. Although he said he Is sensitive about violating an Individual's rights, but thinks 11 also la essential lo gel A ID S Information lo victims quickly. give m y business card to quite a few law enforcement people: (hat's about a ll." he D a y to n a Beach: Waves are 2 lo 3 fret w ith a slight chop. Current Is lo the south w llh a w ulcr temperature of 65 degrees. Now S m y rn a Beach: Waves are 1 lo IVv fret and seml-choppy. C u rrrn l Is to I h r south with a water trm p cru ltur of 6t> degrees. Sunscreen Iactor 17. St. Angaatlna Islet: to J o p lta r Today...w ind east 10 kls. Seas 2 lo 4 fl. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Tonight...w ind variable 5 ku. Seas I lo 3 ft. Bay and Inland waters smooth. M onday...w ind southeast to south 10 kls. Scus 1 lo 3 fl. Bay and inland waters smooth. 1 ■ T h e h ig h te m p e ra tu re In Sanford Saturday waa 82 de­ grees and Friday’s overnight low waa 48 as reported by the University of Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall during Ihe 24-hour period ending at 9 a.m . Friday totalled 0 0 0 inch. T h e temperature al 9 p.m. Saturday was 65 degrees. 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Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 23. IB90 — I I Fess- P O L I O ! B R IB P S 1A Boh Stu rm who has held the seal for 12 years. Fess' announcement at the Crazy W ings restaurant on U.S. 17-92 was enthusiastically re­ ceived by members of the Sunfnrd Federated W om en's Republlran Club. Fess said the 29 members cannot endorse him us a club, but as Individuals, they can do anything they wish. T h e g ro u p c h u c k le d a n d applauded when Fess vowed to work hard In Ihls campaign. " T h i s m od e l doesn't co m e equipped with hrnkrs." he said. Fess. a Republican, said therehad been so m uch fighting am ong commissioners that It was time to make peace. "Staff can't get directum. Citizens can't get service. Th e Infighting nreds to stop." he said. Fess claimed Improper plan­ ning In the past was the reason the county hus problems. In­ cluding Its m ads Th e five-year g r o w t h m a n a g e m e n t p la n , which addresses road planning In the county, brenme effective In 1965. Concurrency standards passed right after that, h r said. “ T h e commission asked for ten years to Implement a live y ru r plan." Fess said. Fess said he Is concerned with Ihe lack of dlrecllon Ihc com ­ mission has taken on the school Issue. He said voters drfrated Thrtt djnctrt, Ihrto cuttomort arm ttd FERN P A R K — Three dancer* and Ihree of iheir cuatomer* were arrested by Clly-County Investigative Bureau agent* for "la p " dancing, a violation of the county adult entcrtalnmenl ordinance, at the House of Babes Friday at about B p.m . Charged were Ja y Julius Koiloff, 40, 240 Needle T ra il. Long wood; Michael L. Korn. 40, Maryville, Ten n.: and Laveme Earl Clark. 24. Ml. Dora. Also arrested were Margaret Elizabeth Linares. 39. 1070 Douglas Avc.. Altamonte Springs; Angela Made Tam burro. 20. 6 3 1 Land Ave.. Longwood: and Ju lie Ann Shugart. 22. Getlyburg. Tenn. Bond was set at $100 for all six. Robbery sutpoct nebbod at K*Mart A L T A M O N T E SP RIN G S - Jam es Robert Allen. Apt. 1225. 37. 109 E. Altamonte Drive. Altamonte Springs, was charged with strong-armed robbery by Altamonte Springs police Friday at about 6 p.m. A security guard at the KM art store on Slate Hoad 436 reported seeing Allen stuff his pants with drill bits and other tools valued at t ! 3 7 and attempt to leave the store through the garden shop. When the guard attempted to stop him . Allen reportedly shoved him and attempted to escape before he was captured. Bond was act at $4,000. Drivers fftC M DUI charg* •Janice Susan Chere. 23. 702 Meadow St.. Sanford, was charged with D UI Saturday at about 2:45 a m. by a Sanford policeman who reported seeing her weaving and driving olf the road on Sanford Avenue. She was also charged with careless driving and driving with a suspended license. Bond was set at $500. • Harry Samuel Murray. 36. 148 N. Lake St.. Lake Mary, was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol by a Lake Mary policeman Friday at about 10 p.m . who reported seeing his car weaving on Lake Mary Boulevard. Bond was set at $500. Longwood recycling due in May the recent school bond issue because of a lack of leadership In m a k in g decisions a bout the schools. "The voters want a partnership," he said. " T h e cit­ ies, counties, school boards and citizens have to work together to maximize the arrvlces provided for the tax dollars collected," he auld. W hen asked to comment on his opponent. Fess shook his head and smiled. He said Sturm had been the cause of m uch of the Infighting because of re­ marks he had made to fellow commissioners, w hich Fess de­ scribed as sexist. Fess said Slurrn had commented that he would never work w ith those women In government again, and he was tired of petticoat politics. Fess said Sturm said he was so mad. he wanted to reach out and punch somebody. "W h a t was he going to do. reach out and punch a w om an?" Fess asked. 'T don't operate that way. I don't care what gender, color, religion or anything else a person Is as long as he or she does Ihe Jo b." Fess said. A lthou g h Sem inole C o u n ty ranks fourlh smallest out of 67 counties In the stale, it Is one of Ihe most densely populated. Fess said. "It's time we had the leadership that ran make use of Ihe land but still protect the environm ent," Fess said. Fess has been mayor of Lake M ary since 1984. He Is president of the Mld-Flortda Agency, a real estate and Insurance firm Rinehart w idening c o s t to be shared ■y LAM IA L. SULLIVAN Hsrald staff writ* r_______________ L A K E M A R Y - Widening id u portion of Rlneharl Road will be paid for. In part, by Melvin Sim on A Associates, developer of a $100 million mall planned fnr Sanford a( lntcrstaie-4 and Slate Road 48 T h e East Central Florida Re­ gional Planning Council and Melvin Sim on representatives have agreed lo widen a segment of Rinehart Road* between Lake M ary Boulevard and C o u n ty Road 46A w llh money collected from the mall developer and other major developments which generate traffic on Ihe road. Plans for road Improvements needed to accommodate the mall were made based on an u n ­ derstanding that Lake M ary would four-lane Rinehart Rond with a 12 million state grant, said Jim Willard, attorney for Melvin Simon. But the city no longer has Ihc money to widen Ihc road be­ tween County Hoad 46A and Lake Mary B o ulevard. Lake Mary planner Matt West said. T h e city had to return th r money from an economic devel­ opment grant last year bcrnuMIt h in g e d on e x p a n s io n of Sirom berg Carlson that never came about, h r said. West recommended requiring Ihc mall developer to pay a share of the widening costs for con­ struction before Ihe m all Is allowed to open Its doors. T h e U.S Postal Service mall distribu­ tion facility. Heathrow. Tlm a cuan and I T im era developments should all he required lo |xiy fair-share contribution* for Iheir Impact on Ihe road, h r said. Allowing the mall In open without the foilrlanlng project would create congestion be­ tween CR 46A and Lake Mary Boulevard. West said. Willard said only last week did he learn that Lake Mary would nol be able to widen the mad. Some of thr mall’s Impact on Hlnehart Road should he paid for with part of $3 m illion the developer will pay Seminole County In road Impart fees, he said. o u «i m i ■yLAOVI j i Hsrald stall wrftar LONGW OOD T h e c ity 's 15,000 residents will begin re­ c y c lin g solid waste In May. according to City Administrator Michael Abels said this week. Recycling becomes mandatory In Florida In 1992. "T h la is b e in g f o rc e d on a ll municipalities, and we want to get Longwood out In front," Abel* said. Abels said the city would negotiate a new solid waste pickup contract with Industrial Waste Service. Inc.(IW S). the company that has been under contract for the last three years to the city for garbage pickup. T h e contract will extend services for another three years. "It's m y judgm ent that IW S 1*. reliable. W s W k s i t v n y few «sniplatnta. and the complalnta we have received have gotten Immediate satisfaction," Abels said. Longwood has targeted May 4 as the da y IW S w ill begin picking up separate bins filled w llh newspapers, plastics, alu­ m inum , and glass. Abets said If the program Is not completely ready by then. IW S will begin by picking up n e w s p a p e rs . “ We have structured this In two tiers." Abels said. "If.w e are only able to recycle newspapers for a month or two. residents will pay a different rate than when our recycling Is com prehensive." Residents will pay $9.96 for curbside garbage and newspaper pickup. T h e y will pay $10.85 when all solid waste Is Included In the program. "If we can get It together by hen. we'll do the $10.85." Abels said. IW S s e r v e s m o re s in g le households than any other waste service In the state. IW S repre­ sentative. Kerry Bazlnet said. T h e company services 660.000 single homes In Florida. Bazlnet said. nlcs& Appliances J k H U R R Y-FIN A L DAYS! SHOP SUNDAY NOON TIL 6 P.M. 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Officials with the state Dertment of Health and RebUltatlve Services said letting clients w ork paH-Um e would Interfere with a state program to find permanentJ o b s for people and get them off federal A id for F a m i li e s w i t h D e p e n d e n t Children altogether. But census officials said the atale could lose m illio n s of dollars In federal assistance as a result, because It's going to be difficult to find anyone else willing to go Into poor, minority neighborhoods lo get a complete count. "W e have Informed the slates that they have the authority to disregard Income of short-term census employees as casual and Inconsequential." said Arlene J o h n s o n , c h ie f of the U .S . Census Bureau In Tallahaaacc. "H ad Florida gone along with It they co uld receive (federal) benefits, earn extra money and gain work experience." But Florida decided to shut out thousands of A F D C clients from the chance to work for six to eight weeks and earn up to * 2 ,0 0 0 because the C e n su s Bureau refused to let H R S decide who could be census workers. Johnson said. "O u r request lo start up a system like that was dented." aald Don Winstead, assistant secretary of economic services for HRS. "O u r concern was that we not act up a situation where people who were ready and able to move Into full time, perma­ nent. unsubsidized employment would be diverted Into tempo­ rary Jobs.” Winstead aald the state places about 2.000 people a month In permanent jobs through Project Independence — out of a total of about 70.000 clients a month w ho are capable of full-lime permanent work. T h e C e nsu s Bu re a u could have put about 11.640 A FD C clients to work for two months, ro u g h ly 10 p e rc e n t of the n u m b e r of c e n s u s w o rk e rs needed In Florida. Johnson said. Johnson said the federal gov­ ernment began giving states the authority to Ignore the Income e a rn e d aa c e n s u s w o rk e rs because of (he difficulty finding people willing to go Into poor, m inority neighborhoods. "It's always harder lo gel an accurate count In minority and low-incom e areas." she said. "W e don't get a lot of lower Income people. We get a lot of white middle class people apply­ ing." But white m iddle class people " d o n 't cu t I t " In the poor neighborhoods. Johnson said. As a result, lower Income neighborhoods suffer. Florida supermarkets test electronic food coupons a r« th « projects In Somlnolo County that may afffoct tha flow of traffic? by the Community Development Drainage Improvement* Block Grant Program. Comple­ ana paving roadway* In Lake tion date: March. Jurisdiction: Mill* subdivision. Completion Seminole County. date. Sept. 30. 1990. Co*t, $1 million. K j | County Road 427 Is being widened from two to lour lanes W a M Drainage Improvements Irom Charlotte 8trset to 8tata at me Intersection ol Jltway and Road 434. Lane tapers will Main street* In Midway, paid lor extend Irom the railroad tracks north ol 3.R. 434 to Mllwee School. Completion date: De­ cember. Jurisdiction: Seminole Count' Construction ol new deck v S ^ o a rrie r wall on bridge at L a k e H o w e ll L a n e . C o s t : $25,000. Completion date: April 6. 1990. Note: The bridge on Lake Howell Road south ol Laks Paving and drainage Im­ re m e n t s o n S u n s e t Boulevard Irom Balmy Beach to the Orange County line. Com­ pletion date: Feb. 28. Jurisdic­ tion: 8*mlnole County. Howell Lane will be closed lor a p p ro x im a te ly tw o w eeks beginning March 29,1N0. Regents want tax increase to support education O K L A N D O — T h e F lo rid a h o a rd o f R e g e n ts w a n ts lawmakers to upprove an In­ crease In utilities taxes to fi­ nance construction of public school building* and keep up with predicted growth ul state universities this decade. Under u plan approved by regents Friday, funds from a 1 percent Increase In state taxes on telephone a n d . electricity services would be used lo fi­ nance building for use on all levels, from elementary school lo graduate programs. F l o r id a 's n in e s ta .e u n ­ iversities are expected to grow by aa many as 80.000 students by the year 2000. to 240.000. S u c h a b o o m w ill s tra in classrooms, science labs and Judge refuses to block Orlando’s all*year school United P re ss Intern nttewsl O R L A N D O — A n O ra n g e County circuit judge has refused to block a pilot program that w o uld In tro d u c e y e a r-ro u n d classes ul three e le m e nta ry schools. Judge W . Rogers T u rn e r said Friday he sym pathized with opponents, most of them parents who protested the change would disrupt their schedules, hut hr declined Ih cir request to block the plan, which Is designed to case crowded conditions, saying the school board was completely within Its legal boundaries lo try tin- Idea. O pponents of the program vowed to continue fighting Ihc plan, however, which Is sched­ uled lor Introduction this sum ­ mer. "T h is was one battle — this wasn't the whole w ar." said Jill llalre. who trsttlled In the hear­ ing that she would be forced to quit her part-time job to cure for her children. The plan calls for students at I'alm Lake. Aloina and Tangelo I'.ok rlrm rn lu ry schools to be on vacation at intervals throughout the year. Instead of tiring out of school iluoughoul the summer months. Another parent. Sandra Renaux. said the year-round calen­ dar will make It difficult for her lo find someone to rare for her R-year-old son. In the past, she said, her older children have cared for him during the su m ­ mer. "Everyone else has very tradi­ tional scheduling and all of the sudden we are being cut out of It." said Rcnaux. who explained she could not afford the *60 to $70 for child care. T u r n e r sided w ith school board attorney Dili Rowland, w h o argued th e board has "absolute, total, unrqualed" a u ­ thority under slate law to Impose the year-round schedule. "Nobody — nobody — has ever challenged a calendar ' In court, he said. Supporters of the year-round plan, some of them teachers and principals, cheered outside the courtroom when the judge made his ruling. Burring a change, the program will begin Ju ly 23. where students at thr three schools will attend class for 60 days followed by a 15-day break. School superintendent J im Scholl said after the decision that most of those who oppose the plan represent only u small minority. o t h e r f a c i l i t i e s t h a t a re overrowded. regents said. "Facilities are the single big­ gest problem this university system faces." said universities Chancellor Charles Reed. T h e regents recommendation to the Legislature Is part of a plan developed by a task force of b u sin e s s a nd c iv ic le a de rs statewide. Th e plan proposes gradually raising the utilities lax. which Includes electricity and tele­ phone service, from 1.5 percent lo 2.5 percent. It also proposes Increases In taxes on cable T V . water, solid waste and sewer services. E d u c a t io n C o m m la a t o n c r Betty Castor said It's unlikely lawmakers would support such a m e a s u re , and G o v . Bob M artinez's office Im m rd U trly voiced opposition. P U B L IC "W e 're not supporting that." said Peter Dunbar, the gover­ nor's general counsel. " I'm not sure w hy they're doing It this year. T h e governor lias done an evaluation and It's not some­ thing w r're supporting." Reed and the regents also arc concerned that the Legislature will not support the *80 million requested this year for co n­ struction at state universities. "W e , as a Board of Regents, need to join with com m unity co lle ge s and the e d u ca tio n c o m m is s io n e r lo go to the Legislature." Reed said. T h e state university system Is concerned that an Increasing num ber of applicants arc being rejected each year. Applications to stale universities have In­ creased 88 percent In the past decade to nearly 50.000 annu­ ally. H E A R IN G N O T IC E COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Prior lo September 1.1990. Seminole County will submit Its final statsmsnt ol obisctlvss and projected ust ol lunds tor Its Community Davslopmant Block Grant (COBQ) Program tor 1990-91 Tha County has received SS.046.000 in funding sinca Octobar, 1966 for improvamant aclivilias in lowar-mcoma neighborhoods throughout Saminola County and tha alias ol Altamonts Springs. Cassslbarry. I aka Mary. Longwood. Oviedo. Sanford and Winter Springs A public haanng will Da hald on April 3,1990 in ordar to provida informa­ tion and obtain commants about tha past parformanca ol tha COBG Pro grwn in Saminola County and tha status ot currant aclivilias and proiacts Tha haanng will ba hald at 7 00 p m in tha Commission Chambars ol tha County Sarvicas Building locatad at 1101 E First Straat in Sanford All Saminola County rasidants ara ancouragad lo altand and participala In th's public hearing For mora information plaaaa call Buddy Balagia or Malt Fan* in tha Saminola County Planning Office at 321 1130. attention 7364 O C A L A — T w o F lo r id a supermarket chains are offering c u s t o m e r s th e c h a n c e to electronically receive discounts on products without going to the bolher to clip coupons and take them to the store. Publlx Super Markets to offer­ ing the electronic coupon service In north and central Florida, and W inn-Dixie to trying It In stores at Its Jacksonville headquarters. Albertson's Is testing similar discounts In Boise. Idaho. If everything works. Publlx expects eventually to expand the program to all of Its 370 stores. Members of the Publlx Value Phis C lu b a u tom a tica lly get discounts when they go through checkout lines, and coupon clippers also get the coupons' face value, said Bob McDermott, a spokesman for Publlx. which began testing the program near Its Lakeland headquarters In January. Anyone can Join the Value Club at no cost. A plastic card can be used for discounts and check cashing at any of Ihc com pany's stores. Custom ers who buy each of the discounted Items this month would save •33.10. McDermott said. Each month, the chain dis­ counts about 200 national-brand Items In Its 67 participating stores. Savings range from 10 rents on a 16-ounce can of pork and brans to *1 on a 3-pound canned h a m . Item s change monthly. Before totaling the purchase, the cashier scans Ihe bar code on the member's Publlx Plus card, and the computerized register deducts the discount for each Value C lub Item. Michael Sansolo. editor of Progressive Grocer, a national trade magazine hosed In Stam ­ ford. Conn., said. "A t this point nationally, electronic couponing to not widespread, but It's very highly touted. Stores can use the system to get Information about people and gear coupons to their needs." A b o u t 47 p e rc e n t of t h r superm arket executives s u r­ veyed In Ja n u a ry by Progressive Grocer said Ihe coupon cards would force a decline but not wipe out paper coupons by the year 2000. " T h is Is a system still In Its adolescent stage, but It's defi­ nitely the wave of Ihe future," said JarneH Mo6d.>att6T b rTTW Shelby Report, a trade journal covering Ihe South's grocery Industry. W inn-D ixie and Albertson's are testing similar systems near their com pany headquarters, but they have no definite plans to Introduce th r systrm Into Florida metropolitan markets. W inn-Dixie to testing a coupon refund program that allows cus­ tomers to collect a check each quarter for the amount they save on discounted Rents. Albertson's to testing a coupon card program similar to Publlx's. Spokesmen for both chains said Ihe Publlx program will not lure shoppers away. "W e really don't think It will have an Impact because our goal to lo sell groceries os cheap as we ca n ." said G .E . Clerc J r ., a W i n n -D i x i e s p o k e s m a n In Jacksonville. " If manufacturers offer coupons, they'll be avail­ able Industrywide." G a ry M ich a e l. A lb e rtso n 's s p o k e s m a n , s a id tn o s t su p e rm a rk e t cu s to m e rs are loyal. P U B L IC H E A R IN G N O TIC E COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM SEMINOLE COUNTY Prior to September 1,1990, Saminola County will submit Its final statement ol objectives and projected use lunds lor Its Communi­ ty Davslopmant Block Grant (CD BG) Program lor 1990-91. Tha U.S. Department ol Housing and Urban Davslopmant (HUD) haa set aside approximately $1,021,000 to use In aclivilias In lower income naighborhoods throughout Saminola County and tha cities ol Altamonte Springs, Cassslbarry, Lake Mary, Longwood. Oviedo. Sanford and Winter Springs. Tha grant lunds may ba used for a variety ol aclivilias. but etch activity must predominantly benefit low and moderate income per­ sons. Eligible activities include, but are not limited to. capital Im­ provements such as street paving, water and sewer lines, real pro­ perty acquisition, relocation, rehabilitation ol buildings, economic development, public facilities and public services. A public hearing will be held on April 3, 1990 in order to provide Information about the program and to obtain the views ol citizens on Seminole County’s housing and community development needs Tho hearing will be held at 7:30 p m. in tha Commission Chambers ol Ihe County Service! Building located al 1101 E. First Street In San lord. All interested Seminole County residents are encouraged lo attend and participate in this public hearing. For more information please call Buddy Balagia or Matt Kane In the Seminole County Planning Ollice al 321-1130, extension 7384 �Sanford Horatd, Sanford. Florida — Sunday, March 25. 1090 - M Scott 17-92 11A personnel turnover rate during the teat two years. T h e l o c lc t y 'a b o a rd of directors voted una nim ou sly earlier this month to le rm liu ic Scott after she served little more than one year as the salaried director of the organisation, said Bo Simpson, board president. “ It was for her beneftt as m uch as for the shelter,** Simpson said. "It's a very stressful Job and It always will be." "Yes, It's a stressful lob. but not because of the shelter and the care of the anim als," Scott said. " T h e relentless Interfer­ ence of the board makes It stressful. Very stressful.” Scott said she was earning •16.000 a year as a salaried employee, often working SO- to 6 0 -h o u r weeks. She has no Immediate future employment plans. Sim pson said a new director Is expected to be hired Scott said she was given one week's notice after she was given the "opportunity" to re­ sign. She refused and March IS was her last day. Scott said she was never given a reason for leaving. "B o came to m e a n d s a id I t 's n o t h in g personal, but there's a lot of turmoil on the board and I hope you understand." Simpson said Humane Society boards will always have con­ troversy and differences of opi­ nion over the operations of the organization. "It s the nature of the business." Simpson said. “ You're going to have people w h o say yo u c a n ’ t do euthanasias (d e s tro yin g u n ­ wanted animals) and then you're going to have people saying It's cruel to keep the animals locked up In a pen all day long. You're going to get that kind of thing all Ihe tim e." But Scott characterizes society b o a rd m e m b e rs ss u n ­ professional and unskilled to oversee shelter a nd society operations. "Y o u have a group of people that are operating atnctly by the seat of their pants." Scott said. "T h e y operate the shelter like a rummage sale." T h e operations Scott speaks of ta a 123.000 a month activity that Includes 11 paid employees and several volunteers. Th e so­ ciety takes In and adopts out stray and unwanted animals and In ve s tig a te s a n im a l c ru e lty claims. T h e society operates solely on contributions and from sales from their T h is a nd Th a t thrift shop In Longwood. Scott said contributions have been declining. " T h e last week I w a s there, we got a check for 413 and that was It." Scott said. Shortage of money was among the reasons given last M ay when the society stopped picking up sick and Injured a nim a ls at night. Instead referring callers to the Seminole County Anim al Control Department. Scott said the society continues to pick up sick and Injured animals during the day. although there (we have recevedlhave been complaints they do not. Th e society also suffered a blow last October when 23 dogs hsd to be euthanized after dtaiiper v sh e lte r. S im p s o n s ta u n c h ly states that outbreak waa not considered in the board's de­ cision to terminate Scott. Scott began work at the Semi­ nole C ounty Humane Society aa a volunteer In Ju ly 1968. She said she worked ss an advertis­ ing person during the week, but would help out at the shelter on weekends. After a m onth, then director Barbara Woodall aakrd her to become manager of the •heller, overseeing care of the animals and she accepted. B y Novem ber. W oodall realgncd and Scott waa appointed director. Scott said Woodall told her the waa "burned o u t" after serving aa director for little more than a year. Woodall became director In D e ce m b e r 1987 a fte r the nsociety board president and shelter director Jo A nne Galea resigned am id another turmoil. Gates resigned saying she ob­ jected to the board's amendment of the organization's bylaws to allow board members appoint tw o fo rm e r board m em ber*. Helen W olk and Woodall, to the board without the president’* approval. In a show of unity, board secretary CJydcne Rauch, board treasurer Carol SheafTer and board attorney W illia m Shcaffer also resigned. Four staff members also re­ signed following the board res­ ignations. W olk. then president, and W o o d a ll, th e n c o -e x e c u tiv e director, had resigned from their positions In J u ly 1987. citing no reasons for their departure. Wolk continues to serve as treasurer on Ihe board. Pilot ir r m F s g a lA and subsequent years and the one thing that concern! me Is that we not become complacent, become comfortable In our ac­ complishments and forget that things can go wrong and start overlooking things. " I don't get the feeling that we're there yet. but personally. 1 can see where the pace is gelling PAUL DOUGLAS BROOK Paul Douglas Brook. 53, 1132 M a yto w n R d.. O sle e n . died Th u rs d a y . March 22. at his residence. Bom J u ly 13. 1934. in Osteen, he waa a lifelong re a ld e n t. He w aa a h e a v y equipment operator for Volusia County and a member of Osteen Baptist Church. Survivors Include wife, Ja c ­ quelyn Anne; sons. Kenneth N.. Santa Marta, Calif., P. Scott. S a n fo rd ; d a u g h te rs. Pam ela LeFUs, Susan E.. both of Osteen; brothers. Richard. Leesburg. Robert. Osteen: sisters. Margaret Easterwood, Groveland, Sylvia Thom pson, Osleen; three grand­ children. Brlason Funeral Home, San­ ford, In charge of arrangements. A L B B K T N. F IT T S A lb e rt N . F it t s , 7 1 . 8 1 2 Catalina Dr.. Sanford, died F ri­ day. March 23. at hla residence. B o m Ja n. 20. 1919. In Sanford, he was a lifelong resident. He was an attorney and a member of the Holy Cross Episcopal C h u rc h . Sanford. He was a member of the Seminole County Historical Society and an A rm y veteran of World W ar II. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e nieces. N ancy. Silver Springs. Linda Zannle. Alice Teslo, both of Sanford. Brlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. THOMAS CARL ANDERSON Thom as Carl Anderson. 69. of Branford, died Friday In the Veterans Administration Medical Center In Lake City. Florida. He waa a native of Shiloh. Georgia and moved to Branford from Sanford 12 veara ago. He was a quicker ... and that’s something that we os an agency need to take a look at. And I Ihlnk we are." Discovery currently Is being readied for blastoff April 12 from launch pad 39B at the Kennedy Space Center In Florida. Discovery's flight will mark Ihe third of nine planned for 1990 veteran of W orld W a r II. a member of the Lebanon Baptist C h u r c h In B ra n fo rd and u member of the Branford Masonic Lodge *130. He Is survived by three daugh­ ters, Charlotte Ann Slrohm of Sanford, Juanita Etta Hayes of Branford and Mary Elizabeth Wood of Fort While: seven sons: T o m m y of Bartow. Bobby of Lake Mary. Pat of Springfield. G e o rg ia . Ja m e s of S a nfo rd. George of Osteen. Donnie of Branford and John of Geneva: tw o b r o t h e r s : K e n n e t h of Wadesboro. North Carolina and Charles of Columbus. Georgia; th re e s is te rs K a t h e r in e M c D o n a ld o f W h l l e a v l l l e . G e o rg ia , G w e n R o b e rts of Norfolk. Virginia and Elizabeth Barfield of Reynolds. Georgia: 20 grandchildren and four great­ grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday. March 26 at 2 p.m. In Ihe Lebanon Baptist C h u rch In Branford with Rev. T . J . Santcrfcll and Rev. D a vid Rich presiding. Masonic riles will be held graveside. ** (Una Hum, Ownsr A M to ac­ com plish. Financing and the eventual redevelopment of I he corridor could lake 10 years or Aa part of financing decisions, members of the task force and government officials may have to make monetary consesatons to e n c o u ra g e p riv a te b u s i­ nessmen to finance their aesthet­ ic and redevelopment dreams. T o encourage redevelopment of decayed structures, ettlea and the county m ay have to look to tax breaks to attract desirable developments. Owners of small businesses m ay have to be granted several yra rs to replace signs or change facades If com ­ mittee members so decide so those expenses can be deducted from taxes. Zoning and other land-use decisions may be made for new business. T h e task Is large, but the members are optimistic. "W e have a lot of dreams, but I Ih ln k with the unity we have and the diversity of the partici­ pants (hat are unified, those dreams can be realized." said Randy Morris, co-chairman of the 13-member taskforce. "W e have six Jurisdictions and business people all agreeing what the condition of the road la," Morris said. "I Ihlnk that's remarkable. And 1 Ihlnk they share s common goal of what they want to see." T h e task force, formed by Ihe G r e a t e r S e m in o le C o u n t y Cham ber of Commerce, includes businessmen and elected of­ ficials from the county and the five elites touched by the road. U.S. 17-92 In Seminole County extends about 14 miles from ih r Fern Park area at Ihe Sem i­ n o l e - O r a n g e C o u n t y lin e north w a rd through the west central third of the county to Lake Monroe, then about three m ile s northwest along Lake Monroe to the Interstate 4 bridge over the St. Johns River. T a s k force members. In a brainstorming session Monday, visualized U.S. 17-92 as a treelined boulevard within the next !5 years, with a characteristic all Its own. bul draw ing on Ihe aesthetic flavors of the co m m u­ n itie s a n d u reas It passes through. In the northern sections of Ihe roadway, task force members decided Sanford should become Ihe lakefront historic upscale com m unity of the county and they will look to what can be done to turn the Lake Monroe shoreline Inin a regional attrac­ tion. Sanford officials and civic leaders applaud the support they are receiving and among their own dreams Is a boardwalk over the lakefront. pnsslblly featuring cafes or open-air vendors. In studying U.S. 17-92 os It passes through Sanford. Ih r task force will devektp Ideas of how stores and other businesses can d ra w on I h r c it y 's histo ric downtown district, which would be promoted an comparable if not nicer than W ln trr Park. Th e area near Seminole C om ­ m unity College Is seen as the entrance to the educational and cultural center of the county and one day may have a performing arts center. T h e task Torre will consider signs that could be erected along U.S. 17-92 as II passes through S p r in g H a m m o r k . t e llin g motorists they're entering the "C e n tra l P a rk " nrea of the county. Southward, the roadside m a y be im p ro v e d th r o u g h landscaping and business ap­ pearance requirements to en­ courage a "dow nto w n" Image and tnc whole area redeveloped with new businesses. There's even been one sug­ gestion by task force mem ber Sanford Mayor Bellye Sm ith lo rhange the name of Ih r road. It is now variously called "1 7 -9 2 “ and named I* French Avenue and Orlando Drive and Is desig­ nated as U.S. Highway 17-92 and State Road 600. Morris said that suggestion has been receiving a lot of attention, but It Is likely not lo be considered by Ihe task force until Ih r planning stages arc completed. T h e p la n n in g process w ill follow a pattern similar to the Lake M ary Boulevard S tu d y Committee In 1988. Task force committee members will consid­ er Increasing the "setbacks." the distance from buildings to the road pavement, to allow for more landscaping and green grassy areas. Existing public right of ways In the median and along the roadside will be studied by the task force for landscaping and other enhancements. Signs m ay be erected throughout Die course of the road designating such attractions aa S C C or Spring Hamm ock or a historic district. T h e Lake M a ry Boulevard committee developed a “ zoning overlay" proposal which extends Ihe length of the road and where the setbacks and other zoning requirements m ay be Imposed for new construction by the county and five cities. Th e dis­ trict will require the cooperation and unified planning effort of the different government agencies Involved. T h e overlay district could have special sign requirements for new and existing businesses, such as fewer and smaller signs or perhaps those constructed of special material or design char­ acteristics. m y father graduated from Sem i­ nole High School. Twenty-seven years ago. I graduated. And next year, m y daughter Kelly will g r a d u a t e , " h r s a id la t e r , laughing at himself about the military-style hair ru t In the 1963 photo. Th e school honored com m u ni; ly members wlxi bud not gradu­ ated from Seminole High School, but who have been "tireless In ih c lr v o lu n t e e r in g " to the school. Assisted by Mickey und Minnie Mouse. Goofy. Pluto und Ihe Big Bad Wolf, compliments of Wall Disney World. Epps presented honorary diplomas lo Jeanette Stephens, a Dividends volunteer: Bob Santull of Burger King: Carl und Shirley Sell like; Rep. Art G r ln d lc ; T o m S te ve nso n of A r v t d u : J a m e s Q u i n n , the school's team physician: Supt. B o b H u g h e s : M a y o r U c tty e S m it h ; a n d R ic h a rd W e lls , assistant superintendent for facllltes. C O M S A C presented $1,000 scholarships lo three seniors: Alison Pugh. Jam es Reynolds and Dawn Buerger. A $2,500 scholarship was presented to senior Andre C ollins by Ih r Arvlda Company. Genevu Elem entary Schoul assistant prlncqial Karen Col­ eman. who graduated from the high school In 1964 spoke sol­ emnly ul first uboul her memo­ ries of her alma mater, recalling where she shxxl on cam pus when she first heard the news of the ussasslnatlon of President Jo h n F. Kennedy. F ITTS . A L S I R T N. Memorial w r v K n for AAr Albert N Fitts, It. o i Seniord. who died Friday mil be II 4 m Monday it the Holy £ r o « Epitcopol Church, Sertford. with Fathor Frederick Mann offk I*ting Srltton Funorol Home, Senford, in charge of #rr angtrnonf • WE APOLOGIZE Dus to manufacturing probisms, ths Cover Girl liquid sya pencils that wsra advsrbssd in our 3/25 circular are unavailable lor sals. Ws apologize lor any inconven­ ience. ECKE$D AJUHOQ MMDf GRUB SDM Th e district m ay have special landscaping requirements. For e x a m p l e , th e L a k e M a r y Boulevard district has special landscaping requirements for parking tots to add greenery to otherwise drab asphalt. Task force members will also co n sid e r the appearance of buildings themselves, particular­ ly In Sanford and Longwood. where some local officials want to develop a "historic" look to th rlr communities. A fresh coat of paint of a color coordinated th ro u g h o u t those areas a nd so m e b u ild in g a p p e a ra n c e modifications win be considered. In Ihe n e a rly c o m p le te ly developed sections of the road south of Spring Hamm ock, task force members, especially those representing governments, will consider redevelopment of some portions of Ihe roadside. Rede­ velopment means existing build­ ings would be purchased and razed by developers and re­ placed with new structures. Th e officials lavor redevelop­ ment because It would not only allow them to have mure taxes -ated. but would also allow to Impose more landscap­ ing a n d other aesthetic re qulrcmcnts. O b v io u s ly , such amhlMoits plans w ill cost m oney. How much won't be known until the recommendations are completed several months from now. City and county governments will hc aaked lo pay for some Improve­ ments. Including landscaping a n d s ig n s . B o th c a n h r expensive and Ih r expense lo m a in ta in landscaping never ends. Grants from local, state and federal government ugenelcs will be sought lo assist In the planning process anti to study environm ental und economic Impacts of those plans. Businessm en and p ro p e rly owners may tie asked In spend money, possibly lo change signs, landscape Ih rlr p ro p e rty or make some modifications lo their buildings. Th e y may be offered "amortization" rlghis lo allow them to recoup the cost of Ihe Improvements through tax deductions. e For redevelopment goals, gov­ ernment officials may have In look to tax-brrak Incentives In Intlcc developers of large land­ scaped office b u ild in g s and stores to replace eyesores that plague the road. Morris said luxes could he used to fuel bond sales to help pay for some of the Improve­ ments. similar lo a proposal by Ihe developers of Seminole Mall In S a n f o r d . S im o n a n d Associates wants the rlty lo allow a portion of the taxes generated from the $100 million mall to pay bark $6.2 million In proposed bonds lo pay for roadw ay and other Im prove­ ments. SHS C o a tln a s d tram Fags 1A As the lights dimmed, a hush fell over the crowd. Mayor Bettyc Smith elicited cheers from the crowd of about 2 0 0 co m m u n ity leaders and school district dignitaries who were on hand when she lauded "Sanford'a High SciiooL" Prin­ c ip a l W a y n e E p p s paced nervously In Ihe com er like a proud father watting lo show off his first-born child. Epps announced Ihe comple­ tion of the school's $11 million renovation program. T h e stage darkened following his remarks as a video pres­ entation produced by Lake Mary television station W O F L . and e d i t e d b y a l u m n u s M ik e Meadors, filled a large screen. T h e video was a history of Seminole High School us seen through the eyes of some of Its g r a d u a t e s . I n c lu d in g p r o ­ fessional baseball player T im Raines, S H S football coach Em ory Blake and Walt Disney W o rld general manager Hilly Higgins, who Is Ihe chairman of the Com m unity and School A c ­ tio n C o m m itte e IC O M S A C ) w hclh sponsored Ih r day's activ­ ities. There were catcalls and cheers us a black and white yearbook photo of a 17-ycar old Epps flashed across the screen. "Seminole High School is not Just a school. Il Is not Jusl bricks and sieel. We are a family lhat has fun together. Fifty yrars ago B u s in e s s In su ru iK L* ? < >lll II.H ill s .ll s ll Itt sl TONY RUSSI INSURANCE Ph. 322*9285 2575 S. 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About 60 Contra rebels firing automatic rifles and rocketpropelled grenade launchers ambushed an a rm y convoy at Las Lagrtmas In Jlnotega province In mountainous territory some 100 miles north of Managua, said Mai. Daniel Poso. chief of staff of the Popular Sandintsta A rm y In the 1st Military Region. Poro. in a briefing broadcast by the official Radio Sandlno. said 32 arm y officers and conscripts were returning to their base from a lour of the region when the Contras attacked, destroying a truck and a jeep carrying the soldiers. "O u r forces deployed rapidly and counterattacked.” Poro said. "T h e y managed to avoid a true massacre although they Inflicted 14 deaths on us." Britons ctlobrats royal birth LO N D O N — Champagne corks popped In the quiet rone outside Portland Hospital as Britons celebrated the duchess of York's delivery of her second daughter, a child who becomes sixth In line to the British throne. Th e 7-pound. I 14-ounce girl was delivered by Caesarean section In the presence of her father. Prince Andrew. Buckingham Palace said. Th e baby was In a breach position. m g very » v i/ w w vell." ii. i n s . royal i u j b j spokesman b iiu iii H tu U "Both are wdoing the said ofl 111C the child and her mother, the former Sarah Ferguson, popularly known as "Fe rgle ." " A ll the other members of the roval family have been told by the duke of Y ork." Th e news was greeted outside Portland Hospital with cheers and the popping of champagne corks by well-wishers. Photographers who have camped on the sidewalk for more than a week waiting to take pictures of the duke and duchess of York's second child expressed relief. Opposition partlss ask alactlon dalay B O G O T A . Colombia — Opposition parties have asked the government to postpone presidential elections scheduled for May 27 because of threats posed by death squads funded by drug traffickers, the leftist Patriotic Union Party said Saturday. T h e request came after Patriotic Union candidate Bernardo Jaram lllo was shot and killed Thursday m orning In a Bogota airport by a 18-year-old hitman authorities say was hired by the Medellin cocaine cartel. T h e m urder triggered trlggt protests among the leader's supporters and other poittlealfiIgures. S J .1 1 . ia iv mi rV rmv*w r C U C O O S f ia a _ Wang, computer firm founder, diet B O S TO N — A n W ang, the computer entrepreneur who founded Wang Laboratories Inc., died of esophageal cancer Saturday at Massachusetts General Hospital. He was 70. ttdspHsl -spokesman Martin Bander said W ang, chairman and chief executive officer of the company he founded In 1951. died at 3:31 a.m. He was readmitted to the hospital March 6 for follow-up treatment on a malignant tumor removed J u ly 14. Maryland unit rajacta abortion bills A N N A P O LIS. Md. — A compromise plan to let voters decide the politically explosive Issue of abortion In Maryland has been rejected by a legislative committee and appears defeated. Unwilling to accept two drastically different abortion bills approved by the state Senate In resolving Its eight-day filibuster, a House of Delegates committee voted down both proposals Friday night. Th e Environmental Matters Committee rejected the con­ trasting legislation by a 13-12 count. One bill proposed to guarantee the unrestricted availability of abortions, while the second proposed to virtually outlaw the procedure. "It is our opinion that we were sent a convoluted proposal that does work In a lot of ways." said House Majority leader Jo h n Arnlck. who cast the deciding committee vote as chairman of the panel. Sunday nttworfc interview shows W A S H IN G TO N — Guests on television talk shows Sunday: • N B C ’s "Meet Th e Press" features Baseball Commissioner Fay Vincent. 9:30 a.m. • A B C s " T h is Week with David Brinkley" features Roman Szporluk. University of Michigan. William Hyland. Foreign Affairs magazine. Lithuanian Journalist Alglm antls Cekuolls and Vitaly Kobysh. Izvcstla newspaper, on Lithuania. 10:30 a.m. • C N N ’s "Newsmaker Sunday" features Treasury Secrelary Nicholas Brady: Rep. Dan Rostenkowskl. D-lll.. on solving Ihe budget deficit. 10:30 a.m .. 5:30 p.m. • CBS's "Face the Nation with Lesley Stahl" features Defense Secretary Dick Cheney und Lithuanian Journalist Alglmantls Cekuolls on U.S. response to Lithuania. 11:30 p.m. From United Press International reports U n lf d Press International_______ V IL N IU S . U.S.S.R. While Soviet tanks rolled through the streets of Vilnius, a small group of young Americans and Cana­ dians In the land of their roots la quietly fueling Lithuania's drive for freedom. Dozens of North Americans of Lithuanian descent have flocked to the land they say was stolen from their parents In the Soviet Union's 1940 annexation of the Baltic states. "Th e re are a number of A m e r­ icans of Lithuanian descent here s t u d y i n g . " s a id E d w a r d Tuskenls. 25. of Chicago. " O r at least they are here on tne pretext of studying." Tuskenls Is one of those who have laid aside their books and are now playing key role* In their homeland's David and G o­ liath battle against a world superpower. Tuskenls and six or so fellow partisans, all bilingual and all In their 20*. run the Information office of the Lithuanian Parlia­ m ent that declared Indepen­ dence March 1 1 after elections two weeks earlier In which the Sajudl* nationalist movement swept to power. W hen Lith u a nia n President Vyiaulas Landsbergls fired off an angry telegram to Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, his young partisans translated It Into English and faxed or telexed It to news organizations around Ihemade sure that the Interna­ tional co m m unity received It within hours. Th e y answer phones, set up Interviews, provide translations for visiting dignitaries. Th e y are on a firs t-n a m e basis w ith L a n d s b e rg ls a nd Ihe o th e r Lithuanian leaders trying to pry the Baltic republic loose from 50 years of Soviet rule. Th e ir critical work provided without pay and nearly around the clock has angered Moscow. In his first presidential decree. Gorbachev ordered authorities Wednesday to closely monitor Ihe activities of foreigners In ~ C A N T O N . G o. B ill Berman was thrilled when he learned a group of rare bald eagles had taken up residence near his home In rural Georgia. But that was before his .. cals started disappearing. B e r m a n n o tic e d the y o u n g eagles sw ooping near an area where his f a m i l y 's c a ls s u n themselves. T w o of the pets have vanished so far. and Berman blames the eagles recently set free at nearby Lake Allatoona by state wildlife officials. " I think one of their birds has discovered an easy m eal." Berman said. State officials doubt the cats were devoured by the national symbol. The y say that eagles prefer fish lo felines and that they are solitary birds. Berman says the ones soaring over his wood* usually show up In a group of four. Berman has threatened to risk arrest by shooting the fe d e ra lly protected birds. Bentsen leads charge at B ush ■ y J O M F N M IA N O W A N V UPI Political Writer N EW O R L E A N S - Sen. Lloyd Bentsen. D-Texas. a potential 1992 White House candidate, led a Democratic charge against President Bush, arguing to a meeting of party moderates that Hush was surrendering the U.S. role of world leader. But even while a parade of Democrats were united In railing against Bush for his perfor­ mance In foreign affairs and the economy, there were clear signs Frida y party m em bers were themselves spilt over two tax p r o p o s a l s c i r c u l a t i n g In Washington. Th e comments came at the opening of a three-day confer­ ence sponsored by the Demo­ cratic Leadership C o u ncil, a group of moderate and con­ servative Democrats trying to erase the party’s liberal Image and reverse Its dismal fortunes in presidential politics. Rather than take Issue with his party's liberals. Bentsen. Ihe Dem ocrats' IU8H vice pres! denii.il nominee, led an attark on Bush, charging the presi­ dent's vision was "loo pinched and too lim ited" In a time of radical world change, and he was "saying one thing and doing another" on the economy. "W e can't afford to sit back and assume that countries In Eastern Europe and Central A m e ric a w ill a u to m a tic a lly become Western democracies." Bentsen said. " I think the stakes arc too high for a hands-off isolationist foreign policy. "I find It strange Indeed that an administration that Jumps at Ihe ch a n c e to tra ffic w ith Chinese leaders who slaughtered demonstrators In Tiananm en Square would show excessive Cold War caution when It comes 1° dealing with the Soviet U n ­ ion." he said Th is administration Is wrong when It abdicates our leadership role In the world today. Here Is a g r e a l d r a m a , w r it t e n fo r America, and the Republicans are content to sit in the au dlence. clap politely, and write ihe reviews." he said Hcntsrn also defended House D e m o c ra tic le a d e r R ic h a rd V IL N IU S . U .S.S.R . - The Soviet a rm y aent a column of tanks, armored carriers and tracks post parliament S a tu rd a y In a show of Moscow's military might, b u t L it h u a n ia 's leader remained defiant, urging his countrym en deserting the a rm y to aeek sanctuary In churches. "W e won't forget It for a lo n g t im e ." Lith u a n ia n P re s id e n t V y ta u ta s la ndsbe rgls said of Ihe moat blatant show of force by Moscow In Its effort to derail the Baltic republic's drive to Independence. T h e m ilita ry vehicles, which witnesses said car­ ried up to 2.000 soldiers with automatic weapons, tru n d le d past the local Suprem e Soviet at 3:30 a.m. while legislators were still m eeting to pick a government they want Ihe world to recognize. Despite the scare, the Lithuanian legislature re­ sumed work later Saturday on forming what It hopes will be Its first Independent government since Soviet dictator Josef Stalin an­ nexed the Baltic country In 1940. American households linked to their homelands through m em ­ bership In active Lithuanian communities. "Lithuanian was the first lan­ guage I knew ." Kalendra said. " I w e n t to k in d e r g a r t e n a n d c o u l d n 't s p e a k w it h m y classmates. "I have been very active In Lithuanian organizations In the West ... and m y activities here are Just a natural extension of m y general Involvement In Ihe Lithuanian co m m unity." In h ig h sch o o l. T u s k e n ls worked at a press that printed a Lithuanian dally newspaper In C h ica go , the capital of the L i t h u a n i a n d ia s p o r a w it h 100.000 people of Lithuanian descent. A b o u t 7 0 0 ,0 0 0 people of Lithuanian descent live In the U n ited Slates w ith at least 20.000 In Canada. Palunas's father drove him every weekend from their home In Akron. Ohio, to Cleveland, h om e to 5 0 .0 0 0 people of Lithuanian descent, where he attended Saturday school In Lithuanian culture, participated In Lithuanian Catholic youth groups and sang and danced at Lithuanian concerts. Once seen as ‘invincible,’ Thatcher now teeters on brink of being ousted Family cats disappear; eagles eyed U U rw w rt Lithuania "u p to and Including expelling them In accordance with Soviet law.” Tuskenls feels certain that the decree was aimed at the young team running the Parliament's busy Information office. "If they expelled us. It would cripple this office.” he said. D alna K a le n d ra . 25. from Toronto, said ahe feels directly threatened by Gorbachev's de­ cree. " I am trying m y best not to get upset over this." aald Kalendra. " F o r that reason I am still malntalnlg that this la part of the g e n e ra l p o lit ic a l a n d psychological warfare that he Is using against Lithuania In gen­ eral. “ I think It Is quite an Insult. I think all of his actions are very Insulting, and Just reflect fits anti-democratic outlook." J u l i u s P a lu n a s . a w e l l groomed 25-year-old. traveled from Cleveland to study at the Vilnius academy of art and work with Lithuanian folk artists. " I am supposed to work with a blacksmith and a stonecutter later this spring, but I don't think It Is going to work ou t." Palunas said. ‘‘I'll probably be working here at the Parliament a lot from now on. "It's very exciting to be at the center of e ve rything as the country that I grew up thinking of as enslaved frees Itself. T o be able to see that first hand Is an Incredible th rill." . T u s k e n l s . K a le n d r a a n d Palunas share personal histories that are remarkably similar. Th e ir parents, part of the first wave of Lithuanian Immigration of the 1940s after the Soviet takeover, all fled the largely Roman Catholic Baltic republic as children and eventually set­ tled In the United States or Canada after brief stays In Western Europe. "These people really felt their loss of Independence." Tuskenls said. "It was a big tragedy In their lives. Lithuanian co m m u­ nity activities have always been a big part of m y life." All three grew up In North Soviets flex muscle in Lithuania Gephardt. D-Mo.. who recently charged Bush Is loo timid on foreign policy and. as a result, was hit w ith a broad-based counterattack by Republicans. N oting that the O O P 's of­ fensive against Gephardt fre­ quently cited public opinion polls. Bentsen added: "Can you Imagine Harry Tru m a n hesitat­ ing to unveil the Marshall Plan or the Tru m a n Doctrine because of public opinion polls? Can you Imagine Jo h n Kennedy doing a poll before he decided how he was going lo deal with the Cuban missile crisis?" Bentsen suggested the United S ta te s c o u ld " r e v e r s e the punitive trade resitIctlons we’ve Imposed on Ihe Soviet Union and Eastern Europe — Just as we are doing with Nicaragua." And he adde d that new trade a nd exchange agreements should be considered In a later speech. Gephardt repealed his attack on Bush's le a d e rs h ip , c h a rg in g . " O u r foreign policy Is dangerously adrilt ." B y K AfUM OA V I M United Press InternstlonsJ Analysis LO N D O N — Margaret Thatcher once declared she would "go on and o n " as Britain's prime minister but a resounding electoral defeat viewed as a rebuke of her policies has raised doubts about whether her party will let her. . An opinion poll conducted by the Sunday Tim es showed a further slump In the popularity of Ihe ruling Conservative Party, which It said was trailing 23 points behind the main opposition Labor Party, now standing at 54 percent. Th e newspaper reported Thatcher's government has slipped 6 points since Its last poll one month ago and It said 76 percent of people voiced dissatisfaction with Th a tch e r. A survey by another newspaper. Th e Independent on Sunday, found most Britons believed the Labor Party could make a credible government. Fierce opposition lo a new poll tax. high Interest rales and Thatcher's waning allure as a votecatcher T h u rs d a y gave Ihe governing C o n ­ servative Party Its most decisive electoral loss In S3 years. Labor candidate S ylvia Heal was aent to Parliament with a stunning bv-electlon win In Legal Notices Legal Notlcut NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice It horohy given that I am engaged In Sutinett ol Ue S. ath Street. Lake Mary. FI m at. Seminole County. Florida, undor the Fktitlevt Mama at PRE V E N T I V I M A IN T E N A N C E SERVICE, end that I Inland Is regular told nemo with tho Clerk s< tho Circuit Court. Seth Inek County. Florida. In ac cordonco with the Provitiont ot tho Fklltlout Nemo Stotutot. TeW lt: Section to]Of Florida Stotutot 1012 AutllnP Wilton Jr Puhlith M archa.ll. ig.2S.ietg DEOai MOT IC ■ o r FICTITIO U S M AM S Notka I, hortby glvon that I •m m i « i < In butlnata si US Cadillac i t . Sankrd. F L 22221. Samlnok County. F lor Ido. undor IS* Fktltk ut Homo M i l l Nuascav. m i mtond to ro«ltl*r told noma with tho Clots at tho Circuit Court, lorn *»kk County. F tor Ido. In o< cordoned with Itw Provitiont ot tho Fklltlout Mono Statukt. To Wit: Section SOI ST F lor Ido Slat utotlSV Short long fort PuMIlh March It. IS. IS. April I. 1*00 NO TICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notke It hereby given that I am ttyagod In butinou at JOSS Lata Mary E lv d . 0II2A. San lord Fla.. Seminole County, Florida, undor tho Fklltlout Name ol ARTS EQ U IPM EN T REPAIR, and that I Intend to regular told noma with the Clerk s« tho Circuit Court. Sam mok County. Florida, m ac cordoned aim the Provitiont o# •he Fktitk ut Name Stotutot. To Wit Section gasge Florida Slat M O TIC IO F FIC TITIO U S N A M t Notke It horohy flvon mol I om »n go,.d in hutmatt ot « n Hwy ala. Longwood. Florida HISS. Sominok County. Florida, undor tho Fktttieuo Kamo ot ID E A L MOTORS, and that I mtond to rofitlor told noma with tho Clert ot tho Circuit Court. Somlnok County. FMrl do. in accordance with tho Provitiont ot tho Flctlllout Mama Stotutot. To Wit Section •01 00 Florida stotutot Its; Loo J Oruo PvSIlth March II. IS. 21 April I. lots D E O II I uktiesj Arthur 1 O ur, PuMith March 2 i April I. S. IS. lets D E O 220 NO TICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Nonce it hereby given that I am engaged in hut,nett at 220! Blue Fun PL. Oonore. Fla t u n . Sammok County, Florida, under tho Fictitious Nome el CRYSTAL CLEAR CLEAN end that I intend k regular und name aim the C k rt of the Circuit Court. Seminok County Fkrida m accordance aim tho Provitiont ol the Flctlllout Nemo Stotutot. To Wit Sort-on tot go Fkrida Stotutot its; Sa'ly Brody Convery Publish March 21. April I I IS ittg D E O See Mid-Staffordahlre. receiving 49 percent of the vote* In the central England district against Conservative Charles Prior's 33 percent. W hile by-election sensations rarely effect na­ tionwide elections. It was Ihe Conservatives' second by-electlon loss In a row and served as u barometer of Thatcher's performance. Despite Ihe setbacks. Thatcher made It clear she will not abandon government policies. What was In doubt was whether her party will abandon her. “ T h a tch e r Is now the Issue." declared a 2-Inch high headline In the Evening Standard. "She is In serious trouble." Th e Economist concluded even before the electoral defeat. “ Ensnared by a string of mlajudgments and misfortunes. Mrs. Margaret Thatcher has lost m uch of her awesome political momentum. " In the suburbs, shires and county towns, her Conservative faithful arc angry, confused, even rebellious. At Westminster many members of Parliament are close to panic. Ministers privately discuss the succession should she decide to retire later this year." W E D O N ’T GO HOM E A T F IV E DEO tor NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAM E NalKt u hkvvby glvon thol » v U l ongogod In bvtlnotl h i I k Ski* Ohh C l . Sankrd. FL 22221 Skm.nok Count,. Florida, undor Ik # P l c t l t l o u l N o rn # • i BASKETS OF JO T. and mat mknd k rtg u k r IP . with itw Ckfh ol itw Circuit Court torn mok County F k rl do In o«ordonco with mo Provitiont Ol Iko F k lltlo u t Nomo siatukt To Wit loelwn ttigoFiondoSlotukt IM2 Joan A Clark Mor on Mora Pubiith March II, tg. JS. April i 'tog DEO Wo Americans t an enjm a pracrful evening at home lietauic om aimed fortes guarunirr that peate. All jiih iih I ihe gMk-. .it sea anti admit-, men and women nl ilk- U.& Nat) are making haul it>vilt-guml >imr tomorrow. Ihcy'rr pnxetting V ml representing you. anti nuking you protitl of ytxir fount!) IT’S Y O U R NAVY. �Sports ramn tnjtm f i ii l 11ASEBALIL B Rams, Pats keep pace Lake Mary hoods Hawks Vincent faced with boycott H a s rh a ll C o m m is sio n e r F'.iy V im r ill said S.«lurtl.iv tli.il h r wimlit lik> I\ s i.n <mi <>| liaschall s newest I. i I m h i I i s |i i i I i na\nlvltii* lli r u m p ire s V tn ccn l. visiting lIn* l lriiilrs sprin g ir.iiimia* w orkou t .11 I w hi La kes l-.irk .ii Sarasota. said In u n u lil prefer In 11 1 lilt league n lll.e s w ork m il tlif dispute w ill) 1 h r um pires 111 i i i >11 Mr w o u ld im l fill **1*iOm il some personal lu vnlycm ctlt ll 11 dra gs m i. Him igli V lllr r lll .llsn •»i||{ th.lt h r w as s u m In h r.II I hr i im p i r r s yv ill h n y i nit s p rin g training gam es I h r iliu p ltrs .lit p m le sllu g n v rr lint hclng r n n s t i llr il l i r l n i r I In si li n h llr wax iul|llslril ( h i .lust' nl gam.-x Ins! In . 1 32 day spring Ir.lllllllt* Iih kmit I lim it thillk II s aim nl Inr h .lsrh .ill In have I h r s r ihsriipnm is said Vim n i l At Si I*i Irrx h n rg Si l.nuls I .in h tl.ils M .m .ig r t W lillr v l l r r /1115 •slid h r wax disappointed .11 iim p irr s rriiis.d in u n r k spriiu; ir.iin n m g a m e s V im 1 all I pl.i\ hasrhall u ilh m il p la in s nr tints nr halls I ler/i >g said Im l you ran play w llh m il in ilp n rs m .m a g c rs a u d m a i lies B y D I A N S M ITH Horald sports writer I.A K F MAItY — Nell .lartirs Iriplrd in d ir r r runs in d ir lirsl Inning and t'nrl I’rmn dirrw a rum plrle game ax laikr Mary downed Lake Howell 7 ;t in Srrnlim lr A th lrtir Cim frrrm c hasrhall artlnn Friday night l lir H.iuis. I 1 Ii nvrr.ill and ti I In llir S A C h rlm r playing at Mainland Saturday , will return hm nr In host Ik-hand Wednesday at 7 p m laikr Mnwrll. t i l l and 2 5. will linsl S rm ln u lr Wednesday at 3 30 p in T . l Marnlllmi singled and Kurl ilriihakt-r and Lam c Keyes walked IH-Inrr .lam es Hurd tils Iwn nirl triple In rigid center In rlra r Ihe luxrx Inr l.akr Mary N ell's corning a ro u n d ." said l-ik r Mary euarlt Alan Tuttle "M r s starting h» swim; I h r bal real well hake Unwell got a run tiaek In the serond w hen Krhlle Sum Ii dnuhled and M ured nu a D w a y n r ( lark single Hill llie H am s answered vx IIll three runs in llie third I I (im l Irid., and f l m s Maury H e lm u t ill. K ill T h e lliial K aui m il was all i . m h .la u irs as lie drew a w alk sink s o m u! w rn l In llu rd nil a passed hall and m n r rd nil a w iId pin h T h e S l h r r H a w k s died In rally in lli r si s I ll Itnh A n d in n d n u h l.d and m n r r d w hen Itnh KiiHatex d iih h l.r was Ih rn w n away A tlx m il la in S m ith siiiHled and K .illi i.a llu ry walked In Inad the liases I’rm n slrui k m il Ihe u rx l h a ll, r .liter a visit Irm ii I ullle hu l a w alk tu n e d in iinuiher m u in Iu up iiih hom e ru n threat Mali nlm i •peda w llh Ihe |Hilrutlal ivliiH ru n I'ruiu See R a m s . Page 311 LJk* H«*»«ll LdktMitf 010 001 9 Ml 100 • Johnwo H*n»r AP I ■ 4e><J C o e ^ r P t om lT H o * # " ft I I P»ne»* 4».r| V. y.vro ;H AntJ.no S*rt.th i l u a Hon#" atM# Mjry. MV 111 « ) f IH N U#«o»<Jy J \ S A C L 4 k # V 4 » f I ' ft ft ; ••» .A ( Lake Brantley routs ’ Noles B y R O B IIK S T O C K Herald Correspondent S A N H iK It D .ir iu u F rida y s . m il. si tH iy y i.n hake llra n ll. y and s . niinnl. d n . . prulrssim i.il m m ils rattle lu lak> a .In s. I.M.k al ill. I 'a l i l u t s litri* I lim iia x lasun \ a rm -k and J . m y I h iirslnn I In irtu d is a p p o in t as they w rill a ...iiih iii. d h im | 2 and m n rrd lour ru n s as I'a iru .ls rnuip. d n v rr Serin null l l I I lim n.is iiirn rd i i i llir h rs l p r r lu r n ia m . d n llu iH d in e s i i i h I* s . i i i i I kiln. klUH III Iw n m ils I Ii. hall |Uxl ti ll lur us said l.a k r llra n ll. y i ikirli Mike Sum Ii w tin pi. k. d lip Ills 2<Mldl ra re . I w in W . H"l a i n u p lr nl h i. aks and w. Hul a . n u p lr ul tills al III. riHlii Hill. Ilu iix im i d i. I ’a liin ls ra n her i mini*, led lur l u n s iiih I. s and als.. ap|H-.iii d m h a y. h u u ik d dnwn Coggi retains WBA title Opening day ceremonies Seles romps to Lipton victory M IA M I S ixte e n year old M onica S r lr s . h a ng in g lliilli Inilli sides ill III! h a s rlln r. m u le d A n s lii.u i Ju d ith W irs iic r nl A u stria h i •> 2 S a l 11rd. 1v in w in l l i r vymurn s m lr al tin- $2 55 u u llin n lapinn ln lrrtia llu n .il Play. is 1 ham pinn ships Seles. a Yugoslav 1.in who lives m Sarasota, ended llii' III.Il< h W illi a In trh a lld ilnvyn llir lu ir a n d 1 r l r h r a lr d I n r career I h - x I payday nl $ I 12.5(H) hv lu ll iiih a ha iiilu the crow d O p e ra tin g lim n d r i p nil 1 In m i n i a n d g rin d in g Im idlv m i r v r r y shut d i r third seeded S r li’s was lir v r r 1 h .illriig rd as s h r In Id r v r r y s r r v r and litnkr W lr s iirr s srrvn >' In in llin rs I rlidu I dn m i wi ll ra rllrr 'h is vrar sn I ill ! nil'll just In rii|ny my Irin ils and dn m y Ix x l Srlr'ssanl Sanford's Rocrealion Department opened its 1990 Little Maior League Baseball season on Saturday with a series of festivities that Included sponsors and local digndaries Ihrowing out first pilches as well as a softball game between Ihe parents and coaches from the Amencan and National leagues (Above, from lefl) Sponsor representatives Lisa Jones (First Union). Norm Wheeler (Disabled American Veterans), Lisa Schake (First Federal of Seminole) and Mike Kirby (Sunniland) threw our first pilches (Right) Parent Bob Howard tags out Recreation Department Athletic Supervisor Rocky Ellingswodh during Ihe adults' softball game HOCKEY Devils knock down Flyers I'M II.A D K I.I'IIIA I In N. w Jersey D evils m iiv tin I 'I i i I.k Ii iplii.i F iv e rs on tlirir h « » ls A riiil.nt< Iplii.i virtnrv i i u i tin* Devils m i S .it ii m I.iv would h rm x tin F lv e is w ithin one point nl so milt pl.it t \t u .ft 1 st \ Hut S t.iii I ti 11 ki m iiii lor m ilv llit s ) 1ii it I Hint* 111 his List Hint tit 1 isiuiis .m il IN i n Si.istnv >11111 lo lln M.tt l.c.ui pm v iilril Hit oil 111 st- to i »im llit I >ev 1Is .1 f» 2 v it tm \ It wc (list til I Hi'S I IX ll I r II 11 p s .i 1 1| M.n l.f.m w hit st o n tl tin- mi .ilit .ul i*<«.•I in tin lust |x*riot I We win .im l wc 11 livt points .ilit*.nl ol I'liil.nIt Iplii.i I I 1. 1t s Ih *|It r tli.in I h 'HIX DEVILS tine |h iiii I .ilit .nl Mm w» still I i . i m *to kt t piiomi* lor our last live x.m ifs 1 in r ki - sit ippt tl to shots to in ip tiiv f Ins t o o n ! to 2 1 ill Ills l.rsl m in tit 1 isiotis .is llie D evils s||.lp|M tl .1 ll 101 It si lu l l ii.lllli iosiiii* skelll . 111(1 hinke I'hil.idt Iplii.i s 1hit 1 i*.iint* w iiiiiinx stre.ik I lit Fivers w ire 111*111 I m him I ns .m il wt Ii . k I lo t nine up w llh .1 hu* w ill. In s*ml 1 I i. iv i not 1.11 k it 1,111V I 01 it Ii If III e (In flu x this Sir III ll In ot hi 1 i*.nn» s s .iiu n l.iv 11 w.is l>et n il I “i 1 Im .ixo l Minn* sot .1 7 Ikision *• .m il 1 .ilx>*iv l I *itlshutxl* I 1 uiiiil O v ie d o e x p lo d e s by D e L a n d in sixth From ataff report* 1 n ■ .* T V - B A S K E TH A LL I til p m W 1 |*\ <1 Ni \.\ I <tin 11.him nl s*uih» •ts 1 |<i xion.il tin.il 11. 1 I p ill U i I \ ♦* \i \\ I oiil ll.Milt III Wftsl l<* Xloll.ll Im.il tl.i C o m p ls ts fittin g s on Pag# 20 Ml ,41191 Vtf ox if 6 ,)#f'*( k#t ft' gt'd D t " H bw*»^*V’ AM W <jtf l P E i»o#yPi#*d JM Hw»»# )H Nor* MU Nor* U#foT(J\ Lftb# BrgtiF#, IJ 1 SAC S*m.no>«V 0 •VSAC \ nyer.ill a nd (• 7 ill llie . n n le ie u .. I Ii. store was in d 2 2 H">i>ti lo in llie liltli when D yiedn sru re d lour ru n s and llie Iliill.l.>y>s .m sweieil w llh Iw n I m is lu keep llie h .HI" . lose Hill ihe lop ut I In See L io n s . Page 211 B y P H IL S M ITH Winter Pjtfc Hearld Correspondent U "U " I.O N tiW O O D — C h u c k La m h si ru ck m il live tu ners eu m u le lu a llve htl sh u lou l and liel|i llie L v u ia u c.revh nu nds esca|N' w llh a 1 0 tllgll xcllixil Ikisi hall y ii im v over llie W inter Park Wlldeuts T h e lire y h u u n d s elnsed m il llie hrsl hall nl i lieu season w illi a 10-4 record and 4 -3 in llie Sem inole ■Millet" Cm ilerenee T h e y will host Lake Mary next 04"4g»f of Wexo'dx A 'htfi P p if t I L4" l> 4n«J S|rO>\ft Al‘ ViH*,d# *A "»#» P4*ft IH C.f» t) ft ; 0 t I 1 I I No** MM IQ I LP Nor* t lid . .X I i i h I i I In kl. k nil the s .. m ill hall ut the season l.a m h pit. lu .l Ins way m il nl Irm ihl. in lour nl ihe Iasi In c iin illlg s In the th u d i i i u i i i h M i . W ildcats had a runner a llm d and ly\u ..tils In the In iirlh and sixth See 'H o u n d s . Page 21) Duke advances on ‘special’ F A S I I H I I IIF K F O K D N J - I he I’l.'y sim p ly goes by Ihe n a m r s|x. i.d h sounds like sonic thing you order in a diner Hul alter Duke s 7!t 7M overtim e vi. lory against C m m e e lu u l Saiur day llie nine Ik yils may have In i. vise l heir plavlxxik lerm iuulngv S|w< lal may have In give w. y in . x lnl.tr al m g nr "aslnnlshllig W in n in g w o u ld ic rta iu lx do Oi pisl name it alter Christian I.a fltllc r I lie (» l.x.l I I snplinmnre llii a I .’> I.Niter oil an iutpinxis«d lllh u llll.ls play at the o y e rllllle Im //. i giving lin k , a llu rd straight $qq q MO 901 i qqq G*iUge« jnyj irip In llie Fina l to m I In |llu. D e v ils pla y M id w e s t K e g lo u .il w inner Arkansas next Saiiud.iy F x e rv ilm ig went really .p m k m in i llie hall yy. nt m in ill. an L a c llu c r s.ml I lieu . y. iy lh iiiii seemed to slow dow n lli.'ii 1 11. i. w as m a ss. Iiaox I lie W llltung plav lx gall all. 1 Duke tailed In n . w illi J '. s . . ..m is It'll Laeltner m lx.uii.t. .1 ti..m ih> le't side lu Itrian Day is wh>> Ix.u. I Irm ii ill. Ian. In m e il III. I... 11 D o s •p m kly re tu rn e d III. ha ll i.. . . h alving | ... i i u i I II* tit. ii p u m p . I and lin isi.il ,i .»n. h a n d .. I u u .p . i M i.it. I. .u ih . ni ill. net SCI H"l rinser III the sixth w hen Mike Fuller launelied Ills seventh h m n r ru n ul the sr.Lsuu Hut alter a Daks KndrIHue/ triple. Indian K iv rr ■iia ili Mike hasm n hrm iHhl In hard llirn w iiiH tiHhl-han<k*r J o h n C uda. vx In. Hul d ir llnal II) m ils w hile allnw liiH p is l o u r lul It 10 > DvL.rsJ 1.1 01 I 1 I • V* d 4hd k TA .j'4% Co1# Co'tnWH' ft Johnyo" ft 4^<J M :r f •> ;H HuQftftt lot* O.rvJo D#l4*di IH Nor# **W N*>r# W#» o*<J\ 0 ,'# do«l USAC D#l .t’Hj \ ' J t SAC Lam b, G re y h o u n d s e sca p e w ith 1-0 w in U n ite d P ra t* In te rn a tio n a l — -------------------------------------,-------------------------- O.mdo D id .A N D - O v lrd u exploded lor l(> sixth Ii i u iiih ru n s .nut D .in n y Melln w o n Ills lo u rlh H J"i«' " I it"' w .ix m i .is ll" ' (.ions lumded D el..m il a Mi-5 selhai k h i Sem inole A th le ll. Cm ilerenee baxetiall aellun al C m irad I ’.irk Friday niHhl T h e w in keeps O v i. do a game behind Lake Itra m l. y and Lake Mary iii Ihe Sem inole A lh le lle Cnnferen. e al 5 2 O verall. Ihe Linn s are 11 J D eLand tails in 5 7 C o m p ile d from sta ff and w lra ra p o rts . O N II Ii l 1 4 1 fltOP^Ad I he Haulers rallied In H r Ihe name m die llilrd m i a w alk, a lilt h a ltrr. a h u m xiiiHle and a H " " " " ! o u t. K i i I/ i T m i k and M t f u lc h r m i analu U rltliiH the K ill, hul Indian River lixik the lead lur (•«>*«• In lli r Im irlh w iilt lou r ru n s Novak drove in three w illi a liases luadrd irip lr a nd .ImHalida siiiHled m Novak HftfftkJ Photoft byKftlly Jo«d»n B E TS .ft^d S A N F O K I) — In a h . " ' " ‘ heal d rs rritx 'd hv llir r l l r h r II was a lot . Insrr III.ill dll' seme llld lra le d ." ludi.in Itiv . r ('u m u m n lly f n llrg e •ami d six ru n s in llir m o d i m nliu ; In tu rn a llg h l M ti lead In a l t d la iiH lirr over Sem inole f n m m u m iy < u lle ijr in li.isrh.ill art lull at Kauler I irld Friday a llrrn o m i I In w in im rra s is Indian K lv rr s " m i d in 21 7 w lo ir S C C tails lu 1 22 T h r K a id e rs h a d a d m ih lrh e a d rr •. h rd u lril Inr S i lu r day w ith I’a sen M ern.uidu Ix ln r r ira v rllliH n> (ia m rs v lllr In lake on S .m la F r Tuesday SI ( st ored a pair ul ru n s in the lust i i i u Iiih no Iw n w alks, a hunt single and iw n nru u n d nuts as diet Kiit/elx ek and I'a rre n M iC u trh e o n H<>t die K ill llie 1’im irrrs H"i un llir Ixkird xv 1111 a pair ul ru n s in die serum ! on a siiiHlr. a walk, a sarrlflce and an K ill s iiih Ii hv hanurrls I ’la Indian K iv r r lixik lls lirsl lead in Ihe llu ril w hen I llir Novak sinnlrd and Kevin l ew is h m tii'rrd TE N N IS B E S T N ) II. >00 Ml ft Herald sports write' 102 H . l . . . Ili.n ll* . Wm.nol. W >4 * By OBAN SMITH A. I At I l< * tra in r — Argentine .In .111 M arlin 1 nillll rr l.n n n l tils Win Id ItnxtUH A ssn ria lInn llg lil welterweight till. S1. 1ln 1 d . 1y w ith .1 im am m in is IJ r n n n d y ir ln r v n v rr M exican .Insr Ians Manure/ I III* 2H V r a r add f o g g l liv i d n p In Ills tilrk ii.n n r Kl l.a ligu 11 In w hlpl vyltl1 1 n 11im n . 1l rapid lirr piiui Ill s Ihal ki pi ll i r II vrar old K .iu u rr/ Irm ii Hal In rin g a m m m in i i i h i i i K .llllirr/ vyas kllm k* d dnvyn h rirlly III lli r Im irtli rm illil hill ll appeared In In n i n t r n la s h p Ilia n a kllm kdnvv n M r ■aim h.u k pu n ch in g In Im ish tin round Im l l.iltn l In yy|n a I lia r d rris in n in anx m u rid < nggi 11nprnv. il in III 2 I vylillr Manure/ a I n n n r r i w m i t i " lit^tnxy< idhi < li.im p im i ti ll m ' See P atriot*. 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Haty Croat 71 Cincinnati 7A BoaImg Craan M SI.Lauttli.KanM i li a * 74 OaPaut M. CraigWan 77 Lang Snack lla * M. Artaana Data 7) Nan Mailca M. Ortgan M IN Taaaa 7A PurPua 71 Xpyier 7*. Georgetown 71 Arttawaaa ta Harm CaraHwa 77 Tamaa TO. Xavier M SI. Lau* IA Wltcanain Craan Bay M OaPaut tl. Cincinnati It Nan Maaka*. Oklahama Sla* M Hanail 4A Lang Baach lla * 7t Pal "AMTip »~ pprppi ----■O7f| M npppmi M AA API M MkMpan lie * 7A Murray Ma*a 71 (O T) Lawtalana tie * Ml VManaaa A) Gaarpla Tack M. laa) Tannaaaaa Ste* A) March 11 Pam Sla* M. Rutgara 11 VanPtrhiH M. Nan O r*m t tl March 77 St. LaulalA OaPaut 47 March 17 Nan Maaka M. HanailH II MKMpan UaM AA Cat Santa Parkara M Caarpta Tack AA Lautatana Mala tl A t) AM .Ml 47) DA 417 - M a )i la M i M .Ml At) oa JM .aai .au AM - IN !V| 17 17 M am iik I7D m M il M A t N an Vara aMrtkll Pam Sla* va. VandarhUt 7 p m SI Lautava N a n M a ik o .tp m IrracuaaU. Virginia 11 Minnaaala II. 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Nan Jaraay IM CharNNa 74A Naar V arlt) PkilaPalgklallAl CMcaga NA CN tolar* M Utah MA GotSon Itata tl LA Lakara Ita LA Cllgpara Ml BaatanatNaarYark.ntgnt Chariot* at Atlanta n*pl MIKraukaa al OriaaPa. Mgfcl Nan Jaraay at Cleveland. night PhilaPatpMa al Weahmgten. ntgW Datratl al San Antanta ntgkl CalPanMa* at Houolon. night tacramanta at Cktcaga. night Partial* al Dam n, "tght 1111 Layaia Merymetnt U . Alabama M 111 NevePe Las Vegea tt. Ball $1 17 I tunt I I I ! Lo yfU Morymount (M S ) v* N e v o d o L o s V e fe s IH D .I D p m Clomson If, Monhofton SS Ro m U e * H . R IoH io %HH n Mery lend MO. Aooolochlon Stole 71 Old Dominion t l, St Joseph s (Po }*f II PrevtdMKO 77. Mery lend 7S Clomson 41. Connecticut Jf Merck II V lrf mio H Penn Sieto *4 Tennessee 17. Old Dorn mien M I lemitinett A l Merlelk, Vo Merck n Tennessee M. Clomson 42 VlfQinle 77. ProvIdmKO 71 M erck 14 V lrf mio 79. Tennessee 7S. O T Midesst Refsenel Plrsl Roved Al Merck 14 (I I FmelFour Sam A ll Ouke (SO •) vs Artenses (SO4). TBA Southeesl chempien vs West chempion. TB A Apr 4 1 Samllmat wmnert. Ip m L a k e W e ir U k e K e rr St Johns BhsKiwMdte) SI. Johns Wtvsr (eeuth) Chrmom Chain Lake Klssknime Griffin Lake Hants Prang* Lake Taala Apopka Chain lake TohopakaHga tsm e FK za riss'S TrssszK r Auburn M. Vanparbill U JIM . Tb SI Ml Maryland M Kutgarall.I, Fardham 74 Nan OrNant 41 MlwItilppIStM Martk 14 NorMern towa 7A Mliaaurl 71 MlnnoaotaOA Teased Paoatl (OT) lyracuea 7A Capptn I lata M Virginia 71. Matro Dama 17 M M 17 M H M March ia Pam l l a* 17. tAarguat* It Nan OrNant 7A Jamat MaPHan 14 Tannaaaaa 77. Mamahtt lla * II T H I S W f ( K S M A S S I ( )M( ( A s I South Cerolmo f l. Rowlinf Green SO Vender kill *. Rulfers 7S Tennessee Tech 77, Richmond If DePeol n Western Kentucky 4) Merck 17 South Cerolmo 74. Northwestern 47 Venderklltll. lowe. SO Weshmf ton 74. OePoul 40 Merck 10 Auburn 71. Tennessee Tech S4 ie f lewel Semiheels At Iewe City, lewe Merck SI Weshmgton 7). SouthCeroltneil NV (slenders Washington vs Auburn. 0 R-*kp im i SuuWwfs M iM ttutW M. LsuDMns Sla* U » * M i l l n . S*u1t»cfi MRMN4I NurNurs 1lllns* *4 T o t m T*cti *) M ufwfjn n . p lutama J t « * N Msecs 1) Norm C om m a SI. 41. MtcMfon *4 LouDNno To ts 0 . Sou#*™ M N N o o M 74 M ortal* Pur duo M. Nor morn llllno* *1 T . >««*!. o n * SI0* M a »s * o »l NflOftao* At Amtm. T o u t MorcS >7 Loutsiene Tech f I. Purdue 47 Teaes 71. North Cerolmo Stele 41 M erthM Lou iDene Tech w Teaes. f p m W esU First I Merck 10 Mississippi 74. Uteh SI Arkenses90.UCLAM.OT Newell tX Monlene 70 SLong Beech Stele 17. Colitornio 04 or landing net Is a good way lo risk a break -off. He ready when you hook Mr. Illg. Krinahi calm and be aware of all enndltlons Involved with successfully landing Hie fish. Above all. take your little and he patient. That few extra minutes you luke could be the dlllerence between agony or ecstasy. Sadly, many of these big fish are lost — not due to (heir mammoth size, but lo angler e rro r. W h a t (h e n . ra n (he average angler do to prevent losing (hat leviathan of a life­ time? first of all. the fisherman must remain us culm as possible when (he big fish Is hooked. Many times, anglers become excited and all they can think about Is putting that huge llsh In the boat. Th e y develop "tunnel vis­ ion." und lose sight of the many v a ria b le s In v o lv e d In s u c ­ cessfully landing the fish Instead of carefully assessing the situation, the over-zealous fisherman attem pt, to crank the fish straight to the boat. H r wants the llsh In the boat right n o w . E m p lo y in g this tactic usually results In a bent hook or a broken line — something lias loglve. As soon as I hook a really big fish. I attempt to evaluate Ih r Shape's scoop whole picture. A rc there any obstacles? Is iny drag set proper­ ly ? Do I have lo worry about the position or drift of the boat while playing the llsh? Will I have to follow the fish or can I move to the bow lo play the fish safely? Can I rosily reach (he gaff or landing net when needed? W hen fighting monsler fish, m y m ind Is always working, always analyzing the current situation and antk-lpatlng future situations. Above all. I lake my time. Dig llsh panic when they see Ih r boat and an experienced angler Is always ready for these last-minute lunges lor freedom. Let the llsh make Its runs, and play It carefully to buatstdr. Do not attrmpt lo gaff or land a big llsh until you have an easy shot. Lunging for the fish with a gall Alw ays golf big fish near Ih r head. G u llin g a fish In th r middle of the body allows II to gain too much ImmI v momentum, thus rousing the angler a great deal of dlllteully In handling the fish. Fishing forecast George Hodge from George's B alt mad Tsckte reports slow fishing T h r rx trn d rd forecast ca lls for nice w eather th is weekend, so perhaps the winds will subside and more people will In - on the water. Steve Gard. owner of Ih r Ostsea Bridge Fish Camp said that fishing reports are few and lar between High winds have kept m int people home Specks are bring caught around Ih r pollnga of the new bridge Look lor bass around running water, creek mouth*, and sand bars C ra n kh a lls and plasttc w o rm . wotk well 44 41 40 IS si Merck If Stephen F . Austin 71. Long Beech Stele 42 Mississippi 40, Nevada Lee Vegas 41 Stanford 104. Hawaii 74 Merck 10 Detroit S. Chicago J New Jersey 1 Philadelphia S Minnesota 7. Boston* Calgary 1 Pittsburgh J Montreal el Hertford, night Toronto at Quebec, night NY Islanders at Edmonton, night SI Louis at Los Angeles, night Philadelphia at NY Rangers. I 15 pr Calgary el Washington. 115pm t Jersey at Buffalo. S 05 p m Detroit at Chic Chicago. S.15p m relfet Pittsburgh at Hertford. 7 05 p m Winnipeg et Vancouver. 10 05 p rr Arkansas II . Georgia 71 A l Slanferd. Calif. March TS Stanford 71. Mississippi 45 Arkansas 17. Stephen F AusllnIS Regional Championship March 14 Arkansas vs Stanford midnight Final Four A l Knoavile. Teen. March » Mondoy Qomo Toronto et Minnesota, mght Virginia vs West Regional champion. TBA Mideett Regional champion vs Regional champion. TBA ChamptemAip April I Semifinal winners. TBA tl.SS mlllwe Upton Players Internallenal Championships Al Key BHceyne. Miami. March 14 Women's Singles Finals Monica Salas. Yugoslavia, d Judith Wiesner. Austria. 4 1.4 2 TB A la b e l (A ll Times EST) Wales Conference Patrick Dtvnien W L T 14 10 1 NY Rangart 11 14 N a « Jtrtay Pittifcurgh n 17 WaUttogton u 17 Philadelphia 10 17 (AM Times S IT ) Eastern Division Ptv OF 11 01 2M 1 74 171 7 71 107 5 71 171 f 4f no OA I4f 274 144 145 27f Sebastian Inlet has been good for snook, rrdflsh (season closed), blurllsh and flounder. Finger mullet or live shrim p are thr tics! all-around halts while one-ounce Jigs and rrunkbalts are top artificials. Most of the snook are running fruni H to 15 pounds, with an occasional (Ish breaking the 20-pound mark. Most anglers who llsh hard rail at least be asnurrd of some snook action. C a p t a in J a c k a l P o rt Canaveral reports that high seas have prohibited tlshlng Hr lore the blow, loads of dolphin w rrr lirlng caught In 120 lert o( water, a long w ith scattered wahoo. Some king mackerel shoud tie starting lo show on the Inshorr reefs. F l o u n d e r , h I u e fl sh a n d shrrpshrud are hitting In the Port while truul and rrdltsh are roaming the fists ol the Banana and In d ia n riv e rs Captain Ja rk looks (or rrd hot fishing when the winds subside. Ponce Inlet will hr good lor h lu r f ls h . Ilo u n d r r . rrd f ls h . drum , shrrpshrud and whiling llo ih Je ttie s are p r o v id in g rx trlle n l action with all species Live slit im p are Ih r best lu ll hut Irrsh dead shrimp or linger m ullrl are also good producer* K o n u t C l* Wichilo CWveler* Wo,torn B t HIm Doll*. SI Lou* See 0>ogo Tocomo 14 10 i n 11 » Bit M 24 JO! IS 10 If 17 14 21 22 15 Vj J ovt 010 — 474 SVI .441 1 405 0*1 Prldey KensesClfyO. Cl Tacoma at ieltimore. night Sen Diego el Wkhite. night tender Oomos Dallas el Kernes City. S OS p m. TecomeetOevelend.4 ISp m MeedeyOemes No femes scheduled AUTO BACINO Montreel 4. Washington j Vancouver A Winnipeg S Be patient when trying to land that big fish Sooner or la(er. every angler will hook ul leaal one "m onsler" fish — w hclhcr II be a bass, catfish, larpon. (rout, rcdflsh. etc. T h e size of fish Is relative to (he fisherman, but all anglers want ver) m uch lo land a lunker when they have the chance. MS 174 SS ts i7i ns M so sos ns M •f 177 m SS 77 1SS 1SJ n so ns ms CootpaoS CaXoronco NorrNDmtaoa W L T PH. OF OA oCMcoas SO IS 1 ts Ml SOI o-SI Lou* SI SI f •1 204 157 Tor on* 21 15 4 74 111 114 y inn.i nt m 14 SO 4 71 270 171 Datroit SO 15 11 49 177 105 Sm t S * 0 * * * n « CoJoory 7* » 15 f l Ilf 151 t ISmonton 14 27 11 15 100 249 a Winnipeg 24 21 f •1 SM 170 t Lot Angola. 11 14 4 n no IIS Voncouvor 14 40 1) 41 214 194 ■ clinched ployed Perth ■ Buffalo 10 Jf 17 10 M Baltimore W L Pet OB 25 II Ml - Naan — ESPN. Formula One BrertHen Grand Pri* C O L L S O I BASEBALL I S fpm - S C . Vamkrbilt at Florida. (L ) 1 p m - SUN. Flor Ids Southern of Florida AAAA.ILI 10 p m — SC. Alabama Birmingham of South Florida BASKETBALL I SO p m. - WCPX 4. NCAA Tournament. Southeast Regional final. (L ) 4 p m — WCPX A NCAA Tournament, West Regional final. (L ) OOLF 2 p m - ESPN. LPGA Terguolte Classic. Final round. (L ). also at 2 Sla m. 4 p m - WESH 1. Nestle InvlHlona. Final round. IL1 HOCKEY 7 p m. — SC. NHL. Pittsburgh Penguins at Hertford Whaters. (L ) • p m — SUN. Cal lege. ECAC Tournament. Championship gam# 11 p m - SUN. College. Hockey East Tournament. Championship game HORSERACIft 'li t Sp m - SC. JohnnieWaikei Classic. (L ) SOCCER I JOpm - US. Juvenfusvs.1 Man TENNIS I p m - W F TV f. Internoth si Pteytri Championship. Men's singles final *.) W RESTLING Midnight - ESPN. Cal lege. NCA Men i Champtomhips BASKETBALL 1:20 p m - WWN2 AM (7401. AA Tournament. Doubiehoader. Georgia c* vs Mmnesote followed by UNLV vs l it Mary mount MISCELLANEOUS II 04 p m - WB2S AM (IS70). The S » Final ’HoundsContinued from I B they had runners at first and third with one out. In each case. Lam b wus equal to the challenge. "It's tough lo pitch when It's D O the whole gam e." said lannb. "It's t l r hardest thing lo do hrcuusc you don't know who's going to get the hit lo win the game.'* L a m b 's e f f o r t w a s th o ro u g h ly appreciated by L y m u n co uch Hub M eCullough. "C h u ck was strug­ gling tonight but he kept us In the game, said McCullough. "Th a t's the way seniors ought lo b e ." K rlth Gullager pitched u one-hitter lor the Wildcats hut walked six. wtiirh proved lo be fatal. Lym an scoird th r only run sco o( the game In the tiotloin of the sixth Inning when Heath Greenlee led oil with a walk. Charlie Curley moved him to second with a sacrifice bunt. Chris I’jclconcs grounded to shortstop, hut the throw went w i l d u n d G r e e n le e w u s uwurded home. Winter Park tried lo rally In th e s e v e n th w h e n T h a d Wallace and Keith G ill opened the Inning with back-to-back singles. I .a mti struck out the next two hitters before Matt Wallace singled lo right. Jared Soto made a perfect throw to home lo retire Rich Childs (running for Thad Wallace) und preserve th r win. "W e've won a lot of one run ball games this a r." said M cCullough. " T h is team Is competitive und flrsty and they llnd a way to w in." LionsContinued from IB sixth saw the Lions come up with five hits, four walks and six D rLand errors to account for Ih r It) runs. A single run by the Hullilogs In the bottom ol the sixth was not enough to k rrp the game horn bring called by ihc m erry rule. M ik e V e r n e p a c e d Ih c Oviedo olfrnse going. 2-for-4 with three runs scored and lour Kill. Also contributing were Itru n Machines.* l2-for-4. tw o R llll. G re g H u g h e s (l-fo r-3 . double, three runs s r o r r d l a n d llu b b a F o re (l-t o r -l. doubleI. W right led Ih r llulldogs. going 2-for-3 with an K ill �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 29, 1180 — 80 Forston powers First Union to Falcon win over Winter Park Plumbing M M LB 9M P TB A L& 6UM F IV E P O IN TS W inning pitcher Jennifer Ponton drove In lour runs with a double and two tingles as Pint Union knocked o(T Winter Park Plumbing 14-5 In a Falcon Division game during Seminole Softball Club plajr> Heather Langtree was the losing pitcher. Pint Union also got offensive contributions from Chrtaay I (four singlesl. Claudia Thaggard (three singles, three RBI). April Zorn (taro singles, three RBt) and C a ro l S o n g e r (tw o singles). Winter Park Plum bing was led b y S h a ro n H a ig h t (d o u b le , single, one RBI) and Michelle Schlalfo (double, two singles, one RBI). In other Falcon action: Barbie Bartles allowed Just three hits while pitching F tn t Union to a 15-4 w in over Je n ­ nings Battery Service. Robyn N ew berry took the loss. O f­ fensive stars of the game were Bartels (double, single, one RBI). Jennifer Forston (two doubles, one single, one RBI). Vanessa Otlvero (two singles, two RBI). April Z o m (double, single, two RBI) and Moriah Langdon (two RBI). First Union scored seven runs In the top of the seventh to pull out a 10-9 win over Jennings B a tte ry S e rv ic e . J e n n if e r Forston was the w inning pitcher over Je nn y Wlnegar. Leading the First Union attack were Forston (double, triple, three RBI). Chrtaay Bane and Shannon Etchlaon (each with a single and two RBI) and Vanessa Olivcro and April Zorn (each with a single). For Jennings Battery. Wlnegar had a double and one RBI while Charity Blocker had two singles and two RBI. Scoring three runs In the first, third and founh Innings. First Union cruised tl a 10-2 win over W inter Park Plumbing. Barbie Bartels waa the w inning pitcher as Heather Lankirc took the loss. Conthbutlng to the First Union attack were Jennifer Forston and Bartels (each w ith two doubles and a single). Chrtaay Bales (three singles). April Zorn (tw o doubles, a triple), and Claudia Thaggard (a triple, two singles). Baglas W in n in g p itc h e r L c A n n Maaaey hit a double and two singles as A .L . William s whipped J.V .D . Construction 24-3. Sara Boruaky added three singles and T rln a W instead tripled. Kim McKiaaock was the losing pitch­ er. Casselberry Rotary rallied In the seventh In n in g to beat Wekiva Golf C lub 14-9. Scoring the runs for Casselberry were M ichelle B ish o p a nd Ja m ie BeLand (each with three). Jodie Beland. Jennifer lll'p c rl and Klin Schoeneberg (two each) and L y n n S m o lln a k l a nd Ja m ie I w a n c y z k (o n e e a c h ). D e ­ fensively. shortstop Chert Green and second baseman Hllpert played well. Claudia Orozco also played well at second base. Jenn y Spires singled, double, tripled ana drove In one run to lead the Larry Dale Construction to an 18-7 win over Richards A ir C o n d it io n in g . D ia n e D u b c r added three singles and four RBI for LD C while CarTte Everett had a single, double and four RBI. For R AC. A m y Broceur had two singles and four R B I. A m y Nelman singled. Jennifer Dale was the winning pitcher over Kristi Richards. Tiffany Goum ly played a nice game at second base for LD C. Casselberry Rotary rallied for five runs In the top of the seventh Inning but was thwarted by A ndu Godzlsz. who hit a two-run double In the bottom of the s e v e n th to g iv e P ric e Y Ir ’r _______ a__________________ :________ — industrial Waste Sendees Sonny Winn Distributor* •EanObma H o f Marsh 17 Fuat Round Atlantic Plumbing A mod Fastonor and Tool Tha Briar Corporation Specialty Products Nuccl’s Pizzeria Colonial Auto Body Seminole Batting Range 7-1 32 33 4-4 35 2-6 14 Hawke Specialty Products Cafe Sorrento Authentic German Bakery and Pastry Rlnker Materials ZHA Flrat Mercantile Sanford Irrigation and Sprinklers Burger King 7-0 31 32 4-3 4-3 33 34 2-4 Waterhouse a 9-8 win. Godzlsz finished with three doubles and five RBI. PW also got contribu­ tions from Carrie Scranton (two singles, one RBI) and Samantha Staffey (single. Iw o RBI). Lead­ ing the offense for C R were Jam ie Be Land lalngle. double, two RBI) and Jam ie Iwanczyk and Chert Green (each with two singles and one RBI). T ra c y Brown was the w inning pitcher over Green. Florida Police Athletic League scored six runs In each of the first, third and fourth Innings to beat J.V .D . Construction 18-5. Elizabeth D avidson was the winning pitcher over Christine Volght. Leading the F P A L attack were Angel Daniels (double, single, three RBI). April Scrubbs (single, three RBI). Davidson (tingle, two RBI). Lynne Heyman (double, two R B I) and A m y Salyer and Carrie Cot tom (each with a single and one RBI). Kaly O'Connor and Tam ara Che net were the hitting stars for J.V .D . Price Waterhouse scored a run In the bottom of the sixth to beat Hunt Club Ace Hardware 11-10. Jenn y O'Malley picked up the win for PW as Jam ie Q uinn was saddled w ith the loss. C o n ­ tributing on offense for PW were Andl Godzlsz (double, single, three RBI). Carrie Scranton (tri­ p le . s in g le , tw o R B I) a n d S a m a n th a S la ffe y (d o u b le , single, two RBI). For H C A II. K a re n P in c k n e y had th re e doubles and six RBI. Defensive stars of the game were H C A II shortstop Stephanie Guem ple and PW left fielder StafTey. Te n of Price Waterhouse's 12 players contributed hits In their 9-8 win over Florida Police Athletic League. Tra c y Brown waa the winning pitcher as Gina Bailer took the loss. Powering the PW a tta ck w ere Karen Ksllcsk (two singles, one RBI). Je nn y O'Malley (double, single, one RBI). Brow n (a double). Christy Dybdahl (two singles, one RBI) and Wendi Acey (dou­ ble. one RBI). Bazlcr had a double, triple and one RBI for FPA L. Kallcak played a nice game at catcher. Karen Pinckney hit for the c y c l e In H u n t C l u b A c e Hardware's 14-4 decision over R ic h a rd s A ir C o n d it io n in g . Pinckney also have five RBI to go with her single, double, triple and home run. Erika Frakes added a double, single and two RBI while making a great play at third to kill a rally. Mura Golden had a double, single and two RBI for RAC. Stephanie Guem ple was the winning pitcher over Kristi Richards. Betsle Deans drove In three runs with a double and single to lead Florida Police A th le tic League lo a 6-3 win over Larry Dale Construction. Gina Bader was the winning pitcher over Jennifer Dale. Also chipping In on offense for F P A L were Jo lynn A r n o ld (s i n g le , tw o R B I ). Elizabeth Davidson lalngle. one 0-7 0-7 (jj|§§ Florida Police Athletic League Price Waterhouse Casselberry Rotary Larry Dale Construction AL.Vfllllams Hunt Club Ace Hardware Richard* Air Conditioning Wekiva Golf Club J.V.D. Construction 31 31 32 32 4-2 34 2-S 14 04 Fateen* First Union* Maitland-Winter Park Plumbing Jennln^p Battery Service 7-1 4-4 1-7 •• First Round winner Sorrento In an 1511 w in over Z H A . Julie Jones waa the w in ­ ning pitcher over Brittany Scott. Cafe Sorrento also got offensive contributions from Kim Otiverl (th re e s in g le s ). Jo n e s (tw o doubles, one home run). Brena Stein (two singles, a douMfc) and A m y Hall (four tingles). Leading the Z H A were Cecelia McCook (triple, double). Sharon Pautelnua (three singles) and Mcllaaa Mlgdalskl (Iw o singles). Sorrento second baseman Jam ie Sharp played a good game. Stacey Ritter slugged a tworu n home ru n and Jill Haaaia ripped a three-run triple In the bottom of the sixth Inning to rally Authentic German Bakery and Pastry to a 16-14 w in over S a n fo rd Ir r ig a t io n a n d Sprinklers. Beth Janson picked u p the w in as Uaa C . took the loss. Offensive stars were Corey Roberts (two singles, a home run. three RBI). Ritter (a triple to go with her home run). Beth Janson (two singles, two RBI) and Haaais (a single and a double to go with her triple). Outfielders Rhianon Mack and Nicole Crider anchored the de­ fense for Specialty Products In a 17-9 w in over Burger K ing. Lindsey Mcrrell was the w inning pitcher o v e r Ja m ie D u gga n . Standing out on offense for SP were K a th ry n Hawarah (tw o doubles, two singles, two RBI). YlraSegsrra(three doubles, a RBI). Angel Daniels (two singles) and A m y Salyer (single). For L D C . Monica Dale had a double, sing le a nd one R B I. C a rrie Everett had two doubles and an RBI and Je n n y Spires added two singles and one RBI. Casselberry Rotary defeated Wekiva G olf C lub behind w inn­ ing pitcher Chert Greene. Of­ fensive stars were Greene (dou­ ble. three singles). J a m Beland (trip le , single, one R B II. J o Beland (three singles, one RBI). Jam ie Iwancyzk (two doubles, two RBI). Kelly Kohn and Lynn Smolinskl (each with a single and tw o R B I) and Je n n ife r Hllpert (two singles, two RBI). W inning pitcher Monica Dale threw a two-hitler to lead Larry D a lr Construction to a 21-3 ro m p o v e r H u n t C lu b A ce Hardware. Leading the L D C of­ fense were Diane Duber (two d o u b le s , three R B I). C a rrie Everett (double, four RBI) and J e n n y S p ire s la ln g le . tw o doubles, six RBI). For H C A II. losing pitcher Leschandrr tripled und Q uinn singles Shortstop Diane Duber started n double play on defense and co ntributed two singles and three RBI on ollense for Larry Dale Construction In a 10-5 win over Price Waterhouse. Jennifer Dale was the winning pitcher us D rdora Washington took the loss. Kacy Collins had three singles and one RBI while T if ­ fany G o u m iy added a single, double and three RBI for LD C. Andrea Godzlsz had two singles und two RBI for PW. which also got two singles und un RBI from Carrie Seranton. W inning pitcher M nnlru Dale led a total team effort by Larry Dale Construction, driving In five runs w ill) u home run and double In a 19-0 shutout of J . V . D . C o n s t r u c t i o n . D a le allowed Just one J.V .D . hit. that coming olf the bat of Laura Cook. For LD C. Diane Duber and Je nn y Spires each had a triple, single and two ru ns scored. Duber also had live RBI while Spires had two RBI. Rams coaxed Cepeda to hit a grounder back to the m ound to end the threat. " I th in k C u rt has a sore elbow." said Tuttle. "H e threw more balls than usual tonight, but he was able to make the big pitch when he needed It. Th a t was a big play to get Cepeda In the sixth." Lake Howell also got two men on base In the seventh but Prom got a 6-4-3 double play to end the game. T h e loss overshadowed an Centlaued from IB the wtnd caused the outfielder to miss the ball. Th e Patriots went on to score two runs, one on a single by Thom as. More errors plagued Ellonhead In the fifth as Lake Brantley added Iw o runs on two Tribe errors to up their lead to 7 0 . Brad Rigby pitched five shut­ out Innings for the Patriots, lowering his ERA to 0.35. He gave up only three hits, struck out four and walked none. Matt Fair threw the final Inning, giving up Seminole's lone run F e llc e ttl Pools beat Ace Hardware 28-7. Offensive stars were K risti Basler, Andrea Fellcettl. Julie Katukas. Erin Yenklen and Megan Baennan. Fellcettl also turned a double r on defense. Ira u n C a d illa c e d g e d Macasphalt 13-12. Contributing to the win were Lauren Seay. Krlaty Mitchell. Megan Mitchell. Jessica Pauska. Bethanie Ran­ dolph. Jessica Hilton. Carrie Kielmann. Katie Murphy. Marl Kucera and Carty Goderdt. F e ll c e t t l P o o ls s to p p e d Macasphalt 15-9. Standing out on offense were Julie Katukas. Andrea FellcettL Kristi Basler. Nicole WUaon and Ashley Scott. T LOOK AT THIS' 1 TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP I From March 1st to Jun o 1st O nly > A 5 Cycle Compitidy Automat W ATER CONDITIONER !-==$0«5* “ I | *t* K P atnrast | 8.000 GRAMS SOfTTEJWC CAPACITY *879 ass, t a p tf MR •»a r* Harm EgogtrvE | in i » hwy sit | SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB SEMINOLE WATER CONDITIONING I (Agrott Horn Scotty «f Hawks North of Orlando, just o« Hwy. 17491 M l Dog Track Rd., Longsood I DORRIS L SPELi Cal CoEsct (804)736 8 0 0 1 J e n n i f e r D e a n s s i n g le d , doubled and tripled for Cafe 831-1600 ALL SEASO N STEEL RADIAL WHITEWALLS I F I 65/80813 7185/80*13 FI 95/75814 P20S/7S814 F215/75815 7235/75815 k FI33/MSI1 ». v excellent relief pitching perfor­ mance by Lake Howell's Andrae Johnson, who struck out four, allowed no hits and one u n ­ earned run In 3 2/3 Innings. " T h is game was a story of our season." said Lake Howell coach Blrto Benjamin. "W e get off to a bad start and just don't hit the first three or four Innings. Th e n we get hot and try to come back late. I don't know If we aren't mentally ready when the game starts or what, we know we've, got good players. I Just hope we ran get It together by the district tournament." PMMiUM RADIAL MITRIC RLACKWAUS *1 a n $ 9599. tt.tt t t .f t 21M 1S.M uni 14$II m* ii nun m en \njm\i >«vn*u itvmu m/mu tu tu 34.VV n . vv M .N N .N \rvm\i M .M ai.tt tt.M MM 1«$«l| 115111 145111 145415 I R ELLS ItVTVI 1) 1tS/7W14 in/n*i4 STIIL RADIAL WHITIWALLS $24?? ru v » u n / M M ii rwxwii nrvnzu mvn* u j i n n .N u n m .n n tv n a ir m r s i it m vniii rm.ni u i t .»v m in i n saw ssw u .n sr.vv PREMIUM A U $IA$ON STIIL RADIAL WHITIWALLS Wjn M S I u t s i \n.m i) m IIVMII F19V75*14 nanau ■ i s m ii m vTvm jy .t t .h 31.f t MM Ml5/7541$ mvn* II mvmis m m "W e made some errors." said Seminole roach Mike Powers. " I think our team let down. We can co m e b a r k T u e s d a y n ig h t against them. We found some guys that ran hit." Now 12-3 (5 1 in the SA C ). 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Katie Durham hit a home run. double and single aa Atlantic Plumbing beat Allied Fastener and Tool 12-5. La tin Bradley had three singles for A F T . Sarah Smith took the win while Steph­ anie waa saddled wtth the loot. WATER PROBLEMS'1 * C ea tia a sd from I B (home run. double, two singles). J o y la Capo (trip le , double, s in g le ). J a im e S h a rp (tw o single*) and Kbn Otiverl and Brena Stein (each wtth a single and double). For IWS, Lauren Kennedy. Sarah Vance and Plouroe each had two singles. triple. aU RBI). Jonnle Beland (single, double, triple, three RBI). Merrell (taro singes, one double, one R B I). Anftellque Nieves (single, two RBI) and Tracy Charbono and Cara Lee Dowling leach with a tingle and RBI). Vllma To ro had a single and an RBI for BK. Cafe Sorrento scored six runs In the top of the sixth Inning to beat Rlnker Materials 1(M . Julie Jones waa the winning pitcher as Maggie MaJewaki waa saddled with the loss. Providing the offense for CS were Jennifer Deans (home run. tingle). Jamie Sharp. Brena Smith and Joyta Capou (each with two tingled) and Jones (one tingle). MaJewaki singled and dou bled for RM. Snyr! y d o n n a Toa sle double, tripled and hit a home run to drive In five runs for Authentic German Bakery and Pastry In their 15*1 whipping of Industrial Waste Services. Dana Lagston waa the wlnnkig pitcher with Sara Vance taking the loot. Also contributing on offense for AGBP were C o re y R oberts (three singles, three RBI) and Stacey Ritter (single, double, three RBI). For IWS. Angle Ardclina tripled. Winning pitcher Beth Janson threw a two-hit shutout for Authentic German Bakery and Pastry, beating Burger King 11-0. Providing the offense were Corey Roberta (three doubles, one RBI). Carolyn Crager (home run. triple, single, two RBI) and Stacey Ritter (single, double, triple, two RBI). shydonna Toaale drove In five runs and scored four more while hitting for the cycle In Burger King's 20-6 romp over Rlnker Materials. Beth Janson 'was the winning pitcher with Maggie MaJewaki taking the loss. Corey Roberta added three tingles for BK while Stacey Ritter contrib­ uted taro triples and live RBI. Scoring six runs In each of the first, fourth and fifth Innings. Cafe Sorrento blew out Industri­ al Waste Services 19-2. The winning pitcher was Julie Jones while A m y Plouroe was the losing pitcher, ft) wering CS on offense were Jennifer Desna N45.M4 1) u n w ii nu,m i) mvni 14 r*5»754l4 U N Sr.W U N SI. W U N wvn*14 m$/n4i$ WV/54 IS mvn4 15 mVTMII 45.tf 44.ft 45.ft «?.tf 4t.tt ritv?M t) mm u HtVTM 14 mvm is mrm :$ 41.*V 44.VV 44.VV U N S4.VV ruvrw u mSr4ttl4 nn.44i i4 ms*«is rMs*»is MI*M*»» sr.vv U N sr.vv 43.VV 44.VV IN C . 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Dannlel White waa the winning pitcher. o u v t w v k iio v n Starting pitcher Joan Pickett U V I I U I U VHOTB and reliever David Paultk com­ Midland Construction Co. Mua Jays bined to shut down the Winter 7-2 Springs Orioles and lead the M |jyn aw— u Winter Springs Mets to a 16-6 M r r u rmmvf n m i 7-1 victory. Leading the Met attack U Sanford Yanksas 64 were Pickett (three singles, a Superior Trim Twin* M 5-3 triple, two runs scored), Nick Orioles 2-6 34 MeIasi us (two singles, three runs Qlants 1-6 34 scored) and Brian Steenaon 24 (single, triple, two runs scored). Sun Stal* Port Dodgsra 2-6 Pickett was also the winning 6-1 1-6 pitcher. 6-2 The Sun State Steel Cardinals 66 Standings from Pinto and Mustang divisions jumped out to a 5-0 lead In the 46 « tint Inning and cruised to a 15-6 win over the Lake Mary Expos. Brian Henderson hit his third Jonda (two doubles, a single, Greg Bradley was the winning home run to lead the offense, two RBI). Josh O’Brien was the pitcher whlli Randy Morgan which feature two doubles from winning pitcher as Hall took the took the loss for the Mike Meadows and two singles Offensively, the Cardinals from To n y Morgan. Eric Frey E rik Lin d q u ist had three led by Patrick Daigle (tw o wsa the loalr^pttrher. singles and a double whll going dou b le s, s in g le , four ru n s 4-for-4 In the Lake Mary Red's scored). Scott Kuiper (double. Clay Oreen won a pitchers' 14-12 defeat of the Lake Mary Iwo singles, three runs scared) duel with Jason Dickey as the D o d g e rs . W in n in g p itc h e r and Paul Dunkman (triple, two C asselberry Reds shackled the T o m m y W iggins added two singles, two runs scared). Th e Casselberry Cardinals 2-1. The doubles while Jaby Gorman had Expo attack waa paced by Jeff Reds were led by Sam Moore s two atnfles and a double. Shawn Petko (double, single, three runs singled and double. E J . Redouty Gray made an outstanding play scored) and Matt Alegro (double, ing single, one run woredj. and Jerem y Parka each hit two at home. Latter) waa the losing singles. Billy Barney had one pitcher. It single and J im m y Parsons Erik LlndquM was 3-for-3 for “ * IB scored a run for the Reds. For Using a four-tun third Inning the Lake Mary Reds In a 14-7 the Cardinals. Caries Martinet. to break a 6-6 tie, the Sun State defeat of the Blue Jays. Winning Jack Loucha and Dave Bemosky Steel Cardinals pulled out s pitcher Tom m y Wiggins con­ each hit singles. Bemosky drove 15-11 win over the Lake Mary tributed two rfoublea and five In the Cardinals' only run. Astros. The Cardinal attack was RBI. Reynolds was the losing Joey Rogers hit a single and a led by Paul Dunkman (double, pitcher. double to drive In three runs and triple, two runa scored) and T J . A six-run third Inning was the score two more to power the Martin (double, triple, two runs key for the Indians In their 11-5 Meta to an 11-5 win over the scored). Providing the offense for victory over the Mets. Mark Royals. Cornell Daniels took the the Astros were Ryan Kloth Lafaber was the winning pitcher win while Keith suffered the loaa. (triple, three ruts scored) and while Kevin Johnson pitched Also chipping in for the Mets on Jeremy (triple, two runs scored). well In relief. Providing the offense were Chris Louwsma Greg Bradley was the winning offense for the Indians'were Brett (three singles, two RBI). West in pitcher over Scott Helinskl. Dcmarct (two angles, two runs Davis Istngle. two RBI) and Brad Centerfteldcr T ro y Hemtnelt scored). Rudy Peres (two singles, Jenkins (two singles) For the made some strong throws to three RBI. throe runs scored), Royals. Jason Shipley had two third. Wes Feldman (tingle, one run singles and an RBI while Joshua Mart* 14 •cored) and Rick Rodrigues Frost doubled and drove In s Adam Messier's two-run dou­ (single, two RBI. two runs run. ble in the bottom of the ninth scored). Inning made 109 winners of the Plata M arch 17 Lake Mary Optimists Otabts over Om ar Serrano doubled and the W in te r Springs Olanta. Bill McVay slugged two home tripled In support of winning Casey Earnest added a triple for runs for the Astros In their 12-6 pitcher Nick Traeger as the the Giants while Darren Nodsle win over the Reds. Perkins Tw in s defeated the singled twice. Chris Stensrud Nathaniel Wylie's home run Sanford Royals 10-15. Also con­ wsa the winning pitcher as Scott led the way for the Giants In tributing on offense for the waa saddled with th the loss. their 14-7 mastery of the Expos. Tw ins were Brandon GremlUlon 13 Wylie also had two singles and (three singles). T o o O 'Q uinn Davtd McGatlln hit his first four RBI. The Giants also got (single, double). Traeger (two home to powet the Lake Mary offensive contributions from singles). J J . Finn (double) and Scotty Grem 111tons (two singles). Jason doubled for the Royals. Jameswaathe losing pitcher. •• • FIVE POINTS - John Buaher singled home (he game-winning run In the bottom of the Main Inning to 11(1 the Meta past the Giants 13-12 In Pony Division action at the Seminole Pony Baseball complex on March IT . The Olanls led S O In the too of the third Inning before the Nets began their comeback. Busher finished with two hits and three RBI while Brad Nun­ nery had three hits and four RBI. Jeff Miller had a hit and one RBI. Mike Morell! was the winning pitcher as Tony Traeger took the In other Pony Division games played March 17: Jason Sim pkins pitched a complete game to pick up the win as the Royals beat the Dodgers 8-6. The Royals trailed 3-1 entering the top of the seventh In n in g , w here the scored seven runs. Simpkins led the offense with two singles and two RBI. Scott Neufeld saved several runs with two outstand­ ing catches In center field. Scott Main was the losing pitcher. Deon Daniels and T J . Duke rach had a single and an RBI for the Sanford Yankees In their 4-3 decision over the Sunatate Fords Dodgers. To m Holland, Jeff Chunat and Brian Dwyer each contributed a single. Daniels was also the winning pitcher, strik­ ing out 16. Jacob Brunner took the loss. Jason Johnson's bases-loaded double drove In three runs during a five-run rally In the third inning powered the H.D. Realty Pirates to a 14-4 rout of the S u p e rio r T r i m T w in s . Johnson also had a single while scoring three runs and driving in four. To n y Hammett also had a single and a double for the Pirates while winning pitcher Sonny Lloyd had taro singles and two RBI. Jeff Spot Is was the losing pitcher. ' March 10 Paul Renwlck hit three singles and a double while Sonny Lloyd and To n y Hammett each had four singles to lead the H.D. Realty Pirates l o i 1S4 blowout of the Giants. Lloyd. Renwlck and Hammett each had two RBI. Mike Carr contributed a single, triple and three RBI while Joe DeMattlo added two singles and an RBI. For the Giants. Adam Coleman had two singles, a double and two RBI as Steve Kesslnger contributed a single, double and an RBI. Lloyd was the winning pitcher over Ben Thomas. March 17 With two out and the tying run on third. Justin Peres made a one-handed catch to end the game and preserve the Giants* t*-8 w in o v e r the B ra v e s . La w re n ce P u ltx had th re e singles and three RBI for the Giants while Mike Woods added two singles. Bobby Dodenhoff pitched four Innings and allowed Just two runs lo earn the win. Marc Garcia was saddled with the loss. Excellent pitching and defense boosted the Expos lo s 17-4 r o m p o v e r th e M e ls . M . Halaychlck was the winning pitcher over B. Zaladonls. Con­ tributing the offense were Sand era (double, three RBI). Fry. Meccanlc. Miller. Margeno and Knlpp (each with a single and two RBI). Saufl (single. RBI) and Crager (single). After pitching seven strong Innings, starting pitcher Malt Thompson drove In the game­ winning run to help the Longwood Ace Hardware Angela edge the Winter Springs Dodgers 7-6. Robert Vessey was the winning pitcher In relief while Shawn Burger took the losa. Leading the Angel offense were Thompson (three singles, two RBI). Tony Cltarclla and Dustin Owen (each with three singles and one RBI), and Jeff Cannon and Veaaey (two singles and an RBI each). For the Dodgers. Ja y McFarland singled, doubled and had two RBI while Andy Neufeld and Patrirk Nave each had two singles and an RBI. Burger had a single and an RBI. Winning pitcher Joey Hudtck pitched unc-hli ball over three innings In the Tuoke Twins' 22-6 rout of the Yankees. Chris Youmans was the losing pitcher. Provlnding the offense for the Tw ins were Mlkr Meadows (five singles). Hudlck (a single, two doubles) and T o n y Morgan (th re e singles). Pacing the Yankee attack were Josh Patton Istngle. doublet and Yournans (a double). M arch 16 Sam Moore hit his first home run in the Casselberry Reds' 8-7 de cisio n over the Parker s Tigers Moore also had a single .md four RBI. W inning pitcher Andrew McClung and E.J. Re douty each added a single and an RBI while Jlin Parsons. Dave N lllo and J . J . DePetro each s in gled and J e r e m y Parks doubled. For the Tigers. Michael rttr Springs Expo* I H if tf p if l AftOSfg isw - * . . i n r in n s B | M t « n if iiw a p n iif B iM M g t ¥ U|Lrt. . in lIf W i n n in g p it c h e r B o b b y Dodenhoff threw a flve-lnntng complete game and led the offense with a double, triple, three RBI and two runs scored as the Giants downed the Yankees 5-3. D avid -Godkln had two ainglei and two runa scored while Lawrence Putts also hit twoatnflea. In a game started on Feb. IB. Jim m»y Parsons scored all the PS way 6 bom second on a ground ban to give the Reds an 6-7 win over the Angela In eight Innings. Andrew McClung was the win­ ning pitcher aa Robert Vessey took the loaa. BUI Barney led the Red attack with a single, home run and two RBI. Also con­ trib u tin g were D avid NUIes (double) - and Parsons. Clay O reen. M cC lung and T e r r y Neuncr (each with a single). Fueling the Angels* attack were C. Kapelka (single, double). M. Summers and T . Joy (each with a double). Vessey (iwo singles) and D. Owens and T . Cltarella (each with a single). Coming In to pitch In the seventh Inning with two runners on and one out. Chris Kapelka •truck out two batters to earn the save In the Ace Hardware Angels' 4-3 victory over the SunBank Tigers. Robert Vessey was the winning pitcher over Mike Bukey. Vessey has two doubles and an RBI for the Angels. Tony Cltarella singled a n d d o u b le d w h ile D u s tin C h tv o n lc doubled. For the Tigers, Brian Miller doubled and Bukey had an RBI. H a n k ll Winning pitcher Aaron Black toaaed a complete game, striking out .eight, to lead the Seminole Honda Pirates past the Winter Springs Dodgers 10-5. Shawn Burger was the losing pitcher. Offensive leaders for the Pirates were Stephen Lugertng (two d o u b le s , fo u r R B I), C h r is McMillan (two singles, two RBI). Black Isingle) and Chad Freeman (single. RBI). For the Dodgers, leading the attack were Patrick Nave (sin g le , double). J a y MacFarlane (single, two RBI) and Peanut Neufeld (single. RBI). Joey Hudlck threw a onc-hltter In the Tooke Trucking Tw ins' l l - l win over the Expos 11-1. ■ Monaco hit doubles, drove In two runs and scared two runs for the Indians In their 16-12 de­ c is io n o v e r th e D o d g e rs . Rodreiquea added a single, dou­ ble. three RBI and a run scored for the Indians. Feldman took the win over Huff. Brad Stenstnxn drove In three runs with a single and double to lift the Yankees to s 12-7 win over the Giants. Th e Yankees also got offensive support from Matt Moss (double, home tun. two RBI). Josh O'Brien (two singles, one R H ). Rob Pelton (single, double. RBI) and Randy F R If You Live In One Of These Areas, Please Call Sanford — 321*5497 Lake Mary — 321*6660 or 330-3311 Longwood — 331-4016 or 869-8612 Winter Springs — 696-2515 Altamonte — 869-4340 Casselberry — 699-9255 or 696-2515 Oviedo — 365-4363 Th e Cardinals scored three runs In each of the (lrat. second, third and fourth Innings, then added five more runs In both the fifth and sixth Innings to rout the Pirates ^ Th e Angels in proved their record to 6-1 with a 30-13 decision over the Tigers. Leading the Angel stuck were Jamie Evans (home run. two singles) and Chris Cohen (double, four singles). Marsh 14 The Tw ins pulled out a 14-12 win over the Royals. Chris Rice threw out two runners from right field to highlight the Hue Jays* 20-11 victory over the Royals. Gregory Dina had four home runa and 10 RBI to lead the Hue Ja y attack. Other contributors Included Pat Rice (two doubles, four singles, two RBI). Cbanning Heller (three singles, one R H ) and Andrew Ta ck ett (a single). For the Royals, Kelly Fulford had three ■tnglca and two RBI. March 13 E 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. A d s will be scheduled to run for 10 days. Price of Item must be stated In the ad and be $100 or less. Only 1 Item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You should call and cancel as soon as Item sells. Available to individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. The ad must be on the form shown below and either be mailed In or presented in person fully prepared to the Sanford Herald Classified Department. 7. Ad will start as soon as possible. 8. Classified Managements decision on copy acceptability will be final. r i i i i i i i i i i i i i i M AIL T O : Sanford Herald Claxilflad Ad* P .0. Box 1657 Sanford, FL 32772-1657 •ONLY ONI ITEM • MUST INCLUDE PRICE I I I I I I I I I I I I •1100 OR LEM PRINT AD HERS:. . PHONE. NAME. ADOREM I Subscribe To The Sanford Harald ( I Ye» ( I No S a n f o r d H e r a ld "Serving Seminole and Southwest Volusia Counties" 600 N . French A vt., Sanford 322-2611 t •••*•* t . John Walsh hit two home runs, two doubles m l a single while Kurt Shlndler hit one home run; two doubles and a single to power the Orioles' 25-8 rout of (He Pirates. This is a great opportunity for you to enjoy the same great results aa our regular classified custom ers at no cost to you. Just follow these Instructions. If You Are: Moving Into Or Arouricf The Area Getting Married Having A Baby Let your Welcome Wagon representative answer your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. E Anthony Balkrino hit out, three-run home run tn the sixth Inning to give the Blue Jays an 11-8 win over the Mets. Also chipping hi on offense for (he Blue Ja y s were Dustin Alsbrook (two doubles, a single, two RBI. three runa scored), Jeremy Meyers (a double, three singles, three nma scored) and Pat Rice (two doubles, a single, four runa scored). For the Meta. Angelo Retraces had a home run. single, three RBI and a run CLASSIFIED ADS S a n fo r d H e r a ld la plaaaad to loin tha “ Welcome Wagon" Family In Samlnola County Donald Oarm on (trip le , two single*. on* R B I). A n d re w Rucker and Ryan Fermada (each with a double, single, two RBI). Roes Decker (two singles, two RBI) end Ryle Wlnetead (home run. single). The Expos were led by Adam Frank (two singles, one RBQ and W « Troutm an (two singles, two RBI). Brandon Hsmfton hit a home . run, two triples and a single for Mary aa they defeated the is 14-12. PMrick Prtco contributed two trtfce end caught thready balls ondefenae. J �Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 39, 1990 — SS Business 3 A re a ’s resale hom e market jum p s out ahead o f last year David T. Ruasl (totV), W.E. M. WantrtDay. Mslton taggtd driver of year S A N FO R D — Jam es Melton of Sanford has been aelected as Th e Rich Plan 1989 "D river of the Year." Melton has been with the Rich Plan for nine y e a n and earned the award based on customer comments, proper care nf vehicle, paperwork and driving record. T h e award was presented lo him by "D u k e " Adamson, president, and M. Warren Day. executive vice president, of Rich-United Corp. (Th e Rich Plan of Florida) at their annual drivers meeting on March 10 at the Sanford Holiday Inn. . T h e Rich Plan Is a dlrrct to the-home frozen food distributor, located at 401 W . 13th St . Sanford. Blueprint raiding court* offered SA N FO R D — T h e Central Florida Chapter. Aaaoclatlon Builders and Contractors. Inc. Is offering an Advanced Blueprint Reading Course beginning March 36. Advanced Blueprint Reading: A 36-hour course, geared towards construction personnel seeking an In-depth knowledge and understanding of prlnlreadlng. Th e course rovers general to heavy construction Including commercial buildings, rein­ forced concrete and structural steel. March 26 lo May 9. Monday and Wednesday evenings, 6:30-9:30 p.m .. Seminole Com m unity College Bulldlng27. Coat 6100. T o register or for more information contact Ms. Patricia Walker at 636-2070. More existing homes were sold In the Orlando area during the first two m onths nf this year, compared to the same time period last year. T h e O rlando Area Aaaoclatlon of Realtors reported In • press release that 1.396 homes were sold d u rin g Ja nuary and February of 1990 compared to 1.076 In 1990, According to O A A R President Bobble Boehmer. the market la still expanding from record sales and single digit Interest rates established during the fourth quarter of 1969. Boehmer staled. "W ith interest rates higher, sales will be more moderate until late In the second quarter." T h e Federal Home Loan Bank Board rrported Interest rates during Ja nu a ry had been Increasing steadily for three months, finally crossing Into the double digit range of 10.05 percent during February. T h e Realtors predicted rates would eonllnue to rise until the end of the second quarter A A A s a y s g a s p r ic e s d e c lin e L A K E M ARY - th e average price of | fallen around the state during the past, month, the A AA Clubs of Florida said. But gas prices are alill higher today than they were In November and December before the seven cold snap gripped the eastern United States, A A A laid. “Though thk UP! Business Wrltsr L A K E M A H Y — Paul S. Sm ith has been named as the Project Manager for Arvlda's new Wesmere com m unity. Smith will be responsible for coordinating and Implementing the development of this family-oriented com m unity as well as supervision of new acquisitions for Arvlda's Central Florida Division. In addition. Sm ith will function as President of the Homeowners Associations for both Heathrow and Wesmere. Smith attended the University of Florida where he receive his Bachelor's Degree In Finance. Master's In Business A d­ ministration. and his law degree. He Is u member of both the Florida and Texas Bar Associations. A TLA N TA Banks In thr Southeast have joined financial Institutions In other parts nf the country by trim m ing their stalls and adopting leaner operations lo cut costs and Increase profits during the 1990s. • D E L T O N A — T h e Deltona Arew Cham ber of Commerce held Its 13th Annual Installation Dinner on March 10 at the new Sonsof Italy. Mike Accardt Lodg»*2441. Elected officers arc as follows: Beverly Spitz, president: Ruth Swanlo. 1st vice president: Dennis Jilurk. 2nd vice president: Michael J . Lee. treasurer: Attorney Kurt Borglum. secretary. S T O C K S IN REVIEW Stocks lose ground on Tokyo weakness ■ y J A N I C I K IR K t L UPI Buslnass Writer___________ N EW YO R K - Th e stock market retreated this week as Investors finally responded to sharp declines In the To kyo market by sending the market to Its first weekly loss after three weeks of gains. T h e Dow Jones Industrial average fell H.56 Friday lo close at 2704.28 for a loss of 36.94 points on the week, or about 1.3 percent. Am ong the broader market averages, the New York Stock Exchange composite Index lost 2.47 points to close the week at 185.43. Standard A Poor's 500-stock Index fell 4.69to 337.22. D e c lin e s led a d v u n c c s 1.226657 among the 2.167 Issues traded this week. Big B o a rd v o lu m e t o t a le d 7 5 8 ,0 9 2 .3 2 0 shares, co m ­ pared With 773.233.070 u week earlier and 592.606.280 a year ago. T h e Tokyo market had a dismal week, and Investors, who had succeeded from dis­ tancing Wall Street from the recent slump In To kyo prices, finally sat up and took noltrr. O n Monday the Japanese m a rk e t posted Its t h ird blggcst loss ever as the yen continued to sag and the d o lla r g a in e d , w it h Ih c b lu e -c h i p N ik k e i In d e x plunging 1.353.20 points. Th e drop was more than 4 per­ cent. Olid look thr Index to Its lowest close In more than a year. But slocks here followed op the "trip le -w itch in g h o u r" surge uf the previous Friday w llh a mixed close Monday as the blue chips rebounded from sharp early losses to close 14 points higher. To kyo closed sharply lower again Tuesday despite a boost In the discount rale by the Bank of Japan, a move In- tended to bolster the yen and stent Inflation. Th e market's key Index fell another 456 points. S to ck s closed m od e stly lower Tuesday, pressured by news that Inflation at the consumer level rose 0.5 per­ cent In February after gaining l . l percent the month before, but not before gaining briefly on the dollar's continued rise In the face of Ja p a n 's discount rate hike. T h e markets In To kyo were closed W ednesday for the Vernal Equinox holiday, and Wall Street virtually look u day off. rasing modestly In one of I he lightest trading days of the year. But on Thu rsda y. Investors c o u ld n o lo n g e r Ig n o re T o k y o 's tu rm o il. Japanese slocks fell another 3 percent. 963 points, us the dollur stubbornly refused to weaken against the yen. T h e market here tumbled too. with the Dow Industrials tumbling 32 points and accounting for Just about all of the week's loss. O n F rid a y . T o k y o re ­ bounded. gaining 528 points, and the market here posted a s lig h t g a in tn lin e w llh Treasury bonds on news that new orders for durable goods edged up by 3.3 percent In Fe bru a ry. Econom ists bad expected a 5.9 percent rise In orders and Investors fell the weak economic news might translate Into a more favor­ able interest rate outlook. In e x p la in in g w h y t h r market finally lot-used on the troubles In To kyo . Johnson said. "F o r the grruter [tart of the last two weeks, the m od­ erate decline In stocks In Japan was manageable. In ­ ternational money managers pullrd money back Irom J a p ­ anese stocks and Invested in slocks and bonds here. T h is was reflected In the strong dollar." he said. relief from the drastic In­ creases experienced In late December and early January, prices for self-service and full service regular unleaded are substantially higher than the pre-freeze prices of November and December." said A AA s p o k e s w o m a n K a th le e n Wilkins. Th e organization said the average price of regular un­ leaded gasoline at self-service pumps across Florida fell 2.2 cents a gallon to 91.02 In March. The average price for (he same gas sold at full sendee pumps foil 0.1 cent to •1.42. AAA said. Th e A AA said II found the highest price for any grade of gasoline In Port Richey, wllh lu ll service prem ium un* leaded selling for 91.7a A A A said It found the lowest gasoline price In Tallahassee and Brandon, where self-service regular unleaded was selling for 99.8 cents. Dtek Darlington Darlington m anager at R um m el’s ’ SANFORD D ir k Darlington has been named general manager of K rn Hummel Chevrolet. 3455 Orlando Dr. Darlington, of Maitland, was a partner at Roger Holler Chevrolet for 32 years before leaving th r Winter Park dealership In December, He was named general manager List monntli. ", , , , , , ,■ Southeast banks adopt ‘lean, mean’ profiles Smith g*t* Arvicfe mission D*iton* chamber slscts officers of this year. T h e median resale pric* of existing homes In Ja n u a ry was 9 7 7 .110, the lowest since April of the previous year when similar homes sold for •73.624. By February, resale prices had Increased lo an average of 980.000. Housing affordability however, continued to decline aa It has for the past three consecutive months, thanks to higher Interest rates and higher home prices. In February, a first time homebuyer who earned •32.694 annually would have only 86.8 percent of the Income needed to m arginally qualify for a conventional loan, which covered 9 0 percent of a starter home In the 968.680 price range. D uring that same month, the Housing A f­ fordability Index for the Metropolitan O rlanto area was 122.1 percent, considerably higher than the median Income amounts. Th e cutbacks in staffing come at a time when the num ber nf b a n k s in the S o u th e a s t Is shrinking, while the assets of the banks are clim bing. According lo the Federal Rrserve Bank In Atlanta, there w e r e 1 .9 3 0 b a n k s In th e Southeast In 1985 with assets of •290.7 billion. By 1989. that num ber had grown to 1,823 l>anks worth 9414.2 billion. Th e A t la n ta Fed c o n s id e rs the Southeast rrglon lo be Georgia. Alabam a. Florida. Louisiana. M ississip p i. N o rth C a ro lin a , South Carolina and Tennessee. Several Southeast banks al­ re a d y ha ve b e g u n c u ll in g expenses by eliminating jobs and selling unprofitable operalions. Bunk officials say ihcy believe the steps arc necessary If their Institutions ure going to compete well w llh other banks on a regional, national and global basis. “ 1 think the future Is bright." said W illiam Curt Hunter, h' research officer with the Atlanta' Fed. "Som e of the reorganization' Is positive. Banks arc becoming leaner and meaner and posi­ tioning themselves (or global competition. So. I think It Is a positive m ove." , Regardless of wlial shapes the Southeast banks of the future take. Atlanta is expected ip remain the region's financial' services center. Is it a d e a l to w rite o ff y o u r w h e e ls ? .Eighth In a saris*. The Internal Revenue Service gives you a ch oice o l two methods lo determine how much you may deduct for automobile expensea. Both era covered In Form 2106, Employee Business E x p e n s e s , P a ri II, V a h lc le Expense. Before you chooee one of these methods, you must ascertain what percentage of your car's uae waa for burineaa. Basically, compare the total num ber of miles the car was driven to the n u m b e r of milea d riv e n for business. If. far Instance, your total miles were 25,000. and 15,000 were for business, the business percentage of car uae would be 15,000 divided by 25.000. or 60 percent. Percent­ age of business use Is figured in Section A , Part IL of Form 2106. Remember, commuting is con­ sidered personal use of your automobile and is not deducti­ ble. If you use (he actual expense method, enter in Section C , Part 11. of (form 2106. the amounts you spent on gasoline, oil, re­ pairs, Insurance and accessories such as tires, batteries, wiper blades, belts and hoses. Y o u m ay deduct whatever proportion of I hose expenses can be a ttrib u ta b le to business. Multiply the total expensea by your business percentage of car use, and enter the result In Part I. Form 2106. T h e next expense to calculate Is depreciation. T h e rules are based on the date the car was placed Into b urines* use. For cars placed Into service In 1988 or 1989. first year depreciation m ay not exceed a dollar amount set by Congress at 92,560. T h e dollar lim it on depreciation In the second year Is 94.100: In the third year. 92.450; and In the fourth and subsequent years. 91.475. T h is dollar limit must be apportioned where business use is leas than 100 percent. Exam ple: If business use of the car is 8 0 percent then the dollar lim ll is 92.048 [80 percent of •2.5601 for the first year. If all th is seems too com plicated, there Is a simpler method for figuring your car expense. A deduction of 25.5 cents a mile is allowed for the firs! 15.000 miles of business uae a year, and 11 cents a mile for each additional mile thereafter. If the car Is fully depreciated, deduct only 11 cents a mile on all business inllra driven. A car Is considered to be fully dc- "Cut your ... 1 ntM“i own taxes and s a v e ________ predated once business miles exceed 60.000. However, only the first 15.000 mites of business travel each year Is taken Into account toward depredation. If a car Is driven 10,000 miles each year for business. It will be considered fully depreciated In six years. You would use ihc higher standard mileage rate In years 1 through 6. In year 7. the standard mileage rate la limited to the lower rate. 11 cents per mile. If the same vehicle Is used. T h e higher standard mileage rate (25:5 cents per mile) may not be used once the car Is fully depredated. T h e standard mileage rales have been adjusted upward only modestly during the past few years. Although simpler to use. the standard mileage rate m ay not always be your best bet. Figure y o u r d e d u c tio n u s in g both methods, and then choose the method that gives the greater tax break. Chances are. If all car expenses and business driving were recorded using the actual cost method rather than the standard milea#: rale, the cost m ethod w o uld be the most favorable. Either way. you must be able lo substantiate your business m ile a # und answer a special questionnaire that shows evidence to support your de­ duction. T h e questions are listed on Form 2106. If you lease your car, you m ay deduct that portion of your lease payments that pertain to the use of the car In your business or work. You cannot deduct any part of the lease payments that arc for co m m u tin g or other p e rs o n a l use. A n y a dvance payments arc spread over the entire lease period. The pay­ ments you make to buy a car are not deductible even If the pay­ ments are called lease payments. If you lease a car for 30 days or more, you may have to include in your Income an "inclusion a m ount." T h e inclusion amount Is based on the fair market value of the car on the first day of the lease. T h e fair market value Is the price at which Ihe property would change hands between a buyer and a seller, neither being required lo buy o r sell, and both having reasonable knowledge of all necessary facts. If Ihe capital cost of a car Is specified In Ihc lease agreement, that amount Is used os the fair market value. If you leased a car after Dec. 31. 1986. and Ihe fair market value of the car Is more than 9 1 2 .8 0 0 . you m ust add the inclusion amount to your gross Income each year you lease the car. T h is amount Is determined through the use of tables pre­ pared by the IRS, T h is addition to Income effectively limits your deduction for tease payments. Th e Inclusion amount bridges the gap between the deduction for Ihc car leascand depreciation had the car been purchased. Congress tried to eliminate any decision-making w llh regard to Ihc lax consequences or leasing or buying a car through the use nf the Inclusion amount. T h e declsinn to lease or buy should really be based upon economic factors (rather than lax ronsc quences). such as what you can afford as u down payment dr which m onthly payment Is right Tor you. *l| Georg* W Sffltfft 1% *h# m<ftn*girig part™* ol * certified public accounting firm and «i tyndfCAfed ne* tpaper columnttf C IWO N*w%(Mper Enftrpnw Aiaotiofion’ L et U s K eep an Eye on your Business... N e tiv o r k S e c u r ity w it h ... • 17 Years Experience • A National Company • 4 Branch Offices In Florida • Professional and dedicated Staff • Custom Services For Every Commercial and Residential Need • U.L. Approved • State Licensed • 24 Hour Monitoring • 7 Days A Week • 365 Days A Year "Giving You Freedom With Peace O f M in d" Network Security For Yo«r F r « & 'imaK anil m o r e ..In fo rm a tio n C a l i ... Ci t y 2600 Lake Lucien D rive • M aitland, FL 32751 Br anc he s (407) B75-0383 • (800) 226-6895 �M — Sanford Hamid. Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 29, TWO Health/Fitness Dietary supplements disappear IN B R I E F ■f LACY D08MN Kling^nsmlth attends conteranca Herald staff writer David A . Kllr llngenamlth ilth. a local pharmacist and a member or I he Florida Pharm jc acy ------------- -----------y Association, recently attended a conference In Orlando. T h e two-day conference centered on operations of the Florida Board of Pharmacy and how It regulates the pharmacy profession throughout the state of Florida. Panel discussions were conducted to provide pharmacists with Information on state regulations and what Is expected or them. T h e conference was sponsored by the Florida Pharmacy Association, w hich has over 2,300 members statewide. The organisation, founded In 1887, la baaed In Tallahassee. Although the Food and D rug A d m in is tra tio n expanded Its recall of L-tryptophan (o Include even small dosages of the dietary supplements, area health food stores and pharam adea M id I hey had pulled products from I heir shelves several m ontha Fatigufrflghtfog Mminar Mtwdutad ‘W h y A m I So TlredT" la a free seminar that teaches participants strategies to ward off fatigue and w ill be offered by Florida Hospital C om m unity Health Services on Wednesday. April 4. from 6:30 until 7:30 p.m . In Room » 237 of the Florida Medical Plata at 2901 N. Orange A ve „ Orlando. Internist David DeRose, M .D.. will the guest speaker. For more Information, or to reglater, call 897--1789. Diabttts Mlf-tralp offered ‘Mutual Self-Help* la the focus of Ihe next Diabetes Outreach' meeting on Th u rsda y. April 9. at 7:30 p.m . In Room *239 of the Florida Medical Plata at 2901 N. Orange Ave.. Orlando. Diabetes Outreach la a support group sponsored b y Florida Hospital In cooperation with the Central Florida Diabetes Foundation. Th e Florida Hospital Diabetes Foundation ta one of four programs In Florida recognised by the Am erican Diabetes Association (A D A ) for state-of-the-art educational program­ ming. For more information about the group, call Beth Kraaa at 896- 6611 (ext. 9289). Swim club open for th# orer-55 sot People ages 99 and over can get In the swim of things by Joining ‘Aquactse,* and aquatic exercise program developed by Premier Health at Florida Hospital. Aquactse offers participants aerobic exercise that can Improve muscle strength and lessen the effects or arthritis. Classes meet Monday. Tuesday. Th u rs d a y and Friday from 9:49 to 10:30 a.m . at the Westmonte Therapeutic pool located at the Westmonte Civic Center at 624 Bills Lane In Altamonte Springs. Th e coat for the program Is 812 per month and participants m utt have a physician's consent before being allowed to lake pan. For more Information, call the Premier Health Line at 8979500 between 10 a.m . and 4 p.m . on Monday through Th u rsda y, and between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Fhday. Skin cancer screening scheduled A skin cancer screening by a physician and a blood pressure check will be offered at the next ‘Wellness Day." a free health screening program offered by Florida Hospital Com m unity Health Services. T h is m onth's free screenings will be held on: , •Wednesday. April 4. from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m . under the ‘ rscalM w o fP lo rtd a Hospital Orlando. • Wednesday. April 11. from 2.30 to 6:30 p.m . In the library at Florida Hospital Apopka. • Wednesday. April 18. from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m . In the Chatlos Conference Center at Florida Hospital Altamonte. For more Information, call Florida Hospital Com m unity Health Services at 897-1785. Aerobics offered for seniors Seniors can get In shape with 'Acroblctse.' an exercise class tailored to meet the nceda of people ages 55 and over. 'Acroblctse' Is sponsored by Ihe Florida Hospital Premier Health Wellness C lu b and meets every Monday. Wednesday and Friday from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. in Ihe Chatlos Conference Center at Florida Hospital. 601 E. Altamonte Drive. Altamonte Springs. Th e cost for the program Is 812 per month and participants must have a physician's consent In order to take part in the program. For more Information, call the Premier Health Line ai 897-9500 between 10 a.m . and 4 p.m . on Monday through Th u rsda y, and between 10a.m . and 2 p.m . on Friday. DR. A.W . W O O O A li •CNw onucro*- TOO MUCH EXERCISE If you’re Involved In a new ex­ ercise program to restore m us­ cle tone and keep the pounds down, you m ay be reeling some aches and pains that weren’t there before. If the program Is something you can handle without any problem and If you're doing It correctly, the aches and pains will probably be lemporary until your body gets used to ihe program. But If Ihe aches and pains persist, you may need help. Any strain on your spinal col­ umn. for example, that results In misalignment may have an adverse effect on your nervous system. T h is Is the system that sends Impulses lo every pary of your body and helps to keep II functioning as nature Intended. Patrick Lawloss rology and Physical Therapy. Dr. Jon R. Day opens new center to assist low vision S A N FO R D — For people who suffer vision problems, a routine task of re a d in g n e w s p a p e r headlines can be Impossible. For those peoplr. Sanford opIhalmologlst Jo n R. Day opened the Low Vision Center In Febru­ ary. Patients with low vision — those who are beyond surgical help — can find al Ihe 901 E. Second St. center visual aids to help them read, write, tew or to do other eye-taxing lasks. Even. Day said, to gain back their Independence. ;D a y estimates about 16 m il­ lio n A m e r ic a n s . In c lu d in g Central Florida's targe senior population, suffer from low vis­ ion caused by diabetes, strokes, retinal detachment or aging. Many of those people have given up on ever being able lo read or watch television again, he said, although there may be hope for as m a ny as 25.0 0 0 Central Floridians. “ We're not making them 20 again, but we arc helping them maximize use of what they do have." he said. Day offers three types of visual aids: m agnifying glasses and lenses, an electronic magnifying device a nd n onop llca l tech­ niques. A num ber of magnifying de­ vices are available to low-vision patients. Hand-held magnifying glasses of all sizes and In ­ tensities. high-powered glasses and binoculars arc some of the devices. These devices range In price from 818 to 8130. An electronic device available al the center can magnify print up to 60 limes. T h e device, priced at about 83.000. rail also be used for w ritin g, sew ing or other tasks, he suld. Day said his clinic Is perhaps the llrsl such facility operated by a medical doctor In Central Florida. 'F e t -I (ititx l LA K E Introducing (proven) design S T E R E O E A R S Hearing Instruments BLVD C H IR O P R A C T IC C L IN IC OH T H O M A S * f A N O t li f. M »f > i p i is I n *i|»s «4 li i t S in t * M W O k . Ilf , 8 • Hypo-allergenic custom-fitted earshell for a comfortable fll > M f H i w if H a y h e -t t l C w . t l w M - ASK A B O U T O C K 30 D A T 100% K O N S T B A C K O UAK AN TSX For more information call us at 830-4486 • W O R K tR S COMP • S U P 4 FALL IN JU R IES I PH.322-9300 BOARD CERTIFIED S TA TE O F TH E AR T OFFICE VIDEO ENDOSCOPY • PAINLESS IN OFFICE HEMORRHOID TREATMENT • ULCERS • PANCREATIC DISEASES • COLON POLYPS • LIVER DISEASES • COLON CAN CER SCREENING • COLITIS • Manufactured In Dcland, Florida Try The State 01 The A rt In Hearing Aids -STER EO EARS” Il f * I • PAIN C0N1R01 Unit ad P m i Inkta relational W o o d a ll C h ir o p r a c t ic C e n te r 1 4 0 0 8 . P a rk A t *. S a n fo rd . F L 3 2 2* 4 7 8 2 \ g iim M ARY S smI. h .1 FI MARK A. NAGRANI MD Misalignments In your spine, however, may interfere with the proper functioning of your ner­ vous systems and cause health problems. Persistent pain In your back or in any other part of your body should not be Ignored. If that's the case, your body Is signaling that something is wrong. An ex­ amination ana treatment by a doctor of chiropractic may bring the help you need lo feel well again. ••• In the Interest of better health from the office of HEARING INDUSTRY BREAKTHROUGH • A llt l) ACCID t NTS • P fH S O N A l INJURY G A STR O EN T ER O LO G Y ^ K FOR BETTER HEAL TH Dr. Patrick Lawless, a grad­ uate of Washington and Jeff e r a o n C o l l e g e In Pennsylvania, has Joined D r. A . W . Woodall, founder of the Center, and Dr. Robert C u n ­ ningham who came to the Center five years earlier. Lawless received hts train­ ing at Palmer Chiropractic College, graduating In 1962 with a Doctor of Chiropractic degree. Alter graduation, he taught at Palm er College. During hla eight years at that I n s t i t u t i o n , he t a u g h t C h r lo p r a c t lc T e c h n iq u e . Diagnosis, Orthopedics. Neu* blem food Items and advises stores that carry them. “ T h e y kept us aware of the problems L -t r y p t o p h a n c a n c a u s e .*' Mallczowakl H id . " E M S can cripple. It can cause t pain. It can kill. It has had •term effects on some unfor­ tunate Individuals, and some patients arc not responding to □8« CHIROPRACTIC S A N F O R D - T h e Woodall Chiropractic Center on South Park Avenue, has announced a staff expansion with the addition of a third chiroprac­ tor. Premier Health at Florida Hospital Invites seniors to take a hike. People ages 55 and over can get In shape when they Join the Premier lleallh ‘W alking Club.' a special exercise program developed by Florida Hospital. Th e W alking C lub meets every Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 7 a.m. at Ihe main entrance lo Florida llosplial. 601 E. Altamonte Drive In Altamonte Springs. T h c r r Is no charge for the W alking Club, but you must have u physician's consent for exercise to p a rikipuir. For more Information, call the Premier lleallh Line at 897-5300 between 10 a.m . and 4 p.m . on Monday through Thursday, and between 10 a.m. and 2 p ut. on Friday. O R L A N D O - T h e University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center has announced It will Join w llh the Orlando Regional Medi­ cal Center lo scl up an ouipallent cancer u n ll In central Ftnrldu. "T h is establishes a medical b r i d g e ( r o m O r l a n d o to H o u s to n ." said D r. C h a rle s I.e M a lslre . p re s ld rn l of the cancer center. Th e projrci has been In negotiations for two years, he said. Th e Orlando Cancer Center will Ik - built udjacrnl to Ih r O r la n d o R e g io n a l M e d ic a l C c n lcr Anderson has no capital Investment In Ihe new clinic. l„iMaislre said Th e Texas hospital Is provid­ in g e x p e rt is e a n d a d v ic e . Because Anderson Is the state cancer hospital. It scl up a nun-profit urg.inlzailon called (h e M .D . A n d e rs o n C a n c e r t'rn lc r Outreach Corp ford said ahe had been notified months ago by ihe state and Ihe county lo remove L-tryptophan from her Inventory. "W e did It long before the FD A got in­ volved." ahe M id. Mallrxowskl received Informa­ tion on Ihe potential recall from Ihe National Nutritional Foods Association, a group that re­ searches the legalities of pro­ Lawless joins Woodall group of chiropractors In Sanford Walking club invitee members New center for cancer in Orlando ago. L -try p to p h a n has been linked to a potentially fatal blood disorder. "W e are confronted with a major public health problem." said Health and Hum an Services Secretary Louts Sullivan In a s ta te m e n t a n n o u n c in g the expanded recall. Linda Mallcxowskl. owner of Taylor'a Natural Foods. In San- 3 tO N .H w y.427 • Longwood. FL 32750 Y E A R S of orthopaedic experience is ncfw available in Lake Mary. ■ General orthopaedics • Joint replacement • Sports medicine ■ Surgery of the spine • Hand and i.iicrovascular surgery '■ Pediatric orthopaedics ■ Orthopaedic trauma MEDICARE & MOST INSURANCES ACCEPTED T H R E E C O N V E N IE N T LO C A TIO N S T O S E R V E Y O U B ETTE R 323-3333 668-2622 574-5657 1100 E. FIRST S T. S U ITE S 80 HWY. 17-92 018 D ELTON A BLVD. SUITE 1C3 SANFORD DEBARY DELTONA M atthews O rthopaedic C linic Lake Mary: M cdl’U-x Jl Lake Mary TUn \V. Lake M.irv Boulevard. Suite 330 407-333-3836 Outside Lake Mary, call toll-free: 1-800-877-0515 O rla ndo: 1315 S. O range Avenue 407-849-0840 Outside Orlando, call toll-free 1-800*359-2663 O pening March I9N0: VITO Vineland Ko.id. Suite- 206. O rla ndo l �Sanford Haratd, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 29, 1SS0 — TS Supplement treatment. I urge everyone to •top taking these supplements Immediately." Sullivan said. Pharmacist Cynthia Davies, from Steve's Pharmacy, In San­ ford. said she had never sold alot of the supplements. “ It was an old wives' tale that It helped sleep, but that was never really proven." she said. Davies said the products in ­ volved had been removed from the shelves at Sieve's several m onths ago. "W e pulled It while they were still deciding what to do,” she said. O n Nov. 17. the FD A recalled L-tryptophan products designed to be taken In dally doses of at least 100 milligrams after the am ino acid was linked to u disorder called eoslnophlllamyalgla syndrome, or EMS. EM S symptoms Include severe muacle pain, fatigue, breathing difficulties, cough, skin rashes, •welling of arms and legs, mus­ cle weakness and fever. Some s y m p to m s d is a p p e a r w h ile others persist or reappear. In some cases, patients have signs of heart failure and paralysis. 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Lake Mary an A**It ». i«af at ■manly > M PM Lato bo roturnod to aanbar All tubmittiant nail actordonea mm bid leaciffca ' ■any arailabto at no char** to moCity Ctart'a ottico. Bid Horn MICaOCOMFUTCRS II Mailing, mall to: Carol Ednardv City Clark. P O. Boa •»ro Laka Mary. FL i m IN R E: E S TA TE OF JACOB M CKENZIE N O TIC E OP A D M IN IITR A TIO N T h t admlnlttratton el the •tleto at Jacab Me Itanile, ae ceaead. File Numpgr gtaadCP. It pgndtof to tog Circuit Caurl tor Sent Male Caunly. Ftorlda, Prebato Dlelalan. Nit Ida l u at •Mch Ii Peat Otflca Drawer • X - laniard. Ftorlda U77I The nemet and t d P t i m *t me pertone! repreaantetiee and Itw per tana I repratantatlve't al tomey are let torth beta* All Intereatod pertant are resulted to nit mm mu caurl. W ITH IN TH R E E M ONTHS OP TH E FIR ST P U B LIC A TIO N OF THIS n o t i c e , i t ) ali d a m n •gatnti me eateto and <11 any eblectlen by t n Infarattod ena II daiivorinb. dbllvar to: Cam Ednarn. City Clark. TM C. Laka Mary Bird, lull* 111 Laka Mary.FLljraa Tho City rataryaa too right to roiott any and all Wda. m ill or • miaut c a u t a . la a ta lra toehn.cat iiin. ar to art**, mo tarred mat chaiMnpet ma *Mld ity M me m il. me mmincMtom M the par teem repreaantetiee. venue, ar lurltdktton at tha bid nAKK in lit bool ludjmant bool torrao mo totoraat at Laka Mary Cool at aubmHIal at mto bid ii conoinrad an aparattonal tool al ma biddar and ikail not bo paiiod an to ar harna by ma Cllyal Laka Mary Contact tor buaoltana: Rabart Lackridgo. Financa Dirac tar, 1,0/1m raid A LL CLAIMS AND O O JEC TIO NS N O T SO F IL E D W ILL BE FO REVER BARRED. •Pvbl'tartton at m it nolica hat begun an March M Itag Perianal Rtpto tentative JeeaJeL Burba ' P O Baa edit laniard. PL 11771 Attorney tor Partonal Rapreeant. Paul R Ltodtr. Eta 1S1S Oranpa Are . Sto ISM Orlando, F L M M I Stot Taiagriana: itB7) antSil Publlth: March U . April I. t*M D EO 111 CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA JOAN WOODRUFF, DEPUTY CITY CLIRK Data March la. load Pubiioh March 11 H ld d d D EO i n N O TIC E OP F IC TITIO U S R A M I Notice It haraby giran that I am ongagad in buolnata al M l E Jd P I . laniard FI W T i. laml nola County. Florida, undar tho Flctlflout Noma al J O H N ’l AUTO M O TIVE, and Ihal I in land la rrouter told name aim ma Clark al tha Circuit Court, lam inala County. Florida. In accordance m m ma Pravitiant ot tha Fictitious Nama llatvta*. To Wit lachon M l ot Florida lla iu tti lfti John P Ltlctilam ar.Jr Pubtith March » . April 1.1 1 1 LEO A L A D V E R T IS E M E N T R p p s t m -M ADD EN D UM M l I NOTICE IS H E R E B Y O IV IN Itial lha City at Santo* d. Florida lit milch m il ba rtcalved by ma Puechetlnp Ol vision until 1 tt P M . June U . Ifto tor ma lu rn lt h ln f e l I M P L O V I E G R O U P H E A L T H IN S U R ­ ANCE. T E R M L IF E INSUR A N C E . A N D R B T IR E E M ED ICA R E S U P P LE M E N TA L INSURANCE The punned ef toctive dele It October I. lew Spedlketlent end me pre IffO D EO >41 NOTICE OF FICTITIOU1 NAME Nolica It haraby giran that I am engaged In butiratl al IJJI Balia Ara. luite IM. Wlntor Ip rln g i FL )Hdd. leminola County. Florida, undar tha Ficlihaut Nama at C R. AUTO 1 A L E 1 B T U N E UP 1PECIALI1T1 and that l inland la regitter told nama mth tha Clark at tha Circuil Court, lam ■noia County. Florida. In ac cordanca mm ma Praultlant at tha Fklillout Nama llatutev To Wll lactian dkldt Florida liatutat it». the Office at the Purchasing Division. M t N. Perk Avenue. P O Bea ITTd. Lantord, Florida a m UTS. itt 7 in » s a ii It will be me tale retparalblli ty el me pr o n i r to deliver pertanally or moll prepeaal to me Purchasing Office. City at lantord. P O. Baa 1771 lantord. Flartda a m 1771 an ar betore me date and time mown above tor Nia receipt at proposals The City at lantord ratarvat ma right to accept ar ro|act any ar all pre petalt. ta waive tormailllm. and la rvivcl ar accept all or any part el any p rto «e l a* they may daam to be In the bast Interest al lha City at lantord Ptoast direct any aursilent c o n c e rn in g lh a a tia c h a d specification in writing to lha Purchasing Agent al tha abort address Written guetlmni mutt ba rretired no later man Mar I I . Ifto C ITY OF SANFORD Waltorlnearm Purchasing Agtnl March II. m o Publlth March 11 two D EO li t C rui Rlrara Pubhth March a. II. 1111 ifto D EO 17 NOTICIOF FICTITIOUS NAM E Notice ii haraby glean that I am ongagad In buamatt at Hit Park A rt laniard. Seminoie County. Florida undar lha Fiditiaut Nama at NAILS N STUFF, and Ihal I Inland to rtgmar tad nama mm lha Clark al me Circuit Caurl. lam mole County. Florid* In oc cordance mm me Preeiuent of me Fktiiieut Nome Statutes To Wil Section gal IN Florida Statutti IP*/ , Pamela! imirn Publlth March A II. Id. 11. Itto D EO It NO TICE UND ER F IC TITIO U S NAM E S TA TU TE TO W H O M IT M A Y CONCERN Nance it hereby given mel me undersigned, pursuant lo the " F lc t lle u t Nam a Statute" Chapter M l oa. Ftorlda Staluto. will regular with the Clerk of Tha Circuit Court. In and tor SEM INOLE. County. Ftorlda. upon receipt at preet pi the NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolica It haraby glean Ihal I am angaged in bueinatt al ddl Tomllman Terraca. Laka Mary. Saminelt County. Florida, undar lha Flctlttaui Nama ol Of LIGHTS STAGE PRODUCTION CO . and ihal I inland to regular laid nama mm lha Clark el lha Circuit Caurl. Seminole County. Florida, in accordance mm tha nry.oeitiani al lha Flciillout Nama Statuttt. To Wll Section kas 0« FloridaStetutet lt!7 Aland R Handerton Pubiith March t. II. It. 11 ittg OEOll publication ai this notice, ma Hctltleut nama. to wit: AMERI C A N D I V E R S I F I E D IN O U S T R I E I . undar which I eipect to engage in bus,rest at P O Baa aa* In the Ciiy of Altamonte Springs. FIH70I Thai ma parly interested In taid business mtorprua it at tottewt: Milton Mercado Dated February Id. IW0. Sam mete County. Florida Publish March 1 .11. It. IS. IWO D I O d> N O TICE OP F IC TITIO U S NAME Nolica it haraby giren mat I am engaged in but*nett al P O Boa IS0U4. Altamonte Springt FL 11711. Saminola Caunly. Florida undar tha Flclltieut Name al DR H N AND UL I (M A TE H70. b -d that I Inland to ieg.tier t*<d nama m m ma Clark ol ma Circuit Caurl. Sam ■note Caunly. Florida, in ac cordanca m m in# Procmont al ma Ficlil'out Name Stalutat. Ta Wil Saciien gal M Florida Hal utet IPS/ Dathmetn Carp N O T IC IO F SALE NAME SPACE Claude Getman c j; Tom Sapp B 14 E udell Richard F II Victor Shultz C 13 Brad Ward D3 Bruce Hold A 17 Cindy Godwin C 1? Linda Daren D 33 Dwayne Hubbard C 33 Kay Mitchell C 10 LukeChnstwell C 11 Pecwnei preparty consisting ot lurnilue. m attrtttev liras, tem pi, t f r t t te r t . clam ing, tiecironici. mdutlrial tquip meni mlKalianaeut baits and ether par tonal itomt used m m* hem* will b* told lor cash *1 public tato on 4'1a,e0 *1 ig n AM at below addrtst to tatitly awntr ban tar rani dot in accordance with Florida Slat utos. Salt Storage Facility A d . Sactient I I KM and 1] « D All itomt ar tpacat may not ba aval labia al data ot sal* AAA Security Storage H I Airport Bird lantord. Florida 11771 Gurcharan Singh Publlth March IS April 1.1 II ireo DEO Sal NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Nolica it hereby given mel I am engaged m but ‘nett al loa Pemhrooa Place. Longwoad FL 11//Y Seminole County, Florida, under the Flcliliput Nama al C H IL D I D S E R V IC E O F F l o r i d a , and mel I inland la 'egitter teid nama eullfi the Clerk ol lha Circuit Court. Sam male County, Florida. In ac cordanca m m the Pravitiant al >ha Ficiiueut Nama lietuttt. Ta m u Saciujn tat 9* Florida Slot utet irir Vicki D Burgett Pubiith March 11. April 1,1 11 ItM O EO Jaa 47 171 tin Publlth March 11. April I. two O EO 111 C ELEB R ITY CIPHER C w t ir il* ctypSogrami «r# u o* 1 «d Iro n (JuOSDtiort by tanouS (MRfVkM thMl D/'cl p rn a n t Itch wit#* in tfw C0*mt H in d s lor tTHfihm fuMftf a ck/0 l « M l f ’ V P F P U O D O X C S P U O A P J P X J F P Q M U P I ' Y M E L Y Q O E N l M Y O M V J P C V O V D Z O X O D M Y A G A M E * V VX • X J P X J F P V X Z G X a x M E L Y Q O E N . * - W C P f M F F P I . PREVIOUS SOLUTION "I guekd that t ail the wrole No more 1.9ml Thai# won I be Any more comebacks lor me " - Garry Cooney Legal NoMcot IN A R O F O R IIMINOLI COUNT Y CIYIL A O MM M l OMNI CA OOP ELIZABETH WIEN, PtaRsHtt. SOVRAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plalntltl. JOHNNIE W ALEXANDER. It living.atua , a t* !. N O TIC E OP ACTIO N STATE OF FLORIOA TO JOHNNIE W ALEX ANDEX. It living, and It mar rlad. MRS JOHNNIE W ALEXANDER, hit wilt. In chiding any unknown tpeut* el teid Datondenh II etlhar hat remarried and It either ar bem el teid Defendant* ere de ceased, their reagectlve un knenn heirs, davtoeei grenters. by. through, under er end PHYLLIS W ALEX ANGER. II llring. and II mer tied. JOE ROC. her huabond. reM name to uncertain, II inctoeing any unAnenn M Mid Oetondantt II either Kas remarried end It aimer er bemai said DatondanIs are dtcagead. their retgectlve unknown heirs, devlieet. gran Itel. attlgnaat crtdlfan. It other portent claim ing by. YOU AR E N O T IF IE D met an action to Nrettoee a mortgage Seminato County. Ftorlda L O T 4. C L U S T E R J . W IL D W O O D . A P L A N N E D U N I T D E V E L O P M E N T . *c carding te the Piet thereat i t recorded In Piet Reek 11. Pege d. el the Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida WILOWOOO HOMES. INC . e c o rp o ra tio n . C A R O L L C S B L A IW E S . A D V E N T IS T H E A L TH IV S TE M / S U N IE L T. INC., a corporation, doing bull nett PI FLO R ID A HOSPITAL. M IC H A E L M O 'B R IE N and it mart tod. MRS. M IC H AEL M O 'B R IE N , hit wlto.il living. PAU LA O REACH and II mar rlad. JO H N DOC. har husband, shew reel name It uncertain, and yeu are required to terra a copy *1 your written datamat. II any.toll an: JO S E P H M . P A N IIL L O . ESQUIRE. Plaintiff's attorney wheaaeddrattlt: M l N. Franklin Strait. Suit* ITM. Tempi. Florida Ht01 an ar baton the lim day *1 April. I wo. end file me anginal wim m* Clark al mit Court aimer baton tar vie* an Plain tiffs alter nay ar Immediately meraattor. otharwita a dafauii will ba antarad against yeu tor tha relief demanded In iho Complaint ar Patman D A TE D an m u 7th day ol March, two C L C H K O F TH E CIR C U IT COURT • Y: Jan* E Jatawic Deputy Clerk Publish March II. 11 I I April 1. Iwo o c e iii IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT FOR SEM INOLE CO UN TY. . FLORIDA CASE NO- te-ttea-CA U L IN RE TH E P E TITIO N OF Shewn Edward McCralic and Haathar Lyrw Me Critic FO R C HA N G E OF N A M ! TA TE OF FLORIDA TO RONALD JACK McCRATIC ADDRESS UNKNOWN N O TICE OF ACTIO N You a n haraby naiilied that a peiHen tor change al nama at your minor chHd'Chlldran was fitod in mit Court on m* lath day at March. A O two. by Patricia Ratandahl and you a n required to larva a capy at your writton datansas. it any to II. an palitlenart whoso nama and addratt a n Shawn M cCralk 1 Haathar McCralk. Ilia Douglas St., laniard. F L W//I and III* lha original with tha ctork at the above styled court an or baton the April 11 iwo otherwise Judgment m ay ba antarad against you tor tha rtlial da mended In tha petition W ITNESS my hand and tha tool el Ihn court an March la. iwe •S EAL) Ctork at tha Circuit Court Nancy R Wlntor Deputy Clerk Publlth March It. II. April 1.1 IWQ O EO i n PUBLIC NOTICE N O T IC IO F SCOPING M E E TIN G Tha Depart men i at Veterans Attain IVAI proposes to con struct a new Veteran* Attain Medical Cantor in East Control Florida This facility it intondtd to addratt tha haaitn and medi cal needs ol tha rapidly growing valarant population in lha Brevard Osceola. Orange Sem inote end Volusia Caunly eraas Valarant A ttain hat boon tvaiuatmg alttrnatlva site KKa horn over tha past year At part at m it evaluation, the Depart man! it praparlng an Environ mantal Impact Statement IEISI in lull compliance with regula Irani and guidelines tel farm by the Ne lionet Environmental Pol icy Act at Itat at amended llilie iOCFR Parts nog IM I Tha EIS precast begins with scoping meetings These meet mg allow aHeeled regulatory agencm and members el Its* general public an eppairumty to pro ride eerly input and com m*nI on ttsa potential environ mental impacts associatad with ma propesad davetopmant A regulatory agancy Hoping moating hat been Khaduted tor Wednesday. March I I tram f 00 am to II 10 am. al lha Indian River Colony Club, an Old Glory Beutoverd Melbourne F L The meeting pieca may ba raachad by traveling aesl an Wictham Road Irons I SI. until reaching Murrell Travel norm on Mur rtll epproilmatolr I mil* to the entrance Ion right hand sidal. than ask tor directions to the clubhouse A public uopmg meeting has been uheduied ter Wednesday. March >g al 7 M pm Tha meeting am test piece et the Agriculture Center, in the City Coiee F L. less Laae Drive near to the intersections ot I t l and SR ug Members at me public are Minted ta spee* to Submit writton testimony bom Publish March » I i iwg DEO !>> Legal Notlcw IN TN I CIRCUIT COURT OB TN I EWWTECHTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OB FLORIDA. IN T N I CIR C U IT CO UR T D P T H ia tD M T IIN T N JU D IC IA L C IR CU IT IN AND FOR SEM IN OLE C O U N TY. S TA TE OF FLORIDA. CaseNe te te ii C A e e l or 11. 11 la L o g a l N o lle * CLASSIFIED ADS AG EN D A SEM IN OLE CO U N TY BO A BDO B A D JU S TM E N T ABRIL I I Itat L M R .M . TO W H O M IT M A Y CONCERN N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N TH A T tti* SamlnolaCaunt, Board *1 AVJuttmeyit will canVutt a ruM k traarlng to camrdyr ma tailswing itomt CONSENT AGkNDA A VARIANCES Yt. BILLYG HAVGOOOtnd CATHII INC M HAYGOOO. •/k/a RATHE RINIM HAYGOOO. tilt altg. II living •ndill unknownportlet claiming by. through, undar. ar AcaBtmy Oakt. BR M. Bf Jt. SecIion 17II If. S tr«* al Academy Oakt Blaca, SOS tl S al Academy Drive and 7/ia mil* S at SR tie whoara net known tob*Beador ally* wheltses laid unknown portlet claim a*hairs, deviwet. DsufllH Avofue IOIIT li t laimanti agtnst ttsataid •ILLY O. HAYGOOO and CATHERINE M HAYGOOO. a/Va KATHERINE M HAYGOOO. hit wit*. NOTICE OB ACTION ■ILLY G HAYGOOO and CATHERINE M HAYGOOO. a/k/a K A T H E R IN E M HAYGOOO. hts wit*. II living and It dead, all unknawn parties claiming by, through, wider ar JRAUkldabaiR TIO vs ow kluxenm /ku*a——-aaanri ——.axg*in*i Tw wki nam who ore nat known tebtHMor alive whetf>«f Mi* unknown portlot claim at hoirv dtviaeet. grantee*. h i I|a n ». Ilonoct. creditor*. tryttoot. or ot^or cUlmonli •••knit Itvt |«ltf •ILLY G HAYGOOD and C A TH IilN t M HAYGOOO. «/h/a K A T H IR IN C M HAYGOOO. nttwllo RKSIDCNCC: UNKNOWN YOU AMI HIRIBY NOT I THO mat an aettan to Nrociota a m ortfn on mo NUowtng I lomkrtolt County, Lot FI. O AK LAN D HILLS, according to mo |lat moroot m rat ordad in Plat Book 11 Pagn 43 and 44. PuBtlt Rttorda ol la m in a lt County, F lo rid a tOflttor nim tho kmpfovomonli maroon and tho tlatwroa and •qw+pmont tharaln cantalnod and orhkh promkot a/K/a 10173 Barbuda Way. Orlando. Florida you ara raauirod lo aonro a copy at your writton datantat. it any, to ii on C h a r l e s b g i o k g c . III. tS Q U IR E . LAW O FFICE OF CH ARLES R GEO R GE. HI, P A . JOl Ia t l Pma Straot. Suit# 1403. Orlando. Florida, and Mo tho arif Inal with tho Clark ot tho atoovo tty led Court on or bofort tho itm day ot April, itao, otharwita a judgmont may ba antorod apaintt you tar tho roMof damandad in tha Com plaint W ITNESS my hand and iaai ot mit Court fhk ISth day ol March. 1900 l O r cult Court Soal) MAR YANNE MORSE CLER K OF CIR CUIT COURT BY Cocolla V Ekarn Doputy Clark Publish March 14. IS. April 1.1 1990 D EO 191 IN TH E C IR CU IT CO UR T FOR SEM INOLE CO UN TY. FLORIOA CASE NO. 90-19F CP IN RE THE ESTATE OF MARTHAMILANOWSK1 Da«aat#d N O T IC IO F ADM IN ISTRATIO N Tho admlnlttratton ot tho •alato ot MARTHA MILANOW SKI. dacaasad, Fllo Number VO IVF CP. it ponding In tha Circuit Court tor Saminola County. Florida. Probata Dlvltion, tho addratt ot which it P O Drawar C. Sanford* Florida 33FFI Tha namat and addrattat Ot tho partonal rapratonlativa and tho partonal ropr* tantall v«'a atiernay art tat forthbald* Ail intarattad partont ara rrowIrad to ffiNa with mit court. WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: HI All ciaimt again# tha attafo and IIt any objaction by an Intoroitad parton on wfiom mit notko it tarvad that chailangat tha valid ity ot tho wil!. tha guailfkationt ot tha partanat rapratantattva, vanoa, or |urit0ktion ot tha court. ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJfC TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication of thit notica hat bagun on March IL 1990 Partonal iapmamtativa DONNA GROSS 101Aldar Ava AitamontaSpring*. FL IJFI4 Attornay tor Partonal RapratanUtlva ROBERT L THOMAS. ESQ 110EE, Somoran Blvd Apopka, FL 33X03 Fla Bar No IIA330 Taiaphon# (Kt/)M9 4X4; Publlth March 35. April 1.1990 OEO 34/ INTHICIRCUITCOURT IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO »9 4094 CA 49 P THE TR O UT COMPANY, a Gaorgiacampony, Plaintiff. w R O B E R TE MOON Truttao. •I al. Oafandanft N O TICE O F ACTION TO Rabart E Moan. Truttaa Cr<tafot1Sttnowf YOU ARC ttoriMED met an action to Iwectota a mayfgeg* on lha following property .n SaminoiaCounty Florida Units I and 4. Building A. Unlit IS and 14. Building O and Unit* 14and XQ. Buiidmg E and an undivided « W intaratl in in# Common liamantt. COACH LIGHT ESTATES SECTION It a Condominium according ig tha Daciaralion of Condominium in Official Racordt Boon IJX7. Paga itto Public Racordt of SamtnoiaCounfy Flornda hat baan tiiad agamtl you and you ara raqu*rad to tar va a copy of your written dafantav if any to II on Plaintiff t Attornay WUHam' T Connor ltd whota addratt it .Sit S 'Orlando Ava Suila KM. Maitland FL WXSt on or bator# April Id 1990 and Ma lha original w *h lha Clark of fhit Court aifhar ba*Ofa tarvtct on Plaintiff t altornay or imme diataly Iharaatlar otharwita a dOfawlt will ba ant#ri»di agamtt you for th# raiiaf damandad <n lh« P#Mnjn Complaint Oa’ad March IS. i««0 MARVANNE MORSE Cl ERA OF COURT Bp Ruth King AtOaputy Clark Pubiith March <4 Ii April I • 1990 OEO 197 I GRAHAM ERTCRBRIIIS - BAto . lav R 1AA Retxtonlial lam - Frevrl yavV tafbeck variance tram 11 tl la II ft an Lai 7, IO I1T1I 1 B R A N C H A EU N ICfl W H IT ! BAtO i r w - R IAA Rattdtnlial Zona — Sida yard setback variance teem W It to a 1 It tor a anal screen enclosure an Lei 14. Aa*re Valley, u»,i Two PB 14. B f M. lection I I I I IS: N tide ot Baybarry Road and SM tl W *1 3 TIM O TH Y K E N N E D Y B M A R ILY N M C O U A D I BA«0 4 14V - Planned Unit Development Zone - Rear yard tatbpck vbrlpnce from 14 ft te r s tt ter a pool screen encieture on Let 94. Deer Run. Unit 17’B " . PB 34. P f 73 74. Section 14 It 30. W Pda ef Bucktk.n Way. 110 M S of R.ngwood Drive and S/14 mile W ef Tuuawtite Road (O IS T1 ) 4 JAM BS NICHOLSON - BA94 4 4XV R IBB Revdenfial Zone - Rear yard tafbeck variance from 10 tl to 4 1/3 ft for a pool end 'from' 10 ft. fo f l/f tt for « pool ictaen ancloture on: Let 44, Lake* ot Alema* PB 41. Pg 11 33, Section I I 11 J l. S aide of Endkott Piece, xoa ft S of Legecy Lane and 4M tt SefSR 434 (O I S T II 5 R O K II R. M ARSHALL - BA90 4 4SV - R 1A Rtvdtnttal Zone - Side street setback variance from i l l tt to 4ft on Lot I. Block 41 Townaife of North Chuluota. PB 13. Pg 4, Section n Jl » . SWcorner •4im Street end Avenue F. 444 ft N of Seventh Street and t/1 mile E ef SR 419 IDIST I) 4 JACKSON B C H A R LO TTE O R E E N B - BAW4S1V R IA Reaidantiai Zeno — Freni yard tafbeck variance from u M to 14 ft for 0 carport on Let 4. Blech It. Norm Chuluota. PB J. Pg &1. Section 31 31 33. SE corner of Second Street end Avenue G end 1/3 mile E ef SR t l (D IS T 1) B M O BILE H O M I/A-t A G R IC U LTU R E ZONE f TO M M IE M. ANDERSON - 6A90 4 19TE - Ta piece a mobile home on Lot K IF. (Tea Parcel SAJI. Lake Harney Etteiev Section 11 34 33, W tide of Settlor! Loop and 444 M S ol OaceeU Read IDIST SI 3 J, C. CREWS — BA94 4 ixTE — To place a mobile home on Lot Mfl. (Tea Parcel 41. Lake Harney Efttetet. Section II 30 33. S end ol Wett Geron Cove and 1/1 mile S of Otceote Road COIST SI 1 ROSE A K E N N E T H H E TR IC K - BA94 4I1TC - To place a mobile ham# (Ronawal) on Lot 33* I Ta t Parcel M l.O uaata Acret Section 9 30 33. E »«da ot Arapoho Trail and 3/4 m»e W ot Oueota Road tO IST SI 4. JOAN A. P IP IK 9 §A90 4 30TE - Te place a mobile home on Lot 11* (Tax Parcel 41), Deer Tracks, Section 4 14 33 W tide of KlmmieKay Drive and 1/4 mile Not Oscaoia Road IDIST S) 5. TERRY SMITH — BA94 4 23TE — Ta place .a moisil* hum* m Lot IA (T a t Parcel 49|, Mullet Lake Retreat*, Unit I. Section S 70 33. S tide of Retreat Road and 1/3 mile E of Mullet Lake Park Road IDIST II R EGULAR A O IN O A A CO N TIN U E D ITEM S FROM MARCH It. 1994 I BER NARO STEPH ENS - BA90 1 13V R IAA Residential Zone — Lot life variance' from 11,9*0 tq If to f . M iq ft on Lot 3* Slock C* Saniande Spring*. Replat Troct i f , PB t. Pg at. Setfion I I 11 39* SE corner of White Oak Drive and 1 eagerd#n Street. 700 tt Eef Virginia Avenue and 104 ft S of North Strew* IDIST 4) 7 AAARKHAM WOODS P R ES BYTER IA N CHURCH - BA90 ) 7SE • A I Agriculture Zone - Request a Special Exception to allow a weekday pre ichool on Tax Parcel JOB. Section 7 70 79. W fide ot Markham Wood* Road and 1 1/4 mile N of lake Mary Boulevard IDIST SI B VARIANCES I JOSEPH A. R U O O IER I - BA90 4 44V - A I Agriculture Zone - Rear yard wfback variance from SO ft to 4 tt for a her*# barn on Tax Parcel 70. Section 34 70 34. E lido of Lake Emma Road and 9 1 mil#SOf LongwoodHill*Road (O U T J) 7 DEBORAH A REOIS MAOCB* JR . - BA90 4 JW - Planned Unit Development Zone — Side street letback variance from ]0 to 10 ft tor a wood privacy tenet on Lot 99, Lakewood al the Crotungt, Unit Six. PB 39. Pg S3 SS* Section 70 70 30 N E corner of Tomlinson Drive and Star ttone Drive (O IS T II 3 A L E X A N O IR A MARSHA OLAH - BA90 4 MV Planned Un.t Development Zone - Height variance from 4 S ft to • tt lor a masonry wall and a side street setback variance from 7! ft to S 9 fl for a wall on Lot 41. Block B. Lakewood1at the Cross<ngs. Unit Two, PB 33. Pg af S3. Section IX TO 30 SE corner ol Ciderrmfl Place and Lake Way Road (D lS T I) 1 W M IC H AEL M IK K IL S O H BA90 4 SIV * Planned Unit Development Zone - Side yard setback variance from 19 ft to X I 7 ft tor a proposed residence on Lot If. Sabal Bend at Sabal Point. PB 34* Pg t l A 94, Section 34 24 39- E tide ol Twilling Pina Circle and 4SCI tt E Of Sabal Palm Drive IDIST 31 4 H Y LAN D HOMES — BA9Q 4 MV — Planned Unit Development Zone - Side street setback variance from 70 tt to 10 ff on Lot 41. Crystal Creek. Unit I PB 41. Pg 49 S7. Section 71 70 30 NE corner ol Silver Birch Place and Tall Oaks Terrace and 7* f1 W at Crystal Creek Drive IDIST Jl I R VLAND HOMES SA90 4 HV fa n n e d Uni» Dev#leemenl lone - Side street setback variance from 70 til to* 10 It on Lot XI, Crystal Creek. Unit I PB 41. Pg 49 17 Section 71 70 10 NE corner ot Silver Birch Place and Sand Pebble Cove and 400 V W ot Crystal Creek Place IDIST 71 4 R YLA N D HOMES * BA90 4 S/V - Planned Unit Envelopment Zone — Rear yard setback variance from 30 tt to II fr on Lot 79. Crystal Creek* Unit 1* PB 41. Pg 49 17, Section II 70 39, S and of Soldier'* Creek Place and 109 M E ot Crystal Creek Drive iD iS T l) 7 R Y LA N D HOMES — BAtO 4 40V — Planned Unit Development Zone — Roar yard setback variance from 30 ft to S tt on Lot 100. Crystal Creak. Unit I. PB 41. Pg 49 S3 Section 31 79 30 S side ol Silver Birch Place and 490 ft Wot Crystal Creek Drive IDIST 71 I R YLA ND HOMES - BA90 4 41V Planned Unit Development lone — Side street setback variance Irom 70' ft to (9 ft an Lot III, Crystal Creak* Unit 1. PB 41, Pg 49 S3, Section 31 30 JO S i corner of Silver Birch Place and Tall Oaks Terrace and IS tl E of Crystal Creek Drive (D IST 3) 9 JAM ES K ID O ER - BAS0 4 S3V - R I Residential Zone Rear and side yard setback variance from 10 tt to S ft and front yard setback variance from 3S ft, to IS tt tor a detached garage on Lot 34. Bloch 19. Suburban Home*. PB S. Pg 40 A 41. Secttcn 31 71 30. SW corner ol Walnut Avenue and Orange Avenue* 174 ml it S of Grove Avenue and 1.000 ft E of Tangerine Avenue (D IS T 11 10 AM ERICAN D E V E L O P M E N T E N T.. INC. - BA90 4 44V R IAA Residential Zone - Height variance from 30 tl to 43 ft for a residence of Lot 1, Lake Brantley Club, Phase 1 PB 30, Pg 35 A la. Section • II It , N end of Brantley Club Place and 1.090 tt N of Sand Laka Road (D iS T J ) C M OBILE HOME/A I A G R ICU LTU R E ZONE I. M U R RA Y B. BA X TER - BA so 4 1ST E - To place a mobtta home on Tax Parcel 9. Section 74 70 37 N side of SR 44 and 1 mile E ot SR 43d (D IS TS ) I D A N IE L A D EBBIE E U T T IT T A - BAto 4 77TE - To place a mobile home on Tax Parcel 1, Section 70 70 31. W suit of Jungle Road North and 13 mile N ot SR 4a (D IST SI D SPECIAL S X C IP TIO N /O TH E R 1 IN T E R N A T IO N A L B R O TH E R H O O D OF E L E C T R IC A L WORKERS — BA90 4 4SE A I Agriculture Zone Request a Special Exception to permit a private recreational lacility on Tax Parcel I and Tax Parcel IA of Section 4 79 33 and the W 30 It of Section 11 It 33 lying S of SR 13. S vdm of Osceola Road and E of the Seminole County Landfill IDIST SI 7 U N IQ U E H E A L T H CA R E, INC* BA90 4 4SE A I Agriculture Zone — BA99 4 ISE Request a Special Exception to permit a day care center for up fo 35 children on the 5 half of Lot 55, McNeil Orange Villa Subdivision. PB 7. Pg 99. iess fh# W 210 fl A E 97 ft thereof. Section 30 II 79. N t<de of Bunnell Road end 3 1 mil# E ol Bear Lake Road (O IS T II 3 JAM ES H FERGUSON - BAS0 4 3SE A I Agriculture Zone - Request a Special Exception for a sea plane bale on. the W 1 1 of1 Lot X, Block b D R Mitchell t Survey of Moses E Levy Grant Secbon 3e TO JO N Side of Orange Avenue and 1/4 m ie E of SR 419 (D lS T I) 4 STAR ENTER P R ISE - BA«o 4 iSE - C l Commercial Zone Request a Special Exception to permit the sale of gasoline in conjunction with a convenience market* begin 34 XI ft. S and 3X119 It E of NW corner of Block K. Mobile Manor, Second Section* PB II. Pg 44 44. thence run S 10 degrees 34' W II I XX tt . thence N Xf degrees 14 W IXI 9X f t. thence N 17 degrees 19* E 7X1 OS ft to S'y R W line of SR 434* thence NEly along said R W IXS II t t . thence S 10 degrees IS W 194 77 ft to P O B . Section 3 31 39 SW corner of SR 434 and Midway Drive and Jv| mile Wot Montgomery Road (DIST 31 I STAR E N TER P R IS E - BA90 4 4SE C 1 Commercial Zone Request a Special Exception to permit the sa'e at gasoline (n conjunction with a convenience market on Lot 1, less the E *49 5 ft of Central Park. PB 4. Pg 99, iess road. Section S 71 30. N i corner ot Dog Track Roed end CR 471 (D lS T I ) 4 LE O TR E P A N IE R BA90 4 XSE A I Agriculture Zone Request a Special Exception lor a youth recreational raciltiy on tax Parcel I0A Section te 71 33 W side ot Snowhill Road and J W) tt N of Brum ley Road IDIST II E APPR O VALO F M IN U TE S I March If, 1990 - Regular Meeting This public hearing will be held in Room W177 ot the Seminole County Services Building. 1101 East First Street Sanlord Florida on April 14, IffO, at 4 00 p m or at soon thereafter as possible Written com men ft filed with the Land Management Director will be conudered Person* appearing at the public hearing will be heard Further details available by calling 331 I >30 ext X444 Persons are advised that it they decide »o appeal any deovon made at rhi* hearing »he/ will need a record of the proceedings and for such purpose they may need to insure that a verbatim record ot th# proceedings «s made which record includes the testimony and evidence upon, which the appeal to be based, per Section 744 9103 Florida Statutes SEMINOLE CO U N TY bO AH O OF ADJU STM EN T BV BEN TUCKER CHAIRMAN Publish March 3* IfvQ 0 E 0 7S4 t 1M a u r i v , ' S h r x * Seminole Orlondo * Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 _________________ 8 3 1 - 9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS U ■■ h . W i I W W i W te e A JL - C M M L MMWAV Ora FXI0AV SATUXDAV 9 •Nggm I U m A * t r U n tiu t J > W y J I NOW BCCtfTWB Fine* above redact a 11 Meath drsiounf tor prompt payment Vhedul ingifwy imLudeHarold Advertiser ol thecost' ot on oJckl'ional day Cancel when you get retuifs Fay only lor day* you# ad rim* at tote earned Use full deteripiton for totfett tesulf* Copy mult fellow acceptably ifpogrixphvcol form CXADUNfS Noon the Day Before Public ebon Sunday MAM Sahjrday Monday 11 30 AM Saturday ADJUSTMENTS AND CNEDITS: In ItM vrant vi an error In an aX, th* Santar* MaraIG will ba rovaontlMo for tha lin t Intarllan anlv and anly lo (ho vilonl ol 1*0 coil el Ihal Intarllan. Moatt chart your ad lor accuracy lha lint day II rum. IT— Camttxry 4 7 - Camp Orourah OAAUMXX NUMEIAl PAM CAMPGROUND MEMBERSHIPS I beautiful la, ayarlabla Aik in g U M C*lttai*a*) Jt-P«rsonxlt A IK LIN E T IC K E T !,am O, iendo Lot Angelet March 79 II I. Call 4BX 3311149 ______ CASH A VAILABLE Buying homes 4 mortgage* Quick closing 333 4594 21— Lost 4 Found M ISSING: White It Honda I life LK molor scooter Lie EX4I47R REWARD No ques t»on* asked Cell t il 4X14 is—Spddai Noticxs SS— Business O pportunities DON’TCAU HE . U N L E M YOU WANT TO M A K E M ONEY Greet opportunify for s hvp individuals For more info c a l l ............... 407 331 1934 DRIVE AMERCED!! WEAR Of SIGNER CLOTHE! EARN 119,444PER MONTH! CALI (407) S7SSM7 For Mfar, n terd^ mttaeft BECOMEAROTUT T R A V E L the world C o rn 110.000 * per month Act now! 407 343 1303. message fa r Da1a.lt I « 0 U I « M _TJwto*J,olKj£AMattolto2_ Sf— F in a n cia l Services 37— N u rs ery A C hild C a r* CXFIXIINCID MOTHEK 01 TWO, my home. Lake Mary area All ages, 'fenced yard1 , moalt, HRSeQXtAlX 3TIB43B IN MY Lake Mary home wet thing infants and up Limit I Children Prefer 5 mot and oidef Call 331 9349 MOMS HELPING MOMS TU Child care In my home Good references Celt 3JD0174 SYLVAN LAKE Child care m my home, ages 3end up T 1C. mvalji end snee11 371 40*4 Looking for children egws In fan! thru 5 4am 4pm My home, meals provided Quail fy and personal care echvt fie*, protects ami T L C Ret erences end CPR Certified Call Keren 33000If deyt Or Tonya, 373 W\ eves whm)t Find o< Diy Car* Ctnltn 7 Looking tor children ages in fenl thru S Aem Ipm My home* meals provided Quail fy and personal care, acHvt ties, protects and T l C Ret erences end CPR Certified Cell Keren 3300019. day* Or Tonya. 373 50X1eves/wknds 35— Training 4 Education Bob Balt* Jr. Scheal et Real Cstale Call 1114111_______ a — M iscellaneous Yau Eal Lai IYM A N N O U N C IN G A N E W P R IV A T E C H R IS T IA N SCHOOL W E K IV A C H R IS T IA N SCHOOL BAD CR ED IT? Learn exactly how to fix yeur credit report Get loans, credit card*, etc Ameling recorded message reveals details 994709 1545 41— Money to Lend rOGITY LOANI I d Cradil OK ■ALL MOXIGAOE COMPANY Lie. Mortgage Broker 3141 Elm Avenue* Seniord 3314111 71— H <lp W a n ttd A HOUSE rUUOFIIM . Tutd U Day Cara CaatanT Oa Tau Lava Culm? Oa HtaV I* Law Watokir caaktoi and lava *4.*M ma toll you how ,0; III Location* available across tha country! Pur chase direcfly from current owner* and save thousands ef deHart, com p a red tu r e t o r t p ric e * ! Thousand Trail*'', “ NACO"* end Coast Ta Coast" resorts We offer nothing but fh* fatal! 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Approximately 10 hours per week. 323-9570 DAY EVENING CLASSES MAIM D E S IG N COSMETOLOGY NAILS F A C IA L SKIN C A R F la m w rimilllnx aludcnla lur pre achoul, klndcrftiiitcn. uiul xniJrv I thru 4 ■ SMALL CLASSES •LOVING CERTIFIED TEACHERS •NEW FACILITY •FULL GOSPEL CURRICULUM C A L L TO D A Y For Further Info. 774 0777 u n a n c ia i Ain II You Q u jltly ROFFLER H A IR D E S IG N CO LLEGE Ait.imonle Lonywoml Area 8 tiZ 4 7 0 0 Wlnler P.rk O.ljndo Are. 037 0770 HOME HEALTH AIDES •CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANTS LIVE-IN COMPANIONS Join The Growing Paragon Team! WE OFFER EXCELLENT BENEFITS $50 BONUS A F T E R YOU CO M PLETE YOUR FIRST 40 HOURSI Call Billy at NM FgOO ] I t MMMW.I 3 2 3 -7 7 5 4 Tp h c i PARAGO.N i Ok VF �Sanford Marald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. March 25. 1990 — VD 7 1 - H - t e W k d Vrf c t o x s /i x t i a s (M t Mgml Mi ng nac** u n r Lk t m m m s i b t * Ipectoitt Mewttoe the ftociM A DO TO T O M T I L L AVON NOW w um aw W C R T O V in T M O m m in n iM AAual drlva/aakm. F rld ty .F M J............... M l CP4 FOMIOT OTCRRTQC Hump nan. M M 111 per haur phnUntFIM I iin mm Prafar n p . But aril tram Ma r U r t a*r»aw Mr* Man T l w t . w am t p m a apt* m r VwrtarYAv* t AM la I PM S I I M B I Y I C U B IC A L ! Wark at hama Maka Mat. Cram , (la c lr a n lc t. a lk a n ( a i r nark, Ia<*ll*fli**yl Call O C L T A IN T C A P A IS C S ■ Jar aai u n l i t » r a im f— rn AH Vwltt •ooauni Part lima patilian araHaMa Canaral lenper. parraii. aapa rianca In TC llak rtl ilarlm p •apa b a n k an arparianca C taking kata I PAIL March N Priaaka induttry Cauncil al Saminata County. Inc I I I t SantarXAv* .Santar* E O E/AA/P/H/V/ CASMIR Eiparianca nacawary. Bran ■np cruft. Ja haurt par naak M ull ha iJapanpaAla and food m m lipuraa Impure at TOC P a tH » i scar PARTIAL L ltT IN O E aecuflue Secretary Opttcahntc A u t Cal Friday Cut tamer larrica Dali vary Ortvar Alarm Inatallar CandaManaper UFPnkl tMAnPI Udukl UUnkl U t a .* ' (M a ll I u ra a k i CALL MOM D A T F O A M O II L IIT IH O t AM EMPLOYMENT W t tM lU . im if t Australia iim t s rou" E X C E L L E N T P A T. Banatiti Tranepartatnn Call p r m i W n t IU> Tall ratundad Pam Wpnt MfTOMECMMK CUMINS All c h illi arailabia haurly napa A aria altar M dayt No arparianca needed ilafl immadiataiy Prome Oat Fw4l Lint Mechenk. Out Service Manager lr plenty of word tt m a n v r u u n m io n ll)/ h r Wa Iram Outdoor nark In Meal aria Pull and aarllima I I T W a r m a it M. MTRERTRTOrCMTM aaa NaaWA Cara tia M r ArPu Buty medical clink see*mp viperkneed CRT OparaMr Mr a* dkmaprapFilc* ,.l.a * 7 N CORSTWCnORMiTMaCS Lacat/CarMApaaHI M tM h r 1 «* T * g »* ..T A U N T BUILD BBS C O N S T R U C T I O N L O C A L /C A R I I P E AN F a r E ta ctrlcla n a . Carpenter*. Heavy Epuipment OparaMrs. Plum b eri A C . D ry a a ll. O l a i l n p . Ira n a a r i . Mechanic*. Supervlter*, la MS haur i car art rut T A L E N T B U IL D ! X t F IR CMSTMCTMMNElfUS SF M I I I par haur Will Iram Several needed l Mr mp now I Matra Ea*pMra*«ar M P n il C R A F T S ! SKILLS t l l A D X S Cenirel Florida Cemmunity Clink u n t Park Ava U n MrA FI M l F N i R OR ROLF COURSE MAJITT RAJICI NO-MRS Goad pay Full and part lima aakilMn* eveileOM Lanpoood area Cell Caurse Call M U M Oaky Wir* DIUWNY/DttWR Central Florid* are*, aaparl ancad Ctaen drivinp record a must.......... ....... - .....MEPMP 3 I L I V E R T D R IVER - For linon co port lime/lull llmo Immedialo hlro. aicallonl driving record. didufMur Ik ropulrod M M/*lat BPAdlP M itsm m Full *r part lime Must have MHprHnp________ Cell H I m t dot am m o otm * Needed M r Meat delivery. Man Frl IwowfiU lu M a n c t <6u m testing retire d Apply In person Parts City. INI • Cmmgl MM. t o jg j E O E Eiporkncod on micro* or H hor cash roplsfar* pro Mr red Apply m person MM W SI NO <0. lanMrd M l AMO TEMPTED TO TEMP? ja h w o tong tovm F N tor rt< ORt i l IS Over the road, tractor traitor, mutt to v t 1 years tiparience and food driving record Avar ago trip todays Call IH S I/ t M M AO CarrtorSe Tavares. FI.___ [GCfACURS Musi bo wilting lo work Women tncaurepad M apply Apply In person. Bronson Farms. H o y M. SorranM I X F I R I B N C B O aninuiiastic moluro telesporson Mr dross shop Apply SHmASossy.il> E Isl SI. SonMrd____________ $$$$»$$$$$ W ant In own ,i bu sin ess but MO BUSINESS EXPERIENCE? rtgurttonxi ooMpBtiy RIooRping tor a Imdod number of dedarslourncpeiUtiNhed convpraanrp stores, groedfy Boros suppr marLetj. etc For our flaw hi* of port of pureTese lems - NomadwiFcxi xippntncx noobod •No ■xRng invotvxd, W x of no businpss aipptipncp rpquirad. Vary km ovartwad • exn ba opaiMad Bom horn* • No crad< o» accounts ipopvabk Turn- Iwy tame* routes »n your • O FFICE CLER KS • M E C E P T IO N IS n • S E CR ETA R IES • WORO PROCESSORS • INDUSTRIAL WORKERS *• ottor top p«v. ff * il btmfito #nd ttw opportunity to w ork dt many »t Itm top to m y*n i« in your « r i « CdM no* tor «n «ppoinfm#fit' NO F E E / F R ID A Y PAY S E R V IC E S EOE _____________ M/F/H/V iANITOtlAl EVENINCS MIS to Dtort ImmddUto opfitftot MR HID JO B O P P O R T U N IT IE S IN AU STR ALIA Optningt •**<! d6to to M v tf ll k n i will tr«to For toto coll m t i 1 IMS pit m _______________ LANO SCAPER S Full limo pot 11tom% Or Ivor • Lkortto roptorod Coll P I H U * LAUNOtV AIMS ♦ Rotottog |Mttt ood oookondt Portoortorti pot 11tort. Good bortofitt C o M U P tm LAUNDRY WORKERS •MOO to M IS/hr to tlort I mmodtoto htro tor tong torm mmdod todlvlduolt_________ m u so. u w m t PEST CONTROL INSPECTORS (M A LE OR P E M A L II SI,too ■S2.500/MO. rth company assistance and Lowrtvpstmert requiredantfi 4-6 hours par M ak. $40 000 $t>0 000 Per Yo.it Moiilistic flh ImsB 17,500 Inyoatmerit Cafl Bun.. Man., Tuaa. Only M n o n dcss cu n DtlVtRS tm m m Ccruui ctupUvymcnt Amount*to morethan colJ, hard fjett. Your efforts can help con­ tribute to improvements for the nation, the neighborlym*l you live in, and younelfby pn>vidinit vital tl.iiitiici for many uses from the apportionment of GmgreM to business and community planning. The l.irgot number of Join is fix census taken. You'll work in an area close to home, checking mailing .hldresses, dclivennK quest u m ru irrs , ot conducting on-lhe-qx>t interviews. The job Lists from two to eight weeks, the houn ate flexible, and ihe pay is competitive, it's itiMhi work with ail even better benefit. If you .ire at least 18 yean old, or a high school senior, contact Daytona Beach Disrict Office at (9 0 4 ) 756-6500. You must be a U.S. citi­ zen. And if you are fluent in a language other than English, there may he some special oppor­ tunities open to you. A n equal opportunity w m /w n i Sheraton Orlande Norm Hotel 111 A Met I land Bird I. he* immadMM apaninp* Mr maid* A housemen Apply M person. Monday thru Thursday I* am M Jpm ______ .________R O E H O TEL/M O TEL TolFMaookly Local/Long haul Will Trees Work For T h e Census A n d Help Every Am erican Count Oidy Pay NN tn mi ALL TRADES NEEDED Painter*. C«rp«nt»fi »»c C « ( Ml Nw •ork you can •Ceil .... .. 4S* 0771 jANwarw F U LL T IM I/ F A R T TIM E LAaUyWT !!H 0 FIE UNTIL HIRED IN TH EI09 OF YOUR CHOICE EST. 32 YEARS * INSTANT PRKMECXS * Must hove pood driving and aark record Full Hina. U par AaMrawcasrapuirad M> MS* NEW I T A A T I M X A T IS P a ll'p a r f tlm * p a tm a m avaliakM lapariphc* pra m usum t c a iw w r APTOINTMtNT U T T IH nanai opaorrunmac Apply Antaca Feed Urap raaiM M M .U n M r d .a r M l LA Mary Pled.. Ik Mary D t i m /U X A S ip a r la N c a d . M a r l* MarmaA/PaacmaAaiwdaSFJM CJM'i I M ’l ■ •aarItncaa w arlll (rain tN aMkiar. Laaa Mary araa Fall ttma * A n par m M Oaad u ia n r ar«i t m m t M Ja III par w im u m w AMEMPtOYMENT M il 7 1 -H r t » t o B R to l T T - t o l y W— h l l 71— CENSUS ’90 1-800-526-5398 It Puys To G et The Facts $$$$$$$$$$$ Karl T. Marcan SI,100 GUfUUNTlEO* 1st MONTH EARRINGS ■IPravidMp Tae F vll.> FU n) Da BABY E X T E R M IN A TIN G . One ot Pi# ta*M*l growing Pttl Control compenla* In Ihe Stela. I* looking lor eg p r e x l v t . h e r d e o r k ln p portent lor our Sole* Do pertmenl II you like people hove o pood driving record end pood Irantporleiion. wo will train you! (No tpvoying or labor) Cell Fred tor en ■ppBintmenl M r ! * > « * ) Charge it. S t a r t to d a y an d p a l a pay check wimm a woo* Wa held Back n a m in g O u r Marking port hm# Eaper knead aniy AMP madid FLOOR B U N • Full Mme Eap only Dead poyandUnpHts B M N L * SALES ASM O A TU * ......can a m is SALES ASSOCIATES IKUCD Oynamlc lacal company wants attic lata* in residential and commercial reel asloM taka, mm Meus an me San Mrd Lax* Mary Geneva area Call Mr details Century II OmodpRootty Inc NS AMI SECR ETA R Y Full tlm*. Dove Apply Antaca F a rt Stap «S »W .R «M ,S p o M rd M A N A M M IN T SEMI RET1RED C0VPU To monofs/mptrtlom t hoto fol! cowrot/RV Fort Rvpfy Cypress Fotot. Drowor m .m u Motor* Lody to I to hoffto A oitrsoo I boys ototo mom4dod<vort to 1m MEDICAL Able M work m m contree Mr* dtiiverks Mr auttida seMa parsons Good working skills and par tonality Call Mon day Friday. XAMMSPM Lews'*/M*m*ad IS* I tea ask Mr Nooy or Oaop S ECU R ITY O F FIC E R S T0f PIT G license reguired Choke cortfrectt Cod I too W toJ» to 1PM tnm. pan Hm# Apply m pdrkan. SAM *PM Lakertow Nurttop Cantor m B . M d t o . U oNrd M EDICAL fam ★ oCNA'So it OALL SHIFTSII PORE AT SALABTII e lX C IL L S N T P IM IF IT III tom Our E acdllont Health Coro Teem I HooHt Care M EDICAL IPNDCNA Full ttm# ond porf llmo Needed Immediottlyl Coll WortdoorMory, W t g MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST FvU /FtrtTM M o Oood Pay m m ............. M M its N E E D M E D I C A L E Q U IP M E N T tor heme cere el Loved orttsT Chrltttort velurttoers vFtll help yiy.Ito MOO________ NURSE RIDES * ALL SHOTS H IO N IR STARTINO P A TI For earn lied or eiper lenevd Apply m per o n to Laker lew Hurling Ceotor * !»■ IwdSF............... NUKUS AIMS All ) stotts overfed* Oood benefits Higher dorttog pey DEBAR Y MANOR «• N Hwy IT B fl. Dtdory. FI M m . tom Frl SAMteCFM. OOP M X EEO M C M R /IO M II Of freiert foods tor Rich Food Plon Good bonoftts. itoble compony Non smokers only Appfy M )W lWh Street POT TIME F IL E C LB R K/IW ITCH BOAR O 10 om to ) JB pm AOusf hove prov office tap , be h i grod uote end non smoker Apply Rich Food Plon. M l W 11th S t . Sontordf t o lp m________ PART TIME TODS Idee! tor aecond income, cel lego students, housewives M o lu r o . e r t ic u le t o ond energetic people needed to help needy •rgonltotion Friendly phone soles Stert now. po»d <veek ly _________ Cod W 3 U 4 _________ PA RT TIM E liA rtfj A Ogrtar? Pim xsil Port time ond temporory help E r per fence preferred Apply in person Creotlve Print tog. I l l N Hwy I f f }. P E R M A N E N T O F F IC E ASSISTANT fAM 7PM doily Must be dependable, semi retired pretorred Resume to Manager. P O Bo* SUPRA Longwood.Fl 2220 POSTAL JOiS Start t i l 4l/hr For oiom ond oppncotion information coll Iltto te e * . e-t F L I2f. t 0 m to f p m . f days________ PR IN T SHOP Counter Person E -p Good pay ond benefits Coll in Longwood P t 0101 PKOGRAM SPCCIAUST Advisor and specialist tor ec tivittes and programs involved in contractual agreement tor fe d e ra lly fun de d youth employment programs Grad uoto from accredited college with dogroe m Social Science Ctosmg dole S PM. April 4. Private Industry Council of Seminoto County. Inc 212 S SontordAve . Senlord _ E OE/M/F/H/V/ QC INSPECTOR N eed s o il s ta rt e r w ith electro mechanical backround to perform receiving Inspec lion duties Musi be able to interpret drawings, military specifications, etc Apply in person Mathews Associates. 1 4 Pork North 44S Hickman Circle. Santord R E TA IL CASHIERS/SALIS CHRIS Accepting applications, tui time or part lime Ftoubto hours E-cedent compony benefits Pe.d vocation and holidays, profit shoring ond stock purchase Apply in person Wei Mart M U Orlando Dr Sanford__________ EOE SALES Alter initial framing and leads out people earn U 000 to IS 000 per month Our ns twnai corporation is now re (rutting sales and manage meni personnel, part time and full time We have positions at ait levels to be tilled Don t disqualify r our self Age edu cation sea mean notn.og Ail corporate benefits aveiiabto. such as pa d expenses msur ance vacation and car allow ance Applications will be ectep'ed on Monday March to TPM sharp a* The Deltona Inn «•> Deltona Blvd A u tor Mr fisher k i H ELP W A N TE D Apply in porson Stuckeys. I 4 ond S R 44. Sorttard or phono at toil________________ SOCIAL HOMER Immediate apaninp Intake X in la rviaw lnp H andle all phase* at teclal work in smell oFtico JIL U P annually, plus peed benefits Send resume P O BoalklA SonMrd. Fl n i n S TY L IS T Wim Mltowtnp Busy, trkndly tFwp Good walk ms. a n p l iPomrsaroo n s n n TELEMARKETERS The Sonlord Her old hot port tlm# evening positions ovofi obk Work Mondoy Thurs doy. SPM to IP M Coll X71 toll ottor 4 to ond osk tor John or Dove, or stop by m H French Avo .Sonlord_______________ A y i t w u wt i U w iv n if t le r f / UrtTt PFIII trad*rent Mr hwtp CKV1UA/MASTER COVE ATAATMENTJ Call............................... SdPSlal n - I m p t v y w w rt W iw te rf E X T R A LAR O E U NITSI l . t A Jbedroomopts Pool/Termft Court Peaceful, convenient lecotlon Quiet eft street perking Renovation Special! No security tor gueii tied oppiKentsi» %m M AR INER 'S V IL L A O I Lake Adel bdrm UM m o I bdrm ilR im e A up W i l t o M O D ER N > bdrm duple-. Sonlord Appliances, central H /M JR /m o ... M tiU f B O O R R IIP IR hill charge Mmporary ar pormononl pari llmo work attvrncont and/kr early avonmpc Your alticaer my homo B X A r m * IW V I— A y a r tm v fitt/ H o s m to S harv S H A R I I Bdrm o p l with tamale IIM / m p and 1/1 O O R f Ml S U R i t ’ I SIMMeve In Special I bedroom 7both From MSS Lebo Mery H AdflJ S A N P O R D . Large I ond t bdrm *s. pay m onthly or - ~ » ' v Dap . references. W \ o f Senior CitizensI P I 41 0 SANFORO W — W o o w ito f W xrt m n REUSTIRCDNUNSE to y i- H d e N N in v r f uHHtk^MBl^npSTal RUINTIMKE PERSON Whtlp Ffi Ti m Ttx Sanford Herald resume to P O Rea IIN. SonMrd, FLnm ilto ______ Ta market aertapp A auction wUI maka tor por paycheck* all ihe llmo Sound inter oiimpF P i n tlma A ton time oval lotto C«N Today MPIIQd Intoru l ed to R R A L 1 S T A T IT “ L i n DO LU M CW K E Y E S FLORIOA. INC For m a rt information contact Melinda. V > MSP____________ Exfb As Mich As 3500/Wggft We now accept MasterCard and Visa. n — H rte to n w rf RN. LPIL or C L I A N roam*, kitchen and laundry facilities Cable TV Storting aHFP/wkHP ean prlvaM entrance, parsing Sal per week Can Mike, M P lv n V7— A y i l m ooLs F jg W g k v r f/J U g t PINE RI0CE ClUi SANTORO Spectous 2 Bdrm Condo Avail Wesher/Dryer Included STA R TIN O A T MS4 For Details Coll Rtetoromo 4S7 SS44 LondoromoFl Inc /Broker MEAT VALUE N k e 1 bdrm . I bam. c/Va. t e r t t n p a rch , paal SdW/mpnmNET MP tail LAR O E renovated I ar 1 bdrm*. rant by wk/mo A/C. pall, laundry. u M lor children, special discount for tr citi tons m e m o ir usposi SANFORD 1 b * m cottapa w /ltncad yard Cam plttp privacy SlU/nli plus H U sac Includes utilities Cad UNION SrtCUHl! M Oopesit tor IS A ever m m \ eh 5ts i B D R M ,. 1 B A T H , c/h/e. s c re e n p o rc h , pool USA/month JB 1401 2 BONM. 2 RATH APTS Over I.lit So Ft Living Area It -A y a rtiiN Unfvim i t h r t l / R *frt Q ro revtew V illa e A C L IA N I bdrm . cor pot ond drapes ttod/mo plus security NepeH CetiUAItoA________ C L I A N • L A R 0 I Apartments Good Location tto ito U M p o r month NoPets Coil P I 111# A»* 20M U kt Mmt AM. 321-0514 ~ TElfMAMETIRS Atomo oreo No soiling t enthusiastic people needed new to set appointments tor homo socunty W ill from Good pay 4fpm M /T Wen 1pm Sot Coil John OPS IN I Toatero Coating A Pointing grom Commlstion bests, good porcontoto poid Cell 174 loot TR ACTOR TR A IL E R DRIVER Eiper fenced Must heve ref ertnees Physicel evem end drug u ro o n m g reguired Short heuts withtn F tor *de _________Ceil SJ4 4MS_________ VOLT TEM PORARY SERVICES _________ C e t t m t lt t _________ NAKNOUUHCIF to SO to t n to per hour Will from Ail ihtfti• M A flll WAREHOUSEMAN Fulllime Copsmlth. 121 111! SJOtoSlOO.OOO 12 distributors neodod Port A full tun# No t i p necessary RobertONe.lS/4 J2I0 R EG ATTA SHORES MARCH BONUS R ental A p a rtm e n ts O n Lak* M o nro e 233$ W. Semi note Blvd Hwy 17-92 Sxnford, FL 32771 W ASH ER /D R YER AVAILABLE 323-2628 > P lu s **!• C **»•« * / tail til m •Wxlprfront Ufpptyla •Modern Fitnxxx Canter •Indoor Racquetbell •One Month Free / a✓ / — y**, "—' snuru ( • Miourh \ (*) * y -€ INN m E L tu L Ild i . A im L i L t i - Z a L - I * 3 _ i ' j -2 mN c m E a a a c m U JItlo n si R «m odetiny Hornet* Rtsteerants. Offices State certified CBCO 24NJ We Des*gn Build end otter Free Estimates_______CoKtoAllto MILLER ADDITIONS Central Florida Since if if Free Design. Free Estimates 4C001440A....................121*444 Building C ontractors NKW, 1 IM O O R L . X IF X IX H O M IS .O FF IC 1S . S TO X IS All types certsIructWN. Res/Com 722 4017 S O. BaUrtf. CBCSlfOM CAXP1NT * T IN All kind* el repairs, painting A ceramic tile Richard Greta 321 2*22 L I E 'S CAR PEN TR Y Storage bu ilding, decks A m ite carpentry Insured A licensed Free Estimates 222*314 O w n in g S e rv ic e K A X I K L IA N IN O - OuuHil. w ork . r t . t o n i D I t rd la t Licawead H.t.<anc.* avail ab>« Bawdy________ HFMF1, Off ICE CLEANING Married couple with e-per> ence and references Please call Alter Hours Cleaning , ServKe. Day or evening! m t ip C oncrete W IS T C O N C X X TI S IX V IC I Small Jeks • l*g Jabs a Repair Jabs. Free Est Call anytime II* 3tfI Licensed/Insured ----------gTy ^ r i c I l---------•AAA ELECTRIC COMPANY Renovations repairs and new construction V years e«pen ence LKensed. bonded end insured M4 0440 lE WOO11/41 H I R I T A O I E L E C TR IC Prompt Reasonable Service LKensed Insured ER re illS ll Can 447 m I74J B ait A T a ck le GEORGE S BAIT A TACKLE Open 4 AM 4 PM GUlOE SERVICE Fresh SmokedMuliett Live Wild River Shmners Fishing Equipment C II A Orange Alvd La-e Monroe 177 01-0 Handy M an O M M A IN TEN AN CE SAVE 14% new en any serv ice lawn care to plumb ng or elect f or bestprues 22024I* C A R P EN TR Y h a u li n g masonary po<n!mq and lit# Frootshmotos CanD24B> fix IT FAST INC One Can ToOo It All four f*eghbu«T<uudMandy Ma Res-dvntiai OCommevcial Call Weft Teday'» 17) 4»lt Painting H andy M r" Txixtixi A riptrlux(ifl| REPAIRS a P A IN TIN G Y artwork • LfgM Haeitog Na Jab Tea Small Call 120 4047 " " " T a n S s H p in ^ - * W E H A U L A N Y T H IN G Landscaping, tree work and lawn service Fast, friendly service m O HSM fbe.________ Winter prices pruning A cleanup Mulch A new plantings Rogue's Landscaping 1214247 Lawn Service ACR EAGE MOWING, discing grating and tortiliimg B A B Mowing_________ 471 4574 A FFO R O A BLE LAWN CARE Q U A L IT Y W ORK! FR EE E S TIM A TES Call 122 44** Chuck's Quality Lawn Care Comm /Res • FR E E EST t No |ob too large/small 222 toll ECONOMY LAWN SERVICE t o t a l la w n c a r e fre e estimates C a iim 7 i* S LAW N CARE Mowing Shrub pruning. Fast Service. Lew Prices •Free Est. 44*1244 LAW N M A IN TE N A N C E • Free estimates Reasonable _________ Call 22» 40*4 SHUMAN'S LAWN M A IN T. IS Yrs E -p Comm Res Mow edge S20 A up 4*1 44** Masonry S O U T H !K N S TO N C W OXK Waterfalls. Japanese garden pools, stonework around s w im m in g p o o ls , stone entrances, stucco 200 SI22 Music Lessons Cott anytime m 1044 Plumbing Rtlonci riumbint Inc 1st. Choice For Tour Plumbing Needs 11# 24Hour s • Repair s # Remodeling a Repipmg CFC02I1210 421 442* 12J 4044 14.10 OfT WITH THIS AD RELIANCE INC. STNER A DRAIN CUANING 24hours' Flatrates* Free Estimates! CFC07H2) 4)1 4429 or 221 44* U .I0 Off WITH ra n AD T ra s h H auling ~ I SAY I W O» I H A U U N O I Trash, tree trimming, house and garage clean out i n 1141 Y A R O O E B R IS H AULED SO/LOAD ALSO. JUNK CARS REM O VED. F R E E 4ff 2147 S Y Y im m in g Pool S a r v ic a *****SWIMMINO roots ***** Warehouse Clearance ot new 1*0* pools 74 tt X 22 ft comptotoly installed irdudes huge deck, ladder fencing filter and skimmer financing available Other pools avail able Ask about tec tor y re bates! Call toil tree I 440 17) 0444 •CGC0II0/7PE oven Y ra a S tr v ic t Plane/ Keykeard instruction Accepting students Private lessons A ll levels 447 400 0004 N ursing C a r t Quality Work. Reasonable Prices. Free Est Ms 221 SITS P A IN TIN G Interior A Eater tar Houses. Aprs A Etc Senior Cittiens 11% discount ~ C O M P LE TE home cere with love A concern tor The elderly Spacious accommodations, tow monthly rates Day Care Available Also 2204474 Deltona Nursing Service.Inc "Home Care Thors Affordable" Nurses a Aids a Live In’s f04 IJ ] 02*2 Painting ■ A M SERVICES Parting Ini E -t Additions Remolding Pat os DecSs Concrete Ortves A Sidewalks Gen HomeMaint A Lawn Sr vc Free Estimates M 111 444* FRANK AARNHART pa-ni.ng 4 pressure ctoan.ng ie yr% e«p References 122 11*7 IN TER IO R A E X TE R IO R Preietsxenai werh Hrty rates avail Ted **4*4t) Free Est Lyndon's Pretossaenal Painting Lake Mary Rev dent interior E -tenor LKensed Insure* F »ee I shmetos' IN 1424 "" ECHOLS T R I E SERVICE Free estimates' Fair Prices* Lie Ins Stump Grinding. Tuu* 223 222* day ar mto " Let The Professienais de i f T R I M M IN G . Topping Um moval Hauling ail phases ot tree work Call 12» aair W a te r /A ir P u rific a tio n M IR * COM Water and Air Filtration to# home and businev. For Free Estimate Cell 04 m i SifRinoli N ittf Conditioninf Sain ixtf Sntict M years eap Wcpa-rs un «n brands (it parts J.a .ijb vi ll you have a problem *ith water esot is hard smells has iron sulphur salt chlorine etc call tor a F R f E >n hewn# water analysis and m um mersdation l|4 S value) Wv carry a complete line ol h o u se h o ld e q u ip m e n t m i ad •ng dr asking «ator iy .e 'w osmosis) andiooievs Phorw *04 714 1*41 (can (effort l Dorns L Well ewm« P % Hm High Pressure Wfos Pitch' �1 M - Sanlord Herald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 2S, 1990 f t — A p a rtm e n t* U M u m lih t d / R ant m - O H l c * R entals I BORkL 1 B A T H . lave# living room, («f§* #aHfl kiteNvn * di\Hw*tf)#r. vcrtKbl bUndt, w#H to wall cArptt Strum porch w patio AM on t%t floor Call 44* 2414 or 4*4 MSI 101— Houses Furnished / Rant 1 4 1 -H o m e s fo r Sale } bdrm c«tl«g# furmiCwd *n quit! fitlr** mob iff homo par!. South tVhary No p*tt U Jio o r month Call I I I *7*7 ■TOURER SMF0R0 2 bdrm . I bath, family room, utility shad U **W m t i n 141— Ho m * s fo r S i Id Atiarwa Lack A,bar, in , Kraa/wd poreft, tencad. A I a tm u w * y y m 3 i mm MTtMAR REMTT Sawtord/See RETES BEST BUYS 3214739 ...... . . 321 2257 C O U N TR Y LIVING Hortat O Kl 1/2 wilh barn 12*v acre*. high A dry can spilt ...........- ..........................N I . R I HOKES TORCH! I ind 1 Podmom Unfytmihed taka Maty and Sanford a r o a if Call for auatiabtlily and lor a Horn Ask for Orrnda \11 ”W gfttmm NOW HI U N O R I . A O I N T t « M M I ______ fA M fQ B D Ravinna Park. 4 bdrm 7 bath with family room fenced yard Mo pat* H a ftrtn e t* and deposit im mo__________ m woo SANFORD. Ills ■ Oak A rt J bdrm townh>uM> cantral haaf and air appliancat carpal ftlfl par month plot ft700 security Watar, sewer and trash paid by landlord Call i tsf m o or i sto m s ________ SANFORD ) bdrm .2 bath split plan Convenient to taka M a ry B ir d and t 7 f t Sa/S/mo ♦ dap SO I S S 4 __ SARfOtD/LAKE MART I bdrm 1 both, tiraploca l44Vmo Vlson Roolty W M*S 1 BDRM I B A TH datachad garage m et neighborhood MOD par month Call Donna H 4 IU I 107— M o b ile Hom es / R ent ELDER IPR IN O l. oil H w yW I I I A J bdrm* ft* to ftto » k C a iiS 3»m sor yyaisat O S T E IN 1 Bedroom Can fur mil) on l 1* acrat naar, St Jonn* River 1)50/mo US 1711 IIS— Industrial Rentals____ A AA B U IIH E t S C E N TE R Me* offica/Whsa 100 tt to 1.4TS ft Bay* with or * o eifice* starting at UM/ma Hwy IF/fSASR 427 Caii.ssa W 4 1 U - R e a l Estate ? U nA STENSTROM REALTY, INC. • % 6m% 3 4 d 1(u m • W r li«t and tell more property (fun anyone in the Greater Sanfordiafce Mary area. N IW «/l FOR BIO FAM ILY, Great rm. big tot, wall tread, nice area 0 1 \ mtg Sellar pay* soma closing costsftlf *00 IR A UK 4/1 IN COUNTRY Club Haight* New point A window*, eat in hit .A on# condition Nice area ttl 2«0 R I A L N IC K S/S. F O Y E R . C A R P ET, appliance*, tan* big porch. Irrigation •*». well Super location Only 144.*00 A L T A M O N T E 1/1 Pool with diving board A slid*, fence B rick over block M any astral, super area 'Iff,*00 L K . M A R Y S/3 L A K E S ID E V ILLA Jacufti tpa wet bar. patio Many more astra* Top schools! Now only ftfS.SOO L K . M A R Y E R A 14K S/3. C O R N E R lot Big patio Built in spa Equipped kit A utility rm Super place 1*4.340 R IN T E R S flop paying, rant I Hem« « t » e r t, cat yeut mart §#te to hatlt I can show you how Call Informative re corded massage I t ] 4)0 Vltl Dept )A 322-2470 321-2720 117—C o m m e rc ia l Rentals Saiiterd, Hwy. W tl. Renovated shopping strip. 2.000 tg *q ip. 400 to 2,000 It E»c tor protess>onal* irotessHsn*!* G< Good M ll> Ii . fc M l\\ t'a ut si i . i u i 2141 Paris Dr . Sanford 441 TV. Lake Mary Bl.. Lk Mary CAN Yee Believe A Brand New J'2 home complete with an eat In bar. a j car garage A a fully trussed paI to tor only 141*00? C. Hewten/C. Sptoey m n m / m n h / m i 4s*t KIM T rSUNMKT CR Y S TA L Lake Park • Classy P r» N n c N u r i A < « ( . u M Eaecirtlvd Root M m on (oil SIS W . l i t . S I. t a ll* I I I L O V IL Y 2 bdrm homo, large corner lot, formal dining rm . t reel lent *tartar homo, 11300 down + c c Only IS H par mo Call quick! faa.aoo 3 STORY W/INOROUND POOL 4 bdrm . 2 bath*, family rm . country kitchen, u r n porch. A covered patio Over 2000 *q O O V C R N M 8 N T R IS A LC 1 BOB ML B A LL JR., P. A. LA K E M A R Y RE A L T Y M S f U l .IU IIIIIIM D ELTO N A - C t h I a t m Nw tcheeli O va. 1100 to It Family Horn., many taaturat 4 a r t naw Campara at i i o i too Nagotiabia Can m - m w * _________ HAVE IT M i FOR UNDCR ftK t By Owner f S% FMA assumobla Newly redecorated 200 tq ft I b d rm . 2 bath home on tread dbi (of Pool Detached workshop Qutot established ne ighborhood w ith good uhoofs Call P I 4M1.________ H O tU I WELCOME 5 Acrat. comply tt with In law or rental apartment on 1st floor 2 bdrm , I both upstair*, with targe deck overlooking pine* And pond M l. *00 Hfggint A Heath. Inc. Realtors _________ m t m * m _________ IOTUNILDC G R E A T V A L U I I 4 bd rm . I>. b4th M i l ktpl. naw carpal Lwtft lardtcaplng wrpvIvaN M II (Met M UST 1 1 (1 IIII.M 4 O W N IR /B R O N IR lU tm Im ............. n iH N ASSUMM U , M QUAliniRC LESS THAR S7S00 CASH IN CLUDINO CLOSING COST 2 A 4 bdrm h o m n m S a n fo rd , Deltona/DeBary/Lk Mary/ Longwood/Altamonte Spring* S I,300 D0WH IRCl CL03IRG J bdrm 1 bath, fireplace, appliance*, carport 134 *00 LESS M M $3,100 D0WR J I ' i . appliance* living rm. dining rm, family rm w/brick fireplace !§ ■ IS u r n porch, privacy lanced yard . IS7,*Q0 ASSUME, NOQUALIFY UK! HOT POOLHOIK fttt.ati ON, Owner will held 2nd New 2 bdrm 2't bath 2 story, appliance*, fireplace 2 car garage ftii*oo ASSUME HOQUALIFY 1/1*!. i 404 tq f t . new paint and carpet, appliance* on 1/1 acre LJIJ/mo 111 000 GEREVA pool! home, Country like atmosphere under t/i.000 Get ready tor summer. McKewne/HewseeSSV l41S/B44-S4tt/STt SBT1 R IT lR K K S 't ParadHet Securi ty recreational activities Low fates/tow maintenance Price reduced SSS.S04 Call R McKenna S311413 M A Y F A IR "Meadews” 1 ) PM. Sunday Opposite Mayfair Golf Course on C 44A West of Sanford Bright A clean M . w/privacy fence U J 100 Celt McKenna 44*1414 S TY L E . Quality. Value Only 1 minutes from I 4 Beautifully 'wooded ground*. J bdrm , 1 bath. Irg kitchen, fplc A more Reduced SI 14,440 Jean 131-1421/eve 174 1734 JUST R ED O N E! 1 bdrm .1 bath home w/new CH/A. windows, doors, new paint A morel Close to elem school and Shoppink Call Newt SSt.304 Jean 331 I421/*ve 17*4714 LOOKING For A Home Under 143.000* This One Will Fill the B ill I Jult remodeled! 1 bdrm . 1 bath w/new windows. cit./a A doors 141.300 Jean 111 1431. eve 17*4714 LA K E Sylvan Estates Country living with city conveniences A pleasure to see 3 bdrm* . 2 bams in .T W L yn n s 1744/131 7447 ID Y L L W IL D E Spacious and affordable 1 bdrm* , 2 baths A pleasant fam ily room 4 4 4 .3 0 0 L f 4 a t S IS * 2244/321 7447 O R A S T I C A L L Y R ed uced ! Quick tale. 444.300 This tovefy l/|. stucco home, fenced cor lot, walk fo school, est neighborhood Must Sell Now! Hurry! B. Harvey 31)2411 C O N D O > Fully equip kit e n c lo s e d s e r n p o rc h w / ie c u rity door Poo! A clubhouse, prvt w/d Reduced to 433.230 A v a il ren t 4373' mo Bill Harvey 22*2411 R E O U C E D 444.t*4 Must Sell! 2 apt bom# Historic Sanford off *t parking, new front porch 14001mo cash flow excellent Investor opportunity Bill Harvey 122 1411 House on I 1! acre* J bdrm . 1 bath, appliance*, garage ad d l N o n a l o u t b ld g or workshop 17*. 100 P A U L A BCTHOSBDRNC V IN T U R E I PR O PER TIES SIM744 323-3200 'MJeue joined agar Many ortrat Drattk prka rad. Ulan--------tltA M i ________ C a N m n w .________ O IN IV A Charming I bdrm glut MN, IM I bo.utltutI IbgrVagoD (Mart. On t acra. 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M l m W ALLACE C H I U R I A L T Y ________ H l-gtFl___________ L A R I M A N Y . 4 M O N TH S N I N t 4 bdrm 1 both family room, i firapiatat. tormal living and dining plot much moral....................... im o e g Mtfra Root IitaM C a . lot. ___________ S O W ___________ HIM TQM OHM RMCHf e * acrat MarM-wn Raid M milaalrarhOiMan 11* too Gaadtarmal D U F L IN ■ Brkk cantlrucllon on high Ml In Laka Mario EiloM t Living room, dining araa. oquippad kilchan A garaga wllft olillly araa an aachtiM V *.WS CALL M IT R IA L E S T A T E m im r ea lto r LONGWOOD Dvpta. Lot att li ai naar O l Claarad 14k m i u e e /u e a e n ___________ OCALA N A TIO N A L FOREST Woodad Mta Rlvar arcM l uase aach Na manay Aawat II I II monthly Ownar teeer w a a n ta r t e n a n h r 5MF10 r Si. W nn Rmrc M*STStlL M a A t m w/Saptlc A Wall AAotvia Hama OK M ie ti Nu*$^Sudlffytog St HW Y 17 fl. O f BAR Y <6764*6431/W7 44*5722 STAIRS rKVIRTT M A N AG EM EN T A RE A LT Y in im/111441* W INTER IF N IN G I l/IM . tantral H/A N lA u r t t tll.WO W. MflMMankL laaiMv _______ a s _______ M 2 2MO .............REALTOR C O L D U JG L L Q A N K C R a! MARKHAM NOOK U U L«kt MSfy School* ****** 2 oerts, largo oak fro ti 4 bdrm .. grtalroom . formal dining, don. largo scroonod pool, t l 7* 000 Atsumablo Nowly ronovatod. immodiafo occupancy! O w w , » » ISIS MUST SELL III Boauftful nos* J bdrm 2 batfi homo wilh vaulted colling* on largo woodod to! List prico 444,400 Bulldof wilt sacnfico for only 142.400 IH rltoj lot, Roolty. W I N I BOAM. I BA TN (ontampon ary in U n k r t . 1/1 acra with pa. Ira n. Krtanad peach. 4 yaanc tN U L W W H It 1 BIDNOOAL 1 babi with past tM.FOB A tw m t and IM li.ad rak uorrm o Call 111 MM 143-Out of St«f* Pro— rtY/tek Fra# bratbqra at mauntaln pnopartiac Coot Iraki air in Wattarn North Carolina1 Call toll trat. I MB H I and or wrIM SAXONY M OUNTAIN LAND A h o m es fo box te e r. M URPHY k C reeoa 145— Revoli Properly/ S*t« ★ NEED TO SELL * TOUR HOME 0 1 URDT TIM E SNARE nook 1*. rad. Sapphlra Vallay. NC On PGA gait cowtm Pay aguily at V 000 taka ovar payment* No CA LL U llt FOR IM M S D IA T I a c t i o n I or( t men Reel Estate 407322I1S5 QUIRH REALTY 0 2 1 1 M J I I R I I 1/1 tpllt. - I I Camb. ICXaai/l. MCvardon H M H I M l / l 'l MW. M Saytmo. wraanod parch Stl.MB MXSk V I tpMt. M Champ. a n / C a n c a ra F lr a p la c a . dry wall intor lor. vary claan SIL4M 32341 M /I3 1-3713 155— Condofninlwm s O O p /S o le Or rat la.a yiawi 1 bdrm I bath, uratnad patM. pool and navtilva room abi Marthiaaa O r. S a n lo rd U lt N M T CARDINAL O A R E I COVE C o n l.m p o r.ry 1 bdrm . 1 bath, te rta n td pool with lountotm. matMf unto hat tilting roam/otllt*. pKkolad wood cob,call in tot In kltch on Llgftll Brightl A Oponl Lako Mary Sthgalt M0«, W0 DoOo Callaway avat m low Rap* - H I M 1/1 IplH . ’l l FNorwood Sand Point II.MO down tor avallllad buyar Undar SIM par manrh In cludodi ml| and Ml rant 4173221155 LAKES1M CONOO R EA LTY T E L fA IH Ropo t a a l apM. n Tidwali I I . 1 H down tar qvalltlad bwyar Undar IMS par mantft mciudacmlf and M« rant N o o p p o k itm a n l SUPER N IC Itt 1 bodroom. I lull both. doobtowMa Calho dr aI (aiiintc. hardbaard ud mq thlofM raot. ikirtinq Nknt Saa Ta ApprtcM M SIl.m Call Cal Net cat TO M N or M I m M Ila tW rC p m nacttaaryMidie i M l BN1 VILLAS OF C A t S I L B IR R T 1 bdrm . I bath * dan acratn 1 bdrm. mobdo komo cMan. o.cotlont condition, carport Shady lot m qulat ratiraa park No poll Ovarusa.m Call IM m i 157— M o b il* M o m *s / S a l* M X II R IL M O N T 1 go a d c o n d itio n P a r t ly turmiftod...................... D J N Call lea s m or M l CTO -M P L E IT W O O O I porch aaaiaaaaru; a>n CARRIAGECOVE SUPER NtCRII 1 bodroom. I full btftia duubtowid* Cbffw dr*l (tilings, hardboArd tld Ing, shingi# root, skirting Most Sm T m A**r#« totoll 14*1 CotiCottocf *07 f l) to<0 or 407 1*4 M27 ottor **m COXY f bdrm . Lokt Koftoyn Estotos Borgoin. mok#otter! c»ii*** m i LAR O K t BK D R O O M Ia ctlltn f condition, nictly furnisDod. cor nor lol of Pork AvO Mo6«l« Pork 172 7*4! 1 bdrm 1 both In Gonava Pay oil morMago lap lisa 159-Rm I Etfat* Wpisftd LARD Wan lad immadlaMty 10 M acrat. tuilabla Mr ravdantlal davalopamant Wrlla Tarry Clartan. Ravla I# Bo. lit. Laka City. Fl ISOS! ar call <04 1» mOt BraOari protoctad Lot Owners - /]||s No SS Down r . SPACIOUS 3BR 2B 1585 sq.ft. _£rolila»kjdaa}JJ«attJP^ M f— Comnwrcial P ro p t r fy / S ilt RnMaatial i M C w n t t l i t REAL ESTATI CUSS QUAOMfLEI S TAR TS A M I L t BOB BA LL JR SCHOOL OF R EAL E S TA TE ___________ t t M I t l ___________ N«w root Aluminum siding. 14) 000 By owrwvP* M U T R I P L E X ~ Good incom*. growth patenti#» Eic cond SALE OR LEASE OPTION E if T A t o l t f l . f t t o P ? ) U 4 D ELTO N A 3 b d rm split Ibafh 1,112 sq ft to aero 144,100 Atsiifnablo Non Qualifying Laan Calf 111 2411 4 r* iidt'H ll«l MMiVi# Incomu 1)7 000. M p trtm 11.400 P rk t. It ).000 AisumAbl* finAncing 4t*X 2229H2. STUMP Over 20 Years Experience 2 6 0 3 P a rk D r iv e • S a n fo r d , F L 3 2 7 7 3 (407) 323-2323 Why Pay A Full Commission...? We can do it for $2,950 payable at closing! (lee may vary on economy homes, luxury homes and income property) SANFORD'S AFFORDABLE HOMEBUILDER Our Plan or Yours - Your Land or Ours "Visit Our Display Center Today!" THE TIMBERLINE THE ROSEWOOD WHAT W E DO FOR $2,950 W H AT YOU DO 1 You sliow your p rope ity Or. we will straw your properly lor a small additional tee. YOU CO U LD SAVE *5 ,7 9 3 b/ telling your homo n th Molp U Sell in laru ol a broker who charges a 7% ol taJw price commission (savings based on a home selling Mr 1 124 900) Note Flual Estate commission rales are not set by law FHR/W ra MONET FN* Hom .1, J/J. good Me* twn. M « down. M* montNf RnaM homo* o I m ovoilMM AA Corwot. Me. 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Reel CiM M I r N H twrw Pykad no.000 tmdav 103— Houits Untumtthed/ Went p| BRAND NEW O F F ICC BLDMO m m n m i m o m it O C l IO N I NO I NMva mi leaflet llie/ma _________CrNW IW BB________ 1M U L L R E N TA L O ff IC It I w f OC l Vary f H H H M I m u . can newt a i u n 141— Homes for Sale 1 We guarantee in willing to advertise your property every week 2. We use our exclusive marketing system lo gel you buyers 3 We send an ad on your property to potential buyers (now looking (or property) 4 We help your buyer obtain linancing (many limes there are 7 or 8 methods) 5 We lend you tor sale and open house signs 6 We help you with escrow/setllement 7 We go through your closing costs and leave you with an estimate ol your net proceeds 6 We discuss the "bad" and "good" in all oilers and Iry to save you money wherever possible 9 We help you avoid problems and assist you should any come up 10 We lollow through unhi closing CALL 323-2323 For Complete List Pinecresl •Prs-Forsclosurs. Lovely 3 Bdrm., Must Sell!, Assume, No Quality, $56,900 2625 French Ave. Pinecresl •Big Family 3 Bdrm Immaculate, Fenced, $63,200 115W. Jlnklns Rjmbiewocd •low Down, No Quality, 3 Bedim., Family Hoorn, Fenced. $75,900 3<MHidden Lake Sanlord •House 6 Duplex. 3 Rental ' Units, Good Positive Cash Flow, $79,900 311 Holly Groveview - No Qualify, 912%. 3 Bedrm $77,900 112Groveholiow Hidden Lake-Spacious 4 Bedrm. 2 Car. Big Corner Lot, $66,900 308 Laurel Lake Sylvan Area •No Quality, 1 4 Acre, 3 Bedrm, Great Room. $67,900 7380 Lake Sanlord •Lovely 3 Bdrm, Formal Dining, Only $55,000 706 Laurel Sunund - Great 3 Bdrm. Starter, Large Porch 6 Yard, $4 7900 'y________ t H Aaalea________ Stnlord - Spacious IBorm, 1 4 Trggd Acre, Big Workshop Separalg Living. Dming 1 Family Rooms Drtil Area1 167.000 621 Santa Hidden Lake Villas •Spacious 2 Bdrm, 2 Car, Comer Lol, $57,000 200 Cleartake Industrial Zoning - Large 3 B d rm jl' Bath, Huge Porch, Big Lot, Live and Work Here! Owner Finance, $54,900 2525 Willow $40,000 $48,800 (Lot Not Included) (Lot Not Included) Our Least Expensive Model! This charming 3 bedroom I bath home can be built "Just For You!" Can you imag­ ine a monthly payment less than what you're paying (or rent?! Our Most Popular Model! You'll love this spacious 3 bedroom 2 bath home with a country porch & single garage. Perfect tor our "Just Married" or "Just Retired" customers! C A L L U S TODAY!! C A L L FOR DETAILS!! STENSTROM - STUMP HAS A PLAN FOR YOU - BE IT SMALL, MEDIUM OR LARGE!! CRC022328 equal o p p o r t u n it y HOUSING 2559 PARK DR. SAN FO R D, FL 32773 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 25. 1990 — 11B IS t— R M l I t t a t * /r ★ MIDTOSIUw CA LL V II I FOB IM M t D t A T I ACT MM F w tm lanad n n m r da l le t up a« O U P L IX . L a a te 'P u rch a ia ee tiibia Handyman laadall M il Park Prlre , *33 'an 211— H ir ie s A P P B L O o B ^ a r v T J e J r T e ld ! P A B T quarter and N pi l ia ii mart, SIM aach or boat attar ^ ^ a iim _ W a lt a O P A ^ _ KM CUTOUM M I I C L U O I D Bw K kma '7a*?iwn I A i m w/Mobiit. lathe, trail to y m ta IsM b u t* 333 3*13 i *3— Television / R adio / Stereo 3 1 1 - A n tiq u e */ C ollectibles _ STOW Itt M O M u i OOOO USED T V S US A up M iller'i TV. MITOrlanda Dr Santard......................... 327*13, t i l l color NaaO repair All lortadCaiinoat let u n •ALL AKO CLAW FOOT labia ISO. Queen Ann choir. MOO Mahogany desk with gloss top. 1120 IfoOs Stylo sofo. pro ftstionolly roupholstoftd. II SO P i if wing boneIt choirs, MOO/ 1 Dune on Phyto lob lot. MO A MS. Double pedestal Dune on Phyfo mahogany to bio ond s tyro bock choirs, refinithed ond reugheisfered it.ioo Coll j ?I Tfii A r a n la I I Jahn't l i n r Cary* traad lal R'Qht» Is canal A r l.t r ) IM O M CALL BART NEAL ESTATE NEALTOW i n raw 115— C o m p u ter* 111— A y y lia nets I I * — O ffic e Suppl I es / E q u ip m e n t / F u r n lt u r * Oa< 313— A uction* 1*1— B uilding M a te ria ls I er m t. h h ______ __________m i m A l l C O N D IT IO N * * Wtttinghevia. iika i w IIK a m . iia »o in M m n ir ia a A N TIQ UE aimnf room labia. 4 chain and >*.f |M Call altar IPM . atk lor Julia __________ UP M 3 B A S T CBIB canoarti la yeuin bad and adult bad Nan in baa Only Hat Call 133 431; • P lf lE IA ll Wa bay/WII ParMtara A Cal ledWee, Imladlat latatoi MM 1 SaaNrd A ra , 3M raw a DC IK . ralmithad weed. data Ilia t aaan . 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Senford PROM D R C lt Buck A white floor length Sue II 12 MS obo Also, queen eater bed Call P I NM or 2J0 4ftl • SEWING MACHINE, Old New Home, in good wood cabinet Some materiel AM 121130 • SLIDING OLASS DOORS Fits 1X4 opening ISO offer Call 231 Sf 12________ • W R L W -P U M P M HP Mueller f mgriait Jft Pump US 220 Volt with 120 gal gelvamied storage tank |100 for both Call ISO 21TV or see at MV Cataflnda Dr , Sanford •> S H E L F M IC R O W A V E O V E N C A R T I2S 322 M31 after 4 pm' 2T Enteria* Cater TV - • mos old Asking IMS Fisher VCR. good condition. IMS or 1200 firm lor both 123 liOlanytime 150 te $100,000 ( U S f O M H UH D IN G D f S IG N H U It O f r*»t* l %Un\dte* . (407) 366-8135 2 3 1 -C HWT. 14 W. D IL I NO OffN 7 DATS (407) M 7-4004 <«04)7lM401 VtNTtOfi THIS AO AND GET SI JO OF* A IR T R A N S P O R T A T IO N S E R V IC E C O . 1-BOO- BU-SS23 407B57 959VM 2-9 I a d v e r tis e m e n t ... J O H N 'S A U T O M O T IV E RESERVE A SPACE HEREl C o m p le t e A u to m o tiv e R e p a ir For Mott irtfo, on out special rates coll oar CLustDuplay Dept 322-2611 G M D ie s e l R e p a ir 301 E . 2 8 th P lac e • S an ford J a la Mlcbluwif, Jr* AO T u n o.M. T t ik a U lu P ro -T e c h C a rp e t C l e a n i n g j S O F A 24 H R 2 C H A IR S EM ERGENCY NUM BER (4 0 7 ) i c o u p o n ] _ couppN J ■ WHOLE HOUSE SPECIAL DRY FOAM $70 $30/Sf. STEAM CLEANEO DEODORIZED IN C L U 0 E S FIBER GROOM ING. DU­ P O N T TE F L O N wnH D U P O N T TE F L O tl Me Usnty Down except fix, tag. title- etc I S O L D S D E L T A BROUGHAM 4 Or, auto, air electric windows and seats. Her to cassette f lt t IS mo - C e »M r Payne. 1212121 GOVE IN M IN T S E U E D Vehicles from 1100 Fords Mercedes Corvettes Chevys | S u r p lu s B u y e r s G u id e I IQS 447 4000 Eat S 1172 PH ILIPPIN E CONNECTION i t t f i i -r ( t <»/< s s n i i n d ( f i -(1711711; , N -n « r -s / V r t n liih t t * r ^ E O O O R IZ E R . ■ SUNBELT AUTO BROKERS 'IS 22 Ft EMcehent conddfon Updated 414.0— Call 444 4141or 447 74M 2470 R Hwy. 427 LONGWOOD RV LO TS 4l4|/mo Includes water garbage sewage. Park A*enu« Mobile Park 322 2441 TAKE UP PATMIRTS a n te ) lea. lee. line. • « •3 P O N TIA C F IN IB IN O AuM. air. ttorM caiHtf* Only TIM al'me Cell Mr Payne. 113 3133 3 J0UUERS, RETAILERS, FLEA MARKET BUY DIRECT FROM HUNDREDS OF MANUFACTURERS ALL BELOW WHOLESALE O ttjih l i f t • M rilt SFtSEY P 0 SOI SAIS05 O tU iW . 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F o r d E n g i n e w 4transm ission starter, alternator A drive shaft all 45S0 obo 330 3101 M D 0 M I C A R AV AN M lf— I ...... 14)4771--------- WhiMl yo u buy Avis yOll ijrt p m U i flu TVyo u > in ' 11«11 o , fhi M'lii.nmJe of Ihe unexpired illJO uK iclurer j w jrru n ty covt'i jl i ** dl no jd ttitH ■m. i ' - - « » O n tint it i .irs you gel coverage for 50 OOO bO OOO or 000 lol.il vr*hitl»» '• » *»»•l»*s Amt i uiTTjir phensive service plens cite also avdiljbi»* A»fc Ni» d**ljils 235— T r u c k * / / V a n * ____ CHEVY 5 10'17 fOKOAEKO STAIVAN Sonterd, Florida w a m o n to w m o A x MJ7J4I .............. Air, •m/lm m i h II*. wnrool n*w ferakft and la h auit u 000 miiei 11.XB « . batl olfar Call 373 a lt. X L T 47 Loaded* Like New I >4.400 44AI4t> ** FORD VAN. custom interior, low miles 41* 500 133 0120 weekends 322 3004- leave mug. M 0 E. la l St. M 03 m $4999 ron $4999 $5699 W M IS M lOtTRA $6199 " S E S E $6399 $7999 mm rm $8899 $10,899 $9999 f t TOYOTA CAMRT DX $9999 *9 Sinea I ha corpofala amployaal ol A . U Inc bevgni tha com­ pany. wa re got a biggar intaraal man avar in plaaamg you Thai a why wa ollar graal buy* on a l Iha lata modal, wall aqutppod uaad car* wa tall Coma enack lhata and mora VI. good car 4300 firm Cell 330 i t n _________ Ftck/up Red.. * c y l, I speed air M.S00 hotter 440-4110 S E R V IC E B t e . 'w i X o m L rd 3 2 1 - 1 9 1 2 74 MUSTAMII B u m C H E C K TA X _______ /WTICXFATlOlt LOAN4 A c c o v m w o a t a x p k ip a x a t k v ; rVSANCtAL fU U C «D « • WVJK JVCt •icapt tea. tag. titia, etc I I PONTIAC L IM A N S 2 Dr. auto. a ir. tta re e, power steering, low miles! Only 1117 II mo Call Mr P a y n a .m im I f 71 T H U N D I R B I R D Automatic, power windows. Sunroef ILTfS Sammol# Ford 122 1*01 I f 7* O L D S C U T L A S S S U P R IM K Auto, •>r, power ste erin g, power b ro k e t. A/C-. ....... Illf J Seminote F o r d ............ . 121 loll IfW C H R V S L IR L I BARON Auto, power steering, power brakes A C (t O T liiA l tLOfl Seminole Ford________ 322 1411 I f il M O N T I CARLO Limited Eltfien, with V4 and new auto transmission with shift kit. Perfect mechanical shape Needs minor body work 11100 obo Must see to appreciate _________Call li t f i f l________ I f 44 B U I C K C 1 N T U R Y U M IT B D A.'C, auto, power if wring, brakes and1windows, tilt, cruise (tT 1423AI 42.If ! Seminote Ford . . . . 321 1*11 1f44 CO LT VISTA WAGON Fully loaded, tinted windows. 47.0M miles. 44.HO or best otter Must w ill m f it 7 It no answer leave message _ l T MUM TAKE UP PATMEXT5 Ne Meeer Deen 1 LI*™* 331-3837 ______ | M W y .J 43X | U r no 5 5 7 5 s!" H w «* .. a « y. Cun CAR i AVIS SALES 1 12-5 17-92, C a s so Ib e try vZkdW a/*« D y W d A / lY y YOUR INSURANCE AGENT As Close To You As Your Telephone COMPLETE AUTO COVERAGE HSU IRSMIKI MlMCY C A S H R E G ISTER A U T O IN S U R A N C E O F S A N F O R D *«* MTNPI A U T O • H O M E • BUSINESS 1919 S French A ,a . Sanlo«d (407) 321-2274 (407) 668-6514 • 574-0870 WE TAKE TRADES EKEOniVf MOTOR HOME . nept tea. tee. htw. ale M NISSAN FU1SAN Sun roof efr. tffrM ceueh* Only |l|f *>fme Cell M r Fayne, H I 3131 8 6 0 -0 1 6 2 R iv e r s id e E x e c u t i v e O M ic e $30 TAKE UP PATMEHT5 • PUBLIC AUTO A U CTIO N# EV E R Y WEDNESDAY I MPM O AY TONA AUTO AUCT ION Hwy ft. Oeytewa Beach H* ISS43II O p e n M o n S o l- 8 a m to 5 p m p (C C E s t i m a t e s Or except tax. tag. title, etc I* PONTIAC ORAND AM Auto, air,stereo. 14 valve engine, power windows, cruise , control, On ly gift TV mo Call M r Payne. 121 2123 B U ICK R E G A L At, good condition, low mileage tl.100 C A D IL L A C S E V IL L E 2V. fully loaded, beautiful! S3 W0 Calf 221 If 14_________ CADILLAC SEVILLE >1. nee tires, grey, all extras, 4J.OOO miles S3.100............. I l f If II FAIRW AY MOTORS Home of SIH Down A Ride JaOOUS 17 f2 longwood 321 WOO F O K O L TO ’77 ' Loaded, runs good, new tires t LOOP C e ll» 1117alter 4pm c a n ge t f r o m y o u r On Tho Lot Financing PAYMENTS £ o n AS LOW AS O O U E A . 2*1—RocrtatiOMl VtMclot/ Campws TAKE UP PKTMERU N* Meaey D m a ts FORD T BIRO 7 1 air, p'S. p b, 4m/fm. runt great 1 iooks bad MOO or best otter ..................CHI 477 4442 (4 0 7 )3 2 4 -0 2 0 8 I f y o u w a n t th e m o s t y o u * ___________________________ MOVING, m m t Milt Honda 7M 4400 or beef offer 372 231# otter *, leave message_______ 1144 H O N D A 144 Ik adew Excellent condition litre s 412— aba 407 444 4434 / A f f jM jjriM A T T E N T IO N THE BOAT SHOW PAYMENTS TAKE UP P H M E R TS T o w n C a r R e s id e n lia l S e rv ic e To a n d F ro m Airport. C le a n . W e ll D re s s e d D rivers. B U D G E T P R I C E S !!! $6888 f t HOMO* CIVIC *1 k » M w v o o l. Mime lyklvm. ImNd ■ m e e x . raw nr*,, mwiy ■ Irak 13*0 4 l« k « s . t r fymntt Cell n i-IM t. l u v . n -M I f f f ___________________ PIMO FOR M i l Wanttd Rttpontibi* party to t i l l on rmoll monthly pay monlt on p(ono loo locally Can Mana«tr al t i t t i a i M anynmo____________________ U M I 0 H T PIANO pood condi ton Pick it up Caii 330 n n 12 distributor• needed Part A lull time. Mo aip. necessary Robert O'Neil 134 2210 f ■ 14' chain link enclosure w lop and doors Ideal for dog run Best otter t il f ill. 17 2 3 1 -C a r s M0VIR6 MUST SILL Mo Money Down B R A N D N E W O n ty 7 U t il 1S 0 S TA R U N E B O W R ID E R Nworedby 1 » t a Your Credit Is Good With Us! '47 Red. adult owned, garaged. 20.M4 miles. 14 mm D e l O r t t t Os c a m 1 pee wheall, valued at 41.000 4*, foo Can bo teen at: Personal Cycle Service In Daytona, after March If O r Call Bob 424 041S days 7 » 4112evenings 31*— W anted to Buy cart, Iruckt. a nhool dr Ira Any candltian C o lim tn o SUNBELT AUTO BRO KERS aiWIlfctt BUY_____ S(U_____ TMOf ______ A c c e s s o r i e s 2 * 3 - Junk C ars JUNK CAB* B I M O V IO N O C M AN O I ___________m w n ___________ MTae Dam rS* Paid tor (vnk TRAVEL T1AI LEI 1TH W H I I L I I n. 1*M<r/Mh •haal. naw carpal- eaad can dhun M.Md.......Call 133 Ha* 23*— A t o t o r c y c lt s NM UH MJIT COATS D w i and bock* from ISO Odd up Alto milk end brown eggt Con H I I— Pro H rty / S *b mJiro GaraeakaeT lacahant tanditlan Kaady (a ( a l l *14 MB Call 44* IM3 OOCAT1 PASO 75# u n o ip rtJ M C U ~ 1*3— W ife rfro n t W x w to M W t P A T TO N M t lor orackad can/trvckil N B ( I L L ever anlaad uaad pdrH AA A U TO IA L V A O I a* DaBary. K I B B CHICKS ■ Fancy and cammon braadt Duck«. quaili. lurkay. Ataaaa Call M l MM________ • BO ATS fullac'Nubian crott ■miaa iafaach Can H aaias Reconditioned • Guar infeed i m tM r m M Pt Clatt A. Chevy ChaaaJi 1 1 Onan panaraMr. tall can 23S— V t W c t o s M 3 — Livestock a n d SOFA and chair, tM ; tlatt lap •aw*, watt * s m . Hatpoint rtlrlparalar, IMP. rrathar. US Allpaadcand H I MW attar t • TIB E I - Sat at l 11" itaal batted radial Gaad traad I t ! Call * MUST S U L * WAN 1 1 0 ___________m a ts * ______ d A K C B IB IE T E B E D Cacbtr Soanlal. lamaia Eutt. I* manihtatd UM CaM SM M M Bay/TaB/TrM Wf-dM. • NEBULAR tlm touch Floral print Goad candltian. US or batl altar Can H i MU ___ i l l — Cx x x try N u rtii / to la InrarchaneaanlMT SIM.................... Callantllma ___________M TH W ___________ LAN B y * M ART. H I Tankard A w New/U»ed turn 4 atfl ( H i K N L D IN N II* TK A ILCN . 3* ft, aicallanr cendlhan, llaraa. 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FL 327*4 But 323-3000. *24 2024 T U C K E R & B R A N H A M , IN C . 211 W t » l S I . Sanlord. F L 32771 (407) 322-4451 " H r n u i i l C r n i u l f lu r u L t " S u n c- l ‘ >2r> P Q Y HOME Insurance Services Inc. Hwy 17 92 4 Lake Mary t l.d Al Cumba>land Farm Stera 3A0* S OHando Dr San lord. FL 12271 MARINE 40 7 330 3400 Fei 407 123 4044 I n iu r a n c e W it h A e e u re n c e AUTO I HOMEOWNERS FOR THE PREFERRED RISK MOBILE HOME - WORKMAN S COMP BUD BAKER AGENCY O W N E R / M C .K 312 W 1st S i . Fuel Fadaial Bui'd-ng Sanford FL 11771 « 7 322 OM1 | �t H — Sanford Haraid. Sanford, Florid* — Sunday, March 23, 1980 90 TROOPER 90 TROOPER 90 TROOPER LS___ _ ■44I t t t t v *-'• ■ TTW i- *! W 1 «»T»» ***'|^, - IssS rrm * ; § ini* •| M I S l.n t •«•*!•" .,,.1 1 * 1 -iiw t i 'if* * \ l ,t l ,1 k ‘ ****- CZ . 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Project needs volunteers The 'Project Graduation* committer of Sem i­ nole High School has bern inerting regularly to plan for the frstlvlty. The next meeting is scheduled March 20. at 7:30 p m . In the school m rdia center. Volunteers arc needed for this project. For Information, call Carina Norman. 322-4352 or Gall Stewart. 323-6690. INSTRUCTION Library opens federal room Th e Seminole County Central llranch Library. 215 N. Oxford Hoad, will hold an opening ceremony for the Federal Documents Kooin. Monday. March 26. at 11:30a.m. Congressman Mill McCollum will open the ceremony. T h e public Is Invited. 'Storytime at the Zoo’ offered SA N FO R D — The Central Florida Zoological Park will hold "Storyllm c at the Zoo" every Wednesday through April 2 5 at 10a.m. T h is educational program Is for children ages 3 to 5. Children will have th r opportunity to listen to stories and sing songs about different animals each week. Dr. Zooforus and volunteers will conduct the program. Th e following programs are planned: • April 4 — Funny llunntrs • April 11 — Elephants are Four Tons of Fun • April IH - Alligator Antics • April 25 — Anim al Magic How to break into films S A N F O R D — " H o w to llrra k Into the Legitimate T V ft Film Industry" is the title of a frre. educational seminar to lie presented by the Central Florida Chapter ol the Florida Motion Picture ft Television Association. T h e presentation will tx- held from I I a m. to 12 30 p in.. March 27. at the Seminole C o m m u ­ nity College Fine Arts Theatre. All persons Interested In gelling Involved In the motion plcture/cnlrrtalnmenl field Invited to attend. For delealls. call the F M P TA at 236-9135. 50 years in ministry Pastor gently lives up to his name, ‘King’ •» DORIS DIETRICH Herald columnist S A N FO R D — When Leo F. King made up his mind to become a preacher, there was no stopping the Kansas farm boy. For thr next 50 years. King trium phantly preached his way from one church to another, always exceeding the accomplishments of his former pastorate. Sunday. March IH marked King's SOth anni­ versary as a Methodist minister with IS of those years spent In Sanford. He arrived as pastor of the First United Methodist Church In Sanford In 1973 und remained there until his retirement In 1983. D uring his 50 years as u minister. King has married over 700 couples, officiated at more than H00 funerals und received over 3.000 persons Into church membership. One of his grave concerns Is the way some people treat each other which he does not uncerstand. "W h y ? " he asks. Ills greatest Joy as a minister Is "lighting people's faces." Complacent and good-natured. King soon got the Sanford congregation Involved. In his own 'I'Hcl and friendly wuy. by gently delegating members to perform various church-related tasks. According to O rvtllr Touchton. a church member for 45 years and a Sunday School teacher there for 42 years. King Is "a wonderful puslor." Touchton continued. "W h e n he (King) came, wc needed him badly. We had not had a good puslor In several years. H r brought our church back together and removed the coldness. He's been a blessing and has been a good friend beyond the ch urch." In speaking of the warmness and friendliness ol the Kings. Touchton suld."Lco and Hu bye (his wife) knew all the church members ami their children by name In u month or two. Rubye has made him a great pastor's wife." It was not until retirement that the Kings owned their llrst dream home which they built In Sanford Th e y drived Into com m unity activities and Mrs. King later became u counselor lor Mary Kay Cosmetics. King helped his wife the first two 1"See K in g , 2C x Noth The Rev. Leo F. King celebrated 50 yeere In the ministry on March 18. Iguanas require special care to live in captivity CHARITY Walk for healtheir babies ; WalkAmerlca. celebrating Its 20lh unnlvcrsary this year, has scheduled the annual Walk-alimn ou Saturday. April 28. Proceeds from this event fund March of Dimes research und education programs designed to reduce Infant mortality und low birth weight. Over 200 corporations have pledged their support In the event with walkers participating In Sanford. Orlando. Kissimmee und West Orange County. T o sign up lor WalkAmerlca. cull the March ol Dimes. 649-0790. SyTe— yW— i« Iguanas are excellent climbers. Herald Pt»e»e by Temmy Vincent Reptile Day ut the Central Florida Zoological Park was u big success with many people coming to the Zoo for up-close encounters und larluul Inforniallon about our scaly friends. While the main emphasis of the day was snakes, another 'star' which you may have encountered was the green Iguana. Green Iguanas are inhabitants of the tropical ruin forests of Central and South America. T h e ir rangr extends from Vera Cruz. Mexico to southern Urazll and Paraguay. They arc also found naturally on some Caribbean Islands. These tree dwellIng lizards are among the largest lizards found In this part of the world. Full grown adults may be over five feet In length. 1wo-thlrds of which Is tall length, I See Iguanas, Page 2C ‘Orphans’ climb curtains, eat peanut butter Woman best friend to homeless squirrels ■ y L A C Y D O M IN Herald stall writer L A K E M ARY — Orphans Ken Tyndall. Todd Ulrich. Danny Treanor. Marla Wccch and Hob Opsahl fell out o( a tree during a storm. Now they arc clim bing curtains and eating peanut butler In the Lake Mary house they share with Farley. Lucky. Idglt and Harriett Ml.xun. who says she nanird some of her charges alter tier favorite television anchorpcrsons. Her charges arc liaby squirrels. Harnett M uon has raised 31 baby squirrels since August She nurses them back to health betore returning them to the wild The squirrels are so tame they crawl all over her G randm otherly Mixon doles on tier eight housrgursts. squirrels she has rescued and Is nursing bark lo health before she releases them bark lo tin- wild "I've raised 31 ol 'em since A ugust." she said "I turn th a n loose, hut they always come b.i< k lo see m e ." A ninth squirrel. A ndy, plays outside .tint wanders In lo nap In Ih r crystal U r tniekei Mixon keeps high on a dining room shell Mixon nursed Andy through Ills Iraumalic babyhood when Ills mother pushed him out of the nest because hr Is deformed "A n d y 's left side and liack leg were p.ir.dv/i d Mixon said Aiuly developed a tumor lliai has since tu rn treated "H e lias a little limp, and can't sll up real well Other than that, h r's a fine hoy." Mixon said Mixon Ix-gun her rescue missions when a six year old neighbor. Cheryl Robbins, pit k id up a baby squirrel tli.it had lallcu I rum a m -c und almost been run over "C h e ryl came running over lo m y house, calling M rs Mixon t an vou save u please:'" Mixon said. Mixon Improvised the nest environment with healing pads and baby doll bottles to feed the squirrel. She perfected her baby formula of egg vulk anil prrun meal, with renrral and vllumlnx added. Now. she said, area veterinarians and Ann Young, from the Audubon Society, often send people who find premature baby squirrels lo her l.niigwuod resident Stacey Johnson found two-week old Lucky /ttarvlng under a rock. The veterinarian she asked advice from told her lo call Mixon. "L u cky was pretty far gone when I got him. He could barely keep milk dow n." Mlxop said Today, at live weeks. Lucky will careen olf the back of a chair and llrinly attach himself lo Mixon's blouse. Clinging like a child, he will stare al Mixon wllli velvet v brown, unblinking eves "lie doesn't want to fall." Mixon said. "H e responds to me now like a grandm a." she said Mixon recently received a letter from Stacey who thanked her for saving Lucky's life. "I told everybody how you saved Lucky. They couldn't hrltcve It. Hope lo sec you and Lucky real soon.” Stacey wrote. '“Thill makes It worth It." Mixon said, with tears welling In her ryes Mixon, who two years ago sold llic prn|x-rty her house was on lo the city lo make way lor the new city ball, was worried that the squirrels she used lu Iced would lx- run over trying to lullow her the 5<Xl Iccl at rosslh r street to her new home " W r |usi picked up m y house and moved it here." she said, as she walked nut her back door, gesturing toward Ih r many trees and squirrel leedrrs she maintains The tenters are altuchrd to lIn- trees about live lerl oil thr griniiiil "T h a t's v i the eats don't gel See S q u irre ls , Page 2C »*•*•Sr h h s « te m a , That’s no fish tale Lacy Kelcnam. 11. of Sanford, reeled in the second largest bass in the Santord d o n s Club's 15tn Annual Fishing Tournament for the visually impaired Story Page 3C ALL THE PEOPLE NEWS IN YOUR AREA, SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD ______________________________________ - - - - « :___________________________________________________________________ _ J.A&C • �SC - Sanlord Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. March 25, 1990 Opera star turns 80 with a song still in his heart Richard liollclaw observed his KOlh binhday Sunday. March IH. with a solid In his heart. And that's natural. Th e celebrated opera star still s in g s since his retirement from the New York City Opera Company In 1977 and had sung a solo that m orn­ ing at the 11 a m. services at the First Baptist Church. " I still sing for the Lord every S u n d a y . " R ic h a r d s a id . Explaining that the Lord gave him his rich bass-baritone voice. Richard said that he sings for Ihe Lord whenever he can. Richard knew all his life he wanted lo sing opera. Bom at Wlllisiun. March 16. 1910. the fam ily m oved to Kissim m ee when he wa about 6 years old., followed by a move to Orlando. When he wa 12. his father died and his grandfather moved the family to Sanford. W hen he ws 17. with that song In his heart and >6 In his pocket. Richard htthchiked to Atlanta lo study voice. "I had always loved opera and made up m y m ind I was going to do It." he said. Me worked and studied and finally was awarded a scholar­ ship to Louisiana State Universi­ ty. At L S U . he learned 12 operas In which he peformed at the campus theatre and later In New Orleans. Not only did Richard team one singing role In each opera, but he enjoyed the flexi­ bility of singing other roles. From L S U . Richard went to New York where he worked at Mary's nights so he could audi­ tion during the daytim e. He finally landed a role w ith the San Carlo Opera Com pany In 1939 and remained with this touring company, crisscrossing the na­ tion. for about four years. "B y the time l was 36. 1 was singing professionally." he said. Perhaps the only regret of Richard's auspicious career at this point. He said the opera company was made up mostly of Italians and they really botched up the pronunciation of his Germ an name. Holtzclaw. He decided then and there lo use Richard Wentworth for hts stage name. Wentworth came from thr star of a serial movie at the time. But other than using his own * name, Richard said he would * make* no* tftfler rhanges in hts carer (,i lit-Joined the A rm y In 1942 for three years followed by doing Broadway shows lllght operas! In sum m er theatre for the next few years In 1955. Richard Joined ihe New York City Opera Com ­ pany where he remained until hts retirement In 1977. Ills last (K-rformuncc with the N YCO C was the king In Die Afr/s/rrsInner. In 1978. his last proIcsslonul appearance was In Ihe Gilbert and Sullivan series. Richard said his favorite role was that of Sir John Falstaff In Mo/art's FahtalT. He also en­ joyed |>crformlng In Showboat, which rust him In a straight acting role. He traveled the major cities with the N YOC appearing In New York. Houston. San Francisco and Chicago and delighted au- thurcne Cook. Mary Anne Jones and Lera Wilson. SANFORD DORIS DIETRICH dlences across the country with his unlimited talent and operatic rotes he sang In four languages. His wife Caroline traveled with him for about eight years. T o d a y , R ich a rd 's everyday character Is as polished and charm ing as his stage presence. He remembers playtng the Jailer opposite Beverly Sills In her first operatic role as Rosa Linda In J o h a n n S t r a u s s ' D ie F le d e rm a u a . H e sa id th e y performed In this opera "4 3 or 50 times." He added. "O h. she's the sweetest thing. There's no one sweeter In the world. She has one of the most gorgeous voices I ever heard." F o llo w in g R ich a rd 's retire­ ment from a world of glitter, glamor and grandeur, he and Caroline opened up MlLady's Fabric Shoppe In Sanford. T o ­ day. they are very active In the First Baptist Church where both sing In the choir and participate In other church activities. T h e y spend the summers at their sum m er home In Glendale S p rin g s . N .C . where several couples from the church alto make their sum m er home. He said they had a wonderful lime In North Carolina picnicking, golfing and fishing. Caroline also manages to can a lot of fresh fruits during each season. And Richard always takes his hym nal so he can sing praises of Ihe Lord (o his friends. Richard was thrilled with his b lrlh d a y ce le b ra tio n In the church fellowship from 2 lo 4 p.m . "It was wonderful." he said. There were over 150 there and 1 received 67 cards. The people were Just lovely." T w o tables, one decorated In peach and the other In green, were place at an angle. One held u crystal punch bowl with green fruit punch and a tiered birthday cake em bo sse d w ith gre e n (rusting. T h e other table featured a variety of party fare. Floral arrangements were placed at vantage points around thr area. As guests arrived, they signed a large “ Happy 80th Birthday" b a n n e r. P re s id in g over the signing was Fannie Harris of DeLund. Caroline's sister. Arriving from out-oflown lo attend their father's birthday celebration were Jeanette G rant. L l l b u r n . G a .i a n d G w w e n Waltman. Salsuma. Ala. Adding to the perfect after­ noon was the arrival of Bertha Brown, a special friend of the Hollzclaws. Bertha. 101. walked In on her own to congratulate her favorite opera star. *’ Assisting Caroline with pre­ paring the food and serving it were: A n n u J a r d ln c . M yrn a Bethany. Robin Parker. Linda Schneader. Frances Mitchell. A r- Club bM t In district T h e Ju n io r Woman's C lu b of Sanford Inc. hosted Ihe Florida Federation of Women's Clubs' District VII Ju n io r Night T h u rday at the clubhouse. All clubs In District VII were In competi­ tion for awards and recognition. According to Lisa Robertson, president. "It was a great nigh t." Outstanding club In the district went to the Sanford Juniors. Clndl Goembel. president at the time, can take a bow for this honor. Also, the club's Kathy KrasnofT was the recipient of the out­ standing clubwoman In Ihe dis­ trict. Congrats. Kathy. More Information on this event will be published next week. At a celebration given in his honor at Tuskawllla United Melhodisl Church, the Rev Leo F. King receives a family trophy from his wife. Rubye, Veterans of Foreign W ars 10108 Post and Auxiliary re­ ce n tly ente rta ine d the past com m anders and past presi­ dents at a corned beef and cabbage dinner. Past com m and­ ers attending were Carlos Raines a n d R u s s G e rm a in e . M r r t Benskl. widow of Cm dr. Jack Benskl was also present. Past president* attending were Anne Campbell and Nina Rouse. King---------□Continued from 1C years, explaining. "She helped me Ihrough all ihe years, so It's m y turn lohelp her." Th e Kings also had time for travel anti conducted several lours after his retirement. San­ ford Mayor B rtty r Sm ith trav­ eled lo China with the Kings In 1984. "L e o is our of m y favorite people." the mayor said. "H e 's Club officers so nice. I nevrr saw him upset. At the March meeting of the He's u calm ing person to be Woman's C lu b of Sanford Inc.. around." Ihe following officers and com ­ Born to preach, there was no mittee chairmen were elected: keeping King In Ihe tradlllonal M a rty C o le g ro v e . p re sident: rctlrrm rn l rocker. Ills place was Audrey Roush, first vice presi­ Ihe pulpll. Brlon- be knew II. h r dent: Mary Tlllls, second vice was bark on th r circu it as president: Eve Rogcro. treasurer: m i n i s t e r n f v i s i t a t i o n at Jerl Kirk, corresponding secre­ T u s k a w llla United Methodist tary: Faye slier, chairman of thr Church. Tuskawllla. Th e oppor­ A rts D e p a rtm e n t: S h ir le y t u n i t y k n o c k e d a n d K in g Secord. chairman of Ihe Educa­ grarlously opened the door. tion Department: Justine Lee. On Sunday. March 18. King ch a irm a n of the Hom e Life preached at both m orning serv­ Department: and Irene Brown, ices at the church und was chairman of Ihe Public Affairs presented a plaque front the Department. church pastor, thr Rev. David New members received Into Fuller. T h e text of his sermons the club's membership ai the was. "II I could Preach O nly meeting were: Pamela Flanagtn. O n ce ."Th a i night, the church Fran Morton and Agnes "Pete" honored him at the regularly Ford ham. scheduled Man-h dinner wit ft The club will participate In (be Paul Bubluk serving us the grnl.il ‘‘ M akc_ Sanford Shine" trash master u( ceremonies. bash by helping lo clean up a A " T h is Is Your Life" segment, pari of Oak Avenue. Members narrated by Jo hn Chambliss, are asked lo be at ihe clubhouse featured slides of the baby King ai 8 a.m. on March 31 with old on througli to tlx- present day. clothes on. ready lo clean the bringing many a chuckle from street. Coffee and donuts will be Ihe members und guests. One served. photo showed the cute littleiellow. alumt 7 and attired In overalls, posing on the running board of a Modcl-T Ford with Ills Klwanls Pancaka Day aaf school teacher. Then, there was Th e annual Klwanls Pancake Ihe photograph ot Ihe liundsomc Day. sponsored by the Klwanls young man when he was In Club of Sanford Inc., will be held college and many others of hts at the Sanford Civic Center, from churches. T h e Tuskawllla church also 8 a.m. lo 5:30 p,m.. April 7. The presented King with a milage, a event. I d benefit underprivileged children, will also feature a grub map of the United States de­ bag. door prizes and u Super signating the cities lit which he has pastured with hts photo­ Flea Market all day. Ticket donations are $2 In graph Imprinted on the map. On behalf of the faintly. Mrs. advance or $3 at thr door. For King presented her husband Inform ation, call J im Barks. with a plaque from their son. 321-1224. Richard, hts wife, Lyn n , and (Oorts District!, retired Sanlord their five grundclUldren. Harald People editor. It a Harald In addition to all the fanfare, c o rre sp o n d e n t co ve rin g the munllu envelopes, chock lull of Sanford area. Phone: 322-4525.) m r m c i t l o e s . a r r i v e d f ro m H*nW PtMM»T 0**Wowtrtch their daughter-in-law, Lynn King, and Ihree of Ihelr five grandchildren. King was honored for serving 50 years In the ministry. churches King has pastured It was a highly emotional — but — rewarding experience lor King and hts family. King was bom on March 13. 1918. at French Lick. Ind. When hr was 2. hts faintly moved to a f a r m 12 m i l e s n o r I ti of Greensburg. There were four students In Ills class lit the one-room grammar school and the two boys went on to become ministers At Centervtew High School where he was graduated In 1937. King enjoyed baseball and basketball. He was thr class salulatorlan In tills class of three He laughed, saying. " I was neither thr best nor Ihe worst In the cla w ." Alter studying engineering for two years at K:utsas State C o l­ lege. K in g ’s pastor persuaded him lo transfrr lo Asbury C o l­ lege. a general arts college In Wllmore. Kv. It was here that he felt the call lo the m inistry. King was out of school lor two years during World War II. but graduated from Asbury College and tile A sb u ry Theological Seminary. T h e Rev. K ing b rg a n Ills m inistry In Kansas, serving Ills home rhurt'll nearby lor two years w hile tie w s lo A sb u ry Sem inary. Upon bis graduation fit 19-17, he transferred to the Florida Conference. .lost as Ihe farmer takes a wife to a familiar old tune, so does a minister. King met his future wile. Rubye Fowler of Chlpley. when she was visiting a girl Irleml at Asbury. It was the girl trlend who engineered Ihe match that must have Im-c ii made In heaven. Th e love bog bit King and stung him pretty hard. The young, shy minister couldn't get the brunette bm uty out of his mind. However. It was wartime and travel was limited So the couple exchanged letters In what amounted to a two-year corre­ spondence co u rts h ip d u rin g which lime they saw each other only twice. T h e y were married In the largest format wedding Chlpley ever saw on April 27. 1944. Prior to their wedding. Mrs. King was organist and choir director of the F irs t M e lh o d is l C h u r c h of Chlpley for six years. After Ihelr marriage, thr Kings moved back to the farm In Kansas for six months before returning lo Asbury Seminary In 1945. The ir son Richard T h o m ­ as. was born Aug. 22. 1946 H r und hts wife. Lynn, and family now live al McIntosh where h r Is In Insurance and securlltrs. King's pasloratrs In Florida have Included churches ut Cllru. O c a la . S i. P e I e r s h u r g . J a c k s o n v ille . T a lla h a s s e e . W ln lrr Haven. South Miami and Sanford. Some of the highlights of hts ministry include: Building a large 3-story educational build­ ing al Winter Haven: building th re e new p a rsona ge s and enlarging others: installing three new organs; and installing three new ulr-conditloning systems. While In Tallahassee (or four years. King served as chaplain for Ihe G o v e rn o r's Cabinet, chaplain for the Parole Board, and chaplain I Ihe House o! R e p re s e n ta tiv e s w h e n B ill Chappell was speaker of Ihe House. He has Ire n president ol the ministerial association in lo u r pastorales and had an exchange pastorale with a Ca­ nadian pastor one sum mer Th e Kings have conducted a total of 14 tours lo foreign countries. Their last llute lours were lo China. New Zealand and Australia. Th e irlps w rrr from 17 to 35 days In length King has served as trustee on Ihe Florida United Mryhodisl Children’s Hume Board and was president of Ihe Florida Method 1st Brotherhood for four years He was an evangelism leader in the conference and conducted evangrllsm workshops for the co nference. Ills Sanford curntmuilly activi­ ties Included chaplain of Ihe Sanford Senior Citizens; chap­ lain of Ihe Gulden Age Games: chairman of its- table tennis gam es for Ihe G o ld e n Age G a m e s for seven y e a rs ; a member of the board of Oasis W orkshops: chairm an of the S u n s h in e Com m itte e of the Sanford Klwanls Chit): member of the Bram Towers Advisory Board: a member of Ihe Salva­ tion A rm y floard of Directors und a m em ber of Sem inole Com m unity Concert Association Board of Directors. Iguanas---------Cl Continued From Page IC T h e green Iguana gets Its name from Its beautiful green coloration. T h e green color acls as camouflage, helping II to blend In w ith Ihe surrounding trees and foliage. Iguanas are excrllrnl climbers and spend most of Ihelr time h ig h u p In the ra in forest canopy. T h e y are extremely fast and will usually escape a hungry p re d a to r b y d ro p p in g from higher branches to lower ones. Iguanas have been seen diving from heights of 40 lo 50 feet la either plunge Into water or hit the ground unharmed and con­ tinue running. Iguanas a rr also excellent swimmers. Many limes lo escape a predator, an Iguana will drop Into a Jungle pool or river and swim lo safety. When In thr water, they pull their legs In close to their bodies und use their long (all as both a paddle and a rudder. Their bodies are s t r e a m lin e d so th'ey p a ss Squirrels— H m a M Pfteht by Dartf Otatrltfi R ic h a r d Holtzclaw cuts birthday cake. L C o n tln u d F ro m Page I C 'em ." Mixon explained. Mixon p o lnlrd high In the trees. "S e e all Ihe sq u irre l nests?" she asked "I was so worried about the llltle fellows having to cross Ihe street to get fed. but It turns out they've been here all along Th e y were al ready home when I got here." she said Ill DR. Z00F0RUS through Ihe water with ease. Iguanas have a large flap of skin under Ihcu chin called a dewlap. Th e main propose of the dewlap Is visual communication Th e male will extend Its dewlap s<> as to attract female iguanas The y will also display II as a threat display if they are dis­ tu rbe d. T h e dew lap Is also believed to serve as a regulator of I xh I>' temperature. Reptiles are cold blooded animals, which m e a n s ih e lr In te rn a l bo d y term perture varies depending upon the outside air tempera­ ture. If Ihe ll/ard gets loo warm. It fans out Its dewlap and pumps blood through it. thus cooling llsrlt down Th e green iguan has a varied diet. T h e y fcctl upon leaves, fruits. Ilower blossoms, and an o c c a s io n a l In s e c t or tw o Hibiscus blooms are a favorite treat for this tree dweller. In February and March, the Icmale iguana usually lays be­ tween 20 and 79 round, white eggs which resemble m lnlaturc plng {Mitt balls, Ikrby Iguanas arr about IO inches tong when hatched. The y have many natu­ ral enem ies so few live to adulthood. Baby Iguanas urc collected by the thousands for export to pel stores throughout the world. Unfortunately, due to lake of proper care, lew survive In captivity. Unlcwt you are pre­ pared lo spend a great deal of time and energy In the rare ol a yong Iguana. It Is not advisable to buy one us a pet. In case you may have missed Repille Day al tlx- Zoo. you still have Ihe opportunity lo see one of ihe best collcvtlns ol reptiles In te Southeast. Including all of the venomous reptiles native to Florida — everyday — at the Central Florida Zcxjlogleal Park Th e Zoo Is open from 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m .. seven days a week. Ihe hours of Ihe irp tllr house arc frornBa.m . to 4:30 p.m. (Dr. Zoo torus is the sducstlon coordinator tor Ih* Csfitral Flori­ da Zoological Park. Raspontlbla for tha development ol naw curriculum lor alamantary school c h i ld r e n , h* a la o Is Ih* coordinator for ZOOCAMP and Children's Storytlma. If you have an animal question for Dr. Zooforus, writs lo: Or. Zooforus, 300 N. French Ava., Sanford, FL 32771.) Publicity procedure I ’lii- Sanford llvrahl welcomes organizational and personal news All Items submitted fur publication to the People section must Include Ihe name ol a contact person and daytime phone ilumber. T h e following suggestions are recommended lo expedite publication: 1. Ty p e releases double-spaced In upper and lower case, and w rite in narrative style it turd person] 2. Do not abbreviate. 3 Keep releases simple, but Include necessary details— club or person name, dale and tlm e ol event III applicable), place, cost (if any any), etc 4 Submit organizational releases no later than two weekdays following ihe event. 5 Submit advance notices at least one week prior lo the preferred publication date, and requests for photographer at least one week prior to the event. Fm more m lormallon. call the People editor at 322-2611. ext. 34. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. March 25. 1990 — 1C Brown takes top honors in Oratorical Contest The ynulh of loday are show­ ing thal th e y can m a ke n difference In the world of h lghrr education. Amidst a busy week of school testing and other activities, five 'indents In the Seminole County School system chose lo lake the lim e in write and memorize s|x-clal tapirs for speeches In the annual local oratorical contest, sponsored by the Evergreen Temple No. 321. and the educa- Tonja LsJun Brown lion department of the Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of thr World. Celery City Lodge No. 542. T h r orations were held al the Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church on March 17. Brother Freddie Hudson presided over the program. B a u g hIrr Elaine C ru m lty. assistant directress of the District No. 2 education department. Introduced the oc­ c a s io n a n d p re s e n te d t h r speakers. Congratulations lo those young people who were orators. T h e first place w lnnrr was Tanju LeJun Brown, who aspires to attend North Carolina A A T University. She Is the daughter ol Motile McCall, of Sanford. Tanja will enm|>etr with five o lh rr eonlrstanls In thr District No. 2 Oratorical Contrsl. to laheld at 3 p.m .. April I. ut Ml. Zion AM E Church. 449 S. Marlin Luth er King U lvd., (formerly Cam plie 11 Street 1. In Day Iona Beach O lh rr contestants will be I rum Elks lodges and Irm plrs in D a y t o n a B e a c h . O r la n d o . Leesburg and Cocoa. T h e second place winner was Alysnn Renee McCord who plans lo attend Florida A S M Universi­ ty In Tallahassee. Th e ihtril placr winner was SANFORD M AR VA HAW KINS comprise the local education committee. T h e y extend appre­ ciation to the judges, and to all who helped make this education program a surcess. T h e w ln n rr of the district contest will attend the slate Elks convention to be held In April In Miami. Church anniversary Tin a Renee Jaekson. who I i o |m- s to attend Hampton University In Hampton. Va. T h e h o n o r a b le m e n t i o n w inner was T h u rs c Monique nulllps. Altamonte Springs, who aspires lo abend the University of Central Florida. The fifth plaee winner was LaShalonda DeSli.it- Robinson who wants to alirnd Rier U n i­ versity In Hoiislnn Tile sixth plaee winner was Klanga K. Ford who hopes lo allend Georgetown University In Washington. D C. Brother Bernard I) Mitchell, c l ia lr n ia n , D a u g h le r R o se (T o u r h . co-chairm an: Exalted Ruler Bennie Alexander; D a u gh ­ ters S y lv ia B odlson. Ela in e C ru m lly . Heiha Baker. Katie Burke. Gall Ford, Beverly Mil ch e ll: and B roth ers K a il E. M inoit a nd E d w a rd W ils o n The Rev. Jam es Lynn, pastor of (h r Greater New Ml. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, on Pear Avenue. Invites the com ­ m unity to relebrate the church's B7lh anniversary at 11 a.m. today. The rrlebratlon will Include an old-rashlonrd Christian servire. You are Invited to dress like thr folk of old. and enjoy the song fest and prayer meeting. The hev Hobby Player, pastor of the New Mi C a lv a ry Missionary Baptist C h u rrh and Congrega­ tion will tie In chargr of the altrm oon fellowship celebration services scheduled for 3 p.m . He w ill de liver the a nniversary message. Lillian Bouse. Zilla M Llggons and Eartha Joseph are rlialrladlesfor the event. In the education building of the St. J o h n M issionary Baptist Church. Youth of the com m uni­ ty arc Invited. Bring u friend. Grow and learn learn and have fun during It with counselors whoknow . Grand Avenue. Orlando. S u n ­ day. April I. at 4 p in. Fashions will be by C la rk’s Ladles Fash­ ions and Accessories. Inc. For tjrk rts and Inform ation, call 843-2552 or 422-3253 Spring Revival Your Eye to Beauty presents an evening aboard the Grand Romance rlvcrlxi.il. from 7-9 p.m .. April 6. Cruise with the latest In fashions, hair slyles. fun. music and live enlertalnmenl. Enjoy dinner and dance If y o u w is h . T ic k e ts m a y bp purrhasrd b y calling 322-9838. D onation Is S35. F o r ticket delivery, call 322-5418 Rlvsrboat fashions H rdd lrk Memorial Flist Born ch u rc h w ill have Its spring rrvlval March 26*30. Beginning ut 7 :4 5 p.m . n ig h tly. Elder Daniel Jackson of Savannah will be the evangelist for the week Elder J . J . Llggon Is pastor Styles For Tho 90s (Marva A F a s h i o n S h a w Extraordinaire. Styles For the 90s will be at the Jo n rs High School Auditorium. South Bin Hiwhlni It a SanlordHtrald corraapondant covering Sanford ntwa. Phona: 322-5418.) V E R T IC A L BLINDS • F R E E in home estimates • Large selection to choose from • Prompt. Friendly Service • Q uality W orkm anship Girls' counseling sst Group counseling sessions will tie held lor middle and high school girls at 2 p.m . March 31. OUR FACTORY PRICFS START AT ONLY f m f A# ftmatl An H r f * 4 M n rf* m 4 mtmi 3**4 t. t ati SANFORD VERTICALS "A Beautiful new Direction For windows ■ 4 generations gather 7 5 0 Wylly A ve ., Sanford ( Four generations gathered In Sanlord to celebrate a birthday at the Elliott Avenue home ot Clarence L. and Hilda G Powell, seated left, former owners ol Powell's Insurance Agency. Sealed on the right are their son, James L and his wife Virginia W. Powell. Stan­ ding are David L. Powell, grandson, his wile. Gina, and their daughter, Sarah Elizabeth. The birthday celebration was In honor ot David who was the baby In a four-generation photo appearing In the Sanford Herald 33 years ago T H E PRIDE SEM IN O LE H IG H HwraU PfmH by Tmmwi Vinceol U sher’s new look irks bride D E A R A B B Y : A b o u t six m ou th s ago. m y h u s b a n d 's n ie c e . " H e a t h e r . " b e c a m e engaged and asked our younger son. "D o n ," In be an usher at her wedding, wlilt li will lake place next m onth. Don accepted We fell that Heather askrd Don Instead nl his older brother. "D oug," because Doug has long hair iDoug's hair Is a beautiful shade of auburn and Is always kept clean. I Well. Don let his hair grow and now It's as long as Doug's. Don also had Ills cars pierced, and he wears small stud-type earrings. When Heather s ix Don with his "new Itxik." she blew a gaskrl and asked me. "W hat's the deal with Don's earrings? And docs he Intend lo wear them al the wedding’?" (She said ihls tH-hlnd Don s hack when he was In the next room.I I told her I didn't know. The she criticized me for allowing my son lo pierce his cars, saying If she were Ills mother, she'd never allow It I told her It she wanted lo have a decent relationship wiili her children, tlu-re would Ih - times when she would have lo lei them do llielr rown tiling or she would lose them The n she irted to make It sound like the prlest wouldn't allow a man who wore ea rrings lo he lit the ADVIC1 A B IG A IL V A N BUREN wedding A b b y. should Don put Ills feelings aside and lake the ear­ rings mil lo be In the wedding’ ’ Or should h r tell Headier ite plans to wear them and leave the derision up to her? DON S M O TH E R D E A R M O T H E R : I would hope ihat If Don Is adamant about wearing die earrings In llie w< tiding, h r would te’l Headier al once Then she can decide lo accept It or ask someone else lo lie an usher D E A R A B B Y : O n Vojrntinc's Day. I sent my husband a small Unique I ol llowers to show him how much I love and appreciate him. When die flowers arrived, tils in - workers tnusl have made him die laughingstock of the office, because when he came home lie said. "Honey, please don’t send inc any more (lowers al w o rk." Then he told me lhal du* guys al work teased hint all day. calling him “ Loverboy" because of the llowers. Abby. I don't see why a man should In- made fun of Just because his wife w ants his co-workers in know how m uch she loves him. I can't see whensending llowers Is something to Ih- made tun ol. can you? V A L E N T IN E D E A R V A L E N T IN E : No Your husband's co-workers may have h e rn je a lou s T h a t kind ol Ix-havlor might Ih - expected of g ra d e -s c h o o l kids, h u t not grown-ups. Huwcvcr. since Hour husband has askrd you not m send any more llowers lo Ills workplace, respect Ills wishes. Nr.xi \rar, send a box of randy he ra n share with Ills co-workers Th e y could use some sweetening up. go away. In dlls machine age. as a result nl war anti accidents, a great many men and women have losl a right hand — or arm. T h e problem occurs when someone wishes lo shake hands with dial person, and niters his nr her right hand lo a one armed person who lias only a lelt hand. Nothing can make a one-armed person lerl more awkward than trying to shake hands dial way. There Is no reason w hy a person w ill: two hands should ■ml offer Ills or her Icli hand to a |HTs<m who has only a left hand. I happen to he- one of those |N-rsons. and I avoid shaking h a n d s w h e n e v e r p o s s ib le lK-eanse It’s usually such an awkward affair. Abhv. II you print m y Id le r, li wilt I h- read by thousands who will pass ihls Information on to others and many will benefit Irom II li could save a lot of embarrassment. Sign me... D E A R A B B Y : I Ik - following :s something dial has been on m y mint! lor a long dine and will not D E A R L E F T Y : Consider done. I Lei's shake on that!) Herald stall writer* 0 1 G E N E V A — Eleven-year old Lacy Kcicliain Ich die sun on her fact- and the lug on her fishing line, just before she reeled 111 the second largest sti.nl m die Snutord Lions Club's I5dt Annual Fishing Tournam ent lor die visually handicapped March 10. "I caiched II by tuysell’ " she exclaimed. "I irlcd to pull It out by myself, hill II hung In Ihe water sti the captain helped rne." she added Ron Finney, who leaches visu­ ally handicapped students In nine schools Ihroughoul Sem i­ nole C u im iy . and Is L a cy's irachcr at Idyllw ildr Elementary School, said Lacy brought tier second place trophy lo school Monday "She was so cxciu-d. Her boat captain Donnie Clark, told me she wanted to keep Ihe fish lo show tier mom. and then eat II lie mid her dial shad irt- very bony and not good to cal. and he would lake care of the fish. hui she would have a trop h y lo show lu-r m o m ." Kinney said "Everybody was proud of me al school." Lacy said. Lacy explained she fishes with her dad. Gary, whenever she can. "W henever we have extra lime, we go flshtn'." she sold. Norm llarl chairman ol the fishing louruumenl. said L o r­ raine Gideons captured first place when she caught the biggest fish at four lbs.. Lacy's fish was almost three lbs., and Iterl Novaek won Ihe third place trophy alter hogging the must fish " A mature lady and a little girl w on." he said Hart said 25 visually handlcap|H-il children and adults tls tied oil 17 boats Captains volunteered their I h m i s lor the toiirnanieiu which was held at Mullen Lake Bark. Geneva. Son flank sponsored a picnic Inin li after tlieevelil A R T W O O D R U FF Mr. Woodruff leaches Phys­ ics and Journalism and re­ ceived his B.A. from the Uni­ versity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is yearbook sponsor and has 4 yean ex­ perience. Sponsored by Gregory Lumber. Sanford ft Gregory True Value Hardware. Lake Mary 5 0 Portraits O nly *1495 "L E F TY " It C cleb rcitin q ‘Three y e a r s OGOOOCCCCBBBBECCBB A $48.00 Value. Includes: 2-SxJOs, 4-5x75,26 wallets and 18 M ini-portraits y r a r a h a M U f t P O M D M jd p N W jrifY T portrwl K k X 1 2 10 Th* p a c u g f pnte ano W p W M l M l F R a K > i1 1 * »o r* ,| T 4 »5 N o e t * * * * " * * " * * * * ^ W o m a n , girl to p s in L io n s ’ fis h in g tourney ■y LACY DOMKN BONNIE ZAWACK1 Born in Berea. Ohio. Ms. Zawacki received her B.A. Tram Westmin­ ster College and her M.S. from Nova University. She is sponsor of the Sophomore Class and teaches Eng­ lish II. A.P. Lang, and Comp. She has 8 years experience. HmwtmKorea t*o+a &***" ---------“ and b t w i M d mmod portrwn our *am*cn * men an, d*m O n * k M A m ) e* . M g* par ivpuff Portrait •pcwtwnm* S TU D IO D A Y S & HO UR S: W ED., M ARCH 2S-SUN., APRIL 1 D AILY: 10 AM •7 PM S U N D A Y : 12 NOO N •5 PM S TU D IO L O C A TIO N S : SA N FO R D • LA K E M ARY • Aerobics • Nautilus Diet • New Nautilus Low Friction/Leverage Equipment Personalized Instruction • Suntan • Sauna ★ Non Contracted Memberships Available * Aerobics - Daily or Monthly Fees ATTN: Former Energy Source Members See Us For Special Discount H urry! O ne W ee k O nly! BUY UNITED STATES I SAVINGS BONDS For the current rate call... V-8 0 0 -U S -B O N O S �I 4C — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. March 25. 1990 b y Chic Y eu n g HOROSCOPE B y Baraka Bede Oool YOUR B IR TH D A Y March SB. I M O by Howie Schneider EEK A M EEK 1 FEEL UKE A GlAJJTTOWfi'. TWEV SM THAT WHEW SO/RE 1(0 LOVE M D O « WlkJE FEET TALL (^RIGHT, SHORTY ? J — ~ y Du noi be fearful about having mure than one major ambitious objective In the year ahead. Others might not be able to handle multiple ventures, but you should be able to do so. A B U S |March 2 1-April 19) Som ething conatmcttve could develop today through the ef­ forts of another to help you In two areas whetr you have been In need of assistance. It wilt make goals more achievable. Arles, treat yourself to a birth­ day gift. Send for your AstroG raph predictions for the yra r ahead by m alting $ 1 .2 5 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 9142ft. Cleveland. O il 44101-3428. He sure to state your zodiac sign. T A U R U S (April 2(TM ay 20) Today you may have an oppor­ t u n it y to r u lt lv n t e a new friendship. It will be with a person you've been anxious to get to know b rtlrr. T h is rela­ tionship will tic worthy of devel­ opment. G E M IN I (May 21-.June 20) A little extra effort could put you out In front of the pack today where your career Is concerned. Ite both assertive und conscien­ tious when pursuing objectives. CANCER Mu nr 2 1O n ly 221 If you allow an educational past experience to guide you today, e v e ry th in g should w ork out smoothly In your dealings with u person who Is very difficult to please. LBO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) An Involvement whrre you share a mutual material Interest with another should be allocated to a top priority In la y. Something benrftelal can be gained here. VIRGO (Aug. 23 Sept. 22) Th e tim ing could be more favorable than usual today to make a request of an associate who doesn't grunt favor* rradlly. T ry to show what Is also In It for this Individual. LIBR A ISept 23 Oct. 231 Th is Is a good day to dean out your g a ra g e , basem ent o r a ttic , because you m ay rediscover something of value you forgot you had. He sun- to open all the old boxes. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov. 221 A social gathering m ay serve as the medium Im tiy to bring you together with a |>er*on you've By Bcrnlcc Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY March 28. 1990 Friends and associates wilt play critical roles in your ullairs In Ih r year ahead. You will have an raster row to hoe ll you stand by them when tlx-y need you. so they. In turn, will stand by you when you need l i n n . ARIES (March 21-April I9| T ills Is a good lime lo review you r objectives, because you might be chasing dial which Is presently unattainable. Realism Improves your chances for sue- T R IV IA M A R K E R O n th ie epot once stood, the fa m o u s w in e r y th a t Inspired. T a n k Homin'* im ­ m o rta l tr t b u t e :MThebesh ol’ e h tu ff a co n n o la he u r ever took a t h in g of!” A R L O A N D J A N IS C AfcgAOA.irsOK.-O ii 1 by Jimmy Johnson I'A MDOnuf AUTVAMACAU OtACK MAUX3 TKYIUG YD |c L ____1 by Bob Th a ves FRANK AND ER NEST cashier L A 'm ll this c a s h , M A ilo p o p ee a /LO T ON \oup CP&IT pfeopp? as... TH*VC5 V2<* by Jim Davis VOfl KNOW, GARfliLP, PEOPLE * SHOOLP REAP MORE BOOK* " TAURUS |A|*ll 2 0 -May 201 Your common sense and logic should lake precedence over your Intuitive in ce p tio n s today or else you could do yourself a disservice. Deal Irom u factual base. GEMINI IMay 2 1-Jun e 20) T r y to Involve yourself today In ventures or projects where you already have knowledge, experi­ ence and expertise. Exploring u n k n o w n langenls could be risky. CANCER (June 2 1 -Ju ly 22) II M $•#*•! 1 Toko — 4 IncroMOd by I Noctortno'l 12 BotoAftnf to 13 Of aircraft 40 StatieMf'i 41 ot 4 } Pari 4 4 ____ 44 FtjJt ofobisl 14 PotrotooM 5 4 -------- CMor IS taskotbol 59 5 3 . 1 ISSSkaatukit 54 C o n i » t r i 11 I m o W i 30 — tha Ma­ son to ba ... 21 4 Bl>am>ka 2) Tropical lltk 27 F o r W 17 Ktof — 54 Lata TataElEV I f M f f 54 One person aaderwaaca 40 taeterntma uJUULKJLf U U L3_JU U LILJJJU IJ U IJL IL JU U LJU U U U U LJU U U U U U U U JU U auuu 33 Tab. apart 34 — to Natch 35 Oraln 34 Two wbaatar 37 Carry uuu •ii « i : h ii i in i l i u m i caftaa 4 4MI cottas 11 Future M i 17 Eiptoat* Chsaka 4 AAtaaaa !W ? sg~ 4 Indiana laam 1 Mrs. Charts* 5 Jumped 7 O kw nyi 2 2 ^ 5 U M a Haw Tart 24 Hmary force 39 Maarary 24 MaraMiaty 37 Dacay 24 PMwNblai 24 twaaiiwM 31 Fleh 33 OwtfOvtcM tooth African 10 r 37 Browns 34 Thaslar district 40 Poach typo 43 Stokbar 4S tnakas 47 4ematwn| 44 Cary I t Oraak lattsr S3 Placate •Man 53 Wether*’ |<| ISS0 St nc a n been very eager to reach. Don't be afraid to discuss the rrason w hy you've been wanting to make the contact. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2 3 D e c. 2I| Financial o r com m ercial matters can be concluded to yoor satisfaction today If you’re willing to take the time and elfort to do so. Don't coast when the finish line Is In sight. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22 J a n . I9| Someone olde r or m ore experienced than you may point a friendly finger toward a new direction for you to try today. T h is could he the best advice you've had In a Irxig lime. A Q U A R IU S Man 20-Feb 191 You're still on u favorable role for profiting In somr m anner Irom situations that have been Initi­ ated by persons other than yourself. H r alert lor windows ol opportunity. PIBCCS |Feb. 20 March 20) E v e n th o u g h y o u r present expectation* may seem a trtlle far fetched to your friend*, they are really not that outlandish Irom y o u r perspective. Your view Isclrarer lluui theirs (C| 19 9 0 . N E W S P A P E R EN T E R P H IS E ASSN you have to negotiate a m ailer of liiipurtunre toduy. try not lo make unnecessary concessions It's extremely important you deal from your strengths, not your weaknesses. LEO (Ju ly 2 3-A ug. 221 Where your work or career Is concerned today, strive to face Issues squarely n iM e .n l of trying to c irc u m v e n t th e m . P ro ble m s could later result from anything swept under the m g. VIRGO (A u g . 23-Sept. 221 Distractions could reverse your productive cltorts today and turn them Into something Ineffective. II you hope lo succeed you must have focus. LIBRA (S e p t. 2 3 O c l. 2 3 ) There's a chance you might get so involved In outside m ailers today you'll lull lo lake cure ol things you should Ik - doing lor your family. Keep your priorities In order. SCORPIO IOcl. 24-Nov. 221 In order lo get others lo do your bidding loday. you mlghl be Irm p lrd lo bribe them w ith promises you'll nol be able lo deliver. T ills Is rail a grxxl way In run a railroad S A G I T T A R I U S INuv. 23-Dec 211 Some changes m ay be in store for you Kxtuy where your llnauees are concerned Th e elfeels ol what Iransplres could tx- both adverse und benellclal CAPRICORN I Dee 22 Ja n 191 In your anxlrty lo conclude u m ailer that has Ix-en causing you frustrations recently, you might do ll In a way Ural will deprive you ot srxucthlng that Is due ynu. AQUARIUS (.Jan 2 0 Feb I9| Measures ynu bike tixlav that are p re d ic a te d u p o n sober evaluations should produce de­ sirable results. In situations you fall lo prnperlv study, the op­ posite cinilil tx- true. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 2()| Ht-fore getting more deeply In­ volved with an Individual who Is ulrrudy Indebled to you. try lo llrst gel ibis person lo settle the old account Don't conqxiund a hud arrangement. (C| 1990. N E W S P A P E R EN T E K P R IS E ASSN WIN A T BRIDGE B y Jam es Jacoby Since Hie bidding system has nol yel been Invented that can Inquire whether partner lias the spade queen nr club king. South had a difficult Iridding problem. (A l rubber bridge we should all have such problem s!) South jum ped lo six n o lru m p . since he fell lie m lghl make It even If his partner held nothing al all. Even with 35 high cunt points In the combined hands. 12 tricks were In jeopardy. A -K -U of hearts disclosed that that suit was splitting badly. West showed out on the second sftadc. throwing a small club, ll would now Ik - easy for declarer lo overtake the Jack of spades and lake a club finesse. Since all Ihe suits hud broken thidly. perhaps u simple finesse would work. Hut (here was an even betler way. Remember. Wesl had shown lour hearts, live diamonds and only one spade. So declarer played out his high diamonds, throwing clubs from dum m y, and then he cashed the are of clubs. If you think that sirange. consider the defenders' remaining cards. West held u high heart and diamond, and. alter declarer plays the club ace. only one club, perhaps the king. Declarer now (gays Ihe Jack of spades. If West throws a red card away, that makes the corre­ sponding red curd good for the declarer. If he throws the club king away, declarer will score the club queen. If he throws a club other than the king away (suppose he started with J - I O of clubs), declarer holds the trick with the spade Jack and now plays Ihe club queen. East must win Ihe club king und give up the last trick lo d u m m y's spude queen. NORTH ♦ q in V 74 5 3 • 41 ♦ •74 WEST «10 TJH i ♦••705 ♦ K 10 3 H IM EAST •>7341 ▼10 1 ♦ 10 ♦JI431 SOUTH ♦ AKJ ▼a k q •a k u j i ♦ AQ Vulnerable Both Dealer South Sn U 14 • NT Wen Nerth I'u i 1♦ All pus Eatl Pus Opening lead: ♦ 9 bv Leonard Starr ANNIE BUGS B U N N Y UUU uuuu JU U U JU LJU U U LJ □UUUUUU LIU U U UUU UUUU LJLJUU J l'J U U LJLIU U U U U UUU uuu JU U U U IU u u u u u u 'J U C J U U I J U U U J U U U ICParacbula f 33 T I M ahead U U U UUUUU M i8 3 ...r* AFPAlp 1 P O N T EVEN KNOW YOUR N A * e ... lrfSL.C.,1 MM- r— ' k i n g - �Sanford Htrald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday. March IS. 1990 — SC Oscar show to offer ‘elegance’ instead of glitz Of V A IM JO KUKLEMOKI Unllad Praaa Intarnatlonal_______ LOS A N G E L E S IUPI) - When Gilbert Cairo. producer of the 62nd Annual Arudem y Awards, f ir s t c o n f e r r e d w i t h R o y Christopher, the show's produc­ tion designer, two words gave Christopher his guidelines for scenery and lighting — "spare elegance." "T h e Oscars are an award ceremony, so this year, we will b rin g ba ck th e c e re m o n ia l aspect we've lost along the way. but still give the audience a show that's thrilling to look at." Christopher sold. A const ruction crew of about 150 people. Including 50 paint­ ers. has been working since early Ja n u a ry lo create the s c e n e r y , v a lu e d at a b o u t C h r is t o p h e r , a f o u r -lim e Em m y-w Innlng a n director, took that lead and Cates' interna­ tional theme to design a set that promises to nix the traditional glitz of past shows. Hut while Ihe show s look will be decidedly non-H ollyw ood. Christopher assures movie Tans looking forward to the worldwide telecast on March 26 that It will meet Cates’ elegance directive. 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The 62nd Oscar night will be Christopher's sixth as produc­ tion designer and his sixth at the Los A ngeles Music Center's Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, a posh lheater In Ihe heart of the city that Is home tu the Music Center Opera "Th e up side Is that It's a beautiful, elegant theater, an Ideal place for Ih r Oscars. The down side Is lhai the show Is so heavy for menery that it's kind ol cramped backstage.” said Christopher, comparing It wiih ih r roomier Shrine Auditorium w h rrr the awards w r r r pres­ ented last year In uddttlon to overseeing the scerirry. light lug and costumes. Christopher also has lo know what the presenters and key nominees will be wearing, to "D rivin g Miss Daisy" keep the scenery from clashing w ith Ihe go w ns. H r w o rk s closely wllh Fred (laym an the show's fashion coordinator. "W e iry very hard to coordi­ nate that." he said. "W e ask Ihem Ihe day of the presentation r u n -t h r o u g h to b rin g th e ir dresses w llh them ." Christopher said In the event a celebrity's gown clashes with the scheme of ihe scenery, the computerized lighting system can be easily adjusted to cast a more complimentary hue on Ihe neulral-toned set pieces. W llh his four Em m y Awards — Ihree of Ihem for previous Oscar shows — and 17 nom ina­ tions. Christopher has creative clout. "Producers trust you because you've been recognized by your peers," he said. "A n d it keeps my standards high because I constnnily try to surpass m y prior efforts." Parental involvem ent c ritica l to c h ild re n ’s g o o d e d u ca tio n fit* — S l Is— 0ow< Tk* H a a s U * * o n (I T ) * • iS M d w d C l w n t im M s M f | Hoad * Fw i* 4 O ty s p c W o rst* * o m l aaa (Fmd A Upon Tool 1 2 : 0 0 12 3 0 rwi« (t.tsilPG. mi ■ST Joonrs I r**mm. If f T W O T on — a * __________________ MtSf" Aartrww Iftr-'afeg. loon os Ms (PC i J) [P*s)C*artFMrBlB aliFaWM •500.000. " T h e basic set Is composed of etched silver with columns that will look like frosted glass with a single filament of neon going up them and some antique gold h a n d in g ." C h rla lo p h c r explained. Th e stage will evolve Into 40 lo 50 different looks during the three-hour program, with some elements descending Inin place from the rafters above the stage and others rolling In from the wings. Standing w a irh over the pro­ ceedings will be six 25-font-lall silver carved silhouettes of the prized Oscar statue, carh sus­ pended (rum a curved track enabling Ihem to shift positions. "T h e slage w ill havr a big O sc a r shadow cast on I t . " Christopher said. There will be staircases on stage for presenters' entrances, but Christopher said they are considerably shorter than thosr used In past years. Producers, under the gun from nrlw orks lo cut time from the broadcast, determined Ihe leisurely strolls downstairs were m aking the program run long. In addlllon lo Ih r ruslom arv parade of presenters and recipi­ ents. the trlecasl will Include lavish production numbers dis­ playing samples from best cos­ tume design nominees and per­ formances of the five candidates for best song. Less than two weeks before Ihe show, a harried Christopher was tight-lipped about Ihe dc sign- for Ihe num ber from the animated feature. "T h e Little M erm aid." choreographed by Paula Abdul. "W e're Irylng a loi of slufl that's never been tried before Iu 0 -a [Paid For 24-hour listings, see TV Week issue ol Friday, March 23. ____ 1 SA N FO R D — Ju d y Smith, presi­ dent of Ihe Seminole County P T A . said Seminole Is unusual In the large num ber of parents who jiarlklpatr In volunteer groups. Including Hie P TA Hut. she noted, " w r can always gel bet­ ter." Nationally, however, a majorlly of parents were not Involved In any kind of school group last tall, with a lack of lime and work commitments the biggest de­ terrents to participation, a recent poll showed. Th e poll, commissioned by Newsweek Inc., showed that although parents believed their Inllurnre Is critical to children's learning, m any said they lacked the time for Involvement In school activities. "T h is survey confirms what we had fe a re d , that m a n y parent* are doing only half their job when II comes lo getting a g o o d e d u c a t i o n fo r t h e i r children." said A n n Lynch, pres­ ident of the National Parent Teacher Association. Hut Seminole County statistic rcfulc Ibis There are IH.5UO G etting married Engagement and wedding forms arc available at the S a n fo rd H e ra ld, 3 0 0 N. French Ave. These forms give guidelines for writing data that will be used In engagem ent and w edding announcements. Those who cunnot pick up forms at the Herald during regular buslnesn hours may obtain forms by sending un addressed, stamped envelope lo People Editor. Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. F L 32771. The completed forms may be accompanied by a pro­ fessional b la c k -a n d -w h ite photograph If a picture Is desired with Ihe announce­ ment. T h e Herald reserves the right lo reject photo­ g ra p hs that w ill not re ­ produce p ro p e rly. P h o to ­ graphs may be picked up after publication, or they will be returned If an addressed, stamped envelope Is pro­ vided. Engagement and wedding forms must be tilled out and signed before any engage­ ment ur wedding announce­ ment Is published In the Herald Completed engage m em lor ms should be turned In ai least 21) days prior to the wedding Engagement and wedding announcements ai e published ui die Sunday edi­ tion of the People section. "card-carrying members" of the P T A in Srm m olc County and chapters at lift of Ih r district’s 411 schools. Smith said. Many parents and community members are Involved In the schools through the Dividends program. "W e have dose lo 6.000 volunteers tn the schools." I ) r d r S r h u f t n r r . D iv id e n d s coordinator, said. "People In Ibis roim m n illy are very Involved." Smith points out that while almost hall the parents In Ihr county are members of P TA . there are far fewer who actively participate In all thr programs " b a s ic a lly the y pay t h r lr dues." Sm ith said. T h r Seminole C ounly school district Is currently trying to establish a "Red Carpet" pro­ gram lor parrnis and ihe com­ munity. " It 's all Just conversation now ." Smith said. "H u t we Just want lo make our schools 'fami­ ly friendly'." Smith said thr program's goal Is lo make families familiar and comfortable wllh thrlr childrens' school. "If they are cor .fortable . they are more likely lo become Involved." shr said. In Ihe national survey, which appeared In an advertising sec­ tion In Ihe March 12 Issue ol Newsweek magazine, fifty-seven percent of purrnts believed their role was "extremely Influential." but 53 percent said they arc not involved In any parent groups at school. Of those not participat­ ing. 73 percent said they did not have the time and 66 rltcd work commitments as a delcrrrnt. Parrnis lended lo I*- mure active at home. ” 1 think we havr a really unusual situation In Seminole C o u n ty ." Smith said. 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Lakt Mary VIIlags Call For Rsssrvstlons 330-3303 m Sanford Herald MISSED DELIVERY Call: 322-2611 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 5:30 p.m. til 6:30 p.m. SUNDAY 6:00 A.M. til 10:00 A.M. “S A M E D A Y D E L IV E R Y IS O U R G O A L ” I �I M — Sanlord Mtrtld, Sanford. Florida — Sunday. March 29, 1990 Education IN B R I E F Laglslatort talk about aducatlon L A K E M ARY — T h e Local School Advisory C om m lllre at Lake Mary High School. 695 Longwood Lake Mary R d . Lake Mary, will aponsor an open forum with three area state legislators on educational Issues facing Seminole County March 26 at 7:30 p.m . Th e forum will be In the Lake Mary H igh School auditorium. Senator Richard Langley of Clerm ont. Rep. Prank Slone or Casselberry and Rep. Art Grtndle of Altamonte Springs wilt speak for about 15 minutes each and then answer questions from the sudlenre. Board has work station on growth W IN T E R PAR K - Th e Seminole C ounty School Board will hold a special work session March 26 at 7 p.m. In the Lake Howell High School auditorium. 4200 Dike Rd.. W inter Park. Th e board will discuss overcrowding and the facilities available lo house students next fall. Research shows elementary schools In Seminole C ounty will be more than 4.700 students over capacity In the fall. ESOL klndargartan registration begins SA N FO R D — T h e Foreign Student office of the Seminole County School Board Is encouraging the parents of children who do not speak English and need to be placed In the ESO L (English for Speakers of Other Languages! and/or children who are not American citizens to register them for kindergarten. Kindergarten registration la April IH through April 26. T o register, students must be five years old before Sept. I. 1090. For an appointment, parrnta should rail 260-8308 beforr April 16. NSTA Finalists at Lyman LO N G W O O D — Heather Rpgers and Allison Sklles of Lym an High School. 1141 S .E .-La kc Ave.. Longwood. have had their science projects selected for the D u ra rc ll-N S TA Scholarship Competition. Th e N S T A (National Science Teacher Association! offers this opportunity to 100 students nationwide. Th e top scholarship prize offered In the competition Is $10,000 Stanstrom taachars go to school O V IE D O — Teachers at Stenstrom Elementary School. IHOO Alafaya Woods Hlvd.. Oviedo, will receive additional training In math and science. Th e training, being given to all teachers at the school. Is being made possible through a grant from the state Department of Education. Th e enhancement classes Include hands-on training for the teachers In various areas of muth and science. Bolt sams collage degree Teaching appeals to Whitman S H S ’s teacher of the year one of county’s ten best ■ y tn e w D o e o w is w Herald stall writer SA N FO R D - Dale W hitm an has been teaching at Seminole High School for three and a half years. T h is year he was named that school's teacher of the year and was designated as one of the top ten teachers In Seminole County. He g e ts e x c ite d a b o u t leaching, his enihustasm for the subject matter and his students com es th ro u g h be yond the carefully modulated tones of his voice. W hitman, who has been In the classroom for Iw o decades, leaches senior-level English as well as speech lo all grades. A native of Rochester. N.Y.. Whitman said h r la surprised al Ihe number of people from Ihe upstair New York urea who havr settled In Ihe Seminole County urea. " It ’s what I call Ihe Rochester Connection." h r said. W hitman eurned d rg rrrs In speech und literature from East­ ern Nazarrnr College In Uulncy. Massachusetts In 1969. lie was working as a speech teacher when he met a student who hud a stutter. W orking with that student convinced W hitm an to rnroll In u one-day seminar on stuttering ut Emerson College In Boston. When Ihe class was over, lie talked with fucully members al Emerson who. u week lutrr. uskrd h im lo enrol! In the sch o o l's gra d u a te p ro g ra m . Happy In the classroom, hr rejected the offer. " A week after that. Ihcv called und asked If I would be Interest­ ed If they paid m y way und u gave me a small stipend. I told TIAGMRR OF TNI YEAR FINALISTS them that would gel me to think about It. but I wasn't Interested In leaving leaching." W hitman said. W h it m a n 's p rin c ip a l c o n ­ vinced him to accept the offer and he enrolled In Ihe program while still teaching. After earning his masters de­ gree from Emerson In speech sciences In 1974. W h itm a n worked as a speech and lan­ guage specialist for 12 years. For six of those years he simulta­ neously ran a successful con­ tract cleaning business In his spurr lime. T h e cleaning business came lo W h itm a n by a c c id e n t. T h e personnel director of a large cleaning company spoke lo one of his classes and. after the class, th ry begun chatting about Job options. "It was really a surprise to m e ." W hitman said of his decision lo become a business­ man. Six yeurs of long hours at two Jobs co nvinced W h itm a n lo make a move to a more hospita­ ble climate and lo take a break from his workaholic schedule. It was then Ihul he. his wife I’alrtcla. a registered nurse In the oulputlent program at Flori­ da llospltal-Oriando. und their sons Dale. Sean and Chad de­ cided lo m ove to Sem inole County where Putrtcla'a parents had retired. " I rolled Into town four years ugo without a Job." he said. "W e boughba house und enrolled our kids In school. I was planning to take u year off.' Instead Jim Thom pson. Ihen >t H w a e W M » T fiW n n u Dale Whitman took up the cleaning business while he was teaching Long hours and a cruddy climate convinced him Florida Is the place to be. • assistant principal at Seminole High School, gave him u call und asked If he'd teach. "Th e y convinced me to come buck lo w ork." W hitm an said. In addition to his classes at Semi­ nole H igh School. W h itm a n teaches a class In oral com ­ S P A R T A N B U R G . S .C . Rebecca Marie D urak Bolt, daughter of Mike and Carolyn Durak of Sanford, recently eurned her bachelors degree In biology from Wofford College In Spartanburg. A graduate of Seminole High School. Bolt now lives In South Carolina with her husband Jonathan. Poll: Students’ eneray I.Q. too low for comfort Loch Lowe students succeed UsHW Ft s h I t i f n m i n i l L A K E M ARY — Loch Lowe Preparatory School In Lake Mary recently awarded scholastic honors to some of their students. On Ihe honor roll: John Burton. Kevin Paris). William Wclbocn. Eric Newton. Stephanie Goins. Mlcah Demblnsky. Klah King. Kuthe llolsapple. Sean Bollcnfleld. Catherine Pearce. For History and Government: Mlcah Demblnsky. Klah King. Kathe llolsapple. Catherine Pearce. For Leadership Merit: Jo hn Burton. Kevin Parish William Welbocn. Belly Weaver. Kalhe llolsapple. Klah King. Sean Boettenfleld. Catherine Pearce, Danny Keller. For Mathematics: Mlcah Demblnsky. Stephunle Goins. Rachel House. Kathe llolsapple. For English: Betty Weaver. Eric Newton. Kim Anast. Kathe llolsapple. Klah King. Tiffany Morgan. Hattie May. Camilla Kennedy. Chris Raab. Catherine Pearce. Kyun Murray. Danny Keller. T im Paladlno. Sean Boettenfleld. For Foreign Languages: Betty Weaver. Stephanie Goins. Kim Anast. Audra Mcllaney. Mlcah Ilentblnsky. For Science: Kevin Parish Anthony Ellis. Jo h n Burton. Eric Newton. Betty Weaver. Kirsten Danner. Kevin Schlott. Mlcah Demblnsky. Jo e Jennlson. Jam es Wilson. Sean Boettenfleld. Kalhe llolsapple. Klah King. Rachel House. Ilattl May. Tiffany Morgan. Matt Karakoosh. Project Graduation planning at SHS S A N FO R D — Seminole High School Is planning for ihls year's Project Graduation party March 26 at 7:30 p.m. Th e meeting, to be In the school's media center, will be a sign up point for parents to volunteer to help organize and host the substance-free party following graduation ceremonies. For more Information, call Carnta Norman at 322-4352. extension 104 nr Gall Stewart at 323-6690. Lake Mary PTA meeting scheduled L A K E M ARY — Th e Parent-Teacher Association at Lake Mary Elementary School. 132 South Country Club Rd.. Lake Mary, will meet March 27 at 7 p.m. Following a half hour social lim e, the meeting will begin In Ihe school's multi purpose room. Th e evening's activities Include u play by Mrs. White's and Mrs. Stowell's fifth grade classes entitled " T h e Court of King Arithm etic." Th e Lake Mary P T A Is also still looking for volunteers to assist with the school carnival on Saturday. March 3 1. Summer Opportunities Fair planned C A S S E L B E R R Y — Th e Seminole County exceptional student education program will be presenting an Informational sum mer opportunities fair at the Seminole County Public Library at 215 North Oxford Rd. In Casselberry March 31 from 11 a m. to 4 p.m. There will be Information available about sum m er camps, classes and activities for children In glfled programs In kindergarten through high school. For more Information about Ihe program, call Nonna Dukes at 3 2 2 -1252. extension 336. South Seminole paper drive set • C A S S E L B E R R Y - South Seminole Middle School. 101 South Winter Park Dr.. Casselberry will have a newspaper recycling drive March 27 and 28. Those Interested should bring their newspapers to the collection bln In Ihe school's parking lot Money raised by the recycling effort will be used lo enhance Ihe school's academic programs. Schaffer wins scholarship S A N FO R D — Heahler Schaffer, a senior at Seminole High School. 2701 Georgia Ave.. Sanford, has been awarded a • 1 (XX) scholarship from Ihe Wal-Mart Foundation. Schuller, who plans to attend the University of Florida. Is an honors student who has been active In the National Honor Society und Students Against D runk Driving munications at the University of Central Florida. W hitm an's oldest son. Dale, will graduate from Lake Mary High School In June. Scan Is a fifth grader and Chad ts In Ihe third grade al Lake Mary Ele­ mentary School. Peg Slayton, secretary to school district superin­ tendent Bob Hughes, has worked In the Seminole W A S H IN G TO N - A ID yearold government project to help Americans learn about energy reported Thu rsda y that most students lack the knowledge they need "to be Informed con­ sumers and mukc wLse choices about complex energy Issues." A random survey of 25.000 students In fourth through 12th grade Ihls year found they had "gre a t difficulty" w ith basicco ncepts. said ihe National Assessment Committee of the National Energy Education De­ velopment Project. For example, only about a tenth of all students had a rough Idea of how much electricity costs, and most of those In grades four through eight did not know coal Is America's most H«raMMwtok, Tw o) VtouM abundant fossil fuel or that County school district for 32 years and has seen a n u cle a r p ow er In v o lv e s the splitting of uranium atoms and lot of changes. Ihe release of heat. Th e project, created by a 1980 c o n g re s s io n a l re s o lu tio n , operates In 32 stales. Involving 5.000 schools. It receives slate, Seminole High School, she did purchasing and federal and coroporalc funds but bookkeeping for the school which wus housed at s a y s It does no t a d v o c a te Mllwre Middle School. particular energy sources over "W e only hud ninth und tenth grades the first others. year." she explained, "after we moved Into the T h e s u rv e y , co n d u cte d at building we added I llh grade onr year then 12th member schools, will be used by grade Ihe next." participants al a conference be­ in g he ld th is w eek in the Slayton said the overcrowding In the district W a sh in gto n area to "create today Is nothing new. She noted that In the eurly standards for energy literacy und 1970s. accompanying the opening of Walt Disney education that ran be achieved World. Ihe dlslrlct made wide use of double sessions lo help accomodate the large Influx of over the coming decade." said Se n. M a rk H atfield . R -O re .. students. assessment com m ittee ch a ir­ " A ll m y kids went lo school on double man. sessions." she said. T h e study concluded "that Slayton said her Job us Supl. Hughes' secretary while most students characterize has been her favorite, though the challenges of the themselves os energy savers, few schools was also fun. demonstrate sufficient know l­ "It's been a good career." she said. “ I never edge of the scientific or econom­ expected to be here 32 years when I started." ic aspects of energy they need to She said she and her husband, who Is retiring be Inform ed co nsu m e rs and from a career In construction, have no particular make wise choices about com­ plans for their next few years. plex energy Issues facing citi­ zens." "W e're going to travel.” she said. “ I've got family In North Carolina. I have a son In Hawaii. A m ong the findings: We ll go visit." • A tenth knew electricity costs 8 cents a kilowatt hour, T h e Slaytons, who In years |>ast had a small enough to powrr a T V for 10 band und playe'd ul weddings and other social hours, while a third thought It functions, are thinking about trying that again. was eight to 2D lim es more She said she had a lot of fun singing vocals and expensive. playing drums. Her husband has never stopped S layto n retires after 32 years By VICKI O etO R M IIK Herald staff writer S A N F O R D — W hen I’eg Slayton and her husband Bill came to Sanford from Greensboro. N.C. In 1956. she tried to find a part lime Job to keep herself occupied while her three young children were In school. Th irty two years later, she's beginning her Iasi week us secretary lo Superintendent of Schools Bob Hughes. "T h e district Is so different." she said. "It's so much bigger.” Slayton said there were no part lim e poslstlons available when she first applied so she look Ihe Job as secretary to the supervisors In the district. "1 was secretary lo all of them ." she said. Ill 1957. there were no assistant superintendents, she explained, only area supervisors. T h r y were ull In onr room In the board ofllces on Commercial Si. " T h e supervisor of elementary, secondary, music, guidance, food service...all In onr room." she noted. "O f course, there were only 27 schools then." Despite the potential of bring swamped with work. Slayton said that she got bored with her duties uftrr two years and asked lo be transferred to Seminole High School where she served as sreirtury lo principal Andrew Bracken for 11 years. She said that she loved working with the students and the challenge of helping to run Ihe school. entertaining, though site has been out of the spotlight fora few years. A ll three of her children gradualed from Seminole High Sc hool while she was working there. "Some of them avoided the oilier complete­ ly." she said, but said It was fun being at school with them anyhow. Site said Dial a couple ol years ago. they played In the lounge at the Holiday Inn In downtown Sanfurd as "Southwlnd." In another Incarnation, they were "Peggy and Ihe Keynotes.” When Lakr Brantley High School was gearing up to accept students In 1970. Slayton said she pulled "double d u ty" lor eight months while Ihe building was being constructed. Still working ut A g r a n d m o t h e r of th re e a n d a g r e a t ­ grandmother of one. Slayton said she has no plans lo alt out her retirement. " I look forward to doing whatever I want with no tight schedule." shr said. • Most did not know 10 per­ cent of America's energy comes from renewable sources such as solar, wind, geothermal and h y ­ droelectric power. Thirty-eight p e rc e n t th o u g h t re n e w a b le sources were more important. • A majority believe It will lake government action to get people to sepurale trash lor recycling. �VIEW POINT You don’t have the right to ban the act of praying A m an In Chicago has filed a lawsuit charging the Boy Scouts of America — that’s right, the Boy Scouts of A m e rica — w ith religious discrimination. T h e suit stems from an Incident In which the m an's 7-year-old son was not allowed to Join Ihe organization's T ig e r Cu b' group because Ihe youngster failed to take an oath recognizing God. Aa I understand It. the Boy Scouts endorse no particular religion. T h e y do. however, stale In their handbook that "N o boy can grow Into the best kind of VtlWrOIMT citizenship without recognizing his ob­ ligation to God." k l o n ie I don't have a pro­ JO R D A N blem with that but I'm sure there are several others who do. T h e boy's father la an agnostic who was successful In a 1970 civil rights case that kept him out of the military during the Vietnam War. He somehow convinced the Supreme Court that he was a conscientious objector without believ­ ing In God. I don't know how he did It. Perhaps the Judges were asleep that day, or absent, or In a drunken stupor. T h is kind of Incident makes me angry, makes me sad. makes me wonder In what direction our nation la heading. Let's see. In recent years there have been lawsuits aimed at prohibiting team prayer before football games, and at other sporting events, as well as numerous suits against the practice of praying In public schools. T h e freedom In practice whatever religion In which you believe la guaranteed under this nation's Constitution. It Is a unloue freedom, one that you won't find In a lot of other countries. But you know that already. So what's m y point? T h e point Is dial whether you believe In God. or Allah, or Buddhu or the telephone pole In front of your house. II Is your own business. But It becomes m y business when you take action to prohibit me from practicing m y religious beliefs merely because you and I don't see eye-to-eye. Th e re Is absolutely nothing w rong with praying before a football game, or baseball g a m e , o r U w k rtta ill g a m e " r ■ p r illn z b r r . If you don't worship the same God un most of those around you. you don't have to lake |wrt. No one Is going to twist your arin. bite your head olf or stone you to death Just because you don't wish to lake part. If you believe In a different god than Ihe rest of those In attendance, then pray to him . It's your right. But It's not your right to try and ban the practice altogether. Tha t's something that's not guaranteed by the Constitution. Moreso. It's something that makes me fighting mad. If I'm In a public classroom or restaurant and want to pray, there's not a whole lot you can do about It. You can disagree with m y doing It. You can dislike me for doing It. You can pick a fight or poke fun. but you can't stop me. It never ceases to amaze me how some people Interpret the BID of Rights and Ihe Constitution as documents by which they can stop, or Infringe upon, the rights of others. T h e A C L U has been hiding behind Ihe First Amendment for years. I recently spoke with one of Ihelr supporters and during the conversation lust casually usked h im If he would recite for me the First Amendment. You know what? He couldn't do It. He had no clue. He didn't know the first two words or one complete sentence. Yet the group he endorses uses the amendment to flic lawsuit after lawsuit charging roups and Individuals with various and sundrv Irst Amendment Infringements. If you feel your First Amendment rights have been violated, then It Is certainly your pre­ rogative to do something about It. As a newspaperman. I have every reason to cherish and respect the First Amendment. I stand by the old adage of "I may not agree with what you say. but I will defend to Ihe death your right to say It." W ithin reason, of course. T h e First Amendment doesn't provide blanket coverage. Th e founding fathers Intended It In be used with a goorlly dose of common sense. The y naturally assumed, perhaps mistakenly so. that their desccndenLs would have enough brains to know how und when lo use It. It Is as wrong for you lo try and ban publlc prayer as It Is far me to try and stop you from practicing whatever religious belief lo which you adhere. It Is m y firm opinion that those same founding fathers who penned the Constitution also believed In God. Whether you believe In a supreme being, u deity. Is your concern. Il becomes m y concern when you try to stop me from practicing m y religious beliefs Just because they're different from yours. I have no problem with letting the son of utt agnostic father Join the Boy Scouts. | do have a problem, a very serious problem, if that same father attempts to change the structure of that organization In order lo make It conform with his own religious beliefs. My own father perhaps summed II up best He once said. "Believe In whatever you believe In. whatever you feel comfortable with. But when It comes time for you lo take your final breath, you better have been right " Amen. El New look, new attitude Sanford baseball leagues now in top-notch form ■y LAURA L. SULLIVAN Herald stall writer ‘ S A N FO R D - Last spring when parents might have been anxiously u w u ltln g tlie day w h e n Ih r t r children would strut out onto the baseball diamond for the season's first game, many were. Instead, c o m p la in in g a bou t S a n f o r d 's baseball programs: about a lack of u n ifo rm s , sp o n so rs h ip , parent support and Just plain enthusiasm. Th e youth baseball program tjial kicked off yesterday In Fort Mellon Park was not the one a city task force formally complained about-fn a report lo Hie city commission (flat year. O r the one jiarrnts avoided entirely by shelling nut more money lo place their children In programs where they could play trail In hlggcr leagues und fancier uniforms. Players In the Sanford Little Major League yesterday modeled some of the $10,000 worth of new uniforms, patterned ufter those worn by major league teams. In prrvlous years, teams wore mulching T-sh irts and hats. Instead of full uniforms. T h e city com m ission pledged $10,000 for the new uniforms last Ju n e during hndgrt review, when complulnts about youth baseball reached Ihelr tirtghl. "From llle lime I came In. Little League was Job one," said Mike Kirby, who became Ihe city recre­ ation director when th r department spill Irom Ihe parks department Oct. I. T ile department has spent several m onths seeking s|M)iisnrs u n d I m p r o v e m e n t s to y o u t h baseball, lie said. Rocky Elllngsw orlh. recreation supervisor who was hired shortly alter Ihe department spill last year, heads Ihe youlh bu vhull program As Ills thoughts u ImhiI the pro- H w M n e t b| TM M f Vtncani Jell Monson (left) and Rocky Ellingsworth ol the Sanlord Recreation Department sort through some of Ihe $10,000 worth ol new baseball uniforms Kids who See Leaguee. Page 4D LOST GAMES, take part In this year's programs will wear brand new uniforms and have lots ol new equlpmenl when the cry ol play ball goes out F lo rid a strik e s cflit LOST MONEY Abbreviated spring training has many cities in a slump United gra ta Internation bUHEDIN Tha aty of Dunedin borrowsd $2.3 milion to enlarge Grant Fiald, hoping that money from ticks! talas, parking and conctstions would halp covar tha first loan paymant. Tha $335,000 paymant is dua May 1 and city officials say thare will ba a considarabla shortfall. City otldals hare are estimating a loss of $14 million due to the major league baseball spring training lockout,_____ L H H M City officials say tha lockout will maka it difficult lo convinca tha town's res­ ident's to pay lor a naw 7,500-seal stadium. Tha Piraias hava ihraatanad to laave town unlass a naw facility is constructed. a l ___________________ T A M P A — Spring training was expected In add more lhan SIMM) million lo Florida’s economy this year, bui stale officials M id major league baseball's monthlong lockout pmbably reduced that Income by half. " I l was devastating." said Hon Salford, sports prom otion director ol the Florida Department of Commerce. T h e lockout, which began Feb. 15 and ended March IH. particularly hurt those towns that had planned to use the ex|M-cted boost In tax revenue to hrlp pay off debt Incurred from building stadiums or renovating old ones for some of the IH teams that la-ad lo Florida every year lor spring training Baseball team owners locked |ilayers out ol spring training faellllles alter the two sides hit a snag over Hilary urbllratliai eligibility during union contract talk-* Tha t rllt was fixed last Sunday when both sides agreed to allow 17 percent ol the major league players who have between 2-3 years experience toltlc for arbitration. " In 1987. we made $295 million (statewide) at l.l million nttendener (lor spring training)." Salford said. "In 19H9. we recorded I H million attendelicc. Kstlmales Indicate the stale's unmi.il Income from spring training Is well over $300 m illion." Salford, however, said stale economists believe Die lockout. which led lo Ihe cancellation of 362 of the -l 10 scheduled exhibition gullies, would cul lb.it Income by half. Am ong the towns hardest till by the lockout are Dunedin, borne of the Toronto Blue days, and I'ort St. I.u d e . s|irlng Homing home ol ihe New York Mels Hotels, restaurants, gill sbojn ami other businesses eulerlng lo luisebull Ians exjH-rlenced big drops In business, which means levs lax money. "F o r us. wlilioul an actual figure. I'd guess we're looking at a S IT milium loss, said dune Rowley, president of tlie Port St. I.ucle Cham ber of Commerce. "W e 've otdy got three (New Y’ork Mels) home games See S lu m p , Page 4 D A lcohol robs m ore w orking years than sm okin g United Press International ■ A T L A N T A — Alcohol-related deaths accounted for more than 1.3 million years of losl work life In I9H7 — more productive years lhan smoking robbed, according lo federal licallb officials. T h e national Centers for Disease C o n tro l said a lcohol was re ­ sponsible for Ihe loss of 1.5J 1.200 years of potentially productive life, a figure calculated by sublracHitg death age from Ihe re llrrm rn l age of 05. By comparison, an estimated 950.000 yrars ol work life w err lo sl title lo s m o k lu g -re la lc -d fatalities In Ihe same year. 1987. the last year for which figures un­ available. "T h e same Is not true of Ihe years of life losl h r f o r r life expectancy |75| because of Ihe great number of smoking deaths between 65 and 7 5 ." said Jim Schultz, a medical professor al ihe University of Miami unde author of ih c C D C study. Schultz said there arc far m on­ annual smoking deaths — some 390.000 last year — bul alcohol leads lo a great deal of "udolrsrcnl and yo u n g adult d e a th " and therefore a higher number uf years of life lost beflire 65 FO R T H E B E S T IN E D IT O R IA L S , O P IN IO N S AN D A N A L Y S IS Ol Ihe 105.095 alcohol related falalllles In America In 1987. 25 percent occurred tiefore the age of 34. th e C D C rc|»ori said " O n average each alcohol related death was associated with IT 6 years ol potential llle lost before age 65 and 25.9 years of p n lc n llu l llle losl before llle expretanry (age 75|." ihe n-|Miri said. The figures are llsled In Ihe llrsl report by the ledcral healili agency lo closely examine ways |ieople die Iroiil alcohol abuse. Deaths due in ulchnl related unintentional Injuries, including Sec A lco h o l. Page 4 D When a Drink Is a Drink What provides 13 grams of alcohol lit* beer 141 1 re Regular beer 12 Wine Bloody Uary CoMee liqueur K Creme de menthe T u rQ io l SO proof rum. vodka or bourbon Ju^ol Source foatfonmenlvtl Buln'ion M AOAAKOCt . B j .L - liJ ,,] �I I I M — Santord Herald, Sanford. Florida — March 29. 1M0 Editorials/ Opinions ARNOLD SAW ISLAK iusps m m ) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 631-9093 Wayaa 0. Oeyte. M M a r KanaM W. Naafa. laacaftva Idttor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 M onths........................................ $10.90 6 M onths........................................ $30.00 I Yrmr .......................................... $70.00 ED ITO R IALS Startling Democrats First Is was Sen. Daniel Patrick M o yn lha n , D -N .Y .. w h o late last year proposed re m o vin g the Social S e curity surplus from deficitreduction calculations. N ow , It's Rep. D a n Roatenkowskl. D 4U.. w ith his com prehensive plan to balance A m e rica 's budget In five years. It's n o w $160 b illion In the red. T w o galvanic notions In Just a m a tter of m onths; It's enough to give the Jitters to Inherently cautious D em ocratic leaders In Congress. M oynlhan'* Social Se curity proposal has been relegated to legislative purgatory — for now. at least — b u t Rostenkosrskl's plan m ight actually spark som e m ovem ent o n the d e fic it. T h a t 's p a r t ly be ca u se of R ostenko w ski's e m in e n c e — the Illin o is Democrat chairs the powerful House W a ys and Means Com m ittee. It's also because of the unexpected response from the W hite House. Instead of brandishing a crucifix before the Dracula of new taxes. W hite House budget director Richard D a rm a n praised the c o m ­ p iU K IW IV C IIM U IC U l the U IC |A U ^|W || — prehensive nature of program — before chanting the " n o new taxes" Incantation. Incan W hite House spokesm an M arlin Fltxwater F it said the Roatenkowskl plan provides "some room to talk." T h e risk each p a rty ru n s Is that the other w ill use ta x ta lk as a p o litica l ta u n t. Rostenknowskl proposes raising the tax rate of Am e rica n s m aking m ore than $ 1 80 ,0 0 0 a year, a n d he wants to raise taxes o n gasoline and liquor. He Is w ell asrare that George B ush 's Ups can plant a kiss of political death. T h e W h ite House, o n the other hand, m a y be lo o k in g for a g ra c e fu l retreat fro m Its no-new -tax pledge. E ven m ore d a n g e ro u s p o litic a lly Is Rostenkowski's proposal to withhold for one year the cost-of-livlng Increase for Social Security recipients. Both parties know what happens when a politician even thinks of messing with Social Security, which Is one reason why Moynlhan makes his fellow Democrats skittish. Roatenkowskl also proposes freezing cost-of-llvlng Increases for all entitlement pro­ grams and cutting the defense budget for five straight years. Savings would go to deficit reduction. Roatenkowskl deserves credit for offering a serious proposal, as the White House ac­ knowledged. Now It's up to the White House to respond In kind. There are better ways to use our money. Rebuilding our Infrastructure. Revamping helth care. Making drug abuse programs available to all who neea them. Shoring up fledgling democracies In Eastern Europe and Latin America. Making available a quality education to every youngster In America. Restoring and protecting the environment. President Bush has mentioned many of them, even as he expresses regrets for our sadly pinched purse. LETTER S T O EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. All letters must be signed. Include the address of th r writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a slnghle subject und lx- ns brief as possible.. Letters are subject to editing. Berry's World € >*«i i.( m a i GORBY GOES A GATHERING Get a com plete picture of LBJ W A S H IN G TO N — One reason some artists won t let snyone look at their worka-ln-progress Is that the underpainting on unfinished pictures can give a mistaken Idea of what the completed Job will look like. But sometimes, as In the case of a m am m oth biography of the sort that Robert Caro is writing about Lyndon Johnson, the picture being painted has to be unveiled in stages. Caro has written two volumes of a projected four-part biography and both books have ilentyofconl provoked plenty of controversy. T h r first book got L B J from birth through his Hout career In the House of* “Representatives and d rp lrtrd an ambitious, hard-working young man striving for success In politics, occasionally lapsing Into questionable ethical conduct lo make h it way. Th e second volume. Just out. covers the World W ar II period and the Immediate aftermath, when Johnson made an all-out effort lo move from the House to the Senate. T h is book shows an odious, dishonest, rapacious, unscrupulous scoundrel willing lo do anything or anyone to win. So far. the story line aeema to lead to a conclusion that Caro la w riting the life of the moal hideous vllllan ever to occupy the national atage. But fudging from the foreword to the new Caro Is going to compare Johnson to Abraham Lincoln ncoln when he gets to his aubjet t s vital role In the civil rights revolution of the 1960a. T h a t a p p a re n tly meana Caro la going lo attempt In the last Iw o volumes of this v a s t b io g r a p h ic a l Journey to at least partially rehabilitate the sleazy bum he haa created In the first two. As one re­ view er of the new book has observed. Caro m ay have made Johnaou so bad that no one will believe he h a d r e d e e m in g ^Both books qualities. have provoked But If he ra n do It. plenty ol con­ Caro may come out troversy. ■ with a recognizable portrait of the L B J that those who wat­ ched hla rise and fall In Washington knew. Tha t picture. In order to be true, does have to show a man of Immense complexity and seemingly Irreconcilable con­ flicts of character and conduct. There are dozens of stories that Illustrate the dark and bright aides of Lyndon Jo h nson. One was told by the novelist-playwright La rry King, who Once was an aide to a Texas congressman named J . T . Rutherford. Rutherford assigned King to help Johnson during a quick campaign swing through In hla district. T h e trip went badly and at the end of the day. a furious Jo h n s o n chew ed out e v e ry o n e In sig h t, especially King. Outraged by the tongue-lashing. King told icnord. not you Johnson. " I work for Mr. “Ruthei and I don't have to take (bleep) from y o u ." He stomped out of the room, thinking he surely would be fired (he next day. At 4 a.m . King's hotel room phone rang. It was Johnson, who. saying he couldn't sleep, politely invited King to have a drink. Hating Johnson even more, the sleepy young aide went to the senator's room where mumbled something akin to an apology for hla earlier outburst and then regaled King with ‘ stories about New -Deal‘ days and “Franlkiln D. Roosevelt. JACK ANDERSON What will happen when crack babies grow up? D A V I D S. B R O D E R Bare minimum is not enough W A S H IN G T O N T w o officials of th r S u lld a rtly-le d Polish governm ent arc In Washington this week. One. Prime Minister Tu d ru s z Mazowlrrkl. Ls being toasted and welcomed at the White House und on Capitol Hill. Eager officials are urging him to voice his view s on G e rm a n unification und other weighty matters. Th e other. Wlktor Kulerskl. the first deputy minister of national education. Is having a harder time getting anyone's attention lo his plru for help In reviving Poland's schools. Seeking lo reorient his nation from the Communist Ideology of the last 49 years to an understanding of democracy and a free-market economy, this veteran of the ten-year under­ ground struggle Is finding Washington preoc­ cupied with other things. Th e contrast tells a lot about where we urc In supporting the movement toward freedom In Eastern Europe: O ur goodwill Is running ahead of our good deeds. No question that the American people und government have given their hearts to the new leaders who freed their lands from Soviet domination. Lech Walesa and Vuclav Havel have provided more Inspiration to Washington than uny other visitors In years. Hut when the cheering stops, those men and women face daunting challenges, where Ih r talent und resources America could furnish might make a critical difference. We are not turning our backs on them: but we arc not yet geared up to help as we should be. Here's an example. Although President Bush has s|x>ken with some eloquence al least three limes on the Importancer o clnvoluntary efforts to aid the Eastern Europeans, the forums — a latenight speech to a Los Angeles business group, for example — guaranteed m inimal coverage. Even today, no one on the W hile House staff bus been dlslgnatcd us the Prrsldcnt's personal representative on this project. There's no one rallying support for E a s te rn E u ro p e the w a y O liv e r N o rth evangelized, with President Reagan’s blessing, for aid to the contras. Several m onths ago. Hush designated Depu­ ty Secretary of State Lawrence S. Eagleburgrr as the coordinator of administration efforts In Eastern Europe. Eagleburgrr Is an able. rx |irrlrn rrd operative with much loo m uch lo do — Including managing the whole State de|Mrtmen( on the frequent occasions when Secretary of Stale Jam es Hukrr Is traveling Ills staff for the Eastern European projerl consists of two enormously overworked peo­ ple. eallrd lu c k from assignments in Ottawa and trying to coordinate the work of some 20 separate government agencies. In a speech Iasi w rrk . Eagleburgrr argued forcrlully — and I think persuasively — that Institution building must precede massive Inlusious of outside economic aid In thrse countries. T h e y must have the capacity to use the money, h r suld. or It will be wasted. Some good tilings are bring done with Am erican assistance to build those basle dcmoeratlr and capitalist Institutions. From th r $300 million Poland-llungary assistance package Congress voted last November, the Agency for Interna ttonul Development gave $10 million lo th e N a t io n a l E n ­ dowment for Democ­ racy (N ED ) to help prepare the emerging parties and leaders for the round of free elections Just begin­ n i n g In E a s t e r n E u r o p e . N E D bus plans to expand Its operations to help parties, unions, stu­ dent groups und pub­ lications In Romania. B u l g a r i a . ■ W e are not turning our backs on them; but we are not yet geared up to help as we should be.I Czechoslovakia und Yugoslavia. Hut Carl G rrsh m un. Its presi­ dent. says: "Th e re Is such a hunger...and our budget allows us Jusl to do the bare m in im u m ." Private organizations are helping. T h e Cham ber of Commerce of the United Slates, which had programs In Eastern Europe as fur back as the 1970*. has Just established a regional trade und technical renter lo serve budding rn lrrp rrn c u rs and help the new governments establish market-oriented eco­ nomic |MilUirs. T h e American Uar Association has approved plans for an Institute on law rrlo rm . with a library and experts available to help the Eastern Europeans rewrite their laws. T h e International Exectutlve Service Corps, a 26-year-old group, has recruited two retired executives as short-term advisers lo l*ollsh ravou and T V -to b r factories. W hich brings me lu r k to W lktor Kulerskl H r came to Washington under the ausplrrs of the American Frdrra lon of Teachers Hut Poland. Kulerskl says, has 7 million students who know little of democracy und levs of the English language. It has 1H.000 Russian language teat hers and fewer than I ,000 equipped to teach English "W e nerd 20.IXM) English-language teach­ ers.'' h r said, "a nd we have no way ol training them ourselves." O n Ills visit. Kulerskl said he eonllrmed that the Peace Corps lit Ju n e will scud 6 0 English teachers in Poland, as it starts operations in the country. Like almost everything else- we're doing, that s line. Hut It's not enough W A S H IN G T O N B y the turn of the century, the first generation of crack babies will be teen-agers. IPs then that the worst aide effects wlU surface for the children born now to women who smoke crack. Not only will the nation be coping with millions of derailed lives, but It will pay billions of dollars for unforeseen health and education coats. Today. Americana are touched by the pathos of Uny babies straggling for life In Intensive care nurseries T o ­ morrow. the picture will be leas endearing — th o s e b a b ie s g r o w n u p . w ith b e h a vio r problem s caused by addiction, neglect and despair. T h e crack babies are already becoming th e n a t i o n 's u n ­ w anted Infants. A re c e n t N e w Y o r k study on foater care In that state noted that In I960, only 19 p e r c e n t of the c h ild re n In foster C The nation’s homes were under swamped the age of 9. "To d a y. child wtlfare II Is over 90 percent, system Is p r i m a r i l y d u e to scrambling to c r a c k ." tne report coma lo (he says. rescue. A n y w h e r e fro m 100.000 to 390.000 crack babies arc bom each year In the United Stales. T h e Health and Hum an Services Depart­ ment Inspector General's Office canvassed health officials across the country looking for Insights Into these babies' futures. O u r associate J im Lynch obtained a draft copy of the results of that survey. "Eve n If we stopped crack use right now. we would sltll be dealing with Its effects In some way for the next 90 to 79 years." one health official said. " T h e ramifications are forever.... It's a horrible cycle!" Crack babies arc often bom prematurely and need costly medical care to survive. Some of them arc bom addicted lo the drug. If they survive Infancy, educator* predict, crack babies w ill have severe learning disabilities. Educators and health care experts are already starting to brace themselves for this new wave of needy kids growing Into needy adults. T h e Loa Angeles Unified School District has already developed a special curriculum for crack-affected preschooler*. Meanwhile, the nation's swamped child welfare system ls scrambling to come lo the rescue. T h e state of New York trained 1,264 new case workers last year. Counseling crack-addicted mothers "ts like beating your head against u brick w all." one case worker explained. "You are dealing with someone who has no control over her life. She's worried about her next h it." As they try to coordinate services for crack mothers and babies, hospitals report pro­ blems with staff turnover and burnout. One hospital administrator referred to the baby care ward os a "M .A .S .H . u nit." Success with crack mothers has been minimal. When the babies leave the hospital, they usually lo Ihc care of maternal grandmothers or foster homes. T h e ir fathers are nowhere lo be found. Th e crack babies are swelling the numbers of foster children who need a permanent ilaee lo live. There are now about 360.000 ostcr children awaiting homes. Health officials are now starling lo see an overlap of crack and A ID S cases. Some crack users engage In high-risk behaviors and give birth lo hublra addicted lo crack and Infected with AID S. The tragic reality Is. A ID S may eliminate the need to worry about the long-term future of m any of the babies and mothers. One East Coast health official said. "W e may not have to worry about (crack) mothers; they’ll all be dead." O n the West Coast, crack ts old news and thr next drug baby crisis is about to arrive. Child welfare agencies are preparing lo treat babies born lo users of a synthetic drag called J f tee. �• II Sanford Horrid. Sanford, Florida - Sunday. March 39. 1 M 0 - M Youth mental health reviewed LETTERS Lakt Mary commlaalonara waata monay I thought m y city of Lake Mary had reached the ultimate In spending m y hard earned tax dollar* for needlea* and rwtculloua project* when they ataried the 9500.000 park at the new city hall, propoaed/btd by a former city commlaaloner and hlanrm . But after reading a newa atory about Lake Mary'a city * needy, they now C commlaaloner* voting money1Ilo aidI Orlando have reached new height*) T h e amount of money. 915.000. la on a m uch amaller acale than the park, but lo give 99.334 tax dollar* that were levied to operate the city of Lake Mary to the United Art* of Central Florida, demon*!rate* new height* of creative way* for elected officials to spend tax dollars needlessly. I understand this Item la appropriate and necessary because some city residents "probably" use the Jo h n Young Museum. I have used the Smithsonian Museum In Washington. D .C . If they ask for funds should we send them a few thousand city lax dollars also? Where would It end? T h e commtsioners also voted 91500 each lo We Care. Inc. and Coalition for the Homeless, both of Orlando, both worth charities. I don't believe It Is In the Lake Mary d l y charter for Ihe city commissioners to collect taxes from me to help Orlando citizen* and I know Orlando commissioners have more sense than lo spend their tax money on a Lake Mary charily organization however noble their purpose m ight be. if a Lake Mary charity requested Sanford tax money. Is there any question as to what thetr response would be? Is It an wonder that m y taxes go up slgnlftcately each year? Another contender for gross mtsues of our tax dollar Is now being discussed. Th e Civic Improvement Association wants the city lo buy Its building. Catch Is. this will be the second time that the cltUens of Lake Mary would be paying for this building) It was built by volunteer labor and donations b y Its citizens. Th e C .I.A . Is only asking 9150.000+ for the building and w ho know s, since there are cu rre n t and form er commissioner* at the helm, maybe the C .L A . will give Ihe proceeds to more Orlando charities. If the C.I.A . no longer wants lo have upkeep responsibility of their building they could donate It to the city and not have to spend sleepless nights trying lo prevent the 9150.000+ from disappearing. Jam es B. Thom pson Lake Mary 8CC mad* tha right decision I support the board of trusties of SC C 's decision In m oving the showing of Ihe film " T h e Last Tem ptation of C h rist" lo a smaller classroom. It amuses me that ths A C L U . which stands for civil liberties, attacks and threatens some others who do not choose lo behave as they do. A s a Christian and a taxpayer. I am opposed lo supporting actions and movies that are against m y principles. O ur schools have not been permitted to leach Christianity nor sing songs honoring Jesus. W hy then are they permitted lo show ftlms that would blaspheme Jesus. I can see this as reverse censorship. Mary E. Ilaw ver Sanford Stop Nintendo It has recently become known that Ihe Nintendo Com pany Is trying to get federal legislation lo outlaw the renting of video games. As expensive as Nintendo keeps their games priced, how can they possibly expect everyone to have the mega bucks It would take to buy a decent selection of video games? Perhaps they would Ilk* us to lake out second or third mortgages to buy their games. * Are we expected to purchase these games only to find out that we do not like a parrlcular game when we gel It home? T h e stores will not give refunds as they have only an exact exchange policy on video games. No one that I know has the cash to keep buying video games until they find one or two that they like. And what are they to do with tc games tht they purchase and don't like? You tell me) If we allow Nintendo to get this no rental legislation passed (top Will the auto manufacturers be able to then were will It stop? stop care care rentals? Will the motion picture Industry stop video rentals? You an write to your U.S. Senators and tell them that you expect them to vote no on any kind of legislation that would limit or restrict your right to rent video games. Send your tetter* to Senator Dob Graham . S.E. 241 and to Senator Connie Mack. S.H. 517. U.S. Senate. Washington. U.C. 20510. T h e "Rights" that you defend are your own!) Kenneth D. Frazier Sanford NATIONAL COM M ENTARY Glimpses of the presidential couple, up close and private ■ r N I L I N T H O M A S UPI Whits Housa Reporter W A S H IN G T O N M any viewers reached the conclusion that Barbara Bush dlfTers with her husband on the question of a b o rtio n a fte r w a tc h in g NBC T V 's " A day In the life of George Bush" not loo long ago. Th e first lady artfully dodged the question but made II clear that she was avoiding It simply because she did not want to a p p e a r to d iffe r fro m h e r husband on major public Issues. Bush Is adamantly against abortion, but In recent months he has been taking a different tack, asserting that there ts room In the Republican Party for all points of view. Including prochoice supporters. Mrs. Bush, so far. except for a brief slip on the question of a u t o m a t ic w e a p o n s , h a s basically been able to avoid controversial Issues. Il Is not required that the first lady must always agree with her husband. But she has decided that Is the way to avoid headlines. She religiously keeps a diary und maybe In her memoirs she will express her views m orr frankly. Right now she believes the better part of valor ts lo go along to gel along. Fu rtherm ore, she contends that she only wants to express her views on Issues where she can make a dllference. NBC had nine camera crews at Ihe White House the day of the filming of " A Day In the Life of President Bush" and they cov­ ered all bases. The editors had to crash all night to edit the film after some 12 hours of shooting. Il was all reduced to one hour, and m u c h of It a p p a re n tly landed on the culling room Door. As usual. Millie, the Bush spaniel, played un Important role In the documentary. When reporters want lo lease the powers that be at the White House, they quip w h o was "General Vessey." Vesaey was chairman of Ihe Jo in t Chiefs of Staff during President Ronald Reagan’s ad­ m inistration. but Reagan. In giving videotaped testimony In Ihe Iran Contral scandal cose of former national security adviser Adm. Jo h n Poindexter, could not remember who Vessey was. "T h e name Is very familiar." said Reagan. President Bush has a hidden lalenl of mimicking, w hich he exhibits only In private. He does u good Im itation fo Clayton Williams, the front-running GOP "good 'ol buy" candidate ru nn­ ing for govrrnor of Texas. Bush, who claims his adopted Texas as home, has mastered Ihe style and accent after years In Ihe oil business In Midland. A n d h r Is relishing storlrs about Williams' free wheeling go-for-broke style of politicking T h e director of Seminole County Menial Health Center Inc. and his staff members reported to Ihe Seminole County C om ­ mission on Children Advisory Board, rela­ tive to the status of mental health services for county youth. Seminole C ounty Mental Health Center ISC M H C ) la philosophically committed lo Ihe Stale of Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services belief laht pre­ vention and early Intervention programs are critical for children In need of mental health servlcea. A d d itio n a lly , a n y treatm ent system that does not subscribe lo Including a child's family Is "doomed to failure." In Ihe 1970s. the pioneering Philadelphia C h ild Guidance Clinic. In the 1970's when the C hild Guidance Clinic expanded Its services and moved lo a new facility, so committed were they to the principle of family therapy they Included apartments w ithin their facility. These were used for housing dyusfunctlonal families and ob­ servation of their Interaction patterns. T h is facllltatied the therapist treatment process In helping families achieve more appropriate behavioral patterns. Seminole Mental Health Center Is Ihe only non-profit publicly-financed agency In Ihe county. T h e demand for their services have already surpassed their ability lo provide services. Requests for services have tripled. Citing projections by Ihe Mental Health Assoclalon of Central Florida and Ihe National Institute of Mental Health It Is anticipated that 12 percent of Seminole County youth (2-18 years) will need mental health services combining this prediction with the projected student population explosion possibly forecast acute problems In Ihe delivery of mental health services lo children In Ihlacounty. Mental Health Services among the private providers la costly. Ranging from 9460-9800 per day for residential care and as mucg as 9150 hour for office visits. S C M H C cost are based upon a sliding scale. Families with Income under 911.000 cannot afford mental health services. Th e y also generally are not convened by any type of health Insurance. Services provided by S C M H C are long term: poly drug and alcohol residential programs, acute care services and short term services. Acute rare services provides emergency screening and crisis stabllllzatlon. Th e crisis stabilization program provides 24 hom r dally service for acute crisis clients. Chtld/famlly out patient service* and Intensive Counseling Crisis Counseling for high risk children. T h is program also provides screening at the Juvenile detention renter for possible suicidal children. NATIONAL COM M ENTARY Is Bush going to budgetary hell? W A S H IN G T O N Rep. Lee H am ilton. D -In d .. calls them " T h e Seven Deadly Sins of Budgeting" and. by his stan­ dard. President Bush Is going straight to hell for violating all of them. T h e s c h o la r ly H a m ilt o n , chairm an of Congress'* Joint E c o n o m ic C o m m itte e , listed Bush's budget abuse* during a recent heating of Ihe House Budget Committee, which must soon draft Its version of a fiscal 1991 budget. “ Let me Identify seven sources of Inaccuracy and Imprudence In t h e p r e s i d e n t 's ( b u d g e t ) approach — what I would call 'T h e Seven Deadly Sins of Bu d­ geting."' Hamilton said. First Is "sm oke." those overly o p t im is t ic a n d u n r e a lis t ic assumptions about rotes of eco­ nomic growth. Inflation and In­ terest rates In Bush's budget. " T h e y start the process on the wrong foot, distorting everything that follows." Hamilton said. He said the adm lnlslraton* long-term forecasts "Invariably call for rapid real growth and falling Interest rates, with the tantalizing result that the deficit melts away Just over the hori­ zo n ." Hamilton's second budget sin Is "m irro rs." as In smoke und mirrors. (Slogans aside, we are raising taxes. But by requiring that it be done in hiding, we are insuring that it will be done badly, f -Rsp. Lm Hamilton "M irrors." he said, are "deficit reductions that appear bigger In Ihe fun house mirrors Ilian In technicians's cold calculations." Am ong Bush's mirrors, h r said, u rr Pentagon "management re­ forms." Th e third sin Is "pennywise and pound foolish." policies "whose III effects outweigh the budget sa v in g s ." H a m ilton's examples Include "Ih e failure to provide Ihe resources obviously needed for Infrastructure In ­ vestments und for the Indebted drveloplntg nations and Eastern Europe." Fourth Is "pass the buck." which Involves shifting the fi­ nancial burden from the federal government lo states and cities by culling programs like sewage Irru tm rn t plant construction u n d p u b li c h o u s in g m o d ernlzailon. Fifth Is "cut now. pay later." a sin Involving "policies that seem to reduce the deficit now but make It worse In future years." H a m ilto n su ld Ih e p rim e culprit Is Hush's rupltal gains lax cut proposal, which congres­ sional studies show "would re­ sult In revenue louses In every year after Ihe first" In which It would add revenur. Sixth Is "shell games." or policies "th a t claim lo save money by m oving actlvltly from one shell to a n o th e r." F o r example, elim inating Indirect subsidies lo the Postal Service "w ould cut on-budget outlays but raise olT-budget outlays by an equal am ount" resulting In artificial savings. Hamilton's final budget sin Is "non-starters" — proposals for spending ru ts repeatedly subm l t t . d b y R e p u b lic a n a d ­ ministrations but repeatedly re­ je c te d b y th e D e m o c ra tic controlled Congress. "Together, practices of these Seven Deadly Sins of Budgeting discredit Ihe president's budget docum ent." Hamilton testified. " I believe that only 910 billion of the president's 936 billion of spending reduction and revenue Increases (for fiscal 1691) are likely to offer credible and lust­ ing deficit reduction." H r also questioned Bush's "no new taxes" pledge, since. Bush's new budget requests 918 billion In revenue Increases and he accepted 95.7 billion In new revenue last year. "Slogans aside, we are raising taxes." Hamilton said. "B u t by requiring that It be done In hiding, we are Insuring lhal II will be done badly." H a m ilt o n p ro p o s e d “ a balanced package of spending cuts for lower priority functions and moderate tax Increases" lo obtain honest deficit reduction that would restore credibility with Ihe public. "W e must somehow create an airtight package — one that we can't wiggle out of." he said. "W e will have to pul ourselves on record and on the spot with the public. ... We will need to craft that mechanism so that II does not reward accounting games as Ihe current process does." After listening to Hamilton's sins list. House Budget Com ­ mittee Chairman Leon Panetla. 1) Calif., said he wasn’t sure his panel could avoid all seven sins In the budget It drafts. “ I don't think we'll get to heaven but maybe we'll end up In purgatory." I’anetta said. For the president, however, m aking It to budget purgatory would be a tong, uphill clim b from where he la now. Bud Mueman »n te v ter United P m » International Televangelists target East Bloc countries • y U O N D A N IIL W A S H IN G T O N A m ericas television evangelists, their pop­ u la rity at h om e eroded by scandal, are launching unprece­ dented new ministries In the Soviet Union as the Cold War thaws. Glasnosl was the new buzz word at the annual conference of Ihe National Religious Broad­ casters here last month. Televangelist Pat Robertson. Ihe 1988 presidential usplrant. to ld re p o rte rs that he hus permission to open a Moscow m inistry to distribute "lllbles. tracts. Christian literature und Christian videos." Robertson said Soviet T V alr e a d y Is b r o u d c u s l l n g "Superbook." a cartoon series based on the Old Testament und deve lop e d by h is C h ris tia n Broadcasting Network. " T h i s is the first Western religious program to air regu­ larly Ip the Soviet Union.” Rob­ ertson said. Robert Schuller, whose "H o u r of Power" currently tops Ihe (With unprecedented avenues of openness now providing access to the Soviet people, today's church has been given the vision for anew mission field. 9 Evsngtllsl Ralph Mann religious broadcast charts, used Ihe conference to announce lhal he delivered u sermon Christmas Day on Soviet television to 200 million viewers. "Never before has u foreigner been asked to preach to Ihe e n tire Soviet p e o p le ." said S c h u lle r , w h o p la n s m ore broadcasts from Moscow, where he ulso will distribute copies of his book. "T h e Be Happy Atllludes." From a conference exhibition booth. Ralph Mann, president of Mission Possible, touted new opportunltles to evangelize In the Soviet Union. "W ith unprecedented avenues of openness now providing ac­ cess to Ihe Soviet people, today's church lias been given the vision for a new mission field." said Mann, a lawyer whose ministry Is bused In Denton. Texas. M ann's booth displayed u b a n n e r w h ic h p ro c la im e d : "Glasnosl — For Good or Evil — What A ny Christian Can Do to Be Involved In the Soviet Union To d a y!" A Christian can. Mann sug­ gested. adopt u Soviet family, m a ilin g them scripture and praying for them regularly. Aside from the opportunities presented them by glusnost. delegates had Utile other good news to share. T h is year's con­ ference hud fewer drlegutes. exhibits und big names. Am ong the missing was J im Bakker. who Is doing hard time resulting from the (lnunrlul und sexual shenanigans lhal toppled his I T L ministries. The P T L exhibit three years ago was Ihe convention's most spectacular — a full-scale house of glass. Tele va n ge lists were rid in g high In the ratings In those days before Jim m y Swuggart tearfully c o n fe s s e d to s o m e s e x u a l misconduct of his own. About Ihe lime Bakker got In l rouble. Oral Roberts was telling his devotees that It was curtains for him If they didn't kick In some big bucks fast. Roberts got his big payday, presumably de­ laying his premature Journey to heaven, but he has since fallen on even harder times. A ll that bad publicity has diminished the ratings and de­ p le te d th e c o f f e r s of th e televangelists. So they are look­ ing lo Ihe Soviet Union and Ihe East Bloc for new believers. Those would seem to be u n ­ likely countries In which to look, but anything seems possible since Russians began lining up Wednesday for Big Mucs at Ihe M c D o n a l d 's In M o s c o w 's Pushkin Square. lm Dzntel it thtel cerrvtponaant ter Unite* Pctt» Inter nztianzl Quayle-w atching bares the naked truth For some lime now I've fell u little like the kid watching the parade In Ihe Hans Christian Andersen fable " T h e Emperor's New Clothes." If you've forgotten that one. It's about a rouple of crooked tailors who convince the emperor they can make clothing out of a special cloth that the Incompetent and the stupid ure unable to sec. Since no one In the kingdom wants lu admit lo being IncompeIcnt or stupid, all the adults pretend they see the clothes. But when the emperor parades by. stark nuked In Ihe tailors' non-existent creations, a little child cries out. "B u t hr hasn’t got anything on." W h y do I feel like one of the dishonest citizenry? Well, since the first few weeks after George Bush named his running mate, m any of us have known Dan Quayle doesn't have any clothes un. figuratively speaking Literally speaking. I guess you could say we've known he dtx m l have any brains on. A n d once we ascertained that the man u heartbeat away from the presidency Is grossly unqualified for the |ob. many of us said so: others of us Just let Danny prove so. Reporters Interviewed him and chronicled his flawed or absent knowledge ol lire* world, und rrcorded the many public guiles lhal further demonstrated his Ignoraucr of other countries, diplomacy and history * But lately, you don't see that much about Dun Quayle In the news, und you don't hear OPINION SAR AH O V E R S TR E E T so m uch about the "Heartbeat A w a y " factor. Tliu t may have something to do with the fact lhal you don't see Dan out and utxHil as much as you used lo. which may liavc something lo do with Ills prrformadcrs when lie was out und about. Or. It may have to do with the fa d that some ol us still won’t believe Quayle will laud on the ticket again until w r see his name on Ihe campaign paraphernalia. Ilush still Insists (hat he will But we d in g to the hope lli.it (lie president Is |usl saving face, and. as Hendrick llertztierg put II. lhal there Is one dim bulb among Ills thousand (toluls ol light When It comes lime for the actual election, we tell ourselves. George will surely realize h r has to Jettison the dangerous i at go and w ill cajole Dauno Into declining Ihe nomluullnu "to pursue othrr Interests." Whatever the reason for our declining vigilance on Ihe Quayle Tru ll. It's making me real panicky. I want to point at the parade and yell. "B u t he hasn't got anything on! If something happens to Bush, we're In deep doo-doo!" Imagine m y relief when I opened my mall and discovered I'm not Ihe only one who's worried. Not everyone's been looking Ihe other wuy while Danny's been lu American Samoa Insulting the Inhabitants of I'ago Pago by calling their village "Pogu Pogo." Jeff Yoder und Deborah Wcrksmun have Just started the Q u a yle Q u a rte rly , u newsletter dedicated to keeping an eye on " T h e Man W ho Cuuld Be President." Four limes a year. Q Q subscribers will be able lo catch u p o n what Ihe VP has been up to. T h e Q Q Is a good blend of serious reporting, hum or, history und analysts. For m y money. I wish the quarterly had )uxi a Ittlle more appeal to conservatives, because I'm afraid some of m y good Republican eburns who ure ulso appalled by Quuvlc's antics might llirel I lie publication a little too "alternative press" lo Identify with If you'd llkr lo |oln Ihe Quaylewah II. a 912 yearly subscription, or a 93 95 sample Issue. Is a v a ila b le from I lit- Q u a y le Quarterly. P CI Box 8593. Brewster Station. Bridgeport. C T 06605 ( C 11FriO h »s ip z p # r f ntorpfitM At%n �I t I 9 9 4 S — Sanford HaraM, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 25, 1N0 Slump ID acheduled. Thal'a II.” ahe aald. "For ua It feels like a loot season. Bui we'll still support the Meta. It's a Meta town." St. Lucie County had tacked on a 3-cent tax on hotel, motel and rental rate* to help retire the debt Incurred In building the St. Lucie C ounty Stadium that brought the Meta to the city. "People weren't coming to the area to see the Meta and (the county) wasn't collecting that tax," ahe aald. 'T h is 'll put us In the red." Recreation and parka Director Carl Wsmock aald his depart­ ment will try to trim operating coats In their annual 1700.000 budget to make up for the lost revenue. He also aald the parka de­ partment will look for other "revenue generating events we can schedule In the park." D u n e d i n has a s i m i l a r Pittsburgh Pirates, city officials expect the lockout to make It more difficult to convince the town's 40.000 residents to pay for a new 7.80O«eat stadium at McKlchnle Field. The team has threatened to move If It doesn't get a new facility. Bradenton residents will vote In November on a 86 million general-revenue bond Issue to fund the construction. "(People) figure If owners can afford to pay a baseball player S3 million, they should be able to put out m oney to b u ild a stadulm rather than making the fans pay." aald Manatee County Commissioner Ken Chetlaln. Towns not saddled with debt and with some diversity In their economy expected to suffer far leas economic damage from the lockout. "You do have to consider that this lime of the year Is very good for central Florida. The area Is doing very well. Spring training In Bradenton, home of the la an additional asset." dilemma. The town borrowed 8 X 3 million this year to enlarge Grant Field, hoping that money from ticket sales, parking and concessions would help cover the first loan payment. Thal'a no longer an option, aald Mayor Manuel Koulaourmls. "W e have 8335.000 due for payment May I. There'll be a shortfall. The question Is, how much of a shortfall?" he aald. City Manager John Lawrence said he did not know how the city would raise the money. "A t this point we're waiting to see what the aholfall I s . " Lawrence said. "W e opened up the concession stands this week and we're doing one heck of a business." Once the shortfall has been determined, city officials are planning to talk with Blue Jay officials to tnr to obtain some financial aid. Lawrence aald. The city la also considering an In­ crease In the town's sales tax. Lots of new dialogue from Roth Dacaptlaa B y P hilip la t h (Slaaaa aad Bchaater. 80S pp.. S I S . SB) Near the end of Philip Roth's 13th novel. Ihe unnamed female protagonist suggests she write her own version of Ihe novel we've Just read. She wants to call It "Kiss and T e ll." Th a t title could serve nearly as well as the one Roth has chosen. "Deception." for this work by one of America's most consistently Intriguing novelists Is about kissing and telling — with the emphasis on the telling. Being a Roth novel. It Is also about m uch more. Roth has always been Interested In playing with literary forms and "Deception" la no different. Th e book Is literally all talk, stripped of all authorial comment, all description except that given In conversation, all unstated observation. At Ihe heart of the telling arc a pair of lovers: an American Jew ish author named Philip and a well-to-do Londoner who visits the writer In his studio Hat. And they talk — wittily. Intelligently, voraciously and endlessly — before making love, after making love, some­ times Instead of m aking love. T h e y touch on their domestic discomforts, on sex. on anti-Semitism, on writing. And there are other conversations as well. Includ­ ing. finally, a confrontation with Philip's wife. She has discovered the notebook that Is the nove) In which all these conversations — Including, of course, the conversation with the wife discovering Ihe notebook — are recorded. W hat's going on here? It's Roth up to his old tricks, exploring the am biguity between fact and fiction. Ihe uncertainty and complexity of Identity, the question of how Ihe Imagination Intersects with reality. It Is a theme he can't seem to let go of but that he consistently carTlcs off with verve. Invention and con­ fidence — even If at limes It becomes a bit tiresome. * Roth's books show his unerring ear for dialogue. "Deception" Is no exception and It's fast paced and fun to boot. Haydttka Llvaat B y Edw ard Abbey (L ittls Brown, SOS pp.. 8I 8 . B 8 ) "Hayduke Lives!" Is the last book Edward Abbey wrote before he died a year ago. It Is both a fitting sequel to " T h e Monkey Wrench G a n g " he wrote In 1976 and his final shot at the development mentality he believed was destroying the West. " T h e M onkey W re n ch G a n g " q u ick ly became a cult favorite among environmen­ talists and led to organization ol the eco­ warrior group called Earth first! When lhat story ended. It appeared that the hero. George Washington Hayduke. had died In a plot to blow up Ihe Glen Canyon Dam on Ihe Colorado River. But Hayduke Is back. So Is Ihe Monkey Wrench Gang, and Earth FlrsHcrs play a central role In this new tale. T h e target this time Is a huge dragline excavating machine appropriately named Go­ liath that the evil developers arc going lo use to get to vast deposits of uranium near Ihe Arlzona-Utah border. Th e Monkey W renrhers aren't sure they ran raise the courage to fight anymore. Abbey doesn't pull any punches about the people he hales, like snowmobllers ("goggled helmetrd space-suited androids"! and cat­ tlem en ("c o w -lo v in g , horse-forking, ropetwirling, cud-chewing, crotch-scratching, fly­ slapping. old-llm cy rugged Individualists" who complain the government hasn't done enough for them). Th e book Is filled with biting hum or and polemics that Is certain lo confound Abbey's enemies and bring Jov to his disciples. You may not be able to separate the message from the plot, which most readers of Abbey wouldn't want to do anyway. But without Ihe enthralllng plot and Abbey's characterizations, the message might tie lost. T h is Is J im Lchrcr's third book about a Dagwood Buinstead-type chap nunied ihe One-Eyed Muck who breumrs lieutenant gov­ ernor of Okluhoma and has ull these blzurrr adventures. Lehrer. co-host of the I’BS news program that bears his and Robin McNeil's name. Is aiming at a folksy Southwest voice of Ihe sort achieved so sensationally by Dan Jenkins In "Sem i-Tough " et al. Is gelling closer and consequently funnier with this effort. Th e plot Is not exactly as labrynlhlne us a Ludlutn or a Forsyth, but It serves to get Mack Into trouble and out after a certain amount of what the spy novel trade calls " w cl work." One hopes there are some more One-Eyed Mack stories coming, especially If Lehrer ran keep polishing the hum or content. , T h e s u b title of th is la te st w o rk by wordmaslcr Willard Espy Is "a commonplace book." defined as "a book In which one records passages or matters lo be especially remem­ bered or referred to. with or without arrange­ m ent." And it Is Just that, u plcasureful Journey through an olio of puns, mischievous verse, witticisms, puzzles, and word games. If you love the language, you'll love Espy. THIS WBSK'S B IS T SBLLBBS FICTION 1. The Bourne Ultimatum — R obert' To n Hie S h irt — Harvey Mackay |7 - 870) Ludlum INo. 4 last week — 5.813 copies ordered) 2. The Great Waldo Search — Martin Handford (3 - Z 2 5 2 ) 3. Oh. the Places Ton'll Oo — Dr. Seuss (6 - 2.208) 4. The BeIona of Bhannara — T e rry Brooks (1 -2 .0 4 1 ) 5. Where’s Waldo? — Martin Handford (5 - 1.689) 6. Bitter Sweet — Lavyrle Spencer (7 1.6061 7. Find Waldo Now — Martin Handford (8 — 1.510) 8. Counterattack — W E B Griffin (2 — 1.295) 9. Devices and Desiree — I'.D. Jam es (9 — 854) 10. The Hunt for Red October — To m Clancy (721) M ASSPAPERBACKS 1. Th e Hunt for Red October — NON-FICTION 1. Secrete About Men Every Women Should Know — Barbara D r Angells (I — 4.0061 2. What I Saw at the Revolution — Peggy Noonan |2 - 3.870) 3. Porting with Illusions — Vladim ir l’u zner(4 — 2.470) 4. Barbarians at the Gate — Bryan Burruugh flr Jo hn Hclyar 16 — 15 7 8 ) 5. Megatrends 3 0 0 0 — John Nalsbltt A Patricia Aburdenc ( 3 — 1.364) 6. Liar’s Poker — Michael Lewis (1.168) 7. Means of Ascent — Robert Caro (1.110) 8. Wealth Without Risk — Charles Givens |9 - 975) 9 All I Really Need to Know I Learned In Kindergarten — Robert Fulghum I960) 10 Beware The Naked Man Who Offers T h e L it t le M a jo r L e a g u e season will officially kick off Tuesday at 6 p.m. In Fort Mellon Park with the matchup of D A V versus Seminole Ford. Games will be played every Tuesday and Thursday at 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Alcohol--------Continued from Fags ID T b s Sooner Spy B y J im Ls k rs r (Putnam's. 333 pp.. 8 IB .9 5 ) Th a W ord’s Oottsn Out B y W illa rd Eapy (Crown. 354 pp.. 834.B5) Leagues' Continued from Pago ID gram spill out In a quick, excited tempo. Elllngsw orth seems to be the diametric op­ posite of lethargy critics hod cited lost year. "W e re ready to roll." EllIngswort h aald.c Were excited." Each Little League player woe recognized yesterday morning before sponsors were asked to throw out the first ball of Ihe season. In a new approach lo getting parents Involved, parents of the players went head-to-head against each other In an exhib­ ition softball gome. "If you lust get 50 parents out there to play, that's SO we didn't have before." EDlngsworth sold. Prompted by suggestions of­ fered by roaches and members of the parents association. Kirby and Elllngsworth moved gome times up an hour lo encourage more parent attendance. Tues­ day and Thursday games were moved from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. to give working parents time to get to the ball park. Kirby sold. Participation In Pee Wee. Little Major and Junior leagues Is up over last year with 240 players. Sponsorship Is up too. pouring more than 85.000 Into the youth program this year, he sold. Th e recreation department was able to make Improvements In Ihe baseball program without upping the 88 player registration fee over last year. Kirby sold. Th e Sanford fee remains about 870 cheaper than the fee for play In the Seminole Pony League at Five Points. Steve Richards, who choired ihe city recreation task force lost year, said he Is pleaseJ to hear of changes In the baseball leagues his group had targeted In com­ plaints to the city. " I s u p p o r t the c ha n ge s totally." Richards sold. "It's a step In the right direction for the overall bettering of (the city's recreation) program." To m Clancy (2 — 8.276) 2. M orning G lo ry — Lavyrle Spenrcr 11 — 3.714) 3. S ta r T r e k th e N e x t O e n s re tlo a , d e n t s No. It Metamorphosis — Jean Lorrah (3.225) 4. A ll I Really Need to K n o w I Learned In Kindergarten — Robert Fulghum (5 — 2.931) 5. Baselnak — Anne McCaffrey (2.320) 6. Blind Faith — Joe M cGinnis (2.299) 7. Star — Danielle Steel (3 — 2 .2 17) 8. Playmates — Robert Parker (6 - 1.7721 9. New K ids on the Block — Grace Catalano ( 7 - 1,769) 10. Th e Edge — Dick Franels(8 - 1,595| T R A D E P A P ER B A C K S 1. F ifty Simple Th in g s You Con Do to Save the Earth — Earthworks Project (I — 16.6891 2. Love You Forever — Robert Munsch (4 — 5 .0 1 1| 3. W het Color Is Y o ur Parachute? — Richard Holies 14.381) 4. Th e Lemon Book — Ralph Nadrr 13.0-111 5 Dlanctlcs — L Ron Hubburd 12 - 3.0191 6 . The T-F a cto r Fat G ra m Counter — Martin Katahn (5 — 2.760) 7. Codependent No More — Melody Hratile (3 - 2.630) 8 Com pute's Oulde to Nintendo Gomes — Steven Schwartz 12.247) 9. Oolf Quotes — ed. Mac Anderson 12.119) 10 M L A Handbook for W rite r's Research — Joseph Glbakll 12.1121 Rankings based on ordrrs to Ingram Hook Co. from mon- than 7.000 bookstores na­ tionwide. m o t o r v e h ic le a c c id e n t s , d r o w n ln g s a n d f a lls , a n d alcohol-related Intentional Inju­ ries — homicides and suicides — accounted (cw 45 percent of the total. T h e report said 19.3 percent of Ihe alcohol-related mortality rate In 1987 — 20.282 deaths — was linked to traffic accidents. Homicide and suicide ranked os the second-lrudlng cause of alcohol-related death, with B.7 percent and 8.1 percent of the total totality rate attributed to those two "Intentional" causes respectively. Alcohol-related death caused by cirrhosis of the liver was next In line, accounting for 7.1 per­ cent of Ihe totalities. Esophageal cancer caused by alcohol killed 6.5 percent of the total, making the cancer the sixth-leading cause of alcohol-related death. 1fllwWiflWtT:cXPHEBS OraWtfrSr Z s ilM M Look in the western sky for Orion, spring hunter very hot stars between Rlgel and Betelgeuse. The three stars across the middle of As spring arrives, the con­ Orton are known os the Belt of stellations of w inter come Into Orion. These stars from left to prominence In the western right are called. Alnltak. skies In the early evening. Alnllam and Mintaka. It Is Perhaps the moat famous of unusual to have three stars so these Is O rion. Ihe Hunter. much alike so close together Orion Is one of the most In our sky. beautiful constellations In Ihe If we look below the Belt of sky whether you own a tele­ Orion, we see several dim scope. binoculars or Just use stars and a hazy area. This Is y o u r eyes. O rio n 's seven brightest stars are visible , known as the Sword of Orion. The hazy patch In the Sword even from the city. Four of Is an especially Interesting these seven stars form a object. This ob|ect Is an Im ­ rectangle, with the remaining mense cloud of dust and gas three forming a line cutting called Orton Nebula, or M42. through It. This cloud may well be the The star at the top left of the most photographed object In rectangle Is an orange-red star the night sky. Long exposures called Betelgeuse (frequently show the mottled texture of p ro n o u n c e d b e e tle -ju ic e ). this cloud In amazing detail. U c t e l g u e s c Is a Red Young stars formed from hla Superglant type of star, many cloud are easi ly vi si ble times larger than our sun. In through small telescopes. fact. If Betelgeuse were put In West of the rectangle of place of our sun It would Orton Is a dim. curving line of extent beyond the orbit of stars called the shield of Mars! Despite Its size, the Orion. To see the shield. It Is surface of Betelgeuse Is only really necessary to get away about half as hot as the sun. from city lights. If we move to the bottom right comer of the rectangle, we e n c o u n te r the b rig h t blue-white star Rtgcl. Rlgel ts also a Superglant star about twice as hot as the sun. It Is one of the most luminous stars k now n, over 50.000 times as lum inous as Ihe sun. and It Is about 50 limes as large. Betelgeuse and Rlgel pro­ vide a handy and Interesting means of comparing stars. Surface temperature la what determines a star's color. A very hot star will be blue, a cool star w ill be red. and average stars, like our sun. will be yellow. There Is another group of The Milky W ay aweepa paat Orion north of the rectangle. If you own a pair of binoculars or a small telescope, always m ake It a p o in t to look through the Milky Way. It would be very easy to spend an entire evening exploring this river of stars. As Ihe evenings warm up and begin to get shorter, try to make some time to appreciate the wonder of the universe. Where else can you see so much for so little. Sa will oflt* mu week, it a member el tto Cwitrcl FIorKU A im n w n k W teclttr. wfckfc meets the second Wednesday el the mentfi et the Orlande Science Center CDlwmn t vBfjf Shuttle crew ready for launch United Brass Intamattonal S P A C E C E N T E R . Houston Th e launch of the tlubblc Space Telescope next month from the shuttle Discovery will mark the beginning of an astronomical renaissance lhat w ill revolu­ tionize hum anity's knowledge of Ihe universe, the astronauts say. "It's really Ihe beginning of decades, hopefully, - f a new awareness of the nature of our universe, which will be pro­ foundly Interesting." Discovery astronaut Steven Hawley said Thursday. Discovery and Its four-man. one-woman crew arc scheduled for blast off from the Kennedy Sparc Center at 9:21 a m. E D T April 12 lo kick off Ihe 35th shuttle mission. Ihe third of nine planned for 1990. T h e goal of Ihe long awaited (light Is thr deployment of the $1.5 billion Hubble Space Tele­ scope. the most perfect such Instrument ever made and one expected lo shed light on ques­ tions surrounding the birth and eventual death of the universe. ' ' I t ' s an e n g i n e e r i n g m asterpiece," shuttle skipper Loren Shrtvrr said In an In­ terview Thursday. "A ll facets of U .S Itrehnologtral) capability are embodied in lhat one In­ strum ent." S h r t v r r . H a w le y , co -p llo t d ia rie s Holden. Bruce MrCandless and Kathryn Sullivan plan to deploy the tioxrar-sizr satel­ lite oil Ihe second day of thr mission lo kick olf one of the most sclenlillcally significant v o y a g e s In th e h is to ry of manned space flight. Once on station 380 miles above the planet, the automated observatory Is expected to re­ main In operation for at least 15 years, allowing astronomers to peer deeper Into the universe than ever before and with 10 limes greater clarity. the most expensive c iv ilia n cargo ever caiTled Into orbit aboard a shuttle and one that promises some of the richest scientific dividends In Ihe histo­ ry of the manned space pro­ gram. "It's widely touted as ... the single greatest quantum leap In mankind's power of observation of hts solar system and the cosmos that has occurred since Galileo's first (use) of the tele­ scope." S u lliv a n said in an Interview Thursday. "T h e fact that we ll be able lo be above the atmosphere with a t e l e s c o p e t h a t Is so magnificently engineered ... It's hard to predict what sorts of discoveries we'll make.” said Hawley, who holds a doctorate In astronomy. She said the telescope would help scientists learn more about "how did (he universe come lo be. what are the forces that created It. that govern It. that sustain It? W hat are the forces that drive the d yna m ics of planetary atmospheres? For Sullivan, the Instrument re p re s e n ts a n o th e r sig n of America's drive to explore. "A ll of those things ... we should be able to get great new Insights Into and possibly even discover new processes and d i m e n s i o n s we h a d n ' t expected." The costly telescope Is sched­ uled to be transported to launch pad 39B at Ihe Kennedy Space Center on Sunday for Installa­ tion Into Discovery's cargo bay. N A S A s p o k e sw o m a n L isa Malune said Th u rsda y that pre­ parations for takeoff were ru n n ­ ing ahead of schedule, although work to fix or reseat an engine lurbopum p seal to eliminate a leak had not yet been completed. "We've got to unbolt It. In­ spect Ihe seal and If It needs replacing, we'll do It." she said Otherwise. "W e arc doing real good at the pa d." The Hubble Space Telescope Is "Th ere la some fundamental characteristic of the American spirit that Is ... always reaching outward, lhat Is striving and questing, to go further, to know more, to get somewhere." she said. " I think It's a fundamental e n e r g y t h a t fo u n d e d t h is country, expanded It across the continent and Is now reaching out Into the heavens." Sullivan said If problems develop during the deployment of the telescope. Sullivan and McCandless will be s ta n d in g b y . re a d y for an emcigency spacewalk to attempt repairs. " W e ' r e g o i n g to g r e a t extremes on this flight lo take advantage of the manned spare program." said (light director William Reeves. "W e're going so tor as to have the crew check out the (space) suits on Day I and begin some Initial preparation on day 2 lo be able to support (a spacewalk) If required." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1990 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 25, 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 25, 1990. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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S B ........... 3 A .. . . 1 0 , 2 0 SB ......... 2 A t AM t*« j- 1, At.atn 1 tiiit* will o'* I* I n ! 1 I*.uni m • v t l l i f i i l s l n i i f 1 tu* di .it I . l - I , , 11 >n *t i n. >|i t tfc.it 1 1H . n i l s >*| lituslt t * * H si '*oi,l..i.t I Chance of rain I i n I l f l i l t 1s M AWA h.it ■h o I tk' 111'I ill " At i l l k lioid* I I n 01 tit lln ItntH . IW od.I.s 1. i s m h .M lu ll 1" *t ' I n I I s 0 Myitt'U'iUt' f|| lu . Mfrf.iM*"* For m o re w e a th e r, see Page 2A S rr F u r |'h|(r t A r • �4 — Cantord HeniJd, Sanr •^ i — Wednesday, (tf -n E REGION AND ACROSS THE S TA TE Martinez gets execution report Fair puts stop to greased pig contest S T U A R T — The mnnager o f the Martin County Fair announrrd Tuesday that the fair would no longer hold a greased pig contest, a 27 year tradition, because of pressure from animal rights activists. AVe wrre fearful for safety. After being threatened with thousands ol demonstrators, our concern turned from being whether a greased pig contest was cruel lo animals to whether animal rlghls activists were cruel lo humans." said Gregory Mean, the fair's general manager. Bean announced the dcclson before the Martin County Commission. His rpeech capped a bitter, two-month dispute between animal rlghls activists, who claimed the contest was cruel and frightening to piglets, und the fair board. At one point each side had filed a criminal complaint against the other. Animal rights activists accused the fair o f cruelty lo animals. The fair accused the activists o f extortion. The state attorney threw out both cases. The dispute arose after two greased pig contests were held at the fair in March. Bridge still up 10 years afte r disaster TAM PA — Ten years after a freighter rammed into tne Sunshine Skyway Bridge, killing 35 people, local officials are still wailing for the crippled span to be demolished because It poses a navigational hazard. "T h e bridge creates a hazard for pilots steering Into the mouth of Tampa Bay." Lorrlc Paul, spokeswoman for the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council, said Tuesday. The old twin-span bridge has not been used since the freighter Summit Venture struck It on May 9. 1980, causing a portion or the southbound span to collapse In a blinding rainstorm. Eight vehicles. Including a Greyhound bus. plunged Into the Gulf of Mexico. Traffic now flows over a $250mlllion replacement span. "N ow . pilots not only have to deal with the new bridge, but they have to contend with the same two old ones." Paul said. Tampa Bay pilots have testified before state Department of Transportation and planning officials to complain about the difficultv of navigating past the two bridges, which are separated 4 ^ g g ^ l0 0 v a r d s . A theists w ant Bible, m onum ent remove FORT LAUDEDALE — A Bible stolen from a Hollywood city park and a Ten Commandments monumcn’ sitting In front o f a Fort Lauderdale auditorium have triggered religious disputes between atheists and two city governments. Atheists and civil libertarians have asked that Hollywood not replace the stolen Bible, and atheists have also requested that Fort Lauderdale remove the monument. The groups threatened legal action In both cases. The Klwanls Club placed the Bible in a glass cast at Young Circle lii'H ollyw ood in Vdb/ una members have periodically turned the pages since then. A city worker discovered Jan. 16 that someone had smashed the glass case and stolen the Bible. On Tuesday, funeral director Fred Hunter gave Hollywood Mayor Sal Oliver! another King James Version o f the Bible to replace the stolen one. The ACLU executive board voted unanimously Tuesday to urge the City Commission not to replace the Bible and authorized legal action If it Is replaced. Klwanls Club members were outraged. - ••Tho9t58tW lort«ta Chapter of -American Ath«-tsts-nh»o called Tuesday for the removal o f a red granite monument bearing the Ten popimandmcnts from the front lawn o f War Memorial Auditorium In the neighboring city o f Fori Lauderdale. GOP candidate attacks party chairm an T A L L A H A S N E E — R e p u b lic a n sta te S en . M a rlen e Woodson-Howard. who is a candidate for governor, has accused state GOP chief Van Poole o f Ignoring her campaign and openly working for the reelcctlon of Gov. Bob Martinez. The Bradenton's lawmaker’s accusations came In a letter hand-delivered to Poole on Monday. A copy of the letter was also delivered lo all o f the Republicans In the state Senate. According lo Woodson-Howard. Poole has nol "honored the neutrality o f the party" and has "blatantly campaigned for the reelcctlon of Martinez." He also has repeatedly "stonewalled" her request for a list of delegates to the state GOP convention In June. Woodson-Howard. noting the GOP's efforts to win control of the state Senate, said Poole Is not fulfilling his responsibility as party chairman lo Insure an "honest and open primary" to select the best Republican candidate. " A perceptive and smart chairman would realize that an Incumbent governor with a personal negative rating of 66 percent will not only suffer a landslide defeat, but will bring defeat for Republican Senators and House members." the senator wrote. F ro m U nited Press International Reports TALLAHASSEE • The dally number Tuesday in the Florida Lottery CASH 3 game was 224 Straight Play (numbers In exact order) $250 on a 50 cent bet. $500 on $1 Box 3 (numbers In any order): Stf) lor a 50 cent bet, $160 on $1. Box 6 (numbers In any order): $40 tor a 50 cent bet. $80 on $1. Straight Box 3: $330 In order drawn,$80lnanyorderona$1 bet Straight Box 6. $290 In order drawn, $40 if picked In combination on $1 bol Sanford H erald LO CAL FO R E C A S T Today...Cloudy and breezy with a 70 percent chance o f showers. High In (he 80's with a southeast wind at 15-20 mph. Tonight...Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance o f showers and a low In the upper 60’s. Wind south at 5 mph. Tomorrow...Partly cloudy with a 60 percent chance o f showers and the high in the upper 80’s. Wind southwest at 15 mph. Extended outlook...Fair Friday through Sunday with the high In thr 80 s and a low In Ihc 60 s. POSTM ASTER Send ad d rtit changer lo THE SANFORD HERALD. P O box la)/. Santord. FL l l t l l , Subrcriptlon Rater (Daily A Sunday) Home Delivery A Mall J Monthr I l f .SO t Monthr t l f 04 I Year 13490 Phone (407) 31J 3411 Woman moves; leaves dead dog in freezer United Press International NEW PORT RICHEY A frozen dog. a water dish and a plate of food were found In a freezer during the weekend by a landlord cleaning up after an evicted t c n n n L ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ lan dlord L a r r ^ fc b e r le . w ho called police after discovering a Pomeranian neatly wrapped In clothing and paper Inside the . freezer. Ebcrle said he had been trying to evict the woman tenant for ^ W e think they put it h there aiiv.e and it froze to death. J -Aage Madssn ________________Policschlsf several months. She sent him a note with the key last week. "N o. I'm not sorry about the m ess." the letter said. "B y the way. get rid o f the dead dog In the freezer. Sorry, but I don't touch dead animals." Police Chief Aage Madsen said officers arrived to find the frozen dog wrapped In a blue sweater and brown paper tied with a string. “ We think they put It In there alive and It froze to death." he said. “ The lady left town, but we may be looking for her to press charges." John Centlmole. who Ebcrle hired to clean up the apartment, said he found a runic Inscription and burn marks on the apart­ ment walls, along with r Jar of ashes he said he found in a pile o f garbage on the apartment's back porch. The label on die Jar Indicated that the ashes were the remains o f "Ambassador Davan Dclllan o f ZFU Confederation, who died In the year 25.600." Madsen said the dog was turned over to the Society for the P r e v e n t i o n o f C r u e l t y to Anim als, and SOCA branch manager Susan Hudson said the animal appeared to have died In a huddled position, as If It were cold. Peter Zeller, an Investigator lor the Medical Examiner's Office In Gainesville, said the autopsy findings were not very different from those of other electrocuted Inmates. "It wasn't that much dllfercnt except for the singeing of the eyebrows and eyelashes. It was about the same as any of the other executions." Zeller said. The autopsy does not address how long It took Tafero to die. -Pater Z»ll$r State Invaatlgator Prison doctor Frank Kllgo has said he believes Tafero was dead within seconds o f the first jolt. Any breathing and movement after the first Jolt was Involun­ tary. he said. Tafero was executed for the 1976 shooting deaths o f Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Phillip Black and Canadian constable Donald Irwin, o f Kitchener. On­ tario. Irwin was riding with Black os an observer at the time of the Incident. POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT Senate panel OKs $26.4 billion budget United Praia International TALLAHASSEE — The Senate AppropriaMons C o m m itt e e a p p r o v e d T u e s d a y a $26.4-btlllon budget for the new fiscal year, but the tax bill needed to balance the spending plan ran Into trouble In Ihc Finance and Tax Includes 9:z e x is tin g p ro g ra m s , but A p p ro p ria tio n s Chairwoman Gwen Margolls said another $690 million In new taxes and fees are nreded to finance the budget. A bill before the Finance and Tax Comlttec would have raised $577.9 million toward that goal. But the tax committee meeting bogged down In confusion before the bill could be approved. „ 111g tax on Investment earnings from the current 1 mill lo 1.5 mill. The amendment was adopted by a lO-to-2 vote, deleting * ’ 02 million needed to fund the budget bill. The tax committee • icn voted to Impose a 10-cent lax on each glass of liquor, beer or wine sold In bars or restaurants. But nobody knew how much money would be raised under the amendment by Sen. Don Childers. D-West Palm Beach, or if It would offset the losses from the defeat of the Intangibles tax. Sen. Tim Deratnny. R-Indlalantlc. adjourned the meeting before a vote could be taken. The panel convened again later Tuesday evening time the’ -^ A ^ U b les tax reinserted Into the bill. "When you’ re In (committee) almost five hours, people sta rt... doing things things a little bit differently." Dcratany told reporters In explaining the confusion. "You need to take a break for lunch. That's what this taught us." Margolls said (hat If the Senate falls lo approve the additional taxes and fees, she would bring the budget back to the Appropria­ tions Committee for further l uts. "It's very, very critical that you understand that this Is not the budget If the funds don't materialize." Margolls said In opening com­ mittee debate on the bduget. T h e House A p p rop ria tion s C om m ittee approved Its $26.3-bllllon spending plan Mon­ day. The full House and Senate were (o lake up the budget bills Thursday. Voters in Dade County reject name change idea Unit i International MIAMI — The election turn­ out ran between 16 percent and 17 pci cent Tuesday as voters decided against chang­ ing Dade County's name and r a is in g c o m m i s s i o n e r s ' salaries, but approved a prop­ erty tax hike for environmen­ tal causes. Dade C o u n ty E le ctio n s Supervisor David Lcahv pro­ jected earlier In the day that the turnout would be low despite clear, sunny weather. "W hen you have a turnout anywhere between 10 (per­ cent) and 20 (percent), these are the type of voters that go out and vole in any election on any Issue. Weal her Is not a factor." he said. "In (he areas with a lot of Hispanic people, traditionally Ihat turnout has been very good ." Leahy said. "T h e y vote consistently very high. The only successful of the major proposals to gain voter approval, was that for a prop­ erty tax raise (o maintain and buy covlroiitnciilully sensitive lands. With 99 percent of votes counted at 11 p.m.. that mcaasure was approved by a margin of 53.681 (o 46,534. II was the firsl time voters had been asked to approve a two-year properly tax of 75 cents o f ev ery $1,000 o f taxable property value to raise 9 9 0 m illio n to buy and m ain tain en viron m en ta lly sensitive lands. More than 30 tracts have been Identified by county officials as eligible for the conservation program, but no detailed studies have been made lo determine which land would be bought with th e m o n e y . T h e ta x is expected to cost $37.50 a year for a $75,000 house. E X TE N D E D O U TLO O K G ro u p w a n ts mayor ousted UPI rsport______________ M IAM I B E A C H A group o f c itizen s c o n ­ cern ed abou t recen t allegations o f corruption ajalnst Mayor Alex Daoud plan to circulate a recall petition Wednesday call­ ing for his removal, the group's chairman said. T h e g r o u p w ill a n ­ nounce their recall drive at C it y H a ll, s a id J a c k Hartley, chairman of the More Than Concerned Cit­ izens of Miam i Beach, w h i c h w a s fo r m e d specifically for the cam­ paign to oust Daoud. "It Is a petition lo gel this on the ballot." said H a rtley, who said signatures w ere needed from 1.800 re g is te re d voters for the recall. FLORIDA TEM PS M IA M I - Florida labour W rroeralurei and rainfall at I a m E O T Wedncrday City Hi La Rain 71 70 04 Apalachicola Crettuiew 71 41 44 Daytona beach 10 71 400 Fort Laudtrdalo 11 74 0 00 I I 44 Ira FortM yorr I I 4a tra Gameiviile Jackionvili* 44 73 Ira Key Wert 44 71 ooo Miami 43 7$ on 73 Penracola 77 a Sararota b/adenlon f l a on u (0 4S Tallahana* 17 71 on Tampa (1 74 on Vero Beach Werl Palm beach U 71 on N A TIO N A L TKM PS y v j'A V \ | » A ------------- 1 TH U R S D A Y P tlyC ld y 9 1 -7 0 F R ID A Y P tlyC ld y 9 2 -7 2 SA TU R D A Y Sunny 9 3 -7 0 SUNDAY P tlyC ld y 91*72 TID E S MOON PHASES (J € SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 5:15 LAST May 17 a.m.. 5:30 p.m.; Maj. 11:20 a.m., 11:45 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 8:30 a.m.. 8:48 F IR S T May 31 BEACH CO ND ITIO N S Daytona Beach: Waves are 2 to 3 feel and choppy. Current Is to the north with a southeast wind at I0-1C mph and a water temperature of 72 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are 2 feel and choppy. Current Is lo the north, with a water temperature of 72 degrees. Sun screen factor: 15. lows. 2:29 am .. 2:18 p.m.; &.m.; ew Smyrna Beach: highs, 8:35 a.m.. 8:53 p.m.: lows. 2:34 a.m.. 2:23 p.m.; Cocoa Beach: highs. 8:50 a.m.. 9:08 p.m.; lows. 4:49 a.m.. 2:38 p.m. BO ATIN G St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet ...sm all craft effect. M ONDAY Cloudy 8 0 -7 3 S T A T IS T IC S WEDNESDAY: F U LL May 9 NEW May 24 Wednesday, Ma> 9, 1990 Vol 82. No 221 Second C lati Portae* Paid at Santord, Florida ) t » l TALLAHASSEE — Gov. Bob Martinez accepted without criti­ cism Tuesday a report that says condemned Inmate Jesse Tafero died instantly In the electric chair last Friday despite pro­ blems with the chair Itself. Tafcro’s execution was ac­ companied by flames and smoke that shot from the headpiece as witnesses watched. Three sepa­ rate Jolts o f electricity were applied to Tafero. who appeared to be breathing after the first two Jolts. The report from Department of Corrections chief Richard Dug­ ger blamed the problem on a replacement sponge that had been put In the headpiece that Is attached to the electric chair. D u g g e r s a id tw o p r is o n employees took It on themselves to make the change. In the future, he said, no changes will be made In the death chamber — "not even the light bulbs" — without his knowledge. Dugger and Martinez said they are satisfied that Tafero's death was Instantaneous and that body movements seen by wit­ nesses were Involuntary. Both said they arc not considering a change from the electric chair lo a more humane method, like lethal Injection. But Billy Nolas, the ch ief assistant attorney for the Office o f Capital C olla tera l R epre­ sentative, which Is charged with defending death-row prisoners, said he was not convinced by the report. He said an Internal re­ v ie w by th e e x e c u t io n e r s themselves Is not adequate and that the execution should be Investigated further. f | t (the execution) w a s n ’t th a t m u c h different except for the singeing of the e y e b ro w s a n d th e eyelashes, j TH E WEATHER (USPS 411 1101 Publithed Daily and Sunday, tx c rp l Saturday by Th« Santord Herald. Inc.. 140 N French Av«., Santord. Fla J im . United Press International Antl-dcath penalty critics have complained loudly about the e x e c u tio n , d e sc rib in g It ns torture and calling on Martinez to at least suspend further executions pending a full in­ vestigation. T a fe ro 's autopsy, released M on day, re v e a le d a 5-lnch-by-4-lnch bum on his head and a slightly larger one on his right leg. He also had small blunt-forcc Injuries, Including cuts on the knuckles of his right hand. advisory in Today...wind cast to southeast 20 kts. Seas 4 to 6 ft. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop. Scattered showers. Tonight...wind southeast to south 15 to 20 kts. Seas 4 lo 6 ft. Bay and inland waters a moder­ ate chop. W id e ly scattered showers. T h e high tem perature In Sanford Tuesday was 82 de­ grees and the overnight low was 63 as reported by the University o f Florida Agricultural Research and Education Ccnler. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall during the 24-hour period ending at 8 a.m, Tuesday totallcdO Incites. The temperature at 8 a.m. today was 73 degrees and Tuesday's overnight low was 70, as recorded by Ihc National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other WcnthcrServtce data: Tuesday's high...............84 UBarometrlc prcssure.30.il [ Relative humldlty....71 pet ( Winds........ .....East. 9 mph ( Rainfall..... ................O In. 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The attack reportedly occurred at 4:30 p.m., April 22. The woman reported her allegations Tuesday. Deputies have the name o f a possible suspect. M a n a c c u s e d in n e c k l a c e t h e f t SANFORD — City police here charged Jerry Lewis Littles. 25. 1819 Summrrlnnd Avc.. Sanford, with strong arm robbery In connection with the theft of two necklaces. Police said the necklaces, with a combined value of <550. were ripped from the neck o f Joyce Nelson on Bay Avenue at Eighth Street, Sanford, at about 1:40 p.m. Tuesday. Littles was arrested at home at 1:24 a.in. today. M a n c h a r g e d w ith s e x a s s a u lt SANFORD — Seminole County sheriffs deputy Jim Virgin reports the arrest on a warrant o f a Sanford man accused of sexually assaulting a child. Dennis Lester Flaudlng. 35, 1613 Terrace Drive, was arrested at the U.S. Post Office m Sanford, where he works. The arrest was made at 10:20 a.m. Tuesday on a charge of engaging In a sexual act with a child. P re g n a n t w o m a n b a tte re d (PREGNANT WOMAN BATTERED) SANFORD — Keith Allon Gelman. 2J, 136 Long Leaf Pine Circle. Sanford, was charged with aggravated battery after his wife reportedly told police he hit and kicked her and held a knife to her neck. The arrest was made at Gelman's house at 10:44 p.m. Tuesday. Police said the victim Is almost nine months pregnant. H u s b a n d ja ile d o n b a tte r y c h a r g e s SANFORD — A man who allegedly grabbed his cy wife and slapped her face, and who allegedly cursed the victim In the presence o f San ford police, has been arrested. Jody Lynn Roberts. 25. 631 Rlvervlew Drive. Sanford, was arrested at 1015 W. 20th St., Sanford, the scene of the Incident at 7:14 p.m. Tuesday. He Is charged with battery. DU I arresta * ^^SA N F O R D — I Me lolfowlng persons fate"a charge o f driving SANFORD under the Influence In Seminole County: • Stuart James Hlllvcr. 24. 1620 Woodduck St., Winter Springs, was arrested at 2:13 a m. Tuesday after Ills car Tailed to maintain a single lane on State Road 434. Winter Springs. • Thomas Frances Kollar. 61. 725 Sallflsh Road. Winter Springs, was arrested at 1:52 a.m. today after his car failed to maintain a single lane on Alton Road, Winter Springs. • Lee Hann. 38. 535 Eden Park Road. Altamonte Springs, was arrested at 2 40 a.m Sunday after his car traveling erratically was seen weaving on Slate Road 436. Altamonte Springs. Deputies repor* struggle with suspect CASSELBERRY — A man followed from the scene of a treadle accident on Stale Road 434. Longwood. Monday afternoon, allegedly struggled with the Seminole Cour.'y sheriff's deputy who caught up with him. The depu.y. who was riding a motorcycle, reported he confronted Thomas Patrick Kenny. 44. 250 Aurora Circle. Casselberry, near hts home. Kenny allegedly tried to run over the deputy and then struggled with him. Casselberry police uiuilsird In the arrest, a aherurs report said. . Kenny was charged with aggravated assault on u policeman, r e s i s t i n g w l l l i v i o l e n c e a n d d r i v i n g w i t h u r e v o k e d l i c e n s e , at 3:05 p.m. Longwood police were investigating t h e traffic accident, during which the deputy allegedly witnessed Kenny's car hit a van. the report said. Longwood hires personnel director LONGWOOD — The Longwood City Commission Monday approved the hiring o f a new prsonncl director. City Administrator Mike Abels announced that Larry Nelson, of Hraincrd. Minnesota has accepted the post at an annual salary of 531.470. Nelson will assume the position vacated early this year by Lois Martin, who left Longwood to pursue a similar position In Lake County. Nelson has had ten years experience as personnel director o f a major hospital in Hraincrd. as well as a number of years with the city. Abels said Nelson Is expected to begin work at his new post In Longwood May 16. Airport hires PR consultant SANFORD — The Sanford Airport Authority this week agreed to pay Bonnie Manjura. director of the Centerra Group. $835 per month for public relations work she had been doing as a volunteer. Steve Cooke, airport director o f aviation, said Manjura had been volunteering her lime to act as a welcome center receptionist and public relations person for Central Florida Regional Airport. "W e weren't even paying her before," Cooke said. "A n d It's certainly not a lot o f money, but It Is something that she Just likes to do." Launch may be delayed P U B L IC SANFORD — In recent weeks, students at Oviedo High School have not been quiet In the defense o f the causes which arc Important lo them. Two weeks ago. a group of students representing the student government came before the board to offer alternatives to the use of poly styrene containers In the cafete­ rias throughout the county. The polystyrene (more com m only known as Styrofoam) Census workers hit streets The near forty percent of Seminole Countians who have not sent In their census forms may soon be visited by Census Bureau enumerators, census of­ ficials said today. "Sem inole and Volusia County residents arc still hesitant about returning their com pleted census form s." according to Pal Ryan, district office man­ ager o f (he Census Bureau. " T h e m all response Is running only 62 percent at this tim e." she said. CAPE CANAVERAL - NASA engineers are debating whether to replace an apparently balky cooling system valve aboard the shuttle Columbia, a Irleky repair job that could delay nexl week's launch nine days or m ore, sources say. Such work lias never been attempted with a shuttle In the vertical position, and If the problem cannot be fixed at launch pad 39A. the sources said. NASA could be forced to haul (he shuttle back lo Its hangar for repairs, delaying the mission up to one month. On the other hand, ugeney managers could elect to launch Columbia "as is." although that option was not considered likely. Repairing the problem at the launch pad. however, would take nine days or so. pushing liftoff to around May 26. ac­ cording to a preliminary repair schedule. About 5CX) census lakers a rc n ow t r a v e l i n g throughout Seminole ami Volusia counties In an at­ tempt to obtain census reports from those who. for one reason or another, have not responded. Bush drops election suit LONGWOOD — Craig Bush annmmced this week ne has dropped a lawsuit against Ihe city and the Seminole County Canvassing Board over the re­ sults o f his unsuccessful bid against Incumbent District 2 Commissioner Hunk Hardy In November. Bush told the city commission Monday he filed his complaint over voting irregularities six months ago. Ik- said, however, no court hearing has been held or Is expected within (he next six months, which would be too close to the next city election to be worthwhile. Bush had complained that the display o f a photograph of Hardy at the City Hall, which served as election Precinct 33. may have caused him to lose votes. But according to Longwood City Clerk Don Terry. Phyllis Slater, a sentor attorney with the D i v i s i o n o f E l e c t i o n s In Tallahassee, tokl him there was "n o law prohibiting the display of such photographs." although the display of actual election material Is forbidden. Bush filed suit seeking to have the vote declared a tie. which, according to the city charter, would have calk'd for a runoff election. Hardy received 42.6 percent o f the voles. N O T IC E T o h e lp k ic k o f f t h is s p e c ia l w e e k ... Sunday, May 13 Mother and Daughter Tea 3.00 til 4:30 pm (For our Residents Only) Monday, May 14 loin us for coffee and donuts and a lour from 9 am to 3 pin. Open to Public. Tuesday, May 15 Mini Health Fair! Come get a FREE Blood Pressure and Blood Sugar Level Checkup from our staff of Nurses. (Pulse and Weight Included) 9 am to 3 pm Only. Wednesday, May 16 At to am join us and Mayor Betlyc Smith to sign a proclamation sponsoring and supporting this Health Care facility. Thursday, May 17 For our residents only we will have a picnic with Lake-view Middle School. Friday, May 18 Listen to the Hamilton Recorder Band al 10 am Public invited. Saturday, May 19 For our employees only there will be a "Employee Picnic" al Ft. Mcsson Park on Lake Monroe from 10 am til b pm. H E A LTH C A R E CENTER i l l i I a v iz N containers are known to be an environment ta l h a z a rd b e c a u s e th e y r e le a s e chloroflurocarbons (CFCs) Into the at­ mosphere as they slowly degrade. The CFCs have been shown to. among other things, destroy the ozone layer which protects the earth from harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun. Yesterday a smaller group, led by student body president Chris Cogle, petitioned the board lo form a committee to study the alternatives to the use o f polystyrene containers. Adding that he had spoken with a company in Mims which was willing to a s s is t in th e sa fe r e c y c lin g o f the polystyrene containers In use in school food service facilities, Cogle said he believed the alternatives were "available to those willing to look for them ." The board, acting on a recommendation from Supt. Bob Hughes, unanimously approved the formation of a committee to consider the alternatives to the current practices. W eaker w etlands rules rejected United Prate International PALATKA — Regional water managers voted down a rules change Tuesday that would have opened thousands of acres o f wetlands In northeast Florida for development. In an 8 0 vote, the St. Johns River Water Management District rejected a more restrictive definition of wetlands. Had the new language been adopted, about 3,000 a^res In 19 northeast Florida counties would have been stripped o f wetlands protection. The vote came one d<»y after an aide to Gov. Bob Martinez telephoned board members, asking them to kill the proposed changes. Board members acted quickly at Tuesday's meeting, which had been expected to drag on because o f heated debate. Executive Director Henry Dean spoke for about 10 minutes, telling board members the existing rules functioned well and should not be weakened. The board then voted and moved to other Issues. The Legislature In 1984 toughened rules for preserving Florida wetlands, dramatically expan­ ding a list o f vegetation that determines whether land Is wetland. "But the Individual In­ com e statistics becom e completely Impersonal In the statistical compilation, and end up being fed Into a data bank of similar In­ formation from the 480 district off lies across the nation." she said. H E L P U S C E LE B R A T E H May 9, Speaking primarily about Ihc longer form. Ryan said. "People don't seem to un­ d e r s t a n d w h y c e r ta in questions arc being asked, e s p e cia lly Ihc question about their Income. They amwrrnlly believe Ihis g E H w Informal I N a t io n a l N u r s in g H o m e W e e k Units d Praaa International issday, Lunchroom containers studied P O L IC E B R IE F S M ^ e m in o le Sanford, Fforl 950 S. Mo lion villa Ave., Sanlord Phona 322-8556 Road closed Sanlord police yesterday blocked a portion of Old Lake Mary Road from Airport Boulevard to Crystal Lake Drive In Lake Mary as firelighters continued to battle a brush lire that had consumed about 100 acres In the area Lake Mary police officials said this morning they expect the roed to be t tinned by this aftenoon. Firelighters remained on the scene this morning. 1 r * i E. T O 1M O I V I i . . /— . A �4 A — S*«to»d H»rpid, Sanlo'd. Florida — Wadnevlay. May •*. iQOO Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (USPS 411-1(0) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Wiyna D. Doyle, Publliher Ronald W. Mode, Executive Editor Laura Sollien, Advertising Director SUBSCRIPTION RATE; 3 M o n t h s ............................................... 9 1 9 .5 0 6 Months................................. 939.00 I Y e a r ..................................... 978.00 EDITORIALS More killing fields It m ay seem In co n ceiva b le that the civ ilize d w orld w ould cou n ten an ce a resu m p tion o f the k illin g fie ld s in C a m b o d ia . Y e t th a t is precisely w hat w ill happen If r o l Pot and his Chinese-backed K h m e r R ou ge g u e rrilla s arc a llow ed to regain p ow er. T h e risk o f su ch a tra ged y Is. In fact, in creasin g. D u rin g Pol P o t’s m u rd erou s reign from 1975 to 1979, a n e s tim a te d 3 m illio n C am b odian s w ere su m m a rily ex ecu ted or tortu red and starved to death. N ot sin ce the black days o f H itle r and Stalin has there been such a brutal ca m p a ign o f gen o cid e. In addition to th e hu m an ca rn a ge, Pol Pot v irtu a lly d estroyed C a m b o d ia ’ s ec o n o m ic , p o litic a l and. s o cia l In fra stru ctu re in his m an iacal bid to m ak e the co u n try a sh ow case o f o r t h o d o x c o m m u n is m . H a v in g b e e n w a ite d by V ie tr^ B ^ s In va d in g t r o o p s j i c sw has v i s 'o i f l ^ m f o m p h a n t capital c ity o f Ph n om Penh. T h e o d d s o H u s d o in g so are grea tly en h an ced b y the m ilita ry assistance the K h m e r R ou ge is re c e iv in g from C hina. A p p ro x im a tely 4 0 ,0 0 0 K h m e r g u e rrilla s h a ve taken up position s in the cou n tryside. T h e y are w a itin g fo - an o p p o rtu n ity to o v erw h elm the V ietn am ese-in stalled g o v e r n ­ m en t o f Hun Sen. T h e g o v e rn m e n t’s 45 .0 00 troops and the 2 5 ,0 00 g u errilla s loyal to P rin ce N orodom S ih a n ou k or his fo rm e r p rim e m inister. S on Sann. a re n o m a tch for Pol P o t's form id ab le forces, T o begin w ith , the a n ti-K h m er Rouge figh ters lack th t tra in in g and firep ow er o f their brutal co m m u n ist foes. M ean w hile, the K h m e r R ou ge a d v a n ta g e in arm s and a m m u n ition is in creasin g w ith each passing mor.th. C hina has rec en tly sent to the K h m e r gu errilla s large sh ip m en ts o f rifles, a n ti­ aircraft guns, m ortars, rock et-prop elled g re ­ nades, rocket lau n ch ers. 122-m llllm eter h o w ­ itzers’ aVid 'bther h e a v y a rtillery. D u rin g the past six m onths B ellin g has a ccelera ted a rm s tra n s fe rs to th e K h m e r R o u g e , d e s p ite s u g g e s tio n s to th e w o rld that it m ig h t consider w ith d ra w in g Its su pport if a peace plan could be w ork ed out. Such a plan could be su pervised b y the U nited Nations. It m u st in clu d e a cease-fire, co m p lete w ith d raw al o f V ietn a m ese troops and free elections. H opes for an a gre em en t a lo n g these lines w e re dashed ea rlier this yea r w h en China and th e o th e r p erm a n en t m e m ­ bers o f the S ecu rity C ou n cil — the U nited States. Britain, F ran ce, th e S o v ie t U nion — dead lock ed o v e r h o w th e d e a l cou ld be im plem ented. No peace accord is lik e ly as lo n g as C hina keeps a rm in g the K h m e r R o u ge. T h a t is w h y the Bush a dm in istration , w h ic h has tried to brin g B eijing a lo n g b y g e n tle persuasion, should resort to a stro n g er a pproach . President Bush m ust d e c id e by J u n e 3 w h eth er to re n e w C h in a 's m o st-fa vo re d nation grade status. T h is w o u ld g iv e C hinese g o o d s a d v a n ta g e o u s a cc e s s to A m e ric a n m arkets. T h e B e ijin g reg im e is co n cern ed the W h ite House m igh t d en y m ost-favored-n atlon status In light o f the T ia n a n m e n S qu a re m a s s a c r e a n d th e c r a c k d o w n o n prod em ocracy forces. P resid en t B ush s h o u ld m a k e c le a r to Chinese leaders th at co n tin u a tio n o f the favorable trade sta tu s w ill h in g e on their cooperation in h elp in g to b rin g about a U.N.-supervised en d to th e k illin g In C a m ­ bodia. S ecretary o f S ta le J a m e s B aker alread y a p p e a rs s y m p a t h e t ic to th is to u g h e n e d approach. Berry's World INC b, far* M "We're trying to develop a rabbit that eats nothing but crabgrass and weeds. " BEN WATTENBERG Is U.S. reaching end of an era? Although no formal announcment has yet been made, newly available government data reveals that fertility rales in the United States are up. and for the first time in nearly a generation American women arc bearing an average o f m o r e than two children. The new Ircnd will likely have profound and positive effects. The turnaround Is probably not hap­ pening in Europe, and certainly not In Japan. In early May. the National Center for Health Statistics computed the estimated annual U.S. Total Fertility Rate (TFR). Simply put, the TFR Is the number o f children, on average, that a woman bears in a lifetime. It is both a bedrock demographic statistic ar.d a primal cultural Indicator. The new TFR is remarkable. Consider the recent sequence; U.S. TO TAL FERTILITY RATE 1976-86: 1.74-1.84 children per woman 1987: 1.87 children per woman 1988 (estimate); 1.93 children per woman 1989 (estimate): 2.00 children per woman The precise new number Is 2.0009. In short, the Birth Dearth in America still exists, but may be ending. What’s going on? There are solid clues. What does It mean? Good things for us. problems for our competitors. The biggest reason for the change Is that thirty-som ethings are having more kiddysomethings. The sound we hear ts the snooze alarm on the biological clock, a final-chance collective un­ d e r s t a n d in g o f a demographic axiom: "fertility delayed Is fertility dented." From 1977-87 the f e r t i l i t y r a te s o f women aged 30-39 rose from 40 to 50 births per thousand w om en . T h e new data Indicates that this Increase nmong older women appar­ e n t ly c o n tin u e d through 1989, more ( T h e biggest than overcom ing a reason for the slight on goin g d e­ change is that crease In the fertility thirtyrate a m o n g t e e n ­ som ethings agers and twentyare having somethings. more kiddyThe rise puts the som ethings. J United States within range o f returning to the TFR "replacement level" o f 2.11. That Is the rate required to keep a population Just stableover time, not counting Immigration. But tx-causc America accepts a solid number of Immigrants, we may already tie at. or slightly above, the replacement equivalent. Accordingly, when the Census Bureau does Its next projections, the "most likely" calculation will probably no longer show America losing population In the next century. The difference between the 1.8 TFR used In the recent projections and the currrnt 2.0 rale generates more than 20 million additional people by 2050, Instead of a declining population o f 299 million at that time, there would be a grow ing one of 321 million. The potential economic effects are great (particularly tr augmented by moderate Immi­ gration Increases now being considered.) For example, the Social Security shortfall would In­ cut (because o f more contributors), and growing American markets would likely yield a future boost for existing businesses. America’s competitors are In no such happy mode. The Japanese TFR Is falling, now down to 1.64. an all-time low. The growth of feminism in Japan may lower the rate further. European rates art- more complex. Ma,rtijails toaggravate Castro m zM Novice senator’s bark has bite WASHINGTON - The rush or Washington life Is like a mountain stream In which rocks are tumbled and, over time, become smooth, polished and pretty but without edges. Sen. Bob Kerrey, the freshman Democrat from Nebraska, still has edge. Kerrey’s language has teeth. It bites, as when regarding the President’s education proposals, he said. "A t their worst...they offer promise unsupportablc by honest evaluation.” Kerrey calls himself a writer, so assume he uses words fastidiously, words like "insupportable'’ and "h o n e s t." "U n su p p orted " would have been less harsh; "honest." as u sed . Is s t in g in g . In G e o r g e B u s h 's Washington, which Is most congenial to people who went to charm school rather than real school. Kerrey may have to heed the Truman advice he quotes: “ Don't have a friend In Washington. Buy a dog," When a senior Bush adviser denounced "now-nowism " — living for the moment off tomorrow's seed corn (actually, the Busli jjollcy) — Kerrey said the real problem is "bow-wowlsm ." (Kerrey will learn how little the President likes canine comparisons.) Poli­ ticians. said Kerrey, like dogs, will bark at any moving target: "T h e President Is the best example....He wants to be the education President and the environment President and the housing Presi­ dent and I lie kind mid gentle President, lie wants lo go to the Moon and maybe even to Mars. He wants to do something about Investment and computer technology and the space station and the su percondu ctin g supercollider. He wants to do something about Poland and Hungary and Colombia." And drugs. But "drugs are not America's No. I problem. Our No. t problem Is that politicians have been drugged into believing that Americans don't love their country enough, their children enough, or life enough lo pay the price.” Actually, politicians, most egreglously the President, arc the pushers of that narcotic, which produces taxaphobla. Kerrey says lie made a lot o f money in the restaurant business, partly because his parents' generation built the Interstate Highway System. "Th ey didn't sit around the dinner table and wonder about what their rale of return was going lo be on every single Investment....They didn't sit around and say thrlr taxes were loo high. They tried to provide me witli greuter opportunities and by God I've got an obligation to do the same with my children." Kerrey wishes we could "repeal tile year 2000," which Is becoming " a garbage can " Into which we dump problems. He etches ills |H)sltlon with the acid sarcasm: "President Bush lias become fascinated lately with the potential tor harmonic convergence in the year 2000 He wants to eliminate adult Illiteracy. reduce dropout rates to 10 percent and advance 17-year-olds to the lop of the Industrial world's math and science class by the dawning of that magical m oment." But r ig h t n ow " a n o t h e r baby is born Into poverty every 40 seconds. Every 40 seconds. For example: Now. And then, again — every 40 seconds." A nd. " a m in o rity child under the age o f o n e h a s le s s chance of being im ­ munized in America today than docs a baby In Botswana." (K e r r e y wishes We invest ill getting babies born, then we could ‘re­ next take notice of peal the year them five years later 2000. jp when many of them, from dysfunctional families, are severely damaged. "W e are not spending enough on the poor who most of us do not know. Instead, we are spending on the more well off who are apt to be our friends." The deficit relfccts Oils disparity. It produces unnecessarily high Interest rates, which particularly punish, in the end. the working poor. "A n d " — note the dry understatement — "It Is the working poor who are least likely to be able through either Individual or direct purchase of Treasury bonds or Indirectly through a pension fund, to feel the benefit from the debt-financed growth In our gross national product." Recently. Kerrey lias had his basic American entitlement. 15 minutes of fame. That resulted from the reaction of some Democrats and Journalists to the ennui enveloping the Demo­ cratic Party. Seized by an Inexplicable longing for Iowa, and saddened by so little stirring in presidential politics on the part of the parly's pinups (Cuomo. Bradley. Nunn), addicts of presidential politics, have turned their ga/e toward Kerrey as an alternative to terminal boredom. Kerrey. 46. is Indeed something of an exotic — a Congressional Medal o f Honor winner who lost a leg below the knee In Vietnam hut has run marathons, who bus dated actress Debra Winger while living In Nebraska's governor's mansion from which (the mansion, not Ms. Winger) he walked away after one term while enjoying stratospheric (70 percent) approval. Democrats could do worse. Usually do. Probably will. But they should note lliat Bush's composure some -hues cracks under serious criticism, so a Democrat with Kerrey’s bite would tiavean Interesting edge. WASHINGTON - Just as the detractors predicted. T V Marti, America's latest effort to needle Fidel Castro. Is a disaster. The Cuban le n d e r h a s s u c c e s s fu lly b lo c k e d T V transmission o f U.S. propaganda Into Cuba. Net only has TV Marti been a $7 million bust, but Castro has used It as an excuse lo turn gtaul transmitters toward t he United States and hloek com m er­ cial radio broadcasts. Critics, even some w it h in th e S t a t e D ep a rtm e n t, p r e ­ dicted that T V Marti was doomed. Several members o f Congress said the project, by V oice o f A m e rica , would unnecessarily aggravate the rela­ tions b etw een the United S tates and Cuba. S o m e even argued that beaming ( T h e C A N F i s a T v M^rtl across in­ pow erful tern ation al bou nd­ lo b b y w llh aries to an unwilling plenty ol Cuba v io la te d in m o n e y lo tc rn a tlo n a l b ro a d ­ spread around casting laws. So wity to m e m be rs of did the federal g o v­ C o n g re s s . J ernment do it any­ way? The answer lies in the enormous political clout ol CubanAincricans and I lie leading group o f exiles, the Cuban American National Foundation. Based In Miami, the CANF Is a powerful lobby with plenty of money lo spread around 10 members of Congress in the form o f campaign conlrthutlons. C A N P s flamboyant leader. Jorge Mas Canosa. personally hands out the campaign donations like candy through CAMF's political action committees. It was Mas who successfully lobbied for the creation o f Radio Marti broadcasts to Cuba In 1982, despite tlx- objections of thcn-Sccretary o f State George Shultz. Supporters of Radio Marti talked It up as a great success, hut congressional (Titles said Cubans paid the price. Castro retaliated at home by cracking down on political dissidents. CANF's lightest grip is on Ihe House Foreign Alfalrs Committee chaired by Rep. Dante Fascell, D-Fla. Fascell's district In Miami Is the stronghold o f Cuban exiles, and he has sleadfastly backed lheir cause. He told us he has always been solidly antl-Castro, even before CANF became a force. Through Fascell, CANF lias even been able to cow one of Its traditional enemies. Rep. Mervyn Dymally, D-Callf. He thinks the United States ought to mind Its own business and leave Castro alone. Dymally vehemently opposed Radio Marti eight y e a r s ugo, calling 11 "an outrage, a total scandal." He argued that "the American public ought to know that we arc wasting money disrupting other people's lives. Cuba Is a sovereign nation." But that was then and this is now. Dymally chairs the Foreign Affairs subcommittee that authorized T V Marti, and when It cante up for a vote, he didn't oppose It. As a subcommittee chairman. Dymally would be unwise to irritate his committee chairman. Fascell. A spokesman In Dym ally's office told our associate Scott Sleek lhal II wouldn't have been diplomatic for Dymally to oppose TV Marti when Fascell was so supportive o f It. Dymally Is also starting to receive campaign contributions from the Cuban-American community. The Influence of Cuban exiles extends all the way to tlx- White House. Mas is a major fund-raiser for the Republicans, and sources say he boasts about his friendship wllh “ George and Barbara." Mas wants to be the first president o f a democratic Cuba after the overthrow of Castro. T o protect his high profile from his enemies, the wealthy Mas rides around in an arm ored car once ow n ed by the late N icaraguan despot. A nastaslo Som oza. Cuban-American sources told us that Mas has a tendency to strong-arm tlx- exiles who aren't as fervent as himself. Former Radio Marti director Ernesto Bentacourt. who criti­ cized the TV Marti plan, has accused Mas of having a hand in Bentacourt's ouster. �f F Iran-Contra figure Channell dies U n lU d Pr*«a International WASHINGTON Con­ servative pollttr.il fundraiser Carl "S p itz" Channell, a former West Virginia motel operator who became the first person convicted Ir the Iran-Contra scandal, has died. Channel), 44, died Monday at George Washington University Hospital, reportedly of Injuries received about two months ago when, as a pedestrian, he was struck by a ear. He also had pneumonia. The funeral was tentatively scheduled for Saturday, but final arrangements were pending. Chunnel! operated a motel until 1979 before he became u major national fund-raiser for conservative causes. He founded or gained control of numerous c o n s e rv a tiv e o rg a n iza tio n s , among them two political action c o m m it te e s , a ta x -e x e m p t foundation and the organization W eslcm Goals, which has two subsidiaries. Channell pleaded guilty to using his non-profit National Endowment for the Preservation o f Liberty to raise more than $2 million lo arm the Nicaraguan Contra rebels. On July 7, 19H9. he was sentenced to two years of proba­ tion and ordered to pay a standard #50 federal court assessment for conspiring to defraud the government o f taxes due on the money he and former While House aide Oliver North raised for the guerrillas. Channell's confession was part o f an agreement reached with I n d e p e n d e n t p ro s ec u to r Lawrence Walsh In exchange for Channcll's testimony against North, the fired National Securi­ ty Council aide Identified as the chief operator In covert U.S. arms sales to Iran and the diversion o f profits lo the Con­ tras. Federal Election Commission and Internal Revenue Service record s In d ica ted C h a n n ell raised more than $5 million between 1985 and 1986 and through his foundations and political action committees spent much of the money on a pro­ paganda blitz to win public support for Contra aid. The Lowell (Mass.) Sun re­ ported that $5 million In profits from the Iran arms sales was diverted for conservative politi­ cal purposes and some o f It was funnclcd to Channcll’s organiza­ tions. Channel! denied he received any Iran arms money. Removed Continued from Page 1A Government records Indicated developing that groups run by Channell or Im provin g their property bought political advertisements because o f the rese- -atlon may against • r igresslonal candidates be entitled to damages. unsympathetic to the Conti as. Expressway attorney Lonnie Channcll's activities angered Groot said no one would be Democrats early In 1986 when entitled to damag.-s because no C o n g r e s s w a s c o n s id e r in g one had sought permission to appropriating more official fund­ develop their property within the ing for the rebels. Chann.ll and reservation area. other conservative group leaders Harry Robson, the owner of campaigned In favor of the plan Center Mall on U.S. Highway and against members o f Con­ 17-92 at Airport Boulevard, said gress who opposed the legisla­ the removal o f the reservation tion. should reopen the Issue o f One of the groups that Joined whether the expressway should In the campaigns was the Na­ pass through Sanfora at all. tional Conservative Political Ac­ R o b s o n 's c o m m e n ts Irk e d tion Committee, where Channell ex p res sw a y d ire cto r G era ld had served as finance chairman. Brinlon. N CPAC leader T erry Dolan. "That comes from someone Channcll's former boss who died who we went through great In December 1986. sought the pains lo miss his property." defeat of 33 members o f Con­ Brtnton said. T h e authority gress who opposed aid for the approved a redesign of the U.S. 17-92 Interchange last year to Contras. protect Sanford Plaza. Center Channell'n endowment also Mall and several other busi­ paid the R o b e rt G oo d m a n nesses that would have been A gen cy o f Baltim ore nearly *200,000 to produce a series of destroyed for the Interchange. On A p r il 26. the F lorida pro-Contra advertising films that contained foolage o f Soviet m ili­ Supreme Court ruled 4-3 thal a tary equipment. A spokeswoman state law allowing land to be for Goodman's agency said the reserved for future roadways films were from White House w a s u n c o n s t it u t io n a l a n d files and were supplied directly amounted to an uncompensated ''ta k in g " o f the land. Th eir by North. ruling following more than 18 months o f deliberations. First adopted in 1985, the law prevents any vacant land from being developed for up to 10 Lauderdale. "But I’ve never known these years In a reserved area. The law ducks to actually attack." she doesn't prevent hom eowners from making Improvements or said. "T h ey'll peck at you but additions to their homes, but It It's their way of communicating. They're frustrated. Th ey’re look­ does prevent business owners p-nn^ubtlng more than 20 n crs' for nfTrr’ ^ ^ ^ ^ I f l t l their value i-^ I^ H p r liberty ty before the rcscrvation w as It is a n n o y in g , h o e v e r , made. especially for older people less The law also allowed anyone able lo maneuver around duck who wanted to dc-.lnp their droppings. property to seek a waiver from the state or expressway authori­ "I like ducks, but I don't like ty. If the road-bulldlng agency getting slobbered on or getting finds the property owne-'s right my nylons ripped by hordes of to use his land Is being denied those big. ugly ducks." Thlbault said. The egg removal campaign has drawn some complaints from animal rights activists, but wildlife experts said It docs not harm the ducks. "It Isn't cruel," Montctro said. J E S S IE L O U " J A C K I E " "T h e baby ducks uren't going to DOUGLASS Jessie Lou "Jackie" Douglass, suffer. The female will rebreed 78. 177 Francis Circle. Alta­ and lay again. You eat eggs, monte Springs, died Tuesday at don't you?” South Sem in ole C om m unity Hospital. Longwood. Born April 7. 1912. In Floral City, she moved -to A ltamonte Springs Need may also be created for from Palmetto In 1940. She was International flights, Cooke said. a homemaker and a member of the Chlrst Episcopal Church. In that case, the ulrport would Longwood. have lo pay the Federal Aviation Survivors Include husband. Administration u *75,000 start­ in g fe e p lu s th e c o s t o f Eugene S.; sister. Nona Wilson. APamnnte Springs. personnel. O aklawn Park Cemc"W e are proceeding down that tcry/Funeral Home, Lake Mary, a ven u e n o w ." C ook e said. "W cT e not real dose, but we are in charge o f arrangements. persuing the FAA." Cooke did nut know how soon HERMAN EDGE such a plan m igh t be Im ­ H e rm a n E d ge. 5 8 . 4 0 5 0 plemented. but added that such Mcrcun Dr.. Jamcsvllle, N.Y.. facilities could service other formerly of Lake Monroe, died airlines as well. April 13. at his residence. Born "It's definitely desirable." the April 16. 1931. in Lake Monroe, official said. "And It Is leasable he moved to Syracuse 40 years because wc could operate with ago. He was deputy chief of other airlines as well as Sunllne. police in Syracuse N.Y.. and a but wc have to sec how much of m e m b e r o f P r o v i d e n c e a need there is first." Missionary Baptist Church of Parker hud said lhat Sunllne Lake Monroe, and attended would consider having charter B e t h a n y B a p tis t C h u r c h . (lights to and from Cancun. S yracu se. He was a board M e x ic o and M o n te g o B ay. member of the Syracuse Boys Jamaica, but that they would C l u b , a m e m b e r o f t h e have lo be routed In and out of Sportsman’s Club, and worked U.S. Customs at Orlando In­ with the Junior golfing league. ternational. Survivors Include wife. Bessie; Duck attacks leave residents squawking United Press InUrnstlonsI P E M B R O K E P IN E S - A c a m p a ig n to c o n t r o l th e burgeoning Muscovy duck pnpustealing th e l^ ^ ^ y n a y r pi ducks to seek revenge by at­ tacking humans, condominium officials suspect. Some residents at the Century Village retirement complex In Pem broke Pines believe the ducks are frustrated at the egg p ilf e r in g and a rc p e c k in g humans as an emotional outlet. Another theory holds that the ducks have grown used lo being fed by humans and the attacks are simply a signal lhat the animals are hungry. "H ow can yo-t ligurc what's In the mind of a duck?" asked City Commissioner Kitty Thlbault. executive coordinator o f the C o n d o m in iu m O w n e r s o f i’emhrook Pines Association. Whatever the cause, residents at the Century V illage and nearby neigh borh oods have complained of Increasingly fre­ quent attacks by the fat, ugly, p r o li^ ^ A tt^ s . crew s at c o m p l e x and r e s i d e n t s throughout Pem broke Pines have been removing duck eggs from nests for about a year. They Insist the duck attacks have grown more common since the program began. "I don’t know If It’s what made them more dlsagrrrablc ... but I think taking the eggs may have something lo do with II." said Thlbault. W ild life ex p erts said the ducks’ behavior poses no threat of Injury. " I f you're not used to it and a great big duck nibbles your arm. it could be frightening." said Gill Monlclro. Interim director of the Wildlife Care Ccnler In Fort Airport-----------Continued from Page 1A that beginning flights by August would be very early. "I'm not going to say It can't be done, but that would he very optimistic," Cooke said. "W c arc negotiating with the CFRA and they were very rcceptlve.” Parker said. "W e ’ll tie meeting with (CFRA Director of Aviation) Steve Cooke further to complete negotiations. After the meeting wl|H Cooke, he will then present what we have come up with to the authority for final approval." Parker said that Sunllne would have about five aircraft that would transport an estimated 800 passengers dally. Three of the airplanes will be Boeing A ircraft C orporation 737s. capable of carrying 125 passengers each, and two British Aerospace Corporation I l l s , which can carry 80 passengers each. Parker said. "Then we would have to be certified by the Federal Avtutkm A dm inistra­ tion." Parker said. "W e don't anticipate any problem with lhat. but we do need lo be In as soon us possible In order to begin operations," The airline plans to employ about 100 people, the vice presi­ dent said. Parker said that according to demographic studies. Sanlord was ideal. "Seventy-five percent of the traveling public that live in Orange and Seminole Counties live In northern Orange and Seminole Counties. It would be easier for them lo travel to the Sanford Airport then to fight the trafDc to Ortaodo." the official added. Cooke said the expansion was a terrific thing for Sanford and that it would have a beneficial multiplying effect for the com ­ munity. "Tourists will crcule an addi­ tional need for hotels, restau­ rants and atractions like the Central Florida Zoo and the Rlverboat Romance. All of them have the potential to benefit from this service." Cooke said that on bad days, commuters can need as much as two hours to get to Orlando International Airport. Schools Continued from Page 1A on doubk- sessions, with one group attending classes from 7 a.m. until noon and the other In class from 1 to 6 p.nt. • A [Mutable, also at a cost of about $7,000 will be needed to accomodate bathroom facllltes for the portables farthest away from the main school. • Playground space could (re­ p l a c e d In t h e n e a r b y Klngsbrtdge area. The city of Oviedo has agreed to let the school board use the land. The school maintenance department and Stenstrom parents would help provide and lay sod for the area. • If additional classroom space Is needed, the art and music clossrooms could In- converted for other purposes. Wilson Elementary School, 985 Orange BlviL In Sanford: • All five portables already In use on (he campus will remain In place. • An additional three portables, at an approximate cost of $7,000 will need lo be placed at the school. • T w o self-con tain ed ESE programs would need to be relocated to another site which bus not yet been determined • A dditional growth would have to be absorbed by convert­ ing the audltonum, the multi­ Students------Continued from Page 1A purpose room, llie media center and music and art classrooms Into classrooms for other pur­ poses. S p r in g L a k e E le m e n ta r y School, 695 Orange Avc. in Altamonte Springs • The zones from which stu­ dents Tor this school are drawn would have lo be realigned to help ease the overcrowding. Students living In Soring Oaks South. Spring Otiks woods and Heatherton Village would go from Spring Lake to Forest City Elementary School. 1010 Sand L a k e R o a d In A l t a m o n t e Springs. Thai would move ap­ proximately 117 students for the 1990-91 school year. Students who have been assigned to the fifth grade at Spring Lake will have the option o f staying at their present school for their final year, but parents will have to provide transportation for that year. Having had public input at the work session in March, the hoard w ill hear only the -uperlnlendent's recommendations and the reports of Richard Wells, assistant superintendent of facil­ ities and Ken Unvto and Nancy McNamara, area directors o f elem en tary education before making their final decision on the matter, however, a large crowd Is expected to be In attendance. Michaud has denied the charges through her attorney, John Chainblee of Tampa. "She is the best teacher 1 have ever had." said senior Rebecca P ittm a n . 18, w ho b e lie v e s Michaud's activities outside the classroom do not affect her teaching abilities. She said stories about the c h a r g e s a g a in s t M ic h a u d changed dally."The tales grow taller down the line." she said. Duncan Jones. 19. who grad­ uated from Oviedo High School two years ago said he thought the "w hole thing was asinine.” He said the "only ones who are being hurt are the students." He said Michaud bad been his teacher at Oviedo and was cur­ rently his Instructor at Seminole Community College. Angered that the students were not given their say. Jones said. "Supt. Hughes Just doesn't want to hear what's going on." Junior Marette Ugrln. 16. said she doesn't see how the accusa­ tions. if they are true, would have "anything lo do with her performance In class." Ugrln e c h o e d th e c o m m e n t s o f Chamblce who said It was wrong to suspend Michaud because Seminole County needs good math teachers to help motivate students to their fullest poten­ tial. "She always takes special time with all of us." Ugrin said, "even kids who aren't In her class.” d a u g h te rs . Murcia H a yn es. Syracuse and Patricia Chavt-rs of J a m c s v llle ; sisters. F an n ie Maude Everett and Ernestine Branch, both of Lake Monroe. W i l l i e Bell B r y a n t of Philadelphia. Della McCoy or D o r c h e s t e r . M a s s ., a n d Catherine Smith of Jacksonville; brothers. Douglas o f Warren. Ohio, and Sylvester. Marvin and Grady, all o f Syracuse; two grandchildren; several nlcct-s, nephews, aunts, uncles and cousins. Contributions may be made to the Syracuse Police Department Minority Scholarship Program, the C aring Coalition or the American CanccrSoctety. G a rlan d B rothers Funeral Home. Syracuse, N.Y.. In charge of arrangements. DORSEY GRAVE C H A R LE S by the reservation, it must buy the property within six months or allow the development to occur. Only one property owner used the administrative process to force the authority to buy their property. As a result o f the decision, the authority held an emergency meeting Tuesday to remove all r e s e r v a tio n s fo r the en tire expressway tight o f way. Some reservations had been removed earlier this year on existing businesses west of U.S. 17-92. E x p ressw a y o ffic ia ls w ere quick to say the action should h a v e no e f f e c t on the expressway, expected to be un­ der construction by November and be completed by October 1992. " I f people wanted to develop their property, they would've let us know about it." Brlnton said. “ I don't think this will have any affect on people who wouldn't have settled with us anyway. Most people Just want their money as soon as they can get " W e don't have any money for right o f way,*' Bkinton said. " If we did, we’d be ready to begin purchases within 90 days on the 135 parcels we need to acquire." Jerry Kirk, an Orange County owner o f land needed for the Orange County sections o f the C en tra l Florida ex p res sw a y system , said he planned to organize Orange and Seminole County property owners who were affected by the reservations to challenge the expressway authorities. "W h at they did was wrong and they're going to have to pay fo rtt." Kirk said. BondsContinued from Page 1A Continued from Page 1A dense forest cover and wet swampland. One o f two of the tractors being used was Immobilized when It broke a track yesterday while plowing fire breaks around the blaze In an effort to contain the blaze. The fire Is still smouldering today, said Lake Mary Police. Old Lake Mary Road south of A irport Boulevard had been closed due lo smoke and proba­ bly will remain closed, police said. The fire appeared to have started by humans Monday In a graveyard behind Seminole High School, spokesmen from the Division o f Forestry said. ^ j i m e y a ro ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ W c s in the Lake Villas nclghborh iod In Sanford. Units from the Sanford Fire Department. Lake Mary Fire Department. Seminole County Fire Department and the State Division of Forestry have re­ sponded since the blaze began. tlons. Expressw ay of­ ficials say their toll estimates are conservative and they actually e x p e c t to c o l l e c t h i g h e r amounts. Traffic and toll projections show at least #11.3 million will be collected during the first year with the established #1.50 m ax­ imum toll. Those collections will Increase to about *14.7 million In 1996, p ro je ctio n s show. O perations and maintenance costs arc expected to require about 10 percent of the reve­ nues. Commissioners pledged the full amount of the estimated 92.6 million they'll have avail­ able from co n sm u ^ M | ^ a s tax. otor fu>- t . 4 ^ m j P a n t e c d entitlement revenues. But actu­ ally one-twelfth that amount — the amount collected monthly — wtll be held In reserve to back the toll bonds. Tolls from the first six months o f collections wtll finance a *6 million reserve fund. d a u gh te rs , E liza b eth Hood C artersvllle. Ga.. Ruth Ellen Watkins. Alpharetta. Ga.; sis­ ters, Anna. New Brunswick. EVERETT L.RAGLAND Everett L. Ragland. 47. 367 N. N .J., Helen Vlllanl, Raritan. Winsome Court. Lake Mary, died Ruth Zuza, Manvllle. N.J.; three Tuesday at his residence. Bom grandchildren. B aldw tn-Fu trch tld F u n eral Oct. 29. 1942. In Louslvltle. Ky.. he moved lo Lake Mary from Home. Goldenrod, In charge of O'Fallon. 111.. In 1988. He was a arrangements. systems analyst for Metropolitan Life Insurance and a member of jP U N E M L S the Longwood Baptist Church. He was an Air Force veteran and a member o f the Retired Officers HARGRAVE. DORSEYC. G ra w tld t funeral M rvlctt for Mr. Doriay Association. C. Hargrava. 71. of DaBary. who died S u r v i v o r s I n c l u d e ' w ife . Monday, will be 11:00 Thuriday morning at Beckey: daughter. Karen. Lake Oaklawn Park Camatory with Mr George Y a te i officiating. Frltn di may call at Mary: sons. Kevin and Chris, Gramkow Funeral Homo Wednesday evening txxh of Lake Mary: brothers. from A rra n g e m e n t by Gram kow Funeral R ich a rd and C arl, both o f Louslvllle. Tom. Sante Fe. N.M.; Home, Sanlord. s is t e r s . D o r o t h y F o r t n e r . Louisville. Susie Simms, Fort Pierce. Alberta Lay, Cincinnati; grandmother. Daisy Rountree. Bowling Green. Ky. O aklawn P ar k Cemctery/Funcral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements G ra m k o w F u n eral H om e. Sanford, in charge o f arrange­ ments. ANDREW EDWARD VARGA Andrew Edward Varga. 70. 2069 Penguin Court, Oviedo, died May 1. Born May 7. 1919, In Raritan. N .J.. he m oved to Oviedo from Tampa In 1989. He was a retired staff manager for the Independent Life Insurance Co. and a member of St. Luke's Lutheran Church. He was a veteran o f World War H. Survivors Include wife. Ruth; HUNT MONUMENT CO. DISPLAY YARD Hwy. 17-92 - F«m Park Ph. 339-0960 ' Gene Hunt, Owner Bronze, Marble A Granite MEETING THE NEED OF EVERY FAMILY • Pre-Need Pfenning • Out 01 State Transfer • Local Builal • Cremation • Burial In All Military Cemeteries . PH. 834-8330 G jG Frederic F. Gaines Jr. cT y r I rl Funeral Director Owner Gaines Funeral Hom e Formerly Gramkow Gaines Funeral Home LOCALLY OWNED A OPERATED 150 000 TRACK RD. LONGWOOD HAR­ Dorsey Charles Hargrave. 78. 13 Valencia Ruud. DeBary. died Monday at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. Sanford. Horn Sept. 6. 1911. In BHIairc. Ohio, he moved to DeBary from there­ in 1946, He was a district manager for the life Insurance company and a member o f the Church of Christ. He was a former member of t tit- MasonicLodge. Sanford. Survivors include wife. Mary E.; sons, Richard. Osteen. Kevin Zimmerman. DeBary. daughter. Patricia Brining. DeBary: sister, M artha C ale, S a n fo rd ; fiv e g r a n d c h ild r e n ; fiv e g r e a t ­ grandchildren C arin g people is one o f the things that m akes Urisson Funeral Hom e special. This is W illiam E. "B ill" W elhorn. Bill is a licensed funeral d irector with over 17 yea rs experience In the funeral business. C arin g people is what you expect and w hat yon get at Brisson Funeral Home Prearranged Funeral Program C o rn er o f 9 th S tre e t an d La u rel * S anford. F la. (407) 32 2 -2 1 3 1 �t A EACHER RECOGNITION AND AWARDS 129 receive special mention By VICKI DaSORMIBR Herald stall writer Te rry Richardson (led), o l C ro o m s, cited by Ira G e o rge, Rebekah M c C lo u d , and N orm a H ayes. M ary A n n Barnes, of W ilso n Elem entary, Sanford. Carol Dudley, of G re en w o o d Lakes Elem entary, Lake M ary SANFO RD — Th e School Board ol Semtnoli County and the Seminole education Associa­ tion Iasi nlghi awarded rcrtlflrates and plaques called "Apples from the Teachers" to communi­ ty volunteers wnn had made teachers' John easier by giving their time and tnlenls In the classroom "T h e teachers appreciate the assistance l hr sc people and businesses have given them ." said Kristi Flguereo of the SEA. " T it e cooperative effort has m ade the S em in ole district schools l>cttcr." Legal N otices Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* it hereby given that we ere engaged in business el P O Bob 1425. Apopka F L 32703. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot TH E C U T T IN G E D G E LAW N M A IN T CO and that w* intend tu register u id name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Sem inoie County, Florida. In ac cordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS 09 Florida Statutes 1957 James R Midkiff Walter D Scnwentnske Publish May f. 10. 23. 30 T990 OER 80 ^ ______ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO 90 2149 CA 04 L IN RE The Marriage ot BAR B AR A H AR DEN Petitioner/Wife and G E R A L D B RUCE H A R D EN usban '. l 4 d j' TH E S T A T E OF r LOR 'D A TO G ERALD BR UCE HARDEN 1705 Persimmon Avenue Santord. Florida 32771 (Last Known Address) Y O U ARE H E R E B Y NOTI F IE D that an action for Dts solution of Marriage has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy ot yOur written defenses. If any. to It on F R A N K C W H IG H A M ES Q U I R E . Attorney for Pet! tloner/Witt, whose address ‘s Post Otlice 8o* 1330. Sun Bank Uuildifiq Suite 77. 200 West T it S tre e t, $ a n f o r d F lo r id a 32772 1330 on or before May 21 1990. and file Ihe original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Petitioner s attorney or immediately there after; otherwise a default and ultimate Final Judgment will be entered against you for the relief 'demanded m the' Petition and your marriage to Petitioner wl'lt he ditto) v*«S W ITN E S S My hand and the leaf of this Court on April Is. A D 1990 IS E A LI M A R Y A N N E MORSE Clerk of fhe Circuit Court By Jackie Royal Deputy Clerk Publish April 18. 25 & May 2. 9 1990 J E P HQ NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged tn business at 490 Eagle Circle, Casselberry, Flor (da 32707, Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious N a m e of U N C L A I M E D E S T A T E SERVICES, and that we Intend fo register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Ftori da. In accordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section M5 09 F lor ida Statutes 1957 CecelMa Creep Atfrld Ale ■and*r Publish May*. 14.23. 30 1990 D E R 84 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 3477 Lake Emma Rd Lake Mary F L 3^744. Seminole County Florida under the Fictitious Name of LA WOMAN, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Seminole County, F lort da In accordance with the Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section 845 09 Florida Statutes 19S7 LA WOMAN. INC Connie R Ceynowa Publish May 9. 14. 23. JO 1990 O ER 84 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO Hr 2240 CA 20 L IN RE TH E M A T T E R O F THE ad o p t^ ^ ^ ^ f per so n afKe SJw* Minors JA M E S L W ALKER Pet<*'oner NOTICE OF ACTION TO M A R TIN T IM O TH Y B LAC K Address Unknown Residence Unknown Y O U ARE N O T IF IE 0 that an action for adoption of the persons has been filed agamst you and you are requested tn serve a copy of your written defenses. *! any, to If on the Petitioner s attorney, whose name and address is T IM O T H Y M O L E A R Y ESQ UIR E I45SW Fairbanks Avenue Winter Pars. Florida 32789 on or before the 25th day of May 1990 and file fhe original with the Clerk of Ihli Court either before service on Petitioner's attorney or immediately there after, otherwise, a 'default will be entered against you for the relief demanded! in Ihe com' plaint ot Petitioner W ITN ES S My hand and the seal of this Court on April 70 1990 (S E A L ) M A R Y A N N E MORSE As Clerk of the Court By Sharon Dunn As Deputy Clerk Publish April 25 A May 2 9 1* 1990 D E P 290 INTHE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO 90 1954 CA DIVISION L C O L L A T E R A L M O R TG A G E ' l nrftnJ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 315 W ickham Court, Longwood 32779. Seminole County. Florida under the Fictitious Name ot D IV E R S IF IE D M A R K E T IN G C O N C E P TS , and that I 'ntend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Sem mole County. Florida. In ac cordance with the Provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section MS 09 Florida Statutes 1957 Kathleen M Fox Publish May 2. 9. tA. 23. 1990 P E R 20_______________________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO W H O M I T M AY C O N C E R N Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned pursuant to the "’ Fictitious Nam* Statute"". Chapter MS 09, Florida Statu Its, wilt register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court,, in and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the public a bon of this notice, the fictitious name, to wit P R IT C H E T T 5 A U T O M E P A IR under which I am engaged In business at I5A3S Hwy 1/ 97 Longwood, Florida 31750 That the individual interested In said business enterprise Is/are as follows 100% Bienda Hicks, o f Pine C re s l Elem entary. Santord Dale Whitman o f S em in ole Hlqh. Sanfoid • A n d re a lle r r o f C IG N A Hcallhplan o f Florida, Inc • Geneva Cochran • Marianne Cormier • Charles Col shall • Bonnie Drlnkul • I'hylllsDuctias • Lisa Ferguson • Tom Ferguson • Ina Prater • Melinda Frazier • Nancy Ftirla • Jnanila Coiner • Tony Gallaway of l he Xerox Corporation • Roxanne Gnlhnmsom • Wanda Guzman • Michacla lladlow •C arol Harper C See Teachera, Page 7A Legal N otices NOTICE OF Debbie O w en s, o l Lakeview Middle, Sanford S e v e n ty -s e v e n c e r tific a te s were awarded last night as well as three special tecognltlon plaques: Certificates were given to: • Carol Adams of World Book encyclopaedia • Gene Alhamonte o f Glno's I’ lzza and Pasta • Dayna Maradct of American Medical Transport • Betsy Andrews • Pat Barlle • Martha Beers • Patty Bingham • Celeste Brown • Jean Brownsword • Jeff Brown sword • Sis Broyles • Paula Church ATC O R . INC . a Florida corporation By G E O R G E BLACK President Dated at Altamonte Springs. Seminole County. Florida, this 20th day of April. 1990 Publish Mag 2. 9. t*. 23. 1990 P E R II_______________________ IN THE ClRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO 90 244 IN HE G U A R D IA N S H IP OF R O B E R T CARL O AM Q ECK . III. N O TIC E OF AC TIO N TO C O NNIE LYNN D AM BECK YO U ARE N O T IF IE D that an action for a Legal Guardianship has been filed by Petitioner. Aracely S Dambeck You are required fo serve a written response,, if any,, to the action on Petitioner s attorney whose name and address it Mark E Herr,. Clonlnger and Files, Post Oft ice Boa 3)7, Oviedo, Florida 327*5. within 15 days of this publication, i w and I He the original with the C*erk of this Court either before service on Petitioner s attorney, or imme dutciy thereafter otherwise an Order will be entered to fhe Petitioner tor Appointment of Guardian W ITN E S S my hand and the seal ot this Court on the ’4th day Of April 1990 (C O U R T S E A U M A R Y A N N E MORSE A% C i«r k ot said Cour t BY Patricia Thatcher As Deputy Clerk Publish April l| 2SA Mar : 9 OfeF iQI NOTICE OF REVOCATION OF POWEROF ATTORNEY State of Florida County of Alachua Notice is hereby given that I. M O Z E L L E E L IZ A B E T H C H R IS T IA N do h e r e b y expressly and completely re voke any and ail Powers of Attorney, and all power and authority thereby given or In tended to be given, by me in t a v o r of J O N R O B E R T C H R IS TIA N dated prior to the date hereof D A T E D this 4th day ot May 1990 M O Z E L L E E L IZ A B E TM C H R IS TIA N Publish May 9 1990 D E R 85 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO I f 3124 CA 09 P F E D E R A L N A TIO N A L M O R TG A G E ASSO CIATIO N Plaintiff. vs G U S TA V O Q UINO NES. SONIA R O CC AQ UIN O N ES. H A R R Y R EIN , and any unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors. and other unknown persons or unknown spouses claiming by, through, and under any of the above named Defendants Defendants AMENDED NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE N O TIC E IS hereby given that the undersigned Clerk of the C ir c u it Court of Sem inole County. Florida, will on the 14th day of June. 1990. at 11 00 o'clock a m at the West Front door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford. Florida otter for sale and sell at public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash, the following described property situate In Seminole County, Florida Lot 109, H O W ELL BRANCH WOODS, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 19 Pages II and 12 Public Records of Seminole County, Florida Together with the following, equipment and fiat ores Rheum Hot Water Heater, Frigldaire R ange and O v e n N y fo ne E » h a u s f Fan and H o o d. Swanson C a rrie r A C and Heating Carpet Insmkerafor Disposal Frigidaire Dishwash er Fireplace pursuant to the Final Judgment entered m a case pending in said Court the style of which <s indicated above W ITN ES S my hand and of hclai seal of sa-d C oirt this 7th da* of Mar i99g (C O U R T SEAL) Mar yanne Morse C L E R K O F THE C IR C U IT COURT By Jane E Jasewic Deputy Clerk Puthsh M a rt 1* D E R 94 Plaintiff vs JU L IA E P H ILLIP S eta) Defendants NOTICt. OF ACTION TO J U L IA E P H ILLIP S Residence Unknown Last known address 390 E Smediey Lane Lake Mary. F lor ida 32744 DOUGLAS E B A IL E Y Residence Unknown Last known address 190 E Smediey Lanw Lake Mary, f tut ida 327se Any unknown Heirs devisees grantees, assignees, lienors creditors trustees, or other claimants, including the un know-i spouse of J U L IA E P H IL L IP S If any claiming by through and under JU L IA F P H IL L IP S and or DOUGLAS E B A I lE Y Residence Unknown YOU AR E N O T IF IE D that an action to foreclose the mortgage encumbering the following property In Seminole County, Florida Lot G Block 79 A M E N D E D P L A T OF C R Y S T A L LA K E SHORES, according to the plat ♦hereof as recorded In Plat Book 4 page 18. of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida has been filed by the Plaintiff against you and others in the above entitled cause a-d you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses. If any, to It on S M ITH A SIMMONS P A Plaintiff % attorney 112 West Adam s S treet. Suite 1116, Jacksonville. Florida 32202. on or before June 4. 1990 and tile the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or imme diately thereafter otherwise, a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or petition W ITN ES S my hand and seal ot this Court on this 30th day of April. 1990 (SEAL) The Honorable Maryann* Morse Clerk ot Ihe Circuit Court By Heather Brunner Oepoty Clerk Publish May 2. 9 14. 23 1990 D E R 24 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO 89 5)99 CA 09 L TH E S P R IN G S C O M M U N ITY ASSO CIATIO N INC Plaintiff vi M A R C Y M SM ITH , et 31 Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO E L IZ A B E T H K BOLT R ES ID E N C E Present Residence Unknown Last Known Residence 3724 M Ashford Dun woody Road Atlanta Georgia 30319 All parties claiming interests by. through, under or against E L IZ A B E T H K B O LT and foall parlies having or claiming to have any right, title or interest In the real property herein described YOU ARE H E R E B Y NO TI F IE D that an aclion to foreclose a Notice and Claim of Lien for unpaid homeowners assess ments art the following real property m S E M IN O LE County Florida L E G A L LOT 13 W HISPER ING P IN ES S E C TIO N 2 THE S P R IN G S A C C O R D IN G TO TH E P L A T T H E R E O F AS RE C O R D ED IN P L A T BOOK 21 P AG ES 99 10) PUBLIC REC O P O S OF S E M I N O L E C O U N TY FLO R ID A has been filed agamst you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, it any, to It on Curry Taylor A Carls, at 225 £ Robinson Street Suite 445 Orlando Florida 32801 and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled court on or before the J lsi day of May 1990 otherw se a lodgment may be entered against you tor the relief demanded in the com plamt or petition W ITN ES S my hard and the seal ot sa d Court on the to n day Of April 1990 (Seal) M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K O F TH E C IR C U IT COURT BY Ruth King Pubnvn April I . 31 A, Vj , ] ♦ IW0 O E P M* Legal N otices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME No. ce Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 132 Shomate Dr Longwood. Semi note County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name of P AM EG O BOOK CO . and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sem inole County Florida, in ac cordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section 845 09 Florida Statutes 1957 Ken W Blum Publish April 18 25 A May 2, 9 1990 D E P 195 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that |i am- engaged in business at 153 Shadow Bay Blvd N Long wood F L 32779 Sem inole County, Florida under the F i c t i t i o u s N a m e of A T L A N T IC G U L F SALES and that I intend to register said tn# C'erk ot the mlwjlci County ■etcordance with the Provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes T o W d Section 845 09 Florida Statutes 1957 RobertW Spaulding Publish April 18. 25 A May 2 9 1*90 D E P 211 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 235 Hunt Club Boulevard. Suite 202 Longwood, Florida. Seminole Count* Flo rida under the Fictitious Name _OM Pl*TER S Y S TE M S A E Q U IP M E N I and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County Florida in accordance with the Provisions Of the Fictitious Name Statutes To Wit Section 84 5 09 FiorIda statutes 1957 Michael L Bono Publish April IB 25 A 'tay 2 9 1990 fEPTOJ N O T I C E OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 5508 Benchmark Ln , Unit e100. San ford F L 32 772 Sem inole County Florida, under (he F i c t i t i o u s N a m e of T H E C U S TO M ZONE, and that I intend fo register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Semmole County. Flori da in accordance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section 845 09 Florida Statutes 1957 Cristobal Estrada Publish May 2, 9 16. 23. 1990 O ER 19 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIALCIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO.: 90 0891CA09E F IR S T N A TIO N A L BANK OF C HICA GO etc , A L A N K P ATR O N O et ux, el at. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO A L A N K P A TR O N O and JA N E H PATRO NO . husband and wife <md K A T H L E E N A B LA C K W E LL it living and it dead, a il unknown parties claiming by,, through, under or against the named 'Defendants who art not known to be dead or alive whether said unknown parties claim as heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, lienors creditors, trustees, or other claim ants against the said A LA N K PATR O N O and JA N E H P A TR O N O . husband and w ife and K A T H L E E N A B LA C K W E LL R ES ID E N C E UNKNOW N YOU ARE H E R E B Y NO TI F IE D that an action to foreclose a mortgage on (he following property In Seminole County Florida Unit 400 D LA K E H O W ELL ARMS C O N D O M IN IU M a Con dominium according to the Dec laration of Condominium and Exhibits annexed (hereto, re corded In Official Records Book 1)77. Page 1144. ol the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida together with an un divided interest In the common elements and limited common elements declared in said Dec laration of Condominium to be an appurtenance to tne abo.e Condominium Unit has been filed agamst you and M IC H A E L A B L A C K W E L L JOHN DOE. and unknown le namt in possession now known as SH ER R Y H U N T and LAKE H OW ELL ARMS CONDOM INI UM ASSOCIATION INC and you are required fo service a copy of your written defenses, if ar.y to It on C H A R LE S R G EO R G E III E S Q U IR E . LAW O F F IC E OF C H A R L E S R G E O R G E . III. P A M l £a»i Pm* Street, Suite 1103. Orlando. Florida and !ll* tn* original *itb tn* Clerk ol In* abo.e Ityled Court on or before Itw 31 day ot May iwo other*,*# a lu d g m e n l may be entered agamtt you lor tn# r*l,*l d* manded ,n tne Complaint W ITNESS my hand and teal ot thu Court thu IJ day ol A pr ,1 IWO (CircuitCourt Sean M AR Y ANNE MORSE C LER A OF C IR C U IT C O UR T B y Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk Publiih Apr,I l 2i A Mar 3 » 'WO O E P 301 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Wednesday >Q 7A TEACHER RECOGNITION AND AWARDS —-- __ Teachers made costumes for the Lyman High Dance Team and three productions for several years. Plat)ill’s were also given to the teachers of the year and 15 retiring teachers. The retiring teachers are: • Vita Bayer of English Estates Elementary School who Is retir­ • Debbie Kled/ik ing after 19 years teaching, all m • Leona Knccr Seminole County. •G ln n y Roller • Bobble Bcrghuls o f Alta­ • Larry Cole of the Lake Mary monte Elementary School who Is Optimist Club • John Osgood and Patricia •retiring after 21 years teaching. 17 of them In Seminole County. Pand/.a of Little Caesar's Pizza • Lcfaun B lair of E nglish • Phyllis Lower Estates Elementary School who • Lrali Lyman Is retirin g a fter .'15 years • Dr. and Mrs. Earl Maler teaching. 26 o f them In Seminole • Juanita McGee County. • Richard Merkcr • M ic h a e l C a n n a r o z z I o f • Tom Mind la Tuskawllla Middle School who Is • Rita Montgomery retiring after 16 years teaching, • Mike Moore o f AAA all In Seminole County. • Dale Myers of Publlx Market • Walter D/.urus of Teague In Oviedo Middle School who Is retiring • Sue Nagorny after 30 years teaching, alt in • Barbara N oyes o f W orld Seminole County. Book Encyclopaedia • Albert G reene o f Mllwce • Mrs. Ells Obley Middle School who Is retiring • Terry Oerhsle after 15 years •teaching. 10 of • Laurie Olson them in Seminole County. • Susan Panos • Hope High o f Wilson Ele­ • C h a rle s and A n n a b e llc mentary School who Is retiring Phillips • Mamie Ragsdale, an In ­ after 2H years teaching. 22 of formal ion processing Instructor them In Seminole County. • Robert Isell o f Sanford Mid­ from SCC • Denise Richmond of Citizens dle School who Is retiring after 30 years teaching, all in Sem i­ National Bank Continued from Page 6A a Margaret Hartwell e Patricia Hcflcv • J ill Jolmcn • Diane "B u n n y" Jcrnlgun • Reverend Amos Jones • Sandy Kunlstras • Barbara Kercher Elaine vanlue (left), of Lake Mary Elementary, cited by Harriet Laban ; • Sgt. Steve Roche of U.S Army Recruiting • Pam Rogers • Mr and Mrs. Chick Roth • Rlek Russl of Rich United Corporation rit "nY nole County. • Wanda .Jones of Cassrlherrv Elementary School who Is rctir log after 3-i years teaching, all hi Seminole County. • Willard Lee of Lyman High School who Is retiring alter 22 years teaching. 10 ol them in Seminole County. • Bernice Muller of Midway Elementary School who Is rctir ing after 30 years teaching, all m Seminole County. • Ann R e y n o ld s o f L a k e Brantley lllgii School who Is retiring after 34 years teaching, all in Seminole County. • Dorothy Sanborn of English Estates Elementary School who is retiring after eight vc.it-, teaching, five o f them In Sent I nolc County. • Lemuel Stallworth of Mllwce Middle School who Is retiring after 30 years teaching, all m Seminole County. • Ada Willis of Sanford Middle School who is retiring alter 3 ! years teaching, all In Seminole County. In addition, recognition was e x t e n d ed t o p r c v Io u s 1y announced teachers of the year Herald photos by Tommy Vincent at T n -ItIcIn nd T allclean: e A rJ DnnHrkrl In e iir n R 1 I Si Bernice M uller, of M idw ay Elem entary, Sanford • Sarah Seay • Larry Taylor of Seminole County Teachers Federal Credit Union • Tracy Ballnt of Scmtnntc Work Opportunities Program • Janice Springfield of Sun- I^N^w^onstruction ^ * ,£ ffvjC03 Available | Bank • Karen Sutter • Caroline Sully •* • Mary Ann Trola • Virginia Underwood A * •1’cggy Hill ol Wesllnghouse Environmental and Geotechnical One mime says it best. Services. Inc. • Mae Rose Williams • Paul Youngpeter and a post­ humous award was given to • Sandra McCracken Placques were given to: • Ernest Butler who has vol­ unteered 20 years through the 2 5 75 S. F re n c h A v e ., S a n fo rd Optim ist Youth Program In­ cluding orgainlz.ng the Junior t World of G olf and conducting I ifr . Iln m r . ( a r H i e i n r x . O n e n a m r it all. the Optimist Oratorical Contest annually. m J -h v ri •?/ fh rk tv • Publtx Supermarket who. by 1m p ie m e n t In g t tic A p p le s (computers) In the schools, have provided an opportunity for the com m unity to help enhance technology In the schools. '/>us U/jU*d *!toy • Mrs. Celeste Richer who has Car Insurance? TONY RUSSI INSURANCE Ph. 322-0285 sfuto-O w ners Insurance Robert Isell, of Sanford M iddle School �k •A — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Wednesday, May 9. 1990 North diaries renew questions about Iran-Contra controversy By ST1V IN M1ILBBONNKR United Press International Quayle visits Paris, honors war dead PARIS — Vice President Dan Quayle nrri-ed In Paris and Immediately drove to the Arc de Trtoinj-hc In the center of the French capital where he paid tribute to the dead of World War II. The vice president stood at attention Tuesday with Ills wife, Marilyn, at France's tomb to the unknown soldier below the arch. Quayle was scheduled to meet with President Francois Mitterrand today and take part In ceremonies honoring the 100th anniversary o f the birth of Dwight Elsenhower, supreme commander of World War II Allied forces In Europe and U.S. president from 1053 to 1961. The vice president. In his role as chairman of the White House's National Space Council, also planned to visit the European Space Agency's headquarters where be was expected to discuss possible European participation In the "space exploration Initiative." a proposal by President Hush to send people to the moon and Mars. Four states begin primary flurry Rep. Donald l.ukcns. R-Ohlo. convicted In a sex scandal Iasi year, losi Ills bid for rcclcctlun In the Republican primary, while In North Carolina. Charlotte Mayor Harvey Gantt and Michael Easley appeared headed for a Democratic runoff to decide who will face Republican Sen. Jesse Helms In November. In addition to the Huckcye and Tarheel states, voters cast primary ballots In Indiana and West Virginia on Tuesday, ticginnlng a five-week period in which ‘22 stales — nearly half the country — will choose candidates for the November general election. Generally, the most Important November battles In the four stntes — a gubernatorial race In Ohio and Senate races In the other three — were not major features In the primary, since the candidates faced either little or no opposition. The sole exception was In North Carolina, where Democrats fuught down to the wire to win the right to challenge Helms, a three-term conservative stalwart who easily won the GOP nomination. ire p ro b e r^ b o a rd damaged destroyer rNORFG’ he crippled guided missile dcsutij Conyngham. rendered powerless from a boiler-room fire that killed one sailor and injured 18. limped Into Its home port early today as the Navy Investigated the cause o f the blaze. Navy officials said the cause of the fire had not been determined. The fire apparently erupted as the No. I boiler was being lit during routine maneuvers early Tuesday about HO miles off the North Carolina coast. From United Press International Reports WASHINGTON — The government released 1.400 pages of former White House aide Oliver North's diaries that renew questions about the role of George Hush and other Reagan administration officials In the Iran-Contra afTalr. The documents, ordered released by a U.S. District Court Judge on Tuesday, give u dally account of North's meetings, plans and observa­ tions from 1984 to 1986. during which Reagan lieutenants traded weapons to Iran for hostages. The profits of the sales were funncled to the Nicaragua Contra rebels. North, u National Security Council aide, used hundreds of spiral-bound reporters' notebooks to log meetings with top administration people. Including Vice President George Hush. CIA Director William Casev and Assistant Secretary of Unltsd Brass International GENEVA - U.S. Health Secre­ tary lands W. Sullivan said poor and minority Americans have serious medical problems de­ s p ite the $ 6 00 b illio n the country spends each year on health care. Sullivan. In an opening state­ ment Tuesday to the May 7-19 annual assembly of the World Health Organization meeting, said health continues to Improve for the U.S. population as a whole, with longevity Increasing and Infant mortality declining. "However, we realize that our elforts are far from complete." he told the organization, known by Its acronyn^WHO. "W e are working I high cost o f health care and to provide affordable access to care for all of our citizens.” T h e W HO m e e t i n g was marked by Intense back-room maneuvering over a Palestine Lib«.atlon Oiganlzatlon demand that the 167-natlon United Na­ tions a gen cy rec o g n ize the self-declared Palestinian Stale — a move that would mean the ■WTteUtN •m Oils affect cholesterol United Praaa International HOSTON — Researchers fired another salvo In a battle of the oils, contending that olive oil and corn oil nave an equally Ix-iit-1i( i.11 effect on cholesterol levels. Scientists In California said a study of two types o f unnaturaled fats contained In the two kinds of oil found no difference In the Impact either has on h igh -d en stty lip o p ro tein , or IIDL.— the "gcxxl" cholesterol In the body. 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Sm �p g q ggg e INSIDF: B ■ Comics, Page 4B ■ People, Page 5B ■Classified, Page 6B S p o rts Mack, Graham lead battle for baseball expansion IN BRHEF United Prase International AMERICAN LEAGUE Perry slam s Ryan, Rangers Hitting a grand slam home run. particularly against a future Hall of Fame pitcher, was the furthest thing from Gerald Perry’s mind Tues­ day night. Hut It happened. Perry’s first grand slam highlighted Kansas City’s six-run first Inning ofT Nolan Ryan and led the Royals to a 10-5 victory over the Texas Rangers at Arlington. Texas. The victory was the third straight for the last-place Royals. Mark Gubtezn. 2-4. allowed four hits and struck out eight over seven Innings for the triumph. Elsewhere In the American League. Oakland blanked New York 5-0. Chicago lopped Toronto 4-1. Milwaukee shaded Detroit 7-5. Minnesota scalped Cleveland 6 5. Seattle edged Uoston 2 1 and California blasted Baltimore 6-0. YOUTH BASEBALL The Oviedo Little League is sponsoring a clinic this Saturday. May 12. to help parents of handicapped children find out what the new Challenger League can offer them. Players may register at the Little League eomnlrx Jneaied on King S lrcctn rxM < ^ )vlcdo 9:30 n m t ,k ’ clinic will begin at 10 a.m. and snouio m- over by noon. All participants will reeclvc a free Little League hat. For more lnformal.au. call Donna Walton at 365-8216 during the day or evening or Paula Church at 365-7063 In the evening. □ Boston C eltics fire Rodgers BOSTON — Jim m y Rodgers, who led the Uoston Celtics to their worst consecutive playoff showings In 38 years, was fired Tuesday after just two years as head reach of the NBA’s wtnnlngcst franchise. ’ ’This was a decision made by upper man­ agement and ownership.” said Celtics General Manager Jan Volk, who broke the news by telephone to Rodgers, a close friend. "H e didn’t win. He wasn’t able to do that. He wasn't able to translate what he wanted to do into success on the court. It's as simple as that.” The Celtics also dismissed assistant coach Lanny Van Eman Tuesday, and said assistant coach Chris Ford would be considered for the head coaching Job. NHL PLAYOFFS Oilers pull even with ’Hawks CHICAGO — Mark Messier took matters Into his own bands Tuesday night. The All-Star centerman scored two goals and assisted on two others, lifting the Edmonton Oilers to a 4-2 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks to tie the Stanley Cup semifinal scries at 2-2. ''M ark Messier was a dom inating force tonight. Th ere's no question about .that.” Edmonton Coach John Muckier said. "H e was the best player on the Ice by far.” The Oilers scored three goals on their first four shots to regain home-lcc advantage In the best-of-seven Campbell Conference final, which moves back to Edmonton for Game 5 Thursday night. NATIONAL LEAGUE Dawson’s hom ers lift Cubs Andre Dawson borrowed power from the wind and the pitcher to hit two homers In a game for the 30th time of his career. Dawson tied the game with a homer In the ninth and won It with a two-run shot In the 1 Ith Tuesday at Chicago, handing the Cubs a 10-8 victory over the Atlanta Braves. The blasts came with 25 mph winds blowing out at Wrlglcy Field. “ I didn't bit It as good as I'd like but with the way the wind was. It went out." Dawson said of his nlnih-lnnlng solo homer Into the empty center field bleachers. With one out In the I Ith against Dwayne Henry. 0-1. Mark Grace singled and Dawson drove a 2-1 pitch to dead center for the game-winner. In other National League games. Pittsburgh dubbed San Diego 10-2. Montreal slammed Los Angeles 9-1. New York trimmed San Francisco 4-1. and Houston edged Philadelphia 3-2 In 10 Innings. Compiled from staff and wire reports. B A S K E T B A LL 8 p m — TNT. NBA Playoffs. Philadelphia 76rrs at Chicago Bulls. (L) baseball 2:20 p in. — WGN. Atlanta Braves al Chicago Cubs. (LI Com plete listings on Page 2D Lake Brantley trilogy Patriots had seven qualify for state meet By TO N Y OaSORMIER C linic set for parents BASKETBALL former commissioners Peter Ueberroth and A. :--------------------------- Ufrrmilri three teams fearMy Is fear former commissioners Peter Ueberroth ant but wehandle could handle three alone. teams Mv alone. Is Bartlett Glamattl. pressed Vincent for a date that baseball has thrown the American people a when the announcement of specific franchises bone with the two-team expansion. Now we need TAM PA — Senator Connie Mack, eager to land would Ik- made. Douglas Danforth. chairman of the meat with four more teams.” an expansion baseball team In Florida, said the NL's expansion comm lllcc. recently In­ The leading contenders for expansion arc St. Tuesday major-league owners may have thrown dicated cities would not l>c officially named until Petcrsburg-Tampa; Denver. Washington and the American people a bone” by refusing to the summer o f 1991 — almost one year after Buffalo. N.Y. commit beyond two new teams. presentations are made by Interested ownership Task Force Chairman Sen. Tim Wlrth. D-Colo.. Mark spoke after a meeting between baseball groups. presided over a morning session In the Russell commissioner Fay Vincent and the Senate I ask "I'm encouraged there will be a shortened Senate Office Building In Washington as the Force on major-league expansion. Tltc one-hour period between the announcement of a timetable committee received an update on baseball s session produced few specifies. and wlirn the actual cities will be named." said plans to add two National League teams. The NL "1 was glad to bear the commissioner talk task forre member Bob Graham. Florida s Is committed to announcing an expansion about the National League's plans to expand by Democratic senator. timetable by June 14. with new teams expected two teams next year.” the Florida Republican •'Mr. V incent was reluctant to make a on the field by 1993. said. ” 1 think It's a start, but It's not enough. C See Baseball, Page 2B The task force, which had met previously with Florida clearly Is at the top of the expansion list. --------- -------------------: Herald Sports Editor There are three faces to the story of Lake Brantley High School's qualifying seven athletes for tills Saturday's Class 4A state track meet . ^ ^ ■ ■ ^ I ’.irks S llo w 'j Flcli. ail^^M B W R h cr Track: .upc satisfaction and frustration. Let's begin with the hope. Of the seven who have qualified, four arc Juniors — A m y Glnette. Joyce Tullls. Mona Arlza and John Feola. Barring anything unforseen. the quartet should be back at the state meet again next year. Glnette. Tullls and Feola are all distance runners while Arlza quali­ fied In the 530 low liurldes. "Mona was sixlli at the regional meet In Ihe 330 low hurdles Iasi year." noted Lake Brantley coach Charlie Harris. "T h is year, sne flnlsned second. She's a great athlete." Both Glnette (first In the mile run and third In the two-mile run at llic regional incC'l and Tullls (fourth In the two-mlle) suffered through Inju­ ry-riddled cross country seasons In the fall. Tullls had u muscle Injury while Qtnncttc bad an Indamallon where the hamstring Inserts Into the hip. a kind of tendonitis. "Injuries like that could Ik- short term or they could be long term,” said Harris. "But because t/i our trainer, who guided the girls' re­ habilitation. It looks like those things are over. "A lso. Tullls was on our girls' soccer state championship team. Coming Itack off somlhlng like that and competing In track says a lot about her. Glnette Just keeps Im­ proving each year." Harris noted that competing in Sem inole County has provided ’. SANFORD — The Seminole Ford Red Sox overcame an early 6-0 deficit to pull Its second straight upset, 15-12 In seven Innings, over the Disabled Amer­ ican Veterans Royals In Ameri­ can Division action of the Sanford Recreation Department Little Major Baseball League ut Roy Holler Field Tuesday night. In the other game, the SunBank Orioles again came close but couldn't pull ofl the upset as the First Union A's defeated the Orioles 6-3. With three games remaining In the season, the A's are back In the race, trailing by two games. '. .. . - H*,tld Photo by MHy Jo*tt»n Glnette and Tullls with the perfect opportunity to continue to Improve. "It makes for a real good way of training, knowing that you have to compete against tlit? Ircst." said Harris. "Sometimes we get away and go compete other places, bul II helps you through (he year to compete against top competition. "Sem inole County probably has the best girls' programs In the stale when you look at all the schools." The Royals still lead at 10-3. hut the A s are right behind at 8-5. followed by the Red Sox (6-7) and the Orioles ( 1-12). The Red Sox will go afler their third upset Saturday when they face the A's at 8 a.m. followed by the Royals and the Orioles at lO a m. The Royals used a four-run first liming and a two-run third to take a 6-0 lead over the Red Sox. But the Red Sox used a two-out error In the fourth to Ignite a nine-run outburst. The two teams then traded the lead back and forth until the lop of the seventh, when the Red Sox struck for four runs. [ See Majors. Page 2B • Hototd Photo* by Tommy Vloeonl All Ihreo girls from Lake Brantley High School who qualified for this Saturday night's Class 4A stale track meet al Winter Park's Showaller Field are juniors. Mona Seminole Ford rallies for upset win over DAV From staff reports ’ Ariza (left) will compote in the 330 low hurdles, Amy Glnette (center) is entered In Ihe mile and two-mlle runs and Joyce Tullis (right) is in Ihe two-mile run. Harris added that not only are Arlza. Glnette and Tullls great athletes they are all honor students. John Feoia completes Ihe hopeful aspect of the Patriots' state meet story. Primarily a cross country runner. Feola Is In his first season running track and managed to qu alify for the state meet by finishing fourth In the mile run at the regional meet. "H e did a really outstanding Job.” said Harris. "I don't th'nk he's close to running to his potential. He has a lot more to show. He'll probably really blossom In another two years, when he's in college. He's a real hard worker." Providing Ihe satisfying aspect to the story are seniors Matt Jewell and Clint Johnson, both of whom have qualified for the slate meet In their last year of high school. Jewell □ See Patriots. Page 3B Blowouts open play in wom en’s softball league From staff raporta SANFORD — The first night of the Sanford Recreation Department W o m e n 's S u m m e r S lo w p llc h Softball League featured a trio of blowouts at Chase Park Tuesday night. In Home Medical won the opener 18-5 over the Honey Bears. Semi­ nole defeated Harcar 16-8 In the second game and Thermo Carbon shut out Seko Air Freight 13 0. The first game was 6-1 until the sixth, when In Home Medical sent nine batters to the plate and scored live runs on six hits. Th e big hits were doubles by Liz Taggcrt and Dawn McCall and a home run by Marquette Gather. In Home Medical kept up the pressure In the seventh, sending 12 halters to plate and scoring seven runs. They had eight hits in the Inning, only one of which, a double by Clifton, went for extra bases. In Home Medical collected 30-hlls on the night with Abby Dcalba leading the way with two doubles, three singles and five runs scored. Other contributors were McCall (double, three singles, two runs sc o red ). Y vo n n e S im m s (four singles, run scored). Gather (home run. two singles, two runs scored) and Cllflon (double, two singles, three runs scored). Also contributing w ere Sheri Yates (three singles, two runs scored). Lee Powell (three singles). Liz Taggerl (double, single, run L See S oftb all. Page 3B F itz s im m o n s , S u n s break long lo s in g streak at F o ru m United Praas International The last time Cotton Fitzsimmons coached a winning team at the Forum before Tuesday night. Richard Nixon was President and the New York Knlcks were defending NBA champions. And the Phoenix Suns Iasi won there more than six years ago. until tlu-lr stunning 104-102 upset of the Los Angeles Lakers at Inglewood. Calif.. In the opener of their Western Conference playoff scries. Fitzsimmons' losing streak at the Forum was at 37 games, dating to Feb 17. 1974 when he coached Atlanta. The Suns lost 22 straight on the Lakers' court since April 1984. •'The streak has nothing to do with ibis building." Fitzsimmons said "T h e streak had lo Jo with the fact that the Lakers always had good players and our players weren't so good " Usually calm 6-foot-10 Phoenix center Mark West gave credit to Kevin Johnson for Ins career playoff high pcrlormaiu.es of 24 points and seven IJ .IV L l'f P IT T T r blocks. West added 16 rebounds lo help the Suns gain the homecourt edge In the best-of-seven series. "W e talked about a lot of tilings.” West said. "(Johnson) said everybody has lo do their role. He told me I had to stay aggressive and Intense for us to have a chance." Aggressiveness paid off as Phoenix rallied from an eight-point deficit In the final period. Los Angeles, which had beaten the Suns eight straight times In the playoffs was held loju si one free throw over the final 3:39 The fact that Phoenix was playing |ust two days .liter eliminating Utah In Game 5 of the llrst round may have been a tactor In the win "T ills was a big advantage for us because we Jumped from one series to the other, said Johnson. "We didn't want to sit around and rest." _ , The series will continue at the Forum in Game 2 Thursday night before shifting to Phoenix tor two games. Pistons 112. Knlcks 77 At Auburn Hills. Mich.. Islah Thomas scored 21 points and James Edwards added 18 to lead Detroit to a club playoff record equaling victory over New York In the opener of their Eastern Conference semifinal scries. Patrick Ewing led New York wlllt 19 points despite sitting out the entire fourth quarter. Eddie Lee Wilkins scored 14. and Trent Tucker and veteran Maurice Checks added 10 each for the Knlcks. T r a il B lazers 122. Spurs 112 At Portland. Terry Porter scored 27 points helping the Blazers take a 2 0 lead In their s Western Conference semifinal playoff series Clyde Drcxler scored 22 pomls and Jerome Kersey added 20 lo help Portland to Its fifth straight playoff victory and 13th triumph in Its last 14 games Terry Cummings scored 33 points to lead San Antonio and David Robinson added 31 �2B—Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Wednesday, May 9, 1990 Majors Memphit 4, Orta no* 4 Wednesday Garnet Birmingham 41 Oiarlotle Knoxville at Chattanooga Colombut at Greenville Hunltvllle it Jacktonvllle Orlando at Memphit Thvrtdpy Garnet Birmingham al Charlotte Columbutal Greenville Hunttvilla I t Jackionvilla Chattanooga i t KnatvO'e Orlando i t Mornphh DOGS At W iiM i Park Tuesday «i*h1 First r a t * —1/lt. 0: J l.tl 7 DC i Nail 4 40 J 40 JOO J Null** Kool Luka 4 10 4 00 S N T fM a ttE lllt 10 40 Q t u t « . M P n i l ra w T (7 1 * ) 147.at Serend rata - 1/14. C: 11.17 4 Inavale Night 5 10 110 4 40 I Salllvaw Donnie 4 40 ) M 5 City Bungle 7 00 a (41) I t U p 14 I ) » 44 T (4-0-5) 17144 DO 17 4)4 40 Third ric e —1/14, D: 11.11 I MH WInnInway! 5 00 1 10 100 7 Moyleggan L a ti 1 40 5 00 1 OlaOlKultaatar 1 (0 Q (1-7)44.10 P 11 1) Ml TIT (17-1) H I M Fourth rat* -5 / 14m. C: 11.14 7 Rad Thor ♦ 40 4 40 4 00 (B aeTh eO n e 410 140 5 Darwin Eagle 140 Q (7 1) 11.M P 17 II 41.41 TI7 0-51 744 44 5 (7 0-5-1) 1047.10 Flltti rata — 1/14. Mi 11.11 (Community Trunk 10 10 710 410 S E J'tJu m m a 040 1 40 /SolarEnargy ) 10 Q (5 0 ) 71.40 P ( 0-1110.41 T 10-5-7) 514.41 iU lll rata - 1/14, D: 11.41 7 Marla Antolnatta 7 10 110 140 4 Carliald’i Toy 7.10 110 1 My Lily Lin 710 a 14-7) t i n P ( 7-4 ) 44 40 T ( 7-0-1 ) 1U.M Savantfi rata - 1/14. M : II.H I Limit Move 4 00 I N 140 1 CN Be. a Needs 140 110 1 Whaalln Iroc 110 Q (1 0) 1.40 P (1 0 ) a.71 T (1-0-1) 40.14 Fit 1 (4-71)101.10 EtoM hrata—5/I4.C: 11.11 IC y rtla l Break 4 40 1 40 1 00 4 C R 't Sura Player I N 140 7 Skldattla 4 10 0 11-4) N . N P (1-41 M.74 T (1-4-7) 177.14 * (1 4 7 5) 1704.40 Ninth r a c a - 1/14. A: 11.11 2 TIpton'iGIrl 14 00 4 10 140 4 Dallas Choice 5 20 4 00 4 While M lKhlol . ) 40 0 (1-4111.14 P 114) n 44 T (1-4-4) 41.N 14th rata —5/14, C: 11.14 1 1naval* Kong I M t 4.40 4 00 1 Gentle Bopunty 4 00 5 40 4 Danta I I 40 O ( M ) 7140 P (11) 17.N T (1 1 4 ) 111.44 (1-50) 1405.44 11til ra c e -V S , 0 : 14.41 1 Clay Dumplin 4 00 1M 140 SWetRalnman 1 ao 140 ' l l ) 5*00 T V e - i llth ra ta — 1/14. 0 : 14.U 5 Pround Floridian 4» 140 I N I Fly High Buddy 140 1.40 1 Red Tanno in O (1-5) I I . N p (5-1) 15.14 T (1 1 1) 40.11 l l t h r a t a - 1/4. C: 14.7) IK arlB lu aE ya t 14 40 14 N 4 N 7 SK 'l Clerk Kent 11.00 4 N 1 Ha Can Do It 4 40 O 14-71 171.40 P (1-MI) 11.40 P I (All-7) 19.00 T (1 7 1 ) 174.00 I (1 7-0All) 1457.40 llth ra ta —5/14. B: 11.10 2 Rocket Gibraltar 4 00 4 00 1 00 4 Pyrmid Lobo 1 40 140 4SallitawMa|or 100 Q (14) 11.10 P (14| 47.54 S (1-4 4-7) 175.14 A —l,440j H—5177,114 BASEBALL STANDII AMERICAN LEAGUE Eatl w L Fcl. OB M ii«*uk*e 14 • 6*7 — Toronto 14 12 571 2 Boston M 12 534 3 U 12 500 4 Ct-xelarK^x.^ _ , BaUlmor* II Id 407 4Vi 10 IS 400 4W New York 9 19 771 f Oetroll West 20 i 749 — Oakland 14 f 409 4*9 Chicago Minnesota 1] 12 520 6' 4 Texas 13 13 300 7 13 15 444 1 Seattle California II 14 407 t'Y t 14 300 10'y Kansas City TuavJay Resulti Oakland 5. N r* York 0 Chicago 4. Toronto 1 Minnaiota 4. Cleveland 5 Mil wauke* 7. Daaoil 5 KansasClty 10. Texas 5 Seat Ila 7, Bolton I Calilornia4. BallirrcreO Wednesday Gamas (All timai EOT) Detroit (P alry 1 1) at Milwaukee (Botio 101,1 15p m New York (LaPanI 111 at Oakland (Stewart 4 01. J 15 p m Chicago (Kutilrr 10) at Toronto I Cummings 0 0), 7 15pm Cleveland (Valder 0 0) at Minnesota (Anderson I 11,1 3Spm Kansas City IS Davli 11) at Texas I Hough 3 I). 4 15pm Bolton (Clamant 4 11 at Seattle (Eave 0 31.10 Oip m Baitlinora (Harnach 101 at California 1Langston 1 1). 10 lip m Thurtday Games Tor onto at Detroit, night C'evtUnd at Mmneiota. night Kansas City at Tenet, night California at Seattle, night NATIONAL LEAGUE Eatl GB W L Pci Pitllburgh 18 8 442 — IS 12 S36 1W Montreal PhfldOetptiM 14 12 SM 4 14 1] S14 4^9 Net® York Chicago 12 14 462 6 10 id 343 1 St Louit W#!l 18 3 213 — Cincinnati 14 13 SI4 4 Lot Angelet San Diego 12 14 462 M l Houston 12 ts 444 • Atlanta 1 Id 333 10’i 9 18 113 11 San Francisco Tuetday Rtlulft Chicago 10. Atlanta 1. It Innings New York 4. San Franciuo I Pitttburgh 10. SanDlegol Montreal 9. Lot Angeles I Houiton 1. Phlhtdephla 1 10 innings Wednetday Garnet (All timet EDTI Atlanta (Smith 1 I) at Chicago (Lancaster I 11 1 N p m San Francisco (Reutchei 7 71 at New York (Gooden 1 ]), 7 J)p m Cincinnati (Armstrong 5 0) al PiMt burgh (Smiley 7 II. 7 15pm lo t Angeles (Veleniueta 3 31 at Montreal (Grots J II. 7 J5 p m San D>rgo (B ern 2 11 at SI Louis I 1odor 4 11,4 ISp m Philadelphia (Combs 17) al Houiton I Scott I 71.1 15 p m (hurtday Gamtt San D<rgo at SI Lotas Lot Angeles * Murtieal Cincinnati al Pittsburg/*. mgtit SOUTHERN LE AG U E IA A) I Mu (or League •llilialen in parentheses I Eastern Division W L Pci GB Jacksonville (E apo il 20 12 42S — Oflanda (Tw ins) 14 14 174 H i Charlotte (Cubs) 14 1 / as 4’ 7 Columbus (Astros) IS 14 44) 6 JM2 • Grrenutlle ( Braves) 11 i i Western Dtvtmn C haJ l arnjuga ( Reds! 17 14 VA* — Memphis (Royals) 18 IS MS — Huntsville (Athletics) 17 IS S3I *3 Birmingham (White So>) 14 id W Me Knotviile (Blue Jayif 12 20 J7S S»* Tuetday Results Charlotte II Birmingham 4 Chattanooga 5. Knoxvilto 4 Columbus 4. GroanAll*0. 1st Columbus S. Greenville 4. Ind Jacksonville 6 Huntsville 7 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE (A ) (Mo|or Loaguo oil 111*1km (n parinthetetl Eatl D ivltl*i W L Pci. West Palm BeachlExps) 77 It 447 St Lucie (Metsl 19 14 574 Ft Laud (Yankees) 17 14 5(5 Vera Beach (Dodgers) 13 70 794 Miami ( Independent 1 t 24 777 Central Division Lakaland (Tigarsi It 12 434 Osceola (Astros) It 14 574 Baseball Cllr [Royahl H 19 424 Winter Haven IRed Sox) 4 27 1(2 West Division Dunedin (Blue Jays) 37 4 (14 Charlotte (R ingers) 73 10 647 St Pet* (Cardinals) 14 17 a s Sarasota (While Sox) IS II 455 Clearwater (Phillies) 10 73 303 Tuesday R tlulft Miami 4. Varo Beach 7. lit Varo Beech 4. Miami 1. Ind Dunedin 1. Otceda I SI. Lucia 4, Ft Laud 1 Lakeland 4. St Pate 1 Watt Palm Beach 4. Seratofa 0 Charlotte 1. Winter Haven I Bataball City 4. Clearwater 1 Wadnatday Garnet Clearwater al Bataball City Seratote al Watt Palm Beach St. Pete at Liktland Charlotte at Winter Haven Varo Beach at Miami Dunedin at Otceola FI LaudalSI Lucia Thurtday Garnet Lakeland at Charlotte Otceola at Clearwater Bataball City 4l Dunedin Vera Beach at F I. Laud Watt Pali death at Miami Sarasota at St Lucia Winter Haven al St Pate Ol 3 5 4 13 __ i 7 15 4 u 17 17 B ASE B ALL LEAD ERS Major League Loade-t Batting ' beta*, on u *t-b a it) National Loaguo ab r tl P<1. Duncan. Cin 73 11 79 397 Kennedy. SF 57 4 72 344 Backman. Pit 54 8 II 37$ Dykitra. Phi (4 IB 37 377 Santiago. SD 44 12 31 340 Hatchar, Cin 90 13 37 354 Sabo. Cin 90 22 37 354 Larkin. Cin 94 14 n 151 Treadway, All 74 ; 77 344 70 ? 74 3*3 Dan tots. LA Amtrfcan League ab r h act Heath, Del 40 s 75 417 Stillwell. KC (J >6 31 373 R Henderson. Oak 9! 21 33 347 Grlltey, Sea 110 17 40 344 Jacoby. Cl* 44 17 30 357 Gruber. Tor 104 14 34 352 Brock. Mil 73 12 74 333 Martinet, Sea (1 14 37 333 Borders. Tor 53 6 1/ 377 Maldonado. Cl* 49 IS 79 377 Home Rent Nattona. League — Bonilla. Pit. Daw ton Ch‘ . Davit. Hou. Johnton. NY and Mitchell. SF.7 American League — Fielder. Dal II: Gruber. Tor 10: Canttco. Oak I: Dear. Mil. Maldonado. Cle and McGwire. Oak 7, Runt Batted In National Loaguo — Bonilla. Pit, Carter. SO end Dow ton, Chi 11; Guerrero. SIL and Wllllamt. SF1I American Leaguo — Fielder. O il 14; Gruber. Tor 15; Leonard. Sea II. Maldonado. Cle. Canteco and McGwire, Oak and Griffey, Sea 10 Doublet National League — Herr. Phi 10. McGee. SIL and DeShietdt. Mil 4. Sabo. Cin. Gottorn. MM. Pretley. All. andGwynn. SO 4 American League — Larkin. Min, Briley, Sea. Stillwell. KC and Felix. Tor 4 Ti.piet National League — Kruk. Phi ], Nine lied w ith ] American Leagie — Guillen. Chi. Jacoby. Cle and Ftrnantei. Tar J Stolen Betet National League — Coleman. SIL and Samuel. LA II; Rainet. Mil It. OeShleldt.MII and Yeiding. Mou 10 American League — H Mender ton Oak 11. Canteco. Oak 9; Wilton. KC and Pettit. Tei 7. Caldertn and Guillen, Chi and Lanttord. Oak 4 Runt Scored National League Sabo. Cin 33. Hayet. Phi It. Bonilla. Pit N Gwynn. SD 14. F Ive Med with f l American League — Canteco. Oak 33. R Henderton, Oak II; Yount. Mil. Puckett. Min and Reynolds. Sea II Hilt National League — Butler. SF, McGee SIL 14. Williams. SF. 14. Clark. SF. Larkin. Cin and Sandbag. Chi 1J American League — Grlltey, Sea 40 Gruber, Tor 34; Fernanda!. Tor 14, Henderson, Oak and Trammell. Del II Pitching Victor let National League — Viola. NY. 4 Armstrong. Cin. Orabek, Pit, Heaton, Pit. 5. Maddua. Chi, Morgan LA, Cook. Phi. Tudor. SIL 4 American League — Stewart, Oak 4 Brown. Tea and Slieb. Tor 5. Seven lied with 4 Earned Run Average I Bated on 11 innings pitched) National Ltague — Viola. NY 105. Armttrong, Cin I 04 Gardner. MM I 37. Morgan. LA I 40; Cook. Phi I 54 American League — Stewart. Oak t 54 Finley, Cal 154 Miguera. MM 147 Welch. Oak 1 71, Black, Cle 7 04 Strikeouts Notional League — Viola NY 45 Gooden. NY 14. Cone. NY 14. Belcher and Martinet, LA, and Ditble. Cin, 17 An erlcan League — Clement, Bos 43. Ryan, Tea 47, Hanlon, Sea 54, Perei. Chi 13. Gordon. K O I Saves National League — Smith, Hou 5 Burke MII, Franco. NY and McDowell. Phi 7. Wllllamt. Chi and Myers. Cin 4 American League — Jones. Cle and Ecktrsley. Oak 9. Schooler. Sea 4 Thigpen Chi 7. Olson Bal, Henneman. Del Plesac Mil, Aguilera Min and Righetli. NY 4 Complete Games National League — Whitson SD 1. Maddua. Chi 7. Belcher. Morgen Martinet, Valenzuela LA 7 American League — Finley Cal. King, Chi. Morris. Del Gubicta and Saber hegen KC. Boslo and Higuera. Mil. Tapani and West Mm, Leary. NY, Welch. O'k, Holman. 5ee. Brown. Hough and Ryan. Tea and Slot!lemyre, Tor I Shutouts National League — Morgan LA 7 E (even pitchers tied with I American League - Finley. Cal. King Chi. Bosio and Miguaa Mil. Tapani Min. Welch. Oak and Ryan. Tea 1 NBA P LAYO FFS Best 01 Five (All T'nws E D I) Second Round Canlerence Seanilirui Besto* Seven Eastern Conference Philadelphia vs. CMcage (Chicago leads series I 4) May 7 - Chicago 90. Philadelphia 45 May 4 — Philadelphia al Chicago. 1 p m May 11— Chicago *1 Philadelphia. 1 p m May II - Chicago at Philadelphia, I 00 pm a May 14— Philadelphia at Chicago. 4 pm a May 14 — Chicaqoat Philadelphia. I p m x May 70 — Pnllade^jhla at Chicago. TBA New Yorkvt. Detroit I Detroit leads series t el May 1 - Detroit 111, NY Knleks 77 May 10— NY KnleksetDelroll. 1 p m May 17 - Detroit at New York. I p m May 13 - Detroit at New York. 1 X p m • May IS — New York at Detroit. 1 p m x May 14— Detroit al New York. I p m a May 70 — New York at Detroit. I p m p p P p Western Centtrtnce San Antonia vv Portland I Portland lands series 1 4) May 5 — Portland 107. San Antonio 94 May 1 — Por Hand 177. San Antonio 111 May 10 — Portland at San Antonio, 1 JO m May 17 - Portland at San Antonio. 3 30 m « May IS — San Antonloat Portland. TBA t May 17 - Por Hand at San Antonio. 4 pm x May 19- San Antonloat Portland. TBA Phoenix vs LA Labors I Phoen 1■ loads sorles 1 41 May 1 - Phoenix 104. LA Lakers 101 May 10 — Phoenix al LA Lakers. 10 10 p m May 17— LA Lakers al Phoenix. J JOp m May II — LA Lakersal Phoenix. 3 M p m xM ay IS - Phoenix at LA Lakers. 10:30 m. x May 17 — LA L ak asat Phoenix, TBA X May t9 — Phoenfs al LA Lakers. 1 30 m X If necessary. TBA to be announced. NHL P L A Y O m Conference Finals Campbell Conference Chicago vt. Edmonton (S o rto itk ed ll) May 3 — Edmonton 5. Chicago 7 May 4 — Chicago 4. Edmonlon 3 May 4 — Chicago J. Fdmonton I May 1 — Edmonton 4. Chicago 7 x May 10 — Chicago at Edmonton. 9 15 pm x May II — Edmmlon at Chicago. 115 pm 1 Mav 14 — Chicago at Edmonton 9 15 Phoenix, recalled catcher / Ark Bailey and pitcher Randy McCamosI from Phoenix T o re n fa - R ele a s ed p itc h e r M ike Flanagan, recalled pitcher Steve Cummings from Syracuse ol Infernafional League I AAAI Battotball —Jtton — Fired Coach Jimmy Rodgers New Jersey — General Manager Harry Wellman resigned Celbge Butler — Named a iv la Jones assistant women 1 basketball coach California — Named Todd Bofeman men s basketball assistant Hunter - Named Jfarco Ivkovic sports information director and Peter Schachtor men's soccer coach M arshall — Suspended lor one year basketball players Mairlce Sanders. Anthony Beagle and Jell V—been# T outsail Chicago — f.g ..»* 1 Ire* agents wide receivers Hen y T .t-.. Stove Williams and Chris Roscoe; ,.ghl end Stove Fuml and lin ebackers S**v* Thompson. Lorenjo Square. Rod Manning and Gtonall Sanders New England — Signed defensive bach Roland James to 7 year contract NY Jets — Signed 9 Ire* agents running backs Curls Adams ind Victor Ebubedlke wide receivers Donnie Allen and Phil Vinton, safeties Randell Boon* and Patrick Williams, linebacker Demetrius Douglas, corner back Michael Hall and kicker Nell Weaver Philadelphia — Stated 7 Ire* agents running back Judd Garrett and defensive back KevinGritby TV/RADIO AUTO RACING 3 Ma m ESPN. NASCAR Wlntton BASEBALL I M pm . — ESPN. Cincinnati Redt at Pitttburgh Plratei, ID II p m - SC, College South Florida at Jackson BASKETBALL 4 p m — TNT. NBA playolts. Philadelphia at Chicago (L I HOCKEY 7 M pm — SC, NHL playolts Boston Bruins at Washington Capitals. (L) MISCELLANEOUS 3 M p m — CV. Rowing 1990 Govenor * Cup Radio BASEBALL 7 15 p m - WB7SAM 117701, San Fran cisco Giants al New York Mets WWN7 AM 17*01 Southern ScnRays at M -m rb j Continued from JB Providing the offense for the O rioles were A ntonio W hile (s in g le , tlircc runs seoredl, A lbert Hampton and Jasun Bertrand (one single and two runs scored carh|. Robert Ran­ dall and Waller Gaines (one single and one nut scored caelt). Chris Ward (two runs scored) and Terrance Perkins. Ryan C o lg a te. Henry T a y lo r and Trellis Smith (one run scored each). Doing the damage for the Royals were Kevin Butler (home run. tw o singles, tw o runs scored). )kuutie Hinson (three s in g le s , (w o r uns s e o re d l. William Wynn (two singles, run scored). Lloyd Dixon and Corey Williams (one double and two runs scored each). /Mexls Acosta and Chris Glovanellt (one single and one run scored each). Alvin K ilgore (single) and Davlott I lampion (run scored). Wtitle was the winning pitcher with Gaines picking up the save for the Red Sox. WIIHams su) fered Die loss for Die Royals The game between Die A'sand the Ot tales was a very good one with IjoDi teams scoring nnr run in Die first ami two runs in Die second to keep i I k * game even at BOWLING 5J1.0C0Clearwater Classic Al Clearwater. May 4 Fourth Hcund (Listing names, hometowns, wen tost roc ords and 24 game piidall totals (a denotes ante tour I 1. Lisa Wagner. Palmetto. 4 1. 1,474) 1 Lori Branham. Buffalo. N Y . 4 4. 5.145. 1 Dana Miller Mackle. Australia 4 7. 5.704 4 Nikki Glanullas. Vallejo. Calil . 4 7 5.417 5 Kim Terrell Daly City. C alit. 4 4. 5.479, 4 Robin Romeo, Van Nuys. C a ll , 7 t, 5.477 1. Dede Davidson. Southgate. Mich , 4 4. 5.411) 1 Dina Wheeler. Gladstone. Mo , 4 4. 5.414; 9 Carol Gianottl Australia. 4 7. 1,404 10 Stacy Rider. LaHafcra. Calif . 5 1. 5.550. 11 Karen Wakefield. Horseheads, N Y , 5 1, 5.519 II Jerl Edwards Maltoton, III . 4 7, 1.574. 11 Sharon Todd. Bowling Green. Ky . 3 5. 5,505 14 Tori Romeo Van Nuyt. Call! . 3 5, 5.493 15 Cheryl Danelt. Detroit. Mich . 15. 5.490; 14 M a r y M a rth a C e r n lg tta . Springfield. I l l . 1 5. 5.440 17 Linda Urbanek. Mumble. Tex., 1 7. S375; to (lie ! Wendy Macpherson. San Diego. C a lif. 4 4. and Anne Marie Duggan. Newpcrt Newt. Va . 7 4. 5.143 10 Laurie Evans. Memphis. Tenn , 4 4. 5.371. 21 Sandra Jo Shory, Coldwaler, Mich , 7 4. $.311. 11. Nancy Cartor, Naples. 15. 1,179) 11 a Darlene Milton. St. Petersburg. 15. 5.341) 14 a Jeanrv Gebbla Dearborn Mich .2 4. 5.251 GOLF LPGA Money L »*d tn (Through May I) Pat Bradley Beth Daniel Betsy King A yak0 Okamoto Patty Sheehan Colleen Walker Rosie Jones Patti R 1110 Jane Craller Cathy Get ring Jane Geddes Maggie Will Dale Eggeling Nancy Lopef Shirley Furlong Elaine Crosby Cindy F»gg Currier Danielle Ammaccapane Kathy Postlewait Laura Davies Cindy Rarlck Deb Rirharri Amy Ben/ Val Skinner Misslt Berfeotli Kris Monaghan Cathy Morse Lvnn Connelly JoAnne Corner Oolite Mochrte Dawn Coe Meg Mai Ion Myra Blackwelder Mit/i Edge Sherri Turner Vicki F ergon 37 Marta Figueras Dot In 38 Nancy Brown 39 Penny Ham met 40 Krlst* Albers 41 Laurel Kean 42 Liselotfe Neumann 43 Alice Rif/man 44 Kate Roger son 4S Donna White 46 Jill Bnles 47 Caroline Kegg* 11 Susan Sanders 49 Carolyn Hill: SO Sherri Steinhauer SI Deborah Me Haft* S2 Tnsh Johnson S3 Judy Dickinson S4 Amy AIcotl SS K m Tic heller S6 Jenny Lidback s; Sue Ertl S8 Marcl Bo/arth S9 Muttm Spencer Devfin 40 Heather Drew 6) Musie Me Georg® 62 Sally Little 1, 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 to II 12 13 14 IS 14 17 18 19 20 21 17 2) 24 2S 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 JJ 34 35 1231 087 202 884 190 678 174 197 ISO 974 114.149 112 443 93 331 82 277 78.470 78 248 76.713 67.887 66.988 59./7S 57.971 57.438 57.414 SS 778 SS 608 S2.S2S SI 09S 50.389 a 761 a SJ9 47 854 47.288 46.471 44 754 44 735 44.519 43.720 4J 091 40 781 40 381 38,771 35.411 32 875 31 176 31.712 30.710 30 692 29.145 28,370 27/28 27 067 24 9/9 26J66 25.727 24 6/8 23.973 23 297 22 931 22.750 22.405 22.340 22 290 11 21 S9I 21 456 20 15/ 20 387 T R A N S A C T IO N S tuetday Iporlt Transactions Bataball Baltimore Placed detigna'ed hitler Sam Horn on die 15 day u-\.X <-d list, recalled fir st baseman David Sequl bom Rochester ot Hie International League (AAA I San Francisco Placed pitcher Mike LaCoss nn 15 day disabled list purchased pitcher Ed Votberg Irons Phoenix ol the Pacihr foes* I ••agne (AA AI tent pitrhers Ernie Camacho and Randy O Neal to MOO AM I J9C:, Kansat -ity Royals at Texas Rangers MISCELLANEOUS 4 30 p m -W W N Z 'M 1740). Sports Talk II 04 p m - WB2S AM (12701, The Sports Final Midnight — W BIS AM (11701. Sports Overnight Q U O TE O F T H E DAY 'T h e streak Iris nothing to (to with Ihis building. The stnak had to do with the fact that (he l.aktrs always had good (ilaycis and our players w eren't no good." • S u n s C o a c h C o t t o n Fitzsimmons, who broke a 37 gicnc losing streak In the Lakers al tl e Forum Tuesday night. m n. Th e /Vs added a pair of insurance runs In the sixlli on a iwo-oul error. Pacing Ihe /Vs attack wenBadger (double, sin gle, run scored). Stafford and Al An drrsnn (two singles, run seoredl. Byrd (tw o sin gles), A lberto Williams (doutile run scored). Krlc Smith (single, run seoredl M oore (s in g le ) a n d G erard Williams (run seoredl. L ea d in g the O rio les were Shawn Connells and Phillip Reynolds (one single ami out­ run s c o r e d e a c h ). T i m m y Watson. Sean .Jessie and Tony Gimm'lule (one single eat hi and Cedric Church Inm seoredl. Baseball Continued from IB eoinmhment beyond Dir Iwo expansion teams and lie Indicated a very strong re ­ luctance Inward relocation I’m nnl satisfied that It's taken 3 " j years and we still don’t have a schedule for expulsion It's an I mp o r t a n t n a tio n a l Issu e I K ill h o ld s .1 u n lit "- : Ion served because there is n baseball nvallalile." Mack, however, said the .m thrust button may have Ix-n pushed t(H) often "I think we have cried woll on Dial Issue so long it may have Itis) some of ILs effect," Mark said "W e have a situation where baseball we're onh s n rieru ........... *, Wathinqtanvt. Boston (Boston loads series >01 May 1 — Boston 5. Washington J May 5 — Boston J, WasNnglon 0 May 7 — Boston 4, Washington 1 May 9 - Bolton al Ww nlnglon. 7 IS p m x May II — Washington al Boston. 7 15 pm • May II - Boston at Washington 7 05 p m x May 15 - Washington at Boston. 7 15 p m 3-3. The winning run scored fo. the A's In the fifth when Richard Badger singled, went to second on a wild pitch and scored on an Ivan Byrd single. Two big defensive plays in the bottom of the fifth kept Die A s on top. Willi no one out and two runners on. catcher Greg Slal ford recovered a short passed ball and threw out the runner advancing to third. One out later, eentcrfleldrr Ronnie Moon made a beautiful throw to the plate to erase the potential tying eatl law Since 1922. baseball has en­ joyed the benefit ot antitrust exemption, allowing the sjtort to regulate Itsell without outside Intervention Politicians from ru ­ les vying lor expansion Iran chlsrs have routinely threatened to submit legislation threatening the antitrust exemption, hoi no expansion has taken place since Seattle and Toronto entered the American League in 1977 "Antitrust Is the hydrogen bomb ol Dus issue and thus, not something you want to throw around lightly." 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AMERUTECH4 krs *N if •eon ot«|M9*l «q5«9f>mfnt D t f l b fr t f4 i i d u ) $34-99 in i vn I 11/ S;/t / I H M I 3 �\ Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida — Wednesday, May 9, 1990 — 38 ^ p o p k a ’sHRussell makes Successful ASTUfft to New Srtn3?H3 Speedway Special to the Herald NEW SMYRNA HEAl II — Making a sunessful comeback from a life-threatening crash on Nov. 27. defending champion David Russell returned In New Smyrna Speedway for the first time since Hu- accident, turning In the Iasi time and making •’ to victory Ian** In Saturday night's FASCARsanctioned Late Model feature. "It sure feels good to be winning again," Russel* said. "It has been a long five months." After taking over first place for good on the second lap from early leader/teummate I’cte Orr. Russell had to hold off strong challenges by Ed Mcrtdlth. who applied heavy pressure for the lirsl half of I he race. Stun Eads, the second fastest In time 'rials, started sixth and moved up Into the second sjxil on the 27th lap after a lengthy duel with Merldllh. He managed to hang on to the position till the end of the race. Finishing third was Merldllh with former track champion <ioc Middleton coming out on top of a race-long dogfight with early Icader/pole sitter Pete Orr. Milo Vldle, a former Mini Stock track champion, won by a bumper over Von Crews as he scored his first victory In the Sportsman division. "T h e car was pushing so had that I had to run the high groove," Vldle said. "But then I found out that I could go faster up there.” Crews was second followed by Mike Kubanrk. who got a taste o f Crews' bumper In the early goings. Defending track champion Bobby Sears scored an easy Mint Slock victory over young Dwayne Coehran The third and fourth-place finishers tangled on ilie last lap coming off turn four as John Phipps edged Dink Sullivan alter knocking Dink's front bumper. Mike Fitch won the Florida Modified feature for Cracker 200. Russell, in a b:and new flnmke rare ear. finished fourth with Ed Merldllh rounding out the top five. With his main compete on out of action. Von Crews scored an easy 15-lap Sportsman feature win. Ricky Marshall, an clght-lltne winner In the last two months, never made the main as he snapped an cxlc In the heat and slapped the wall. "Cavem an" Jones put his Jack's Country VlUles/Run-A-Bout Auto Sales Monlc Carlo out In front early and appeared heading for Victory lame. Hut an overheating engine allowed Crews to make the pass on the Caveman. From then on. It was "Crews Control” to the stripe. Ronnie Burkett also got around -Jones to rlalni second ovei Tim m y Todd nnd Mike Ankney. Holding off a late rharge by Bobby Sears. Crulg Reynolds won the Mini Stock final. G l e n C a r t e r , d r i v i n g h i s W 11 K R Radlo/Raln Soft/Gulfslde Supply Cavalier, took Florida Modified feature win Mo. 8 over previous week's winner Wally Patterson and Jim SIPs. Rlek Johns pulled otr an carly-racr Kamlkazec move, then led all the way In the " A " Bomber feature, besting Donnie Narmore and Paul Colgan. Popular Barbara Ann Pierce hud the " B ” Bomber feature In the hag. bul a caution on the white flag lap turned the whole race around. On the double-flic restart. Plcree and John Pots tangled In front of the Held. With nowhere to go. Bill Clark Jr. smashed Into Pierce's ear. Fortu­ nately. no Injuries resulted hut Pierce. Polls and Clark were out. Tom Peters then assumed the lead, but Sanford's John Ripley passed him during the last remaining lap lo score his fourth win of Ihe year. Peters held olT a hard-charging Dave Waddell for second. The Spectator Races went In Michael Williams In a 1972 Olds Cutlass. Gary Roberts won the Four-Cylinder Enduro. Hit M ill lime llilsy -nr. Second-place firilshrr Gary Salvatore should ixmuch more compellflvc In lite near future as he is now putting the finishing touches on his new 19EJ0 Pontiac Suuhird-bodlcd Modified. "M y old car is still fast, hut the new one will he a beauty." said Gary. "And It should run as good as II looks." Making II three victories In a row. Donnie Narmore outfoxed early 'cadcr Steve Hal! tin lap five to take the lead and the win Early In the race, heal winner Ilenlley Meade went down In the speed humps trying to gel around the lenders Bui the car |u.xi couldn't take it and a broken axle sent a wheel Hying, forcing Bentley out o f the event. John Ripley locked horns with Ricky Marshall hut still managed to outrun him for tin: “ B" Bomber feature. The V-H Kndnro went to Randy Grief with John Petllit winning the Spectator Races over it large field of participants who came right out ol the parking lot with their family transportation, at Orlando SpeedW orld ORLANDO — Hard-charging Pete Orr scored Ids sixth feature win ol the season on Friday night in FASLAR sanctioned I-alr Model sloek ear racing al Orlando Speed world. Veteran Dave McCabe led the early laps while Orr. the only driver who could run tip In the slick high groove, was gamely moving up from the hack o f the field, Jusl before the midway poinl, Orr took Hie measure of MeCalx* and led the resi o f the way In the Fountain Auto Mall/Q-flfi R a d lo / T J . 's P u b / P cn ln su ln r P e tr o le u m Oldsmubilr. McCabe put Ills new Deuell's Used Carssponsored mount across the stripe In second place. |ust In front of Jimmy Sills and defending FASCAR Late Model champion David Russell. Making his firsl start since he was injured In a had crash last November during the Florida Patriots--------Continued from IB will compele ln the 880-yard run (after placsecond al while ►lug lob-soli is 2?<> yard dash (third at regional*). Softball "Mutt Is a senior who came Irom Colorado I wo years ago," said Johnson " lie had to make a lol o f adjustments. In the life style, Ir-mi'.'* to i: env ir o iim ^ ^ * \ v c ui.l;. i xi.r^F where we were going lo run him. Then he seemed to blossom In the half mile. "If he gels a chance to run igtatcly. he could, on In middle ‘ is? big fuclor is maturity. And It s not chronologgli .il age. It’s Ibelr co m p etitiv e age. Feoia and Jewell could compete a long time anti blossom later in life. W e’re looking at the longevity of their career." For Johnson, who will be attending Noire Dame in the fall on a football scholarship, quali­ fying lor Ihe state meet culmi­ nates a prep track career where he has hecr the county's domi­ nate sprinter far lour years. "A s a freshman, he was the quarterback on the ftxttball team and was sixth In 100 meter dash at the regional in e rt." said Harris. "H e won district It) 100-mclcr and 220-yard dash s as a sophomore. As a Junior, he won tlx- I(X) metier anil 2 20-yard dashes at district. "Th is ts ihe icing on the cake. He finally made It to the state meet, lie's worked hard for four years." Continued from IB scored I and Fat Smith (single, run scorrd). Facing the Honey Bears were Kelly Gault (three singles, two runs scored!. Stacie 5v-rklnger (three n jlfs l, Bar*. singles, two tu, scored). Sanuy M a n ^ n i w o singles). A n d ie Gregskowskl (single, run scored) and Peggy Wages and Gretchcn Walker (one single each). In game No. 2. Seminole sent 19 bailers lo the plate and scored 13 runs on l-i tills, all singles. Hurcar only allowed Hirer more runs the rest of ilie way but the damage had already been done. After it lcadolf walk to Argle Walker the next seven Seminole bailers singled. After a pair of strikeouts. Seminole got three singles, a walk and three more singles before the Side could be retired. Providing the offense for Seminole were Bobble Osborne (two doubles, Two 'singles, (wo*Tuns’ scored). Val Wilks (four singles, two runs scored). Tiffany Jones and Latrlcc Turner (three singles and two runs scored each). Andrea Ruffin (two singles, two runs scored) and Carey Dryden (two singles, run scored). Also chipping In were Argle Walker and Rita Prison (one single and two runs scored each). t Throe years o f hard w ork was Iru s lra le d Monday when Lake B ranlloy senior pole vaulter M alt K a ise r s u lle ro d a h a irlin e fra c tu re o f the tib ia d u rin g a practice jum p. 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Thermo Carbon had little trouble with Seko, scoring three runs In the first, six runs in the second, five runs in the third and one run In the fourth. Tiu* game was called after four by the mercy rule. Pilchers Theresa Walberger and Terr! Mann scattered elgln hits to combine for the pitching victory. Doing the damage In an !G hit attack for %fiefiTrd Carbort were Mann (three singles, three runs scored). Connie Thomas (double, two slnglcsl. Michelle Wldencr (two singles, three runs scored), Sharon Paulk (two singles, two runs scored). Betty Drivers (home run, run scored). Mlml Kaub (double). Rhonda Gorman, Lisa Jones. Ktm Eltonhead and Sue Sojka (one single and one run scored each, and Jackie Suggs (single). I f you wish to honor a fa m ily member o r frie n d by listing his/her name on this special page, please call the Sanford Herald Classified Dept, at 322- 2611. Names will be listed free o f charge and must be received on o r before M a y 21. \TtR E ^ y at Orlanda Spaadworld. May 4 Lata Mooalt faatwra (U lap*) — I Pala Orr, Montvarda, I Dava McCabe. Cocoa. ) Jim Sill*, ocoaa; 4 David RuMall. Apopka, J Ed Marldlth, Sorranto Sporttman faatwra 111 lap*) — I Von Crawl. Ocoaa; I Ronnla Bwrkitl. Orlando, 3. Cava..urn Jona*. Orlando. 4 Timmy Todd. Orlando; S Mika Anknay. Orlando Florida Madlliadt [faatwra I t tap*) — 1. Gian Carfar, Palm Bay. 3 Wally Pattanon. Seotttmoor, J Jim Sill*, Ocoaa. 4, Gary Salvatore Daytona Baach; 5. David Indivari. Orlando Mini Stock* faatwra (IS lap*) - 1. Craig Raynold*. Tltuivllla. 3 Bobby Saart, Oitaan. 3 David Lacllghlnar, Kinlmmaa; 4. Run Thompion.Orlando; 5 Oink Sullivan. Orlando " A " Bomber* laatwra (15 lap*) — t Rick John*. Orlando. I Donnie Narmore. Malbourna. ] Paul Colgan. Orlanda. 4 Bentley Meed. Tltuivllla. S Dava Savlckl. South Daytona " B " Bombari laatwra IIS lap*) — I John Rlplay. Sanlord. 3 Tom Patars. Orlando. I Dava Waddell. Melbourne; 4 Harley Gibbon*. Melbourne, S Bill Loomlt. Longwood Four Cylinder Endure (*0 lap*) — 1 Gary Robert*. Tampa 3 Randy Grlat. Deltona. 3 Gena Van Alitine, Rockladga; 4 Stava Lenjl. Orlando. 3 Roger Toney. Cocoa Spactator* Ract* Oval Drag* — I Michael William*. Orlando We proudly remember those who died while serving their country on a special Memorial day page, appearing in this newspaper on M ay 2Sth. "Malt Kaiser is a kid I really feal bad about.'* said Harris. "He came out In the I Oth grade and worked hard for three years. Tills year, he came along and qualified for the slate meet. Then he got injured. He's Hie kind of kid you want lo see som ething good happen lor him." Kaiser also competed in two other s|x>ris this year. M i raid Mholo Cif Killy Jot din Mint Stock* laatwra (IS lapil — |. Bobby Saar*. O iln it; 1 Dwana Cocnran. Oak Hill. 3 John Phtpp*. Wailland. 4. Dink Sulllvar.. Orlando. 5 ConradGrtnlar, Orlando " A " Bombari laatua (IS lap il — I Donnla Narmort, Malbourna. 1. Rick John*. Orlando. ]. Dava Savio.i. South Daytona; 4. Stava Hall. Entarprlia, I Data Howard. Laka Hrlan Lata Modal* faatwra <M lapil - I David But tall Apopka. 3 Sian Ead*. Tltutvllla: 3 Ed Maridllh. Sorranto. a. Joa M-ddiaton. South Daytona; J PalaOrr. Montvarda Florida Mod 11tad l Nature (la lap*) — 1 Mika Fitch. Edgeaattr. J. Gary Salvator*. Daytona Baach, J EdMarldlth. Sorranto. * Wally Pattanon. Scottimoor. J. Dava Oarvaau. Orange City Spartiman faatwra IIS lapil — I. Milo Vidic. Orlando. ) Von Craw*. Ocoaa. ] Mika Kubanak, Longwood; 4 John Schuman. Pori Orange; S Ronnie Burkatt, Orlando Sambar* faatwra 111 lap*) — I John Rlplay. Sanlord; I Ricky Martha!I. Malabar. J Tad Haad. Pina Hill*. 4. Rick John*. Orlando S Charlla Vanca. Miami V I Enduro (}< lap*) — I Randy Grlal, Deltona. 2 Barbara Plarca, Orlando. 1 Art Chapman. Port Orange; 4 Dannlt Light. Malbourna; S Nall Kirby. Tltuivllla Spactator Racal - I Robert Patlitt. Orlando *1 9 9 0 * He is the second Lake Brantley [Hilt- vaultcr t<> be taken out by injury in the last three weeks. Al the district meet at Lake Mary on April 27. Jason Hobbs injured his back during a practice run and could not compete. kse RESULTS it New Smyrna Spaadway, May S M e m o r ia l D a y , W h ic h b r in g s us lo th e frustrating pari. While Feola's and Johnson's hard work has paid off. the el tort of senior Man Kaiser was cruelly thwarted Monday when he suffered a hairline crack ol his tibia during practice Kaiser was to compete in tin- pole vault, having llnlshctl third at the region meet. __________________TSBftftif This corning Friday night, the Thrccw Quarter Midgets return to Speed.Vorld. A V-8 Endure., along with the regular racing program, are also slated. ■CUR? “TRflH 7 r ¥ T J 4 To 1■f ( M l J 4 To1r WTCTiOiTffifE J A to 7 aOAd hX/aAS w f f4 fo 7 l i m ErwIRMJTV f R E i 1A t o ' 100 ITUPl T t( 94i AMONG FIAT rtfPAift M o n . - F r l. 8 - 6 , S a t . 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However, as people age. this n o rm a l h o le m ay e n la r g e , permitting part of the stomach to protrude (herniate) upward into the chest. This usually causes no symptoms and is a common consequence ol the aging process. Symptoms of heartburn and belching can occur because the hernia may disrupt the normal process of digestion, allowing acidic stomach Juices to enter the esophagus and cause trrita lion. This is called rclluv It docs not always accompany hiatal hernia, hut it Is the primary cause o f discomfort In people with a stomach hernia. Hiatal hernia docs not heal: u is a pcnnonem defect that can only be corrected hv surgery (tightening tlu dtaphragmatii ojM-ning and returning the upper stomach to its normal position). O n i h c o ( h e r h a n d , i ite sym ptom s o f reflux can he treated with antacids, medicine to reduce the production of sto m a ch a c id , and d ie ta r y changes (smaller, more frequent and less spicy meals). II you merely have a ht-LL.*’ symptoms.1 w o is a ie ly disregard the condi­ tion If the hernia Is associated with symptoms ol rcllux. you should ask your doctor to advise you a bout further treatment. DEAR DR. GOTT: Can you advise me what a parotid tumor is and how serious the condition might be? DEAR READER: The parotid glands, situated in either cheek Just in from of the ears, productsaliva. The glands arc subject to two kinds ot tumors m ixed tumors and muco-epidermoid carcinoma. Mixed tumors are benign. M ED IC IN E slow-growing and easy to re­ move surgically Most parotid tumors are ol this type. Muco-epidermoid carcinoma Is malignant and. therefore, m o t e difficult to treat because it grows relatively rapidly ami spreads. Consequently, the answer to your question depends on the type ol tumor. 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S in ce W est s q u e en o f d ia m o n d s d e n ies possession o f the king, the chances of taking four tricks seem poor, but East should still Irv bis best It may well he that West does not hold the ra n k necessary to defeat four hearts, but it is still your obligation to picture a minimum opening hid in Ihc Smith hand and then develop the proper strategy lor taking four tricks Well? II you led a low club bar k at the second trick, give yourself an A-plus lor astute defensive Imagination. ' Mine often tban not, declarer will bold the club queen, in which ease then Is no defense agitittsi ibe contract Hut when South holds a ragged opening of I 1 high-card jxiiilts. the defense must be mi the mark. The d-lr-nse becomes much more difllcult when the opening lead is a low diamond rather than the queen from CJ .J-IO. Now it may Im- enough to simply return a diamond (Whenever West holds ilu* king, lie will make a shift through the A-J-3 o f clubs.) Here there is a chance lor the defense only If West Imlds the club queen and the spade are. If West holds the heart ace. de­ clarer may he able to play three rounds ot spades, shedding a i lob to still make the contract. By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY May 10. 1900 FRANK AND ERNEST b y Bob T h a v e s y o u '* £ p ft ? ^ -O N TUB F i& T x 'v B &EN W H° P^T THP f/ACT T H A T H *'S PioPBGFAPAeLf IN H*S PE$ u /a £ ! «&s • » ! > . « * « T yxA v e ,j _c-,y b y J im D a v is GARFIELD THERE>3 BOMETHINCr SPEClAL ABOUT GETTING AMU.,GARFIELP [ IT'5 NICE TO KNOW 60ME0N6'6 \ PEAR PEAPB£AT,SENP A PAYMENT >— THINKING OF VOU - J OR I'LL REPOME6S VOUR TEETH j fg F y /■/ s tp x / jj • A 7 /'V :-.Vjto 5 9 BUGS B U N N Y to your blends. However II you lake tim e to e x p la in them ihuroughlv they'll appreciate their meriis. Unique circumstance may tie LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) An velop in the- year ahead that could lead lo something prof­ unexpected development may itable. 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PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) Events might not go exactly as you planned them today and some last minute adjustments may be required. However, your second script will he much better than your lirst one. ARIES (March 21 April 19) Associates might not he percep­ tive enough to appreciate your p r o g r e s s i v e idea l o d a y , especially those that have com­ mercial applications. Trust your own judgment. 101990. N EW SPAPE R EN TEH PRISE ASSN by Leo n a rd S ta rr y AYB£ PR0FE65OR UH... WAIT,1 EON WILL KNOW r B illy ... knAT fUAVMIP uS, A n n ie / he knows • u u m u u a u u u C IIJ Q NORTH vi ♦ K Q 10 9 1 ▼ K 10 5 ♦ 95 ♦ AJ3 A N N IE by W a rn e r B ro th ers lju u eve/ty- I WE-.... you ■’’ELI TW 99 FE560?. HFll Itell'/m ppy; an’ WHA7?|H£. «AY no ' LET „S l/El l , Gil. -i Si&h'Cr,,. J YOU TO 01COE... KNOW... WEVE GOT TTSU Annie ... THAT'S NOT FOR 0 6 ..A *£ A n fQQ. �Kindergarten cookies to wedding cakes [c a l e n d a r ■yBEVERLY D. BEST Geneva Hom em akers to m eet Thr Geneva (Extension Homemakers hold a luncheon meeting at 10 a.m. on the second Wednesday of each month at the Geneva Community Hall on First Street. A business meeting and crafts follow. The public Is Invlled. For more Information, call Virginia Greer at 349-5772. Sanford Optimists to meet Sanford Optimist Club meets at noon each Wednesday at Holiday Inn-Lake Monroe, Sanford. Anyone Interested Is Invited to attend or call .Jeff Monson at 322-3161. ex t. 26 1. Rotarians to rise for meetings Casselberry Rotary Club meets at 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday at the Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Sanford Breakfast Rotary Club meets at 7 a.m. Wednesday at Sanford Civic Center Stompers to hold club meeting The Old Hickory Stompers dogging group holds club meetings every Wednesday at the Knights of Columbus Hall on S. Park Avenue. Sanford. For more Information, call 349-952?). Sanford Kiwanis to have lunch Sanford Kl wants Club meets at noon Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center for luncheon and program Chemical dependence talks free l F O O D A N U T R IT IO N Herald correspondent Quest Counseling Centrc/Young Recover)’ sponsors chemical dependence lectures free to the public each Wednesday from 7 H 30 p m. at 711 . Suite 200. Springs morr lu lo r in a tliM flH B t ' 199. SANFORD — A bit ol nostalgia comes Ironi the lips of Norma Martin, our Cook of the Week, as she speaks about her days of growing up on a farm In North Dakota. Baking bread and m aking cakes from scratch was a regular occu rrence In her m other's kitchen on Saturday. Their stove was fueled by wood and coal. Until electricity was Installed, they used Aladdin or kerosene lamps. Martin also churned butter, but confesses It was one o f her least favorite chores, since she often tired Irom the long tedious task. Perishables were kept In a root cellar until they acquired a kerosene refrigerator. As she travels down memory lane. Martin tells about her experience In canning and how produce was acquired. Fruit that grew wild In a creek was re­ trieved and made Into Juice, w hich-w as later used us the starter for Jelly. Her favorite wild fruit was Junchcrry. Canning Is one nostalgic chore that Martin continues lo enjoy doing. Produce comes from her husband Bill's garden, which he plants twice yearly since his retirement. 'nwfljfta^lns raised a.i J in the bouse they* have lived In since they moved to Sanford In 19515. Bill Is the only son who still lives at home. Tills busy housewife Is also an experienced cake decoralor. and proudly say .a she decorated all her children’s wedding cakes, and also handled the catering at the receptions. Her creativity has been shared by a countless number o f people. Although the pitter-patter of llllle feel has long stnrc ceased In the Marlin household, the sound continues lo Ik* familiar to Martin. W hile still raising their five ch ildren. Ferry. Norma Jean. Billy. Bonnie and Diane. Martin was asked to fill the jiosltion of kindergarten teacher for the Lutheran Church o f the Redeemer o f Sanford where the family worships. T w e n t y - f o u r y e a rs la te r . Martin continues to hold the position. Five days a week, iroin 9 a.m. lo noon each day. she Is known as Mrs. Martin, the kin­ dergarten teuchcr. A ray of excitement has taken over the entire Martin family. Martin proudly of ner lour grandchmlreir Dale. Martin. Jay and Slcvcn. noting that they arc all boys. Tht Lemon, herbs flavor Greek cuisine Do you have a question or suggestion about microwave cooking. Mldga Mycolf will uss her column to answer. Address leltep to: Midge Mycoff, Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, 32771. One of the Joys of traveling is the oppoitunlty to experience the t'jods and customs of the area you visit. Recently I at­ tended a conference In Mobile. Alabane and I must confess that I was pleasantly surprised by the character of this city on the GulT t h a t Is i n t d w a y b e l w e e n Pensacola and New Orleans. It Is a traditional southern seaport with many historical homes. Greek and Creole cooking arc much In evidence and. of course, wonderful fresh crab, shrimp and oysters. To share these ethnic cuisines with you I've adapted some Greek recipes for tills column: next week It will be all about Creole cooking that can be done In the microwave. Greek cooking relies heavily on lemon and herbs, especially oregano (Greek type) for flavor. For a starter trv this tangy soup. G R E E K E G G -L E M O N SO UP 1Mi cups chicken broth 2 cups water 3 teaspoons Instant chicken bouillon 'a cup uncooked regular rice U t. salt Mi t. pepper 2 eggs 2-4 tablespoons lemon Juice Parsley . .MICROWAVE MAGIC MIDGE M YC O FF C o mb i n e brot h, wat er, bouillon, rice, salt and jieppcr In 2 q t. c a s s e r o l e . C o v e r . Microwave on 100% power 9-10 minutes or until mixture bolls, then microwave on 50% power 18-20 minutes or until rice Is tender. Beat eggs: add lemon Juice and beat until blended. Add a small amount of hot mixture, blending well. Return all o f mixture to casserole; mix well Microwave on 100% power, uncovered 1-2 minutes or until heated through, s t i r r i n g 2-3 t i me s . S e r v e sprinkled with parsley sprigs. •Can use canned chicken broth (14 oz.) or cun use 4 cups chicken broth and no water and bouillon. A succulent chicken entree will please even the weight watchers. G R E E K C H IC K E N 1T. butter V* cup almonds (sliced) 2 cups Instant rice 1 14 oz. can artichoke hearts, quartered 1 cup chicken broth Va c u p d ry w hite w ine 3 T. minced onion 11, salt 13 I. grated lemon |>ecl 131, oregano leaves paprika 3 lbs. chicken parts Place butler and almonds In a I qt. casserole and microwave on l(X)% power 2-3 minutes or until lightly browned. Set aside. In .< 2 qi casserole, combine all remaining ingredients except chicken and paprika. Arrange chicken pieces on top of rice wiili thickest part ol pieces toward outside. Sprinkle with paprika. Cover and microwave on 100% power 1H-22 minutes nr until chicken Is tender. Sprinkle w itli alm onds. Let stand 5 minutes before serving. To accompany the chicken serve (his Greek salad and Baklava for dessert. GREEK SALAD •a cup olive oil I medium eggplant, unpeeled and coarsely chopped 3 zucchini, coarsely chopped 1clove garlic, minced I m e d i u m o n io n , f i ne l y chopped 3 tomatoes, chopped U cup s ilv e re d a lm o n d s, toasted •/3cup parsley, snipped Salt and pepper Lettuce In a 2 qt. Ilal casserole, mix oil. eggplant, zucchini, onion and garlic. Cover. Microwave on l(X)% power 7-M minutes or until Just tender, stirring 2 times. C ool. A dd to m a to es , nuts, parsley, sail and pepper. Serve on a bed of lettuce. Serves fi-H. 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AREa YOU READY FDR TUF l,s Jn all-new thrill at Wet ¥ 8 n s H v i r v n i n s n Wl)d And Wllh The Peps, Black Hole Sweepstakes it s also a trip ' Look tor details and discount coupons at Winn-Dixie today' f/»ry dttaunt ,t Uty JJ IOC So p u ix h u t " n e u t y to tnttr or »m. �S u p e r c h a lle n g e *90 Sanlord Herald — Wednesday. May 9, 1990 — Herald Advertiser — Thursday, May 10. 1990 — Sanlord. FI Lake Monroe comes alive with the sound of thunder Harald photo by Tommy Vlncont One of the drivers shows o ff his boat and his skills during a powerboat exhibition on Lake Monroe. �< f«ru <* < s An open letter to the City of Sanford. u'aaa y s*nt0 * ber*rr,e ^ Sunset Sports Associates would like to thank all of the people who helped to make this event happen n '* * » * , * 2 Thank you Sanford; for being the kind of community that takes the initiative to make things happen. Super Challenge '90 promises to be an annual event that all of our community can be proud of throughout the years... ,, . • it* 530 N Palmetto Ave • Sanford, Florida 32771 [407)324-1290 3 > ra*h, in Without the cooperation ot City and County olfices; the Chamber of Com m erce, Downtown Merchants Association and area busi­ nesses; we would not have been able to complete this event in such a short period of time. Com e be part of this festival event starting with the "Hysterically Historic Downtown Sanford Street Party at 7:30 this Friday night; an evening you will not want to miss! Followed by Boat Races starting on Sat at 11 AM in front of the Holiday Inn Lake Monroe. Purchase your tickets at the gate. r uiVE u te rs in F lo rid a r B oatin g D esires Take the helm o fa fully equipped Club NuuticoPowerboatfor a fu llor h alfdayo fboating i excitement. Enjoy cruiling the beautiful St. John'aRiverwithiu itato parka forpicnicing, natural ipringa for diving and awimming. or openlakcaforfiahing andiking. Fiah, aki. and ' dive equipment uvailabn. for rental. VHF radio, coast guard-approved safety kit and along for the ride! Club Naulico's liability insurance policy go ac"on. �Sanlotcf Herald — Wednesday. May 9. 1990 — Herald Advertiser — Thursday. May 10. 1990 — Sanford. FI — 3 Superchallenge invades Sanford ByBRADLEY DILLINQ Herald Staff Writer M ore than 2 5 ,0 0 0 p e o p le are expected to crowd Lake Monroe's shores for a weekend that will include everything from boat racing to block parties to concerts to a bikini contest. It Is Hie Sanford Coors Light Super Challenge ‘90 and It will start at about 5:30 Friday night when the Sanford Historic Downtown Dlstlrct Is Hosed for a party that will feature carnival games, mimes, magicians and a dis­ play of about 35 raer boats. The party will lx* followed by two days of Itout races running from at 11 a m to 5 p in. Saturday and Sunday, with Saturday being capped ofT by a •o il wnikj display1ovvr'Ahc fake at 9 p.nt. Knee promoters and members of the American l ower Boating Association, the governing body o f boat racing, h a ve been p r e d ic tin g that tilts weekend could prove Sanford to lx* the new txtal racing capital o f the country. "W e arc looking Tor this to be the premier race course tv. break records at.” said Tom Sayward. In-hoard chairman for the American Power float Haring Association. Sayward had favorably compared Lake Monroe to Lake Maggory In St. Petersburg. The official said that Lake Maggory used to he one of the top body’s o f water In which lo set and break speed records. "Every time wc had a race at l-ake Maggory. records were broken. We are looking for that to happen at Lake Monroe.” Racers who tested their craft lo ituwater a few* weeks ago said that they counted on setting speed records on Ihe lake. " I f we dnn't break any (records). Cm going to be rrally disappointed, said Hob Ward, who at the age of 12 was the first national ch am pion sh ip hydroplane racer In 1947. There will be two l>p^j of L ials In 13 different classes. The boats will lx* hydroplanes and jersey skills. The hydroplane boats are the type lhut ride on the water on what looks like |M>ntoons. Because these* boats tend lo trap air beneath their fuselages — and thus between the pontoons — hydroplane racing can be* a particular ly dangerous sport If the water Is rough and/or winds are strong. The Jersey skiff boms arc tong and Grand Prix racing class hydroplane attracts crowds By BRADLEY DILLINQ Herald staff writer SANFORD - The newest Item hydroplane boat race promoters are going to use to draw crowds to the Coors Light Sanford Superchallcngc 90 Is a one-of-a-kind de si gn hy d ro plan e c a p a b l e o f r e a c h in g speeds greater than 150 mph. The bout will feature a hlgh-pcrforman c e . s u p e r c h a r g e d , f uel injected 1.200 h orse­ power Chevcrolet block e n g in e, said M ich a el Hyums. of Ctxirs Light Sanford Superchallenge '9 0 prom oters Sunset Sports Associates. The boal will not race with the others, hut will perform dem onstration runs. The boat Is In the Grand Prix racing class, one of the classes that will not race on Lake Monroe. Classes are based on Ihe sizes nf boats and the power o f each engine. There will be about 13 classes of t>oals In the races orj Lake Monroe May 12 and 13. Th e Grand Prix class Is Just b e lo w th e Unl i mi t e d Class sometimes referred lo as Ihe “ anything goes class" because there are no limits on size nr power o f engines. Hyums said. "It's u crowd pleaser." Hyums said of the new boat. "Th ese tilings arc even m ore dangerous and more likely lo crash, hut someone has to push the limit and find out Just how fast they can go." Adams said the Grand Pr i x c la s s b o a ts are crowd pleasers simply because they ar big and loud. "W e're hoping to reach ar ou n d 150 to 170 m.p.h." Adams said. Chuch Woodruff, one of the racers, wilt also be driving Adams' boat for tire demonstration runs. narrow and are enclosed except for a small space at the hark o f the craft were for the drlvcr(s). The Jersey skiffs are not as sensitive to wind and water conditions and racers of each of the two types of boats are very dedicated to their chosen craft, said Michael Hyams. a member of SSA. which Is promoting Ihe event. "Y ou better not confuse the two." Hyams said. "These drivers take II seriously. They practically get Into lights about It." Hyams laughed. Businessm en In the urea have expressed enthusiasm about the large Influx of tourists predicted to come to town and the added commerce that the weekend will bring. "1 have to tell you how much we appreciate the business and commerce and how much you are going to do for downtown." David Farr told racers at £> nress conference about four weeks ago. "Thank you very much." Farr Is the Chief Executive Officer for the Greater Sanford Chamber of Com­ merce. Sunset Sports Associates, the nrnmolers of the race, have paid for the cost of about 22 extra policemen from lire Sanford Police Department to keep the crowd under control. SSA heads up races By BRADLEY DILLINQ Herald Staff Writer If you've seen the advertising livers and heard and/or seen the ratlin and television com m ercials, you have heard of Sunset Sports Associates. They like to think o f thcmselvt i as a group o f people who materialized almost overnight and who began lo successfully market one of the premier muscle machine events. The event is the Sanford Coors Light Super Challenge '90 and If all goes according to plan, the organization will be able to say that It put Sanford on the map of world wide racing events. T h e group started with Patrick O 'N e ill, ow ner o f Sunset Sports Associates. O'Neill begun promoting watefrom activities lasl fall when he moved his business. Sunset Sailboards. Into the Holiday Inn Complex. He had formed an agreement with Holiday Inn In which he promised to try to make the waterfront more attniettve o locals and tourists. “ I was charged with promoting activities on the waterfront*' O'Neill said. "A n d I started a volleyball tournament and had Jet-ski races." When representatlver from the American Power Boating Association finally decided to look at Lake Monroe In January, they were Impressed enough to have the course surveyed. After the APBA concluded that the lake did Indeed have Ihe potential to bt a record setter. SSA gelled quickly. John Johnson, a representative for Coca-Cola was Interested enough to persuade the soft drink mogul lo be a secondary sponsor, after Coors Light. At atxiul the same dme Earl Tcnnent and Michael Hyams. who had been concert promoters all over central Florida for several years, heard about the project and asked Sunset Sports If they could use a couple of busi­ nessmen who knew how lo pull of a good concert. "And that’s how we treated It," H yam s said. "W e knew we had something that the public wanted to sec." Rick Namcy. who has had more than 20 years experience directing televi­ sion coverage, also came Into. The onw er o f the Holiday Inn. Wallace Schocttrlkoltr. ha* been one o f the principals anti promoters o f the event from the start as has his General Manager. Jeff Blackslone. Owner and designer Beau Adams said tlu* boat w as designed to reach hi g he r s p e e d s without crushing. "W e tried lo reduce the air cushion beneath the b o a t . " A d a m s s a i d. "H yd rop la n es tend to keep a lot of air un­ derneath. so when they hit a bad wave they flip over." Adams said that while Ihcre are other boats in Ihe Grand Prix class, none o f them have the design this one bus. Jelt Blackslone, general manager ol Holiday Inn, left, and Tom Sayward, inboard chairman for APBA southeast region, look over survey of Ihe race course chart of Lake Monroe. �4 — Sanford Herald — Wednesday. May 9, t990 — Herald Advertiser — Thursday May 10, 1090 — Santord FI V ete ra n racer takes c o m p e titio n to shore R e g a t ta In West Florida. He s a i d he g a v e it up because o f the "expense, extensive travel time, and my age." which at that tim e was 61 In 197H. MeDougall got the racing urge once again, but this time he chose to remain on shore, and t o o k up m o d e I hydroplane racing. By NICK PFEIPAUP Herald staff writer SANFORD - When the hydroplanes take to the waters of Lake Monroe th is w e e k e n d , Art MeDnugnll o f Ormond Beach may or may not be on hand, hut the former racing champion will In* present In spirit. MeDougall spent 22 years In hydroplane rac­ ing. beginning In 1954 with the 48 cubic inch Inboard class later to became known as the 650ec class. Du-lng his racing career, he cap­ tured the Presidential race held In Washington, D.C.. three consecutive tim es. Shelves In his 10G9 George Anderson Street home In Ormond Beach are loaded with other trophies, to the point where he cannot immediately recall all his victories. tools with only his lilt arm. His wife. Grace, was able to help from time lo t i me, bin M eD ou gall managed lo build his first boat, and oilier boats soon followed. ” 1 had lo learn how to handle glue again, by the time I put the glue on the wood and recapped the glue tube, using only one hand, the glue had already dried.” he sa id . " S o . I Just started using slow-drying glue." In 19H7, after nine years of building and running radio controlled models In races across the eastern half of the nation, and capturing more trophies, he suf­ fered a crippling stroke, which left his rlgnt side paralyzed. "But when boat racing gets Into your blood." he said. "You can’t give it up." A t 7 5 . A r t MeDougall Is currently running one-eighth scale u n l i m i t e d c l a s s hydroplanes, and his star is a hand made 48-inch long actual scale mode) boat, capable of speeds up to 90 miles per hour. His latest first-place vic­ tory was In Jacksonville last September. The former race chain* pi on h ad a new challenge. With the in­ ability to move his right arm and most of the use of his right leg gone, he forced himself to learn to use his power and hand He finished his career In 1976 following a victo­ ry In the St. Petersburg Southland Sweepstakes a g e ’ Ilf MeDougal l knows hydroplane racing, the feeling o f victory and the sadness of defeat. But. he says. ” ! Just can’t give It up.” Plumbers Friend shows its stuff Hydroplane racer E-280, Plumbers Friend, driven by Bobby Thrash, shows oil I the crowds at a recent press conference on Lake Monroe shores. M A IT L A N D T R A C T O R S U P E R S P E C IA L S S S p e c t a t o r s C H A L L E N G « ls tA n n ual n a p p e r ★ Discount On All 1990 M ow ers ★ E Sanford Mobil Service. inc. 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They are the hydroplane race finals and If you've paid tin hr-d-enrned- races here? Sunset Sports Associates Is Ihc company that was created to promote this race and anything else that will tirin g th e T o ur i s t to S a n l o r d ' s shoreline. SSA slrrted only a few months ago. after Patrick O’Neil had talked officials from the American Power Ifoatlng Association Into looking at the lake. It Is composed of eight people who have hail nothing else on their agendas except promoting thisevent. O’Neil had established his business. Sunset Sail. In the business park near the Holiday Inn. He began working wi th the Holiday Inn In develop ibis tu happen tit Lake Interest in the laketrom and to pro­ Monroe." mo t e a c t i v i t i e s l i ke v o l l e y ha 11 Li ke Lake Maggory. tournaments and jet ski races lair Iasi L a k e M o n ro e is not year. partlcualry deep, whicli keeps lilt' Size of the • .W-hHc ore best ml Ing these events. O’ Neil had been In contact with the w a v e s tl ti w n . w h I e h American Power Boating Association, makes It a safer place for the governing body of the sport. these high-speed muscle Hydroplane racing was an event that machines to race. O ’Neil had been Interested in bringing Every racer who put to die lake for some *lmc. but he his machine In the water hadn’ t had much luck gelling people here, seemed convinced Interested In It until a fateful day In that the lake would be January. the new place to tie seen "It was Jan. 15 One of the racing racing. officials stopped by to look at the Bob Ward, who at the lake." O Nell said. And from there it age of 12 captured the first national champion­ didn’t take long for (Item to see that they had a potentially world-class ship tmat racing title In 1947, echoed the senti­ competitive body of water to work with. ments of Sayward. "W hen they saw the site, they said " I f we donl break rec­ ’we have to have our races here,’ " ords here. 1 am going to O ’ Neil said. "Then we sat down and be really disappointed." formed Sunset Sports Associates." 8ee Monroe.’ Page 12 rash admission fee. you are prnliahlv looking lor an arpiatle equivalent lo the monster truck murl tings that you see on Saturday afternoon television You may also In- wondering how It Is that such a muscle-machine event lauded In the quaint, quiet i l l y of San lore I W ho are t hese Sunset Spurt s Associates people, anyway? Where did they crime from and why did they decide tu bring these boal M onroe was love at first sight BRADLEY DILLINQ Herald Stall Writer So why did the Amcri t an Power Boat • A sso cia tion . Hie g o v ­ erning body o f power boal racing, decide lo huld iheir races In Lake Monroc? Pat O'Nell, tine til the p r in c ip a ls o f Situsi-i Spurts Associates, had been trying to spark the Interest of the APBA for months. Since Iasi fall, O ’ Nei l had been o r ­ ganizing such events as J c t - s k I r a c e s a n tl volleyball tournaments In an effort to make the lake a sizeable dot on the tourtst's map nf places to visit. But It was not until January that race o f­ ficials finally agreed lo give I he lake a look. And II was love al first site for Tom Sayward. Inlioard race chairman lor the event. The official was firmly convinced that Sanford would become one of I he boal ruclng capitals til Hie world, and conqiarcd ibe body ot water to Lake M a g g u r y In S t . Petersburg, formerly tine of the brightest Jewels In the crown of boal racing. "W e are going lu set t hi s wa t e r on f i r e . ” Sayward said. "W e are looking for this to Ik- the premier course to break records at. Kvrry time they had a race at Lake Maggory. records were broken. We arc expecting Original members Include Wallact Schrieltelknlle. owner nf the hotel, am: -fell Illackstoue. general manager ot the Holiday Inn. Shortly after the group began work lug with the Idea. Karl Tennent and Michael Hyamswcr* called In, Tennent had run his own enter­ tainment agency In Central Florida lor about 15 years and worked with ((yarns frequently. Since the two .vertaccustomed to producing concerts, that’s itie approach that they took to the rare. And Tennent Is hardly reluctant about Ixiastlng of SSA’s achievement "W hen we had the racers here fat a press conference about three weeks ago|. they said that they had never been In anything organized this well We treated I t n ^ u ^ n a n c h like a i mu rri <>pl> w a r i i c < r t a H H P ^ ^ H ^ ^ ^ 0 9 r‘ Not long aiierwaro, ferment and Hyams had enlisted the business and public relations savvy of Rick Narncy, Tracey Schramm and John Johnson, all area businessmen with a vested Interest In seeing the race off to a successful conclusion and — they hope — bringing more events like It back to the area. 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' k **^ % v H orA t O ’r T H 6 fe t ^ c j /[ * ‘ tfU J C S S y lT U R ^ f /’.3 0 ,/M ^ |S . . . •■ ; \ < 2 * ^ ° The work of The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce is carried out by dedicated civic-minded firms and individuals who unselfishly donate their time, funds and energies in order that we may enjoy a better life in this community. ' ;>A M' q : 50 (2 :3 0 Come by and VISIT OUR OFFICE ONE BLOCK FROM THE LAKEFRONT. We'll show you all that Sanford has to offer. v - 'l iUe /? e u e *n ^ We'll Entice You To Come Back... m ik T h is \% W hether you're w alkin g to get in shape, or just to get the mail, there's a shoe for you. T h e Body Shoe*, by Hush Puppies*. /A Hush hippies fjllie B o d yS h o e Mall Walker 208 E. FIRST S T R E E T HISTORIC DOW NTOW N SANFORD SH O E ST O R E HOURS Uon Thu« i . Sal »S30. Fit » 1 3220204 To Stay! �• - Sanford Harald - Wednesday, May 9. 1990 - Herald Advertiser - Thuraday. May 10. 1090 - Sanford. FI Downtown merchants improve com m unity ■RADLKV OILUKO Herald Staff Writer Bm P/UMETTO /)V£T, 0) SANFO RD W c'rc here and -are wanl to make a difference. Dan Hall will tell you. Hull Is the president of the Sanford Historical D ow n tow n W aterfront A s s o c i a t i o n , mor e com m on ly known as the D ow ntow n M erchant's Association. But the latter name Just doesn't say enough. Hall said. Because San­ ford ts a city that is developing a keener In­ terest and Insight Into its past as llu- present rolls forward. O nce known as the "C elery C ity." founding fa th er H en ry Shelton Sanford came to the area in the early lH70s and preceded to try to devel­ op Sanlord as a gateway to Central Florida hy fostering Lake Monroe as a shipping port where trains ind river boats met to transfer goods. It Is this part of the city's history that Hall and the merchants near the waterfront — along with several other city and civic organizations — arc trying to develop. This common Interest with other sectors of the c o m m u n i t y t i es the c o mm u n i t y togeth er. Hall said. "A n d No. we are not a competing In it-rest with the Chamber |of Com­ m erce)." Hall Is quick 10 p o i nt out . We wor k to g e th e r on projects, because everyone has .111 interest in seeing the b u s in e s s c o mmu n i t y thrive. Hall said "W e 're really active W e were Involved In the bridge painting on 17 M2 and we really had a hand In- the Make Sanford Shine project." Hall said, referring to the trash blitz In which about 1!» o rgan iza tio n s stormed llu* city streets with irash sticks and plastic bags. Th ere are about 25 d o w n tow n businesses represented by the group and they Intend to contlnin making their pre­ sence felt "W e want to show the community that we are a valuable part o f It And we'll become more valu­ able as we grow and grow ." �Santord Htrsld - W»dne»dsy. May 9. 1990 — Herald Advertiser — Thuraday. May 10. 1990 - Santord. FI. - • AIDS foundation to benefit from race . ( Dlackstone said If the races become an annual event as they're planned, other local charities and causes will be considered for support from the race. Dy the way. Blackstone said selection of the SANFORD — To Jeff Blackstone. the choice was o b v i o u s t hat th e T h o m a s W h l g h a m A ID S ‘ ‘Superchallenge'* name was coincidental to the Superchallenge Foundation should benefit from the Whlgham foundation's "Superchallenge nam e." "W e got tt from an advertisement for the race thnt Sanford Coors Lite Superchallenge '90 hydroplane said "Can you accept the challenge?." Blackstone boat races this weekend. "It was something that we didn't think long and said. "W e started playing around with the name and hard on ." said Blackstone. a principal In local race came up with 'Superchallenge.' It was a coincidence organizers Sunset Sports Associates and general we selected the Whlgham foundation which has manager of Holiday Inn-Lakeside. “ It was an obvious 'Superchallenge' In their name." For anyone who doesn't know who Thomas E. choice, being who he was in the community and his Whlgham was. he was a Sanford hero — and still It Influence on the schools and everything." for many. Dlackstone said between S I 8.000 and S20.000 Once president of the Seminole High stu 'r it body could be raised from ticket sales and other sales to the and captain o f Its undefeated football team during his estimated crowd o f 15.000 to 20.000 people expected senior year In 1970. Whlgham went on to gamer to be attracted to the two-day event. The money will seven scholarships and a West Point appointment. He be used by the foundation to finance a AIDS research later graduated from University of Florida and choir at the t Ini vrrsltvnf Miami Medical School. received Ms la w v M j degree from Nava University. #s Ten percent of the gross collections of ticket sales. H i jumed ff lD H L s largest law IlM k. 3'.cnstrom. 10 percent o f tnc SSA's share or the conce . on McIntosh, JulianTcoibert. Whlgham & Simmons. The proceeds nnd a share o f the proceeds from the May 11 community embraced him. He was named Optimist downtown street party will all go to benefit the o f the Year when he was 35 years old. He had a wife inundation. Dlackstone said. and two young children. ■y MARK BARPIBIO Herald stall writer P arking fa c ilitie s e x p a n d e d By SUSAN LODBN Herald stall writer SANFORD - The C o o r 's L i g h t S u p e r C h a l l e n g e ‘ 90 wi l l challenge not only the boating participants, but also the spectators who are expected to crowd Into the ci t y by the thousands. Sanford Police Chief S te v e n H a rr ie tt said months o f planning for the event have brought plans for security, crowd and traffic control and parking. The event promoters. S u n s e t S p o r t s Associates. Inc., have arranged for two off-sltc parking served by shuttle buses, and have hired off-duty Sanford police to maintain a force of 24 extra officers on duty in the ci t y dur i ng next w e e k e n d 's fe s tiv itie s . Police will be posted at various locations tc aid In traffic and crowd control. Harriett said. Seminole County sher­ iffs range and water of­ f-duty deputies have ulso agreed to patrol Lake Monroe during the event, Harriett said. He expects that about 5,000 more cars per day will enter the city Saturday and Sunday. Ci t y C om m ission ers h a v e s u s p e n d e d t he city's open alcohol con­ tainer ordinance for the Sanford Lake Monroe Marina Isle area, which Is the o ffic ia l cen ter of even ts. H arriett said. However, open contain­ ers o f alcoholic bever­ ages. as usual, will not be tolerated In other public areas of the city. Harriett said the two city parking lots downtown will be open, along with the lots at the Gfcater Sanford Cham­ ber of Commerce. City Hal l and t he C i v i c Center. Other city park­ ing spaces also will be a v a i l a b l e a l o n g t he streets. Some downtown business closed for the weekend will also open additional parking space. C o l. J im O lse n , o f Sunset Sports, who is coordinating parking ef­ forts. said traffic from I n t e r s t a t e 4 wi l l be directed to the aid San­ ford Auto Auction lot on cast First 5trcel just east o f the Chase Overpass, and to Zayre's Plaza lot on soulli U.S. Highway 1 7 - 9 2 at A i r p o r t Boulevard. There will Ik* a 51 fee to park at those two lots. The fee. Olsen said, is to cover the costs o f oygratlng shuttle bus ridesfrom the two lots to the mariuu site. "I'm sure with these two outside lots there will be plen ty o f parking spare." Olsen said. "W e don't expect any more problem s wi t h traffic than normal.” Harriett said. "I antici­ pate some im pact on traffic circulation. I bellvc we will be able to handle It and keep Interruptions minimal. We believe we have a good handle on it with a lot or planning and co op era tion wi t h the promoters, the fire de­ partment. the sh eriffs office and us. I think It's going to come off okay." And then he got AIDS * acquired immune deficiency syndrome — perhaps the most feared disease o f our lime. The disease was transmitted to his body by a scries o f blood transfusions required when he underwent surgery In April 1983. Whlgham first learned he had AIDS In July 1987. T h e Whlgham family, respected members of Sanfonl since they moved here In 1960. decided to keep the knowledge quiet, not wanting to attract negative responses. News about an Arcadia family's harassment because o f that town's awareness of AIDS in the family was making headlines at the time. But a year later, as the disease progressed and his body weight dropped, news o f Whigham's disease slowly spread. But the family's fears were unfounded. If anything. Tom Whlgham became more of a hero to the community, concerned about his plight and unprejudiced about the cause. Friends and wellwishers literally lined up to visit him and hug him during hts last days. Th e Seminole High football si a'll um was named for itbn Sept. 30. 1988. Eighteen days later, ne was dead o f a disease that had slowly distroyed hts brain. ‘ ‘I love you" were hts last words to the family members that surrounded his bed. Scheduled street and boat ramp closings SANFORD — Whether you are a visitor to Sanford or a long-time resident o f the city, traffic patterns, streets and other access to downtown and to the shore arc going to be drastically different. Here's a rundown of where you will Ik- able to go. where you won't and when. The Marina Isle boai ramp will be closed from 3 p.m. Friday. May 11. until one hour after completion of Ihe last rate. The Iasi race Is scheduled to be finished at 5 p.m. Sunday. The Osteen Bridge Fish Camp and both boat ramps at 17-92 and 1-4 will be open. The Inshore areas lo be closed include: Seminole Boulevard from Myrtle Avenue to Palmetto Avenue Including City Island Park and the Martnn/Holiday Inn complex from Friday at 3 p.m. to Sunday at 6 p.m. restirctcd travel on and off the peninsula. Seminole Boulevard between Myrtle Avenue and Palmetto Avenue will be closed as will the Marfna Isle al the entrance of ihe Marina from 3 p.m. Friday. May 11. until 6 p.m. Sunday. May 13. With the city closing traffic to Ihe downtown area, you'll have to hoof It through one of the nicest parts of the city. A renewed Interest In the city's pas! has sparked civic groups lo become very active in digging up Sanford's hlsiury and showcasing ll for all to see. You will find brass plated plaques outside more than 20 buildings in the heart of what used to be called "the Celery City.” There will also be plenty of eating and shopping areas for you to enjoy. See ihe chamber of commerce for brochures on the walking tour. Your n e w A J j is ju s t a PH O N E I e m p lo y e e C A L L A W A Y / Call now lo place youi help-wanled ad You can depend on claaulied lo l»U ihe pouiion laall l CALLe . ^ - * * a » - SST-140 w ill contend for title The Holiday Inn sponsored SST-140 will be one of the boats racing In Ihe event this weekend. The driver of the boat. Jack Withrow. Is a National Marathon Champion and National High Points Champion for 1989. vSJ_\Js*lt 322-2611 �•• - . 10 — Sanford Herald — Wednesday. May 9, 1990 — Herald Advertiser — Thursday. May 10. 1990 — Sanlord. FI Mechanic helps boats and astronauts fly SA N FO R D - Whe n David and Barbara Kalm b r i n g t h e i r 511 t e r hydroplane. Plum ber'!! Helper, to the boat races on Lake Monroe this w e e k e n d , t h e y ' l l be assisted by a mechanic with some rather highflown references. The Halm's mechanic and crew chief. Dick Burns, works at Cape C a n a v era l o rg a n iz in g p e r s o n a l gear and eq u ip m en t for S p ace Shuttle astronauts. "It really dtwsn't have a whole lot to do with b o a t e n g in e s .'* sai d Barbara Kalm. "But It's a real perfectionist type Job. so It kind of spills over there. He's a topnotch mechanic.” The Kaims had addi­ t i o n a l re a s o n to be sa tisfie d wl t b Bur n' s maintenance skills. They had Just come from a w eekend o f racing In C h e ra w . S .C .. w h ere their boat took second overall In the Palmetto Regatta races. The Holms got to know Burns a couple o f years ago through a mutual f r i end who had a lso worked with Burns at Cape Canaveral. "H e seemed to know n lot about carburetors, and the friendship Just kind of grew from there." Halm said. ■4 T h e H a lm 's fo rm e r m echanic becam e the c r e w c h i e f f or Ga r y Brown's hydroplane. "H e's the local com ­ petition. and he's going to be (at Lake Monroe) too." Kalm said. "You're going to see some excit­ ing .aclng." R e a d y to fly Plumbers Friend E 280, owned by David and Barbara Lake Monroe Holiday Inn to give Ians and spectators Kalm ol Merritt Island, was recently on display at the the chance to get an up close look at the racer. "*76t t T :i v <I\V fianpet ON CARPET AND VINYL - 500 ROLLS SPECIAL SELLING CM '** c',.8 Connoleum * ULTRA HEAVY-DUTY TW ISTED SAXONY PLUSH CARPET AND Full 10 Year Warranty A R M S TR O N G - Full Line * 1 1 *? 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Snow Crab American, Italian & Greek Selections $4.75 • Breakfast Served 24 Hours • 15 Sandwich Selections Freshly Made Soup Fcalured Daily • Children's Menu • Fresh Pies W ine & Beer Selections For Lunch & Dinner A L E FO R ALL-U-CAN-EAT BREAKFAST BUFFET LIQUOR BAR HAPPY HOURS From 6-11 A M Mon. - Fri. & From 6 A M - 2 PM On Weekends • Hoi Dinner Buffet Wed. - Sat. From 5 PM 4:30 PM to 7:00 PM 75e Well Drinks • $1.00 Longnccks A t k A b o u t O u r N o n - A d v e r t i t t d S p e c ia l* OYSTER BAR HAPPY HOURS SAT. & SUN. MON.-fUL12 PM 2 PM/4.30 PM 7 PM 12.00 PM - 2 00 PM OYSTERS...$1.80 DOZ. - $5.95 BUCK ET ALL-U-CAN-EAT Rock Shrimp $3.95 P*r Person 2565 S. French Ave., Sanford **•* •*** • �-N S m ussell Seafood & Deli We Have Take Out Dinners DINNERS INCLUDE: FRENCH FRIES. IIUSIIPUPtkES A COLESMW Fish Dinner (SPECIAL) ^ Qg V S h ir t- .5.75 .4.69 .5.19 Shrimp Dinner (SPECIAL)Fish Dinner_____________ Fish & Shrimp Dinner. Flyln* high Jersey Skill J.S. 711. Flyin- High, driven by Roger Harris, takes lo air on the glassy surface ol Lake Monroe The Jersey Skills will also be leatured in the races this weekend sponsored by the Sunset Sports Associates inc. Monroe Continued from Page 5 Wc also have sandwiches starting at $2.50 We will cook anything from our cases fo r a nominal fee. Ward said. Hut fur Michael Hyarm. a n o t h e r m e m b e r of W H O L E FISH S u n s e t Mullet.................................................... $1.29 L b. Nile Perch....................... $1.19 L b. Snapper & Grouper..... $3.79 Lb. S p o r t s Associates, the prlmury goal Is nothing short of making Sanford famous and lo keep people com ­ ing bark Hyam Is certain that people will like w hat they see enough lo want to make Sanford their home. "T h e idea Is to pul Sanford on the map." Monster Continued from Prge 5 business lute one afternoon last week as he looked out through a sliding glass door In a conference room at the Holiday Inn. "W c have something really beautiful here. I'm sitting here looking out at the F ILLE T S FRESH Orange Roughy........... $6.89 Lb. Mahi Mahi...................... $3.98 L b. Flounder.......................... $3.98 L b. Shark.............................. $1.89 L b. Catfish.............................$1.89 L b. Hymns said. "People will come here and one of them will say 'Hey. what this place really needs Is u dell or a muffler shop' and they'll come bark and they'll stay." he said lake and there's this palm tree kind of slanted to one side with the water In the background and the sun going down at the end of the lake and It's |ust gorgeous. And I'm thinking to myself ‘ My God. Wc could be In some place like Chleago.'" G *’ SH E LL FISH Shrimp (61-70).............$4.95 Shrimp (36-40).............................$6.50 Shrimp (21-25)......................$ 9.25 Lb. Snow Crab Cluster......$ 3.98 Lb. Oysters 40# Box.......$26.00 iix. 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Wednesday, T h u rsd ay and F rid a y Only In bv 9 am SAME B A Y p e t ouMumra Out by 5 pm PENTHOUSE CLEANERS Owned unit Operated By Bob & Natalie Ruggiero 323-9060 BASKIN(JhnODCINS \tm theret »m tr In hue m f iir ' Seminole Centre Phiste the bcsfl 1Frozen YogurtI in Town B U Y ONE ff C om e In F o r " D u l y " ' \ i) Lunch S pecials G E T ONE FREE A n y Regular Frozen Yogurt Sundao or 2-Scoop Ice n C A P ’N IN P K O S II Cream Sundae. .. Qfl*» fMul »oliaRipiJ*«4y. I Not |oul «. ..wihwiRn .-Ji " any Mhtt wITef, On* w**f»*i I uwl Ofla* *»*J unit at _ CvMum L J VoaJ L m u m i' I * I*»-j** dtwLaw ^Oflae up..* May11.1HOJ 32D474T u SIIAIIHMI njf IUi;ST.\IHtA\T I%I a i 1l » 1 \.VII I T I I X Lingerie Fashion Show Wednesday Nite Ladies Night Thursday Nite L iv e E n te rta in m e n t Seminole Centre 322-9168 s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s �14 — Sanford Hprafd — Wednesday M*iv 9 1090 Herald Advc»fi<4#r TfiursdAY Ma» 10 UW F S.nft* Not Just Lights and Sirens Sanford w elcom es racers American Medical Transport isa private company, contracted hs the county to provide emer­ gency and non-emergency trar.> ponation from the site of an accident to the nearest hospital AMT recurves no u* dollars for this service Ilut the scope of the involve mcntintiKCommunir by AMT goes far beyond tran conation services The EM T- paramedics and apeon stall at AMT <duntccr countless hcun v civic mil charitable events, li.strihute muta.n a i i j l tlemenuir .' « . ' : • , - - - - >— i i . . n ar ■ ■- *'ra rim 'i tmerjency : . * i • Hid ii *•;. S . .v. * id *•. ir.uni an,- • •• 1'•r' -HI -ii nr ,r • • .jr Volunteer h.M I's arc] paraniedi. trom AMT * i lih: 'tandm.’ f ; in case o! medical nece it> First Aul U- r c- and ambula.-*. - .11 he .' . ■••■r ■ • * s j ur n r sirr 1«i m *Ti me iW£= C W iM 'i '-ii. ".mV-PO*** a-..: • • l"!* ff!d V. *r*T* . ii* tott hunt ■ -a * /r*rr• /tr- Ti’ ii Ortwtfv rl. I’VM'MII . ■ ; * r v . - . I to race in the C oors Light S uperchallenge 9 0 ■.--v , c . t " .r n te r o! S a n to rd ite s at the H o lid a y Inn Lake . ;t- »■ A n flioa* DO YOU WANT A NEW HOME? In OVIEDO ARE YOU WILLING TO HELP BUILD IT? EZ DISCOUNT BEVERAGE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 • Center M all U o a -D i u v 9 -9 PM TONY RUSSI INSURANCE Welcomes You To The HAST AXAUAL ■SAUrtSMO COORS LIGHT HTDAOPLARE RACES TH0MM3 mntCMim AtOi t u n * i i u u u i roumiA n o * COKE. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1990 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 09, 1990 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 09, 1990. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 09, 1990; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald