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to double deb2die hig.. ·, h level,.; salaries N =W3ste §~OIrage Ruidoso village councilors will vote February 25, on an ordinance by DIANNE S1 ALLINGS His memorial clt"arly states that to double their pay from $250 to Ruidoso News Staff Writer opposition would be directed only at $500. Concern by s~ate nuclear <,level­ high-level nuclear waste storage in A survey oftowns and villages in opment industries that the wrong the form of a 40-year temporary New Mexico with a population of message will be 8er.t to the federal monitored retrievable storage from 3030 (Lordsburg) to 8520 government may block passage of a (MRS) facility. (Grants,) shows that the average House memorial oppo.:;ing a high­ The MRS is being proposed for compensation for council members level nuclear waste storage facility tribal-owned land. The Mescalero is $255. near Lincoln Cour:ty. reservation lies next to Ruidoso, The information comes from fig­ State Rep..John Underwood (D­ but is not located in Lincoln ures comriled by the New Mexico Ruidoso I said Monday he has County, which officially has op­ Municipa League in 1990. received mixed reactions tb rus posed the concept ba ed on its chill­ The villages that compensates memorial, which acknowledg¢s the ing effect on the coromunity and its governing body the most is right of the Mescalero Apacte to tourism. The reservation falls Belen, population 8,530, at $750. study the possibility of establjF hing within Otero County and that The least generous with their such a facility, but callA for legisla- county commission has refused to overseers are Bosque Farms, popu­ tive opposition. ' pass a resolution opposing the lation 3,790, and Los Ranchos, pop­ Oops "I think the biggest thing is that MRS, noting the tens of millions of ulation 3,210 whose counciloTR people are reading about thf: feder­ dollars and business it could bring serve without pay. They were not al govenunent considering con­ Texas-New Mexico Power workers are vehicle crash that broke a power pole to the area. counted in compiling the above repairing damage Sunday from a one- solidating its nuclear research and Underwood said the memorial average. about 2 a.m. Sunday morning. development activity at Los may be amended in committee Of those who pay their coun­ AlamoA," Underwood Raid during a review. It has been sent to the Con­ cilors, Socorro, population R,120, break in a committee meeting in "(Legi~lators) sumer and Public Affairs Com­ pays the least compensation per Santa Fe. fear we mittee, but no date has been set for month at $40. $5,000 question would be running off business for a hearing. This is not the finlt time this the st..ate. They don't want to send "I wish everybody could come up Ruidoso Village Council haR conRid­ the mesRage that New Mexico and watch the legislature for at ered doubling its pay. A Rimilar doesn't want anything to do with least one day during session." he measure died a few monthR ago. How to spend leftover funds nuclear energy. That would be the Councilors who ran for office in wrong message. " Please see Lawmakers, page 2A spite of what they consider as low The money is on the table, but have been more, but the committee tion is for retireeR because they pay, say that higher pay will tempt now someone has to find the right better candidates. didn't have a good way of tracking usually have mobility and have the way to spend it on a plan to get In contradiction to this, Mayor people who may have visited the I.llOney to move to a new location, retired persona to relocate in the area. With 10,000 responses the ad Victor AlOIlBO, in a recent interview Crocker said. This is not a new or County stands firm Ruidoso area. only cost about $6 or $7 per person, unique approach to go after with The Ruidoso News, said that he said. the lack of candidates to file for the retirees, Ruidoso just needR to capi­ Members of the Board of talize on it, he said. Real estate is upcoming election was an indica­ Realtors met with Jack Muhn, tion of the satisfaction that the vil­ Cindy Lynch, board member, the first induatry to benefit from on board attendance chamber of commerce staff mem­ said she has been talking to the these people moving to the viI1age lage has with the council, its ber, and Roy Crocker, former chair­ by DIANNE STALLINGS board was not a rer'stered voter policies and conduct. chamber for three or four months but that is just the beginning, person of the chamber's retirement about what could be done with the Crocker said Ruidoso News StaN Writer c.-rand did not live ful time in the Five candidates are running for services committee, to discuss how Lincoln COW1ty Commissioners county. three slots on the council. grant money and names, but she to use a state economic develop­ hasn't heard anything back from tried going through the front door, "County commissioners immedi­ Three incumbents are among It is critical that Romeone do ment matching funds grant that them. She said that may mean they but they don't mind using the back ately went in and amended their OT­ those running for re-election on the chamher has. something right away so the money door if it accomplishes their pur- dinances to require county don't care ifthis group goes forward isn't just wasted, and the grant is March 3. pose.' residency and local voter registra- with a plan. earmarked for retirement services, According to village clerk Tam­ The grant is for a little less than When they learned last week tion," Beauvais said. "They said, mie Maddox, those incumbents, if he said. Lynch Raid Rome Rort of that Ruidoso Village Council won't yes, that's a good idea." $5,800, but someone needs to send He said she knows several people campaign needs to be done because re-elected will benefit from the in­ in information by the end of April go along with proposed changes in They also inserted an at­ creased pay. who would be willing to help with this is basically free money. on how the money will be used. The membership criteria for the Ex- tendance requirement. If a board A telephone survey of larger this project, including doing work Donahue suggested a seven­ traterritorial Zoning Commission member misses more than three money will not be available after that needs to be done on a com­ member committee be formed from communities in the state indicates (ETZ), county commissioners said meetings in one year, they auto­ June 30. puter. a variety of groups around town, that the proposed pay rwse, to The money must be used and the new rules can simply be applied matically are removed, although $6,000 per year for Ruidoso village but Ahe would also contact chamber then proof of advertising, such as Jackie Donahue, a member of administratively. they can seek reinstatement. councilors, will raise them to nearly director, Jerry Watts, to see how The ETZ Commission is an ap- "If they miss that many meet- canceled checks and tear sheets, the chamber and a Realtor, said she what New Mexico's biggest city, Al­ this would work with the relocation pointed board that hears zoning ings, we assume they are either too must be sent to the state before the has been working on ~hat is now buquerque, pays council members, committee plans. cases within a one-mile radius busy to do the job or they aren't in­ group could be reimbursed for the the chamber relocation committee $6,248 per vear. costs, Muhn said. around Ruidoso. Three members terested," Beauvais said. Santa }I'e councilors receive to Bee what can be done to get Several memberR of the group are appointed by the county, thr~ But when it came time to put $1,168 per monthi Taos, $525 per people to move here. She said there f,aid there wouldn't be enough time by the Ruidoso village planning and thoBe membership requirements in Crocker said he has a list on a are so many people in the village month; Roswell, ~250 per month; to recruit theRe people so the com­ zoning board and one (w~o lives e-fl'ect for the joint.En com~ssion, and Las Cruces, $1,167, per month. computer disk of about 10,000 who volunteer, but the work they mittee should be the people at thiE! people who responded to an ad­ outside the one mIle radius and the Rwdoso counCIl, on adVice from Ruidoso's near and bigger neigh­ do is on overlapping efforts. meeting and those who have al­ also out.~ide the village limits) by itB attorney, balked. vertising campaign that had been bor Alamogordo pays its councilors 'We need to streamline every­ ready volunteered to help so they the memberR of the ETZ CommiR- "All we were asking was for $50 a meeting for two regular meet­ done through the retirement ser­ one's volunteer efforts," she said. can get started immediately. vices committee. Contacting these S1On. RuidoRo to concur," Beauvais said. ings a month. Alamogordo coun­ She said the committee is called Chamber president Paul Crown The ETZ commiRsion's land u~e "But the council said it wouldn't cilors don't get any extra compensa­ people by a mailing or Borne other relocation, instead of retirement, 80 said if any group came up with a recommendations go to the Ex- adopt the amended ordinance be­ tion for special meetings. means would be the 9uickest way to it can encompass people of all ages good idea on how the retirement traterritoriaI Zoning Authority, cause they feared it would give us use the money, he sald. Capitan pays its trustees $10 a and make the fullest use of the money should be spent, the cham­ which hands down the final deci- control over their appointees." meeting for one meeting a month "The quickest way is to recontact money available. Prospective new ber would probably be willing to RionR. The authority is comprised of In Beauvais' opinion, it changes plus any special meetings; the those people. There is a lot of fruit residents should be contacted each look at it. Watts said he doesn't two county commissioners and one nothing. The village would continue Capitan mayor is paid $200 a to be picked from it," Crocker said. month and told why this is a good want to leave the money on the village councilor. to choose itH own appointees. From the advertising campaign, month to move to Ruidoso, table, either, because there are That hoard can paRft the new "I told (village attorney Dave Crocker said they had at least 20 Please see Councilors, page 2A Donahue said. plenty of qualifYing ideas to use it membership requirements adminis- ThomRen) that we can't have one families come here, and there may The biggest market for reloca- on. tratively, said County Attorney tJ. set of rules for your members and Robert Beauvais. another for our members," "The ETZ Authority flervefl in a Beauvais said. superintending capacity -over th~:· When he mentioned the impasse Voters League plans ETZ Commission just 8S the cOW1ty during a county commission meet­ commission does over its planning ing last Tuesday, Beauvais offered and zoning commission," he said, the solution of the ETZ Authority "The authority is a policy-setting adopting membership requirements a candidates' forum board on which the county has a for the ETZ commission adminis­ Lincoln County voters will have made its presence known and felt majority. It can adopt rules for the tratively. a chance to hear from candidates in Lincoln County. board in the same way the city "Since two county commissioners for municipal offices in a fonun at A spring membership drive is council can for its standing com- serve on the authority and only one 5:30 p.m. Thursday, February 27, under way, with the member who mittees." city councilor, the county can vote at the Ruidoso Public Library, recruits the most new members to The boards are a joint effort of 2-1," Beauvais said. Candidates for the March 3 elec­ win a weekend at La Junta Guest the council and the cOUhty commis- 'We can't lose our grip on what tions in all Lincoln County villages Ranch, "with room service." sion to coordinate development happens in the county," said are being invited by letter to speak The winner will be recognized at within the radius designated. The County Commissioner Bin Elliott, and 8ll8wer questions at the forum the April 20 meeting, where a silent members try to ensure that roads who is chairman of the ETZ sponsored by the Lincoln County auction will be conducted 8A a fund are tied in correctly and that land Authority. "Yes. we've got the up­ League ofWomen Voters. raiser. Mayors of all county uses that would be incompatible for per hand, but we're supposed to. The League, leBs than two years municipalitieR have been invited to areas in the county adjoining the This land is within the county." old, is well on its way to receiving that meeting. village are not allowed to develop. Thomsen said Friday that he its official charter. The Lincoln County League of The village is interested because recommended against the amend­ President Katherine Finley said Women Voters met last month and the land in the one-mile radius may ment 'because it would have re­ the active group already is nearly attended a meeting of the Ruidoso someday be annexed. At one point, quired our members to go to the through with a ''Know Your County Village Council. village officials pushed to extend county to be reappointed. Obvious­ Survey" which will be published The League also elected officers the radius to three miles, in- ly. we hope nobody misses any soon. for next year. corporating the high tax base of the meetingB." Genevieve Sewell has been Alto development, but the county Village planning director That document, the r.:~sult of elected president, the Norma Fal­ many hours of research, is one step rejected the overture. Cleatus Richards said the village well as first vice president, CeCe The need to insert additional has membership requirements in the provisional league's program Griffin 8S second vice president and ofwork leading to official status. membership requirements came up similar to the county and there was Dot Freiley 8S third vice president. lastyear. no reason to conform to the counWs Finley said the provisional Majel Powell was elected secre- The Ruidoso News raised ques- dictates. league, working closely with the tary with Geneva King 8S ~eady tiona about the fad that one mem- "I recommended against it," he state organization, has treasurer. ber of a another county-appointed said. 2A' Tho Ruidoso Newe' Monday, February 10. 1992

:" Hi Meetlnl this week Ruidoso Downs, a s"luall town police RUIDOSO DOWNS BOARD OF TRUSTEES meets at 7 p.m, Monday, February 10. in Ruidoso DOWDS Village Hall. departlllent that earns. big city respect RUIDOSO SCHOOn.. BOARD meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday, February 11, at the school district administration office. by KRISTIE SULZBACH been able to handle it well, she -Ruidoso News Staff Wrner said. RUIDOSO VlJILAGE COUNCIJI.. has canceled its regular meeting It may be small, but the Ruidoso The. department covers not only scheduled for Tuesday, February 11. DOWDS police aepartment has Ruidoso Downs but also the area earned the respect and trust of its from the Ague Fria subdivision to RUIDOSO VIILlLAGE COUNCil. will conduct a public hearing on residents in the past few years. Fox Cave. Hazel said if there is a zone map amendments at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, February 12, in ''We have an open door poliey, major crime in the area, which is council chambers at Ruidoso Murucipal Administrative Center. here, and we have a good rela­ actually a part of the county, they tionship with the public. They trust assist in the situstion and contact Ruidoso softball umpires and prospective wnpirell will meet and sup~rt us," Chief G.L. "Skip" the proper agencies. at 7 p.m, Wednesday, February 12, at the Senior Citizens Center be­ Hazels81d. "By New Mexico state law we hind the Ruidoso Library. The meeting will consist ofregiatration for Hazel said many things have have to answer calls out ofour dis­ the upcoming year and for discussion ofnew policies and rules. changed and improved since 1984 trict, That is ourjob," Hazel said. when he became chiefofthe depart­ One officer who has done his job CAPITAN SCHOOL BOARD meets at 7 p.m. Thursday, February ment. He had been in the area well for Ruidoso' Downs is 13, in the board room ofthe school administration office. since 1971 and was a corporal with Lieutenant Bobby Angermiller, who the Ruidoso department before has been with the department for being appointed chief at Ruidoso almost six years and won the Fra­ Downs. ternal Order of Police, Officer ofthe The department has almost Year award in January. Addy and doubled in size since he came, and Hazel said they were both extreme­ currently has siz certified ~lice of­ ly ~leased that he won the award. ficers, four certified full-time dis­ 'He is an excellent officer and patch.....s and two part-time dis­ has done a good job for us," Addy patchers to fill~in when others are said, on vacation or ill, Hazel said'all the "He has been there for me and officers are on call"24 hours a day. has done good work for us, and I Surplus commodities will be Hazel said he would like to see am sure he will continue,' Hazel the department increased so two of­ said, distributed here next week ficers can be on duty for every hour Last fall Hazel underwent heart ofthe day. by-pass surgery in Albuquerque The Albuquerque Economic Opportunity Board in Lincoln County ''We would like to have more of. and Angermiller was placed in will distribute surplus to any eligible county resident. ficers for the public's safety and cha~e and was responsible for Ruidoso Downs police officer Bobby Angermiller and Chief To receive commodities recipients have to meet incomfl guidelines ours. Other departments with a keepmg the department going. Bis Skip Hazel enjoy the benefits of working on a small depart­ verified by current check stubs or proof ofbeing onjubli<: assistance. racetrack have eight to 12 officers, fellow officers nominated him for ment. Both agree that the department Is like a family, and Two forms of identification which show name an current address We do have help from Ruidoso and the honor. also are needed. they all get along great which makes their jobs easier, es­ the stste police. We have never had Angernliller said it was a great pecially in the extremely busy summer months. Distribution sites are: a .problem with back-up," Hazel honor for him to win the award be­ 8:30-Noon and 1:30-3:30 p.m., February 18 and 19 at the First said. , cause it covers the whole county. Presbyterian Church on Sudderth and Sutton in Ruidoso. To say the least, it is rough in 'When your fellow officers feel pervision, search and seizure or in­ in December. The police ana other 9:30-Noon and 1:30-3 p.m., February 20 at the Zia Senior Center the summer for the officers mostly that way about you, it makes you vestigations. Several officers are village departments had to vacate in Carrizozo. because of traffic. Hazel said the really prond," he said. currently attending a class in the building in May 1991 because of In case of snow commodities will be distributed only at the First population jumps from 1,200 to "Ruidoso Downs is a small de­ criminal procedure offered by East­ sewage contamination. . Presbyterian Church in Ruidoso on all three days. 10,OGO-plus in the slimmer. He said partment and the officers are really ern New Mexico University at A proposw to merge the Ruidoso For information call 281-3355. his officers get cussed at sometimes Ruidoso. Downs and Ruidoso police depart­ close. We are pretty much like a Hazel said this is a benefit to ments also surfaced this fall, and as they direct traffic in and out of family," Angermiller said. the track, but it can be fun, too, have a class in town because most boU- city boards are studying the Ruidoso school board to meet In another area, Hazel said the of the training seseionsare either project. Hazel said he and his of­ One thing the whole department equipment in the department is ex­ can be proud ofis the fact there has in Alamogordo or Artesia. He said ficers are in favor of it because of The Ruidoso School Board's agenda for 7 p.m. Tuesday ranges cellent compared to when he first the department receives informa­ the added safety for the residents from a discussion about timelines for initiating school bus drivers never been a serious accident com­ started, He said their oldest vehicle ing in orgoing out ofthe racetrack. tion on available sessions for the and for the officers. The merging drug testing to a report from Jim Miller, administrator of the is a 1985, and the newest is a 1991. next six months to make plans. could also help the officers with Ruidoso instructional center ofEastern New Mexico Uuiversity. ''We patrol the main streets Each year the department gets a more in the summer, but in the Addy said the'board has never betteradvancement, he said. . The board meets in the district administration office next to new vehicle with assistance from turned down a request for the of­ Ruidoso Middle School. winter we get into the neighbor­ Both comn'lunities are actively the state law enforcement fund ficers to go to school. researching the feasibility of a Recommendations for employment include Stephen D, Lee as bus hoods, We have a 12-person staffall which gives about $18,000 for the year around. The one thing I love Oneproblem the Ruidoso Downs merger as far as finances are con· driver, Bella Chavez for the cafeteria atWhite Mountain Elementary purchase. police department and bo8rd faces and Sherry Latta for the cafeteria at the middle school. Resignations about it is we all get along great," cerned/ Addy said, A decision can't Hazel said. Hazel said the board has always 18 decidi.nlt on II permaneut solution be maae until that is done, Ruidoso have been submitted from Vicki Wright as bookkeeper/payroll clerk backed up the department in the for jail ceDs. Currently the city has Lu~ schoo~ Ruidoso Downs Mayor Bonnie DowDs has discovered that there is and from Servies as high secretary, . attempts to inlprove it and has al­ an agreement with Ruidoso to use a lot more to finding out this in. The board 1S scheduled to go behind closed doors to COns1~-~._ ~cJdy .saidin the past the conditiQns m.·the dep8.1'tmen1r weren't always relldy approved, the PurchaSEl of. a its jaA facilij;iell., !fazel said the formation.than tJ\el' at first sonnel evalustions and Supt. Mike Gladden's contract. neW vemCle' this' year. He llltid' he people ate usually processed at the' thoUght, SlilfiMd thti agieementt<) this pleasant, so Ruidoso Downs wants to be sure the vehicles his of. seemed to serve as a training Downs office, before t:J'oare trans­ share the jail mcility was relatively ficers drive are always safe, ported to Ruidoso. R' so Downs simple Compared to this project be­ LCMC Auxiliary offers help ground before officers went on to The budget for the department is then geta a monthly bill fur the ser­ cause it could be creating another, another community. projected at about $280,000, with vice, depending on the number of separate entity. to students in medical fields The village has worked very three fourths going to salaries. people they have to take to the fil- She said ifthe two boards find it hard at having an open door policy That leaves only about $38,000 to cility. . economically beneficial she doesn't Seniors going into a medical field or people in healthcare who in the community. She said the vil­ $42,000 for operating funds. Addy and Hazel both agree that know why anyone would be against would like to continuc their education may be able to get a little help lage has also tried to furnish the Hazel said every year the budget the shared facility has worked out it. If it isn't beneficial, the project from the Lincoln County Medical Center Ladies Auxiliary. department with OIlIl0ing educa­ gets better, but he would like to be well. Addy said the village hasically won't be pursued, Addy said. '. Applicants must have served one year in health care service in tional programs, updated equip­ able to increase his officers pay to can't afford'to build and maintain a ,Hazel said he doesn't see any Lincoln County and must be recommended for the scholarship by ment and a good atmosphere, encourage them to stay with the de­ facility that would meet the state major disadvantages to the possible their employer. The auxiliary committee will interview the' ap­ Addy said the national average partment. When he began at construction guidelines. This is merger, exrept if the two boards plicants and decide the amount of the scholarship, which usually standard is one officer for every 700 Ruidoso Downs the salary for a where a joint powers agreement is can't reach a good aJll'eement. Be covers basic entrance fees. to 900 people so the department certified officer was $600. It is now extremely beneficial for a small vil· $1,650. said . he· does understand the The recipients ofthe award must keep in contact with the auxil­ here is adequate to serve the lage, she said. RuidosLl Downs residenta' concern iary and report their grades each gradinJ! period. Each person must people. Since basic revenues from Certified officers are required by Because of the cost; the mayor that they will have to deal with of· also re-apply for a scholarship each schoofyear. the community support the depart.­ the state department to attend 80 said she doesn't see a jail filcility ficers they aren't used to. ment, it will only grow as the vil­ hours of advanced training in two being built in the near future for Applications must be submitted to the auxiliary committee by years so they don't lose their certifi­ "My main concern in this is of­ April 15. To get an application, people may contact Louise Babers or lage grows. Ruidoso Downs. The city did have a ficer safety, We look after the call and leave a message for her at LCMC. In the slimmer there is an influx cation. Hazel said this could in­ two-cell, 72-hour holdirig filcility at people, but we also'1l8Ve to watch of people, but the department has clude conferences on first line su- the old city hall that was torn down out for ourselves," Hazel said. Councilors crease will remain at the $10 a Continued from page 1A meeting level. The Village of Ruidoso Downs month, pays $50 a meeting to trustees for After the election, Capitan's new two meetings a month, and the trustees will get $25 a meeting, but mayor receives a monthly salary of ... the trustees who passed the in- from $400 to $500. Lawmakers Continued from page 1A said. "It's inlportant to know where we stand. I appreciate the Esition of my constituency, but we re part ofa statewide constituency. "Even though I was Careful to word it so that it would not inter­ fen! with the Waste Isolation Pilot Project tiger-striped young female For more information about with a pal. down. when the shelter. becomes over­ Persons interested in buYing is sh}' and wary of strangers, but SPBCks or any ofthe other.dogs and The two-year-old male was The Village ofRuidoso later this crowded. That's the current condi­ may come to the shelter to view her loyalty and protectiveness of Cllts, call Basch at 257-9841 or stop picksd up as a stray and brought to month will be looking at an or­ tion. The shelter has been over­ them. The purchases will help sup­ her sister won the heartll of shelter at the shelter on Gavilan Canyon the Lincoln County Humane dinance being tried in San Mateo, whelmed seveml times in the last port the uociety's work as do sales workers. Someone with a calm dis- Road. . Society shelter about a month ago. California. It requires owners to six months not only with litters and at its Kit 'N Kaboodles thrift shop "He gets along well with other neuter and spay their pets or be litters ofkittens and pups but also on Sudderth Drive near Arby's. dogs ana seems to like eve1')'body," subj,ect to fines. with adult dogs abando;r;J by their _. , said shelter manager Randy Basch. 'It's a win-win situation for owners. COME VISIT "He's pretty calm most of the time, everyone," Basch pointed out. "The "People will read where we had but like most of the dogs, he ~ts veterinarians receive business from to put down some animals and Some enjoyable viewing also is excited when people come to VIsit. people who· for once would be re­ come in and want to just take an available in the main shelter build- '. He is not aggressive and will bac~ quired to take care oftheir pets. animal and let·it loose in another ing orin the cattery next door. • down ifconfronted by an aggressive "They won't be losing out on fu­ town or take it to another shelter," As usual, Basch is caring for' a ­ dog." . ture business, because many of the Basch said. "The truth is that wide variety ofanimals: . . . Specks is sponsored for neuter­ owners who currently are causing animals have a better chance at -two beagle mixes with those ing by supporters of the shelter. the problem, aren't the kind of pet this Shelter than in Las Cruces or great, '111 be your friend for life" Neutering or spaying is .the biggest owner who would brinIL.a sick dog Alamogordo, where many mOl'S faces. . cost connected to adoption. When a to the. vet any way. The puppies animals are put down and they are .' -a fantastic Bassett hound dog or cat is sponsored, it greatly dropped here never come in with not keptas long. named Fred and his friend, Wanda, enluu).ces their chances ofadoption. protective shots from a vet:' "But I would mther put one the most laid-back flat-coated black .. Qualified breeders can benefit animal to sleep now than let some- retriever in the universe. . ORDINANCE NEEDED because they can obtain special li­ one take it, not get it neutered and -another flat-coated black - censes for their, businesses. not give it shots, and then end up retriever named Amigo who melts Irresponsible pet owners are the Eventually, they would have less. putting doWn its oflBpring for the when hugged~ reason private shelters and public competition from mixed breeds. next 10 years. -several Australian shepherd .pounds exist. They fail to neuter or "The village.would:'win because "Taking one animal just doesn't mixes including one unusual female spay their pets, then, like a couple the cost of pielrlng. up strays and solve the problem. And charging for with brown markinBs· last week, they dump the mother caring for them or euthimizing animals somehow gives them more -a bird dog named Doc and a· and six pups at the shelter door. them would ~ down as the problem value in the minds of the new greyhound with a loving disposition Basch or his workers point out was reduced, ' Basch said. owners, as well as ,helps to offset named Misty. that the shelter is overloaded and "But people still would have a the cost ofrabies shots, city licenses -sevemr blue heeler mixes in- the chance of survival for the pups choice of pets because realistically, and caring for them at the shelter. cludinlt one male already neutered and for the mother, whom the some owners are going to continue ''The sad thing is, !he problem named" Flecks, the survivor of a owners claim to really love, is dis­ to· dump -their pets like old furni­ could be solved. We could put an confrontation with a car. mal. But the)' tum the animals ture Y'hen the]' become ~­ end to the millions ofanimal deaths -a well-behaved and intelligent over to Basch, blaming the female eonvement or the· owners will each year by lethal injection and black and gray catahoola called for "getting herselfpregnant." They evade the law and' not spay and other means. It's up to each ofus to Maggie and her friend Sarah, a drive away; having unloaded onto neuter." be responsible pet owners." b~ Labrador. the taxpayer and the shelter, the To ensure that peote who fail to -Poly one of the brothers of "problem" they created. comply with the man tory neuter­ APPLIANCES Roly and Poly, golden retriever­ Spaying and neutering are one­ ing ordinance do not just abandon chow mixes featured reCently as time expenses th8.t can save the litters, the San Mateo shelters have A benefactor of the society pets ofthe week. owner and the public much more set up contained night drop oft' recently donated some large plants, -two attractive and friendly SPECKS • SPECIALS GOOD WHILE SUPPLI~S LAST. 'PRICES EFFECTIVE FEB. 9-15. 1992 Sell ~LL ALAMOGORDO, Your CLOUDCROFT, CAPITAN AND , I. Don't CARRIZOZO LOCATIONS Wants !Express in . <> .• . Your Feelings I The I Ruido~o. .with. aGift.lJ. .Distincti,on..:'.' 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The Ruidoso News has opened regional manager for the Raljon the two hired artist Debbie Jones to Ruidoso; includes wire copy and a branch office in AlamoJ!01'do to newspllper chain, said his company round out the advewsinll' staff. , KinA: Syndicate features. The cir· serve as headquarters for the Sun­ is pleased to be the new contrllctor Jones, who has expenence work· cullition is growing in Capitan, Lin. burl!t the Holloman Air Force Base for the Holloman Sunburst. It's the ing with advertising agencies in coin and Carrizozo through the weeKly1 newspaper., ' , third sucl1 military contract for Ral­ Texas, works closely with advertis· zoned edition unveiled inJanuary. jon, and the first for the Ruidoso of· ing representatives Phyllis Hud- "It filla the gap for people who Publisher Sammy ,Lopez an­ fice., ' IqIln and Claudia Gumbert. want just a little state, national nounced that the branch office is, , and world news," said Jarrell. open now to serve the advertising "It's an exciting time to have this needs of the two-county shopping contract, with alr the new activity ,The Ruidoso News, published The Reporter also includes area that includes Otero and Lin- at Hollomon," said Lope,z. He said Monday and Thursday, is distrib- maps, coming events, crossword coln counties. • he's particularly pleased to offer uted to more than 6,000 homes puzzle and other games and quizzes Raljon's regular advertising each edit~~. , and a horoscope. The Sunburst edition of The customers a chance to capitalize on In addition to The News, a free Lopez said.his company wants to, Ruidoso News is located at 12QO all the additional people expected ' !"ee~y ;"ewspaper, ~e Rep.orter, hel\' area buameases, and with The North White Sanda Boulevard, to spend tim..at Holloman over the 18 ~stributed 10 RU!doso, Lmcoln, Ruidoso ' News, the zoned Suite lU, in Alamogordo. The tele­ next few years.' Capitan and Carnzozo. Future Reporter and the Sunburst, Ral- phone numberis 437-6727. , ,plana, include zoned editions in ,jon products can do justthat. Lo/*'z announced that he has To purcl1ase an ad in t~ Sun- Mescalero and Tularosa. 'We've got something for every- recnnted Suzy Pitts, a veteran in burst, a Friday weeklY that is dis- body," said Jarrell. "Buying ads the advertising field, as the man­ tributed free to all base housing "Poopl" really love The from our staff is kind of like going ager' and advertising executive for and offices, contact Pitts or Mills. Reporter," said Jarrell, who edits to the cafeteria, where you can get Decker is new office manager the Sunburst edition. ' For more infonnation, call The that Wednesday weekly, as well as justwhat you want. Sunburst edition office mana~ , Ruidoso News /it ~67-4001. The Ruidoso NeW.&. ' Mark Decker, 38, has been hired as office manager and classified sales representative Lopez said this contract is in The tabloid-sized pa'p!r is totally "And ifyou don't know what you at Seeley & Company Insurance. Decker previously is Tracy Mills. keeping with the expansion and different than The Ruidoso News, want, set up an appointment with was with the Lynch-Shulse Agency in Alamogordo. The Sunburst edition office is reorganization he has b,een oversee- which is the community newspaper one of our ad reps and our artist, Decker handles all, lines of insurance; personal, open from 8 a.m. to noon and 1-6 ingin Ruidoso. ~ that serves all ofLincoln CoUnty. and they'll help you come up with a p.m. Monday through Friday. Lopel!: oamed editor Frankie Jar- The Reporter, with a circula- concept and design and produce commercial, life and health. Seeley, on Sudderth Lopez, who also serves as rell general manager last fall and tion of more than 3,000 just in your ad." Drive and Park Avenue, is a full service agency. .. Good grades payoff for these students .. Four local stndents were recent­ Elementary and Myra llomero or National tax preparers offer, ' ly sel&cted as winners in the Good Ruidoso DOWDS, & sixth grader at GradeB program sponsored by Ruidoso Middle School. United Mew Mexico Bank. , free service to help taxpayers BiCYcle winners selected were , All 3tudents in grade kindergar­ Eva ,Reyes of Ruidoso, a third ten through sixth were eligible to, President Bush's order to immediately reduce income tax with­ grader at White Mountain participate. Students were iillowed 11 holding is contrary to the desire of many U.S. taxpayers that will Elementary and Jeremy Lucero 'of to register for each itA,It "+," or '18 backfire when the working men and women of America discover San Patricio, a second grader also they received .on their report cards there are smaller and fewer refunds in 1993, according to Thomas M. atWhite Mountain Elementary. for the prevIOus nine w&eks. A Blocl1, president and chiefoperating~cerofH&R Block, Inc. Winners of the $26 savings ac­ bicycle and a $25 savings account David R. Whatley of tIui local H&R Block office said m8ll)' tax­ counts were, Angela Zagone of were awarded for age groups K-2 payers will be shocked next year when they discover they will owe Ruidoso, a first grader at N~b Hill and 3·6. ' money instead of receiving their refund cl1eck. The average annual ~ederal refund was more than$900 lastyear, he said. In order to hell' taxpa~ maintain the annual refund they have come to expect, H & RBlock will prepare new W-4 forms free. I Under the program, a taxpayer can COIne to the firm's more than 7,000 offices nationwide and receive thiS free service. " "We'll belnindi-ridualll betvJ,~ withholding Bs'it'iiI'n'inr rli~' than ha' itclmnged," said tley. ' ,..' ,.... New:olding rules can,be instituted without an act of Con­ gress and will be automatic, whether or not employees want the new' rules to apply. Employees who want to witbholil at the current.level in orderto ensure a refund, will have to fill out a new W-4 form. • She's back Apple Council reorganize's .Janet Parrish, formerly of the, Perfect Ten Hair New Mexico apple growers have banded together to form a new Salon has joined the staff of Duran Duran Hair apple counciL Designers at 510 Mechem, Suite B. She Invites her "rhe New Mmrlco A\,ple Council will serve the Btate'S individual former customers and friends to stop by and say growers by providing information about orcl1ard management and "hello." Parrish f?ays she has some fresh ideas and potential markets. the newest hair design, colors and perms. Duran Esteban Herrern, New Mexico State University Extension horticulturiat, says the Apple Council had not met since 1982, when Duran's telephone number is 257-4277. the last llOuncil presidentmoved to anotlier state. The growers reorganized in Dooember 1991 in Alb!UPlerque dur­ Forest Service schedules public hearings ing the Conference on Frost InJury and Frost Control m Apl'le Or­ ch8rds. Las Vegas apple growers JuanA. Sandoval Was el&cteil pres­ Seven public meetings to review comments on the proposala. ident ofthe new council. proposed Changes to trana'llOrlation system of roads and trails in the The RUidoso hearingis setfor: .teremy ,Lucero and Eva Reyes, both students at White The Apple Council will meet three times sacl1 year. Herrera says ,Mountain Elementary, win bikes from the United New Mex­ council member will pool their resources and be'able to accomplish Lincoln National Forest are scl1ed~ •, many tasks that.indiVidual growers could not. ,uled forFehruary and March. From 3 ]I.m. to 6 ~March ico Banks good grades program for theirs'9mesfer grades. The meetings will allow inter- 7 at the Smokey Bear' Sta- Reyes earned 26 As, while Lucero said he had gotten a lot eated partie~ to submit written tion, 901 Mechem Drivein RuidOl!o, of As. •'

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, Coming Up ~ Brockman & Grapentine 7 p.m.-HONDO VAI.I.E¥ PUBLIC SCHOOLS will have a school board meeting in the school library. announce a 10 a.m.-NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF RETmED FEDERAL E~LOYEES (NARFE) will meet at K=Bob's Restaurant. The ~gram'will Valentine's by on the subject ofnuclear waste and the MRS. . '. ~ . '. . Day wedding 11 a.m.-EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS- --11:60 a.m.-TEPEE LOUNGE will be serving CARRIZOZO ROADRUNNERS will meet at the orange barbecue chicken ovm: rice, se.'soned green Lanell Brockman of Roswell Otero Electric Co-op in Carrizozo. Annie Withers beans, hot rolls, pHis colada cake, and tea or coffee. announces the engagement and will be teaching a workshop in'decorating T-shirts, The cost is $6 per person and reservations are re­ approachinff, marriage of her sweatshirt, etc. Please bring 3 yards of· 3 different quired. For more infunnation or reservations csll daUghter, atriela Ann Brock­ colors of ribbon 1/8-112" width,fabric l'Bints; sels- Rebecca Dw:hamat Ruidoso High School, 2514910. man ofRoswell, to Danny David . sors and· a cardboard large enou,h to fit inside of Grapen.tine of. Chadron, r~:.shi~and a glue gun. Also brJllg a dish for Pllt- Nebraska. . The groom-to-be is the son of 11:30 -a.m.-1:30 p.m. and again from 5-8 ST. VALENTINES DAY MEMORIAl. POW- Jean Bush of Corpus Christi, p.m.-8KI APACHE IlANDICAPPED SKUmS ·WOW at the Mescalero Community Center with Texas. ASSOCIATION will serve its annual benefit en­ gourd dancing from .6-7 p,m. Friday and a grand chilada dinner at the Bull RinI>: on Mechem Drive. entry at 7 p.m. followed bY inter-tribal dancing. On The couple p~ to marry at Tickets cost $6 for adults and: $3 for children 12 Saturday, gourd d~ will be from 12:30 to 6 7 p.m. on Valentine's Day, Fri­ and under and may beJlurchased at the door. A no­ p.m.; supper £rom 6 to p.m.; gourd dancing from . daYI February 14, at 202 Wing­ host bar will be available. For further infurmation, 6-7 p.m. and another Fand entry at 7 p.m. All prin­ fiela Drive in Ruidoso. contact SAllSA at 336-4416. . cesses, dancers and smgers have been invited, and .thepublic is encoura~ to attend Host northern A reception is planned un-. _ 7 p.m.-AI,zOElMERS SUPPORT GROUP drwD. is Red Dawn of Santo DomingQ and Mst mediately following the wid meet at Dr. Michael Hickey's office, 1618 In­ southern drum is AIliace West ofAlbuquerque. ceremony. dian Wells Road. This is a two-hour sharing session PATRICIA BRC/)CKMAN, DANNY D. GRAPENTINE to promote understanding and public awareness of , , the disease. The topic ofthe meeting will be a dis­ , • cussion of the stages of Alzheimel's' disease. The 8-Midnight-COUNTRY & WESTERN meeting is open to the public and refreshments will DANCE at the Capitan Fair Building sponsored by il~ be~rved . Hondo 4-H Boosters. Lonestar E.xPress will play. Eat an enchilada w you'help Acbnission will be $4 per person, $7 per couple and $10 perfamily (limit is 4). 9 a.m.-EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS- the handicapped ski· ers program· CORONA will meet at Rohin Phitrer's home to car­ , pool to Alam9gordO. The members are celebrating 7 p.m.-CAPITAN MEET-THE- by YVONNE LANELLI 'En.joy a line meal of red and Bull Ring will offer a no-host bar. their club's 60th anniversary. Their regular meet­ CANDIDATES NIGHT, sponsored by the Capitan Special 10 The News green enchiladas, beans and rice Proceeds .further the work of ingwill btl Thursday, February 27. Chamber of Commen:e, will be at the Capitan . Tomorrow is Enchilada Dinner from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and SAHSA who provide lessons and SchoolFoyer. The modemtor will.be Mary- ShankI" Day to benefit Ski ApaChe Hand­ agam from 6-8 p.m. ellnipment at no cost to persons of 9:15 a.m.-EX'I'ENSION HOMEMAKERS­ icapped Skiers Association Tickets cost $6 for adults and $3 all ages and disabilities. CAPI'l'AN will meet at the fairgrounds and carpool (SAHSA) at the Bull Ring for t;hose aged 12 and under. Tick­ For further information, csll to Nina Ross's home, where she will teach the Restaurant. ets pIlly be purchased at the door. SAHSA at 336-44~6. group to make tote-bags. Everyone should bring a 11 a.m.-6 p.m.-BLOOD DRIVE, sponsored by yard of fabric (preferably quilted),' scissors, pins, Lincoln County Medical Center AlIlriliary, in the needles, thread and a thimble. ITpeople do not wish hospital annex, located next door west ofthe hospi­ Chamber Music Festival to present to make a tote bag, bring yarn scraps and a coat tal. A serious shortage of donors exists due to loss hanger to make yarn dusters.. · of'eligibility ofmilitary who served in the Persian ·Gul£ All who can donate blood are Urged to do so. Harrington string quartet in concert 11 "a.m.-FIFTH ANNUAL CROSS ~OUR . HEART CUP ski race at Ski Apache's Smokey 1 p.m.-EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS-LA The Ruidoso Chamber Music Harrington String Quartet leaped States and is m-resident at West Bear NASTAR. Sign up at .the Ski Apache Ski JUNTA AND RUIDOSO-HONDO VAU.E¥ will Festival will present the Harring- into the national spotlight in 1987 Texas State University. School desk. A $6 entry fee includes two runs, e~ have a i.oiot meeting at the Senior Citizens Center ton String Quartet in concert at when they captured the coveted ina drawin for a private ski lesson and il post-moo in SlIn Patrielo. Hubert Quintana will speak about. 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, fTh:d prize at the FischoffNational Tickets are priced at $7.50 for -awards at 6 p.m. At eMa ~1!Wca Restaurant. adults and $4 for students and are ~ :ecnr~ti:!i~i~~~e:ttm~,~+" "~~~~\:~~}Jlc;-~:l ~~~~q~,C::~~~g\f ~o For I" ',"' tion""ealnllm:.'4S57., ? .., . - available at the Aspen 1"ree in I w'w MescaleroTrailm.Rmdoso. VIolins, VIola and cello, peiforms 10 Ruidoso, or from canvassers. For Accordinil'to a press release. the concert throughout the United more infurmation, call 267-4088.

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• Sports . W arriorsstrike .out in weekend dis~rict games . . The Ruidoso Warriors boys bas­ in free throws, making 29 of 35 DeVara each had eight points. a 5-0 record to finish the mstround ketball teall1 struck out on the shots, which is a phenomenal per- The C team also faced Cobre on of district ]llay. Deming .was close court this weekend against two dis­ centage, Wright said. He said the Friday but couldn't quite come up behind with a 4--1 record, while the trict opponents. players have been working on this with a win although they played Warriors went without a win in this The Warriors made it a close, ex­ all season, but this is the best they tough. The final score was 58-63. round. On the season their record is citing game on Friday when they have done. Leading scorer was Jim Paul Whip- 5-12. took on Cobre, who was also win­ Both Eric Evans and Darin pIe with 19 points. Zack Turner Wright said the team is going to less in the district so fur this sea­ Davis had nine points and five scored 16 points, while Blaise try haM this round to imptove 8nd son. At the end of the first quarter rebounds to assist the Warriors in Magooshboy had 11 points. beat some of the disb'ict teams. the Warriors were only down 11-12 the game against Cobre. Wally On Saturday the three teams Three ofthe games will be at home, and kept it within one point to the Murillo had eight points and was traveled to Silver City to take on including the game Fri~y against. balfwhen it was 28-29. four of four on field goals. He also the foUrth ranked team in the Socorro which starts at 5:15 p.m. Coach lIl'orm Wnght said the had seven steals which sparked the state. Wright said it was· al). in~ "The main reason for. our losses Warriors came out sluggish in the Warriors for their fourth quarter credible rough night for the team is how we app~ch the game. Ifwe . third quarter and were outscored revival. Robert Sayner also scored and its plar.era. The '*arriors can go out and' play likS we know 11-26. He said the boys' charged eight points, all from free throws. scored 32 to Silver's 85. we can, we can beat these teams;" back into the fourth quarter to out­ JeffChapman had seven points and Wright said it was a much more he said. score Cobre 31-21. The final score was five for six from the charit;.y physical game than they had The JV team is now 6-6 after was 70-76. . line. . td~ed this season, and the referees lo.sinll' to Silver on Saturday. The 'We came back and played ex­ Wright said the difference in the . 't call many fouls. The War­ Wamors tried to keep it close, but tremely well. We made a run at game was that the.Warriors had 27 riors only made it to the free throw were defeated 56-78. The leading them but couldn't quite catch turnovers, while Cobre had just 20. line eight times in the game com­ scorer was Cox· with 12 points. them," Wright said. . .Turnovers have plagued the War- pared to 35 in the game Friday Varnadore scored nine.. The tOp scorer fot the Warriors riors all season, but at times the night. The C team was also defeated by was Jaime Ordorica with 21 points. players have been able to overcome No one made it in to double fig- Silver, 32-67. Magooshboy domi­ He had a sizz~:ght at the free them for a victory. ures, but Davis did have seven nated·the court for the Warriors' ef­ Jimmy Varnadore goes over the top to score for the War­ throw line by' . g ten out often. The junior varsity team had a points to lead the Warriors. Evans fort and scored 24 points. Wright said Ordorica has been little better luck ngainst the Cobre had six points, while Ordorica and Both boys and girls C teams will riors at a recent basketball game. The Warriors have gone doing excellent in shooting, and at Indians and won 55-43. The leading Saynereacl1 had five. be in action on Tuesday when they without a win in the first round of dIstrict play, but hope to a practice last week he made 72 scorers were Chapman wi~ 10 'They were just too big for us. It battle the. Deming Wildcats start­ change that around when they host Socorro at 5:15 p.m. free throws straight. points, while Jeff Cox, JlDllIIy was a mismatch," Wright said. ing at 4 p.m. at the high school on Friday. As a team the Warriors did well Varnadore, Davis and Rick;y. The victory for Silver gave them gym. Wrestlers ready for district meet

by KRISTIE SULZBACH weight class as he was pinned by a cated as Portillo was, in control for Ruidoso News Staff Writer returning state champion, Sarano. most of the match. He now has a The Warrior wrestling team Scott Stricklin pmned his o~ 28-4-1 reCord and is hunting for a membenl took it a little easier this ponent in the second period to WIn disbict mid posaible state weekend at the district duals in m the 135 pound Weight class. At championship. Alamogordo, before they tune up for 140 pounds Chris Carusona was At 171 pounds Mario Sanchez one more tournament and then the beaten by Maynes, who is also a wrestled well and defeated his op­ disbict competition. . returning state champion. ponent. Ames said Sanchez had Coa£h Gerald Ames said the The Warriors forfeited six taken a couple weeks offand looked Warriors dualed the two teams weight classes in their loss to good in this match. At heavyweilfht they had not met yet this year, Deming, but several wrestlers had Robert Murry did an impressive Job Cobre and Deming, and were home good matches. Johnson added to and kept the match close until the e~~r.' The Warriors have not the team points wit.h a furfeit at third period, but his opponent d ed Silver City but they did not 103 pounds: At 112 pounds Pierto pulled away in the last minutes. attend this meet. was defeated, and' Joe Zinn was Ames said he did an excellent In the dual against Cohrs, the also beaten at 145 pounds. Matt job for not wrestling very many .-..... ~?, Warriors took nine wrestlers but Bates put up a good fight but lost to matches this season. The final

had forfeit four weight classes Reggie Rios in the 152 pound score ofthe dual was 36-48. -",' .J', • to , -to, '_ _ and lost the match 36-38. At 103 weight cla·ss. Ames said the Warriors will be POunds Gunner Johnson was Poncho Port;illo ~Rt u.p his wiJ),- at the New Mexico Milital'Y In- .' ~~e;u~sbyD:~t C::~~u~::' P:.~t='Y6-3at~:att:OS:~ :"~':tetoU;iErnEt :v~:m~~~ '" Warrlbr wrt'isller keijpl!l'hlEr'ljpPonEtflt un- . wtestlers are dOhS foy the'$~ason, the var­ sta~of Pierto also ran up against tough weight class. Ames said the match teams, inc uding Carlsbad and dar control at the the second peri­ sity Is preparing to go into a/strict competi­ luck in his match at the 112 pound wasn't as close as the score indi- Tucumcari. od of a match. Although the junior varsity tion on February 22 at Goddard.

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Monday,Fobruary 10. 19921 The Ruldoao Nawa/7A ! Countyml!nicipal elections are just around the corner .I The clock is winding down and For the first time, voters in delineate the boundaries of the Consolidated Precincta 6, 8 and 10 Joan Bailey - Judge/Clerk' February 27 is the last day that the March a municipal election is Ruidoso will vote in precineta. precincta. absentee ballots may be mailed ,I Ann Evans - Presiding Judge just around the corner: Those who reside in precincts 7 The following Precinct Board Fred Fryer - Judge Alternates from the Municipal Clerk's Office. Ruidoso voters will go to the poll and 9 within the municipal bound­ Membera have been appointed: Inez Tanner. Judge Ed Hy:tnan They will be accepted in the office to· choose three councilors for a aries will vote at the Ruidoso Public Genevieve Sewell - Clerk Marian Hyman through March 2. four-rear term from a list of five Library, Consolidated Precincta 7 and 9 Rodolfo LugD', Jr. Clerkl Translotor On election day. March 3, polls candidates. • Precincta 6, 8, and 10 within the Jackie Rawlins-Presiding Judge There will be a Precinct Board will be open from 8 a.m. to 7 p,m. The candidate in order of their municipal boundaries will vote at , Calvin Cowden - Judge Election School on February 24 at Municipal elections alao are appearance on the ballot will be: the White Mountain School Gym­ Michele Taylor - Judge/ Alternates the Ruidoso Public Library at 1:30. scheduled in Corona, Carrizozo, nasium. , Clerkll'ranslator Judy Shaw The public is invited. , Ruidoso Downs and Capitan. Patricia M. Expinosa Absentee voters will vote at the Lisa Jackson - Clerk Merle Bryant Absentee ballots or further in­ The same tinles, dates and dead­ FrankT. Cummins office of the Municipal Clerk. 313 formation on the election may be lines apply in all the municipal' J.D. James Cree Meadows Drive. Alternates Absentee Precinct obtained by contacting Municipal elections. For further information, JerryG, Shaw The Ruidoso News will print a Shirley Atwood Earline Phillips- Preaiding Judge ,Clerk Tammie Maddox, 313 Cree call your municipal clerk or village Jess W. Stinson map prior to the election that will Florence Stubbs Jenne Sims - Judge/clerk Meadows Drive, phone 258-4343. hall,

, . Race iIi the 5th annual The Dreamer • . Cross Your Heart Cup • Honest Abe Lincoln retnetnbered by YVONNE L,Q,NELLI In addition to trophies, racers Special to The 'News are eligible for prizes donated by • • Lincoln's Birthday we say here, but it can never forget what they Ski for fun, a trophy or prize ,arious merchants. Abraham Lincoln, our sixteenth president, Wednesday at the fifth annual "And we're working on more did here. It is for us the living rather to be . " was born';n a log cabin in Kentucky, February dedicated here to the unfinished. work which Cross Your Heart Cup ski race. . pnzes. 12,1809. they who fought here have thu.. far so nobl! Fun begins. at 11 a,m: on ,,Trophies and prizes will be 'Although he grew up on the frontier and advanced. It is rather for us to be here dedi­ Smokey Bear NASTAR as out­ awarded at the post race party at 6 lived a life of "rustic toil," and had very little cated to the great task remaining before rageously costwned women and p.m. at Casa Blanca Restaurant, of­ schooling, he became not only one of our.. Il&-'-that from these honored dead we take in­ girls (and a few secure ~ysl) vie for ficial race sponsor. Party highlighta greatest preaidents, but also a giant on the creased devotion to that cause for which they 'the titles of Best B®bs, Biggest also include viewing the official scene. of world history. It has been said that gave the last full measure of devotion-that Flirt and other dubioy.s honors, as race video produced by Ski more words of praise have been written about we here highly resolve that these dead shall well as fastest woma\'l on the hill, Apache's own Dave Anderson and Abraham Lincoln than of any mortal man. He not have died in vain, that this nation under (Fellas compete as 'Ilootaies-4guys drawing for the private lesson. dressed as galsl) I , was beloved throughout his neighborhood, his' Robert Burns. God ..hall have a new birth of freedom, and The $5 entry fee includes two. nation and the world. The poems ofBums inspired him to see the that government of the people, ~y the people, ''We'll award trophies for fajstest TunS, the party and automatic At six feet three, he was our second tallest true value of his fellow man regardless of for the people, shall not pensh from the twes in four different age cartori­ entry in the drawing for a free pri­ preaident,next to George Washington and . rank, wealth or station. A line from one of earth." " es that begin with twelve an \li1­ vate lesson from a certified Ski der and go up to forty-plus," ex- L;rndoll Johnson, both aix feet four. lIe was a Burns' poems on this theme is ''T)l.e rank ia Our Own Legacy Apache ski instructor: The official gIant in strength, needing only three strokes plairied race organizers. ' commemorative souvenir headband but the Guinea's stamp: the man's the Gold, From Honest Abe "Trophies for first place in'seven with the axe to split a'foot-and-a-half wide log for A'that." The State of New Menco came close to is only $3. Sign up at the Ski into four fence rails. costume catelP'ries, includiIlg Toot­ Apache ski school desk, 336-4357. Through a God-given insight into the na­ being named Lincoln. And then the regional aie Diviaion,' inclUde the new cate­ Like George Washington, before him, ,Lin­ Lincoln COUDo/ took in one fourth ofthe entire Cross Your Heart Cup claims no ture of humanity and the deeply spiritual na­ gories (If Foxy Fifties and $exy Six­ connection with any lingerie com­ coln was the champion wrestler of his home ture, Lincoln became a lireat master ofconvey­ state comprismg seven present day counties, region. ties." " pany. ing his ideas and sf!lltiments to his fellow man the largest county in the United States, the in American and world wide. ' size ofthe state otIndiana, The capital ofthis To match his ,physical strength he was a His Gettysburg address ia conaidered wide­ original county was little Lincoln, before thare Obituary man ofhigb intelligence, abiding honesty and ly as one oftha p-eatest utterances ofall time. was an Alamogordo or a Roswell. deep compassion for all life. The Encyclopedia Brittanica in ita section on • Today as you look out at the American flag His legendary honest earned him the nick­ Abraham Lincoln devotes a full page in large floating in a light southern breeze, with the Arcadia Brady is dead at 80 name "HonestAbe." The,story is told ofbow he print to the address. It is engraved in stones Vale all glowing in a light gold and silvery half walked several miles to return a few pennies at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C, light with a blue and gray sky overhead, you Arcadio "Ike" Brady, the last Chief in the early 1970s'in Gover­ that he had accidentallyllvercharged a woman And you can find it in the back pages of the are filled with happiness in knowing we live in living grandson of Sheriff William nor Bruce King's first administra­ who had bought something in the store in Webs!'-e!'s Collegiate Dic?-0nary on the page one of the most beautiful spots of the ori~ Br,'ldy, who was shot and killed by tion. which he was working. '. .. explaJ'mng the proof-reading marks for News­ county - our own mountain homeland - our Billy the Kid, died recently. He was Brady was born in Lincoln to One time when he was riding through the paper printing. Lincoln County. let us send up a prayer fs . 1. pound trimmod bonoless beof top 1 small while onion, thlnry sliced Lib.todo Tom. sirloin steak. cut-3/4 Inch thick ' 1 cup ollcod fresh mushrooms l'.Iory lilonilz 1 teaspoon garlic powder. dlvldod 1/3 cup chopped walnulo . "Ilolc.1f!o"", 1/4 tea9poon freshly ground black 1/4 teupoon chili powder ~ pepper t tablespoon dairy BOur CRlam ,i "1 ... 15..92 2 ",...poono vegetable 011. ·dlVlded 2 tablespoons drained. chopped •

8AI The RuIdoso News I Monday. February 10. 1992 ·State·officialhasn~tforgotten the folks who elected hiIn State Corporation Commissioner job classifications and improved op- day between the service here and in other staffer on the Ruidoso retreat, to provide training for rural fire de­ who helped bini get elected. Louis Gallegos brought his ap­ erations in the department. Hobbs and Carl,!lbad," said Gal- said Gallegos has been behind a partments at the ENMU-Clov.is 'You pick up a lot ofinformation pointed staff to Ruidoso recently to ''We're trying to break up the fa- legos. plan to"improve training for state branch tbrough videotapes. out there: people really need our evaluate their accomplishments voritism system," slrid Gallegos. In the transportation area, too, firefighters. Gallegos.said his bil!, to Ruidoso help," said·Gallegos. and plan for the rest of his six-year ''We've got to get away from politi- Gallegos and his staff put a high The SCC oversees the State Fire is just one of many he II take this . To reach Gallegos, call the SCC term. cal and hire people who are better priority on compliance for trucking Marshal and tile State Fire Acad­ year, as he travels the state to meet inSanta Fe at 827-4600, or write to Gallegos, a Democrat, also took qualified. firms and truckers. If a truck emy in Socorro. with people, see what's going on PO Drawer 1269 in Santa Fe, time to host a party and thank the He admitted the department has doesn't meet the state specifica­ Gallegos initiated a pilat project and thank hismanv supporters 87504-1269. county Democratic party leaders grown from 140 employees to 178, tions, the'SCC enforcement division who helped him win the race that but counts that as a plus, since his wants that truck offthe roads. placed liim on the powerful com- commission has beefed up enforce- "Safety comes before everything mission. . ment and added techuical employ- in' transportation," said Gallegos. The three-member State Corpo­ ees, engineers and. economists, to SCC oversees insurance com­ ration Commission (SCC) is created try to :keep abreast of the ~st- parP~s anlPhas to conduct public by the New Mexico Constitution as moving industry the SCC is hea~over rate changes. a regulatory agency to protect the charged with overseeing. ''We ve got. to get tougher with consumer, the p'ublic interest and "This allows the Commission to insurance companies," said Gal­ the indllBtries It regulates. Those do a better job for the public," said lagos. "I think we could do a. better indusbies include transportation, Gallegos, noting that when it comes job." , inSurance companies and communi­ to checking rates and service, his Travis Shugart, a GallegoS ap­ cations. commission sends people out·into pointee, said a lack of unity has ''Telephone will be a major issue tbe field and conduct on-site sur- . held the SCC back. in the next six months," said Gal­ veys and investigations. . Every two years one ofthe three legos while on retreat in Ruidoso. In the past, complaints from the commissioners runs for a six-year With the deregulation, each long­ public often fell on deaf elllI'8, said term.. . distance carrier has to be licensed G,allegos, who,is proud of his a~d ''Unless you've got unit, it's hard to provide operator services' in New !ris employees response to publ,ic to get anything done. Gallegos and Mexico. mput. " .. commissioners Eric Serna and "I vote against them every time," Gallegos 18 particul~ly ~tical Jerome Block have alternated the said Gallegos, who says he always of the telephone SlllV1ce m the clIairmanship of the SCC· and puts the consumers' needs first. Ruidoso area.covered by nTE. He Block has been critical of both Gal­ Travis Shugart and Marie MacLauchlan Corporation Commissioner Louis Gallegos Looking back at his term thus said he met with GTE and Contel legos and Serna. All three com- are pictured on retreat in Ruidoso with (center). far, Gallegos and his a{lpointees are over the two companies' merger. missioners are Demor.r"ts. State Corporation Commissioner Louis proud of the way theyve upgraded "There's a difference ofnight and Marie MacLaucl1lan., (jhillegos' Gallegos. , Mid-school science fair winners'announced

Ruidoso Middle SclIool .Science . Fair results were reported....bY-.. teacl1er Jackie Branum as follmvs: - BEHAVIORAL: First place-Jill Parbidge, second place-tie-Heather Stover and Billy Garcia, third place-Chris Ortega. Special awards: Joseph Moreno and Josh Botella, .' BOTANY: First place-Corrie Garcia second place-Anita Aguilar, thirdplllce-Grlseldal Rodriguez. Special awards: Megan Kumler, Michelle Dominguez, Scott Davis, Byron Soules, Justin Weber. CHEMISTRY: First· place-Heidi Johnson, second place-Matt Ensor, third place-Jessica Dixon, honorable mention-Lalo Espinoza. Special awards: Heather Blosser and Kevin Davis. EARTHISPACE: First place­ Sarah Hubbard, second place- . Nicole Coca, third place-Rex Com­ anche•.spe~JL~d-Jake Sanchez. EN'GINEERING: . First place­ Kirk McGee, second place-Nicki Adamson, third place-Tonr Trijill0i JACKIE FISHER special awards-Jose Prieto and Wayne Shepard. Ruidoso Middle School Science Fair win- and fair at the school last week. (Photo by" ENVIRONMENTAL: First ners pose for a .picture after the exhibition Robyn Johnson) l!:Ce-MiclIael Baill!.Y' second. place- Candidate for a state . daay Willard, third place-Cory place-Shannon Gray, third place- Cannella and Rody Sparks tie, see- BEST OF THE SHOW and $75 Hood, special awards·Danny Myra Romero, special award- ond place-Mark Russell, bOnd-Shannon Conley. Schrader. Jason Wilson, Stephsnie Naron, Jesse Fromknecht. MeMi~Wo~I~i.oGY: First place- De:~~~~~. ~ pla::~ GLOBAi:AWARD TROPHY and job stops by Ruidoso Selena Dewey, second place-Baeca Corona third place-Corrina Reed. $50 bond -first pJace-Kody &arks. ME:DICINElHEALTH: First Wozny. PRINCIPALS TROPHY and $50 GLOBAL AWARD TROPJrf and , place-Shannon Conley, second PHYSICS: First place-Donna bond-Sarah Hubbard. $50bond second place-Kirk McGee. Jackie Fisher, mayor of Grants, of unity on the State Corporation bas announced that he'll be a candi­ Commission, and is convinced he date in the Democratic Primmy fur can open up communications and nomination to the State Corpora­ work well with the other com­ Pow-Wow is scheduled this weekend tion Commission. missioners for the benefit of the Fishar, a native New Mexican, state and the consumers. Dancers will remember veterans The public is invited to attend. hoou. . left us to dance and sing with the was in Ruidoso recently to He has held positions with the who served'this country when they and see dancers from' throughout Host northern drum will be Red oreatSpirit. local and state Democratic Party meet for the 4th Annual St. Dawn of Santo Domingo and host campaign fur a slot on the three­ the state. Princesses, dancers and . "ThiS Pow-Wow.is an observance member regulatory agency thaw organizations and was an active Valentines Day: Memorial Pow­ ~ersfrom many bibes have been southern drum will be Alliance to recognize and memorialize tliose overseas the transportation, com­ member of the State Central Com­ Wow Friday and Saturday, Febru­ inVIted. West of Albuquerque. Hear singer Indian people living or those who munications and insurance agen­ mittee. He served as state presi­ ary 14 and 15, in the Mescalero Head man dancer will be Ray will be Bernard Duran of Picuris bave lefl; 118. Be it: a dear friend, cies in New Mexico. dent of the Young Democrats of Community Center. Aguilar of San Felipe Pueblo. Gina Pueblo in Old Laguna. relative, husband, wife! children Fiaher was born in Tucumcari New Mexico, a national organiza­ Dancing begins at 5 p.m. Friday R. Klinekole of the . Mes­ Bruce Kllnekole all, whose fam­ and those veterans who !Ought and and raised in Santa Rosa where he tion. and continues through the -;~, caleraiComanclIelApaclIe tribes will. ily is sponsoring the Memorial Pow­ lost their lives so that we IndiAn lived with bis finai]y until they He has owned and operated and again from 12:30 p.m. . travelfrom Three Rivers to leadthe Wow, encourages the public to visit people can live in this free land. moved to Grants in 1958. Jackie Fisher Realty for 14 years in late Saturdaynight. pow-wow as head lady dancer. the Mescalero Community Center ''We Indian peOl!,le. !1r& a great He's a real estate appraiser. and Grants. Gourd dancing will be first on Jerry Hmjo, Creek/Choctaw of and enj03' the colorful dances. family to tile Great 8pirit. holds a broker's licens, an ap­ the program from 5-7 p.m. Friday, Albuquerque, will be head gourd "Loved ones cannot be forgot­ praiser's license and a broker's in­ State Corporation Commissioner with a grand entry at 7 p.m. dancer. ten," reads tile invitation to the "So come dance with US in Mes­ surance licens for life, health, prop­ Louis GalleEOs, a Democrat, is sup­ Gounl dancing is on the sched­ Master of ceremonies will be memorial dances. "They may be C41ero on this weekend of good erty and casualty. porting Fisher in his ,bid to join the ule Saturday afternoon with a Nipper Tiddark, a member of the here with us on this beautiful and friendship and love toward one an- l1'isher is concerned over the lack three-m.ember board. grand entry at 7 p.m. Saturday•. Comanche tribe from Apache,Okla- precious e.arth or they niay have othet," .

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And then there was one... Jen Thomsen (far left) won the Ruidoso Middle School Science 'Fair by spelling . "condemn." The six final.lsts are (abOve) Matthew Ensor, Jen Thomsen,Sneha Sharma, Lisa Reyes, Billy Garcia and Chase Hamp­ ton. The field grew smaller and smaller In the annual spelloff that finally pitted the winner· and second place JENTHOMSEN speller Billy Garcia (left). Very'special dalmatibn is looking for very, very special.place to live

• by DIANNE STALLINGS and come. She loves to fetch and She's primarily an indoor dog, al­ Ruidoso News Staff Writer pIay:with II rope. She won't beg at though she enjoys a good run in her A four-year-old, well-trained dal­ table. owner's fenced acreage. - matian is UJI for adoption through . "S,be eats in her playpenlbed and the Lincoln County Humane sleeps in it during the daytime," Society. . "She talks and sings, and she en­ Wilhelmina's owner 1!aid. "At night, joys going for rides in the car. She's The' spayed female is a purebred she sleeps in a night bed in my a real ch8.rmer," her owner said. and was purchased as a puppy from bedroom." the Minneapolis Dalmatian Kennel. Wilhelmina is not a large dal­ Wlilhelmina would do all rilfht in Her owner is moving out of the matian and she is slender. a warmer climate if a swtable area and anticipates living outside couple or person was interested , . • of the country for the next six "She's a superb watchdo~. I from outside the Lincoln County ./;.:-~ -, months. The owner wants to find a depend on her as my doorbell,' her area. "., -',' sinlde woman who is home a great owner said, Forinformation or to arrange an de8l ofthe time or an older couple Beidg a ~hort.bair dog, Wilhel­ appointment to see Wilhelmina to adoptWilhelmina. . miria cannot be left outside at night who will rems;n at her home until She ~s housebroken and knows or even during the day if the adopted, contact shelter manager all her commands such as sit, stay temperature is freezing or below. Randy Basch at 257-9841. Search is on for Native Americans. Honored guests to compete in a regional science fair Students who made the honor roll in Mexico's first lady, Alice King, and Nan Wierwille's, Jane Tully's, Libby toured the governor's mansion. The The First Native American Sears' and Johnston's classes at White students also served as pages for the a considera&le amount of There will be a special banner Science and Engineering Fair for enthusiasm in our stateI" L~an and poster competition reOectinll Mountain Intermediate School visited Senate and the House of Representa­ the southwest region will be said. "The IRD is proUd to an­ Santa:' Fe where they met with New the theme "The Importance 01 . , tives and visited Santa Fe museums., sponsored March 5-7 by the Indian nounce a similar event for the Science and_Engineering to the Resource Development program southwest region." American In~e"for grades based at New Mexico Stata Univer­ The tirir is designed to encourage K-3. sity. students to develop a project Entries do not have to be com­ ; ,', The competition, whose deadline reflecting the richness of their tra­ - ;'. pleted before the registration dead· " .. is Friday, February 21, will be at ditional lndian culture and the in­ line of February 21, L.gan said. the University of New Mexico tegration of western science and However, due to tirir costs, registra· branch campus in Gallup, accord­ technology. The division winners tion fees cannot be reimbursea. ing to Lance Lujan, IRD director from grades 5-12 will be eliRible to Also. if registration documents and science tirir co-coordinator. All compete in the 1992 national tirir to are not received by the February 21 . Native American Indian students be in Milwaukee, W18conain. deadline, .exhibit space cannot be in .grades K-12 from New Mexico, 'We are extremely excited about ~teed. AriZona, Utah, and Colorado are this project and hope that together, The registration fee is $15 per eIiJ!ible to compete. our science efforts will instill an prqject with a maximum of $60 per The IRD is a statewide program awareness in our Indian youth of scho~ All participan~ and developed to assist Native Amer­ the importance of science and chaperons are responsible for ican Indian students to attend col­ engineering concepts," Lujan said. travel, lodgjng and meals. Registra­ -lege and prepare for vital career The competition has six categori­ tion should be mailed to fndian areas that are critically needed for es: Life sciences, physical sciences, Resource Development, Science effective development and manage­ earth and space, engineer­ Fair Registration, NMSU 80x ment oftribal and state resources, inglcomputerslmathematics, en­ 30001, Dept. 3IRD, Las Cruces, L~ansaid. vironmental sciences, and medicine N.M., 88003-0001. Make all checks and health. out to the IRD-Science Fair. .~ . , 'rhe southwest regional tirir is Individual and group entries will ths result of the successful national gra~e For information on ohibit size tirir that was developed four years be judge<1 in three . requirements and ISEF rules and . , . ago. divisions--elementary, 4-5; jumor safety guidelines contact Lance • ''The success of the annual na­ high school, 6-8; and high school, 9­ Lujan at (505) 646-1347 or Colleen tional fair this past April generated 12. Bowman at (505) 646-1126. ..

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.• . '. Editorial , ... . Illegal drugs'chip away at this nation

Drugs kill, and they don't just kill· people, they destroy the very fiber of a moral and just society.

That's why we're glad to see the White Mountain Tas~ Force at work in this area. This regional organi. zatlon Is chipping away at the Lincoln County drug problem a Iittie at a time.

, . We have a crisis of violence in this nation, with chil­ dren shooting children, husbands and wives. beating up on one another and gangs organizing. in a void left as the family circle becomes more and more frayed. Drugs and alcohol are involved,... ' and a tough crack- down on iIIegai drugs might be a way to turn back this tide. That crackdown Is under way right here with the Whife Mountain Task Force. .

. Shutting down illegal drug sales is a'must for our schools, our communities and our economy. The war that was declared some years ago must be reaffirmed r--~... at all levels if our society is going to survive.

• Cutting out the drug trafficking between other coun­ tries and the United States will keep money from being taken overseas for aproduet with no return that even tears down the economy.

Drugs and drug trafficking are the glue that hold ~'LETTERS . some gangs together. Cut out the illegal contraband that violent gangs are dealing, and give them a rea­ son to go to work or stay in school. . Golden Aspen Rally boosts local economy White Mountain Task Force, in cooperation with 'l'() '('HE ED~R: ly ~760,~ (~s is a.conservative are a few Dad BllPles who .come to ha~g a hard time with is keeping area law enforcement agencies, is working hard to The G9lden ASpen Rally draws a estimate) dunng thell' one week town with the horse racmg too, up WIth the demand. clear the streets of drugs. That's one place to start. lot of people from all over the stay here. Approximately $66,200 should we cancel those also? We would like to end this letter Unitea States. Only 12 percent of was received in gross receipts and I can't believe this newspaper with a quote from the January.12. the rally participants in 1991 were lodgers tax. would make an exception to their .edition of the El Paso Times. They But, let's don't give. up on home and family. It all from New Mexico, some came from If you think you don't benefit rules in order to print such an ab­ took the quote from Steven goes back to the family, and it's in the home that drug as fur away as Canada. ' from this, just remember every dol. surd, totally *&%$@ letter. And Cantrelle. an eighth grade Amer­ problems can be identified and solved. FamJlies are lar spent here circulates or turns ' then you wonder why you can't sell ican history teacher. "Some people The majority of these people are being assaulted from many directions, and they need over three orfour times. many subscriptions? If you don't still believe what they see m the decent, respectable citizens. Some . We would like to take this opo watchJ:~:ki~::eoPle are going to movies-that wflre wild, drug­ help, and help is on the way.' , of them belong to Christian biker portunity to thank and congratu· start . '. of you as a ?,ashy craz~ killers. They beljeve what clubs, some are doctors, lawyers, late Ron Andrews for coordinating gossip pajll!1' . e the ones m the they want to. But we know who we Drug-Free Advisory Council and Region IX want to teachers, business people and many such a successful. event, that the checkout line at the grocery stores. are: people who want something ofthem are retirees. whole town benefits from, if not We ride a Harley Davidson help, and they're bringing family psychologist and au­ different than they See every day." There were close to 8,000 peOple directly, then indirectly. (American made) motorcycle, and We are proud to sign ournames. thor H. StEJphen Glenn to Ruidoso to speak from 3:30 who came to town to enjoy the The two people who were in· are proud ofit. American made car Ron MacWhorterand to 5 p.m. Wednesday, February 26, at the First Chris­ festivities. volved in the shooting incident companies may be having a hard Wren MacWhorier These people spent approximate- tian Church. If you own or operate a business, let your were not part of the Rally. There time, but the ouly thing Harley is Ruidoso employees off to hear Glenn speak - lock the door for that hour and a half and go to the prOgram your­ self. Readers angered by unsigned letters 'l'() '('HE EDITOR: could hardly believe our eyes. For that the one time the Editor chose ciated with and help sponsor the A partnership of education, law enforcement and We have always thought one of the last 14 years, we have read the to break the rules, the subject mat­ rally in Ruidoso. We have met some strong family ties could be the answer to attack the the goals of a newspaper was to rules and regulations published in ter happened to be one thet has be­ of the finest people and have made drug problem on all levels - and win. present the facts and issues as ac­ The Ruidoso News regarding come quite a negative issue with lasting friendships. We shall con­ curately unbiased and forthright their policies on submitting a Let­ her. It seems The Ruidoso News tinue to endorse the rally and are as possible. We have changed our ter to the Editor. It basicaIly states has sunk to a new low to allow glad so many fine people venl;ure to '_ .... . minds about one newspaper in par- that letters that are anonymous or those who would be less than Ruidoso and generate revenue for - ticular- The Ruidoso News. those not wanting their names to be courageous to get away with the everyone upand !town our streets. After reading tha ''Name With­ published will not be printed in "phantom" writing oftheir Letter to Proud to, sign our names. held" Letter to the Editor in the The News. the Editor. Larry and Doris Monday, February 3, issue It also seemed to be more than a As for the motorcycle rally - we IR~ referencing the motorcycle rally, we coincidence and very convenient have always been proud to be asso· A-I is available by Demand metering is RALJo:H PUBLISHINGme. .JlICk Kenl COoke Chairman ofthe Board , ! mail'from Ruidoso back in the Alto area SammyM. Lopez, Publisher .. Frankie Jarrell, Ecltor & General Manager TO THE EDITOR: porting papers by delivery truck to 'l'() THE EDITOR: utility should listen to its con­ A recent letter to the editor Ruidoso was enormous, and it was Open letter to Mr. Halpin of sumers and that the New Mexico " ". COpytlght 1992, Raljon PUblishIng Inc. bemoaned the loss of delivery ser­ impractical to continue that service. 'New Mexito Public Service Com- Public Service Commission, which a:ddress:,P. 0, Box 128, Rl 'doso, NM B8::l:45 .. Mailing vice in Ruidoso by the Lubbock of has acted on this matter. before, Phone: (505) 257-4001 . We explored all possible methods mission. ' l' ',' - . t Avalanche-Journal, while the delivery, but were unable to come Dear Mr. Halpin: should be in tune with the public in writer praised the fact he was able up witha feasible alternative. It Seems just yesterday that we this matter. to _ve The Ruidoso New.s in The decision to dillcontinue daily the users ofdemand meters in Alto So for the record, you may Lubbock viath\! U.S. Mail. delivery service was not meant as a fought long and hard, .at consider· regard this as a letter of protest, a I am pleased to report the A.J is reflection on the fine people ofEast- able expense, to have the demand letter ofprotest that I hope will not a'9'llilablli in Ruidoso by mail. We em New Mexico meters removed from our homes. have to be continually written to did recently discontinue daily JoJi Hunt, Publisher It'feels as thongh they are going stop this obvioUlily greedy utility. delivery to Ruidoso for purely LubbockAvalanche-JournaI totry to gonge us once again. MichaelO'Brien financial reasons. The cost oftrans- Lubbock, Te:ms . I certainly think. that a public Alto

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Call 257-4001 Call between or 8:09 a ..m. & 5:00 p.m. FAX 257-7053 Classified to place your ad. ASJ\LWAU Yaa m.y ~ugc lit ~-+" n~cited; 'OIU .d"'.ltIaem....tfor _0", aalmll f.r _ ma., be P/_ N ...t.:'10.00 NmC4' da~on aD rdanwdl cbeck8t CLASS~FICATIONS .-.h'.... by dr.. N...,. 'fridlln 2M b01Ua of the ¬ ....bUca.don d .... MukrC.,eI.nd v-. W'rIClDme. DIRECTORY LISTINGS BY DEADLINES FOR CLASSIRED READER ADS 'ONLY: Thursday, 5:00 1 Announcements 19 Property Management 37 Anllques 2 Thank you 20 Storage Space lor Rent 38 Arls CLASSIFIED RATES p.m. for the Monday Issue: Tuesday•. 6:00 3 Personals 21 Wanted to Rent 39 Sporling Goods One Time Rate Only p.m. fQr the Thursday Issue. 4 Lost and-Found 22 Pasture lor Rent 40 Boats, Marine Equipment 5 L::Bnd 'or Sale 23 Autos lor Sale 41 Miscellaneous 6 Houses 'or Sete 24 PickUps - Trucks .42 Wlllnied To Buy 25~ O£ADLINES FOR ALL DISPLAY 7 Cabins lor·Sale 25 Vans lor Sale 43 H~.lp Wanted . a Word. ADS: Thursday. 5 p.m. forthe Mon­ 8 Real Estate Trades 26 Motorcycles tor Sale 44 Work Wanted day Issue; Tuesday. 5 p.m. for Ihe 9 Real 651ale 27 Au.to Parts 4S Financial Service$i (PluS Sales Tax of 6.8125%) Thursday Issue. 10 Mobile Hbmes lor -Sale 28 R.V.'s and Travel TraUers 46 Services 11 Business Opportunities 29 Uvestock and Horses 47 House Sitting 12 Houses 'or Rent 30 Farm Equipmenl 4S Child Care Publisher allllumes no'flnanclal ..... DEADLINES FOR ALL LEGAL 13 Apartments lor Rent 31 Feed and Gra." 49 Child Care Wanled sponalblilty for typographical er­ 32 Produce and Planls NOTlCl:S : Wednesday. 5 p.m; for the 14 Mobiles 'or Rent SO Entertainment rora In advertlsemenls sxcepl fa ~uppl,les 51 Firewood For Sale Monday Issue; MondaY,·5 p_m. for the­ 15 Mobile Spaces 'or Rent 33 Pels and publish a correction In the next Is­ 16 Rent to Share 34 Yard Sales 52 Auctions Thursday Issue. 17 Bus.ness. Renlals ~ 35 Household Goods 53 Schools/Instruction sue. 18 Resor' R.n~ls 36 Muslcallnslrumenls

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1 • .I PUBLISHER'S NOTICE -l\ll real YOU CAN GIVE - the llil,\ ofsight RUIDOSO SERTOMA CLUB OWNER MUST SELL - Three FOUR BEDROOM - two bath; THREE BEDROOM - Two and 1/2 estate advertising in this news­ by being an eye donor. Contact BINGO - at 2160 Highway 70 bedroom, two bath, double ga- Grandmas house near town. bath Condo on Cree Meadows. pat'er is subject to the Federal any Lion or call 257-2776 for East. Ruidoso Downs (formerly rage. Best area of Ruidoso, 107 Zoned commercial. $39,900. Call Two car garage, no fees. Small Fmr Housing Act of 1968 which details and a donor card. Do it Big A Auto Parts and Repair Buckner. Just $79,900. 4rge as- "inda, Sierra Blanca Realt;y. down and assume loan. Call Jan makes it ille~~~~'advertise "any now; there is a tremendous need building). Thursday, Friday, sumable loan. Call Marge _ 257-2576or257-774817-S-82-4tc Mullican ownerfagent. 257- preferenee, . 'tation or dis­ for eye tissue. . i L-87-tfnc Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Woodul, Bill Pippin Real Estate. TWO BEDROOM _ one bath on 3100 . 24-M-71-tfc crimination based on race, color, PREGNANT, NEED HJi)LP? - call Doors open at 5:45 pm. Early 257-4228 or 257-768128-P-81-tfc lot. Great for weekends Or would . LARGE MOBILE LOT - in Alto reJigion, sex, handicap, familial' Birthright, 1-3lIo-848-Love Bird Special game at 6:30 pm. FOR SALE _ Pinon Park Condo. m&!te a good rental. Ponderosa ". 9rest, unit 2. Exqellent loca~on statusl or national origin, or an (5683). M-B-87-tfc Concession stand open. Call 257- Two bedroom, 1 1/2 bath. Un- Hmghts area. Easy access. m the trees. Call' Jan Mullican' intention to mske any such pref­ TRYING TO REACH MORE ­ 2777 or 378-4292 after 5 pm. All furnished. Assumable no . $15,000. 257-5839 after 5:00 ownerfagent. 257-3100 19-M-71- erence, limitation or discrimina­ proceeds over payouts and ex- $:!ifying loan, $34,800. Priced. pm. 24-H-81-2tp-Rltp tfc tion." This newsl!Bper will not people than our local market? ';;;rW=O"-;;B:;;E:;;D:;:R"'O<'::O"'M~'::'----Oc-n-e-;ba--:-;th;--oc-ri How about 213,000 readers in 29 peuses will be given to Lincoln ,500. Call 257-5100 or 258- -- knowingly accept any advertis­ County charitable organizations. 3208 V.P.R. 20-S-82-4tc FOUR J;JEDROills paid. $200. This offer applies only to individuals, not busi­ 65~' ~l-~l~ nesses, advertising in selected classifications InTo 2 7-4311 THREE BEDROOM - one bath, (Lost and Found,Miscelianeous, Pets, Household food bar, iirePlace, appliances, fenced I~ 8nd muCh more. Goods, Musical Instruments, Antiques, Sporting Also included efficiency apart. ment. Carportl\lll1 stAll'a~ liuild· Goods). ing. 512 Mechem. Zoned com­ DUirciIIl. $4OO.month. .2@o5595 Free ads must be submitted evenings and 1llOl'DingjI. 27-CUl· tfc '.'.' To: The'.Ruidoso. News RO. BOx 128 Ruidoso, N.M. 88345 on CQUpOi,below.· . NO TELEPHONE CALLS' ,

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SHAW APARTMENTS - 1 and 2 WE BUY - wrecked cars, pickUps. THRIFT SHOP - Hospital Auxil­ WEEKEND OFFICE HELP - at UTl'LE RASCALS - State li­ thet there is now nending in the bedroom' funrlshed apartments Will pick lJp. D & S Salvage, liary. Open' Monday through InnsbrookVillage. 257-5441 M-I- censed, reasonable rates, toddler 12th Judicial Distrt.;t-CoUrt, Lin­ for rent. Good location. No pets. 378-4816. M-S-73-tfc Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 140 82-2tc . area for 12 months to 2 years. coln Caunty Court House, Car­ 258-3111. M-V-4!J'.tfc Nob Hill Drive. Telephone 257­ Programs tailored to each child, rizozo, New Mexico a lawsuit in NIGHTLYIWEEKLYIMONTHLY 1982 4WD - Chevrolet Suburban 7051. 17-T-97-tthc nled agee 2-6 206 Porr Drive, 257­ which the Village of Ruidoso is the _ .cabin, condos, townhouse $3695. 'Excellent condition. Call REFRIGERATORS - washers, 9465 M-R-78-tfc plaintiff and 79u are a defendant. homes and moltile rentals. Call ' 257-9171 or 258-5159 M-H-61-tfc . dryers, dishwashers. All brands HOME REPAIRS - Carpentry, TEENAGER WANTS TO BABYSIT The J(llIllll'lI1 object ofthe suit ie the Century 21 Aspen Real Estate, . - anytime on weekends. Call fored'osure of a utility lien and col­ serviced. Afi'onlable Appliance :a:.all, nainting, roofing, lection ofthe underlying debt, with Joe 251-9057., 1!J'.C-92-tfc 1988 MERCURY TOPAZ LTS -:- and Electronic Service, 257- Sl mg, glazing"-" masomy. Rea- 257-5393 askfor Kelly M-K-79­ 'bedroom .....- Sedan four d0O!! cassette, 47,000 tthc coste and attorney fees to be EFFICIENCY.- one RETAIL SPACE - or ofIice space Auto, low miles LEGAL NOTICES action is a suit brought by the for rent in ne':~r decorated NOW ACCEPTING - applications 2860. ' M-C-65-tfc plaintiffupon promisSllry note from Adobe Plaza, C 257-4081, '80Subaru for wait persons, cooks,bus per­ CHECK STATE FARM - Insur­ defendant Wilina L. Webb, and for evenings,257-43oo. 16-S-12-tfc 4.4, low price solis and delivery persons. Apply . ance rates. Your best buy, 510, LEGAL NOTICE foreclosure ofthe mortgage given to Pizza Hut, hoth locations. M-P­ Mechem, 257-5366, Gre,g Carey NO'I'ICEOF secure saidnote. OFFICE SPACE FOR R1!lNT ­ '89 Toyota Tercel 23-tfc 1000 sq. ft. Air conditioned, bills low mOas, grealeconomy Agency. M-~101-tfc INTENTION TO ADOPT NOO'ICE IS HEREllY GIVEN paid, nicely, decorated. Prime CHom DIRECTOR - First Chris­ FREE ESTIMATES - in shop. AMENDED that on March ~992, at 1:00 P.M. location, 510 Mechem Drive, RENTAL tian Church of Ruidoso. Mail TVs,. VCRB, stereos. Afi'ordable ORDINANCE 92-6 and on that day, at front door ofthe 257~366. 19-C-12-tfc , reslDne to P.O. Box 820 Ruidoso, Appliance and Electronic Ser­ Ordinanee 92-6 Lincoln County Courthouse in Car­ REPURCHASE NOTICE is hereby given that rizozo, NBW Mexico, I will, in CHARLESTON SQUARE - active­ New Melico 88345 or bring to vice, 1925 Sudderth, 257-4147. '91 Lincoln Continental Church office at 1211 Hull Rd. Service, no lip service. the Governing Body, Village of obedience to said Order ofSale and ly seeking (cluster) tenants, Ruidoso has canceled the regular Decree of Forec1oBure, sell the $195 month incllllling utilities & Town cars (5) Call for further information and 19-A-27-tfc appointment. ,33-F-71-tfc meeting of February 11, 1992 and following-described real property and phone reception. Access to low mlles,save $10,000 ASPEN AlRE CARPET CARE ­ rescheduled all public hearings for located at 105 Nevada Sb:eet, Common J;lolJrliloom plus other 1991 Aemstar Valls (3) FRONT COUNTER HELP - and . your carpet and upholstery the next regular meeting of Febru­ Ruidoso Downs, New Melico, or so amenities. Call Cindy, GarY ex~ langill, 4)[4, save $4500 cook. Apply at 1203 Mechem, cleaninJ professionals. Call for ary 25, 1992. much thereof as m.any as may be Lynch Realt;t, 257-4011. Mr. Burger. M-B-7~tfc free estimate, 257-7714. Notice is hereby given that the necessary to satisfy plaintiffsjudg- 26-G-I6-tfc HOUSEKEEPING - Inquire at , M-A-9-tfc Governing Body, Village ofRuidoso ment: , OFFICE SPACE RENTAL - Ap­ High Country Lodge, Hwy 48,' S & J BUSINESS SERVICE ­ Bhall conduct a public hearing in 1m 20 BLOCK 1 LAS proximately 1000 square feet. 29. Lhestock and Horses Alto. . M-H-75-tfc Seretarial, bookeeping, answer­ conjunction with the regular sched­ LOMAS SUBDMSio~ Located on Bishop Road. $250. ALL POSITIONS OPEN - Apply ing service, copies, resumes. 617 uled meeting on February 25, 1992 LINCOLN COUNTY, NJliW month. Call 257-7819 M-B-82­ Sudderth #1 Charleston Square. at 6:30 p;m. at the Ruidoso Admin­ MEXICO, AS SHOWN By'mTHE""''''' SAy FOR SALE - Alfalfa, COBS- in person at THE 12tp tal oat. 50 bale minimum CATTLEMAN'S STEAK- 257-9631 M-S-'12-tfc istrative Center for the purpose of MAP THEREOF FD..El) IN defivered. 347-2100 or 1-800- HOUSE. M-C-77-tfc SHARPENING CHAIN SAWS ­ adopting the follow;ing Ordinances: THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK ORDINANCE 92~ entitled "An ~1044 code 7057 M-C-78-8tp- JOBS IN KUWAIT - Tax free. Mower repair. .McCullough AND EX-aFFICIO Dealer. Pro-Service. 257~479 M­ Ordinance relating to Water and RECORDER OF LINCOLN R4tp Construction Workers $75,000. Sewer Use and Rates;' amending EnJ!ineering $200,000. Oil field P-7!J'.tfc COUNTY, FEBRUARY 26, worlrers $100,000. Call 1-800­ ffANDy MAN - painting, interi~ and renumbering various sections 1971. 3-'. Pds and Supplies 279-8555 ext.1761 M-S-79-5tp or/exterior, ceramic and floor ofChapter 4, Articles 1 and 2 ofthe TOGETHER WITH ALL tile, carpentry repair, minor Ruidoso Municipal Code." , IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. WANTED LICENSED PRACTI­ ORDINANCE'92-6 entitled "An SUBJECTTO RESTRICTIVE YELLOW .LABRADOR CAL NURSE - for parttime , plumbing/electrical, snow removal, ' house cleaning. Ordinance relating to the com­ COVENANTS APPEARING RETRIEVERS - Born Dec. position. 25 hours,a week; Home pensation ofthe Governing Body of 15th, one male and one female. Health of LincOln Co. 257- References. 258-919618-K-82-2tp the Village of Ruidoso; amending OF RECORD INBOOK 35 OF Pure bred. 35~2307 in 5189 17-HT7~tc YOU NAME IT - we'l1clean itl MISCELLANEOUS Section 1-3-1 of the Ruidoso RECORDS, PAGE 968, Capitan M-H-81-2tp BILINGUAL (SPANISH- Windows, CIIl'.\let, laundry, etc. Municipal Code, effective with the 24 years expenence, licensed, in­ RECORDS OFLINCOLN ENGLISH) Cashiet/people succeeding term ofofIice for the Vll­ COlJlllTY, NEW MEXICO. • 35. Household Goods person. Ski Apache Rental Shop. BUred and bonded. Call BETTY'S lage CounCil; and repeaIinR Section JANTORIAL at 378-5430 21-B­ SUBJECT, however, to all vaIid Stsrt immll\Jiiltely, Call Riker at 1-3-2 of the Ruidoso Municipal outstanding easements, I{c~(lI'l ({{'l1!al~ 82-tfc IS. 336-4357 or 257-287317-D-81-2tc Code." ri,ht-of-way, minemlleases, THREE SJilTS - ofcoffee and end­ Copies ofOrdinance 92~ and 92­ , , , tabl!ls. Three queen sofa APPLICATIONS - are now being mmeral reservations, and Precious Pieces 6 are on file in the ofIice ofthe ViI­ mineral conveyances ofrecord. TOP ·BRA$ REALTORS -,Has . sleepers. One dining set with accepted by the Lincoln County lageClerk and are available for four chairs. 258-5252. Ask for Boa:M of Commissioners for the Ceramics Together withthe hereditaments nightlyr.vteeklv,permanentrent­ Greenware'Be Firing ~ublic review Monday through Fri­ llij. 50o·257.,ff327 Sofie. 20-S-61·tfc position of COUNTY MAN­ and appurtenances belo~ .to . 1405'East Hwy 70 daY between the hoUl'S of8:00 a.m. said real estate in any way.~­ M·T~l-tfc GmSON 14.5 cubic it. AGER. A general job description and6:00 p.m. ufrigl!J:'ator. $100. 257-9748 or and application form may be ob­ Next To Quail Aulo Re ing to said premises, to satisfy the /BI Tammie Maddox, Clerk plaintift's judgment in the total 19. !'1·OPCr't._ \lgml. lJ3&:4li14. M·M-82-tf'c tained 'from the County Man­ &gets Officer il) the Lincoln Legid '78741t(2)10 amount of:l;24,731.77 as ofthe date . County CourthOulle, or by send- of the sale, together with interest TOP BRASSRlWll'OBS - Needs 41. .\'Jiscellalll!Ous ing il certified letter requesting accruing thereon and all coste of your propertY and, properlyman­ the "OM APPLICATION" to: LEGALNOTICE saidBal_ agement. . . TRY ,-US' WE Lincoln County Manager's Of­ TWELF1'B JUDICIAL Said sale shall be to the highest DELIVER. 505.267-6327 . lice, P,O. Bos 711, Carrizozo, DISTRICT COURT and best bidder, payment must be . M"T·61·tfc New Melico 88301. Applications, STATE OF NEWMIllEICO in cash, in lawful money of the COUNTY OF LINCOLN United States; provided, however will be considered on a ~'Point VILLAGE OFRUIDOSO, . l Basis" as explained in the job that the plaintiff shall be entitle« . , 2.1. Autos rot· Sale Plabttifl, to bid all or any part of its judg­ VII. , ',' . ~&~~.~~Ap;t~tio: ment. ROT.IJN R. ANDERSON, , DATED this 8 day of January, 1989 CHEVROLE't StfflURBAN­ wm:m ftceived no 'later than . etaL ~4, 5:00'~c1:t1February28, 1992 1992. •Conyetmlln package, TV, Defendant&. /siAJloDso Solis radllt, CB, dual.heat, air, low Lfuco Cot)nty is an Equal Op­ No.OVDl·08 ,-~teage. ~ ~tl.Jlif;y Erilployer., _97-C1.-82- United states Marsballor l'Iicle: PilfOS' 0111...., Div.m the District 01 New Muico i1rs.a2S6. . 2CJ-A:.s4-U-c NOTl~OF " " , . PENDENCY' LegaI'17847;41'(1)20,27(1)8,10 o ACTION, . , aumosoB WI. THE SI'A: OF NEW MEXICO "NoW taking,' <:lPpHcallOns for TO: A.V.W. McBEE, uNa PART-llME H&lp. W.A.McBEE ~ase C1PPIy In peraon, ERNESTJ. VOURI 1202 MbChllrn Dl1IIe KATHlJilEN YOURI Qftjlf 12,NQClN. YOU Al\E HEREBY NOTIFIED ,. ..

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.' • , . . , . ,..... • ., ,The Ruidoso News I Page 3 8:00 CIl MlcNIU/Lehrer Na..Haur Q . IHl On Stlge 7:00 (J) MOVIE: Big Sholl Two boys from disfiguring condition, Rocky Dennis fooks (i) (!)Hm Ul Bordertawn C opposite sides of the lracks embark on the like no one else, but with the help of his . III MOVIE: flrelol Aretired ace lighter pilot Ql) HilI Hour Comedy Hour adventure of a lifetime and find friendship mother, he overcomes Ihis physical .. is hired to sneak into the Soviet Union and ~~~e~~11 N~~~~h"way.RIC1lyBuSker, ap~earance. hijack atop-secrel warplane. Clint Eastwood, = OarIusMCCraI}' Cher. Sam EIlIOP, Eric Stoltz MORNING Freddie Jonas. David Huffman (.1982) a:a~~ ~~eLx 8:00 (2) SporlsClnt.,• "'" I' ... III P.rIm'Newl~ , a 1161h Weltmlnllar Kennel Club Dog Cll MOVIE: Fllsh Ind Fantasy Atrilogy of lDl On SllgI 5:30@ MOVIE: Not nulle Human An eccentric l!IJ Jeopirdyl scientist creates a teenage android and Il2l MOVIE: Ell Money A sleazy photo­ :o;tand_UP Stand-Up tales features an ugly woman with achance lI5l Rln nn nn, K-9 Cop Q .' decides to tesl his jnvention by sending it to ' at beauty,. a man who fights a deadly till Qulnc., M.E. grapher attempts to endure ayear 01 clean IJ:1512110wl Caucus Pragrammlng prediction and a trapeze artist plagued by Full Housl highschool with his dauJlbler. Alan Thicke, living for $10 million. Rodney Dangerfield, a Q Jay Underwood (1987) L,lI . . 9:30 (2) SpolllClnter dreams. Betty F,leld, Edward G. Robinson at Kids, Incorporaled I . Geraldine Rtzgerald, JoB Pesel (1983) !~: ~~:~ ~ 6:00 lD MOVIE: These Thousand Hills A aJ) Haturel Warld III MOVIE: Whispers Aman drivenmad by (1943) Us , whispprs only he can hear strikes out In 8:05 CIJ MOVIE: 'Bllllrad Three battered wives .., cowbqy's success in Ihe West forces him to lDl O. Stlge Palm~al face the pressures of responsibility and lI5l Pllnca Vlllint Q vengeance against awoman he believes Is try to overcome the physical and emotional @ New Hlmps Ire respectabllily. Don Murray, Richard Egan Q1Q_. M.E.· his molher. Jean Leclerr, Victoria Tennant, violence in their lives. Karen Grassle, Mike Pragllmmlng (1959) Full HOUle C Chris SBrandon (1991) Farrell (1978) @ Slend:Up Stand·Up a i1~ q l!IJ XVI OlympIc Wlnlar Gama Hockey; . a:a Kld"ln~," (I) Mona,lIne 8:30 III MOVIE: A FIne MI.. Two friends 6;05 fI:l MOVIE: The Sackens Aheroic fa alpine skiing, men's downhill combined; lZI MOVIE: By Lave Paneued An attomel GJ Kollk C accidentally become involved In a fixed'" lOins the move westward to settle the ew cross-country skilnu, men's 30k; luge (T); searches for truth as he watches his worill aJ) GI Dllri horse race, win $10,000 and are pursued by Mexico territory. I;lenn Ford, Sam ElIOtt, speed skating preview. Q suddenly begin ta crumble around him. Lana lDl On Sill' two bumbling tQUus. Ted Danson, Howle 8en Johnson (1979) Tumer. Etrem Zimbalist Jr., Jason Robards all MOVIE: Onl More Treln 10 Roll Aman Mandel (1986) Ql) Dun 7:00 III MOVIE: Un A 14-year-old girl begins Is released from prison after being double- 8 15 @ Event alth 0 making seductive phone calls 10 an older Jr. (1961) crossed by his train-robbing parmer and MOVIE: Fllghl of thl labudar Two : e ay QtJud-'TenofUsC 10:1IO III man, and soon she and her mother are saves a fortune in gold for a group of military pilots stationed in)/ietnam in 1972 8:30 (i) Wheel af Fartune D I . stalked by aserial killer. Chem Ladd. Stacl 121. Hew Hlmpshlre PolIUcal Chinese. George Peppard, Diana Muldaur, make an unauthorized bombing run into (!) Entertainment ToolU1'i1 I Pnlaremmlng Q , Keanan (1990) John V8111l/11 (1971) r Hanoi to strike enemy stron~olds. Danny l!IJ Chel.. C . I2ll StI....Up Slind-Up I 8:00 (2) SporlsCenler 1m Bell of SlturdlY Nlihl Uvt Glover, Willem Dafoe (1990) aJ) Myda"iiithe Knlghl-Templar I CllMOVlE: VIctrJ A popular nightclub 8:05 (I) MOVIE: AI Eye far In EYI Alter his I2ll Hight AIIlIr NIgIII WIth Allin Hlvey Cll MOVIE: Sing, lJay. Sing A 'n'rollfdol lDl ChURh Sbeal StaUon I songstress Is mysleriously mUrdered, and a partner is killed by a drug dealer,a man nearly cracks under pressure from his lI5l W1lJ1aas 10 SUIVIvaI Q police lieutenant with a no'nonsense becomes a one-man army seeking 10:00 (2) Collega Baskltblll manager and conflict with his strict religious a Nighl COUll C rot ,J vengeance. Chur:k Nouis, Christopher tee, CIl Thl Aatranomars Q backDrouQd Tommy Sands. WI Gentle a:a Mickey MounClub .". approach digs up a number of suspects. (i) l!l l!IJ He.. (t958) a My Two Dlds Jeanne Crain, Jean Peters (1953) Richard Roondfree (1981) 1m Duff ~ ::~~Ig:Joo 8:05 CIJ MOVIE: Somellllng About Amelia An 11:00 (2) Besl 01 Amarfcan MusCia MIgIZIne I2ll Comics Only olherwise normal family is plunged Inlo 8:1512110wl Caucus Pragremmlng lDl Hashvllll How lI5l MOVIE: Here Caml the GIrls When an 7:00 CIl Nova C turmoil over an Incestuous relationship. Ted 6:30 (i) Wheal of Fortune C GIl CNN Heldllne NI.. attempt Is made on the leading man's IUe. (i) In thelfall\.i0lthl Night Q . Danson, Glenn Close (1984) l!l Enlartalnmenl TaniDl\l Q lIIJ KIke the world's oldest chorus boy gets his job (I) Lerrv KIng vel . l!IJ Cheers Q II) T::orliiiir'S OUOoolr back to be the bait for the killer. Bob Hope, . Cll MOVIEl The CowboY.lQd IhI Ledy A 8:30 III MOVIE: Uslen Up: The Uvea alllDlney a Studs Tony Martin (19~) , rodeo cowboy and .an anstocratlc woman Jones Music-lridustryflguresand otberstalk lDl On Stlge all Bleclr StlIIIOff a:a MOVIE: Fort Apache Astubborn colonel, lZI XVI OlympIc Wlnllr Games Biathlon; become unlikely lovers. Gary Cooper, Merle aboullhe life of performer/producer Quincy clashing with his second In command. Is figure skating; hockey; luge; skIIng; speed HWaltd~r Bnnan (1938) Jones. QUincy Jones, Ray Charles (1990) I2J Nighl Caull ObeFuo' , a:a Mickey Mous Club Q responsible for an Indian massacre that kills skating (LIT) l!l aus I-ViI Q a MrTWo Dads almost everyone at his militaryoutposl. John 11:0500 MOVIE: Hondo and lila Apachn A ~ :~~ Ie nllr Gimes Q 9:30 Cll MOVIE: Guns al Bllaslln aBritish army I2ll ComIcs Only , Wayne, Henry Fonda, Shirley Temple half-Apache roams the Southwesllerrltory lI!J NalhvlII~ Now . . camp In Africa, asergeanl major refuses to (1948) after the Civil War and adopts his own Flther Dowling Myderlea hand over a nalive officer to the rebels. 7:00 CIl Travels Q am Q .Richard Attenborough, Jar:k Hawkins (i) Fresh PrInce of Bel Air Q 10:0500 NIUonl1 Geographic Explorer methods to keep the peace between the all CNN Hladlina Hews (1984) (I) lIrr,.Klng UveI 1m SIeve lsaaca Indians and the while men. RaljJh Taeger, (\I New V"rk II Nlghl Starring eillt Cll MOVIE: The Lad Weekend Astruggling 10:30 (I) Inside PolIUcs '92 . Robert Taylor (1967) Holmll 10:30 (5) MOVIE: 18 Agllnl On his 81s1 birthday, writer succumbs to alcohol and slowly Il2l MOviE: The Deer Hunla, (PI 1of 21 The 11:30 (2) Top Ra~k BOling USBA Junior Feather- II) Wllther Wllch an enlrepreneur's wish to be 18 again comes becomes an alcoholic. Ray Miliand, Jane Vietnam War has aterrible effect on three weight Championship: Sugar Baby Rojas a MOVIE: SlIr Trek: The MaDan Picturi A true when his grandson has an accident WYman, Philip Terry (1945) young American soldiers, causing repercus- ~25-5, 8 KOs) vs. Kennedy McKinney newly designed Enterprise heads Into space Gggrge Bums, Charlie Schlatter (1988) (!) FBI: The UnIlIld Slorles Q sions at home among their friegds and 1,9-0-1, t2 KOs), 12 rounds, from AtlanUc on a mission to Intercept a mysterious Q. l!IJ XVI OlflnPlc. Wlnler nlmes Q families. Robert De Niro, John Calale, Meryl Ity, N.J. (R)lnterplanetary Intruder. William Shatner, 11:00 (2) lPGA Golf Phar-Mor at Inverrary, final l!J) Shred 01 EvldallCl Streep (1978) lD MOVIE: Inlenl to Kill Adoctor with a Leon.ard Nlmoy, De~t Kel/£r.(1979) round from Lauderhill, Fla, (R) . lDl Nashville Now QD Paramounl Comedy Th.ller rocky love life learns of an assassination plot 1221 Tlln Wi~nLase or Draw L,lI am MOVIE: Who Sa,. I Cln'l Rldl I lI5l Flther Dowling Mysteries Q 10:35 (i) l Igbl Show Starring Johnny Involving one of his patients. Richard Todd, a Smurfs Rllnbawl The caretaker of aponyfarm in the GIl CNN Hodllne He.. - Carsonon Betsy Drake (1958) @ Big Leff II middle of Greenwich Village has a goal to (\I New Vork al Hlghl SlIrrlng Cllnl Holmes l!l Married...With Chlldlll C 7:30 (2) Collagl Blstltblll keep' kidS off the streets. Jack Klugman, • II) We.thar WalCh l!IJ XVI Olympic Wlntar Gemrs Q WBob HIlson Bob Nelson brings his entire Nonna French (1971) Arsenio Hall cast of impressions, ranging tram acrochety 9 XVI Olympic Wlnlar Gimes Figure a MOVIE: Maid 10 Order AbrattY heiress a skating; hockey; luge; skiing; ski jumping; is robbed of her Idenlity and forced to work 11:ooCJJ Amlrleen Elplrlencl rot 12:001ll MOVIE: Butch Clalldy Ind Ihe elder to an off-the-wall baseball player. sp~ed as a maid for a wealthy, self-centered III ShowBiz TOdlY· SundlncI ,KId Legendary tum- C skating (LIT) Cll MOVIE: Flesh Ind Flnluy Atrilogy of . of-the-century Weslem outlaw~ flee wiI~ a ltl HOIlll Improvemenl D MOVIE~ couple. Ally SheerlY. Tom SkemU,Beverly 11:05 00 Rio Lobo Alter the Civil War, a D'Angelo 11987} . tales features an ugly woman with achance schoolleacher to begin anew life In 801iVia. QJl Secrel Ufa of Mlchlnu Union colonel sels out to lake rflllenge on lD rean Win !.Ose or Draw Q at beauty, a man who lights a deadly Paul Newman, Robert Redford (1969) 1m U1c1 ¥!I eire two traitors. John Wayne, JoTge Rivero aSmurfs raJ prediction and a trapeze artlsl plagued by 12:15l!1J XVI OlympIc Wlnler Games Highlights, ~ MOVIE: Kldopped Aman tr!es 10 murder (1970) I2ll Piramoiiiri Comedy Thl.ler dreams. Betty Flelll, Edward G. Robinson, leatures and previews. Q hiS nephew In order to inhent the family ~~~:. ~~Flnch, 11:30 Cll MOVIE: Suddaa" (;J trio of assassins 7:30 (2) Collage Basketblll Charles Boyer (1943) 1:ooCll MOVIE: Thl Warld fn Hla ArmI Asea James MacA1thur, John forcibly takes over a house in their plot l!J) Incredibly Bbl. film Show captain searches for aRussian counless who a sJ.~ Q . .agalnsltha presldenl. FrankSinlillll, Sterilng (i)Blouom C J.o . Hayden (1954,- , l!l AmerlelnhleCUvI Q 01 Mundell • was kidnapped by her former suitor. Gregory - Alln g:·I-...• Iha C dy Mind 1m U1r1 WI Clra ,, a Force Four ThrQe segments Ihat VISits Peck Ann 81yth (1952) IOU n - ome. • the site and surveys the damage of Hurricane a 1161h Wlstmlnllir Klnnel Club Dog 8:ooCll FronUI.I C rot AFTERNOON a:a MOVIE: Hey Tha,., lI'a Yaal Bur Yogi comes out of winler hibernation to hunt for HUIlO, . Show Breeds In the Working, Terrier, (i) Lew 6 Onitr .". food and Cindy Bear. Voices: Mel Blanc, 9 MOVIE: St. louis B1uea w.e. Handy, the ,Herding and Non-Sportfng will be benched III World HI"~ 12:15l!1J XVI Olympic Wllller Glmll Highlights, ' James Darren, J. Pat O'Malley. (Animated) father of thB' blues, struggles from his . and judged. (R) l!l Ronlnne boyhood in the slums to success as apianist QJlllnd Thll lVOUII Shlpa features and previews. Q . (1964) . and composer. Nat King Cole, Pear/Beiley, 1:30 (2) NCAA flnll Fnr Hlglliiahll, 1985: am 700 Club WJIII Pal Rallerlson 1:00 (2) Gall Michelob Lighl Shootout from New> : ::I~';°on'a fIyIIg Circus ' cab calloway (1958) Villano~, Georgetown, Sl John s and 1m MTV'a Mosl Willed WIth Ja111 Nanis Rochelle, N.V, (AI 121 Evenl althe Day MemphiS State. all HI. Q . Cll MOVIE:SulZ AFrench archltecl, senl to 8:00 CIl Amerleln Elperlenca Q I2ll Shari AIIlInDaIl Spin Theiler 2:00 (2) Glabll Suparcard WrasUlIII a MlcGynr C supervise the building cif the Suez Canal, (i) MOVIE: NBCM-.tIY. Highl II tha 11:05 (J) MOVIE; Homer Ind Eddll An escaped a:a MOVIE: Hefp Wanfld; KIda Achildless 07J Siturdir Nil'" Uvt . failsfpr two very different women. Tyrone MovIea "IhIU"'~fD/IIy1_.''''''1km mental patient Ileeing across the country couple learns the husband sjob requires him 8:20 D MOVIE: Thl Lo_ Vlrd A former , Pilwif. Loretta Young (1938)' In rural Utah, afamily battles authorities In meets a simpleminded hllchhlker which to have children. Cindy Williams, Bill football player Imprisoned on minor charges 1'30 Cal "CAA Warnen'. flnll Four Hlghllghb atwo-week standoff. to av,enge the death 01 leads to the formation 01 an'offbeat Hudson (1986) is assigned to train agroup of convicts for '19110 a radical and fanatic religious leader. Ed Q friendship, James Belush~W/wotII Gold- 2:45 (5) MOVIE: Thl Tlklng al flight 847 A a game against the prison guards. Burt (5)' MOVIE: Some' KInd 01 Miracle Two Begley Jr., Tess Harper, Dennis Franz Q .' berg Karen Blar:k (1989) ." slewardess beCOIlIIS an unlikely hero alter Reynolds, Eddie Albert, Ed l.JJuter (1974) vibrant, care!ree people about 10 be married ~ l'r~: NlghlMovleTfltfluJrlaol (!) M·A·S·H her jeUiner is hijacked by terrorists. Undsay 8:30 III 'MOVlE: .fllgIrI 01 1M Il!rIder Two undergo acntlcaltest of their I~ve when he PmDf IPl2.12j8il8(lDennehy. Me/Harrls l!IJ Inslda EdIflOl Q wagner, Ell Danker (1988) military pilots Stationed In Vietnam in 1972 Is paralyzed In a surfing aCCident. David Stefan\'e Powers (1991)"" , ~ 11:30 (I) NawsNlghl Updlll 3:00 l2J MHSler TrucIr Chillnga ,make an unauthorized bombing run Into Dukes, Andrea Ma.rcoYieti (1979) Q1l News .,. lDl Crook and ChislCllMOVIE: Vellaw SIIy Six ouUaws, agirl Hanoi 10 strike enemy strongholds. Danny 2:00 (2) Global SupalClrd WrasUlng QJ Warld Away 1IJ PIId Pnlaram and her grandlather conlrant each oiber In Glover, Wlilem OitrJ8, Brad Johnson (1990) a:a MOVIE: The Mlglc Snowmln A lI5l700 ClUb WIIIt Pal Rober1son 01 Joe Franllln an Arizona ghost lown. Gregory Peck, Anne C . sixth-grader builds a snO'flman as a 1m MTV'tMOSI Willed WIth JoIllI HorrIs II) heiDc Ou11e9 Baxter (1948) ltl Coach Q Christmas presenltor afriend and discovers IS MlcGynr g ~ ~:: it can ta!k. Vo.lce:~ogerMoore.Jus"nFrilNl, I2ll SllurdlY HIDhI Uva 11:35 (» Lavl CoulCtlll 3:30 (2) NCAA Tadar . Ind Chin (!) NIgIdIIH E;I 4:00 mNBA TadlY Oragana M81jBnOVIC (1987) 11:05 CIJ MOVIE: Bloodsporl A determined ~9~.r1"me ~ ::~.:.~~ 3:00(2) Monsllr Tnlck ChllllM.t . American resolVes fa become the first nmlA!!Ir Pdlftl TIme Srtut/lf 4:30 (2) Up CIosI 9:00 t:t. ,.., CD MOVIE: The Sllke PItftie horrors of a Westerner to win Ihe KumitB an Intematlon. -- CIl MOVIE: BIg Sholl Two boys from sports T...... hI • mental institution are recalled by a woman al full'conlact marlial-arlS competition, Qt Lave Fellowship opposite sides of the tracks embark on the fIl MOVIE: "iij;. WntelHr A wandering who lived manyJormenled days there. Olivia 'Jean.cJ~ Van Damm,. OOIIaJdGfbb, L~ 12:00 m But al Amlrlel. Muscle riI.!PJIH advenllire of a lifetime and lind friendship cowboy encounters Judge Roy Bean and de HaYiIl8(l~ .'1.aI1f$.te~ns (1948) AY/'B$ (1~7) ., CIl MlcNd/Lthm NIWlHaur.,. aIGnglheway.RickyBusker,DariusMcCrIIy tries to talk his way out of abanging. Gary (J) WorIdwIdt Updlll . (1987) Q Cooper, walter Brennan, Fred Stooe 3:30(2) Scholl*S_drnellcl E;I . 8:15G>KIdalltllli 11111,1;1 . QJ Chll~ 5:00 (2) =Clnllr (1940)· 4:00 (2) S~ Reporla" .. . . • 8:30 IHl Craohilll Ch... . U~A IIJ Cllb 01_ Marvin 11965) Streep (1978) 12:15 OJ) XVI Olympic WIlier Gimes Highlights. Anenlo ~II 11:45 CD MOVIE: The Leopard Min Amurderer. lealures and previews. Q besl Irlend. a grief-ridden man seeks a Q .... (!)) Wild Side F:a~eance. Charles Bronson. 'OelJorah 10'40"'" MOVIE: SI II WlIb III' EA dressing and killing as aleopard, terrorizes • \iIJ up g • n.my a small town. Dennis O'Keefe, Maroa QlJ Big lIII·Off 12:30 (3) MOVIE: Th. Houll on Carrall Slreal 11. Ed Leuter (1985) . Alter being labeled asubversive and losing woman attempls to escape from her . (1943) 10:35 (!) Tonight Show SlIrrlng Johnny tD Teen WI~nLose or braw E;I dangerously vlolenl husband by laking her Carson her job. a woman stumbles across an 18 Smurta own death, but he soon learns 01 herlrickery. AfTEllNOON (!) Mlrrled.••WIIb Children espionage plot and tries to gel someone to Ql) Two Drln Minimum Q believe her. Kelly McGillis. Jeff OanlBls Julia . Roberts, Pattick Beruln. Kevin lml XVI OlWlDplc Wlnler Gaml. Q (1988) Q 7:30 (!) Wond.r Yea.. E;I Anderson 11991) Q. . aD Anenlo HIli Q «Zl Uk. WI elr. 11:00 (J) Edge C . 12:15lml XVI Olympic Wlntu Gimes Hlghlighls, 10:451D MOVIE: Ave on the Blick Hind Side A 1:00 CZJ Grealesl Motoring Chall.ngl 01 Ill. '9Os tD Runawl, Ralph Amouse belrlends aboy (]) SlJowfljfTodl features and previews. I;;J black middle-class fannlly is tom apart by a Sydney to Darwin. Australia (R) named Garfield who captures him at a Boame~1llI CD MOVIE: The lis!Time ISa. Parts While CD MOVIE: An Innocanl vagrant 12:30 (5) MOVIE: The Freshmln An aging Mafia dispule over the righlS of women that summer camp. Voices: Fred Savage. becomes the primary suspect In the murder don Is Impressed by acollege lreshman and. threatens to destroy ayoung woman's plans in Paris, a writer's 1I1e and marriage ana Conchita Ferrell, Summer Phoonlx. marred by alcoholism and broken dreams. of aclergyman. D81Iil Andrews. Jane Wyatt. lakes him under his wl'!U. Marlon Branda. for marriage. Leonarr1 Jackson. Clarice (Animated) Lee J. Cobb (1947) Matthew BrodarIck 11990) E;I Taylor, Glynn tfurman (1973) Elilabeth Taylor. Van JohnSOll (1954) 18 Scoob, 000 18 116th Wlllmlm.r K.nn.l ClUb Dog lIJ) Incredlbl, Slranp Film Show 1:00()) BlICk Colleg. SPGfls Toda, 11:00 CZJ Warren Miller's Bellel 01 CompellUon Show Q7J Kids In the Hili E;I ·llIl PIId I'roIram . lD MOVIE: Hln Ang.l While sleepwalking, (J) FronOlne C 8:00 (J) Greal p.rformanClS (II) 2:00 CZJ Global SUpefCIrd WresUlng E;I Muml.. anurse with aspilt personality romances a (I) ShowBIz today , ()) S.lnflld Q 1IJ Ulloflllvlng Sky Look at the history 01 man she deleSlS in the 'daytime. Loretta CD MOVIE: The Plalnsmln After the Civil tD MOVIE: Th. E1m-t:hanled Foresl A (5) Tile. From thl Crypl droughts, th.ir causes and an update gn Young. Joseph Coltan 11951) painter who moves to the lorest finds his E;I War. Wild Bill Hickok, Buffalo Bill Cody and (I) World News lod!iY'S. drought problems In Soulh.m 1:30 CZJ TIIorouahbred D.....tI Calamity Jane set out to catch aman that's peace threatened by an evil wizard, California and some parts 01 Florida. (Animated) (1986) (!) Doogle HlIWHr, M.D. E;I selling guns to the Indians. Gary Cooper. Q2l !II NIWI tD MOVIE: SItlI Woral y.11ow Ribbon An 2:00 CZJ PGA GoII Northern Telecom Open. 1sl Charles BIckford, Jean Arthur (1936) 2:30 (]) MOVIE: ROlanne Amodem-day Cyrano lIJ) Nature W.1ch undermanned U.S. cavalry outpost under rllUnd from Tucson, Ariz. (L) (])) Incredibly Slralge Rim Show de Bergerac secretly adores a beautiful Ol 700 Club W/Ill Pal RobaJlson the command 01 a soon·to-reDre captaln. CD MOVIE: The SwlIriIln l1li Stone Merlin 1IJ Munllell woman, but she has her eye on another. «Zl MTV'J Moal Willed WIIIl Jabn Norris makes adespemte attempt to repel invading Ihe magician lakes Wart, an orphan, under lJJ Aftershock Featuring the most current more physically aUmclive man. StllvlI 18 MlCOyver g Indians. John WaynlJ. John AgBJ; JoaIlne Oro his wing and lrains him lor his desDny as informalion available on earthquake studies. Martin. Oary} Hannah (19871 Q Ql) salurday Nljjhl Uv. (1949J . king 01 England. Voice; SebasOan Cabot Ql) Shorl At1IIIIon Spin Theallr IAnimated) (1963) E;I predictions. planning and preparation. 3:00 CZJ Women's Pro Snaw SkIIng From Mounl 8:05 (J) MOVIE: Sha'ako A group 01 European QZl Shorl ABenUDn Span Th.ater Sunapee, N.H. (1) arlslocmls on ahunting tour 01 New Mexico 11:05 (!) MWS"H 2:30 (J) MOVIE: Adhur Arich, alcoholic playboy 11:05(!) MOAosoH CD MOVIE: Fllhom Asky diver gels mixed In the 1880s Is menaced by Apaches. Sean lmllltIIdI EdlUon Q laces a decision between a wealthy lml Inside EdlUon Q up with secrel agenlS and evil v1l/alns In her Calnery. Brfgltle Bardot, Stephen Boyd 11:30(2) NCAA Fllal Four Highlights exislence.wIth a dull h~lress or a life of 11:30 III America's Cup '92 search for astolen llgurine. Raquel Welch. 11968) . (]) NewaNJghl Update poverty witht/J. waIIress he loves. Dudley Tony Frahciosa (1987) (I) N.wsNIgId Updale 8:30 (I) Dream On tB Croak lild Cllase Moore, Llza Mlnne/f/ 11981}-E;I C '!10Vl~ @ Crook ud Chase 3:30 CZJ Up Clos. (!) Anrtldllll Bui'lova E;I (II) JH Frankll. 3:00 lD EnryIIody Doll II When an iDJ Plld Pmgranl 4:00 CZJ Inside Iha PGA Tour (])) Global FlmU, (!J) PlclUc OuUook . aspinng singer tries 10 pursue an opera (II) Joe Fnnklln. 11:35(!) Lave COIIICIIon career, her hUSband becomlS a perfD/lller 4:30 CZJ SporllCtlnler tm Crook .111 Chlse lJJ PeclOc OuUook tD FUnlltom: JllDllng Fevar After laillng (!) NIgMlI.. E;I, r~9:3j'- Paul, Douglas. UndJI Damell (J) MOVIE: Nobedr'. Perfect A lovesick 11:35 (!) Love Connedlon acompany physical, Fred decides 10 prove SCIIIf 00 "" Ihe college freshman disguises himsell as a hlmsell by running in amarathon. Voices: am CrIme Dme Aller Prime TIme It 4 I••••• S (!) NlabUine C I lilt CdmI C : w ,- e,,1or PGA Tour woman to join the ladles' lennls team and be Mel Blanc. Henry Cordell. Jean Vander Pyl. OJ) Crlme Tlriif After PrIme Time UtII'lI near the girl he admires. Chad Lowe. Gall .a Famll, Tro. E;I 4:15 m MOVIE: WI)'" Hell Wa In Session A AngalC O'Grady (1989) (Animated) 11:40Ql MOVIE: 11HI Bedlord 1.c1dn1 An U.S. Navy commander shot down over aD F.riiIf, Ties Q 5:00 CZJ CoOage Bask.tball Providence at Miami 8:55 QI MOVIE: Dive Bomber A naval doctor American deslroyer chases a Sovlel Vlelnam survlves torture as aprisoner of war 12:00 CZJ NBA Today works with aIIlght Instructor to find acure submarine In' the .Arctlc Clrcl., Richard lor more than seven years. HalHoibrook, Eva (L) lor the deadly pilot blackOUl at (JJ MacNelljl:lbrer NewsHow Q CD MOVIE: Boomerang An Innocent vagrant that occurs Widmarlr. Sidney Po/ller. James MacArthur Marlll Saint (1979) (I) Worldwide Updale high altitudes. Errol Rynn. Fred MacMllfT8y. .(1965) 4:30 ()) Up Close becomes the primary suspel:l in the murder Ralph Bellamy (1941) (])) World Away of aclergyman. Oana Andrews JaIIIJ Wyan 12:00 CZJ f.ld.lII. 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~.. - . Conra~ MD'~, The Ruidoso News:/ Page 5 (Jupl1Jl, Veldt (£40) ra MOVIE; Ammng Stolles: The IV marry. wnger Rogers'. Joel MCC1ea (1940) Mickey Mous' Club Q • IS Jud Iht Ten of Us Aconvicted killer develops the power to = ~ello 10:45 (5) MOVIE: The HIIII for R.d October A ta My Twa Dlds 10:00 CIl Oerrlion KeIUor', Lave For a New Hlmp Ire PoIIUcel heal; II horror writer Is stalked byaphantom; Soviet submarine Is detected heading lor the III Comics Oily Valentine's Day, Garrison Keillor relates Prollllmming a man tries to bring his wile back Irom the experiences of love and longing that almost Q7J Stlnll·Up Stand-Up dead. Patrick Slt'ayzs, B8au Brfdges. Sam U.S. coast, and aCIA agent thinks Ihe SUb's 7:00 (2) Ladles Figure Skating everyone has encountered. commander plans to defect rather than (J) MimI to Mlrkel 8:05 ~ Dun WatelSton (1986) (J) C!l 1IJ NeWi attack. Sean ConnBrj; Alec Baldwin (1990) (!)Tooncn,lht Cel Who COUld Orin aClr 8:15 Event 01 thl De, 10:05 (5) MOVIE: Orlm Prellie Telll TwO men (I) Ne..Nlghl a I;J. Saturday Nighl Live regulars Dana Carvey, , 11II NllUre Wllch 30 Wh I IF rIun traveling through the desert sit around a 8: (J) ee 0 u e camplire and share grisly stories. James Earl 11:00 mTIIoroughbred Digell Phil Hartman, Victoria Jackson and guests lHl NIshvllle Now (!) EnleJtlllnmenl Tonlgi 1;;1 Jones. Brad Douril, Usa Eichhorn (1990) g MOVIE: PrtVlte Hillary 01 I ClmpIlgn are more than amazed !Iv the escapades of lI5l V1deolYRCIIsy l\Dl Cheers 1;;1 That Filled During Ihe Civil War, a young the daredevil feline. Q Qi) CNN Headline News IlJ 01 Diary 10:15lD MOVIE: WllUsl The son of a lamous man enlists with aConfederate troop whose (I) Larry Kina Uve' lID Steve 1..ln o AIl\lIIcan Mullc Shop explorer fravels 10 Afrlclfto continue his members prefer horseplay and good Umes (l)MOVIE: PIllow Tllk Meetlng.efter ashaky 9 ClnemAttrlcUons iUJ You Allied lor II, Again lalher's quest for legendary mines guarded to the grim reality 01 war. Pat Hingle, Harry beginning on ashared phone line, aplayboy II! Tlds Weekend I2D Night COUll 1;;1 by huge warriors. George Mon/gllm8l}l, Crosby (1982) songwrller starts to pursue an Inlerlor I2D Studs ID Mickey Mouse Club 1;1 Talna Elg. David Fanaro(1959) lD XVI Olympic Wlnler Olmn Bialhlon; decorator. Rock Hudson, Doris Day, Tony ID MOVIE: My Heroe, Have A1wiys Been IS M, Twa Dads 10:30 CIl Tony Brown'l Journll figure skating; hockey; luge; skilnli: speed Randall (1959) . CowIJoys An Injured rodeo star relumMo his III CaRlin Only (I) Inside PolIDn '92 skating (LIT) . C!l Flmlly Mltters 1:1 Oklaboma hometown lor the Ilrst thila In 7:OOCIl Mysleryll;;l . CIlMOVIE:DlughteriolSllanAglrllslilred .11:05 CIl MOVIE: The Iiounde,. Two Itinerant 1IJ XVI Olympic Wllirer Olmes 1;;1 years, conlrontlng figures from his long­ (J) Cosb, Show 1:1 Into a wlll:hes cavan. Tom Selleck, Barra broncobusters si~n up with a skinflint '10 (!J) World 01 Vllor ' lorllotten past. Scott Glann, Kalil Capshaw. Il!l NI'hvllle Now Ben Johnson (1991) (I) Larry King uVif Grant, Tanl Phelps Guthl/e (1972) brea kastrinp 0f orses. Glenn Ford. Henry lI5l Flther Dowling M,.terles 1;;1 \

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Jerome Counland (1952) 12:40 aJ MOVIE: Cry lor Happy A group of 0 Weekeod Updale @ The Xiiselil·Mlnded Proleilsor A ,scatterbrained sclenlist recreates the i Jim Henson's Muppel Babies E;I @ Event of the Day servicemen visits aJapanese geisha house a WWF WresUlng Challenge @ Salurday Night Live and tries 10 convince the Penlagon brass that lD Bugs Bunny and Pals gravity-defying substance known as f1ubber. l!2l U.S...farm Report Harry AndefSOfl, Cory Danziger, Mary Page tml Augle Doggie and Friends 9:30 (2) SportsCenter it's an orphanage. Glenn Ford, Donald ID NoUonal Press Club Address CD Marcia Adams: !Ieartlend Cooldng O'Connor, Milko Taka (1961) Short AllonUon Span Thealer Guest Keller Q @ Music Videos 1m @ Counlerslrlke . (!] This Weekend CIl Seved by the Bell Mark-Paul Gosselaar, 1:00 (1) Woodcarving With Rick Butz hosts Dana Carvey and MlkQ Melers present ID Journalists' Roundtable D1scu..lon aD K·TV Tiffani·Amber Th/essen. 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(I) 7:551D MOVIE: Sivagi Wilderness Aruthless ~ "'" CBS Sports Special Bruce cabol, Roland Young (1941) NMeOWI/ IThnacIPhae I th 0' C!l Land of Ihe losl \ll!I nn PBT Bowling ~ CD VI : e ntom 0 e pera A colonel's stubbornness almost leads 10 the "'" Soul Train \V d crm Mother Goose and Grimm E;I "'" "'" MOVIE' The Flu ng Deuces Two men' i disfigure composer llJliled to the ca- destruction 01 thil Ironller outpost under his '"' America Coast to Coast ..... I 10 n b I h P 0 H l!2l Minority Business Report "'" the Foreign legion to lorget a h tacom sot e aris para ouse falls In comm~nd, Victor Mature, Guy Madison, I2lI Bucky O'Hare and the Toad Wars E;I Irn Remodeling and Decorating Today n un appy I .. "'"tm The VIrginian romance' and they getl'nlo one mess alter Fosove withHi a singer. Clauue Rains, Susanna Robert Preston (1956) , Q2I Danger Bay E;I lUJ CNN Headline News another. 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Louisa Haigh (1991) C ,@ MDVIE: North Avenue IrregUlars A 1221 MOVIE: Snoopy, Come Home SnoAAY l!2l Weekend MornIng NeWs C ID MOVIE: Fraleriil'fy Vacellon Two minister seeks the help of the ladles of the reluctantly agrees to live with alonely lillie II]) Deal Mosaic rfJ Evans and Novek fraternity guys and a nenl seek fun in the church to blow the whistle on the local girl but Is relieved to lind that no p'ets are ~ Backyard Amarlca CZJ This Is Your Ule sun. Stephen G80ffre15, cameron Dye. gambling syndicate. Edward Herrmann, allowed In her apartment building. (Animat­ IBJ Fllntslane Kids Cf) ABC Weekend Special Q Sheree Wilson (1985) Barbara Harris, Susan ClaJitj1979) Q ed) (1972) l!JJ CNN Headline News ~ Greal Amerlcen OUldoors @ Evenl 01 the Day ID Welcome Back, Koller &;I 9 MacGyver C l11J Club MTV I2J warcool Q @ salunlay Nighl Uve , IS Amerlce Ind the Courts 1m Salurday Nllihl.Live l!JJ Paid Program @ KbIf. Incorporaled 1:05 (J) MOVIE: Love Thy Neighbor Two QD Salurday Nigh! Uve a Allack 01 the Killer Tomatoes E;I personaliti~ll B:3O C2l Track and Field IS Honvwood Insider neighbors whh clashing and 5:30 (2) SportsCenler CIJ Nurses Q Q2I Welcome to Pooh Comer 10:45lD MOVIE: Fllghl 01 the Lost Balloon An habits are drawn into an unlikely affair when . (1) Compuler C.!W'nlcles @ Hondo CD BenecUons on the Sliver Screen explorer sets out above the jungles 01 Africe their spouses run off together. John Riner, (D NBC NeWl:&,! (!J) Wild AboUl Whaels @ Short AIIenllon Span Theater Guest in a hydrogen balloon to rescue a fellow Penny Marshallr8ert Com'i (1984) (i) News/Sports Saturday hosts Dana Carvey and Mike Meyers present Q)) Texas COlntcUon explorer imprisoned by vicious nalives, 1:30 CD New Yankee Workshop r;;I Cf) ABC News Q scenes from the movie Wayne's World. Marslrall Thompson, Mala Powers. 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QI Bobby's World [] beginning on asharod phone line, aplayboy i Carrie" EVENING CD MDVIE: Death Tak.s e Holldly When @ Under the Umbre1ia Tree songwriter starts to pursue an Interior ~ Dne Lap of America Death .lakes on human form lor three days 10 discover why people have such afear 01 ID Dog House decorator. Rock Hudson, DorIs Day, Tony QI) Gunsmoke 6:00 l2l ESPN's S,..rN1IIl IS Congressional Hearing or Public Polley Randall (1959) Team him, he winds up failing In love. Fredric au· (1) Report From Sam Ft March. Evelyn Venable, Guy Slinding Conlerence (!J Romper Room & Friends QI Dangerous Game 01 FIIme (D l!l News ~ 8:00 (2) Mark SOlin's Saltwatar Journal XVI Olympic Winter Games C 1m Saturday Nlghl Un CIl MOVIE: Nolllln" BUl Trollble A yuppie ~3~ Olympic Wlntar Ga~' (Call) ill New Explorers E;I 02l M~VlE: Going Undercover Ail in~pt, 2:30 (1) SlrIp QullUng couple takes awrong tum onthe NewJersey CIJ News bumblmg private eye and areluctanl client CIl MOVIE: The House on Carroll Slreel Tumplke and ends up In a strange town a~e ;'NeWi tIl News/ShowBiz This Week mvolved m a hide-and-seek tale 01 Alter being labeled asubverslve'arid losing where traffic vlolaUons are punished by (!II World 01 Valor ' lIJ MOVIE: Imllallon 01 Ule Ablack woman kidnapping and romance. Chris Lemmon, her job, woman stumbles across an a ='ir~~~. 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Fredric major's fiancee Is captured and held chosen to IesI the government's newest 1m Saturday NIght Uve Barbeau, 8i11 Daily (1980) March, Evelyn Venable, Guy Starldlng I1Ostage, Glenn Ford. Irlgm'Stavens. George high-tech heIiCOp1er. Roy Sche/~Malcoim McIJowell, Gandy Clark (1983) .,. 8:05 (J) NaDon.I Geographic Explorar 11:30 (1) CralUDI lor IIIe 9lIs (1934) .. Hamilton (1967) I8MyTWtDlu 9:30 WTrack and FiIkI 8:30 (2) Fly FIshIng the World m MOVIE: Anntd Ind Ollgerous A II2l SIrnt JusIIct fumbling cop and abumbling lawyer tangle (J)) TIlt Middle Ages WIlli MIssiles ra of lilt Darn; , til CaDillI Gallll/Ntwl (1) The GenUe DDCfDr: Velerlnary WOrkin~ .1Z7J"ten' 1flIij_ G2l MOVIE: fIuIIny Train Two lnJflale$ Medicine with a gangland boss while as llJJ Couelly Beal ' .y . (B) Bonanza escape abrutal and sadistic warden, only 10 mMOVIE: Butch CtlSldy and IIIe Sun­ security guards, John Gandy, Eugene evy, lIll Uke Wa Cara 6:05 (I) MOVIE: RtiItI':iId JulleI Two young Robert loggia (1986) Kalghl RIder peoP,le's love Is threatened by their ymring find themselves aboard atrain that's hurling dance Kid legendary tum-of-the-century Q OIl out of conlrol without an eilgfneer. Jon Western outlaws Ilee With aschoolteacher to (I) Newsmaker Salurday/Nm 0 This Wllkend, famlfies. Leonard Whiling, Olivia Hussey. MIIOO'Shea·fl9V8) . Voight, Eric Robert$. John P. Ryan' (1985) begin a new IIle In Bolivia. Plful Newman, (!J Mr. Belvedera t;I a Ughllllllll. FOret Q . (!II Flraplnvtr . f{oben Redford, Katharine Ross (1969) 6:30 (2)·NAsCAR Raclllg llJJ Celebrity Outdoon =MOVIE: Return 10 An·lral·~I,S- RIver At the lHl GrendOIe Opry Uve (I) News/Slyle With Ella K1enscb I!J) Wagon Train t f th t h" .C3JTraY8I.MlfazlH' a Bob Vila's Home Again urn 0 eC!ln ul)', an us .lao orseman a "'IUiIlllJRnafd C ® Pirates 01 Dark Water Q QJ Teen WI.. Losl or Ora. faces IIPPOSIUon l~hls a~mplll! many his (DWhtilafF'" t;I tD SlIlIsltli'. CiiIIiiliin JambtraaQ @ lone Ranger Q (lJ 11IIUHlilIrUI. IB Youlbquake longUme sweelheart. .Tom Bud/n~ SIgrid 'lJ)'E~CiI IZ7J Kids IlI1Hi "'11 Q : II]) Prollles 01 Nature Thornton. Brian tJenliehy (1988) .,. ~ . ® Country Kitchen • 'lIZ NUBasll.11 9:50 (I) MOVl~ TIl. ~bysiller Aseemingly tml Backstage allhe Zoo AFTERNOON @WHdSlde . Innocent aod charming WOman llIaniPIJlates =~~E: Hider Inu.. cOpplll Is ~xpl(lifS ~ ~ TAl·MANIA , : H:OlI*'A lHlGj'lnd OfI.Dpry het way Intoafamily'slioliie 8Jid the C lertol/zed bY a psychopath' hiding some­ Uvl wln~rabililies member.~fty ID Anlmaled Fraggle Rock 12:00 (2) College Baskelllan of each DukIJ where In their ~bOUse-. Gary BOSe1,Mlml :Qll Ill" " SUrIIpt Astin. William ShatMt, Dulnll ClJriitnltlgS @ Close-Up Forum (1) Sialned GlalS WIIh VIcIlI Piyne RogefS (19921' :I8G~.Gamn (1980) ... 9:00 (2) Walker's Cay Chronicles 00 PaId Program ~ Salurdiy illg I live 7:00OlLaWrfitCll Walk . , 10:00 ()) Travels CD Great American Oulll (I) NeWi/Heallhweek 3:05 CIl F1s111nD With ROlaiHI"'lrUn mGoldin GIrls C . 2,. 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" high sC,hoo,1 with his daughter. Alan Thlcke. ' world from the air nearly lose their lives in a2l Chlrllndo (J)) American Medical Television @ Wlldllle Tiles , ' Jay UnlJerwood. Robln Llvely (1987) ~. a crash. Rlchard Dlx. Chester Morris, Joan ([SJ Swiss Famll, Robinson (!!)Inslde WlnslDR Cu~RaClng tm Amerlcln Sports Cavllclde : a MOVIE: Land RilderaA rulhlessArizona Fontalna (1938) (Ill Music VIdeos ' GIl Manllc Mansion tm MOVIE: The Uvel, Sel ACOck~COliege town boss' hatred of Indians brings tragedy (J2) Lowe 80.1 all a Paid PIlIgram G7J Top 20 VIdeo Coun down st~denlleaves the academic life to lid a,nrt ,: to a nearby wagon train. Tolly Savalas. a D.ngerous Glme 01 F.me '(1)Weekend Upd.le l!Jl Paid PllIUram dnve racq cars. James DarrtIrl. Pame aTJffln, I George Maharis. Ariena Dahl (1969) IS MOVIE: Fr.lemlly Vic.llon Two lD The Absenl-MIRded Prolessor A (1) Weekend Updale Doug McClure (1964) ",' Q7J Kldl In lIIe HID Q fralemlty guys and a nerd seek fun In the scatterbrained scientist recreales the a Larry Jones ' !Ill W',ne's World 10:30 C2l Women'l U.S. Olympic Mlrathon sun. Stephan Geoffre¥s. Cameron 'Oys, gravity-llefylng substance known as'llubber. p. Jim HensDn's Molber GODII StDrles (1) Weekend Updlle 'i • Trills ' Sheree WilSOll (1985)' Harry Anderson, CoIy Danziger. Mary Page a MOVIE: The Man FllIm Snowy River An I (!) SIID,..ay Nlahl Uve Q7J Two Drink Minimum I Keller IJ @Jem orphan mountain boy passes into mal\hood. CIl Ev.nl .nd fonk . 2:15 a MOVIE: The Lalt Polle Apossesets out a Popile'l Hour Qll Garry Shandllng Show ~th Annlvtrs.ry conquering stallions ana trying to wIn the I m MOVIE: The Phlntom 01 'lbe OPtra A atter a group of thieves who have robbed a aJ M, Sster Sim Q . Garry Shandling spoofs ialk shows, and hand 01 a beaulilul girl along the way. Kirk t disfigured composer exlIed to the ca- rancher. Broderick CrawtorrJ. JolIn OBrek. aJ Vlawer C.II·ln television in general. \'Ihlle showcasing clips Douglas, Tom lhirflIJsoo, Bruce Kerr I I lacombs of the Paris Opera House lalls in Wanda Hendrix (1953) Q7J Vour Show DI Showa lrom his show and return guests. (1982) , I lorme~ I love wilh.a singer. ClaUde Rains, Susanna 2:30 lD MOVIE: ShlJlWllckad During the 1800s, 6:05 (I) Fllnlllanes 9:30 C2l SporlsCenler aJ MOVIE: Night 01 the Grillly A lawman tries his hand al ranching to make Fo$ter. Hums Cronyn 119431 a Norwegian lad joins the crew of a SQuib 6:30 (2) Inside lI1e PGA rour (J) Travel Mlgarine hi~ \I (!) Impacl . abetter life for tamlly in ,t800s Wyoming (J)) Mplerr olllle In ghl-Templlr Seas sailing ship and soon finds hlmsell . W Mechelll;il Unlvera I but finds his greatest enemy is ahugegrizlly I I GIl ZOI• l.I¥IlI marooned on an islani! with murderous CIJ Wonderful WIzard of Or Cil This Week In Ihe NBA . Pa bear. Clint Walker. Martha Hyer. Keenan I a Id Praaram· . pirates. Stfan Smasiad. GabrIel Byme. CIl NeWlITra..1Guide CD MOVIE: The leI Vegas SlDry While on , Wynn (1966) a Anenlo Hili', Weekend J.m Q lDuisa Halgh (1991) Q tml Fishing the Wesl her honeymoon in Nevada. a shady ladv's aScooby DaD Q7J Ace_ America aJ Evanl 01 Ute 01' (J2) Peopla 10 People past catches up with her. Jana Russell, a Public Pollc, Conlerence ' I 10:35 CIl MOVIE: The Oalll Commlnd AKansas all BIg Laff·On GIl Garberl Vincent Price. Victor Mature (1952) @MOVIE:LeaderoltheBlndOutolmoney schoolteacher becomes a famed guerrilla 2:35 m M~VIE: W11lsPlJl Aman driven mad by IS My Sisler Sim Q CIl a PaId PJllllram and luck, amusician reluctantly lakes a job I chief and caules out terror raids while whispers only he can hear strlkesout in Qll Emle Kovl.. ' (J)) Amarlcln Medlc.1 TelevlslDn ' I tm R.ce Dey as band dlrectpr at araucous high school in I clashing with anewly elected marshal. John vengeanca against a woman he believes Is 6:35 (I) C.pllin Planeland Ute PI.natllJl IIJ Big Brother Jake Q Georgia. Steva Landesberg, Mercedes waynoe, Walter Pidgeon, Claire Trevor his mother. Jean l,ecIerc. Victoria Tannant. 7:00 (2) Inlldelhl SenlDr PGA Tour , lD Wlurd 01 Or Ruehl, Calvert DeForresl (1988) / (1940) 'Chris Sarandon (1991) W N.hHlScenl ' OSmurfs Q 12:30 (J) Thinking Allowed ,aDl XVI 0!YmPJe WIRIer G.mes Q CIl CNN News CIJ MOVIE: Arlhur Arich, alcoholic playboy o WlIdlile ChJQnicles 11:00(2) NFL: 1991 AlI·PIlI T.am 2:50(1) Nighl Tracu faces a decision between a wealthy 10:00 CIl WDrd on Words (!) New Mexico Newa COllerence . , 12:35lD Womln WhD Raised I Bllar as Her SDn ~ HNmllul'iwfL GuIde 3:00 CIl Sporls 1IIleNlahl exislence with a dull heiress or a life 01 Cil NewaD.y An orphan polar lbear Is lak~n in by an old ..., /IlI\ Love Ball poverty with the waitress he loves. Dudley CIl C.lhallc M.II Eskimo woman Wh~ raises him as her son. . lIJ lIIId .1 DeVllllJl Shipi Gil Paid Prallram '. Moore, Um MlnnellUohn Glefgud (1981) • (Animated) Q ,.' 1BI AmerlelR Muilc ShDP G7J MIISIc ~HS IJ IIDJ CBS Spa,.. Spaelel NASCAR IIIdllf (J2) MOVIE: Olsll.1 DrUms CaP!. Wyatt leads 1:00 (J) W.shlnglDn W,eek In R;vlew D ([SJ hid Pragram _ (1) Wllklld UplI.le WMornIng NtwI • a small force into the Florida Everglades, at The WIllI ~ MOVIE: The Iir'llshmln ~n aging Malta 1h HlIchlllker a MOVIE: RIvIr Acourageous couple m Inockoidl HoIlywood'l Love AItllr turning Ibe tide of the Seminole Indian War. don is impressed by acollege Ireshman and all Blick Adder baWes flood waters and abusinessman Who anllll Film clips and Interviews hlghlighl Gary Cooper, Marl A/don, Rlchard Webb ~is Mel Gibson. Slssy Sp8tek, takes him under Wing. Marlon B"IJdo 11:059 CoUtp Bliltllblll wm Ihelr land. HollyWood boxing lore and reveal Why the , (1951) Mallhew Brode,/ck, Maximilian Schei/ 11:10mMOVIE:8IDod1lSlIlArellredklckboxer's ScortGlenn (1984) sporl is such a popular subject for (J)) The Middle AgesWllh MlsiIIIl (1990) IJ , shearch for a missing trlend leads him to a l2lJ SItIJI AIIeRIIon Sp.R 11IaIlIr ~~:~bID (l!Iln·Ash.rmIR Aqllng AMRlum CIl News7Worid ~epOrl Idden Island where he fights for his life in 3:30 <2l FlIhlI' Holl 9 XVI Olym~ WIlier G.mll Q GIl MOVIE: Parll HDlldly An actor heads for (l) MOVIE: Teenlge Rebel After a scan· arena combat Don WiISOll. Rob Kaman (I) Hews/MoHynlk (J2) WIIk.iHl Mo. Nm Paris seeking a noled author's latest dalous divorce. a woman loses cuslody of (1990) m sa.... la lhI SlIles III Amerleln Medical TelevlslDl screenplay but instead finds mystery and her teenage daughler. Glnger Rogers. 11:30 CIl NIwI/PfluCIB , 4:00 W ESPN', SJHdWIIk 1BI ExclUlIltWorld of IpIIlIa"" Bauly romance. Bob Hope, Fllmandlll, Anlta EkberD Michael Rennla. Betty lDu Keirn (1956) (1956) ,(I) MOVIE: Love Is NeverSllenlA girl whose lI2l TwIl/g111lo111 (!) All 1mHItthl e I.,.,••3 Gil cNN HaldDne Newa o T.us CDIlIIClIoI (I) ImlHallliWllk lIil CNN IIHdllltt News deaf parenls depend heavily on her has at C_ S1IIp LIve III MOVIE: lit', Mm MaIc Agregarious l8 UIh.D all ClllemAltracUons ' difficulty contemplating any plan for an a World VlslaR Independent way of life. Mars Winnlngham, =• SIISa bandleader ltJms a school football song ID MouurcIH all blnl.lad Franll Rock a =:r,RnlIIy wrilten by aprim teacher Into aSlJrprlso hit. a Bugs 8uIy .Id PIli Sld Caesar. Phyills Frsllch (1985) S __I lIII DIy. Joan 1Io(Jers, Bob CrDsby, Elizabeth Risdon laid ..... GI.... a MOVIE: PrelllllDric Woma. While lIJ MOVIE: 1111 Curse olthlM.yan Tlmple a the ~xplore tID -,PyIMa" FJyiIg CImIs (1949) tID MOVlE:.1h H•• NIHlIaa Abbott stalking legendary white rhino, ahunter ,Adventurers a' Mayan temple, .is Iaken captive by jungle women who • searching lor a treasure believed be 11:50 (I) ~VIE: Fllr Ho EvIl A demonically (I) WIIId TlIIIIOJJOW and Costello. as gamblers on ariverboat, set to enslave men. Martino 8IIsw1ck, Edlna Ronay, protected by Ihe spirits of saCrificed victims. PQSsossed baby grows iii be a telekilletlc lI2l ~ .... the SCIIII lor IlIaJ!Y 01 !helr mosl- Michael Lafliner (1967) ~ Lou JolIn Burrud, Brian ,Burton (1977) teenager whoviclOusly pursues his friends B ...... remembered rouIInes. Bud Abbott. aSmufsC ail CNN HudlI81 News and parents, S!6lan AmqIim. EflzJbeth lIil CNN IIIIdIIH Neln Costello. Alan Cuttls(I945) Q7J'SlllIrdIJ1flghl LIve G7J Music ItIdHs HoffmMI. Kathleen, McAJlmI (1981) ID Ml'HOVl£:...... EvIl 7:0& (I) ftllDA·.',lsIIRd a 1E: hmer ThtI sole survivors ...... 10:30W W.IJII Miller'. WI.llr Fever III MOVIE: Jlldgmnf O.y A teacher's 12:00W s,wClllltr of two separale mass-murderlncldenlsflglll 7:30WWWIId~~fbAlllerlcl Q W AmerIcH All Fonun rnestyle and astudent's memoirs lead to a ~ W NBA S!lIwlImt communllYcrlsis,OavldHartman. Rosematy CIl AiIs1II CIIy UmIls. a rombie and a devil doglD lilt on -- (1~74) ~ I.,_ the perpetrator. RId MftcMll. Tree:y Huff. '(!) Mltl'" PrIll m MOVIE: Un A14-year-old girl begins Murphy. Kathleen Quinlan =.r.r:... - ~uctlve ID Gooly Takes a HDiIda, While Goofy ;...... ~,...... man. Charfes Tmtter ~:~ (I) MIHj making phone calls 10 an older ~ =._."~"'M."-I1i""""''''.... ,~, and soon she and her mother are helps his wife with the cleaning, his - l'H w.uo...... l2lJMOVlE:1hFlPll Two men join imaglnallon takes him on a series 01 i CIHHCIt""ihet'lia;:" -- the foreign t.eaIOn to forget an unhappy ;; ~tSA...... - 'slalkedby a serial killer. Cheryl LBdd, stacl JCIIII~_"JC Keanan. D.W. Moffell (1990) adventures. (Animated) B In!IlI V" romance. and they gel Into one~mess after ! CIl Nm/SCItICI.Rd TIcIlRDIIIY WHIl a All America. WmlIllIg .G!I MlIsIc VIlIMa another. SIIIl LIut8/, Ollwr - vu _, .... ,CIlTIIII Witt WIllI DIYId 8dRkIey Q o PadlIC WIIlIId 0IIIHk Patkfr (1939) P Id Prapn 1:30 (2) IllOlVhlrdllll 1BI BRI D••0uId00rs CIl Will StraIl WIIk " II CIliI, CIII, ..,.... MIl Carol 4:05a MOVIE: __II hIwY .,Al the : 0:-., CifM a Ollfdelr TraHs . . (!) NBA BlilillH. ..,. Burnett. RobIn Williams WhOOPi Goldberg lUm 01 lhe centurY. an Austrlllan horseman S HaaI Floor u.tI or PuMc I'IIIcy Otuld Dtlck PrmIllI tml XVIOJymplc WllIler G.ma Q and Carl ReIner perform i series of comedic faces 0IlPDSiti0n ithis atIemJll III marry his CIIfIJIIICI a=Denver. lIII WllllllOllllf Q 1BI NllRA TOday skits. longtime sweoIhearl. Tom Burllnson Sil/dd til PoIIt1C1I P/lItCImmlRg a MOVIE: Wllclmllo SfrIRt A Thimton. Bdan iJIntIBhy (1988) ~ 7:35 (I) Him D.p 1:45 CIl CDII. BliItIlIIall "'11 11:00 C2l Mogul SIl..S,11Rg psythollc killerslalk$ c;oeds on thIl beaches 4:10 m MOVIE: Full Falllonl Flva Alter I Savllt 1:00W SporlaW...., 2:00 (2) PGA Gall F~Dl'da. ~ W SHlora S.aout W Firing Una of John Saxon, MlchIBJ Parks Slibmarlne. Is, stolen by Ierrorists who =r::=:t2 If Clltbrllllln (!) IBA 8nkitbllf (1988) \ threaten Ainerlcawith anuclear holocaust, a CIl OR lhe MIIIu CIl NewaOay . (J2) MOVIE: The Allve.ture, of Robl. Hood tID E1~ .8aIIsJIr; Party II OR David. naval officer Is orderell to recoverthavessel. mMOVlE:We'reNDIDreSSI~Afterayachl m MOVIE: B1.ek Beluty A magnllicenl Robin Hood robs Ihe rich 10 aid the poor and Lelle i,,' Bill COsby, l.alry Melman ,and Mich161 MorIarty. MichaelClVlfllugh, Marfa Is sh,'pwr'ecked In the SouIh eas,' a sailor ,combalS the tyranny 01 Prince John. Errol Rutl\;n8,slhelmer are featured. Rangel (1990) horse is reIDmed to the kindness 01 Us Flynn, Olivia de Havl1land. Basil Rathbone QI,MO~E: original owner atfer a succession at cruel 12:15 WltiII ComalClIe. Twin sons of 4:30 W MolDwarltI and a group 01 wild-animal collectors lake masters. Mark Lester, waller Slezak. Peter (1938) an ftld!ari l1Il!lher and white settler lind CIl NmlStrfe WIlIl ElsIIlIetmh ~:~'N9CWbY. GetX06 Bums. Ethal tmlnslde WlIISlDn Cup R.clng a Lee LawrellCtl (1971) GIl MOVIE: The W.ItDns: Thl Conlilct The t!lemselves Piltod aga/nsl each other In the (I) nII WrIt1Itt CIl Naw MuIcI Womln (I) MOVIE: Young LOVI, FIJlt Love Wallons lace a moral dilemma when traditional struggle. Joseph Coitefl, William e JamesllilbllOll (J2) MOViE: The lItdcaSl With the help of a Teenagers make choices between peer a '.:,~=-"~Q pressure and Ihe values of Ihelr strlcl relallves ask lor help in Yiotently opposing a 12:3O:=. hometown girl. a man ballies his crooked upbringing. Va/arle Bertinem. Tlmothy governmenl eviction nolice. Richard Thomas, Michael Learned, Ralph, walle W$E!=~r:~ -~, f,~~iit!:nDerek' Hullon. Arien Dean Snyder (1979) (1973) ,- ,- (J)) Elrlh Guille a MOVIE: NaUDnal Lampoon's V.callDn A (l!I'Iih. allSm.stlrs bumbling tourist takes his family on a and a group of wild-animal colJectorstake GIl Popeye (Ill The Wlak In ROCk chaotic cross-country trek lrom Chicago to over. Bing t}r)sby. George Bums. Ethd lIZl Fade tD Blick III MOVIE: A DDubie Ule An affluent California In search of Ihe perfect vacation. Meiman (1934) a Slump/pe Alley playboy is changed by his three years in Chevy Chase. Beverly D'Angelo, Anthony lI2l TIlts FfIIri ilia DlJIlskle a ACCIllI prison lor a Irumped up embeZZling Michael Hall (1983) 1BI OR S.... 5:00 (Il SporIIC...... ,. tD Under IIlI Umlnlla Tree conviction and vows to even the score. 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QI} Naws their manic·depresslve mother. Sarah Selafante and Natalie Cole. tm Earth 10 M1V o Weekend Updlle N /S .... S d Jessica Parker, Sally StruthefS, EllzabBth D Nul Guilly I D Altbt Rlen 9 MOVIE: Kidnapped Aman tries to murder (I) eWl, po.q un Iy AshlBY C aJ Silk SlIlklngl . 12:35 OJ) Url.lylls of the Rich I Famoul h' h . d t . h "t th In '1 (IS) Prince Valiant D (I) WorflNm a BrlUsb PollUCI :s nap BW In. or er 0 In en e ruml Y «lJ Deit 01 Silurda'NighI Uv. ~II estat.f. Peter Finch. James MacArthur. John a It's Your Move (I) MOVIE: ABC SundBY Nfght Movie QlJ Hovles 12:45 aJ lbe Ern Hlv. It Ghoslbu,tllIlJ After evil spirits threaten 10:15 (J) News 1:00 C2l Jimmy Houlloa Outdoors ~U~:OVlt60,o~ Heat A wealthy married ~ YOUDg Comedians New York, the Ghostbusters prepare for taA Necking Plrty (i) EvaDllnd Novak . woman and her lover plot to' murder her Newsworthy EVENING battle and discover a river, of slime 10:30 CIl Star Trek: .lhlNut SlnBlIUon E;I az husband. Kathleen Tume" William Hurt. underneath the city. Bill MUrTaYp.Dan .(12) MOVIE: Night Cbase A wealthy man, OJ) ·CNN Headline Nen Richard Crenna (1981) Aykroyd, Sigourney Weaver (1989) .,. attempting to flee to M~xico, finds his plane. (IZ) MUllc Vldeol ' IB Public Polley Conference 6:00 (Ij NFL Superbowl XXVI Billiard H~'::::II All grounded in LoS Angeles due to bad weather (II) Homl Shopping ~ Comedy Shop Chlmplonshlp g o a Pump II Up IftI The Blaml"ers and hires acab 10 drive him to the border. . (» Gro~ Kotto~ MOVIE: Sound~r A fam~y of black 3:30 W This Week In the NUl Mclaughlin \aJ I David Janssen, Yaphel Victoria Vetri a fl ()) The Torkelsons 0) Cbarles Stanley (1970) sharecroppers struggles 10 survive m I!Jl repower (I) MOVIE: Come See ePlrldlal Aman's ~~~~:~mr~ Depfesslon·era Louisiana. Clcely Tyson, Q.J' Big LaIf~Ofl Japanese~American wife and their child are ! Children " OJ) Inllde Wlnslon Cup Hieing IB ~ (!5) Larry Jonel Paul WinOold, Kevin Hooks (1972) . 3:35 aD iCaplaln Planet and the Planeleen placed in an internment camp durtng World a MOVIE: Alice' In Wondefland A girl D Double Tllk . D MOVIE: Here We Go Again Aman and 4:00 rn Senior PGA Gall War II. Dennis Quaid, TB!lJ!ln Tomita, follows a, white· rabbit down ahole Into a a Raid 10 Ibe.While HOUII woman, on. their 20th wedding anniversa~ CD RachmanlnoU Rediscovered The redis~ carolins Junko King (1990) L,I .. magical, topsy~turvy world filled with G7J Your Show 01 Shaws , meet, agroup of comedians. Edgar BergBIIl covary of Sergei Rachmaninoff's The Liturgy (I) Democratic Deb,.. Former Gov. Jerry fantastic beings. (Animated) (1947) C 10.'35l!K\ XVI Olvmplc Wlnler Gimes" Jim Jordan, Marlm.Jortkn (1942) . of 51. John Chrysostom. which was lost to Brown, Gov. Bill Clinton, Sen. Tom Harldn. o MOVIE: Buried Alive An adulterouswife wu ,...... a Hollywood Inllder the world for nearly 80 years. is traced. Sen. Bob Kerry and former Sen. Paul plots the death of her husband. only 10 have 10:45 a MOVIE: Look WIlD" Llugblng A 1:30 (J) PDA Golf ()) Amen Q Tsongas debate on the economy. 1;1 the tables turned on her. Tim Matheson, comedian's plane is forced to land in asmall (J) News/Future Walch (I) Gimes of '92 ()) Ule Gon ollD Jennifer Jason Leigh, William Athenon town. Edgar Bergen, Jim Jordail, Marion (2) Newsworlby (I) Entertainment Tonight C ltD) 60 Mlnutll I;r (1990) Q Jordan (1941) a hid Progflm Robert Schuller With thiRaur of Power OJ SlIr Slareb @ SIIuRlI, Night UVI 10:50 (I) M*A*S*H 1:45(1) Newsroom Q l1Jl AUlnUc Realm 1;1 8:15 (J) ~OVIE: lbe Frelbmln An aging Mafia 11:00 (I) MOVIE: Child's PIIYAwonian purchases ~ Tbe Parent Trap Twins. 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BUlfDIII helps to clear him of the charges. Lue/lle meets with students 0' differentsoclo- 11:35 GI WKRP In CIIICIIIII Sydney (195b) a . (R) nice Dlr Ball, Mark Stevens, Clifton WQbb (1946) economic backgrounds to discuss IOOay's 12:00(J) ~C.l1tr D AfrIcI S,.Ike:EIIUIh lD) Mlnlac Mansion Q CJ) NIU•••, -..apllJc EJpIarer demands and pressures. . (I) NOvI D a COIgI'IIIIouI He...... or MIJc Policy lIZ) lb. WHk In Rock (I) America'. Funniest HHIt·VIdea 1;1 a Boobolll (IJ HDIIDrOi II All . C.fIJIIICI . ~.::~~ D Stlnd-Up Stud-Up l1I Ebm.Ip.Rodet 3:05 (I) Hiili'11Ieron 5:00 (J) C'" : :TIcb'n:£. . ~. ~ ~H=a~ 9:30 (I) Newa/I.ddt BulHII lID D... ' 3:15. FIII.1Id bay 0 Acta 01 VIoInct (J) .r.~''!1Irlm Plid Program . (J) (l) MOVIE: Klondike Annl. Atorch singer tm Inllll WlUIDa Cup HlellI t12) Simi JUlUce lII'PacIIIc' 0IdI00t 3:30 Gelling FIt eluding poliee flees to Alaska and masQuer- OJ New 0rIgI••' Amateur H~r (JJ Truckln' USA at World WIde Wra1IJDg WAIl NIWI NlgIIt ados as amissionary where she catches the «i eNN HlldR..Nm dJ JobI Allktrbtrg a IlkSII_ CIl nly8l'elk eye of a rugged sea, captain. Mae West, l!Je Wa,..'.Wok ARidWorld . ~ liquid TV a c 'HIIrIIg or PuIIIIc Pliler QI TJtI:.Mupptli Victor McLag/en, Philip Reed (1936) a In UvI'" Color '" QJ The Prlln .1Id tilt Pa.,.r Aprince CHr.... 3:35 (I) CNN He""Nm (I) MOVIE: Love Story Two students from ,.... ~ wanting to explore the outslda.world trades DMOVlE:Lu,.oftllt.8udOUtofrnoney 4:00(1) different backgrounds face economic prob- : =.~p::::. places with a peasant struggling to make and lUCk, amusiCian refuctantJytakes ajob =clnter dire~orala mOVIE: 1bI Uti 0' Virgie Wflt"" A lems and family opposition when they 11\\ O....N...III Slind ends meet. Voice: Wayne Allwine. 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