u n n w i mm mm+mmm wwtr».rn5 • December. 15, 1988 . - 1 - THURSDAY Sanford Herald 81st Year, No 98 — Sanford, Florida

NEWS DIGEST School vote delayed Redistricting decision BRIEFS will wait until January Suit may involve Nazi doctor STUDENT POPUIMIOH dy CAROL J. RUMBBV Herald Mali writer CH ICAG O — Court document* In « turd toil i * w * a i malpractice suit havr I r m sealed to protect the LONGW (X)I) — The Seminole Counlv Middle reputation of a surgeon who mav have been a School Mezoning Task Lone tailed to selei l a plan Noil doctor, according to the plaintiff's at- for the district * division last night lint did agree to tornrys dlti h a proposal exi hiding current sixth grader* C*al came Irom Ja< kson Heights Middle It Attorney Nell Quinn, not related to the Judge, S« bool Prim I|m I lloli Maine* requested the case hr sealed to prolrct the Middle school students arr kids at iisk Maine* m i* -. doctor's reputation • e said lloth etnotkmall* and phvsli all) It is a hard l-atr Wednrsday night howrvit il r plalntlfTs fine lor them whl< h I* why we should move as Irw attorneys said they were confident the gag order ol these students a* po»*lMr would Ire overturned after they made an I P l Lashioned alter a sotillar tixistdcrettou given emergency ap|>eal to thr Illinois Appellate J j sr*enlh lentil and eleventh grade students the Court y • /j} » pro,M>sal has received Mjpfiort Irom |iareni» al pre*|ou* meetings as well as a Irw who applauded Toddler suffers cocaine seizure II last night l.OS ANGELES - A 2 »Vyr*r old girl Unlike high *rhnol student* who mav drive, or hospitalized alter sullrrtng an ap|Mtrnt seizure carpool with blend* students in lower grade* rrlv was plarrtl In pmtrr live ruMixiy alter doctors on (Mreuts and hoses in gel in and from *• ln*il 1 he determined she had Ingested cocaine, « l r » l dlstrtit s transportation department already authorities said Thursday has said It has list lew buses to do the |oh I bis Irlt task tori > inemlirrj* unsure ol bow manv The girl, whose name was withheld hv |H>llce would ai inail* take advantage ot the option ll was in stable condition at Cedars-Slnal Medical ollrrrd It also Irlt them too manv students at Center Sgt Craig Cruaby said dai kson Mrlgbt* and tor Irw at otto r ** ImioI* Mure Paramedic* wrre called in a Wtlshlre area students means more dollars lor *> bool program* nursery school wlten the girl sullrrrd thr and It lias prnxrd a *» nslllvr issue w lib all Involved srlzurr about 10a m Wednesday.Crosby said rbrrr is no ipirsiion in m* mind dial von re “ Il was later determined by doctors al going In drstrov a lot ol good programs wr vr Ced in* Sinai that she had ingestnl cocaine worked bard to build Maine* said Croshv said Even disirlbutloii ol those programs i* the * She was taken into custody by this dr|wirt problem Schools w ith ilex lining enrollment* such menl and tomrd river to the Is{turimeni of as Halltorit * Lake view Middle would like l i set SrH lal Services ' Croshv said tbrlr share Wr d llkr to expalitl our glllrd program Ml< k Mosstuan l^ikrvlrw prim ipal said Might rvow From United Prat* Intarnatlonal raporft wt re just running one l.mgoag* art* program M .*i si loads have live or six glllrd programs Nantord Middle s. It.>>1 Print I|m I Dan IVItiaiu INSIDE CufH* Hugh** principal al South Seminole county * 'e/on.ng ol middta *chool* during railed It a ipirsttoll id tairness lliirst laituhrs that Middle School eiplam* propotat lor the Wednesd** » meeting See School* Page BA □ Nation U.S. to talk with PLO W AsiitNuiti.N l n« .n . ui a>< <»o Court may stand in way of voting changes «|ieaklng terms with the Palestine f.ltw ration drawn It now ha* atmul twice a* needed Irom Ibr lu rrrn i two Mi •>ann ami Hannah Pluknrv ami Organization resullrd from a I’Ll) acn will contort the District 4 voting plate bom Fire Hanford atlorne* Trrena Ka*e to see order not to violate thr lnlrr.il Init ial V oilrig Mights A» • b* mil George Shultz say* Station No 2 on Orlando Drive to a Voting Might* A*t w tm li tnr billed givin g i ii ks i ipial i ip(« a i nun * in Shultz, who earlier It her I lieIIIs whose lawsuit tori rd more central Iih atton In lire distrn t I I. selling up ibr cxisling < oinmission Itr irpirsrtllrd oil lb* i oininissluu Ibis month refused to the i it* to i bange Its voting districts They also want to move the date illsiru is Any • bangrs m ibr those Ib r* w trr r rp r rs ru lr il l»\ Ka*r ami let Pl.O leader Yasser — are up|nr*rd to pr|m*ed r bange* ol thr rletlMin born the llrst lues iHiumlarirs or |Hillmg places must Imlgt I la* III M l.lpmall A r a I a t In to t h e ; III ihr tHiunitartrs tie approved hv ibr limit unless ibr I b r court a g irrd a nd III A p lll country to address (Tty commissioners have pro dav III Dei rmtier lo a rtatr not so two palll* « ll< thr lawsuit ■ all aglrr |‘ i h | ai i rp trd itir pirs* ni voting the United Nations posed redrawing the districts r lose to the general rlrcllon In Novrinliri and Ibr t bnstmas tudi on lbrut districts and {Milling places in a n n» unred Wed Irei ause Disirtit I m the southern Ibr suit was brought b* Allred (« whit h rat h commissioner is rlrt Iril nesday the United pan id tlie tlty. has grown in dav*. In addition they want to lengthen the lime Itrlwern the Drl.atllbraudlrrr L N Smith li* old* Ib r voters III Ills d is llli I Stale* will open population taster than the others rlr> lion ami a rumdf II one i* Samuel Wright dr M Ltrir tor direr t talks with the Slur e l'»H4 when the lines were See Court. Page SA organization The announce merit marked a dta George Shultz, mailt slult m the Middle Last equation and Williams gets Lake Mary Blvd. plan completed opened a spill hrlwrrn the Unltrd States anil its ■Ian I longtime ally Israel By BANDRA BOUCHAHINI raise, Smith Total lost lor the project is rsHmatrd at atMiut $r> Herald slab wider See page 7A million tm lulling maintenance engineering designs gets hearing LAKE MAMY - Ibr |.akr Mary IkmlrvAid Study ami lamtv aping Costs air to lx- shared hv Sanford □ Sport* Commdlrr last night put llntsbing tom brs ou thr final Lakr Mar* and Semlrwde ( mint* Ib r roadw.i* Is v l to By BRAD CHURCH lie wnlrnrd bom two lain* to lout and six lanes Heat ends losing skein Herald Mali writer form of a drall ordinance which will set private development and improvement standard* along a s o in e t | in e n e x t y e a r LOS ANGELES — Alter 17 losses amt fi'x Also ills) ussed al the merllllg Is the llitrrliM.il SANFOMD - The Sanford w lilrnrd L.ik*' Mary lloulrvald weeks of lire regular season gone. II can linallv agiremenl that Lake Mat* S>inloid and s« mmole Housing Authority voted Writ It was thr last time thr committer, comprivd ol l» said The Miami Meat is hoi County wdl abtdr b* concerning irsponstldlllirs amt fir via v tilghl lo giaill I n d rlrt'h d otlli'tals planners irstden’s and dr*rlo|ierw will Miami halltd Its record season-opening string executive dliretm Kllloit Stull li inert Ix-loir the ontiname gixs to a |>ubll< bearing on See Hold. Page SA ol fwtlilty Wednesday night w lrn Rory Sparrow a gtlrvancr brailug ami to give lilt a jum|ier with MU seconds to play. Ihrn mti run rxri ullvr dim lor l.lnda loried Norm Nison In misfire with one sctnnd Williams a raise remaining in an H9-HM victory over the la** I hr Authority'* iiiinim at Angeles Cllpfiers lortiey. .lames Sweeting III rr Ah. It was easy." Miami's Mon Koihsteln • omuietidcd at the group s prr deatlpannerl after Ills hist victor) as an NIIA Vloiis iio •-Illlg last lluiivlav erwt h that William* lie paid the same Out biggest prohlrm tills season has Ix-rn Stilarv Smllb was liemg paid laitsrs In concent ration You get that with young wliru hr was fired, ur Ibr txaird players Hut tonight was our last |oh wire to i ouId Itr llablr II sbr lllcd a sex w ire in termsol i nnt rnirullon •list i Hu III at i ni suit against It See Pag* 1 D The iMtard voted .T-l at a •pei lal liter ling Wednesday night to pay Williams Mil |k -i INDEX cent ol the itlllcrrnce brlwrrn her current salary and ibe Bridge...... salary that was tiring |»ald to Classified*...... Smith Authority Chairman C o m ic s...... Alrxandei Wynn III was absent C alender...... born the Hireling ...... 3 A Smith was tiring paid Door A b b y...... 1 0 $17 'Mid aiiini.illv and Williams Death*...... was bring |iald $2b..r>72 as Editorial...... bousing manager Her Hilary Fina n cia l...... will now lx- ).T5,fl72 ami will lx- paid irtiiMi lively bom tin time Partly cloudy and mild today sin- lx-i .im r liilerim director on Srpl H Today will he u Williams said she was nice day with Irm satisfied w uti the raise pcralurrs in the 7

■y MICHAEL MoCLILLAND 8 Saddlrblauket Lakr. Polk County Network challenges high school Urutod Press International Being on the CARL list does 9. Curry Hammock. Monroe County not necessarily mean a site 10. Rainbow River. Marlon Couniy TO R T LAUDERDALE - CBS Inc., ihc new owner o( WCIX TALLAHASSEE — The Land Acquisition 11. Waccassa Flats. Gilchrist County television In Miami, wants Port l-autlerdale Piper High School's Selection Commlilrr named 115 sltrs will be purchased. Land- 12. Coupon Bight. Monroe County progressive rock radio station shut down because It Interferes Wednesday to Ihc state's "wish list" of owners are often uninter­ 13. Crystal River. Citrus County with the station's audio transmissions. property to obtain and preserve as parks, 14 Highlands Hammock Addition CBS filed {taper* with the federal Communications Com­ wilderness preserves and other protected ested in selling or want HighlandsCounly. mission Wednesday asking It lo reject the high school station's areas more than the state can 15. Emerson Point. Manure Couniy application for a permanent license. The station has been If Gov. Hob Martinez and the Cabinet 16 Chas-MhowlUka. Hernando Couniy operating under a construction permit since 1983 when It went approve the list when It romes before them legally pay. 17. Topsail Hill. Walton Couniy on the air. nest February. Department of Natural 18. YborClly. Hillsborough Couniy WCIX has complained ever since that the radio station has Resource officials will begin — or In some Being on the CARL list does not necessari­ 19. Big Bend. Dixie and Taylor counties Interfered with the television station's audio transmission. rases, continue — negotiations with the ly mean a site will be purchased Landown­ 20 South Savannas. Si. Lucie and Marti Officials and students at the high school said they sre the owne rs of t hose prnpert les. ers are ohm uninterested In selling Or w ant rounllcs dispute as a big guy coming down on a little guy. The state would buy as many properties morr than Ihr slate can legally pay 21 Wabasao Beach. Indian River County "And ihe little guy. In this case. Is providing education lo as possible, according lo I heir ranking on If negotiators cannot agree on a properly 22. Save Our Evcrgaldrs tract. Collie kids, promoting the arts, promoting local groups." said Sieve the purchase lists, until Ihe money runs out. price, they move on lo Ihe nest sllr on the County Salo. an adult night student In a radio class. "This Is a real The committer placed 84 sites on Ihe priority list. 23 Brevard Turtle Beachrs. Drrvan community radio station But the conglomerate says. 'No* Conservation and Kecrratkmal Lands pro­ CARL negotiators ran talk only lo thr Couniy we re going to shut you down."' gram purrliaslng list and 31 prnpert irs on owners of sites listed 30th or better on the 24 Lover Appalachlcola Hlver trad CBS announced Us purr.iaoc of WCIX-Channel 8 in August the Save Our Coast list. priority list, unless they gel special approval Franklin County and takes formal control Jan. 3. In reality, however, only the lop 30 CARL from Man Inez and the Cabinet 25 Three Lakes Prartr Lake*. Osccol sites will be negotiated for. and. because the The governor and Cablnrl will grant that Couni v Gasoline prices fall for the holidays SOC program virtually Is without funds, special approval only In the rase of a 28 Andrews T r»- Levy County MIAMI — Gasoline prices have gone down f^r the fourth none of the sites on Ihe SOC list arr likely lo cooperative purchase — combining slate 27. Lower V Mtx. River, J r Mrnlgh’ m m th In the •tale, and officials at the Honda AAA hep-- w l and couniy revenues, for example — In County which Ihc -.laic pays ;;<» num than 40 Auto Club say there will be good availability throughout Ihe The SOC program was originally funded 2B Miami Hockiiugc f tnclantls. Dad Christmas holidays. percent of ihc p u rc h w price with a $200 million bond Issue, but afler Couniy The stale-aide organization *ald Wcdn*-«rtay self-sene The CARL priority list Includes 29 North Fork Si. Lucie Rlvrr. Si. Lucl several years of land purchases, the .SOC 1 N'orlh Key Lerj*o iract. Monroe Countv unleaded gasoline Is averaging just over 93 cents a gallon only has about 67 million left In Its coffers Couniy around the stale. Full-serve unleaded Is going for about §1 27. 2 Seminole Springs, l^ike County CARL receives from 640 million lo 650 3 BMK tract. Lake County 30 Rookery Bay. Collier Couniy. AAA said people who pump their own fuel save an average of million from the Legislature each year. 34 cents per gallon 4. Appalachlcola River and Bay tracts. Moved from the SOC lo the CARL list wen Because Ihc CARL project has better Franklin Copnty Ihe Big Bend Coast trait, ranked 10th The report said about BO percent of the service station* Ip the funding, commII'cc members moved four of Topsail Hill, ranked 17th. Gllla Traci n slate plan to be open throughout the Christmas holidays. 5. Carlton Ranch, Sumter County Ihe lop SOC projects lo new spots on thr 0. Fakahatrhre tract. Collier County Pas* o Couniy. ranked 55lh. and Bald IViln Jacksonville coping with convict woes CARL list 7. Ft. George. Duval County Road tract In Franklin i mini v ranked 57th JACKSONVILLE — The state Corrections Department has rejected a proposal to put another 163 Inmales Into Ihe already overcrowded Montgomery Correctional Center, meaning more Tampa political leader headaches for jail officials. Retiree’s lament: City Council president Terry Wood said Wednesday the state convicted in fraud case Is essentially telling Jacksonville officials to let the prisoners go Me and other local officials have blamed Gov. Bob Martinez UntlM Frsn latonutlwul see our system work, to see a Santa’s fenced out for Ihe state's current prison overcrowding problems. verdict that speaks the truth TAMPA — Insuranccman and returned no matter who the United Frtis International Christm as season Sheriff Jim McMillan had hoped that pulling IBS local But this year, things are prisoners al the state prison farm Into Montgomery would former Hillsborough County po­ defendant Is or no matter what litical figure Nelson A. Italian:) Ihe circumstance* are surroun­ ST. PETERSBURG - A different relieve overcrowding until a new 300- bed local facility Is 4 foot-high privacy fence has T h r operators of his apart­ was convicted by a federal jury ding Ihe casse" opened In mid-January. takrn Ihr Christmas spirit out ment complrx installed a But stale officials said there's only room for four morr beds Wednesday of mall fraud. Ironically. Ihe application for The jury deliberated about 11 Ihe cable franchise was of a neighborhood Santa and wooden privacy fence In from Cancer researcher, wife still missing hours over thrre days before withdrawn before It was voted ended visit* to him by of first-floor apartment patios finding Italiano. 59. gullly In the upon neighborhood children as pan of a painting and TAM I’A — Friends of a missing University of South Florida bribery of a county commission­ This was the serond llmr Strve Rzytko. a 61-year old rrfurhtshing project researcher say he and his wife asked them lo help abduct the er In rxchangr for a favorable Italiano has hern convicted of retiree who resembles Santa But Rzysku doesn't want couple's children last week but they refused vole on a 1980 rablr television the charge He was convicted In Claus with his snow while privacy In lari, lie said, hr Officials are still looking for William Stewart and his wife, franchise application. January 1987 and was srrt beard, twinkling blur eye* and picked his apartment for Ihc who Iasi week snatched their three-year-old daughter from a Italiano was accused of being lenced lo two years In prison He round belly. Is Christmas or­ very reason II Itad an open Tampa welfare facility and ran off with her. the conduit in arranging for a was roleased afler serving 11 iented thr year round, but It Is view of a well traveled street. The girl was al the home because of reponrd child ~‘>use. 630.000 check lo be mallrd by weeks and a new trial was al this lime of year that be !?ow ihe lence hides that Witnesses said Stewart sprayed four workers with Mare before cable television company official ordered after Ihe Supreme Court goes all out as San'* patio and It's Christmas losslng ihe toddler into his car and driving away. Dennis McGultltcuddy, brother ruled the statute under which he Since retiring to Si. t a Mr a u from I lie very ones Stewart is a widely known cancer researcher who recently of Senator-elect Connie Mark. had hern charged was not Petersburg from Illinois In Hzyskn w ants to entertain. had been having job-relatrd trouble. R Fla . lo a bagman for payment applicable 1983. Kzysko has strung lights "Th e kids will not be able to Friends said Wednesday the Incident was (tail of a plan that 1.1* ,1 % ? J * ' and decorations all around h|s lo bellied officials. % The government trilled ihr mnir up to Ihr door lor a called for the simultaneous abduction of his two stepchildren apartment patio to attract «t- I l f J I , II k m h ! I lir f c U v on the other side of the slate. Charles and Virginia Lawhom "I'm very llred. and I'm very charges earlier Ibis year. lenilon, wl|h an antique said Slewan asked them to help abduct the stepchildren from a disappointed." Ilallano said U.S District Judge Terrell green-and red sleigh as Ihc Ills wife, Anita Rrysko. 50. relative's home In Volusia County, but they refused. glumly as hr Irfl the courthouse. Hodgrs scheduled sentencing for cenlerplccc In Santa’s nightly said shr and her husband Officials said the Stewart home In Lutz has been cleaned out "W e’re very pleased." said Jan 26 and allowed Italiano lo audience with neighbors and don’t Maine the apartment and they have no Idea where the rouplr and thlr daughter has Assistant U.S. Attorney Joseph remain free on his own re­ passers-by during ihr complex operators gone Magri "It's always a pleasure lo cognizance Hijacker returned to United States MIAMI — The accused hijacker of a TW A jet remained In police custody In Miami Wednesday night, afler federal officials Investigators seek source of cocaine returned him to the United States from Grand Turk In Ihe ered cocaine in ihc child's Tyler. 33. during Ihc absent r of ago with the same symptoms Turks and Caicos Islands. United F ra n International system with a urine test and Ihc mother. Gloria Tyler. 29 When the mother returned The Dnig Enforcement Administration brought Felix San- TAMPA — An 8-month-old notified authorities Tyler, who Is disabled, told about 10 a m Ihr child still was chcz-Rodrtgucz. 26. back lo the United Slates three days after baby girl was In fair condition at Tony Edwards, spokesman for reporters Ihr child never was out sick and was taken lo the he tried to hijack Miami bound TW A Flight 469 from San University Community Hospital thr stale Department of Health of Ihr bouse, which has a bright hospital Juan. Puerto Rico, to Cuba and Rrhabllllatlvr Services, said red "Say No To Drugs" sllrkrr Sanchez was turned over to FBI agents In Miami, said FBI Wednesday as Investigators Tyler Mid when the baby was sought lo determine Ihc source Wednesday the agency had on the door, and said he doesn't sick last month, shr was taken special agent William Perry In a statement. He was scheduled placed a hold order on the girl lo know how she got Ihe drug lo appear before a U.S Magistrate Thursday. of cocaine she Ingested. lo Ihr hospital and a drug was Llqulsa Tyler was taken lo Ihc prevent hr: being released from "The baby was here witp me prescribed He showed them a Sanchez was charged with two counts of air piracy. If Ihe hospital lo anyone until an all day long." he said "She was convicted, he faces a minimum 20 years In jail. hospital Monday night by her bottle which contained a vilu mother after Ihc child had been Investigation Is completed. He just as happy as a lamb." lion Identified on Ihr lalwl as Authorities said Sanchez threatened to detonate aboard TW A Tyler said two of the other vomiting for several hours. s*ild doctors said the child’s Aluprnl syrup. Ihc brand name flight 409 Sunday If he was not flown to Havana. Cuba. There c o n d 111 o n w u s not 111 e * children, ages 7 and 9. brought were 121 passengers and seven crewmen on board. Hospital officials said they did of inetaprolrrcnol sulfate. not know how much cocaine got threatening Ihc baby lo his bedroom horn The pilot Instead landed in Grand Turk, the largest island In "A t»aby with cocaine In her her erth ulioiil 7 p m Monday That drug is Idcnltflrd In Ihc Ihc British archipelago with a population of about 8.000 Into ihe child's system, nor how II got there. body Is a form of child abuse." and said shr had been throwing 1987 Physicians Desk Refer people, about 250 miles cast of Cuba. Jack Espinosa, spokesman for Edwards said. up cnee" as bring used to treat the Hlllstorough County Espinosa said Ihe Infant and al He said he didn't do anything bronchial asthma and which has From United Pres; International reports Sh-Mff’s Department, said least three other children were in Immediately because Ihr baby hern known localise nausea and emergency room doctors discov­ trie cure of her father. Claude had been sit k shout three werks vomiting In some patient* LOTTERY The daily number Wednesday THE WEATHER in the Florida Lollery CASH 3 Q am e was 3 8 0 NATIONAL TEMPS : Straight Play (numbers In exact LOCAL FORECAST EXTENDED OUTLOOK order) 1260 on a 50cent bet. C il, 4 Ferae*** Ml u Pc* 6500 on $1 Today...partly cloudy. High Albuquerque cy SS u Box 3 (numbers in any order) In the law lo inld 70s Wind Anrhorag* t 41 H AtTw.iltap* 01 n 660 for e 50-cent bel. 6160on 61. south lOmph. t '-V 7 ------’ Atiaolacy <*■ Al 441 |1 Box 6 (numbers in any order) Billing* p* Tonight, ..partly cloudy. LOW 14 14 Al 640 lor a 50 coni bel. 660 on 61 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Blrminghamcy 41 4/ In ihr low to mid 50s Light FRIDAY SATURDAY II CStraighl Box 3 6330 In order Cloudy 82-40 PtyCldy 68-52 Sunny 64-48 PtyCldy 82-62 fi-y n a c k * f If -A/ wind. Clear 71-52 Bo* tan p* 41 u 01 drawn. 680 in any order on a 61 6ro*n*,iii* T*i pc ft V bel Friday...mostly cloudy with Buffalo ini/i 41 if 11 Straight Box 6: 6200 in order a slight chance ol showers. Burlington VI tntn II it 10 drawn, 640 II picked In combina MOON PHASES TIDES STATISTICS Cltar lotion 1 C pc 1) 4 1 High In the upper 60s lo ihc Char loll* N C pc Hon on 61 bet If 4! lower 70s. Northeast wind It) FRIDAY: The high Ictnpcrulurr In San- Chicago n 4f II mph Rain chance 20 percent. Cincinnati p* M n BOLUNAR TA B L E : Min I I 20 lord Wednesday was 66 degrees Cl*•* land with 41 11 11 L A S T F ,R S T a m 11:50 p m.: Ma). 5:10 a m.. und ihe overnight low was 45 as Columbu* pc V n Dal la* pc Sanford Herald l Dec 1 ■ J Dec 10 5:35 pin. TIDES: Dr.yton* rr|iortcd by the University of 4/ 41 Oanrar tn to 14 44 Beach: highs. 1:15 a m.. 141 Florida Agricultural Rrrcorch DatMoinatpc 41 i) IU1PS 44 M M ) B.m,l lows. 7 25 a.m.. 7:54 p m.; and Education Center, Cricry OatrMtcy 44 ew Sm yrna Beach: highs. Duluth «y » -t o SI Avenue. Cl Paw pc 44 M Thursday, December 15, t986 1:20 u n i, 1:46 p m,: low's, 7.30 r r a n t ,.ii* pc F U L L NEW There was no recorded rainfall 4] 10 Vol 81. No 98 a. in.. 7:59 pm .. F#igo»y W •-11 Dao 23 Dao 30 Halliard pc FLORIDA TEMPS Sebastian Inlet highs. I 06 during Ihc 24-hour period end­ 44 if Of P v b lilM Daily and Sunday, aacapt ing at H am Inday. Honolulu */t •4 n t i Saturday by TSa Sanford Harald. a m.. 128 p in. Houtlon cy 44 w 01 In* , M t M Franck A * , . Sanford. MIAMI tU P II Florida J. hour tamper* O The temperature al 9 a.m. lnd>*A*pof!tp( S3 it Fla. uni. turatandratnlallalla m EDI today tnduy was 55 degrees and Jack ton M itt cy 41 u I li a si c a n HI ILx BOATING J*ctteny|ii*pc 41 j; Apalachicola (7 47 000 BEACH CONDITIONS Wednesday * overnight low was Second Clast Patlag* Fate af Sanford. kanta* City cy AS n CrattrVa *1 )) 000 49. as recorded by the National Florida L *t Vagat» 41 41 urn Dayton* Bu m s U 4! 000 8t, Augustine to Jupiter Daytona Beach: Wuvrs are 2 Weather Service at the Orlundo Lilli* Nock pc 41 I f Ferf louder da i* 7] *1 000 Inlet - Today...wind south in lo t Ang*t**(y P O S T M A S TF R : Sand ad drttt change* 000 (eel and choppy. Current is lo International Alr|iart. 41 14 FertM yo't 71 ■ L cult, ill* pc 44 n la THE SANFORD HERALD. P O 000 southwest 10 kts Seas 2 lo 4 Gotnatrill* al Ihc south with a water tempera- Marnph,* p< 44 J4 So. It!?. Sanford. FL JJ77I. J action,Hi* >7 000 u lure of 60 degrees New Smyrna ft. Bay and Inland waters a Other data: Miami Baachp* If Kay W»*l 000 n 71 *: light chop. Tonight...wind F Wedesday’a high...... 67 Mlloau*** p< 41 l« Hama Dalirary ] Month*. lit.H i t Lakeland 000 Beacht Waves arr 2 feel and M M Minnoapolit ty 14 -01 Mis mi *t 0 W variable mostly northeast 5 lo Barometric pressure..30.28 Mofiltit, 117 M l Yaar,111 W In Stata 77 choppy. Current Is lo Ihc south, Nathnilap* 11 M Mall: 1 Month* l i t I ! ) * Month*. O lands *7 at 000 with a water temperature of 60 10 kts. Seas 2 to 3 ft. Bay and Relative humidity.....75 pet Nan Ortaanicy Pan tat ol* 004 44 10 Ur.Mt Yaar. tat H a) II Inland walrrs smooth in a light C W inds...... NW at 8 mph Haw Vork pc II If karate** Bradanlon 71 11 000 degrees. Sun screen factor: 14. Oklahoma City cy Tallahatta* 000 chop. Friday...wind northeast F Rainfall...... None 40 ]| Out Of S u it Mall: TV ** Month* S1I.S4: a) >1 Omaha p< if Tampa 000 00 I Month* US H i Yaar 171 M *7 M 10 (o 15 kts. Seas 3 In 5 fl. C Today's sunset...... 8:31 p.m. Philadelphia „ a JJ Vaco Beach at to 000 Phoanli p* r Tomorrow’s sunrise.....7:11 n 11 Phont (4S7) m u l l . Wall Palm Baatfi n M 000 Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Thursdsy. December IS. 19M — 3A Longwood still grappling with barrels

By SANDRA BOUCHAHINI Hsrsld stall writer______Fleeing suspect captured LONGWOOD - Officials re­ CASSELBERRY — A suspect In an Orlando armed burglary, mained unsure today when nine whn reportedly pointed a gun at a man who confronted him In drums burled behind the an Orlando house nt about 8:30 am Wednesday, was captured Longwood public works de­ by Seminole County sheriffs deputies about one hour later on partment for nearly two months U S Highway 17-92. Casselberry. will tie removed Darren William McGuire. 26. of Orlando. Is charged with So far. Ihe excavation project armrd burglary with assault. He la held without bond In the has been delayed three limes Seminole County Jail awaiting a move to the Orange County Rlrhard Tedder, section man­ Jail. ager of ihe stale Department of Sheriffs deputies report that a resident of 2603 Juergenson Environmental Regulation's St . Orlando, found McGuire In his utility room at 8 30 a m. hazardous waste section In Or­ McGuire reportedly said he was looking for a warm place to lando. said he Is awaiting con­ sleep and the victim asked him to leave As the Intruder was firmation that Ihr Chemical leaving the victim questioned him about a screwdriver In his Conservation Corporation In track pocket and deputies said the suspect ran The victim Orlando has subcontracted the chased him. hut turned and ran from the burglar when the O il Materials Company In burglar stopped, pullrd a gun from a leg brace he was wearing Clrrmoni. Fla, lo remove the and threatened to shoot the victim The suspect fled barrels. AIkhiI one hour later Seminole County deputies who had According lo Tedder. II has heard a police description of the suspect slopped McGuire The hern difficult to find a disposal victim was brought to the scene and reportedly Identified hint company with a grappling de­ as the Intruder vice nrrded to remove the >*«••*< WWW *T So* Artmkft drums safely Roommate accused of battery Barrels which may contain toxic wasl* were found months ago These barrels have still not been On Dec 2, after DER discussed behind Ihe Longwood public works building two removed OVIEDO - A man accused of hilling his roommate's head drum removal strategy with a »rrt hotly ■* ' *nd ?*i electrical cord during an subcnntrurlor from O il Materi­ However. Longwood Public Tedder late today." Hasslrr said city for falturr to conduct haz­ si gum o| .■) Ooov 11 a*. Itren Jori Donald Thomas. 23. address unknown, was arrested by Invrsligallve Bureau prostitution said hr began shoullng that hr Park on a charge of possession of Seminole County sheriffs deputies on Sipes Avenue. Midway. knew who she was and she was cocaine sling that ended early today In • Roger Ted Durdshaw. 32. of Wednesday. doing wrong Fern Park netted 10 men ac­ 340 Hibiscus Road. Casselberry. Brian Scull Lampley. 27. ol Dr pul Ira report that on Drr 8 a house at 2134 Beat da II Ave , cused id ottering lo pay a decoy • Lee Monfrrdl. 27. of 965 755 Holly Hill St., Casselberry, Midway, was burglarized and Ihe nickels. Jewelry and other Agents moved in on Jeffery for sexual favors Colbert Lane, Longwood was charged with possession of llrms valued al over 8300 wrrr stolen and he drove away, hut was Three more were arrested on • James Michael Shoemaker. cocaine In the parking lot ol Ihr On Dec 9, deputies said. Thomas tried to pay for a purchase caught nearby and arrested. His other charges including one man bond Is 8500 Agents said Jef­ 20. of 17 Fem Park Motel. U S. Econo Lodge afler an ngrnl with Ihr stolen coins When a store clerk ronfrunlrd him about who Interfered with the sting by fery said he wanted lo vent his Highway 17-92. Fem Park spoiled a Wer can used lor the rolns Thomas, deputies said, left behind a purse cunilnlng loudly protesting his arrest two feelings to the decoy about her • Daniel Sacco. 50. of 124 smoking crack cocaine In his Jewelry stolen from Ihe burglarized house The victim months ago alier he allegedly Wisteria Drive. Longwood. car. Ihe arrrsi rrpon said The Identified her stolen properly and that led (u the arresi of Involvement In his earlier arrest. propositioned the same decoy at • Sandy M Cohen. 36. 536 ageni Identified himself as a Thomas His bond Is 8 1.000. Ihe same location Charged with assignation to Orange Drive *11. Altamonte Seminole County sheriffs depu­ That man. Tim Benson Jef­ commit prostitution are Springs. ty "and said Lampley tried to Man arrested for battery-spouse abuse fery. 30. of 1109 Quintuplet • Louts Richard Bellavta. 43. drtve away. Thr agent shut olf Agents also reported Ihe arrest SANFORD — A Sanford man who allegedly rhokrd his wife Drive. Casselberry, was charged of Orange City. Ihe “gnltlnn of Lamplry'a car and to make her sign pa|>ers authorizing a loan Is charged with with resisting arrest without • Jeffrey Thomas Morgan. 25. of Steven Lillie. 33. or 605 North he was arrested after crack battery spouse abuse violence al 12 15 a in today In of 302 Lochmond Drive. Fern Lake Blvd. *38, Altamonte cocalnr was found In his car. Detuse Susan Ovrrbee. eg 732 Cherokee Circle, told police Ihe arra of U S Highway 17-92 Park Springs, after they said hr Bond Is 82.000. she was pulled amt choked by Iter husband, when she resisted and South Street. • Regis C. Olnaiale. 39. ol approachrd the decoy und of­ Bond for those (ailed on the his request that she sign the (taper* al ihrlr house Wednesday. The decoy worked that area 3601 Red Bug Lake Road. fered lo share crack cocaine with prostttlon charge Is 8 IOO each. She did sign the (M)ters alier the attack, police said Philip G front about 6 30 p m. Wednes­ Casselberry. her. Over Iter 33. was arrested al home at 7 14 am Wednesday Bond Is 8300 Land purchase may be stalled Prisoner By J. MARK BARPIBLO projects, although negotiations allhough II Is al a lower position hospitalized Sweeting endorses police Herald stall writer______will lie pursued actively on the than Spring Hammock. Knight top 30 of Ihe OOliem list, said Mid l( may have a better chance after fight SANFORD — Although nearly Gary Knight, spokesman for Ihr of gelling money this year. substations, drug programs By BUSANLODKN 85 pen rni complete. Seminole stale Department of Natural The committee ranked the Herald stall writer ByBRAD CHURCH drug problems since I hen. County's Spring Hammock land Resources (DNR). Previously, purchases may U stalled next purchase negotiations would 15,000 acre Lower Herald Half writer Swreilng said since (hr federal Econ lock ha tehee River project In SANFORD - A federal government no longer ftnan- year because of (tollcy changes continue on lower-ranked pro prisoner al Ihe Seminole disclosed by the slate on Wed­ Jecls If they were morr than 70 Seminole anti Volusia Counties SANFORD — City commission rlatly supports local drug al number 44 on Ihr list Bui County Jail Is hospitalized randldalr James Sweeting III treatment and rehabilitation nesday. percent bought. wilh an Injurrd neck bil­ Spring Hammock Is consid­ Seminole County Planning Knight said because the St. lias proposed establishing two programs, the city should lake Johns River Water Management lowing an Incident at the (toller substations in Ihe city as a the lead Hr said II should work ered by stair offlduls and local Director Tony VanDerworp at­ Jail at midnight Iasi night rnvtrnnmrnlalisls as a sensitive tended the commlltee meeting District Is considering buying a method In help combat Ihr with eounty and stale olllelals lo portion of the land, negotiations James Olio Mingle. 23. Is growing drug problem, and llntl money |o support local drug wetlands area needing protec­ In Tallahassee Wednesday but being trratrd at Central tion Irom development by plac­ could nol be reached later for can begin next year on the support nl a local drug Irraiment treatment programs or lo sensitive marsh and hammock Florida Regional Hospllal ing || In slate ownership. Il Is comment. and rehabilitation center establish one In Sanford In In southeast Seminole County. In Sanford. Seminole Swreilng said Wednesday thai conjunction with county or state loealrd between Lakr Jrsup and Colleen Logan, county senior County sherllTs deputies Ihr clly musl do all II can lo health departments. County Road 427. strategic planner, said the slate The entire site has a tax report blood vessels lit combat Ihr drug suhculturr and Sweeting also said ihe city Thr Florida U n d Acquisition and county have purchased or appraisal of 816.6 million. Hlnglr's neck apparently keep young people from getting should take an active (tart In Selection Committee moved have options to buy more than a Knight said The land contains were Injurrd when he was involved reaching children and talking to Spring Hammock Irorn 57th lo 1.000 acres of the project. several threatened and en- In an argument with He said Sanlord has a pro­ them about drugs and self 36th on Ihe state Conservation Twenty parcels, amounting lo danged plants and animals, he another (rdrrut prisoner fessional poller dr|>ur1mrnt and esteem. and Recreation Land (CARL) list 241 acres remain, Logan said. said. over bids In u poker game. he supports Ihrlr efforts to keep "W r have to demonstrate to Allhough al a higher position, a She said a dispute has arisen Hlngtr. according lo (hr the city sair from crime, "i them through mentors that they policy change will inrun further wilh several landown r* over Meeting at Howey-ln-ihe-Hllls other Inmate. Charles would like lo encourage Ihe respect a sense of self-respect purchases will be stalled until Its four survrys and two appraisals Wrdnrsday. water management Wesley Obrrry. 20. Jumped board members approved lwo department lo explore Ihr possi­ and pride. I know there Is only position is raised even higher or and they will have to be done up to fight dberry a surveys lo he dune on 2.100 over bility of establishing two (M iller so much a city commissioner Ihe stale acquisition policy Is over. bet. Mingle. Obrrry said, su list at Ions, one on Ihe east side ran do, hut primarily, he can net changed. Another Seminole County acres of the Lower Econ urea became rnlangled m his und one on Ihr west side to aid the Initiative and get others lo Typically, monry Is available project made II In the state list owned by Jack Demriree. said chair. In enfurermrnt nr Ihr laws, follow," hr aulri. only for (hr lop dozen or so on the first try Wrdnrsday and district spokesman Ed Alhanrsl. particularly ant I-drug laws." Sweeting said the city's recre­ Swreilng said II such a pro­ ation department could sponsor gram would entail spending seminars on drug abuse. "We Priest fined for development more clly money, he ihlnks II have lo talk straight lo Ihe would be worthw hile. young people." he said. "Me- which threatens rare fern Spend Christmas In Your % Swreilng said uddlng more Gruff and 'Just say no' Is not officers or .making them more enough." OVIEDO — A Lakeland prlesl amount of wetlands vegetation New Home This Year! visible Is not the total solution to Sweeting Is running for the was fined 81.000 this week for had been cleared though. Frost Call Mechelle Now better enforcement of drug laws District I city commission seat damage to wetlands In a sub­ said. He cited Ihe Increase In expen­ In a Dec. 20 runoff against Lon division near Oviedo last year, Last December. Caufleld ditures for Ihe police department Howell. Howell was unavailable threatening one of only twe sought a permit to complete the RANDOLPH COURT APTS.j In 1986. and Ihe Increase In for comment. known sites In Ihe country 30-foot road, but district officials where a rare fem grows. refused, saying It was Inappro­ 330-1300 Board members of Ihe St. priate for the area. DO HIDDEN LAKE DR. IBEE OUR CLASS. AD.I SANFORD Johns River Water Management In addition to paying the fine District voted lo fine Father hut granting the permit. Frost EMERGENCY CALLS John Caufleld for building a said the board required Caufleld 50-foot driveway Into his 40-acre to reduce the number of five-acre WEDNESDAY Ave,. child locked In car. not subdivision In 1987 wlihoui a lots from eight lo six and transported district permit Afler Inspecting preserve the back two lots for M OTOR HOME • 7:48 a in. — 2434 Yale • 4:05 p.m. — 817 Rosalia the* site In September 1987. the ferns. Frusi said. Caufleld Ave., pot burned on stove, Dr., false ala rut district officials discovered will also be required lo restore extensive kitchen damage, • 4 36 p m - 708 W. Third cuplel ferns, known to grow In (he trees and vegetation cleared TRANSMISSION water and smoke damage lo St., medical call, woman. 81, only one other place In North for Ihe road, leaving only a entire house. transported (o Central Florida America, 12-fooi-wldc unpaved road for • 10.18 a.m — 405 W 27th Regional llospltnl. home buyers. Each homeowner Both known fern sites are In TROUBLE? Si., smukr smell created by • 4:58 p m. - 3517 S. will only lie allowed la clear a Ihe Black Hummock ureu south dust on heat colls. Orlando Dr., medical call, half acre of ihclr land for con­ of Lakr Jesup In Seminole • 1035 a m. - 300 Bay woman, 74, transported In struction, Frost said. c.gjd HARRELL & BEVERLY County. Ave.. medical call. man. IG. private vehicle. trans(>nnrd. • 0 39 p.m, - 310 Rochelle I’al Frost, director of the Or­ TRANSMISSIONS • 11:07 a.m. - - 2472 S Ave Bldg. 11 Apt. 1136. small lando district field office, said by Park Ave . medical call. man. kitchen fire, no fire damage, Ihe lime district officials discov­ 209 W. 25th Street 16. transported water damage from sprinkler ered Ihr unprrmttied work. Sanlord • 12 54 p in - 3180 O r­ system. Caufleld had almost completed lando Dr., girl. 6 months, • 7:28 p.m. — 541 Upsalu Ihe 50-loot wide path lo thr hack 322-8415 locked In car. not transported. Rd., trauma, woman. 68. two lots where the rare ferns 29 Years Same Location • 2:41 p in. — 2450 Laurel transported. grow, hut had not disturbed the Family Owned ferns Several trees and a large 4A — &w«oo) Herald, tailord, Florida — Thursday. Oocwnhar 15. IMS Editorials/ Opinions

Sanford Herald BEN WATTENBERG tUSPS 4417*0) 300 N. FRENCH AVE . SANFORD. FLA 32771 Area Code 407-322 2611 or 831-9993 Radio Liberty safeguards glasnost Ways* D. Ooyla, Publithar Ranald W. Hail*, f xseutlv* Editor The questions were triggered by Mikhail meeting, church, history classroom and lan­ Somettmes It wus as raucous, or even worse, MaivIn Adklm. Advarliitng Director Gorbachev • announcement at the United Na­ guage teacher — across a country covering 11 than the tension one can observe on u major American newspaper or television network. Home Delivery: 3 Month*. • 14 25 ft Month* 427.00; tions that the Soviet Union would reduce Its lime rones and com­ Year. *51 00 In Slate Matt 3 Month*. *20 35. 6 troop strength by 10 percent. Will that do it? posed of over 100 Such ts the sound and fury of free speech. Month*. *37 OO. Year. *60 00 Out Of Stole Mall 3 WlU that end the 40-year stniggle? nationalities. Even with thr jamming, an estimated 20 Month* *31 84: 6 Month* *40 56: Year *78 00 Don’t hold your breath: great powers don't For decades Ihe million people per week In Ihe Soviet Union often give up great armies. And the Soviets have Soviets attacked tuned to RL to hear what was going on In their made troop cuts before Radio Liberty. They own country. At times they listened even when But something else happened at about the said li was a doing so might mean going to jail EDITORIALS same time that will have a greater chance of bellicose, confronta­ And the Soviet leaders complained Regularly calling the whole thing oft. With no fanfare the tional. argumen­ and bitterly. Stop It. the Soviets said To our Soviets ended the Jamming of the U.S.-barked tative tool of the im­ credit, we didn’t Instead, the Soviets stopped Holiday checks Radio tdberty. After 33 consecutive years, the perialist Cold War. the Jamming harsh, crackling stalk- beamed out by more than nut what Ihe Sovi­ They did It. I think, for several reasons They 2.000Jamming devices was gone ets were hearing was are authentically pursuing glasnost. And thr may be on roads The Soviets don’t Use Radio Liberty. Most thr unfamiliar sound vast wrh of modern mmmun teat ton* I Including lntcnintlon.il radio stations broadcast news of of freedom. Free the advent of Ihe VCR) ha* made II very difficult The U.S Supreme Court's decision to let { what the So­ thr world and news of their country of origin speech and unfet­ viet s were lo kerp the news of the world bottled up News ts stand a California ruling that roadside (Thus: Much of the programming of the Voice of tered thinking are hearing was now everywhere. sobriety tests are constitutional inakrs Iw r Ame*"1 - 1 Is about the United States ! not always pleasant, Ihe unfamiliar thing clear. But Radio LlU-ilV broadcast* about life m Ihe to either thr receiver Well, with glasnost. Is there still n need for Radio Liberty? Now more than ever. Glasnosi The dmnk driving checkpoint Is not* a Soviet Union, and II does so In 15 languages lt‘s or the sender I have sound of not programming In the Atr.rrican ttyie Herr we freedom B ha* only begun: the Soviet Union Is a long way legitimate tool of law enforcement. And 11 will served on Ihe Board have a plethora of stations With n push of n of Directors of Radio from an open society 11 hey lu v r Just an be u*r« tgalr. by police and highway patrol button we can hear rock 'll' roll, all-news or Liberty for almost seven nountnl that they will still not al'ow pub It* allot* officers this holiday season. classical. yrars. I have witnessed somr monumental of the works of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn 1 Referred to as "D U I sweeps." law en­ But In a closed society such as the Soviet arguments among KL broadcasters wtlh dif­ Will glasnost proceed? Thr un|ammrd forcement officials In Altamonte Springs will Union'* s different menu has been ncces»sry ferent point ., of view amt differed background* existence of Psdio t ihrrty make" It much more malntnln constant pressure on those who For decades Rauto Liberty served as news national.it and democrat, gentile and Jew. likely. choose to drink excessively, then drive. The broadcast, editorial page, dietary review, town Russian and non-Russian, hawk and dove. ICIHS H lilM M S INTIRFSItl A.IN Florida Highway Patrol has the mailer under consideration as to checkpoints along the Interstate system. Th e Seminole County Sheriff's oflcers will not conduct checkpoints JACK ANDERSON but will maintain holiday vlgllence. The federal court upheld a ruling of Ihe -AND WD UKe California Supreme Court that such check­ FBI may watch points do not violate the constitutional rights 4 TDVWHAT? of motorists. Opponents had argued that °"*S"cwunwTfi8 police could legally conduct such tests only In what you read an emergency, or If there there were reason to believe that a motorist was Intoxicated. WASHINGTON — The FBI has gone loo (at However, the slate attorney general held In Its srarvh for card -carrying membrr* of thr that It was reasonable to establish check­ KGB — library cards, that Is U S agent* points, given the serious safety and social swagger Into libraries. flash their badge* and ask librarians in keep an rye |>relrd foi problems presented by drunk drivers, (tatruns with forrlgn sounding names and because the delay was momentary and the suspicious reading bubo* Intrusion on privacy was minimal. Under heavy prt-**urr from Congress, the Contrary to general belief, not many arrests FBI recently agreed to narrow the arofir of Its are made at these checkpoints The time and library surveillance program, but not to general location of Ihe checkpoints are cancel It altogether Ihe mv*terv remain* announced days In advance, but the exact why the FBI stlil.clmg» tn any trace of this location la not released until about an hour bizarre “counterintelligence" mission before checking starts. Their main value Ilea The premise ts that Soviet agents set up In their ability to deter motorists from taking spy networks tn American libraries and sill through the stacks for U.S secret* A(ipar the "one last drink" Uiat pul* them over the roily (tie FBI wants us lo ta-beve that a Soviet legal blood alcohol limit of O. I percent. spy luitld ehn k mil a CIA prrsonnel rosier at Statistics compiled by (he sheriffs de­ library, or Pnd the partment in Ihe county originating the suit secrets of "Star show that Ihe deterrent works well. Com ­ Wars" between the pared with the same period In previous years, covers of a college the number of drunk-driver-relatrd accidents computer text book has been reduced. For the past three yrars. the Kill has A similar trend Is noted in this week's GEORGE F. WILL asked librarians tn report on teenage drinking by the National report thr reading Commission on Drunk Driving. Between 1982 habits of people with und 1987. the number of alcohol-related Husslan or Eastern European name* and fatalities among people under 2 1. declined by Gorbachev relies on West lo keep an eye out for 22 percent. Still, drinking and driving WASHINGTON - Makhall Oorbarhrv, vert a monopolyon Insight shillv behavior continues lo be the number-one killer of lure capitalist and chairperson of Ihe Liberal Gorbachev governs a Third World nation The tienrllls up fbeneflls ap­ teen-agers. Party of Ihe Soviet Union. I* offering the posoraalng First World armed forces he senses |M*ur negligible and pear negligi­ capitalist West an opportunity to participate in that modernity means. In the West, a the program stump* ble and the Of course, no single approach, such as a leveraged buyout. T h r undertaking would permanent process of modernization But all over privacy laws program sobriety checkpoints, will cure the problem of buy the Soviet Union out of totalitarianism and th rrr cannot be modernization wlthoulh In 38 states, not to stomps all drunken driving among teenagers or any aasorlatrd expansionism markets that allow prlcr mechanisms to mention the right of over privacy other group. But this decision of the U.S. lie Is. hr Intimates, weary of hearing that reward enterprise and allocate resources p e o p I r In this laws ■ Supreme Court supports the consensus although ihe United Stairs has a military- rationally. country to read __ I among Americans that drinking and driving industrial complex, the Soviet Union ts a There is a stark incompatibility between trunk* without tielng spied on That doesn't is neither glamorous nor socially acceptable. military-industrial complex Hr alms, hr says, markets and the parly. The party's raison slop the FBI. nor does the fact that spies from to change that, with a little help from his In the long run. peer pressure will do os much d ’etre today Is to serve as a command the Soviet Union or anywhrrr rise can *11 in friends: the bankers and taxpayers of the apparatus, transmitting commands that are as anything to discourage (he habit. their own countries und read the same West. socialism's sub­ material that is available in American Meanwhile, the checkpoints will serve to By combining Soviet economic decline with stitute for market libraries. Western anxiety about his supposed vulnera­ impulse* The parly Those are some of the concerns raised by warn motorists of the serious risks they run of bility, Gorbachev lias produced a new source being fined or Jailed for drinking and driving. is a neurological Hep lion Edward* I)Calif . the chairman ol of Soviet strength. The decline Is patent The system loo crude for the House Judiciary subcommittee on civil Soviet Union ts the first industrial nation to anything but a and constitutional rights And Edward* Is not suffer a p acetime decline in life expectancy: primitive and stag­ Just another congressman taking swipes at LETTERS TO EDITOR living standard* are sinking toward a level like nant society But will the FBI. He Isa former Kill agent Burma's. Gorbachev's vulnerability may la- the Soviet elite liqui­ There are simpler way* lor Soviet spies to Letters lo the editor arc welcome. All letters must only tn Western eyes, but hts leverage ts date Itself, forfeiting gel information than searching n library. In be signed and Inrludr a mailing address and Western hopefulness. 1985. then Commerce Secretary Malcolm teleplmne number. Letters should be on a single Its perquisites for al­ The hope is that he ts launching the Soviet truistic reasons--for Baldrtgr wrote a memo lo the Cabinet saying subject and as brief as possible. The Sanford Union Into a different kind of Glorious the good of the that Soviets bad easy access to the un- Herald reserves the right to edit letters. Transition Prrtod. That phrase once described classified Information directly from the feder­ m a s s e * No elite ever Gorbachev thr passage Into communism. T h r hope ts that has And Gorbachev al government. "It upjwar* that several U.S It now describes as Internal transformation ts not really asking It governs a government agencies are tolerating a massive that will mean pacific external relations. But to. Third World give away program that permits the Soviets there Is little evldenre of a transition to A market mecha­ nation to acquire tens of thousands of scientific Berry's World pluralism. And pluralism may be a prere­ nism means con­ possessing studies as well as other strntrglc Informa­ quisite for both internal vitality and Interna­ sumer sovereignty, First World tion." Baldridge wrote. The Commerce De­ tional comity. and such sovereignty armed forces ■ partment's National Technical Information Given Ihe record of seven decades of the must have vast poll! Service collects unclassified government data Soviet regime, and given the socialization that leal reverberations. Markets mean the demo­ und makes It uvalluhle for the asking produers the pool of people from which the cratization. through broad dispersal. of choices FBI officials say they still need the library polltburo Is drawn. It Is prudent to suspect that that cumulatively determine society's shape. Information because It helps them pinpoint there ts circularity In the logic of Gorbachev's Markets mean the emancipation of choice from what the Soviets are looking at "liberality." It does teem that (irrrstrolka Is any "vanguard." Gorbachev's reforms are Agents have denied that they tried to train whatever the Communist Parly says It ts und radically contrary to this. librarians for spy work But many librarians glasnost is freedom to criticize the critics of described unpleasant run Ins with FBI agents pert-sirolka. Solzhenitsyn's writings remain proscribed who wanted to enlist their hr Ip. Gorbuchrv Is attempting the Soviet Union's because, according to Vadim Medvedev, FBI Director william Sessions wrote third "revolution from a trove." The first was Gorbachev's chosen Ideologist. Ihe writings do Edwards a lettrr In lulr September saving Ills Lenin's, tn which a tiny cadre Imposed a the Impermissible: They* criticize Lenin agents hud been Instruolrd not to ask for revolutionary regime on a nation spanning 11 Gorbachev's reforms refine by intensifying the reports on suspicious library (Mirons or to time /one* |As lute as Ihe lule HMDs some Leninist principle of "democratic centralism." look at the records of the books that (Nitrons inattentive Mongolians first Irurned that In control of society by a party organized from check out Sessions' letter was heralded as a 1UI7 they hud been ushered Into a workers' above the run from the polltlcul center sign (hat thr FBI would cut bark on Its paradise.) The second revolution from above (Moscow). controversial program But when we asked an was Stalin's forced-draft Industrialization, and Gorbachev is not trying lo produce "Weimar FBI spokesman If the decision meant any the collectivization of agriculture Irrigated Hussla." meaning a flowing of diversity. change In the program, lie said. "It's not a with the blood of 20 million victims. Now Andrei Sakharov stresses that Gorbachev's cutback at all." Hr said ihe letter lo Edwards Gorbachev wants trickle-down reform, but It draft constitution "never so much as mentions wus Intended simply to "dispel the myths can haruly trickle through the top rrust of even the possibility of pluralism and has no about the program." Soviet soclely-lhe party. constitutional provision for a multi party Top secret FBI documents obtained by our In hsl U.N. address, Gorbachev said that the system '* Thus Gorbachev's Irtggrst political associate Jim Lynch reveal that thr FBI was prly ts "the vanguard force or |>crratrotka" and consequence may occur In the United Slates Initially leery of what it culls the Library Is "restructuring Itself." Thai formulation under the governance of Gramm-Hudman- Awareness Urogram when It was introduced affirms Ihe traditional tenet of Soviet totalitari­ Gorbachev. In 1973. anism: The party is the vanguard, meaning By J«tfc AhOmms an* Dd* Vm An* tutor und leader, of the masses because It has to IMS. W*tSMf(Ml e»»l W rll»M G »»v» C**TM*M. I to*. UMto* f M l w . Ik . Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Thursday. December IS. 1963 — 6A FINANCIAL Yeutter chosen as Stocks open Slightly lower agriculture secretary about 6.803.000 shares. United Fraaa International Unltsd Prase International Yeuller. u Nebraska lawyer several other lop stall appoint­ Trading opened Thursday amid news that and rancher, faces a poienttally ment*. NKW YORK — I’rlrre opened slightly lower the West German Bundesbank has raised one WASHINGTON - President­ tough Job. esfieclally considering According lo Thursday's rdl- Thursday In miMlrrnlr trading of New York of Its key Interest rates, the Lombard rate, by elect George nush. relying again Ihe competing interests of farm Mons of T h r Washington Post. Stork Exchange issues. extending u decline half a percentage point to 9.S percent The on familiar rather than fresh subsidy programs and the huge Hush Is considering two black from the previous session amid wortlea tltal Belgian. Dutch and French central banks look faces, chose free trade warrior federal hudgci defied candidate* as leading choices lo Ihe Federal Reserve may push Intereal ralea similar action, raising fears on Wall Street that Clayton Yeutter as agriculture Hush noted Wednesday that head the Health and Human hitter Ihe Federal Heserve may follow suit In Ihe secretary Wednesday and pro­ Yeuller. who will have to be Services and Veterans Affairs The Dow Jonea Indualrial average, which fell United Stales mised not lo balance the federal confirmed by Ihe Senate, departments 9 24 Wednesday. was oir OHM to 2133 30 Stuck prices ended a dull session with a budget on Ihe barks of American "knows how lo lake a sharp The newspaper, quoting shortly after Ihe market opened nearly lO-polnl drop Wednesday as Investors farmers knife lo a lol of hudgrlary transition sources, said Hush Is Declines led advances 381-235 among the signaled their unease over a variety of key Yeuller. 38. has served as Ihe thtngs. bul he also knows what considering Louis Sullivan, thr 1,104 Issues crossing the New York Slock economic reports. Including one on the closely U.S trade represenlallve since agriculture needs.” prrsldrni of Morehouse College Exchange ta|>r Early turnover amounted to watched merchandise trade deficit. 1985 and won high marks for Asked specifically about cul­ School of Medicine In Atlanta, his efforts lo persuade foreign ling farm programs. Hush said for thr HSS lob hillus Hrrton countries lo cut heavy trade he would not be proposing Jr . a retired three slur Army subsidies and open their “substantial cuts.” hut sug grnrral who now heads (hr Dollar mixed amid Local Interest markets lo U S products Hr gested "we ran do heller on Federal Emergency Management These quotations provided held other high level trade and Individual programs '' Agrncy. is the leading candldair by members of the National agriculture posts under Re­ 'T don’t believe lh.it wr arr for thr Vrtrrans Affairs post interest rate worries Aaaoclatlon of Securlttea publican Presidents Richard going lo balance this budget Despite his promise to hrtng Dealers are representative Nixon and Gerald Ford eventually on ihe backs of the many new fares to government, The Hundrabank last raised Unltsd Prase International Inter-dealer prices as of Hush called Yeutter "qullr farms. That simply cannot In­ almost all of thr Jobs havr goor the Lombard rale on July 28. mld-momlng today Inter- The dollar was mixed In simply Ihe (jest man for this very door Hush said However, he to people who hate either served loS perrent from 4 5 percent dealer marketa change suggested more market forces moderate trading Thursday on Important lob" and suggested President Reagan or In oilier In the Netherlands, the throughout the day Prices do thal with Yeuller running the could lead to “ lower supports administrations However, most major foreign currency Dutch Central bank raised Ita not include retail markup or massive Agriculture Depart­ and lower subsidies ’’ of thr selections also have won markets following moves by key din mint rate 0.5 percent markdown. ment. free- trade and txpandrd The vice prrsidrnf •* f. '• •fu*s considerable praise several central banks of lo 4 3 perrent. following the Bid Ask exports on behalf ol American lo complete hu t alsmrt selec­ Asked aLoul thr trend. Hush Europe to raise Interest rales West German ratr increase American Ihoncrr 3U 4 farmers "will have no greater tion* by the holiday*, has ihus Joked that Yrullrr’s face was Gold and silver prices werr Late Wednesday. French Harnett Honk 33H 33H spokerman. no greater lar named |iroplr lo fill six of 14 laruihar. out hi* Job would be mostly higher In lackluster monetary authorities hiked First Union 201* 20 V* advocate. ” Cabinet-level )ob* and has made murJi different. trading key Interest rates In a aurpitsr Ff’AL 311* 3 IH Shortly alter the Kuropen move to bolster the French Fla Progress 34W 34 H ina.kels opened the W rti !r»r* MCA 1314 4 JH German ihmdestta said It I lie Hank of Frame said its llugnrs Supply 1714 I7v* Road------was la raising its key lyanbard Morrison s 23 H 23 Vs money market Intervention Continued fium Page 1A gel ihe chance al the public has agreed lo pay for a seven- rale to 3 5 percent from 3 NCHCorp 34 VS 34H ratr was raised 0 SO percent lo financial otillgallons to make Ihe hearing lo air ihelr suggestions loot high brick wall that will percent, effective Friday, Piceary 38 38 S 7 73 prrrrnt and Its 5-lo-iO- aesthetic corridor concept real! nr rrltlrlsm* about Ihe road serve as a sound buffer In Iwo Tire Lombard rate Is the rate Scotty's 10VS 10H day areurttlra repurchase rale plan, committee members acted places where U k r Mary comes charged In 'omm*rrlal tranks Southeast Hank 22 VS 22 VS tf was raised 0.73 point lo H 3 Lake Mary Houlrvard Is a Iasi night on suggestions made close to the road, east of the for short term emergency SunTrust 20 V* 20 V* prrrent county roadway which runs by several property owners rallraod tracks Cost for Ihr wall loans collairrallred against Wall Disney 63H 65*% through the thrrr Jurisdiction*. The mrnmltlee at comrnndaled Is $256,000 securities The (tank of France uses the Wrsilnghousr 52V* 52** The improvements will tie made Ihe landowners by executing a tamdsraplng I* another strong The rate rise follows In­ two rates to art floor and Hrunswk k 17VS I7 H along an approximately setback exception In Ihe ordi­ Iraturr of Ihe model gateway creases In key Interest rates by celling guidelines for shod HBJ 8H 8H seven-mile strrlrh ol roadway nance This exception will apply plan Live oaks will be planted the central banks of France term money market Inlrrest Fla National 18 Iflvs hrtwrrn Markham Woods Hoad to five ndd-*i/ed iols Irom 9th lo along Ihr roadway and crape and llelgium rates Winn Dixie 44 44 Vs to Sanford Avrnur. extending 4lh streets on Ihe north side of myrtle* al the medians Emerson...... 29H 29 ft 230 Ieel on either side of Ihe laike Mary Houlrvard laindown- "I ililnk It's progressing very GM chief asserts confidence right-of-way Hnlldlng height* ere of these small lots will be nicely. Hopefully, wr ran give a Gold And Silver along this madway are In be 33 allowed 40 foot building set­ great Christmas present In Ihe Unltsd Prsss International parts fret, according to the ordinance backs Irom Ihe road's right of- Ihree jurisdictions I think the Smith also said lltat despite NEW YORK — Foreign and Thr committer, lormrd I ml rely way without needing a variance residents will be rlalrd To date, domestic gold A silver prters DETROIT — General Motors' GM ’s markrt sharr decline to one year ago. lias worked coop­ to the 60-fool setback require­ there has been no opposition lo quoted In dollars per troy expectations for Its Saturn 30 prrrrnt this year from eratively under a tight schedule ment. Ibis," Morris said. ounce Thursday C o r p. lineup have not about 43 prrrrnl earlier this In March, the county engineer Other requirement* defined In Three stall planners, from Gold dimmed, despite concern dr«adr. the automaker has mi Ing department will begin to Ihr ordinance set standards for each of Ihe Jurisdiction*, will London among Wall Street analvsts (ilana to i lose more assembly draft Its com pie l r engineering signs, (tarklng arras, buffers and receive from the roadway com­ Previous close 420.5 un­ over the threat Ihe new Iran plants unless the economy and roadway recommendations *4iund barriers and ronrrrtr muter. plaqurs and certificates changed chlar lores from U .S -made lakes a arvrrr turn for llie “ W r set Ihe schedule (hat will (Mvrrs al all Intersection* with of tftrrlt for ihelr contribution lo Japanese cars, chairman worse. Morning fixing 421 40 up 0 90 put this proposal before oil three traffic signals llie roadway plan. They are Lake Hong Kong 421 75 up 2 10 Roger Smith said Thursday. jurtsdlcihms no later than Feb­ Signs ran Ik- no higher than Mary plunner. Mutt West. New York Smith said the Saturn ruary." Chairman Randall 15 fret, three Iret higher than Seminole County Wanner Dick Com ex sjMlt models are equal. If not hrtter. Dow Jones Morris said this morning . current Lake Mary code*, ac- Boyer and Sanford City Wunnrr gold open 420 10 off J 40 lo tlic Jajhinese tompcllliou. Although, the residents will ■ orillng lo Morris The county Jay Marder. D o s t J o b s s A v e r a g e s t'omrx spot Including the Mitsubishi 10:00 a.ns. siWet'bpen o 132 up 0 003 Earrnls.'' Sanford Middle School day. Janet Douglas. Toms River. Jessie. Stafford Va., Ernest. Survivors Inrludr husband. ts the only school lo be unaf­ N.J.. Sandra Mullins. Oldsmar Millard Ky.: sister. Hullle James: sons. Dwight D Carroll. SHA------fected In the resorting. Hrenlv-ood. N.Y . James English Garden Cha|iel Home for llockrtl. Shelby City. Ky.: 27 Continued from Page 1A show up lor II. saying lie did not Th r vole Is rescheduled for 7 Funerals. la>ngwtN>d. In charge grandchildren. 37 great­ J r . Philadelphia: seven grand­ nesday. saying he wants lo give havr access lo Authority re­ pm . Jan. 12. al Tusruwtllu grandchildren. one children of arrangements the Authority's finance director, cords. When hr requested Middle School. Task force great great granddaughter. Wllaon-Elrhrlbergrr Mortuary. Judy Weekly, a chance lo be another dale for a hearing, the members added two new pro- PETER THOMAS ROHR Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford. In charge of arrange­ mmu s Interim director. Authority turned him down on | I to Ihe pd last night, IVler Thomas Rohr. 74. 980 Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. thr same 3-2 mujorliy that bringing right plans for rrzonlng ments. Hall said Williams has said O r I e n t a A v e .. A lta m o n te she Is not Interested In being voted loflrr him under consideration. Most of Springs, died Wednesday at the FUNERALS executive dlrrctor on a perma­ Sweeting told ihr hoard last these plans dlllcr only slightly In Life Care Center. Allamonte CARROLL (CHRIS) SMITH Thursday ihui u heurlng should options offered. Ilclslcr said one • Carroll (Chris) Smith. 34. nent basis, bul Weekly has said Springs Horn Feb. 5. 191-1 In she will apply for Ihe Job when Ik- granted because there wus a plan, and possibly two; New York, he moved lo Alla­ Mullet t^iike Park Hd,, Geneva, MUSIS. KASL JACOS question whether denying him alternatives will Ik- chosen for died Sunday, Dec I I , at Ills Fun*r*l M f iK H lor Karl J u a b H O e . 14, 11 Is advertised. monte Springs from there in • so V*'u»ftopo»Md aoay Friday Hall and Alberta Delrevllle vot­ sisters. Madeline R.ic/ko, Mae Christopher. Geneva: daughter. *111 bo hold II a m Saturday at St Paul Mittionary Baplut Church. It) Pin* A«* ing lo lire him. and Wynn and VWHEN IT COMES TO INSURANCE, Cecil, Helen Hughes. Hcllv Angle. Geneva: mother. Hr lien with Potior A mat C Janet officiating * Ruth Johns. Chocawlnlls. N.C.. Robert Frazier voting against It. Raciko, ( alhi rfnc, .«11 <*i Long Imo-mont to tuttorr In Nottlaon Cam*»ory Smith applied (or u grievance ISU GIVES YOU MORE FOR LESS. Island City. N Y.; live grand­ brothers. Ted. Cocoa. Jim. Fnondt may tall Irom ) l|m Friday at tho Tullahussrr; Mlkr. Dayton. Ohio. ctvapal hearing bul did not Includr all children. Wilton Exhoiborgor Mortuary. Sanlord. in Ihe material required In Ihe Ilaldwln-Fulrchlld Funeral Hobby Johns. Ocalu: sisters. (hargo ol arrangomontt request. A subsequent request mounts Creek. Home. Allamonle Sjirlngs. In Laurie McRoy, for a hearing was granted by Ihr N.C.. Joanne Nellies, Osteen. FINN. ALTO charge of arrangements F unoral tarricot tor Mr A IN fa n n . f t at Authority, but Smith did not Florida Memorial Funeral n o M ollanvlll* Ay* . Sanlord »N> petted HYMAN ROTIISTEIN Home. Cocoa. In charge of ar­ ana* Wodnotday mill bo hold *• II 00 a m rangements Saturday at Maranatha Non LI to Con tor, 104 Hyman Hoi list eln. 73. 1117 W Jtth SI. with Bithop Jomot W Griffin 1SI Woodbind SI.. Fern Park, died alticiatlng Intormont to tot ion a' Rattlann The Family Of The Late toft *mcw >■«»»»»< sway Monday at Florida llospllal. KARL JACOB HUBER Camatary Friandt may call tram 1 1 p m at Karl Jacob Huber. 34. of thachapot Allamonte Springs Horn June Wtltan Exhalpargor Mortuary. Sanlord >n FANNIE HAGINS 25. 1915 In Hrnoklyn. N.Y.. he Sanford died Saturday. Dec. 10. char go Ol or r ongomonti Thank You for the many moved to Fern Park from there ut his residence. Horn Jan. 12. CMOLIIH. OBACI CARROLL donations, letters, curds, IMI/KARNS In 1078. He was an Insurance 1954 In UufTalo N.Y. he moved lo Funorot t o r ,.cot k r Mrt Groco C or rot I flowers and personal service agent. Jewish, and a member of Ihe Central Florida area In 1981 EnglltS. **. ol Mom pt Nod N V nho pot tod rendered In our lime of the Knlghtsof Pythias. from Littleton Colo lie wus u a**y ThurtdOy nlll bo hold > JO p m INSURANCE AGENCY me U.S. Army veteran, a roofing Saturday ol ttio Snonhlll Progrottlyo bereavement Survivors Include wife. Freda: Mittlonory Bpplttl Motmoit Church. ISXI 413 W. First St. Pti. 322-5762 Ssnfsrd stepsons, Kenneth Parker. Dr- sub contractor and u member of Snon Hill Rd . nlth Potter G W Shoppolt Ilona. Richard Parker. Winter the Alomu Hapttsi Church. officiating Intormont w tone* In the Gonoro Matthew, Lavern William H. "Bill" Wight C.P.C.U. Survivors Include parrnts Mr. Como lory Frlondt may coll trom I t p m at Springs. Gary Parker. Atlanta: tho chop*l Eddie • William President stepdaughters. Alyce Mordler. and Mrs. Richard (Virginia) Wilton E tcholborgor Mortuary. Sanlord. Atlanta; sister. Anne Knochovcr. Huber. Sanford: daughter. Inchorgo ol orrongomontt •A — Sanford Mould. Sanford, Florid* — Thursday, Oocombor 15, I960 Gunman shoots three at post office NATIONAL "He fired two rounds at the Upset over separation, postal employee shoots FBI." said U . Lot Cano, a poller BRIEFS SWAT team roinmandrr. "We three, takes two hostage in New Orleans know he has one female hostage We heard the woman scream He Suspect has socond rape charge added Uwttod Proas lnt*matt*n*l located Murphy and he fired gun. And a guy ran paat me. Hr may have more, we don't shots at the agents. had been shot In the fare. He know." About an hour earlier, NEW BEDFORD. Maso. — Authorities Investigating the NEW ORLEANS - A poatal “ He was concerned about how was bleeding. He ran out and I officers and agents escorted death* or aix women filed a second rape charge Wednesday employee, apparently distraught he would get out and what ran nut behind him And that dozens of employee* from the against a man who allegedly a Vine ted hta rape victims from a because his wife left him. would happen to him. and what was It. building. red-light district linked to at least three of the slain women. wounded three people with arrangements he could make "When I got outside, some­ "The gentleman Is Warren Investigators, without elaborating, aald there are similarities shotgun blasts In the main post where he could get out without body grabbed me and they Murphy, an employee of the U S. between the two rape cases and the alx slayings. But Bristol office downtown Wednesday and being shot." Durken said. pulled me over here, 'cause I Post Office for about alx years." County District Attorney Ronald Pina refused to link the rape ttoled up In the two-story build­ Wttnesaea said Murphy walked froze.” aald Pott Office spokesman suspect to the deaths ing with at least two hostages, Into the building about 8-30 p m Charity Hospital officials said Crsla Ayers "He apparently Pollre In Dartmouth filed charges of rape and assault with federal officials said. and began shooting, wounding an unidentified shooting victim came here after his wife left him Intent to rape against Neal Anderson. 3 5 . of New Bedford, who Hostage negotiators were In three people and sending scores underwent surgery for a wound and look the children and left earlier In the day pleaded Innocent to the kidnapping and rape telephone contact with the of postal employees dashing lo the eye and was In stable the city, and he was ups* t about of a separate woman, authorltlei maid. gunman. Identified as Warren outside for safety. Dozens of condition that." Anderson was held on 520.000 ball by Bristol County Murphy, said FBI spokesman others were trapped In the build­ Two other victims, one shot In ometals on the first rape charge, and may be arraigned on the Volne Hayea. A cousin also ing for about two hours until the arm and the othrr In the second rape charge on Thursday In New Bedford District Court. Murphy apparently was armed talkrd to him on the phone link tactical police and FBI agents thigh, were in stable condition only with a shotgun, hr said During a news conference, Pina blamed the media for "Things are upbeat. It seems escorted them out and began a with minor wounds al Tutaue creating speculation that Anderson was a murder suspect like they are making pretty good search for the gunman Medical Center, a hospital Ayers described Murphy as "a Three of thr victims have been Identified, and ofTletals said progress." said postal Inspector *T just walked Into the ladles spokesman said good employee ' and said hr had ihry were on the verge of releasing the Identity of a fourth Don Durkcn. room and 1 heard a guy say. Poller and Fill agents entered been a vcfiklr driver but ir woman "We heard one girl talk." he 'Everybody out.' aald a tempo­ the building about two hours rently was reassigned said. "Th e other one. we haven't rary employee hired lo help with after the shootings and began a Burris to leave DNC, report says heard her say anything.'* the Christmas rush She did not room-lo-room search for thr About 500 people were oil thr CHICAGO — Illinois Comptroller Roland Burns has decided Durken said there was no want tobe Identified gunman He Bred shots at FBI Im-ii against seeking re-election early next year to his post as vice Indication thr hostages werr "And I heard a shot And I agents who located him In a took place, Ayers said Mall rlialrman of the Democrallr Nations* Committee Its was hurt. One woman » u heard opeiud the dcx>r and 1 saw a guy first-floor stairwell next lo the trucks waiting to Le loaded w r* rrporlrd Thursday. screaming when FBI agents first with his hark to me Hr had a main mall room shout I a m barkrd up for a block Iluirts 51 mid associates he was giving up his party post to forward his expected hid fur governor In 1990. the Chicago Sun Tlit»rs said. Ills departure comes In advance of next month's session of LaRouche mail, tax fraud case to go to jury thr DNC. where Jesse Jackson was expected to seek Burris's wrrr the Itfrblood of his organi­ They were saying wr ran do misier from thr party's No. 2 post. U nit** Prsss InUmattanal zation — outside financial sup­ It. we ran do It." said Celling* Inc dl'pii..‘ w)*h Jackson. tV whom Buth* once w n '.til at porters — was "ridiculous" who represents chief fund raiser Operation PUSH, thr civil rights group founded by Jackson, ALEXANDRIA. Va - Jurors Anderson said William Wert! "They wrrr the strms (rom Burris’s ousting of Richard Hatcher from the DNC are being asked to drrlde The defendants, always artlng little train that could vlre chairmanship In 1985. Hatcher had served as national whether political extremist In good faith, continued to seek "They weren't very business chairman of Jackson'a failed 1988 presidential bid Lyndon LaRourhr and tlx associate* were bad busi­ loans even when financial pro llkr. but they weren't reckless Ron Brown. a former Jackson lieutenant. Is viewed as a likely nessmen or schemers who blrms arose because they They Just got tn over Ihelr replacement for Burris if Brown loses his bid for thr believed they could be heads." hr said chairmanship of the DNC. bilked lenders of 530 million In loans they knew would never be ovrrcome. Anderson said repaid "They were fighting for sur­ Getting* attacked the rredlblll Probe: Company didn't comply with law The federal government’s mall vival." he said ty ol the government's key JEFFERSON CITY. Mo - A subcontractor at a Kansas City fraud and tax fraud case against Prosecutor John Markham wllnrsars. two former (.aHoni hr construction site where tU firefighters were killed In an the fringe political leader and his lold Jurors ihr defendant aides, saying they were rx plosion Iasi month failed to comply with state law governing aide* was lo go to the jury engaged In a pattern of lies and 'vehemently" hostile toward hazardous substance*, the Missouri Department of Natural Thursday following a four week schemes lo obtain loan* know Ihelr former bos* and also said Resources said Wednesday. trial In U.S District Court tng they would not he repaid Al the defendants ran not tie gutlty Mountain Plains Construction Co. was a subcontractor In closing arguments Wed­ the same lime lenders were of fraud because there was no conducting blasting at the south Kansas City site where two nesday. LaRouche'* attorney. pleading to be repaid. LaRouche greed Involvement trailers of ammonium nitrate exploded Nov. 29 The six Odin Anderson, said LaRouche was spending hundreds of (hrf)ghters killed In the blasts were battling an arson fire at one thousands of dollars on !m If the Intent was lo warn was targetrd for prosecution lenders, Getting* said the dr of the trailers, unaware of Its contents. because of his extremist vtew* provements at hts Leesburg. Va The Department of Natural Resource* said It has turned over farm. Markham said fendanls would tuvr parked up and should not be held re­ thrtr trnts Instead of trying to Us findings regarding Mountain Plains Construction to the Despite mounting debt, he sponsible it his fundraisers acted rectify the problem Missouri Attorney General's Office, which has the authority to Improperly. Just as President said fund raisers continued lo Lyndon LaRouche file legal action against the firm, a department spokesman aald Reagan would not be held liable pres* lenders for more money, On the tax charge aga'nsl State law requires each employer lo provide Information lf Iran-Contra figure Oliver North giving them false assurances tings said the defendants con­ 1-aHmiehe Ihr prosecution a< regarding hazardous substances that It store*, uses or produces broke any laws their money was safe and would tinued lo take loans becauar cutes the four time presidential to the local fire protection service. Department of Natural The notion that LaRourhr be repaid they believed they could turn candidate of hiding monev from Resource* and the local committee designated lo plan for would defraud the people who Defense attorney Hrtan Get things around the Intrrnal Revenue Service chrmlral emergencies. The department's Investigation found that Mountain Plains Construction ut Kansas CHy. Kan . tailed to report such Americans in minrtnaikin with any oi thr three groups, a spokesman said NO COST. . . Major AIDS study approved Hanoi to receive BETHESDA. Md, — The government announced Thursday tt 38 MIA remains Is funding a major study aimed at developing more effective Unit** Frill International wavs to reduce the spread of the AIDS virus among heterosexuals who do not use Intravenous drugs. BANGKOK. Thailand - A U S Dr. Anthony Fuurl. director of the National Institute of military cargo plane flew Allergy and Infectious Disease*, said although only 4 percent of Thursday lo Hanot to pick up 38 all adults diagnosed with acquired Immune deficiency flag-draped caskets in (he largest syndrome got the disease through heterosexual contact, that repatriation yet of the suspected mode of transmission accounts for 30 percent of all AIDS cases remains of Americans missing In In women. action from the Vietnam War. The new survey will Involve about 2.000 heterosexual men A U.S. Embassy official said and women In Newark. N J „ and Brooklyn. N.Y. Inner-city the American Jet left llangknk areas werr chosen partly because they have many drug users for Hanoi al 9 a m (9 p m EST who are Infected with the AIDS virus and who pose an Infection Wednesday) and would Iran* risk for Ihelr non-drug using sex partners. Fauci said. port thr remains directly to the The study will lie conducted by rrsearrhers from New Jersey United State* Medical School In Newark and Slate University of New The official, who requested York Health Science Center at Brooklyn. The data will be anonymity, said a second plane CLASSIFIED analyzed al University of Michigan School of Public Health In flew lo Hanoi lo pick up 13 U.S Ann Arbor. Funding for the first year of the five-year study will experts who spent 10 days total about 54 million. searching for evidence of 1,751 other American MIAs from thr ADS Officials order Walden project review Vietnam War. FREE CONCORD. Maas. — Massachusetts officials Wednesday He said that plane was due This is a groat opportunity tor you to enjoy the same Qreat results as ordered a full environmental review of traffic and congestion back In Bangkok about 5 p m. (5 our regular classified customers at no cost to you. Just follow these problems posed by a controversial office park planned near the a m E S T) shores of htxiortr Walden Pond The 38 sets of remains, which Instructions. Environmental Affairs Secretary John DeVUlar* said the were gathered by Vietnamese historic nature of the area made famous by author Henry David officials, were placed In U S 1. Ads will be scheduled to run for 10 days. Thorrau required a detailed look at the Impart of Increased military caskets and coverrd 2. Price of Item must be stated In the ad and be $100 or less. l raffle. with a folded American flag 3. Only t item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. "W r are Walden Pond * caretakers." DeVlIlara said. "A n d in They werr to be put on an Air lullllllng that responsibility, we must protect the pond and Force C-141 Jet transport and 4. You should call and cancel as soon as item sells. surrounding areas from any Increased traffic und congestion flown to the Army Central Idrn 5. Available to individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not that might threaten the beauty and serenity ol this special part iIdeation Laboratory In Hawaii apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. of the commonwealth." Lt. Col. Thomas J. Boyd, 6. The ad must be on the form shown below and eithor be Thorrau. a Concord native, wrote "Walden" based on his spokesman for the U.S. Pacific experiences In the area. He often roamed the arra In which the Command, said II was (he larg mailed in or presented in person fully prepared lo the development Is planned and referred to It In Its writings rat single repatriation of sus­ Sanford Herald Classified Department. The land was cleared 25 years ago and Is now zoned for pected American remains since 7. Ad will start as soon as possible. commercial development. the end of the Vietnam War In Boston Properties Is the developer for a proposed 148.000 1975. Twenty-seven sets of re­ 0. Classified Managements decision on copy acceptability will square foot building and 518-car parking lot planned for mains were returned In April be final. construction less than 700 yards from the pond Thursday's repatriation was 1 the fifth this year and brought to MAIL TO: Sanford Herald Claeellled Ada URI suspends fraternity for hazing MS the number of aervlcemen I I whose remains were returned P.0. Box 1657 I PROVIDENCE. R I - The University of Rhode Island decided I Sanford, FL 32772-1657 Wednesday to suspend a fraternity until September 1990 as since Vietnam renewed coopera­ I I tion on missing Americans In • ONLY ONE ITEM • MUST INCLUDE PRICE • *100 OR LESS punslhment for forcing pledges to guzzle beer and sit naked on I blocks of Ice. August last year. I I I Assistant Vice President for Student Life Thomas Dougan At that time, retired Gen. John PRINT AO HIRE:______I •wild hr took the action because of the "seriousness of the Vesscy. President Reagan's I offense * The student Intrafralcmlty Council had recom­ personal envoy, visited llanol I I mended the organization lie closed for only one semester. and Indicated that Washington I I All 42 students living in the fraternity must move out by the would allow private U.S. organi­ I I Ian day of final exams Dec. 20. university spokeswoman Linda zations to give humanitarian aid Arclardo said There are GO members of the fraternity, she to Vietnam 1 added. I Fraternity members refused to comment Wednesday on the Vietnam has expressed hopes I unlvrrilys decision. a solution to thr MIA Issue will NAME.______PHONE The Inirafralrrnlly Council found the fraternity guilty of bring Improved relations with I ADDRESS______— ------hazing Its new pledges police said the Psl Kappa Phi's senior the United Slates and an end lo I mt-inhcr* forced new members to guzzle beer Ihrough funnels. a U.S. embargo on aid and trade I Subicrlb* To Tho Ssnlord Mttzld ( ) Vs* { f No Itched Ihrm with eggs and shaved thr sides of their heads with the communist regime. during a 12 hour lulilallon. Washington, however, has made I hr pledgrs were naked during most of the ceremony and the withdrawal of Vietnamese were fore rd loslt on blocks of Ice, police said. troops from Cambodia a pre­ Sanford Herald Hugh Durham, a sophomore from Wallingford, Conn . said condition to better relations he vomited and passed out during the hazing. A total of 2.387 Americans arc "Serving Seminole and Southwest Volusln Counties" listed us missing In action In 300 N. French Ave., Sanlord 322-2611 Indochina. Including 1.751 In From United Press International reports Vietnam and 547 In l-aos. 13 years after the war ended Sanlord Herald, Sanford Florida — inuraday. Oecemoer IS HAts- TA

WORLD U.S. to begin talks with PLO process, tml hr did apjtrar to be BRIEFS Shultz says PLO's acceptance of scrtptrd, Hr read some remarks from a piece of paper and key issues opened door to talks repealed hlmsrlf several limes urging re|X)rtrrs to quote him Nine killed when plane runs out of gas United Prase International more strp toward thr beginning dtrrrily. CAIHO, Egypt — A Nigerian cargo plarir prevented by twd of direct ncgot.allons between AI one point, bearing on weather troni landing at thr C airo nlr|x)rl ran out of gas and WASHINGTON - Thr dr thr parties, whlrh alone can lead Israel s right to exist. hr M id, crashed Inin a small village Wednesday, killing all right crew dslon lo go on spruklng terms to such a peace." “Self-detrrmlnallon means sur member* amt a woman on the ground. police said with thr Palestine Liberation In repeating the United States' vtval lor thr Palestinians ami our Poller Mid thr Ikx-mg 707 carrying flower* rn route to Organization resulted from a "special commitment to Israel’s survival dews not destroy thr flnissel*. Drlglum. from the Tanzanian capital of l)ar K* PLO acceptance of conditions security and well-being is tin- survival of the Israelis as their Salaam crashed into Ihr village of Kuratn Otnram. near Ifie city rather than a change of heart by ihakrablr." Hragan said. "In­ leaders claim." of Luxor and 440 mile* sooth of Cairo Amrrlra. Secretary of Slate deed. a major reason for our At anotlirr. he said. "I dc* larr All righi crew inembria on the plane wrrr killed, ulnrig with George Shultz M ys entry into this dialogue is lo hrtp before you. anil I ask you to a A I year old woman who lived In thr village, poller wild A Shultz, who earllrr tills month Israel achieve the recognition Kindiv qunlr mr Ihal wr want xenmil woman and hrr four chlldrro. who wrrr asleep in thrlr refuse*! lo lei PLO trader Yasser and sccurlly It deserves peace Wr w.ml peace Wr are home when the plane came down, suffered serious Injuries Aralat into the country lo And Hragan warned. Ihr committed to peace Wr are The new*pa|XT Al Abram vitd one of the rhlldrrn later died In address thr United Nations PLO In particular, must live up committed to peace Wr waul to ttir hospital announced Wednesday I he to its statement It must demon live lo our Palestinian state and Six small home* and thrrr i Tasnroom* In the village achool Unltrd Stairs will o|>rn direct stratr its rnmmiimetit to rrmm let live," w rrr drslroyrd In Ihr crash. poller Mid Expert* said the lark talks with ihr organization * lal km of terrorism is permanent Shultz rmphaslzrd Ihal the ol gaxolinr in thr plane's tanks prevented tt from rxplodlng on The announcement marked a and perv asive " opening of U S PLO talks Imparl and causing more damage dramatic shill In the Middle Fa si Immrdlair Israeli reaction was George Shultz "should not lx* taken as recogni­ tion of an Independent I’.drsll They Mid Ihr jet plane was low on lurl and could not land In equation and opened a split negative I hr Israrll Embassy m U S util* lal* had called "amhlg mail state Ttir [X * s llln n of the Cairo tie* a use of low visibility The aircraft then diverted to between the United States and Washington alter hrarlng an nous and luzzy" declaration* In United Stales Is the status of die Luxor hul tailed loreach the rlty'a airport Its longtime ally Israel advance version of Shultz * hi* spree 11 An Investigation was orderrd to determine thr exact < ause of Shultz revealing thr decision statement, said. 'Wr regret the West Dank and Gaza (territories It was not clear prrclsriy by President Krugan, said decision ol thr U.S government occupied try Israel In Ihr pu»7 Ihr * rash whirh declaration by Aralat statement* made by Aixlat in to enter into dire* i ion tact wiili Six-Day War) cannot hr dc lip p e d (fir balance ol the Geneva earlier in the day had the IT.tl W* do not toris'det this lermined hv unilateral a* * • <<• Four officers stand trial for torture Washington dr vision-making h im long Handing U S iirmund* will advamt the {irair pro* rss either tad.'.* SKOUL. South Korea — An appellate court Thursday ordered lor o)x-nlng a "substantive dla In the Middle ha*i four jiollir officers to stand trial on charges they tortured a logue " Dill Hragan M i d hr sees the dissident with rlrctrtr shocks after arresting him for alleged At a nev* briefing. Shultz arm government activity forthcoming dialogue, reversing dented he had rhangrd Ills a U S policy established In The three-judge S e o u l Ajiprals Court ruled that poller Israel criticizes Inspector Kim Soo-hyon 55, and thrrr other offterrx must face IKMitton on thr PLO 1975. as an Important step in the pro* r prises* - thr more trial for alleged altro* ities committed during the interrogation "I didn't * lunge my mind of Kim Ketm lar. 42, a recipient of the Rohrrl F Kennedy They made their statement clear so tree a use |t represents the so that II doesn't have Ihr "serious evolution ol Palestinian U.S. ‘reversal’ human-rights award ambiguities that earlier slate thinking Inward a rrallstic ami T h r roun handed down the ruling after studying a < nmplalnt Ih r sideline* mrnts had which tended to praginatir io s u h x i on the key United Prass International filed by Kim Ketin lar and hts lawyer last Feb 2.4 Ttte ( Issues "A* the U S advises us we <ln r statt*m lot questioning Step! 4 Hr said Arafat's declaration spokesman Marlin Fltzwafrr the U S derision loopen talks PLO? The PLO I* a terrorist l(W5 on suspi* ion of helping organize violent anil government organization " made It clear the Palest lo Ian Diplomat!) official* M i d the with the PLO. saving the demonstrations Palestinian group was still a Avt (Miner, a spokesman In ordering the trial of tlir lour police officers, thr appral* group ' accepts U N Hesoliltlons Untied Slates gave the exact 242 and :1.4ft the recognition ol language it w anted lo hear from "terrorist organization” and for Prime Mmistrr Yitzhak i ouM (m iir I Mid there was rrasoti to believe Kim was subjectetl Israel's right lo rust In (trace Arafat lo Swedish Foreign not a suitable parincr lor Shamir, said Israel would to torture during tils interrogation by poll*r and security and to rrnounrr Minister Steii Anderxsofi who I ware negotiations continue its policy ol rrlusmg Ttte . out! sold Ihr investigator* allrgrdlv ton rd Kirn lo drink relayed It to Aralat ‘ The Aratrs didn't Irz i us." to negotiate with the PLO He large amounts of water and then touched his wet body with terrorism A* a rrsult. the United States is (nr par rd lor a substan Alldrrxsnn has served as the Foreign Minister Shimon said Israel inslrad would srrk rlrrlrtr wtrrs They also lirat film, the court said live dialogue with the PLO " go between lor Ihr United Stairs Peres told Army Kadto "Tlw y direct talks with It* Arab It convicted, the lour jHtllir oft Mats could la*r up lo IS years and thr PLO for several days, learned thr languagr and the nelghlwrs and Palestinians in Imprisonment The U S ambassador lo pnxUmaffixi of (trace goes ihr occupied territories who Tunisia Hubert Prlletrrau — a off!* lal* said, adding that over well ” are not PLO members career Foreign Service official Sweden was the only channel Peres vowrd to tlnd an "We rrgrrt very much the Official resigns over NATO flight dispute and longtime pant* ipant In the used lo mmmunli atr with the PLO alternative to direct talks with U S decision, which will not DONN. West Germany — A t>elrnse Ministry official who Middle Last negotiations Is l he Palestine Liberal Ion Or­ advance the cause for |x-a» r The drama!!* U S announce banned low level military flights alter a U S Air Force K» "Die only authorized channel” ganization and M id Israelis ln the Middle East." Pazner crashed last week in a West German illy resigned Wednesday for thr dialogue and has hern mrnl followed a »(*•*-* h Tuesday would not "nod «tm heads so said "We bclirvr that the told to makr hlmsrlf available and follow up new * conference because his superior opposed the miter, that others ran deride things United Stairs will discover f»tr talks with the Pl.O. Shultz Parliamentary State Secretary IVtrt KuM Wnrrzhai h. thr Wednesday bv Aralat in Geneva our place, on our account vrry soon Ihr true fare of the said 111 third ranking Defense Ministry official, told reporters ihal where he aildrrsM-d a Unltrd and against us '* PLO and will realize that li A prepared statement from Dr tense Minister Rupert Scholz'* opposition lo the Ivan made It Nations General Assembly meet­ The foreign minister M id cannot lx- partner* lor negoti­ Hragan read, "The objective ol impossible tor hun to* ontirmr til* work under Schulz ing because Shultz had refused Israel w as not "obligated to be ations and peace.” the Unite*! States remains, as v i m Commenting on tl*e resignation. S* tmlz said Wucrztiarh had him a to visit New York on a partner" In the opinions of In u dramatic shift in U.S no authority to t*an flights always, a comprehensive (trace grounds Arafat Is a terrorist the United States, and the policy. U.S Secretary of Stale - 4bc W u . Itmw m will iiinain m tUcaI m i n i iheu. III lhe Middle Fast In that light At Wednesday * meeting with Jewish state must not watt on Oeorgr Wednesday said the w rrr no plan* to Hit It hrlocr then wr view this development a* dpr rep ort,^ . ______— ______. ... WoerztMrh imposed a tarn on West G< ntum rniMtufy night* tie low 11 (XJO tret alter a U S Air For* e A l Olet crashed ftec h Into a resident lal district ol Hems* held, 4(1 miles north oflionn Th r crash tire 21st by a North Atlanlle Treaty Organization Canadians plane this year kilted the pilot and live Germans when It plowed through a row of houses gear up for Ttve A l O w a* II ylng al 3, TOO (eel French ruling

Moiseyev new Soviet armed forces chief Ufillad Prats International MOSCOW The Niytei Union lias appointed SO-yrar-old Col Gen Mlkliall Motsryrv as anned forrr* chief, an army OTTAWA — The Supreme news|M|M-r M id Thurs*lay. In a move that marks the rise of a Court of Canada Is srt lo rule new generation lo the top ranks of the Soviet rn lltary Thursday on the validity ol a Molseyrv was widely rr|»irtrd In the West lo tx- Soviet leader restrictive Quetxc languagr hill Mikhail Gorbachev's choice lo replace Marshal Srrgrt that many rrsldrnt* of the pro­ Akhromryrv. w I in was rrllrvrd ol the post and now serves as a vince believe Is Ihc last bastion military adviser to Gorbachev. Ihr Ked Star newspaper M i d of thrlr French Identity The ajipotritmrni represented a stunning promotion for Canada's highest court will Moiseyev, who was elevjted over far more senior officers to decide whether Quebec's Ian become thr second most (xiwerful military man aftrr Defense guagr bill 101. which requires Mintstrr Dmitri Yazov The |xml has traditionally been held by most * nmmrrnat signs to lx- In World War II veterans. French only, violates freedom of The news ol Akhromryrv’s drparturr llrst leaked when expression guarantees In the Gorharhrv went lo thr United Nations on Dee 7 and Charter of Rights am] Freedoms announced Ihr Soviet Union would rut Its armed lories by Your Dreams 500.000 men amt 10.500 tanks Dill 101 was Implemented by I the former separatist Parti Quebccols In 1977 and tun* the Swede arrested in Palme assassination use of languages other than Available at: SEMINOLE STOCKHOLM. Sweden — Authorities arrested a 41-year-old French on commercial signs In Swrtle as a siis|H**t Wednesday In the ass. ism rial Ion of Prime Quebec ■ % COMMUNITY Minister Olnl Palme, who was gunned down on a snowy Ttte case hclore the Suprrmr Stockholm street In February 19H6 Court Involved a prosecution by COLLEGE . The susjm-cI was nut Ideutffird. hut local news rrjxirt* the Quebec government of sev­ quoting police sources described him as an unemployed eral Montreal merchants who • A.S. or A.A. Degree J r alcoholic, drug addict and a vtolencr-pronr "thug" working lor displayed sign* in French and f organized crime collrciing drills. English • Vocational Training "A 4 1 -year-old man — a Swedish citizen — has during Ihr In December 19KG the Qurbec • Continuing, Education W day Ix-en Interrogated, ntisjiecte*! of Ih r murder of Prime Court of Appeal ruled thr lan­ Minister Olof Palme." M i d a statement read by drjiuly guage law was unconstitutional • - Financial Aid available / prose* ulnr Axel Moralh al (siller headquarters and the province could not to those who qualify I (orhld the use of u language In From United Press International reports public signs The Quebec gov­ Registration Now Underway f ernment appealed the ruling lo the Supreme Court. DATES: December 8-20 January 3, 4 „ * TIMES: M on.-Thurs.-9 am -8 pm Friday—9 a m -4 pm i Hunt Club: k M on.-Thurs.-ll am -8 pm Friday—11 am-3 pm > Classes Begin January 5, 1989

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I'll have to go to head­ WASHINGTON - Former To do (hat. hr said, the next Ill-prepared lo respond to lost World War II J DNC chairman must present -Soviet Health Minister Yevgeny Chaxov quarters to see thr deputy Rep. James Jonr* of week'* Armenian earthquake, minister. We still can save them, Oklahoma Jumped Into the "a message that Is viewed as unnounred It la establishing we have to." the mechanic said rare lo head the Democratic centrist and clearly represent* mobile hoapltala to apeed up The Communist Party dally National Committer Wed­ the broad value system of this relief efforts In future disasters Armenia. Including the worst-hit her ann." Chaxov said. Qovernmenl spokesman I'ravda paid tribute to the relief nesday, presenting himself as country." Health Minister Yevgeny cities of Lrnlnakan. Klrovakan lie also suggested a review Gennady Gerasimov said Tues­ work and experts flown In from a "centrist" likely to appeal to Chaxov. after louring the devaa and Spltak of new party rules that give day that many of the Injured had 50 nations, saying, "the some party regular* Imping to laird region, aald Wednesday "I have been a doctor for 30 the liberal Jackson force* to tie sent to hospitals as far epicenter of the earthquake has stop Jesae Jackson’s followers that aprrlal rapid deployment years." Chaxov said "I have not more power in the selection of away as Moscow, but treatment turned Into an epicenter of from taking control of the hospital teams would be seen such condition* of suffering humanenrs* " convention drlrgairs who will since World War II." was being hampered by a lark of hierarchy. established throughout Ihr Jones. 49. a formrr choose thr (tarty's next presi­ country and equipped with Chaxov aald the first-aid kidney dialysis machines T h r hut authorities said they machines are essential for chairman of the House lludgn dential nominee alrrraft to fly to dlaaalrr areas at assistance available had not clamped mldnlght-lo-dawn T h r Jackson supjmrt on Ihr treating people suffering 'crush Committee and chief of staff short notice. been enough lie said authorities curfews In several stricken elite* DNC Is lining up behind syndrome" — the effects u( to I’resldenl Lyndon Johnson, Earthquake survivors and now planned to set up special and villages to halt thr looting of Washington lawyer Hon hiring pinned for hours or davs said his main goal would lie to Western disaster relief officials rapid deployment hospital trams homes and store* and to prevent llrowti. a former lop aide to undrr heavy rubble rebuild the party. In pari have cited a breakdown of Soviet with aircraft In the European. u resurgence of ethnic violence the civil right* leader who got Siberian and central Aslan re­ The International Physician* lhal tuts plagued Armenia all through a three-year national bureaucracy In the altrrmalh of advertising ramjMilgn Into an a boost earlier till* week with last Wednesday's massive gions that could rrspond Imme­ for the iTevenilon of Nuclear year. organization capable of win­ an endorsement hy former quake, which killed at least diately to future disaster* War. which was awarded the In l^-dlnakan. authorities Im­ ning Ihr While House Arizona Gov timer ilahbltl. a 53.000 people and left more The health mlnistrr said some 1985 Nol»el Peace Ihlxe. said posed a curfew because of loot­ He denied Ihr bailie to presidential randldalr this than half a million homeles* in victims were so seriously Injured Wednesday that Chaxov had ing and soldiers with rifles were sucrced I'aul Kirk, who re­ year the three southern republics. when pulled from undrr tons of accepted Its offer lo tran*|mrt posted to guurd mounds of signed Dec. 5 as parly Other contenders include Soviet Premier Nikolai debris that they could not la- 450.000 pounds of hemodialysis rubble that wrre once stores chairman, would become a Kirk Wiener, thr outgoing Hyihkov. who is In charge of the moved to hospitals, and that equipment plus personnel to help earthquake victims "In one Instance,” a Soviet "bloodbath" between com D em ocratic chairm an of Soviet relief operation, recently 3.500 major operations, tnclud A mechanic. Identified as A. source said, "soldiers opened fire peting Ideologic al faction* Michigan, and former Hep defended the rebel efforts of Ing amputations and brain sur­ when three men werr caught Michael llarnr*of Maryland Eguntan. told the Ta*a new* Willie Jours said hr doe* individuals but added. "As for gery. had to be earned out In looting One of them ran Into a drown has claimed that hr agency. "It Just breaks your (Hit believe the pany need* lo organization, we would like to field units crowd of quakr survivors for already has about 120 voles "In a disaster ot this scope, heart. esjrectally at first You'd move hard to the nghi to see better." safety and got really badly attract majorities in presi­ on the national committee Chaxov. speaking at a news doctor* have to lakr terrible l»ear moans, praying but the machinery ou* volunteer tram beaten up." de ullal elections, he did strrss which will chuoar Kirk s sue conference, gave a description ot decisions, such a* wncri you see lessor In February, and Jours a three-yrar-old girl suffering had was too wrak for those slalrs * We are also having lo step up ibat Dentes rats must lie more ihr devastation he witnessed competitive In the mostly said Wednesday lie lieltrvrd terribly and you have to deckh of concrrtr security around relief supply dtirlng a werklong tour of station*." lie said quake-ravaged northern Instantly whether to amputate "Now stronger machine* have Health workers subject to drug tests Ufliltd Praia Intsmatisnal potentially hazardous equip random urinalysis lor marljuatra Continental flight attendants mrnt also are Included and rcM-alnr use must tie pro WASHINGTON - Health Sec­ llrrausr ol the sensitivity ol vtried lo a sobjerl employer al okay temporary work stoppage retary I8ls llowrn. strrsaltlg thr his own Job. llowrn said Ihr lea«t JO days beforehand The need lor his department lo "lake secretary. undersecretary and dejMrlmrni Initially will rmrry single flight " Ihr Intllallvr lo drier Illegal drug senktr stall mrtnhrr* also are out annual testing of al leasl 10 United Press International Walkrr said ihe company will Implement it* use." said Wednesday his sue subject to random test log percent ol all ihe designated Random resting may hrgm Mi jmMil kins HOUSTON — A union representing Conti­ planned wage and benrllts pai kage Jan I. le s s o r and 8 IK K ) rmplovrr* will which include* Immediate |*av Itu ira*e* ot *1. lie subject lo random dnig irsi* days allrr Wednesday's notice, Ikiwrn said drug Irsls also will nental Airlines' flight atlendents said Wed although llrul preparations are nrsday Its mrtnhrr* have voted for a tempo •2 or *4 23 |irr hour depending on Job "The derision lo go forward lie administered lo persona ap rtprctrd lu require addltkmal plying for designated posit km* rary work stoppage but lattor officials said experience with random testing was made only allrr month* of rarrful lime — thus llowrn himself will or who are undrr suspk km nl they would delay a strike until after Ihe The union Issued ballots to all 5.600 Continental flight atlendents and received review and consideration of not hr suhjetl lo Ihr Irsllng drug use Christmas holidays back 79 perrenl Eighty (terient of the privacy concerns of our store hr has said he will kave Ikiwrn and other key health "Continental High! atlendents have been returned ballot* favored a work stopjtage while employer*."’ said llowrn III a oilier wllh Ihr Kragan ad­ ofllclal* drallrd Ihr drug irsllng voting on a strike Im IIo< to call a work stoppage 20 percent werr against It memorandum to ihr 118 (UK) ministration Jan 20 In rrsponse to the fact that the company lias employee* of thr Hrallh and "This department, as the na procedures lor President Of Ihe 5.600 flight atlendents 00 to 70 Kragan * Sepl 15 1980 cxn n not provided them with a contrail In live Human Service* Department lion's leader In drug abuse |wnent are union memlier* live order lhal require* all Irdrr years." said Carla Winkler, president of the II o w r n ' s ‘ ‘ D r u g - F r e e prevention, education. research al agencies In havr drug Irsllng Union of Flight Atlendenl* She said Ihe union would give Continental W o rk p l.u r I Ia n ' names 80 Job and treatment, should lake Ihr "Ihe next few weeks lo pursue further talk* plans lhal mrrl stringent Hut union officials, as a show of good failh categories suhjerl lo random Initiative In deter illegal drug use The union lias proposed a wage increase id 5 technical requirements to guard lhal they are willing lo continue bargaining, Irsllng. allerllng altoni 8.600 and lo assist in the rrhabiliialkm penrnl spread over three year* lor II* lowest against cheating — Including decided against a stoppage during the hoildav people or alHHil 7 perrenl of Ihe of drug using employee* ’* said jiatd employers and about 33 |»erient over the restroom monitor* blur dvr In travel season, she said. wm More*-, Ikiwrn in Ihr memorandum "We will be doing everything we (mssibly same period for senior High: allendent* Ihr The secretary said the majori “ Our inirni l* lo oiler lot let water and prompt urine- trm |M-rature cheeks can lo work oul our different* with Continen­ Iniv till tease is wrlghted lo the longer working ty of Ihe pnsitkms suh|ecl lo assistance to those who nerd II tal.'' she said. employers brcauat they currently receive no while srndmg a clear message the department's own plan random testing are In health (■nivklrs (or review ot any pewa pay raises alter five years wllh ( onlinental rare and medical rrwarrli In lhal illegal drug u s e ts tnnmtjMt- Winkler said lltc aniun was encouraged Iblr with employment" al Ihe live test result to determine Continental negotiator* Tuesday asked lor The top salarv for Conilnenl.il flight alien rluding those providing direct wbriber ihe rrsult Is caused by dents now ranges trum *11.000 to *13.000 a lultrnt fare or handling hazard department, hr said more time lo work out a new rontrwrt. noting Undrr thr plan, a nailer factors other than Illegal drug the recent appointment of Joseph Corr as year. Winkler ssld She said (hose figures werr on* or sensitive materials Jolts specifically advising ol ihr use. such as prescript km drug* Continental's new chief executive otllcer He 33 lo 40 perrenl lielow (light allrndeul wage* In security arid In operating replaced Frank Lorenzo, who dlshandrd Con­ al other airlines tinental's unions when he took ovrr the airline "We work twice as many hours as everyone In 1983 and has a reputation as a union busier else lo makr Im II Ihe pay." she said Continental sjmkesman Ned Walker said the "I think Ihe threat of a work stoppage has AMERICA'S LARGEST MARKET t company was pleased wllh Ihr word of Ihe Induced them to think whether It wouldn't to- delay. more advantageous to *ii down and work this "Clearly. Ihe union recognizes lhal the out. rather than havr a work *mpj>age." public Is not sympathetic lo any type ol Job Winkler said action lhal would impact public travel, F L E A W ORLD especially during the holiday season." he said "We rr confident If we call a work stoppage. (407) 371*1702 "We're pleased lo see that there will br no It would cause a disruption " (407 ) 643*1792 The union has hern doing Informational HWY. 17 -9 2 - SANFORD effort at all lo try lo disrupt travel plan* Had there been, we were prepared to operate every picketing in some area* of the country

Strop Al Teen cleaning magnate Minkow GWALTNIY OPEN 9-9PM convicted of fraud, conspiracy JfWHfftS oul Ihe scheme breausr com IN S MM AVt United Eras* Iwtorwaflital i n m m piling Mafia members and on* tar nu iwas LOS ANGELES - H a rry asms lair* heal him and threat­ EVERYDAY Minkow. who became a national ened hi* life. celebrity as a irenagr carpet Prosecutor* said Ihe scheme December 16th thru Christmas cleaning magnate, waa con­ was Ihe biggest while collar SH AM CARPET CLEANING victed Wednesday of fraud commlllrd on Ihr West - kilcMurt i Coast In thr Iasi decade They ■ » » > masterminding a complex ON I ftw securities fraud that bilked said Minkow. who once hoastrd $49* Over 1500 Booths With (tanks and investor* out of al on Ihr "Oprah Winfrey Show" least *26 million dial hr could "sell frozen yogurt *24*. *'**'* A federal court Jury found In a blizzard." was a consum­ MM* II* II MM .-— • • Minkow. 22. guilty of all 37 mate con man who used smooth j c't'.A—ttf 321*1698 talk and tremendous confidence MILLIONS OF counts of conspiracy and fraud for constructing a convincing lie in lore people Into bis ■* heme* lhal Z7.7.7. Ilest. llie company he Ten other men have pleaded ■BANKRUPTCY! gutlly In Ihr ZZZZ Hest case. On founded al age 16 In his parr ills' - IS IT FOR TOUT garage, made millions perform­ iri.il wllh Minkow was accoun FCOERAl LAW MAT HELP- BARGAINS tant Norman Kothbrrg. 52. of ing Insurance rest oral kin work *s*x (jut caws • Sits ra s t x n x T r on damaged offices Marina del Key. who is charged nun n-i * j • era 3UCO- '-s o .The Jury reached It* verdict wllh taking a *25.WO bribe lo • trae nytaosn f*ft> i>* an* after four days of drltbrrailons rrcanl alter he revealed lo In­ m liCTUtlSNOON. SATWOm and 3 It months of trial vestigators that Ihe restoration ROBERT H. PFIUEGER SAVE 50-70% OFF Job* were phony. Juror* were Minkow. clad In gray trousers ATTORNEY AT LAW and a gray and while sweater, si III deliberating on those showed no emotion as the charges 339-2022 Mall Prices! vgrdlct was read U S. marshals Mlnkow's lawyer. David Sus l at in MMMnd Am later took him away In handrull* Kroner, said he would npj>ral SHOP THE NEW and would not |»crmll him lo because Ihe Judge's rulings speak with reporters. excluding key parts of Mlnkow's lie facet up lo 403 years In "duress" defense clearly hurl his HOME SHOWCASE prison and *14 million in lilies rase. The only jitool hr was "Feel Good Again" Anything & Everything for the Home when he Is sentenced by U.S allowed lo jirrsenl that Minkow District Judge Dtckran Tcvrlxtan wus threatened and beaten hy LAKE MARY BLVD. on Feb. 21. loan sharks and mobsters was CHIROPRACTIC A source close lo Ihe case said Mlnkow's 11 days of testimony, and RECREATION Minkow. over Ihr objections of hr said. CLINIC his lawyer, wanted lo plead Assistant U.S. Attorney James OR. THOMAS P. V A N O K L L . D.C. Asperger said hr could no* VISIT SANTA EVERYDAY guilty during the Jury's dellberu- Chiropractic Family AT SHOWCASE tloris because hr said 3 comment at length because the Haallh Csnlar 10:30 AM OC 2:30 PM "spiritual counselor” told him Jury was still deliberating Everything for Sports, Recreation & Hobby SOX I. Laka Mary Blvd God would never lorglvr him If against Kothbrrg. Hu* hr said hr {S u lla 107 Dayhaad Canter) he did not plead guilty Hut Ihr and co-j»rosecutor Gordon Jury relumed a verdict beforr Greenberg werr "very pleased" Sanlord. fl JX773 and X-ROW -Over 100 New Shops & Booths with Ihr verdict. plea negotiations could be com­ • AUTO ACCIDENTS •I III I TANKING •IKII ADMISSION •! Kl T EINTI KT/XIINMI.NI pleted. Minkow described himself as • PERSONAL INJURY Minkow used his bogus rrsto Ihe “ trained puppy” of mobsters, saying hr tx-gun u life • PAIN CONTROL IIIVY. 17-92 • Rciuceti ration work to obtain al least ORLANDO ft* SANI OKI) *26 million III loans and public OfCHmr while still In high school • WORKER'S COMP «LD slock offerings. Minkow. whose lo avoid beating* and lo krt-j> up • SLIP & FALL INJURIES firm collapsed In bankruptcy hi juiymenls on exlortlonalr loans thru Christmas J uly 1987 nmld allegations of lhal made ZZZZ Hcsi look like a PH. 322-9300 I OPEN 9-9PM EVERYDAY * massive deceit, said hr carried whopping success INSIDE: ■ People. Page 5B ■ C om ics. Page 6B Sports ■ Classified. Page 8B MIAMI'S 1ST WIN Astle decides Clippers feel MIAMI (Iff long >« til II G*»t IN BRIEF 11 M 4. Camming* r II I I ti. rc.i'ci h i i t it. on Penn State the Heat, 89-88 t*C"W IttU Thomgton ;t i > ti Vm tm c» i**«it. By DAVID CORCORAN United Pr*** International tcilll, K ilt. Hntingt 11 • t c Mrnie l > M I Horald correspondent T*C*U M r* II to M HOCKEY LOS ANGELES - After 17 loases and 5 12 laikr Howell High llnrbar kcr Greg Astle one of week* of the regular season gone. It ran finally be lA C iim a v imi Jets outlast Sabres, 4*3 Msnnlng II 14 I 4 t) Ihr stair s lop football projxtis announced or! said: The Miami lira! I* hot No/m«n» It 14 It ■••• 01 Wednesday be lias dreetdrd to gu to Miami hailed It* record srasomiprnlng string MIAMI, thal Prnn Oi k »m in d One more stolen pas* or deflected 0* 0 0« a, A I* t 10 It. State Unlvrrslty. ending Itn Intense rrcmtlng waf • •hot. One more tlrk of the rlork Hut the Buffalo of futility Wednesday night when Rory Sorrow Ccani 1 10 0 t 10 Wiiligm* HEAT hit a lumper with H‘» seconds to play, then forced 01 00 0 Niton I « 111. lor Ills amices Sabres failed In come up wlih the extra move *an|#mw M O It Oral I > ! A»lle. a 6-3. 230 pound llnebac krr with 4.7 Norm Nixon to mlsllre with one second remain­ Wednesday night and fell lodelral • • 4 GoWti'U 0 1 00 0. Musi It M It U- speed. had one of Ihr finest drfrnslve seasons in ing In an H9 HH victory over the Ln« Angeles (anxit tooo ta w un ag*m » •* •* >•- 10 P M Seminole Courtly history Asilr. along with Andrew Mrllaln Clipper*. Marquette Smith 11.400 yard* rushlngl were two "Ah. It was rasy." Miami* Hon Holhstrin tucked a sltot between 117 The extension Ileal 1**11 three defeats shy of of the reasons thal the Sllvrr Hawks finished dead panned alter hi* first victory a* an NHA the leg* of lluffalo equaling the league record for Ihr longest losing with a 7-3 record Ihl* season goallendrr Jacques much. streak In a season, set In 1972-73 hy *Tm very glad lhal Ihr pressure s off now. atul “Our problem Itite §ee»on h** ”rrn Cloutier with one nee- Philadelphia now maytir I ran lie a normal sltulmt again." Dps,* .r* v oerntratlon. You get that with young nnd left, lifting the "Il reels llkr we jusl won Ihr c hampionship, said Asilr. when reached al Ills home Wednesday player* Hut loritgb* was our be*! Job wire to wire Wlnnip-* >rts to a 1-3 said reserve guard Clinton Wheeler, w ho charged night. ” 1 made the decision lhal I wanted lo play vVn-JV over the Sabres In terms of toncciltf«-«r.>n. oil the bench and norrd on ll.e court with hi* Sparrow's jumper from the fool line produced 3«e Astle Page 3H m "•-I no lead and Miami survived lo improve lo See Heat. ***ge 2D "That's e lough one to lo v One tlrk away and we get a break like that.” Ilullalo Coach Ted Sator said "It seems that If we didn't Itave bad luck, we wouldn't have any luck We played well, more than wrll enough to win. but that SHS tops Deltona, 6 doesn't translate Into any points ” Mi Ham's game winner came during a scram­ ble In the comer, where Dale Hawrnhuk won control and fired the purk out of the oark Strong first half FOOTBALL carries ’Noles Dooley resigns at Georgia By MARK BLVTHI Herald sports writer ATH EN S, (la — Vince Dooley resigned Wednesday as head Io o U m II at the University of SANFORD - Seminole High * boy* Georgia after 25 years and 200 victories citing a ttaskrthall leant came up with a solid first desire to pursue other Interests but declining lo half effort and held off a strong comet lack lie specific although It is believed lie plans lo run by Deltona to rlalm a 69 00 victory for governor in It**) Wednesday night before 301 fan* al Duutey said lie will step down as coach Jan 2. Seminole's Itill Fleming Memorial Gymna­ the day after the liulldogs play Michigan State In sium the Gator Howl In Jacksonville. Fla . but will Seminole improved to 2-5 and will return remain In his co |x>sl of athletic s director until a In ad kin al home against Lake Howell on replacement Is found. jmssibly until Feb H Frldav In lls opening game In the Seminole University President Cliarles Knapp said lie AlhleHr Conference Deltona dropprd lo ()6 accepted Dcmlev's resignation ' with deep re on the season gret " He announced an eight-member com We played good delrnsr In I hr llrst milter to find a new coach and said as soon as cpiartrr hut kept throwing Ihr Im II away.” that |*isi is filled, another committee would be Seminole coai h Greg Hoblnann said We seek a new athletics director could have breri up '20 5 hut we couldn't "There is a sense of urgency In filling the convert Then wr started lo play a* coac hing positum." Knapp said Hut It Is more Individuals In Ihe *rrond half and we eased Important to make the right choice up on defense fleltuna did a good Job of coming Im < k and bad a c fiance to make things very interesting at one point [BASKETBALL . The l u b e scurrd the llrst alx poUit* of the game as they came out and dominated Itie FSU outlasts South Alabama Ihm iiIs Holert Moore opened tf*e game with TALLAHASSEE — George McCloud scored 30 a rebound and a stick hock followed by two points Wednesday night and No 12 Florida Hernard Eady hoop* lhal gavr Seminole a Stale relied on a latr 10-1 nin lo .town South (LO lead With 1:2710 pit) m ihr cpiartrr Alabama 67-62 Mike Navarra put the Wolves on the South Alabama. 3-3. look lls first lead of Ihr scorrlMtard when he connected on a frre game. 50-49. on Junle lewis' H-lootrr with throw. Kart William* fnlkiwrt! will* a layup 14 54 lo play Nell Smith converted a layup with lielore Deltona reeled off lour straight point* 4 17 left to give the Jaguars their biggest edge. lo trim ihe lead lo 6 5. The team* llien 75 71 traded hnofts as Seminole rlalmrd a 12-7 The Sernlnoles. 5-0. responded with their IO I lead al Ihe end of Ihe fits! eight minute* run. completed by two free throws by McCloud Seminole litnkr Ihe game open In Ihe with I 37 to go Thut provided Florida Stair an second quarter when II oulscoted Hie HI 7(1 advantage Wolves 24 12 III the second cpiartrr to tiulld McCloud was 5 of 7 from 3 |m>|ih range and a 30 19 hainime advantage The Tribe sank all 7 of his free throws Tony Dawson o|irnrd the cpiartrr with a live point run to contributed 25 point* lor the Sernlnoles take a 17 7 lead before Drllona s Brian Jell Hodge scored 21 points for Sooth Nrwromr. who scored a game-high 25 Alatuiua and Lewis had 20 Gahrtrl F-kI.i Im and points. I hen hit a layup lollowrd by four John Jtmmerson chipped in 14 point*each Srmmulr points lhal Increased Hie lead to 2 1-9 w ith (1 OH minutes In the hall T tie Notes continued lo overpower the SWIMMING smaller and slower Drllona tram and look tommand with a 15 point bulge al the Lake Mary swimmers honored Inirmilsakm Seminole placed (our plavers m double The Lake Mary Hams held their annual digits led hy Hrandon ( ash * 14 Hernard awards banquet Wednesday night after Eady netted 13 with Moore and Von Erie finishing the season as the filth best tram In the Small icintrlhollng 10 as William* and stair. Kerry Wiggins chipped In eight rarh Senior* who were honored were Slasl Ho Hr hind New-come for Hie Waive* was janowwkl. Alyaon Cook. Artrlla Rebarh. Sandy •ophomorr senaallon Darrtngion Overstreet Warren. Kelley W is e for the girls and Hob linker. who scorrd IH. 16 III the second half, with Chris Donaldson. Malt Grans. Steve Kostnwi. /. m«*m ex*** s, Kris Trovrm c hipping In seven Seminolo's Bernard Eaddy lays in two points vs. Deltona. Guy Kramer, and Karl Kuchma for the boys See 'Note*. Page 411 Conference champion Vanessa Huger* »a « the most valuable diver, with Hakrr taking the most Improved honors The coach * awards which are presented by llurger King lor team leadership Lady Rams upend Howell went lo Drana Garcia and 1 odd McCasklll The laikr Mary most outstanding swimmer ol had un Indirect frre kick from the top of Hie ( m ix the year went to Kostowlc* for Ills showing at By CHRIS FISTIR and Michelle Mattingly touched ihr hall lo Donna the stale ittrcl. Kostowk/ was fifth In the 100 Herald spodsodilor Hohr who blasted a shot around (he l-akr Howell wall an oil the crossbar. The Im II bounced III fly. fourth In the 50 frre. and joined Hrad LAKE MAHY - Wllh the loss of sevrral front of the goal whrrr Snow was walling and s h r Hrtdgewater. Kuchma, and Chris Sntvrly oil Ihr defensive starters hi graduation, l-akr Mary Hams' third place 200 medley relay tram at the coach Bill Elsclr was Mnglng the blues prior to knocked In Ihe rebound for a 14) Lake Mary lead stale meet the 1988 89 season. Nine victories and seven ll was all up lo Ihr Lakr Mary defense from The most valuable swimmer lor the Hams tills shutout* later, however, hr can only sing in that moment on and ll came through with flying year went lo Dojanowskl who was the only praise when speaking of Ihe Lady Hams colors Scott came up with lour saves oil l-ake individual girl lo qualify for the stale meet a* defensive unit Howell * right shots on ihr nlghl. wllh Hirer shr |iartl(ipatrd In Ihr 100butterfly. With Tammy Scott playing a tremendous tiring of ihr spectacular variety Also coming gume In goal. Hie defense held a very talented through with excellent defensive efforts were Prom staff and wire report* Uikr Howell leant scoreless Wednesday night Amy I’aachoal. Sandy Powell. Jamie Dombehlk and Crlsslr Snow's first half goal gave l-akr Mary and Ruhr ut stopper back a I -0 Seminole Athletic Conference victory before ” 1 thought Tammy (Scolll had her lies! match 121 fan* at D o n T Reynold* Stadium of Ihe season.” Elvsele said. "Shr made 2 or 3 "I ran'l say enough about Ihe defensive really key saves She really goi tested tonight and performance." Klsselc said "Defense was Hie one she came through fur u* “ area we needed fo shore up Ihl* year and Ihr girls l-akr Howell krr|irr Heather Itrann also made have done an outstanding )ob so lar several siqierti saves and shr finished with six Lake Mary, ranked thltd In ihe stale In Class save* out of l-akr Mary's 10 shots Jessica 4A. remains ihe only unbeaten learn left In ihr Cardarclll also turned in a tremendous defensive BASKETBALL . SAC us Ihe latdy Hams are 9-0 overall and 44) lit lierfurmanee for Ihe Lady Silver Hawks who I 9 p.m. — US. College. Cal Irvine at UNLV.ILI HsrsM ST At* */**•«* Hie league l-akc Howell. No. 9 In Ihe stale, now proved without a doubt Wednesday thal I hey are GOLF aland* at 7-1 overall and 3 -1 In (lie SAC deserved of a top-ten ranking. C14 p in — ESI'N. Kirin Cup. Second Hound. |LI Pin buster ll was uti well-played, even match ulmoat from l-akr Mary return* lo action tonight at home HOCKEY Lake Mary * Troy Lilly propares lo lei ono llic outset on Wednesday with hoth defenses [ ]8 p in — SC. NHL. I’lllsburgh Penguin* al roll Wednesday during Seminole Athletic against Del.nnd while Lake Howell hosts playing well, both goalkeepers making some Seminole Friday nlghl Both teams arc gearing New York Islanders. |L| Conference bowling action at Bowl America brilliant save* und both oflenses creating some Seminole High's boys and Oviedo's girl* up for the Burger King Classic which lieglns dangerous chances. wero Ihe SAC champs For details, see Page Monday. Complete listing on Page 2B The only opportunity that was convened Into a 3B goal came 18 minutes Into the match Lake Mary t See Ram*. Page 411 » » — t o j o r t H»f«!d. San lord, Ftortdo — TTtufiday. Pdcmbgf 15, 1968 STATS & STANDINGS

111* 1/14. A T i X lf Pt'llit DMM4 Lalmbaar 4* II It. Dvmari *11 17 II. bet'er I f 1 1 I I Green 0 I 00 A Marlon I ) HarllwN at it IOVH.0 11 pm BuMaloa*Minn#wta I 11 pm IDangtromDow) in MS 4» LA Laktrt 14 s 717 — Thom a* i a * t a . s*'i*r i t i t t 00 1 Craotgrd 7 4 04 4. Oavik 17 >0 A IluO Vancouver a I Calgary.* U p m iH'lGM iylln n o I 40 Per 11 end ) t 4 JOTnion 17 •• 4 Rodman t* I I 11. 01404 lwk*ttl 11004 Total* M 741 DM 1 1)1 FrMortOemr* 1MIL* Pkker * M Pnoen.t to t 174 S Edna rd i I I 0 * 1 . Williamt » • » } * IOWA lllll At 0 r 1 i4 4 i-U n M t 0 1*71 ».M P 17-4) U N T l>-*1) III MOO Lee"i# 18 • 114 1 To*#liM»)l* N til Hatton 7| ) | ( 7. ThomptOT 1 7 11 IL Log Angoiet *1 Detroit night Calgary at Vencowvey. mgh* I l M I M U l Got#en llele S u 411 1 Mil.avke* XI II 14 a-lit JeptOT 7 4 111 Marble 7 14 I a TA Arm«trong r t n l | i M i m m i n LA Clipper* 7 <4 i n • Delrail I I I I a 11-111 1 14 4 4 14 Tubb* >4 0 0 A Game* >1444 IDmlr^t UOO 4X IM 1 Spirit Cstte II *0 I I I I 00 Letremenie 4 14 m I T l Thro* point foal I - Humphriot. Lookingbiil 11 40 a Motet 1 7 I a a. '.lever I 0* *e# J#*e * » 1 <0 4 W i l l i Bab i M J M WedMtdty't Retelt* Rodman Fooled aM-nano Total touts— I ) 4 44 Welle) 10440 Total*40 70 1* 17 Ml NHL SUMMARIE8 I t M l x U r 1 M l U C I I K I ) » B o C o n lll U*e* 104 Mlloowko* a De'ro-1 a Ilkemtl Halttim* K o ro -la w a 41. COTtral Florida O ti l l M M P (1 D M *4 T (1 1 7 ) I t M O 11-4) U H P 1741 It! 41 T 114 11 H I M New Jtrte , 1)4, LA Later* I I I (O Tl Milnsuk** a iCwmmmpi II. Dolroil *4 a threepornl goal*-Control Florida 10 Pk I I I 1 1 P I M I * al I paid M Mi Jrrtp*' Charlotte 11t Indiana IM ILaimboar III. Am i i Ii -M iIo s u Sm M IPmknoy I 4 Batter 1 1. Davit O il looa)* Wednetday * NHL Seminar*** I Cat* I X 4 M >W Atlanta ML PMI*4*lpM* *4 (Mumpnrlot 4). Dtlrwt 11 (Thamai It) iThompeon 41. Marble I I. Armtlrenf ) L By United Preti Internatianal liter* 4 <0 ]t0 in * l l a a i l W -la M H li* , Detroit li t To00 I. La* Angela* 4 lk«4n J r «i 111* 4 to )M 04-17) ntj* C*IP*n SUN *1 Bomlon. 0 B p m Curmmngt 7 l| I I IL (doardl * II 00 l|. Technical*oul*-non* A — II.M0 A Milan 7 I Due he me D i^u ar 1 7 47 ) Dim O k l I 40 t to A— llTYi H-I44.M7 Van Anttnl* *1 Vaalll*. 10 p m Vparroo I * CO 4 Thsmpian 7 0 I I It. Panama*-Catley. PH. II II l(M R,n* 4 00 Mi*ml*iV«r'*mOT*o •* a pm Vend void » 10 00 14 1*14*1/ 1 4 1 4 4 NEORA1KAI74I Second pay lad - 1. PHtibwygh. La tout 7# 0 I M I 17.M P (*-1141-N T (* M > 144 M FrM*f‘t Grmn Matrinpt 1 4 00 4. Whoeier 1 1 0 0 1 Marui hg | to I 7 17 B**d 1 7 7 4 1 King 7 1 lErroyl. H*. I M 4 Pmtburgh Erroy H | TV/RAD10 P4'i*d»ipAi* 4i Ne» Jer lev n put T a ia lia It 11 a I* 4 I 10 Scale* 4 1 1 1 10. Johnten 14 41* (Lom louil I) 17 I p.ittburgn Cm* i i d i t ie * io 4*o 1 D*: i*t *tCK*r te'le. m o m LACLIPPER1 (Ml Owen* )i 41 ( DeMrei 01 11 1 van rwTworth 14 {Qemv Hillwrl. I) 41 4 La* )An4| 140 1 « M. i n*v*ee si AIIo t IS nipM AAanmnp 11 14 1 4 II Nwman *1114 11 Poa‘ga*tl 110 I A Koca 11 00 S Richardten Angola* OoGray I (Allltanl. 14 II 7 l ( o » 110 T i ln M M LA L a le n •• BoMon. MpM Kit* 01 00 0. Dailey 4 I* *10 It. G r*H 4 H U H T*t*ltl*MI*I4 7t Pllttburgh Bourgu* II IHannan o (iii to-** p it ii m m t it m i io*-0* t BASKE(BALL Indan* *1 OiKapa- MgM l i t 0 1 H Wiliam* 01 00 • Ntean 14 t 1 OHIO STATE I'll) Lem ieuil l« 41 PonaHw* - BaurguO. Pit (| 1BALLIXI M 1 p m — ESPN, College Aubotn *1 Portland *IPH**Ma. nipM 1. B**i|amm 11 *4 II Wall I I 00 4. While 444 M il. Franci* 7 I I 1) H Carle* 0 ft EeHptki Pit 4 M Hemfl LA Flit* |4IM VwMarllH Denver *1 LAClippert. MpM GondroiKhPIOOBGMMckt 100 0 Total! 14 14 4 Burton * 1) I 4 » Brown 4 7 7 7 7. 1 II CoHoy PH. M 14 Hiilior PH I) 71, I F 44 oh 1140 * 00 11M I M p m — E U N College. ' * NUttowfi it l i a n a BrtdMy I 4 44 I lent 1 4 00 4 Brea*'** 7 I Baumgartner LA tt H loner Pit i» i* ITMn 140 4*0 Mat*at WkMt* list*. (L I Miami II a 1*11-0* 041. Duma* I 1 1 I I Loo 1 1 1 7 7. Mall 11 I t Hannan Pii If 4f 40*4 4*0 1 a p m - SUN. Call***- •” * OrltOTt •» 1 NBA BOXES LA Clipper* II I* II H - M 1 Maiem 4 4 00 A Robimon 0 1 4 0 4 T*t*i« Third period-A Pllttburgh Lemioue » 0 11 1) 1*.M P 111) *4 M T 11141 l* t* l (NwpiHlItN ID Footed out-non* Total lout* Miami m r j i ) a m iBourquel, on If H *. Let Anger> SHI* game • p m - US. College. CM Irvin* al U N I V. II LA Clipper* II BetioOTdi-AAlaml a Mainime Oh.a ita*e M Nebrataa IS Nicha'i* 14 (T o t* lit, BabitaiHei no Threapamt goal*-Nebrataa a M lOad 0 I. 1 Liam Andy I I M i n 1*0 (LI Ae4nei4«r i NBA 0etKerri I Long 01 LA Cupper* |l (Merman II It ft Ponaltiet - Wetter* LA. M 0) H i pm — 1UN. College. CM Lo t i* jehntOT11 D eN ialO I. Koca l I.Rnhardton HlrqwtOi M o rn 7 40 4 *0 Or Uwted P rtit Intern*lien*I A r n il* -M o t i |t ilparroo t ), LA Baumgartner LA. OeubJ#miner II TI KlMOtn 11*0 Berber# *1 Peppeedmo I LI Ctewart n I Manning N iu n 1 oath) 11). Oho Slat* *• I Franc it 1 1. Burtan 4 L Ceulietd Pit. II 71 Baumgartner l A ) a m - ( 1PN. College NebreU# M OHM Bradley 4 1. lent 1 1 Brewetor I II found motor I lighting!. If 11 Ceu' * HI miner :oii7)i*nP ii ii i4i.nT(i i*)*MM U T A H 11041 Tottmical* -non* A -I.IO l 1 M *a Melon* I a II 14 II. O rtli 00 00 A Eaton oul ran Poeigeeit Total tauH Nebrataa mater I lighting I if U OOLF 7 Eduards i« ia in 1 4 )4 1 Hotllon t* II II >1 Grill'KiUI 14 Ohi* Sl#t* II Rabound* Nt**at*t 71 Shot* o t gaat - LO* Angote* Id 14 IS Tt 4 p m — E IP N . Kirin Cap. Serm# Round. I R x ha*dun 7). OhM !•#'* a iCartor II Pllttburgh) ITS -71 >R«*rdo too no 4 til. Boiler • 1I*«U . Lei I I J I 4 Ho tio t COLLEGE BASKETBALL A***ti* Ntbratta <4 iReid lehnwri H OMa A j\i\»ru3i ) |0 (LI 00 00 0 Lminer 100 t i Broem 0*4*4. P ower pUy (»* • ft* f-L O * Angewt 7 HOCKE T 0 111) 10 a P It II M i l l 111*1 141 4* 1 Cel lege Baikathalt Retelt* tlal* H IFrancH SI Tachalcil-L** I Pllttburgh 14 • pm - 1L. NHL. AI "Murom Pvngmr.. *1 •ovaramOOMI TM*i« 11 *• a 44 M4 I M 4 l i m « 4 By Uruled Fret* lalenulMnel A - 14.17* GdWrhmdef*— le t Angoitt Ftttpa't'O In*** *I gem* N*.. iwk Itlanptft (Lt BOSTON m i l la t l PlHMfurgh Bar rail* A 14 0)1 lOon* Zj»t*i* a a *a t*o Mr Mel* 4 11 I I I*. LMiawl 4 * »• 1 BloomfieldCoC 4) Am n**i(-r«ontl AMERICAN (411 ly ta r a e - fiery Grovtam Lumber 17 1*7. Helmet * ) 11 1, Draper 4 Eduardo Lackey 100 I a Paritn *11 I I il, .'orsnion I t *1 4 ButlatoM. Mant'eMa * II 4* IL Wetl ) II I * 10 wertmen a I 1 1 NT mender* 114-1 • ller-endet A'eyn* I K Amp* i» t» « 4 n a *• a 1 1 1 1, in** <444 Caul 04 Pa )l Vophardtl It. Bradorferp 0 7 40 Tinmen l l l l l O 1141 MM P 1141 *a II ALU IN ll&®[*SSwa8_IZ] II leetl 4 11 II II. Patton )* • • * . Cit, Col. (N T 1 HJ.MoPgir Evert )) 9. NT Rpngort 014 I IA LI.4 ) tlJO T 114*1141 a Ingram l u l l Whitt J 0 1 1 A Ipeart a Firal penorl He tearing PtnaHw* n a t i o n a l f o o t o a l l l e a g u e Grand-ion ***• I Total* 47 M I* II 1*1 Delaware W Wotl Choiler 4* Mat* gem* 7 I 77 Davenport 14 1 1 4 T#*aH a W 14II Send*tram N rR . 7 II VvHer N T I • M AraerHO* Cl Miff Pro Coorge'enm " Or »l Robert* 11 io * t « n 4* 4 to * a U nrnm m N T I. tl II DeBIM*. N rR C*4l it a i ) a -'*4 IcetoM L IU SouWAamplm p > h»t»4 ii a e a O l PAUL 117*1 H X W L T Pci PF a a a » - n i LaSalle 70 St Peter *74 4 pivj t i n T re o C.nl goal: -A ing* 1. C- ,M'ih. Lack H * v „- 77, CoxarAa II Gntne 14 17 4 Brundy II M S I U Second r r u ) N T Itiandff* Wend c e Bullet* U 7 a KB III 4 o ( i n « a p i m t a i i a l l ) t.tt i n k *Ion FovUd Owl-n#no -TMal lowlt- Howard » I 44 H Murphy 1 4 1 1 1 Nwmenn tNytund Sutter). II SI 1. R t Rangen Neva Engiot# t 4 B 400 ire MauachutalltSi loanll M i a l l m i **Ti))4)i*i a 1)1 an }l. Ballon j* RiboOTMt Utah 4) Rotert* WetierOTtl. troPemnSl H 4 7 4 7 1*. Feeler 1 1 4 )1 1 1 Booth M U M Ogrowuck ) (Hardy Petit I 14 If 1 Nr Indian *4WI* • 7 > U1 U7 Pm * I I I 17 II. Sowell PA 04 A Hornby 00 Ranger* Mu I'm II lOq'adnx* Lawton) N T Jen 7 7 1 ML (Eaton III. Botlon M (P*rt*h III Atvtt* SyracutalM US Inlornatianal*1 4*a t a 140 141 M l leettm 11141 Ta4ai*41*4ll44IM 14 47 Ponalliot - SuHor. N T I 4* Grana N Miami MB -U tah It lltotkiOT 141 Notion a ILhaer II i(*4nM in ia 4 f S m Heilttme —DePeuI *4 Amirlcon )l N T R I I) Sutter N T I I M Mor M i l T*chn« *>■ M a im dm ton llllogal d* Aid* 6'oadduel* DantB (ikmtoa I Bab 4.X Throopoml goal* American l II (Wet* 14 row N T I r w Lawton N TR 4 M N ,im d 1 CtncVmetl II 4 B 711 Cleveland 774 17) Fouled eul Oeper Oarenperl TeHl N TR 14 at PilttOurgA 4 11 B 147 If* Worlhy 1111 4 1 M. Croon IN 00 II. Vanda'bill *1 Auburn )t lOHeRtyet IM 100 Abdul J A M I I I 4 I C*mp4a*ll 1 1 1 4 A loul* Amorltan 11 O a P a vt I I R* Third period-n§ Korlng Ponaitw* 4 (|4* Andy O N Calvin t l Nor mood M bound* a me* it ot I I ' O e p e r 1 > i DePowl *f Mawnoy NTR I re Oane'o N»H Le*"a* 1 1 S i n 744 Jurmion .ia * 11 II. AoMriov* II 1 * A 0 (1 1 ) a j o p (1 1) 1*44* t (1 14) i m * IPnc* III Attittt ImotKOT ■> iL*e#M 41 I C7 im ith NY I terved by Hotmmen Denver ? a t 447 X t S47 Cooper 1* 11 IA Ihompion 10 11 A Lamp Capital 11. Baidom Wallace e* IO TI lINk 044*4 DoPaul tW. American U OoPoel It (Murphy 41 TechrucaH Draper II la lawM n N rR II M le7ante»w LA larder* 1 S B 447 :*r m 00000 TMMMlwn Mill IPil* FarMi IIM 4 le a l 101 Contrail er datd o o it i a h i **i a Ohio 11 HI Helvetia It Cummtngt *4 I * IA Ic e d I I] I f H Brown a t N T Ranger* 70 W l T Pci 1PF 44 M Ba*try 4 a 11 a Total* M t l 11 10 i m 0*444 Vhdvmo* SI n Urban* tj 1 I I M It Morfen l l l l l William* 1 1 1 11 Gowiie* N T mender* Smith NY NY G -e n l to 1 s 447 IX IM lAHendt 14a 1*00 I M SouthoettSI H Oo* Woteyan 01 (OTl Womack 1 111 a Springer 11114 Hegnft Ranger* Vonbwtbrouck A - Ii m I’t. Letu p* a B 4 • 444 n « a a ti ii 7—ill i F * * n N it a i n M S . Hyrwt* } I ) I Total* W 41 H H 77. Retoro* Rob Stuck PSdema 7 B B 447 TV i i i i m i n i - n o S' «*.*r M tits' *) JOOTJ i n T.H.n M AM'tenM INDIANA I1HI WeaOngton 7 B S 447 n i Thro* pomt goal*—Croon, Cooper I O ( M l 4* 4* P ( I t ) IM M T 1*111 **IM t W it La Creta* i ) W(* 5 W m Whit* 1 * 4 * l| Hillm an I I I* H Delta* * XB 1*4 Morn* Fouled out non* Total M ule-LA 1*11 A L L ) *44*4 1) B Anderton )* I I • Edward* 711 4 M » 471 • Central Laker* X Men Je rirr 71 t d m n d i LA Wit EauClarhol* Wi* RnorFalitll A -ltlj H-UO.114 laker* a ! Oeen 1*1 Non J*r**v 14 WiMontm p* Deere* 14 Jon** t| u 11 Meet J 4* 40 I Pe*o***i I I I I ■ Outage 17 1 S too XI > II l I 7. SMan 11 1 1 1 Jadlaw II I 4 4 F ir*i period-I. Edmonton Carton jt MDvmei* M 1 S 447 )7B (Carroll 1*1 A»*>ttt LA lafear* 11 WiMonboro H O H P M lN DOTmon *), Hen lortoy 71 (Connor Ml Otiphml01111 Rebmtan I l| l l SmibiM iLatambo Adamtl I 10 7. Tor mu, Dene.' 4 I I t It) 7X To th n n a i-N e n Jr-ver liUopal detent*I M thitkr 71 M A D AlattHMOM Total* 11 * 4 »»H i l eughi.n | (Irrgu* Sacardl I X L JAI ALAI Tanga Bey 4 U B 747 IX □ A- Wetl Haiftuna KOTO Indiana 7* Artama* 1 p ranloi Carten 77 Ikurn. Huddyi pp Green Bey I It S XB 114 Lillie Rack II Thro* paint 4 4* * Edmonton Bwchbergor 4 IJotep*. Weal Montana 4* Moelan* Tech *1 INDIANA I IMI N M Highland*II Reg * t! lhe»»- Arkanta* Little Rack 111 (We** *4 Mettrerl. II 47 S Edmonton Taken#- If At l aMerd Orloado y tan F io t M I > 447 111 Lo t la Clara Nevada RenaH Brown I t Owen* g l Hyna* I II Indiana * 7 (Karell. *h 14 II Penan■**-Satmmg la> LA Rem* f 4 S too X f Milter 1 1) 14 IA William* 7 14 1 1 IA *1 Im itt 7 II 1 1 1*. 7t#mmg 1 * 1 7 7. Lanp 4 17 T r ia l 111, Lang Baach SI M (Edward* 1* Hillman 71. OKphenl O il 7 If McClelland Edm. n ft ■ tt L A .0 : a t * New Or leant B 4 B tat M) 174 1 I *. Tilda>* 7 II I I 1*. 7 reder -r* 4 171 a Wyoming II. Cekerad**4 levied oul Owen* Bell Total Jar m o perwd a Edmanten • urn 7) i T**ri J* * * m m n a t a A'tenia t 1* B z n 111 Cray 00 17 1. Mil** > 1 1 1 7 Dr* Im* I i >0 Hull Atlanta* L>ttlo Rock >1. Ind-ono If lMe**i*r|. pp I |l 7. 1 or on to Orly* 1’ i o m m i m l ** n a n x Rebound* At*onto* L ift* Rock 77 lB**> 1)1. i TMaiteianai** lOttwrn* GUI), pa 1) 17 I EdmeMm I RwiMng SHeH* * M y {tlnclwd >141*410*»1R Indiana II ( A n d e r i o n III Titkanon K (Carton Kurrll, H 47 • O 111)M M P H I ) 4* *0 T II M l MM 4* CHARLOTTE lllll SOUTH ALABAMA HU TrtpuU* 11 77 11 14 40 R*mb<« * 14 0 4 lavki* * IS I 4 a Hodge 4 II I 1 >1 Smith Atttil* Arkanta* Lllll# Rock II IBrown 41, Edmontwi turn 1) (Tittanen Act* M V L t : a n tmtimflwal Cw w m II. U N * m o t 11. h *p p m I I M I Helton 1 4 * * 4 Held • it I 1 I : L Jinunorto* I 11 7 t >4 Et'obe a II Ihdiene x if dn*r*n*0« 10 1 7 14 Da'don 1110 4 Rhodot 40 0 0 0. N*ai >1 G'*e*rt 1*11 K C t r e P I l i m COn l IT 00 I. Notion 070)4 >’u-nng 00 OOTa. 10 u Mettier, E dm 1 Gill Tar M 14 Marih (William* 7|. Char tola *4 (Ram4»t 111 Malttima -Fianda lla k d South AJa4>ama N T taenger* l« tl 4 H 117 114 *1* i/o. c a r* Kent**CityM SanDiego 4pm Tar, I I 11 A * * i* a -Indiana If (Milo* *1. Char an* 1) M Throe pomt goWt-South Alabama 111 WetTungHn IS IS 4 U '04 m 1Snaggy AmbM u a n a IIM L***tW *1 LA H« l**rv I p n Shell an a**i f dmantan 4 11 I) X (Holton II) Terhnical* -Chartart* III I Lam* I A Hodge >4 Ettaba 0 L Turret Pn.ie#atp7,ie U If 2 20 IS4 t)i i m m m m m i a i a LA Ro t h at la* Frpnotcg (p m Toronla 10 I I S - X I Dundee Her.* * M tegai dotomai. Titdat* n -7 1 M I I 11. 7 tor Ida Slat* 4 <4 (Me,** 4 A McCloud Nee Jertey 11 14 % 29 141 DO Mpadty't N m Power play ceny*r*iant E dmantan t l S7. Denton I A Johnten O il Rebound* N T Hlender* f It 14 ft Ilf o 111) 1*4 a P 11 1) 1*4 M T (17*1 U N M Chujp* at 4 « m i i 11> m 2 Toronla 1 I 0 0 ti4 t o n i n n i m am i m m < tad regeier •*#•*■) PHILADELPHIA INI South Alabama N lEHiba III Fierwa State A Jjm i ipE * iii#A Anderien > II 111 Bartley 7 14 11 I) H a I Denton 4} AttJilt-Sauth Alafanme 14 Monti e*i if • 4 44 Hi 144 Gaaltondo't Edmonton, Ronlerd II* 7/14. D: *1*4 Toronto. Maota Wreggal A — >4 a CmmtAl * 14 00 a Chaos* 4 11 I I a i Hodge 7). Fiend* 1U * 11 I Me Cloud 1) BeCen •> 4 » l«J ti 01 iW’lAMNnlr 4M 4M in 11 Retoro* Bob My*r* 1 Funnr Fllrl IM 4M H a n k m tl I 4 l l l t w *a I l O S I B/ookt I i foam louH-Seuth Alabama >• Flarlda State Her Herd 11 n 1 V W »w • Im* .Mckloo 4 a INBABTANDIMtt 00 A Thornton I * 00 1 Mendertan *7 00 It Fouled out None A 4771 Bull*# 11 17 2 H *7 in o li t) a a p m i m m T i n n i a a 10 Total* D 11 » 711* Quebec IB X 2 72 III (44 AU R U R H 111) Campbell Centerenre BartlaM I I * . I tin i/l*. A i m NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC Winnipeg III 4 A TL A N TA (1*11 llanaton l t d * A Caylar 4 II 40 17 Geiger Nwrnt Ovtiwn 1 Neil*'Sun Star I M I M 4 M F irtt period I, Bultata Hogue 7 1 Rubeb tNugget IM IN AtUatH OttNtM IrvtngtlOT I * It *. Wilkin* II M U a. 14 4 7 IA Beniamin 1 4 40 7. Carpenter t I] WIT Ptl 04 GA Oe> fo-l I Harr man Maguire I pg 10 14 ) 1 Madonna* Lev* 4 X W L Pci OB Malone I 14 4 4 71 River* } 0 4 4 a. Thau* 00 H ArWttor l l l l l Dennltan 4 4 1 1 IA If f 4 2A 117 114 A II 4 4 a Battle 11 1 7 r. Webb » I 0 0 A Carr M e K e 1 1 0 I A Arnold I 14 4 1 Brand* 4 I 1 7 SI Lout* 11 II 4 14 41 n Winnipeg Hawerchu* I) lOTat*d I 11 1 ) H Ckktg* 1 14 4 n Itt IU (BOB* Edit 11 X Nee Jertey f 14 m 4H Second period -L Winnipeg Athtcn 7 IM Atlanta 77 14 I ) a - H I Beniamin 1 1 00 4 Wilcne D U O , Gaboon $#Klf1«M» D lfllW I I Per tea 14 Dame CheHeHe 4 11 J14 7*y (Elynutk, Hawerchu* I. pp 1 1 ) 4 WabANuiWm Threapamt goal*- Mender von I Fouled * 11 4 I H Booker 4 I « III* C t o t I 0 I 00 0 eager, 11 1 1 4f 1)4 1) O (ID IIAB P IM I TIM T (11 Bt MB M 1 4T •y*>1ny US' 1 14 H i IS Buttale. Turgaon 14 iDormaUey. Hout 1711111111 X Ceetrtl Dinner. out— no"* TMol M u lt- Philadelphia B Muhoiland I 1. 0 l 1 Wheat 1 ) 0 0 1 May** La* Angel** X 11 1 41 170 in 0 I 0 I A Baiettr* 0 I 1 1 1 Totei* 1104 14 11 Edmenien 114 H y l. I X 1, Winnipeg Duncan TtS 1/L C M 71 O bMbN 14 1 741 V— AN.-ata I* Redound* -Phiiadelpnia t* II 11 ) If DO Winnipeg IlMcBain. Tagiianettil. * 44 4. Buflaha I RE (O evx) 6 I M I X IX Cleveland 11 1 m l»f (Barkley HI. AUanta II I Malone It) *) 11 10 S II in n« HalHIm*-Auburn 4*. V*nd«rblll 11 Hautley 11 ihapter, Turgton) Ptnailwt 1 C rylltl Clipper 1 40 1 X Altera* 1* 1 AH 7'y A **l*1* Philadelphia It (Barkley 11, Venteurer 1) 11 1 If #4 104 Atlanta II (Riiar* *| Technical! -nan# Three pomt go*n Auburn 4 0 iBoniamim Wednetday 1 Retelt* RuuTu Bui 4 44 Botchman. Wpg lOet* Ju t'xe JM Miieeukee 11 1 H f 4 I 11. Athlon. Wpg 17 II 0 11 1) 71.M P 111) M M T (I I I I M7.M A — I L I B 01. Car pan lor 4 ). Brandt • II. Vanderbilt 1 • NT Ranger* > NT ItJendert Chic eg* 10 X IDO I f Third period Wmnioog Me Bern II Indian* IWilcoe C 1. Boeder 1 I Wheel I II touted Pil'Wurgn 1. Lot Ang*.** 4 ski'll » IIM 1 II no W'y lO U u tw i Hawerchu* I Its * Pencil*, 7 Mutts Ana t X IX IX Weller* Ceetereece MILWAUKEE lilt) out Hank Ion. Carter Total lOul* - Auburn Edmer Nr 1 Toronto ) CarlyH. Wpg I *4 Arnwl But. 10 M IMea McGee • *0 IM Madeeil Diviner| Cwnmmgt Me t ! 1h Kryttkomok a 714 II. Vanderbilt 70 Rebound* Auburn a Chicago* Hertford 1 IL Sikma 11)44 W Mont riel 1 I) 4 4 IA 1 At ditto* II. Vendwbirt 41 l Kernel * I Winnipeg 4 Butloia 1 Lhart* on goal- Outlaid I) 7 II 77 1 It or "o r 1 Ro m IX w L OB Winn .peg la | ) ) - ) * 0177) IIA B P (7 1 ) I I M T IT 74144 M Denver 14 1 M7 — Protioy 4 7 11*. Humph* a* I 14 4 4 II, Attittu Auburn a (Beniamin 41, Vandertull thunder i Game* i* iCoheon 71 Technical non* A — 11.1*7 Edmonton al Botlon. 7 11pm Power pi*y convertRmt Butt*>o 4 7 IM I 7/14. B U S Della* 11 7 4Q 1 Pwrco 4 11 7 4 I*. Brevet 1 1 0 0 4 Boterl* Winn, peg 1 I 7 Hally Eric* 17 X 7 00 IN ui*n 1) • 414 ' 1 14 00 1. MoaeUi )1 >> 4 Total* « *0 Wtvf.ng'an *1 Philadelphia 7 11 pm c e n t r a l F l o r id a i *i i Goalie* Bulla* Cloutier Winnipeg 1 Play Girl OOy 1 X IM Mewlen 11 f SH 7 14 1711* Mo.ll***! al Quebec 7 IS p m DETROIT (IHI Crocklm 7 a I 11 Fogt* l l l l l La*tt 4 IS TerentaolNe* Jertey 7 41pm Raddict A-M47S 1 Body i/wp Willie 100 Lo t Antenie 4 I) 111 *«* Haiti#* Mike MeGeough 0111)11 M P 111M M M TII 1 11*41 40 Miami 1 11 044 in* Danner lit 41 71 Mahorn )• 14 » 4 • n . Bleeknood 1 140 4 Pinkney 14 0 11 Pitltburgh al NV I*lender* I 01pm Heat------Nets top Lakers in overtime Continued from 1U teammates lo celebrate as the llnal buz/rr UnltoE Praoo Intarnatlonal rebounds to send Utah to lls IHih straight (Minis to (tower the Hawks Atlanta got 22 sounded. loss at Boston Garden. Karl Malone led lituh (Minis ami 16 rebounds from Moses Malone. Pat Cummings. B illy EAST RUTHERFORD. N J. - Buck with 27 (Mints, followed by John Stockton The ut added 16 and Glen Rivers IO. Thompson and lonklc Grunt Wltllumi scored -1 of tils 22 {lolnts In and Thurt Halley with 22 each. Kevin Philadelphia got 26 (Mints and 16 rclMurtds (Mug all finished with 15 point* ovrrtlmr. Including a tip-in with 1:21 Irfl to McHale scored 19 points for Boston from Charles Barkley. Mersey Hawkins for Miami Sparrow had Just 4. lift (hr New Jersey Nets to a 118-113 Hornets 115. Pacers 106 added 19 and MlkrGmtnskl 18 hill contributed 9 assists triumph over the Los Angeles Lakers. Al Charlotte. N.C . Kelly Trtpucka scored Bucks 110. Pistons 110 Danny Manning scored 23 Wllh (he score 110-1 IO In (he extra a franchise-rrcord 40 points to fuel Hie At Auburn Hills. Mich.. Jay Humphries (Minis (or ihr Ch|>(>ers. who had period, (he Lakers' Mychal Thompson Hornets Churlotte. 6-13 and winners id lour scored 21 polnls und Ricky Pierce had 19 to the league's worsl record Ihr last walked and Magic Johnson (limed the ball straight at home, was also backed by Tim lead Milwaukee to Its third straight victory two seasons but found a way to PICK 8 over on consecutive possessions. John Kempton's 21 (Mints and Roliert Retd's 18 and second over the Pistons In eight days. sink to new depths Wednesday A S i.00 ticket can ILigley converted a basket between those Hlk Smlts and Wayman Tisdale scored 19 Terry Cummings addrd 19 (Mints for night. nuke you an msum turnovers to give New Jersey u 112 110 lead apiece for the Pacers 5-15. Milwaukee Adrian Danlley led Detroit wllh Los Angeles' Ken Norm.in held Hawks 103. 70ers 90 22 (Mints, Istah Thomas had 20 und Dili with 2:37 left. Jamrs Worthy hit 1 of 2 free his head In his hands for almost At Atlanta. Dominique Wilkins sroftil 30 lailmheer 19 throws and Williams followed wllh a (Ip-In a half-hour after the game and $ 10 ,000.00 al 1:21 to pul New Jersey up 114-111. refused lo talk with reporters Johnson, who finished with 35 (Mints, hit Nixon tried lo take the loss lo WINNER a pair of free throws with 26 seconds left, stride. hut Dennis Hopson sank a pair of free Jackpot capped & ghren zwiy weekly throws to seal triumph for New Jersey. Roy Wildcats top Evans, 78-67 "I've hern In this business a Hinson, who llnlshcd wllh 31 (Mints, sank lung lime, and II drllnllrly feels 13 EXCITING RACES two free throws at the buzzer to account for Br JIMRICKIHBACKER that Patrick will have an Immediate bad." hr said. "Hut it's only one EACH PERFORMANCE I he (Inal margin. Herald Correspondent answer. Wednesday. Dec 14. Winter In H2 games. I won't go out and SreWJOpm THn MgrtUdcs Rookie Chris Morris, who finished with 17 Paik 78. Evans 67. commit suicide." UerotL i W D m ht/i by* umazi ORLANDO — Coach Kerry Patrick "This means so much lo our program. Uon-Woe-Sa ScocatGraefiOUoH (M in ts , hit a 3-polnter lo force overtime at CkJMd Sunday inbbt 106-106. The Nets called lime ufter Kareem spent considerable lime earlier ibis week We finally overcame thr Snake Pit.*** The Heat, clinging to tin 89-88 Abdul-Jabbar sank a pair of free throws to checking into a matter of vital Inirrest to Patrick said, minutes after the momrn- lead, turned the ball aver on a pull I.OS Angeles ahead 106-103 with seven him. Ills inquiry Included just about tlous occasion witnessed before 301 fans 24-second violation, giving Ihr Sorry, must bo 10. seconds remaining In the fourth period. everyone from Winter Park Aihlrtlc at Fred Pennington Gymnasium. "We hit Clippers u Iasi shot wllh 12 Morris then hit his seventh 3-polnier this Director Bob Marr to Bob Mosher, the our free throws, held our poise und llnally seconds left. After a timeout. season, from the right side godfather of Winter Park athletics outrebounded somebody. Nixon workril the ball along ihr Johnson (nil Los Angeles up 104-101 with No amount of brainstorming could “Our motto Is play hard, play smart Iwisrllne, but his 10-foot Jumper a Jumper with 1:14 left in the fourth. produce an answer to this quest ion and play together. Tonight we cut down over Sparrow was long, and Los Williams hud converted a 3-polnt play lo When was the Iasi time Winter Park on our mental mistakes But what I Itkr Angeles could not conlrol I he move the Nets within 102-101 al 128 boys' basketball tram beat Orlando most about these kids Is that they get rebound. along and want lo get liettrr. You can't "I didn't think It would go," Celtics 112. Jaa> 104 E v a n s a I E v a n s 7 ask anymore as a coach Ilian that." said Sparrow, "but I was hoping Al llo s t u n . Danny Ainge scored 22 polnls Next time someone should ask ulmul more Ilian I was thinking " and R o b e r t Parish had 21 polnls and 15 Santord Hsiald. Saniofd. Florida — Thursday Dccembin 15, *9fld — 3B SPORTS TONIQHT SHS twins SAC bowling title Tribe, Hawks play OIRLS BAtKITBALL I p m — tominot* «l i m M9**ll IJ V • Mi From Btaff reports Lake Howell claimed a 10-5 a 563 Including a 2(X) game. }pm ■ L»**M»-r «* Eutti* MV 1 »t victory over Oviedo twth Brian Lake Brantley s Slacl Fox had; for league lead •OYtBAlKITBALl Patterson's 239 gamr und 590 the day's high game wllh a nice..' M ip s — l at* Mar* at 0*Land MV SANFOKD - Seminole High la a capable (mini guard. • I needed to put up some hlg series leading the way. Lucas 216 and shr finished wlih a 502 Prom staff reports • p m — Lata Hrnaii at Catomai r on I lit Hrunllry wllh bnek spasms. ship. And Ihr Nolrs got what Lyman to an 8-7 victory over hy Kim Mackey's 191 game and ihr llnr tonight UK Scmlnolr t pm - Lata Warp at OfLand MV they were looking for us both Lake Mary The Hams were led iravrla to Lake Howrll m l.akr Howell has onr of Ihr top 1 111 529 series Becky Levine f|H5- shooirrs around In Jrnnlfrr t pm — Lata Brand*? a> Boon* MV Chris Humgarnrr and David by Jon Sowtr ( 193-539). 4441 led Lake Mary girls basketball artlon TI|m>II is I til Drown while thr Hawks will look Adams crashed the 600 barrier In the nonconferenre mat­ M p III (JV GI5| I p m — Miami H ^ S at Lpman In ihr noneonfrrenee match, II • OIRLI socerp to give SHS the title chup. Deltona downed DrLand. (or good iMlIhunrlllng tonight was DrUmil winning over Dc- l.akr Howrll, 6-3 overall, (rom Itrookr Hums and Tanya 1 pm — OtLand at Lata Ma'r MV Bumgarner rolled games of 8-7 Jeff Castcll had a 205 game 1 III llnna. 8 7 Jill Graves (207-513) comes In at 24) In Ihr ronfrrener Leads « nthrdra Winston and 204. 248 and 211 for a 663 for DrLand while JcfT Wilson WRCITLINO led DrLand while Tammy Burt with wlnn nvrr Oviriln anil l.akr a »pm -Oaa RntpaULpman series and Adams d rllvrrrd 1213 5941 led Deltona Sartna Winston are two other 1158-4301 pared Deltona Mary. Seminole. 0 2. opened key players along with Uulya • »pm - f van* at l at* B'anti*? games of 225. 246 and 180 to In girls action, Oviedo hud SAC action Turvluy with a win Hawkins while Val Lahr pro­ give Seminole a 12-3 victory already wrapped up ihr SAC over Lake Brantley vides Inside strength off the • There Is a full slate of boys over Lake Brantley In action at lltlr but thr Lady Lions went out T h r teams have me! oner lirnrh. soccer action tonight wllh (our Bowl America. In style by defeating Lake before, In thr Hot Ary Thanksglt In onr olhrr girls basketball games on lap Seminole High, The victory enabled Seminole Howrll. 13-2 Tisha Llojil/ led mg Toumamrnl, and li was game tonight. Lake Mary hits fresh ofT lls first ever victory over lo finish thr season with I0CP3 Oviedo wllh a 175 gamr and 499 Seminole polling out a I wo-point thr road us It goes In Eustls T h r Lakr Hrantley. hosts Luke points. Just edging out Luke series while Ally Nicholson had a win. 1-ady Hams are 2 -ft ovrrull Howell s Sliver Hawks. Lake Howell 198131 for the title Dr 149 game and Tammv Chase a 'A/hrii at Ita brsl. Srmlnnlr is • In boy* hoops. Lakr Marv Mary goes to Dr Land; Lake Lund finished third at M l ", 368 series for Lakr Howell onr of thr top Iranis in ihr area oprns play In thr Seminole Hrantley is at Orlando Boone, followed hy Lyman |92). Lake Oviedo finished the season T h r Lady 'Nolrs liavr a strong Alhlrtlr Conference as II goes to and Lyman hosts Miami High Hrantley IR4L3I. Lakr Mary (841 with I22,3 points with Seminole tnsldr ganir led hy Shrrt hrd- DrLand Th r Kants are seen as • In onr girls sccrer game, and Oviedo (76). second at IU|t3 followed by dirks and Chlnrta Gilchrist with one of ihr fuvorllrs to Ihr SAC latkr Mary' looks for Its 10th While Bumgarner and Adams Dr I-and |M6 l3|. Lake Mary 195), Lyman IM l'i). Luke Hranilry Lie Long and S(ov la Krnnon thr this season an look In get off to a ransrrullvr victory as It hosts came through for ihr Nolrs. top shooter* Adrian HlIKmau Is Strong start tonight In a D rLand Luke Ingrrmun led the way for (79| and U k e Howell |44t3| onr of ihr lop all-around players none • iferenre Kainr, Lake • On the wrestling mats Oak Hrantley as he had a high gamr Semin, le had the high series In thr arra while Atrtha Higgins Howrll Is at Orlando Colonial Hldgr is at I.m ii.in High whde ol 2 11 and a 558 series of the day us Adrt Lope/ totaled Orlando Evans wrestles at laikr Brantley Free-lining good for landing bass

"Free-lining’' wild shiners is u very rewarding, hut difficult, method of rn watrr is deadly when rlTretlvely. thr angler must an­ you want your shiner In rover chor 8 12 (eel away and gently territory und find Ikiss tor you pitch Ihr shiner head llrst to thr Simply hook a sinner In Hie Imi k edge ol thr vegetation As soon ami gently Inh cast II in Ihr as the shiner hits thr wutrt. Iree general dlrreiioii you wish to spool llnr and allow it to swim fish Free sjnio! your reel und uttdri the cover I usually let the allow thr shiner to pull llnr shtlirr swim as tar as it wauls to directly nil thr rrrl as It swims go. whit h Is usually 15 20 lert away You can lollow the path ol I Ills t> |te ol fishing requires a your shiner by simply applying great ileal of eoncenlratton and a tension to your llnr. which will keen sense ol (eel You call bring the bull to thr surface usually detect the presencr of a Mow! strikes will Ik- on Ihr top us Ikiss m at your shiner because h a s * will usually ctahsr Ihr I m II thr Im II wlU become nervous tuul around ta forr actually laklng'll swim erratically. The strike will I prrfrr to use a *1 or a *2 trrblr honk when lire titling usually hr a sharp "tup." lollowrd hy Ihr line taking of) at shiners In open water. Strikes a steady clip ran be few and far between, and I want a good shot at the Ikiss When free lining shiners un­ when I finally do gwt a strike der flouting vegetal Inn. I prefer Free-lining wild shiners under lo hook thr halls above (hr anal floating Is one of Ihr most Hit Shiners have a habit of rewarding, bill at the same time swimming tip into the vegeta­ the most dllflcult. method ul tion. and a lu rk hooked shiner fishing wild shiners It can la- will ollrit become loulrd In the very frustrating trying to rover I like to use a 4/0 lo 8/0 "make" a shiner swim under Kuhlc hook lor tills type of floating cover-especlaly when loshlng anti match the sire of thr they sense danger hook lo ttie sire id the shiner Astle Continued (rom ID play was his own. we didn't (Ihr iuntily) put any pressure on him. lor an out ol slate school. Were very huppv that he Is I just wauled In gel out ol thr hlg going to one ol thr finest fooliiall d ly (Orlando).” programs In the country In Penn At the stun of the high school State, and I know that my son season, every major school In will do well (or coach I'atcmo. Ihr country thought they had a He's u great coach, anti he’s chance at Astle. hut at Ihr end. coming down to the Central Astir mtrrowrd his choices to Florida area during the Alabama, Grorgla and Penn ('lirtslmus Holiday*, so we're Stulr. Astir then made Ihr going In have the opportunity to decision to play tor thr Nlttany meet him lor the first lime. It's Lions alter travrlmg to College going to tie a great htmnor " Park. Pa. over Ihr weekend. Astle also said that lie would Astir was given the red carpel lie given an op|Mirtuniiy for a treatment as hr had the oppor­ slutting linebacker sjioi lor ihe tunity to see the campus, as well Lions, who suffered through a as thr IooMmII team, und came 5-6 record this season |1988| Ihe away Impressed. Astle also had first In Palrrno's 23 years as a dlnnrr with Penn Stale head head coach there. coach Joe Palrmo. and Patrnm Lake Howell head roach Mike told of the school's outstanding Htserglta said of Astir. "When record of producing linebackers you mention the word Greg (Jack Ham. Sham- Con Inn. etc.), Astir, It’s quality. Duality us well as providing a lop person, leader, player, us well oa education. Whrn Astir hew hark Imparl playrr ol the highest home Sunday night, he made order. He Isn't Ihr best, or the deceldson to play for smartest player I've ever “ Linebacker U." eourhrd In my 2 2 years, hut he's Gordon Astir. Greg’s lather close bi the top ol my list. Most said, "The decision for Greg to of all. Greg's a winner."

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FOREST CITY tlSSHvy C‘/ Vi ou■------can .bet . on _ it. If AIUBINC (N THt SU!H TWIN t TRI r;«4mo(w"ii XlSs.WMtE OCULNO IIGM1H GAMfS LEE A3 i EOGEYIATEA Not ‘a Scary s EewferJ da 1 DO E?p*re 0» tCOS N V»* Si WoOAud i.3 —- —couroN-—— * ADVANCE WAGERING HMMI Ot*v Ml PiNE HUS I47-M77 H HI Sewn W N M Eva ■ring This Ad OPENS AT 7 A M 7J4 ?IU Op«i M W r in mi n kv In *m nsreso W cTPim HA GCAE I GIT LONGS 000 For One Free ******* *1 Bmm tWl | la Hoy 641 H*y 1731 UNION PURR »m*ii •** Lw«m US irimasl: (ShnSur ii! So*« Ca*}* ■ Oon.Con. AdmissionBHmi.non j k ■* VuMIMIn ! i b« II A nn s <>■*** o- MGS 'rttSa; Aj fcetwn Tfii J'S S Hoy 17* UtOOE tossalO " jtet Bobble Ostmrm* points and Trey White added It played Its heart out until the "They played hard, but when who came up with 18 saves for Lake Brantley. you ilv r i *yj percent Irom tt.r end. while Amy Williams. Man Despite shooting Just 30 per­ field lor the game, you can't win "Seminole plays the brsl they Vr/ina Julia Robert. Shannon cent from the field, the Patriots games." said Frank Gooch, the ran at all times." Lake Brantley Sundvall and Heather Brown .ill had a 12-7 lead after one quarter Lake Brantley assistant roach coach Wollgang Hatblg said played well (or the Laity Noli * and an 18-16 advantage at the "It was another close game. "They never slop trying I wish hall Lake Brantley stretched II We played them at their place to four points at 5:14 of the third the last time and It went into quarter on a pair of free throws overtime Tonight, they till the Creek downs Lyman by Pamplln. but Bishop Moore free throws and we didn't." went on a 12-4 run lo lake a According to Hair. It was Frw s staff rs pacts teer high 20 points, pulled down 30-26 Irag going Into the final something for which the Hnmrta right retxiunds and made lour period. were prepared IX)NCtW(X)l) — Lyman's tardy steals Jrn n lfrr Kiugrr also Then It was lime for Guemple "That’s one thing we work Greyhounds stated right with played well lor Lyman as stir to take over. on." said Hair. "Every day. they Spruce Creek s lardy Hawks for contributed 13 points Hr built the Hornets’ lead to have to shoot 100 free throws moat id the game but the Lady l.lsa Hughes ended up bring eight points by srortng the first before they leave the gym. I’m a Hawks went on a late scoring llie dtfTrrrtirr tor Spruce Creek four points of the fourth quarter. big believer that tree throws win surge and pulled mil a 62-49 as she scored almost at will lit Lake Brantley cut It to three, but games and wr work at It. They victory Wednesday night at the fourth quarter and wound up Gurmple and Dave Zimmerman, know it and they do a heck of a Lyman High with a game high 26 points who ta also from Longwood. Job at It." The Creek had a 26 22 lead at Lyman. 1-7 on the season, each hit a pair of free throws lo The work paid off on Wed­ the half and led by only flv* looks to get on the winning track extend Blstiop Moore’s advan­ nesday night. In the final eight 4 1-36, going Into I be fourth Friday when It boats Oviedo’s tage lo seven. minutes, the Hornets were quarter Lyman kept It cl"— lady Lions That's the way It went, right 14-for-IO (78 percrntl alter until the la*l trw minutes when Lake Brantley's Oavtd Bacchus puts up a jumper in Wednesday s "Wr wrrr In the Litigator the down to the wire. The Hornets making just 3 of 9 tn the first Spruce Creek pulled away would build a lead, then the three quarters By comparison action vs Bishop Moore The Hornets used clutch tree throw whole way hut made some Patriots would work their way Lake Brantley was 4 for 11 for shooting down the stretch to pull out a 4947 victory over Brantley crucial mistakes near the end." track. With 29 seconds lo play. the whole game Lyman coach l.lsa Carlson said tesuci tut e*w****> i Busch hit a pair of free throws to "That means you can play a containing their bigger oppo vtou** it twway t s« i m 4 « "W r had some giMtd perfor­ ****** t M C ******* I 1 ** i In*** 1* HanA** I. C.mn*****'• 1*4*0 |! mances but It hurt us lo be moms put Bishop Moore back up by controlled ball game and that i t man It CM'S* I t* ». «u*r without our point guard linpirrd eight, but Lake Brantley you should win." said Hair. ■ IlM O r M O O *I t« ll C ■**"♦>■ >* K*lhtm*— l *** Bran**** t H i m * W w i • Osrntt I ML****" * t a i l managed one last rally. Except for sending the Hornets Sm s II. M*,***» Mtt* t 4 1* r M l - 4j>N* Moo** II l«U t4*H*to* Sage Mom* Webster) " K i n * Frt*f*r*M 1 Hi*»i I Sat* S He»‘ • >1 Faw**4 *u*- Horn *•» The main reason Lyman kept MtMNlW l* rx l Cf*rt t* t*“ *- n First. Matt Tunney till a free to the line constantly down the Mt!«*»»*t.*****•. (w ie t***h h u m ts****•—•***n ».*a*cim***»i I Sum An >■** — l # » < l C*»** t* l *•"*** II >***< throw to make the score 49-42 stretch, tile Lake Brantley dr Ihr game close was center Dana ♦Ml - S«***« Cl**!* C«o*i Ttoa* *»• — with :24 to play. While’s tense did an outstanding |ob l AH I SSAMTLIV Ut) II Garrril who pnmrd In a ra- Oviedo sticks Seminole — Greyhounds triumph match By CHUCK BUHOBSS last nlghl (against loike Howell! " first period deficit to pin Corey Bennett In 3 14 and the Lions' Mall Price came hack from ta-mg D O M ! i r t G * ( * MOO NO! Herald correspondent______Nathan Prior look (hr initiative tn the nisi down 6 1 after two periods to pin K>an Valerlno CxlltiSiasT tw if**nc*tiWMW it i| match as he romplelrly doimnulrd Sriiiiiiulr s • »* a ***** it*** **t*#i*d **• c*** OVIEDO — The Seminole grapplcrs traveled lo Dun MiMir.u a Prior had a flurry of takedowns in 4 31 Ken Srhrupp ended the pinning (cartage Via* »««•*• tt 41 C4 K S l»«H l| *•**• M • t* «"*—** A***** ■ Oviedo Wednesday nlghl and lound that ihelr and barkpoints tn the first iwo-inlnulr period lo al 130 with a pin ol Tom Bfrndlr at 2 59. giving C*»a****s* ..*»> -*♦*"•*»* b**u** li t**a *« **» l *44 t4»**4l trm the Lions an Insurmountable JOO lead It • law aw* to* «t tonifM M* l.***** i**4* H1I )«*** dreams ol a victory turned into a nightmare as build a 10 2 lead alter one. I ben alter another 4IS* *• ****** 1*4* wu* *#!' .WIK* I* "» If*"** Cl»l|l*m l he Lions pounded out five straight pins to start tukrdown In Ihr early part of Ihr second period. "The whole team wrestled aggressor lonigbl." T*w******•*•' •< *w*0*d • 4*4 *•><* ****** and **♦**!< S*'|*' " the match and pulled out a 43*31 win over the Prior got Mlsuraca on lit* hack and pinned him at Geary waul "Of course li doesn’t hurt teeing up «•* • Sard touy* *s**c*i isal <*u*d ***** tanm •>**•• *** *ed «* 300 after five matches thought Srminolr was a **d • ton* Iwck **n*W>t visiting Notes at the Lion s Den In front of 201 the 3:14 mark. 1 IS *• Ml tl*M 1*1*4* 4 S*u* A>4I, t*4 C**'f W* •« *1 l *•• funs "Nathan Prior did an outstanding Job fur us lough tram, tail I thought they would be a little 1***4*. *••>••* ***• ******* M |4* lM***T •>•* * * I 1 * ♦ ! * *** •♦»**•< With the hard foughl victory, the Lions tonight.“Oviedo mentor Mark Geary said "H r set tougher after manhandling Lakr Howell last *•** **d ***** (***■* 1*4 * ♦<** TK*I td* **W ***** •« **» night There was a rouple of matches that could ***** *» ** **** *»■»♦ (*M*d fv* *** ***** ***** ***** *od 4**4 Improved their season record to 3-1 and host the lone for the whole match Tltut was his first M4* S* III •*-*** f 1*44 Ml* H*Md* m i* ***** h |M* *** Kdgrwaier on Friday while Ihe Tribe dropped lo win and hts first pin of the season, so it was a big have gone either way and that could have turned ****** M 14 3-2on the year w in for us all.” things right around." TNax to* ****** r**. * to**- I* *•«) v* ***** l t « * n < 1*».« Seminole's Larry Nathan stopped ihr Uv.rdo t M " ) !•»* ******1 I ■*♦**• t *•)**•* «• I I I MIS • W l* "li was like looking Into a nightmare oul there George Cook kept the pin streak going at 112 as i m *** **** ***** *n*swd CdyiMi S I* h-m u*> n*<*<* * * to* 4* tonight." a disgruntled Seminole roach Glen be took Darin Cramlri lor a loop and a quick pin rump with a major decision over Jim Vela. 18 2, A* if* »*»««" t *•* tnw»4*ww«d «•* Ww* in OMf Utxandt *-Hj Mulollnl said. "Some of our kids made some real al I 40 Before the pin. Cramlet was trading In tml Paul Isaacson of Oviedo came right bark with ***** ♦*•* aw iix * ****** 4 )* M wad a pin ovrr Trent S* hake In 2 49 However. I he Owfi ****** aw ******* ***** L*4* ******* ( it*** SafwrdHKi *»d big mistakes tonight. Our young kids killed us Ihr match 2-1. but was cauglil In Ihr middle of a l »"**** i C V H M*f’ *•** ** S * I » l * « t t And h**S »**f*W*4 ***** *** early, but wr wrestled like a bunch of beginners move be (ore succumbing to a rradlr meat ccf ihr Seminole lineup was due up and Ihry •m* m **» ***** **<*nd4 *4 t*w ******* *i«* R***nSt**> •«*«♦ • I * tonight. We didn’t wrrsile anything like we did Al 119. Kevin Newton came hack from a 3-4 came through to put ihe Noles hark in ihr W*d•**«*••**>•<•• a* *4 wcand***** h i d (♦ * * * < ’Noles------Lyman rallies for tie Continued from IB with a steal and fed Cash (or a slam with 3:15 to play to up the "This was by far our best ByCHRIt PI8TIR halftime lead Wednesday when Irud to 58-43. {lerfomiancc and wc learned a Herald sports edilor Kuthy Anderson score*! oil an lot tonight." Deltona coarh Jesse "When the kid dunked Ihe hall assist from litandy Ballon ll.it Grove said. "If we keep our the rest of the team thought the LONGWOOD — Aflrt inlssing ton’s second assist, on a goal hv heads up we’ll be line, we’ve game was over." Kobtmmn said 40 consecutive shots against Erin Gray, gave the Lady played a lough schedule so far "They thought Deltona would DrLand on Friday and tiring Wild*.tls a 2-0 lead rally III lit* but I think If our altitudes arr quit because we got a dunk, but held scoreless for 70 minutes on second hall good we’ll turn things around they kepi coming al us We Wednesday. Lyman's Lady Lyman finally broke nut ol Its taler In Ihe year." really played poorly In Ihe sec­ Grryhoumts nrrded snmrimr lo offensive slump with minutes The I wo teams played step for ond half " Jump start thrir struggling ■>! 10 left to play when Callarman lense So coach lot ora Rountree step In the third quarter with The trains then traded hoops headed m a corner kick tram Deltona scoring layups off the beforr Trovero picked up an had s w e e p r r b a c k J u l i a T t ncy Sher. Th ru , with live Seminole press or bring fouled Cultarman push forward and she offensive rebound for the Wolves minulrs remaining Christina gave Lyman Just ihr »|Mtk ll wus and connecting from tlie line. and connected on a layup. Dec Musanlr took a throw in and IcMtklngfor Seminole’s Inside game con­ Doury then came up with a steal passed lo Callarman who slipped tinued lo dominate with Moore Callarman scored onr goal and and was fouled and hit one of the ball to Irrshmutt Anne assisted on an another as Lyman and Small each scoring six two free throws to narrow ihe Brewer and she put in the first {Milnls in Ihe quarter. lead to 60 48 with 3 33 to play. rallied from a delicti and 2-0 goal of her career lo He Ihe score Every time Seminole went up came away with a 2-2 lie againat After a Seminole free throw tty 15 or mare points Darrlngton Wittier Bark's Lady Wlldfain in The Lady Grcyhoiindt> look 17 Deltona rame up with a bucket and Newcotne would bring the nonconfrrencr action al Lyman shots on goal compan d to 13 lor and free throw to pull within . Wolves lo within striking dis­ 10 High Winter Park Lyman goalkeeper 61-51. with 2 55 to play. Cash tance. Seminole, though, went Lyman. 2-3-2 overall, returns Becky Carr tnudr seven saves on a run late In the quarter, led then drilled a Jumper bclore to Seminole Athletic Conference and the Lady Greyhounds also Deltona’s Trovero hli u Jum{>er by a Moore bucket and a Cash action Friday al Oviedo, thrn received a superb performance followed by three Darrlngton free layup with John Hendricks ad­ goes lo Orlando Dr. 1‘hlllips on Irom nildllrldrr Kerry Musutitr throws ib.it trimmed Ihe lead lo ding two free throws lo up the Saturday. Wittier Park now Wittier Park gitalkerprr Michelle 63-56 wtih I 35 to play. lead l*i 52 34 after three periods slandsuitl 1-1 Brown bad a nice night with The Tribe look Its biggest lead Williams Ihen hit a pair ol big Wittier Park look a 1-0 nine saves. of the nlghl. 54-34. with 7:37 to free throws lo extend the lead to play when Cash came up with a 65-57 with 113 lo play followed RAM FRESHMEN WIN Seun Washington led all sleul and layup. Deltona, .1 by one free throw by Eady. Lake Mary's freshman re­ scorers with 21 points with though, scored nine consecutive Seminole th rn traded free mained undc-leaird Wednesday {mints lo force Seminole lo call a teammate Alonzo Brundldgc throws for field goals by Deltona night when ll defeated Drlotnd adding 20 as llrlan O rsyb lime out Darrlngton opened the with Williams hilling the final 70-51 In a Seminole Alhlrtlr * blppcil in seven. Jamlr Ross led tun with an acrobatic layup point of (he nlghl with one Conference matchup at Lakr DrLand with points us urouttd Moure followrd by two 20 second to play. Mary. Russell Sired neiird 12. Newcotne free throws. Tony Niemcsh then connected on a O f LT044A (4*1 - Sou** I. T * m * t >. short Jumper before Darrlngton Si»m#»h 4. Navarra ). Htacama li. Ovafttra** l l Tarrat 0 Bull 0 To*a*l >1 connected on a three {mint play tt It 40 Rams------to trim the lead lo 54-43 with ICM IN OLE (H I - WilliaifO I t* d , tt. Continued from IB in the 1987-HH season when she 5 4910 play. Moor* N. l*T**ll 10. C*Oi 14 W-aq nt 4 H*na*Kkt >. NoC>*

MM Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Thursday. December 15 1988 — SB People

CALENDAR Bet they don’t have this

Turkey shoot to be sponsored Unique gift A turkey shoot. sponsored by Sanford Eaglrs Club No 4 184. will take place Saturday and Sunday. Dec. 17-18. from fl a in ideas abound until dark at 152ft lleardall Ave.. Sanford. Cost la 12 per shot. For more Information call Mill Gilbert at 323-4393 or Mill in the area Tharpe at G45 0086 By QLORIA DUCCO VFW to throw party for kids Herald correspondent I he Winter Springs VFW l>o»l 5405 and Its Ludlri Auxiliary SANFOHD — Is the bustle and will host a Christmas parly for the rhlldren of Winter Springs bustle of holiday shopping gel­ at the jxist home. 420 N Edgemon Ave . on Saturday. Dec 17, ling you down? Can t decide from 1-4 p m Featured will Ire Karnes, entertainment. whal to buy hubby. Uncle Christmas socks, refreshments and Santa Claus. Calvin, or Granny? Wish It were Dec. 20? Santa breakfast tickets on sale Here are several gilt ideas for Tlrkels are on sale for the Children's Fllurss Center's annual that last-minute buying tprer lire tkfast with Santa Claus to lie held Saturday. Dec. 17. at the They range in price from un 1‘lradllly Cufelrrla In Winter Park. Tickets for the panrakr $8,400 wedding ring to a $1 28 breakfast are $4 for adults and 13 for children Sparc is limited rlre howl All can lie bought In For more Information, call the renter in Casselberry at Sanford and have been specially 331-8123 or stop by the gym In the Live Oaks Center office selected foi the person on your complex list who has everything Your sweetheart has been Orchestra to play holiday songs h.nUttk fm several months for The Florida Symphony Orchestra will perform in a "Winter something sparkling and small Celebration" on Saturday Dec 17 at lh^ Hob Can PerformlnK Something that perhaps might Arts Centrr, Orlando The concert will feature holiday classics fit on her linger Friedman's Including works arraoKed by the conductor. ErU Knight Jewelers In Wal Mart Plaza has a Tickets are BIO. $14. $18 and $22 and can be purchased at ring that will delight her It ts a Ttrke'Masfer Itx-rMone or by railing 894 2011 round one-camt diamond soli­ taire surrounded by 18 smaller Santa accessible via telephone diamonds and nine baguette diamonds The renter some Is nf The Santa CalllttK Pmurain. sponsored by the De|ianmrnt of Investment quality and comes la-lsure Services, will be Dec 17-23 Whoever would like to talk with appraisal p.tpris. said Todd to Santa may call the “North Pole " operators at 809 2518 or Sunderland, store manager 809 2524 0)M-ratorsareonduty fmm 5 8p in "Th is is one of the most M »* M n » s St O w u S k i t elegant pieces we have." Sun­ Collectibles are delectable to full-blown collectors and part-time dabblers. Teen support group to meet derland said The diamond is set Families Tr>Keihrr Teen Supporl Group meets Irom 11 a m III 14 karat gold and (Halls for fiend Over the Potato Patch Another (xipuLir book R h o d e s Huffy cushion to I p m every Saturday at Suite 200 Sweetwater Square 900 $8,400 Granny. Them Talers Have said. Is “Christmas In America." "They are very com fort a tile," Fox Valley Drive loll Wrklva Hoad). Long wood Call 774 3844 Want In get married but you're Eyes." ts this season's'runaway a targe and colorful coffee tahlr said Drhhlr Was store manager. for furl her lolormallon not sure of the ramifications? best seller The honk rn n c rrtis txtok that sells for $35 It Is a "It's almost like silting In a lx-.m According lo Clint Rhodes, Gruzard s courishlps and mar­ (omptlation ol Images nf the tsig, They give you a warm Nar-Anon to offer help owner ol Freeland and Co Honk riages holiday season by IOO of feeling '* Shop on First Street in Papasan chairs cost Irom Nar-Anon a sell help group for relatives and Irtends nf America's trading photogra­ downtown Sanlord. Louis "He calls It his sex hook $99 99 to a double version lor addicts, meets at 8 p in Saturday at West Luke Hospital. State phers fl was put togrthrr by the Gtlzzard s tales: Isaik. ' Don t IOumIi-s said as a caution $228 90. Hoad 4:14 Lnugwixxt For more Infortnulkm, rail mu mretlUK Friday Include Simp In Wal-Mart Plaza may tx- "The hotlrsi new items on the Altamonte Springe: table lopping tome "Christmas In America, hand painted porcelain altJe to assist you in selecting a market now arr leather Jackets vases, and a circular, toll Papas an chan. • N*w U lr Group, noon, 8 p m . open discussion. 442 s collect l Nr Luis (cart's ceramic for men and women." Abed vitd. Nonh Lake III vd . Suite 1016 arf deco llgurlnes range In price Anywhere else, the jacket sells Casselberryi from $85 to $190. They come for $325. but at the Men's Den. It • Clean Air Group, noon, alcoholics only, non smokers only with certification of authenticity can be had for $225. lie vi!d HrlarsCluti 130 Normandy. and arc numtM-rrd. explained In Granny's day. women met • Good MorniriK Group. It) a m . 8 pm ,, open discussion. Slmt Singh, owner. on a regular basts for quilling Hebos Club 130 Normandy. "A frw years from now these tires. Today, an authentic pat­ • Happy Hour Group. 5 30 p m . »|M-n dlacusston. Hebos will be worth a lot more than chwork quill ts something to lx- Club. 130 Normandy. they arr today," Singh said. prized and cherished. All lyjx-s • Hebos Group. 6 30 a m . open discussion. noun, alcoholics II fantasy Is more ap|x-allng. of colorful and unique quills ran only. KcbosCluh. CM) Normandy Cathy's also has limited edition tx? found al the Patchwork Cot. • Yo u iik People Group. 8 p in., alcoholics only, non smokers Hallmark unicorn llgurlnes that tageon First Street. (»nly. Helios Club. 130 Normandy. arc priced al $75 Singh said Mctsy Patterson, manager, • Hebos Alanon. 8 p in . Helios Club. 130 Normandy only 19.750 were made for all pointed out an exquisitely made Lake Mary: Hallmark stores In the U.S. quilt called Grandmother's • Sand Pond Group. H p hi . open discussion, non smokers Per hups you wont lx- around Flower Garden. It was pieced only. 1097 Sand Pond Hoad lo embrace tli.it special person and quilted by hand and the • Care Unit Al Anon, H p m . lieKlnners in re liny 1097 Sand this Christmas, bul a I’npasan Octogon shapes were sci togrthrr Pond Hoad chair could comfort him nr her one al a lime. Patterson said. Long wood: Hound, soli Papavin chairs can The quern size quill Is made • laiugwond Group. 8 p m , alcoholics only, non smokers be found nt World Bazaar, also in from loo |KTirnt cotton fabrit only. Moravian Church. 1501 W. Slate Hoad 434 al Pressvlew Wal-Mart Plaza They arc made with polyrslrr balling llllll and • Survivors Group, noon, open discussion. 3101 Dane lame Irom rattan wixxl covered by a se lls for $125 • Longwnod Al Anon. H p m.. Moravian Church. 1501 W Slate Road 434 al Pressvlew Sanford: • Sanford Group, noon and 5 30 pm .. open discussion. 8 These graduates give p m.. open Step meeting: 1201 W. First Si. • Softer Won Group, main and 5 30 p m., open discussion: 8 p m.. alcoholics only. Sahara Club |old driver's license oWcr) free gardening info 2587 S. Sanford Ave • 24-Hour Group. 8pm. open discussion.House ol Goodwill. SANFOHD - On Dee 7. the which Master Gardeners will Fourth Slrrel and Oak Avenue. Semlnulr County Cooperative diagnose unite all by or dying Weklvs: Extension Service IlFASI gradu­ plants or grass— Is altered every • Wektva Group, H p m., alcoholics only. Wrklva Pre­ ated 14 Master Gardeners who Monday morning fmm 9 a in sbyterian. Stale Hoad 434 and Wrklva Springs Hoad arr now ready to help Urban unill noon, Horticulturist Celeste White an­ Master Gardeners are available Libraries to feature ‘Nutcrackor’ puppets swer homeowners' questions for phone questions on Monday. regarding lawns, vegetables. Tiievday a n d Th u r sd a v A pup|>rt play for school-age children, "The Nutcracker Mowers, house-plants, trees, mornings and Wednesday. Prince." will Ire presented from Dec. 19 22 al various hranchrs sit mbs. fruits, citrus, and Just Thursday and Friday allrrnoons of the Seminole County Public Library System Performances, uboul anything lhat creates a T h e I a 11 1988 Master which begin nt 2 p m . will la- on the following days al these problem In Ihr home latidsrapc branches: Monday. Dec. 19. Northwest Mranch. Lake Mary: Gardeners graduates are: Rich- Master Gardeners receive ap­ ard Sansone. Jorge Useru. Ann Dec. 20. North Mranch, Sanford; Dec 21. Fast Mranch. Oviedo; proximately 50 hours of basic Mrlsson .loan Norton, and and Dec 22. Ceulrtd Mranch. Casselbciry. The program ts free horticultural training covering and o|M-n to the public. most areas of home horticulture Elizabeth Derr, all nf Sanford: Sylvia Johns of Geneva: Itentun They. In turn, volunteer the 50 Christmas stocking workshop set Ellis of Orlando: Tom Chilly of hours bark by answering phunr Chuluota: Donna Teague and calls, helping with diagnostics at Friday, Dec. 16, Is the pre-registration deadline for a Janet 7. a n tt I. both o f plant clinics, performing soil Christ mas stocking workshop sponsored by Seminole County Casselberry; Sarah Hilt of tests, helping with garden club 4-H on Monday. Dec 19. at the Seminole Courtly Agricultural Lougwixxl: and Man' Atm Tolen. and civic group presentations Center al Five Points In Sanford. Ojten lo (hose aged 8-18. the Joan Mrlslol and Oliver workshop will help participants make and personalize their and projects, and work with 4-H and youth. Uurckhalter. all of W inter own Clirtstmas stockings Cost Is $2 for materials. Workshop Springs. will lie from 9 a.m. lo noon. To pre register, call 323-2500. exi. On Mondays and Thursdays 183. ftlMt) 9 a m until noon. Master For more Information about Gnrdeucrs perform soil lesis at the Master Gardener program or N x M bi lauti 81 for each nf the two recom­ for an application for the fall Santa needs a home If you know of iqx outing activities you'd like announced In mended leals. Soil for testing 1989 Irainlng session, one may Colin Galloway (led), president of the Rotaract Club of Sanford, Ihr llrn ilils Calendar, send the appropriate Information— may lx- brought lo the Agricul­ call Celeste While at 323-2500. joins Santa Claus In decorating a tree The club's Rent-A-Santa event, time. date, place, cost, con lac I person and phone tural Center on Monday through ext. 181. or drop by Ihe Agilrul* fund raiser benefits tho Missing Chlldions Center In Winter number— to Calendar. Sanford //eni/d. 3 0 0 N. French A v e .. Friday between H a.m and ft tural Center al 250 W. County Springs and continues lo Dec. 23. Rates begin at $20 To Sanford. FL 32771 or call 322 28 11. pin Home Hoad, across from Flea schedule an appointment, call 695-4357. A plant clinic— a free service in World oil If s Highway 17-92

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BY Leonard Starr TUMBLEWEEDS MAk£ 5UR£ Y MV ittL BE in if U.BE CL(Ah£R AsYrYAY/ Yf5# THIS 15 OLIVER DA*\A&£ THAT, BETTER CANY TAKE A CKAfvCC On WARBUCK5 ...WH0 Y WA50S,Y CONDrriOh than MAKin’ TH1 006 5 INFECTION the p o u c e ? r ? Z -THBA1 FULBfiACE VVWOELSE HEAR?/ a when 1 GOT If, WORMS,,, NOT THAT CO07&. &C0L06I51^ PUTS DlBSOAl ■ u c 500D05/ COULDHT Q t& fff£Cr TH'JV n. ARE flACKl J WrZAKDS. . WA60N BYAe/AfAY/vO , ON IT/ J Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida - Thursday, December 15, I960 — 7> Therapy, drugs can Getting Contract keeps parents’ relieve scaly scalp married Engagement and wedding young driver accountable DEAR DR. G O TT: I am one of fonns are available at the those seniors plagued with .Sanford Herald, 300 N. DEAR ABBY: Bring the Ironically, most linebreaking psoriasis It's mainly In my scalp French Ave. parrot* o( a 16-year-old who has occurs after church services on and seems In build up overnight. MEDICINE The completed forms may Sunday, Just passed Ills driver s license ADVICE Cun you suggest any rrllrlV be accompanied by a pro­ examination, we feel that oilier HUNGRY AND IRRITATED DEAR READER: Psoriasis la a fessional black-and-white parents, such as we, are IN GEORGIA chronic akin disease of unknown photograph 11 a picture is apjHehrnvIve about our child's ruuar. characterized by scaling PETER desired newly found freedom, and n DEAR HUNGRY: Your rrlort patches of various sizes. GOTT.M.D. The fonns should lie filled jterhajrs would like to r u v some ABIGAIL lo "Excuse me. I'm Joining Lubricant*, cortisone errant out and returned before any of the anxiety by- drawing up a VAN BUREN friends" would be hard lo toj>. and shampoo have been used for engagement or wedding an­ contract as we did. as a rrmlndrr (Problame? Writ# lo Dear Abby years to treat psoriasis, with nouncement Is published In of the seriousness of this new For a partonal. unpubllthad inronsistrni results. the Herald Engagement responsibility It has worked reply, tend a sell addressed, Iterenlly. three new Ural- fonns should lie returned at wonders for us. ments show promise DEAR DR. O O TT: Our young least 20 days prior lo the m r— I'm Joining Irlend* " stamped envelope lo Deer Abby. daughter has I wen having pro­ 0RIVING CONTRACT Methotrexate. a drug that In­ wedding l| |. on this day. do agree I replied. ’ Excuse me— have P.0 Box 69440. Los Angelas. blems at home and school Calif 90069. All correspondence terferes with tlir rapid prolifera­ to the stipulation* stated ttelow your friends join you al Ihr end bizarre behavior and Inappropri- tion of skin rrlls. aids some rendering me the privilege of of the line!" It confidential.) ale remarks Could she have patients. Il Is taken orally, The driving my (tumils' car 11, at Tnurrtlr's syndrome? medicine is dangerous anil can any tune. I violate sold agree­ cause liver damage Resolve to ment. the drtvutg privilege will DEAR READER: Tnurrtlr's Psoralens and ultraviolet A Ire forfeited lo thr extent and VERTICAL light, or I’tJVA. therapy Is gener­ syndrome Is a jamrtv understood gen clli disease that tie gins In give blood d< gree of violation. ally successful A psoralen drug 1 Should I get a traffic vio­ rhlldhood II I* marked by called rnrthoxsalru Is given or­ lation ticket. I agrrr to pay for BLINDS random lies Imtist ular move ally: this Is followed by ex|H»ur*' before 1989 the to ket as well as the dlf mental, compulsive utterances of the affected skin to ultraviolet lerrnre In Ihr Insurance pre­ • F RE1 in home estimoles light *, ;tc doses o| the drug and |n|irn » foul words) and ORLANDO — The Central mium for as Icxig as the prr • Latqe selection to behavioral ul normalities Your the light must Ire carefully ad­ Florida liiood Hank Is asking for mlum 1* In rllrct choose Irom justed to thr Individual Re­ daughter lould have this dis­ thr gift of good health at Flea • Prompt Friendly Service ease Sin- might also have other 2 I agrre tn pay for damages mission* may last several World s New Year s weekend that I incur not covered by condition* • Quality Workmanship months llownvr, a very serious community blood drive Insurance. drawlsii k I* llut somr jieople For example, many forms rtf Everyone who rolls up Ihelr .1 At NO I IME will I ever drink sleeves to donntr blood will arr apl la develop skin earner ( inn!tonal ailments are cliarar - altnhollc lievrra£e* and drive at h o u d a t nouns receive a free Flea World T shirt STAR I Al ONLY firm th: UV light esposurr trrlzrd by bizarre brluviur and Ihr vime time, nor will there l»r 0P£N set • S Su« *2 i *25 Isotretinoin (Act olanrl given Inappropriate remarks or frer admission to Flea World any liquor or tierr in the car al orally Is often highly effer livr In Zon any lime trraltng psoriasis llowrvrt. Ibr Alan eertain seizure disorders A Central Florida Blood Hank 4 I will never transport more ran prod in r these symptom* SANFORD VERTICALS sutrstarur Is rxtrrmelv toxic lo mobile unit will be at Flea tMssengers than there arc *eat “A OmvI/mI I n {Nrec-lwi f*r ewOrsi ontmto rhlldren. pregnant World, located on U S Highway r “ 321-360] I urge you to have your (tells, and will rsit drive Ihr car 750 Wylly Ave.. Sanford ( ) women must not usr it 17 92 in Sanford, on Friday. daughter examined by a phyai until all passenger* havr llecause treatment metliiMls Dev 30, from 9 a tn. lo 2 p m Ian Oner a diagnosis has been buckled up vary, all jiailenis with (nor last* 1 and Saturday. Dr< 31. Irnrn 9 established she can begin should Is iindrr tl»e < arr ot a m tn 2 |i m 5 I will keep the car lli.il I treatment dermatologists You ran olitain "New Year's weekend Is drive clean. Instdr and nut. and appr opr talc can- from such a For more intis mat ion. I am particularly bad for Increased lie aware ol Us needs lor gas. oil. skin specialist sending you a ropy of my Health accident* and emergencies.’' etc . plus wax the ear once a CENTRAL BAPTIST month For more in lor mat ton, I am Hrrtort "Tovirrlte's Syndrome '* said Lori Van Scoyoc. com /Yrvnf* As A Gill To Sanford... sending urn a ropy of my Health Ollier readers who would like a munlrallons manager at Central I have rrad the above agree Hrport "Er/rina and Psoriasis " ropy should send ( I with their Florida lib mm] (lank "In addl merit amt do sign this In or A LIVE NATIVITY Other readers who would like .1 namr and address lo P O Itox Hon, Immediately alter tbe holi­ i or dame with thr rules « ■ *pv should v m l S| will, lie 11 01369 Cleveland OH 44101- day. there ts an lnrrrasr In Signed /%‘i He sure to mention the ICII9BH NEWSPAPER FN For more In formal ton on ————— ------(Falhcrl • HANBELLS* DRAMA CAST‘ LIVE ANIMALS title TEH PRISE ASSN donailng hlm*l « all H49-0100 Date I | Pastor: Dr. Freddie Smith Submitted by Minister of Mask: Jech M. Thomas PROUD PARENTS DECEMBER 17 A I I IM P.M. HOROSCOPE DEAR ABBY: I would like to comment on a very rude practice CENTRAL that ts all loo common It s By Bernice Bede Osol Problem* in 1 oimmink atton are over to vour |mmt of view lod.n ’ t>rraking' Into a line In order to BAPTIST YOUR BIRTHDAY possible today People with If they think vou are |Ht*hmg list Join someone who is fan her up 1311 Oak Ave. December 10. 1BNH whom vou usually grt along well hard Ease off and allow In position. Sanford Past experience* and In­ might misunderstand you or you evrryone Ireedom of chota e volvement* will play a big I wild might misunderstand them LE O Uuly 2.1 Aug 22i This What rxpec lolly tmtatr me Is tn shaping vino destiny In the PISCES iFeh 20 Man h 20) A may not tie one of your lietter lor someone lo get out of a car year ahead Condition* that dltruMlun with a itirtid may lie days lor trying lo do weak that Is near a cafeteria entrance, secure previously Imggi d you down will irqulrrd today to Iron out a purely »t a mental nature a place in line, then tir Joined by ur allrvtatrd and workable mattrr wtverr you either loaned Mistakr* you would normally other* aftrr many have gotten tn apprivar hr* will hr found ta iHtrrowrd si nor thing Don't Irt spot al a glance might slip past line behind I firm SAGITTARIUS |Nov 23-Dn II conllnur unresolvrd you Pre-Christmas Sale V Il Your overall linanr nil |mm| ARIES (March 21 April lit) In VIRGO lAug 2J Sept 22l Tbe Many times. 1 havr worked all Hun should Itr rather strong in career Involvements today, lie rrsults aren't ajvt to be favorable day and want to eat quickly (the tills prrlod. yet llierr will tir days careful not lo behave In a today II you demand things ol rrason lor pairontzlng a cafete­ when your rxtravagancr will manner contrary lo whut utliet* others that you would tie reluc­ ria)— only to be pushed hark as 4-Days Only! weaken (he limb on which rx|N-( 1 Hum you Pledges you tant to do yoursrll If you re not the "Itnrbrrakcrs" squeeze by you're jtprchrd I hi* could fie make must Itr lullltled or II could respectful of your jirer*. don't Recently, someone squeezed IAKK AN ADDITION Al. one of lbn** dav* Get a jump on tarnisfi vmir reputation exjirct them to resject you tn ahead of me in thr Iront of a life by understanding the inlhi* TAURUS (April 20 May 20| LIB R A (Sept 2:i(> i 231 II s long line and said. "Excuse nice* which arr guvrrnlng vou Guard against Irndeni les today not so litt|Mirlant how many tn the year ahead Send tor vour to turn trilling issues Into wane thing* you start today, whai 1C OOPON - — — — “J Asiru Graph prediction* today thing more volatile II you over really counts Is how many you by 01.tiling $1 to Astro-Graph, react, others will as well and thr finish Don't make more de­ I % rrsult*could lie unpleasant ' R | c/o this ucws|M|M-r. I'D Hox mands on yoursrll than you rati | ClfAfUSCt * 9I42H Cleveland. t)H *4101- GEM INI lM.11 21 June 801 Irv handle C£NT£«n I :M2M |lr sure tn stale your to keep everything on a high SCORPIO (OCf 24 Nov 22i -| /ndlat sign level when dealing with Irtrnds You'll lie an industrious jx-rfer Z SAMIORDPLAZA o CAPR ICO R N (|)ei 22 Ian today. e*|irrtally 11 money Is Honisi today, hul this might nut OFF III) II your at HI ode Is negative Involved In some manner hr true of people with whom FREE SHEETS § today. It will have .1 depressing Serious misunderstandings you'll lie working In (act. their 3 WITH PURCHASE OVER o 20 ENTIRE STOCK OF rile* 1 ojMiti your entire family could develop If anyone gets Involvement could dctrai I Irom •299 i Sulxlur grumbling and look lor I- in your ellorts • Wool C o u Im • Sweater* thing* lo laugh attoul. CANCER (June 21-July 221 It IC119HH, NEW SPAPER EN E or notes f AQ UAR IUS |Jan 20 Frb 191 won't Itr easy to win associates TEKPH1SE ASSN i 330-1314 . • Fur* • Lingerie — -COUPON mm — — mm • I)re**e* • Rohe* • Coonlintile* • Accesaorie* | fj F lo y d T h e a tre s I THURSDAY’S PRIME TIME * la*alln*r H u m l l m g *

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DIVISION IN RE TteAAa.r'fgtto DOUGLAS B PARKER And FEDERAL NATIONAL 1 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES 0A0C MVING1 A LOAN AAARV CROUtC. ALICE L PARKER.Mi alH and CHASE HOME MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION *FWrite MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION CORPORATION II im Kitln ten Ftiiiw w -ite THORP CONSUMER p l a i n t i f f RICKS DECKER HOURS carparAt—n DISCOUNT COMPANY, Ratpandani H o a tn t p l a i n t i f f ? (M untin ten Pl4xt.fi ,, • 00 A M. ■ 7:00 P.M. PAUL E CROUtE. ARTHUR R CHASE and MOTICIOF ACTION —rt > rt NICHOLAS J RIZiO. III AND WILL* AM W P IX L IR A N O M ONDAY tfcrw H U D AY Nattendant SucOand PATRICIA C H A SE. TO RICKS DECKER RIDGIWOOO PARTNERS KATHY RIZZO HltWIFE. ELIZARITMR PIXLEN.HIS NOTICE OF ACTION SEMINOLE COUNTY AETNA SUN BANK NATIONAL Add**** LP— n p -n SATURDAY 9 • LTD •<•(. Rat-danc* Unkna—- WIFE UNKNOWN TO PAULE CROUtE. JR F IN ANC E COMP AN Y and an, association f l e e t YOU ARE NOTIFIED teal • I T IN A N TtS I till CdrlWn S' (totnawnbairt da, 1 taa* F i NANCECENTE s s e t t e r MOTICIOF ACTION Lo*te n«d FL ra n te r, a — ■-* a, terawgn M Ik* to- a namad Cav*I and CONSTRUCTIVE NOW a c c x p t w g TiutW* II F m and ar date hi* M O R TG AG E INC MARCOIN SERVICE PROPERTY a n Ws***<« A tens* and itodtt an, t l tea F a 1 INC ,*, tot ragu—ad ta **» *• a cap, Ilt e « I iM w m t e c dan wa* TO WILLIAM W PIHLER Lww-ted FL namad CNNndama OEFENOANTISI to ,*ur Ant—o* w piaadmg W ii l* s n ar t*a**W*, ate an te* Ptoi'wn an te* Pata-nar * Ran dante to-naan II lixng I LMt antes " ( S e n NOTICE OF SALE pi«** me* ipawc* o S' b r* Tit Narte Magnai'* ! to u J Defendant 1 it *■**—* h a m , •ten r«v *•' it W t i t e an*, to* raw ad n m •• >*w **>n*d I tsars) toPVwan, W an Ordar a* Final rtn— rtiad and >t eltwr a* bate P f'ilw tar DitttMWn a* Mar NOT i(E ia Sara*, #i«an tea' JudRmani to 'a K W s r l dated Awnu* Q*(an—a Fw nda 11*01 Uh M i daaiHptwn t e to n a l *•win n a - , , w W* — - teii too*, -te n Rl,lda"lt to-n— n to ta*d OaN ndan,* tr t rw f* saa k*a*> i -a afatel rou r a itodafvfnad 0 a ,id N Sk Otearntw* * Wt an*a*ad to and If— tea angina' An*-** ar • *♦*« Inioi (M l to ttvrta nor* YOU ARE N O T IF IE D tea' an P—*d>ng w tea art— a tt te* — F* Ff— M 'l— unan and a r* —(tea( tea Ratawn nan CW*< tt tea C n y v H Cau" F Chnl Caaa Na AA Ilia CA aa 1 to A(IWM te S*NlM*>i a' a n » a (*( tea IK#* W **#*■( b-w AamwaW Caw**, »w*(da - ( " CWrk to — Ctotuit Caurt x and — 1 uat g•**-•**« mortgag* w tea ttote-xg pro tea CirtuH Caurt to tea E i Gh cradiMr* •—*—** and r*u*Wm 04 AM M l r*ur tetta. tea Ek'itwiw MARY an tea ttte aa, al Jarswr, ■ W» TEE N TH JudHMJ Circuit to and te* Srx waia C ntot Fw*M* an p it Ip is Samite'* C CSOUAE. aci—a**, and csod al 11 AA a ctaak a m at t e Mraal to a*t*r* Jan a tag* ■nd •-> ate*, pa****-* ctemtog Moon tte 0—. tatora Pubtaanan F write tar SEMINOLE Caunt, Fwxda F rani daar aT tea Aammaw It ,*• lad ta da aa iudg*m*-* | a, — augn undta to age— I tends, II A M Vote do, b t e a' HE car*w* F Sac'ta toa**u FIOERAi NATIONAL TNj na*ite at Ktwn a* b*» Caunt, Ca-*tea,to laniard a, * • » ' - il l ba laaan a**,-*' [ — «amad OaWndaniitl and Hondo, II 10 AM Itawde, l Ta— toup I t Saute Rate* ■ •AONTGAGE ASSOCIATION — ateM— nt—ad nan—d Oat taadiwo H a <1,(1 F u F i j d r a* F Mr taa ,*te» tar aaw and a»n al P lainlitt and N IC H O LA S J ,*u tto tea rat—* HOT* In Ite aront a* *te -ub»*Nng at l ” - 1 » M m t e — ti (act te l aW**o Narte Una F an dan tltl and luck at th* *"a**.#v* K*(an t tei loan carrot,** card tot'w n a te baxg cante ataramant—n*d — *— *« Da vandiAv m tea ClrnoT Caw* I to *a«i a aa ,' tar <**n tea Witen R IZZO HIS W IFI ara datand W IT N It l m , at te tail H *te admrhw* but w * i«-**'-nt max f Una al Gana.a Rsad Itete f* • •ndantt and *uc* at 'a* and Ik sw I >(Fwan* JudHW n < W , ’ Wad a**PK-, Ntaatam antttl, I m u w i ta tea » Ignat* ter* w da, at N a, >tal — (II F in n a) muwta* Wm) H R ataramant—*—d -«**— n Da | Circuit. l,teiaai* Ca,M, AaminaW Caun*, Fiwida and *aat ktoda* tar South Sa) «J tea* teat* COURTHOUSE SANF0R0 YOU ARE HEREBY NOIt PAUL E CRtiUAt Aiiaa* J) n f tear dad to Pta* Sato it F L O R I D * at It A l A M Oapu*, Cta*a F* a* P.to.tn 0 k 1 I IS XI 'ta* F lI O r\at an M '— hat baan Legal Notices Legal Notices Wa* Hard. Aar FT War lav-* ** Jan,a*, ia i«a* tea —*W. - ( , Y a , a*a h a ' s * M a AaewtowCauto, F M r d , 0E L if cax-antad •* ta'ada** a Rafrlri al »* O M tat' 111 Wa* daw*wad r W i aa ta* kwte caw, rnl resa >,wa"ll ar »Wad a ana* C F t o k d taa FA to amd Fm i I tof -a«* s»-u MOTICIOF * P O I LAVA aA ft .ght IN THE f 1O H T t I N T N pr*gK*, mg and t— > g * u FICTITIOUS tttW I Wf te Ma*k P RNwmiii F F N ( t Camtan Pk I F N l L O T Ft* SPRING OAKS FFOTICE ■r - a , al R Mya— d Am u d JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COURT v'm ted h i SEMINOLE Caunr, E aduira tea Pt'itiana* t a' A* Candiwna, Jawtrai AJAta UNIT t ACCORDING TO THC No*** It harub, f(w n Itei I 11 Ml HOI ■ COUNTY lanat is lamma'a Ca,m, tIMIHOLI COUNT* r Hr (da mart porHcutart, da am » " n i« x b v t n n i a' IV* ■ I F K i t W i Y AUTHO R ITY tarna, -saw aa»*,a « W*a Ca*aa*-nR L ',m a la w " PLRT THEREOF AS RE F Write Kate*, Hdraani FLORIDA Mr bad a* la*——, w B 'c -d -* r Somuwto C a w -, Fata to ad,(ted itei ttera C. n o t a r s Wa i1 -a* w D**to CONOCO IN PLAT ROOK II •at H r * niad r | F H i rav and Ailatean'a A.« .,( Ftar'da to**wan) W tea Final J«da— an( CASE WO a t * m C A * * F LOT II MlOOfN LAVE Florida -tea* tte F-tiiwv, •Itl not b* a laminate Cowit, yau ara rawnrad w *a* m a taa, PAO ES to AN0 f t OP T n l t t " a and Sw t e f *« f >t an(a*ad a a caaa to ’to"A » aaw IN I f tha kAa>* -ap* to SUSAN p h a s e h i u n i t i a c c o r d Nam* at M J B*o*d-*r Da*, ( ip m ia i, Atdtettt, maat-d al rata arman RaWntat II an, PUBLIC RECORDS OF wa-" atton* a* a—ads* to Caw* te tt«w t* aNK* N MAAlE BRO O KS W't* ING TO t h e p l a t t h e r e o f and Itei I inland to rogitoar aato tar Oatamtar W if te (PEAR AND HOFF SEMINOLE COUNTY •Ha Oats a at t e CW*a at tea FIORIOA AS RECORDED IN p l a t nama —"K tte C M * at IW IE F H it itroat — H ite t e f s w f —(**( te Ctoc aI TO O All BORERT BROOKS BINT OAK COURT SAN t t tto to ta * m u r*s ta CIRCUITCOURT CIRCUIT COURT /% Char-, * tea" Canted Florida H77I te** C a u l a*tear ba*a*a w rrsa C'l P*u— *W Aranua f o r d F l o r i d a a m da aa aa » ■ •' a, Klaw'i —«n S , Janaf Jaaa- s SEMI hole Caw*, * te* wa Pubi-h Oat l . i l i n . i w Pubttta Oat t l tte as (P E A R AN D HOFFMAN Sto-tod F ta M a U T T I Tte, art— h*« bean hi—4 ka ’aaan a a a -c ras tar tea OavtofCwet R , ran* E Jtanwn DEL W 0 (L taa YOU ARE NO TIFIED tea" *F< apex** m u and mu ara r* PuMito Dm I I I I tat Daav'T C m , Mhta Nr Dow .l— ' Mto 1 Tn m rwrta toan ba «t*n*iwd m l m P«N*(«n Dm U D wa to ' —g* hat Kaan hwd a*, » H rau n " u Pta— a an* W R — I Trr."- ante «.MH»(a a* two w rite a w — Pta — ariguwi -■» — Ctet to OAVION RERRIEH CLCSKOF THE IE MINOS f COUNTY CASE NO ta F**J C A «* p *-*—> • a*****-, ar ■ -aW ite', te— Caw* • n—* aa*— a <**.•*• At CWr* a* t e Caw*< CIRCUIT COURT FLORIDA CAR T l Rf « SAYINGS RAN* te*.**n** an to ab—u* Jatew*, an PWtoF'FY « a—ar na, ar (mm* UnltMl Pratt International Ry RuteRm t s y Kan, aw' mltT to dctcmilnr If tubtUuicn cauv cancer '•a* AMERICA L P W'LLIAMM RINNETY D E L ITI o e k m Pan**, to -a a* to WITNESS - 1 h-nd and w* In [rropk Is tlrnrcormiming. rxprnatvr and | I II A ll to ta— Court an — a** —1 to produce* unrrlublr rrsullt. a nationwide (ram of N O TIC E OF MOT It EOF LAWRENCE P COUGHLIN aiOTict OF SALE OAVION RERRIEN (-1 f i c T'T' o u a n a m a FICTITIOOINAMI ET Al R, Bute King 111 A ll arlentlst* said Wednesday. PURSUANT tOC MAP 11 R 41 Ha*aa w narae, fimn tea’ I NFU ii Narad, | (ten teal • . NOTICE OF ttrtm OapuY, Cw*a DA.(DM PEbaiEN am - m i l IS Suamau a' AaJ "Some substances have hren imlkird while F* »"*aR*« * Vutmaat F ill FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HI RERY GtvEN Putoth 0 k i » Tt ’Wt C u, to* and Caw—, CawN olhrrs have beeti none rated based on lifetime Man** Rt.d i ■ a i »d fl Lany-aaa A* Lr>|aa,a NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN Rwra-an* a* an (*R> ar P*, Fwrte n « ( a l ta a F ma> ‘ ■ ta1- *-* ft DEL IN DapW, t —r* rodent bloasaays." Lesler Lave of Carnegie to * * a a (w * i THrwaitodK te l a t o H Ha*na a* tea F (tl'liau* Nate M AClEH W m u w i anted OKa—Ka* a Pub*'*n tuFt*— ** itnn « C AHauM O B I and IK tH I t IRC U lT COURT OF Mellon University In Plltshurgh said of rxprn tificglaaaa a » tea ana anw-ad a Caw Na I —* 0 1 1 « • mWnd W Hf'S* u * •AMWCAftP to tea Crtto INI l*TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ments In which mice and rats are subjected lo —tte tea Cw*a al te Al M'HOCE AT0RAGE ana tea' INANOFOR SEMINOLE IN T h e CIRCUIT COURT oa • -"tend ta (af'lte* I M nama Cav*i a* tea EIGHTEENTH high doses of rhrmlcals CacuH Caul tom maw Cate, J(tol(l#l C (*,(*(• *■ •-* •** COUNTY 11OK 1 DA THE !«T h JUDICIAL CIRCUIT —*te *.» Cw*a F te C*d* C K P tl C n r ' Aa*"«ww Ctetor, I te K DIVISION COUNTY FLORIDA Praa'tWS* a* tea Ftctltwa* •Sara* COMMONWEALTH Park A* worldwide but only 26 listed by the lniernattim.il to H ta lrsi a*te te P<» CASE HO H tut CAMP Hama A'aHOat T » » i Amiss MORTGAGE COMPANY OF Cam *, r wr Wa to II ta A M ta CASE NO M lira CA** P Agency for Research on Canrer In Lyon. France, .(awn* tt te F«etwwa Ha— Cl NIRuSt Uv'N'.S M m t aal K F (o*te C(an**, Itv AMI K (C A I P '* *• P« -' F* tea M da, to Jan— *, w* tea OlMf MORTGAGE • a I w C AH«uaa Ata*wtea Ta Wa to**n Ml Fa COMPANY INC *t— 1—a f— — . »*te— 1 t aO A O f show definite evidence of carcinogenicity In F te* Wa Va'.te, n l and LAWRENCE P twwam g d m * Waa prapa**, Pte(*s Ha, I* 0m I. I 'A COUGHLIN CHARLOTTE j PSptoiNM AA V iktGL 4 LOAN humans, the environ mental scientist said a FianM s LO T na RTL AiRff HILLS A AICX i A ! KM a l « — a 'WA COUGHLIN D l'lt J UNIT THRU ACCORDING Y* Uve noted that over the years scientists have nou-to 0k i A II TJ 'tat C A NOlOO Sf GAa ■ A *nd OCR >•( G a l l AOh e ■ D ia n a 1 to the plat th e r e o f as DEL » MAPITZA SE GARKA *n* leslrd many compounds ranging from detergents GALLAGHER *** tea 0***n R EC O R D ED IN P LA T ROD* HOT 1C A OF CARf|RE Y SAVINGS P*te* dan-v I —.(• a*** te *n* » 1* p a g e l v a i*o a o* y m i and tollrl bowl cleaners lo underarm deodorant FICTITIOOINAMI MOT 1(1 OF t - te-Aar 'i P— (L I- J AN,Of RRUKN and baa* > *K' Wr into to tea PUBLIC ■ I CORDS OF and tmuse [Mints Nartca it na*aa*y f mn tea* I FICTIIIOUANAMI *,»>■ Fia" Ltaar to tea l, » nto NOTICE Of U L I a* *• a* a< So*., ia teia* i ** tea* i SEMINOLE COUNTY NOTICE IS G 'v tN '**• These substances comprise Just a fraction of am icyayiil m butmam a* <11 Cawd, Cawteaww • (ante.* I F l o r i d a r *r- (hat M l— 9 NO tic I Of LAL ( Caus'rydda Or Lan|aaad am png.jaF * Vwanaa* al aal i (-*f4* r< ll aa a in *n tea a*, Dated #t Laniard S a -n a * , 1 ta ( ' tea- the registered chemical compounds, some of PURSUANt lOCHAPTERH lateinaw Ctetey Fwrte «rte* Jamiitem S'*d tllj* Ada to wn*>, J* " P tea ta*w- Catto'i I te* Wa taut ||» aa, to J .- *-*-» Anted l«Y» II w* which are harmful, but MOO of those trstrd on te F«*i«wua Nama F AO« m w ta t o '" e I i - naw Caito*, ui Caw Na h iriCA-Y to ttTTM ■ng anaan Dk m W m taw TE C H RE PA and teal I mHnd » te* (Wa -ndt* te T •«"(••—, te* Circuit Cato to *n* Iign n o t i c e IS h i r e r * G i v e n nidents show 65 percent are potentially AndF MN ito | a -4 f tel 1. DAV'ON RERRIEN W raywH* u d nama tote te Nama a* Kid Aantoaw* 4 Ca. LOT HIOAkLAND VILLAGE -ante 1 uRk ia, C —cult to and ta* pw*«an, w ta CPdta ar P—1 carcinogenic to |>eoplr. AaCwra Cdtui* Cauto jvdgmani to NrKW aw a ante*ad Clark al tea Circarl Cav*' and teal 1 Wtena W (M’lV Md SECTION FOUR PHASE 1 r am w K f a t o i r wr Wa A*x.n— Launtf '-■*• » Lave and his colleagues a! the University of AaminaW Csusty F w rte w nama a.te te CW*a a* tea ACCORDING TO THE PLAT a kick CANOIOO SfGAaRA to te— t aw n—■ pand'ng to |**d R , Jana I Jaw— te Caw* — to,— to t o u t N Washington. Seattle, and Case Westrm Reserve KCKdasts site te H fi i r i CirtuH Caun l- i a * Cm *, THEREOF AS RECORDED IN A* OapuY, Cwra a*— MARITZA AEGARRA and Fw*ida in Kiardantt , « w— CARTERET SAVINGS RAN* *—1 *ted to— I —<« w- W — al tea FklltM ut Hama Alarum PLAT ROOF M PACT It k University in Cleveland lielieve ihis number is P*a*iti#na at tea T iclii.ava PuRi'an D IS Tl 'aw r , te* Da**"dan** I —' w" N h(gha*1 *•— (—to 1 - fcte a— , , n TaWii Am ' ws Ml m Fw*W* P U B LIC RECORDS OF D E L IfF implausibly high, saying (he tesla do not account A's*,*m l*l> Hama S lFFn T» t* I Aw*«n x — i**b, to — tax wa«a SEMINOLE COUNTY, Caw—, Cawteam* K> N Pa* a for difference* between rodent and human ' V Laura J C ru u a tar Ft FwrWa Aia'vte* l*A' Florida ti Af«, < r*an* a — to IN IM I CIRCUIT COURT OF >„•— La.*a*d Laxmai* PuRiiin 0 k IV IT. If liM a * *,« K C'saaan personal p r o p er ty «- AaminaW Caun** Car*I physiology. TH E I i OMTIINTM JUDICIAL A rte * Fwrwa at ■ Caw—, F — d , a* II ga A M an jas A ta*t PxMian Ok I t tl IT UN range 11 ‘'Few sclcnttsts believe that 65 percent of DEL tAI DEL ) PROPER!* ADORE IS CIR CUIT IN A N O EO R * (W*d Baa* l i m i t C a w -, F —*> 11** DAVIDN PIRRIIN government and Industry sclent Isis conduct to Daev'iCwt liganr, and te* T*vr*to* DAVIDN Rt RRlEN Aa(W*a C-ltol(awt Gurtart Iras atmoumed sweeping measure* in Piaxtift Aa X UWN Cawra, FwaM* see If chemicals used by people cause cancer In PtoF 'to 0k IS IS im Cw*» to — Caurt mmhut Mexico City's legendary smog, a thl< k Wt I , Janaf Jaaa— « Rr J**— f Jaw—u animals. Of L "• brown soup rated by ecologist* as lire world * SH AR O N L GABLE itM*mg 0apv*r Cw*» AtCWguto, CW*» Lave said rodrnls are subjected lo high dosrs of if u* to *1 ! < b « O n IS -n Itta Pub, 1 to Dk IS. n IMF worst and [rotrntlally Ibe most deadly DEL Ita OEL ita substance* — sometimes before birth — until NOTICE OF ACTION Air quality Is so poor In the world’s most IN THE CIRCUITCOURT they are "sacrificed" some two years later and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 0E STATE OF ElORlDA IN THE C IR C U IT COURT 0T TOR SEMINOLE COUNT, populous city that mere breathing lias ber-nme a THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL TO SHARON L GABLE it THE 11TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Ihelr lIssues examined lo determine the cheml FLORIDA hazardous activity — roughly Ihr equivalent ol CIRCUIT 0E FLORIDA lirteg . and It marrwd JOHN INANOFOR SEMINOLE PRORATE DIVISION cal's effects. IN AND FOR DOE ha* hrtband •*— w >**' COUNTY. FLORIDA smoking I wo parks of cigarettes a day F ite Numb** M II* C P This type of rx|M*rlmental fram ework was used SEMINOLE COUNTY nama It unrartpin if living, CASE NO a* *,w CA to L D*,iu*n 0 In response to warnings hv eulogists that GENERAL JURISDICTION maiwpng *n, ddiwrn ipouw CAH! I RFT SAVINGS RAN* lo lesl the potential carcinogenicity ol saccharin IN RE ESTATE OF many Mexico City resident* may die id smog DIVISION to u d OaNndan** if • •*—. ha* I A In the late 1060s and alio w as the method CASE NO M IMF CAM P Piaxtin TOMMIE L C ( MtNf Al related ailments this winter. Salinas Wednesday HERRING employed two years ago by scientists at the Cit y te o e r a l savings of taid Oatandani* art dr II Otoaawd announced restrtrlions on driving, an extension RANK l a aClTv FIDE RAL caaiad th#i, ratpdtli,* un JACQUESMOMPOINT tau, University of California who fed colonies of NOTICE OF o( school vacation*, tuns on certain l)’j>e* o( SAVINGS A LOAN anp—n hair* dt,i*a*t g* ar-ter, • ’ • rodents hundreds of pound* o( Irted hamburger, ASSOCIATION Oatandan'tll ADMINISTRATION torinrr.itton and other measure* aimed ut a«*‘f— a* trad'Wra i* w i and Tha admtnlilralian *t ihr he sat id PlfaMtltt. •rwaWaa and an a— * pa* ton* NOTICE OF a c t i o n t*l*i* at TOMMIE iff alleviating the problem claiming V, nueugh ."da* ar TO JACQUES MOMPOlNt The hamburger study suggested consumption M. hi Ai HERRING dnaatad "Th e re w ill hr jreople who are opposed to these i o r a r o h a r o u Tunian agamti i n namad D***ndani, CtNlHIA r MOMPOINT And F — N u N x M tj* CP I* par­ of "Iasi food" hamburger*, like consumption of a* w* at to W*um* da«ua add**** * R> P T ROCKW ELL 1 measures, hut lilts is about protecting ihr health ***1 1 ing In — Clatutt Caw* tor saccharin, might cuuse cancer in humans (used 0#t*«dant* L Bo, JIAA Caid—*n l**at Itai'W And a* d*ad hi* I — ,r) and well-being of the residents nl the Valley of lamina!* Caunt, Flarid* on the rodent results notice oe action TTfta tna-n h*i*t da* t m —gate*, Mexico." Mexico City Mayor M.imirl Camacho TO TOWARD haroutunian to ft a n 'm and *M pa* tan* a, P’obate Di.itota — MM'tt* to Lave and his colleagues suggest little attention YOU ARE NOTIFIED teal an -huh la Saminal* C*unl, Soil* said following (hr announcement ‘ ll we and VAHUSh R Ktwn to toracww a mK'gag* p*>i—* claiming b, Nv«gli lias been jiald to species differences between h AROUTuNiAN hi*nIN on IN* ItoW-Ing proptol, In end** ar agamti him I Ham I Cautlhauw Laniard Fto*>d* Just sal back and crossed our arm s, we would lie WFTI Th* I— tea * and add***w« humans and rodent* and that substances that HRaadStraat tMJ Vam inew Cour.t, I lo* d . Rtt'dtni* unan— n committing tIte worst mistake of a ll" Randal ah MA 97 WA Lot J VWck U Norte Oianda YOU ARE NOTIFIED — • An to — p**ta*— • **p**wni#iim i-ausr cancer In rodents may not do so In people and th* partanal rapr* IVillllcal partlr* of all stripe* have promised lo YOU ARE NOTIFIED teal an Ranch** Arc• on It Mctad-ng t* Ac"*" fa* io**ng telephone Interview thal scientists sometimes do SQUARE a twMi*i|(*n t< ha, baan Mad aga‘n*i r*u and W — pit' tea* act a, *Ka*d*d to WITHIN THRfr MONTHS OF for the conservative National Action I’arty III the cording to **<* p1*' te***at at JOHN HOC and JANE ROE and Pl*l Foot tt Pag** J. 4. t and T h e F ir s t PURI i c a t i o n o f not know' which species of rodent Is th< best to T h is n o t ic e i l l claim* House of Representatives, voiced the 1 — Public RKtadt el *11 test. all otea* pa* ton* in pMwtlta aga ntl — **tate am) III an, fell by m any of Ihr city's ‘20 million residents I and a. PofciK Rtcordt ol *ub|*C rato proparl, -hot* Saminota Count, F 0*104 Sam mote C awd,. F lor (da namo* •** itocartain ha* baan tited againat ,«u and ablactlpn b, an Inlaiatlad saying "Mexico City Is a lime tiomh. and If urgent ha, baan Iliad againil ,0, and and rou *•* **guF**d to to*, a ,*u *** *4oui**o *0 wr.* a tspr p***on on -hem tel, notice - a , measures are not introduced this bomb will ,ou **» raguaad to *#* »* a cap* ol ,our —rlHta drlanwt il *nj tta.ad (hat chaiWnga* — ,ahd CELEBRITY CIPHER cap* to you* -* ill#n dttanw* if it, of tha -ill, — qualification* **•-• ** I'MMMd 9*a04*«wXes« ;fc>T tpwtM explode." to ,awr —ntwn da**nw*. if an, an,, taitan •4 il lo SPEAR AND HOIF •**Jf»* *r«J [ - i t r * I m F ***** M l*a» tqptm* *t*rn** «n* la a tn S'utrl M Glllltl JOSEPH M PAN !E LLO ES JUAN Atlorr— r* —hen* t M 'n t ol — par**— I fapiYwntatim to*twr » e*v* O U In his Inauguration speech on Dec I, Salinas A Ho* nr, ta* PlAintltt -how QUIRE Plamtllf * Attorn*, I* no Saulh D u — High*4,, vanu* or luntdicHta ot — pledged an all out war on [Milltillnn. saving It was t a r if f H Suita lit. tits —new add**** * Sacond Floor Coral Gabia* towt 1 A lt C l a i m s ANO OBJEC * W Y V C2DWVK one of the c ity ’s worst problems. Madruga A,anua Cora1 Gatda* Nl N Franaim Slraat Suit* T —rida 1)144. on or abo.t ll dar Florid* 1)1 H on or ba'o** Jan trig Tampa F Wrid* 11*0] on •* at Januarr it** and ta liw — TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL " T ire jtroplr's health Is in a slate ol crisis." 10 iigt and liw'ha original-ah bate** tea tte da, to Januar, original — tfh tea CWr* at tei, BE FOREVERBAHRED 2 O W B U 2 H IB0C / U W Salinas said tha CW*k to 'hit Court t'lhar iy»y and BW It— original nite Cau*l tilt— * balor* ***,l<4 ta Publication ot thi* Notice ha, Rato** Mulct an Plalntitl 1 te* CWrk pf tel* Court #'!!—* SPEAR AND H O FFM AN al begun on Dactmb** I —a Tile measures announced Wednesday Include Parwr— I Hap****nl*lF,« OPUOBHV M B l . P C W attoma, or mvnadiatair tea** baler* w*,ic* on Plainlitt * lorn*,, ar immadialal, — *#«' extruding school vacations front Dec 15 until the atia* oth**-iw a datauil aaftl N* alt—*—iw a dalau'i -III ba R uth Me Naal Jowph attorn*, to im**—di#Wi, tew* 4M E Mite Place iMgirtnlng of February, restricting (he use of b* *n(***d again,! rmu to* tea attar oth*,-iw a datauit -ill an'artd again*! ,ou la* — BW 0 0 2 Q 0 F V B W , damandad In — Cam Lo, Angel** California tOOSa private vehicles on days w hen jx>llulkm is ralial damandad m tha com b* »ni*'*d again*I ,ou for te* 1 1—1 plaint *•1—I d*mand*d in It— Cam piamlar Palltwn Alto* no, for [uirtlcularly bad. and prohibiting tfie burning ol Partenal R**>*rwnl*llr* QUAV KBTTCOCOW WITNESS *n, hand and tea plain) or Patllwn WITNESS m , hand and wai tires and certain rhrmlcals during the winter wai at thi* Court tei* a dor o' OATEO on tei* Ttth da, ol el te.t Court on tm* a da, at S'aphonH Coo.41 O* HUTCHINSON MAMELF A months. Dm laat No,*mt—• taaa Dacambar. IYH T U A WVV MBZ2VAH,* — I SEAL I OAVION MEHMlEH ISEAL) COOVER Otlirr steps include pushing back the beginning OAVION RERRIEN CLEHKOF THE DAVIDN BERRIEN P O Dra-o* W ol llte school day from H a.in. lo 6 JO a.in to limit At Clara al tea Court CIRCUITCOURT AiCw**ot — Court JION Pa*a A — nua B J U A A B D V O A K . 6, Kail, McClain Sanford F t i u n t t K children's exposure to |m>IIu i Io ii. and full im ­ B, Jtnnil** P Prita B, Wand, W Ctollnt PREVIOUS SOLUTION "Thar#* • natural bootchy- A»DaputrCW*a Oaput, Clark A* Depot, C Wr* Ta—pr—no act )JJ aOSI plementation of an uuto em issions testing |iro Pubiith Dfctteb** t IS, iaga koolch, motion to a ooklflah * — Watt D>*nay Publiah Dk I IS TT. Tl law Pubuth d»< 1,1 , ts. n i*aa PvAi'th CWc I. IS. TJ JY Itta gram announced In August. 0 EL it DEL U DEL t) DEL !Y >1

Sanford Herald Sanford. Florida — Thursday December 15. 1988 - 9B

KIT N*CARLYLE® b> I dfe> VY rlilh l Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices 71 —Help Wanted 71-Help Wanted 71 —Help Wanled M I TAL ROOF ING ledfoilerd IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 3 FUU TIME COOK IN TN I CIRCUIT COURT IN THE CIBCUIT COURT, ti H) |l| hr bayed on tap FOR THE IITM JUDICIAL Nuram* Kern* o ip o 'lo m a T f m p /P i k #m Of TNI HIM JUDICIAL IN A N O fO B Longnood a'e a W IHO TRC CIRCUITOF FLORIDA. Kolplui Rppl# Laafnoia CIRCUIT OF FIORIOA If MINOLf COUNTY, P 1 R .V N M I IN A N O fO R INANOFOR f L0B I0A FFu»l n* Can'#* lit E JfMLl NEED A JOB? ______San*o«d El^______tIMINOLI COUNTY LCAAINOLE COUNTY C A It NO N IT f C A P L | W d W i y f r \ Cam O u ten Today» CAM NO MIIMCA** F CALI NO M JMI IO U T H E A IT BANK N A GENERAL H llf OILTIN Lf BVICIL 760 5100 GENERAL JURISDICTION PNetofiH y" 1 OINCRAt JURISDICTION l N f c W*- / E m k im lo 111 Kr Ho a»p TRUCK MECHANIC DIVItlON OIVILION rt narnlMy H.r.n* >Oda> lo# E vper>ence regu*'*d Apply .n (MRIRE Of AMERICA SECURITY FIRST FEOERAl f LLA AiBlGHT OSVINT p PUT TIME WAITRESS SAVINGS ANO LOAN tKAl i ’«a Full Pa#' lima per yon B"N Truck 4 Auto F C DC R At SAVINGS RAN# el Call w j e sa i f w • i •*# I ven.ng W t AppFy m per tor ASSOCIATION Df«vM fnt» V Uepa-r If i) Sanford Av# PLAINTIFF B##aeen >0AM And Noon Santo#d iAyk lor B«H or PLAINTIFF NOTICI Of ACTION GOVERNMENT J0AS siiac Amelia « Mahan Bedtairrent - eo— l o m y No ca< Id p*OOde 1 | AM AN l HUTCHING JR TO ELLA P MIGHT OlVENT It* J» pa* a' “«• * ” * ha> Mart Plata ANO LESLIE D HUTCHING JOHN PAUL JO NIi ANO vow or# nof f ed mef e* o<»-on Call i *cs aAJ *ooo la i R AU1 Unterd llarda WAlTBILL Day Lh*ft Appir f \T m | « a JONI L MlSWlFf pardon T s##d Thru Thury HISWIFf CHARiEll •e IfTtOOW 0 Nyrt^ARf ON Nstf lor 1 u#'#n' lada# A'l'al ______m i n i GIVENS UN«NO* *N STATE OF 9 to e iO A fellONiNg reel property in J IPM Oe‘»ona Irtn De'tona OEFINOANTILl O f PAR TME NT O f h IALT m Wm>No*e CewNty r ^ id a GUARDS PRODUCTION WORKER H'vd I ail I I at Dvitona DCFINOANTIll ANO REHABILITATION The North I et Let It Bietk P'liKA#* i « i # * no! r*Bu"od f f r Cudlfm m a rt1# mtg NOTICI OF ACTION SERVICES ONIIf m a l e Of I P f IT P IL DM f R f eccer# will " a n t a '.f a i aa'fo#n# GeMoot Spray I V t ng 4 Po^r ng A • 7J—Employment IIRVICI PROPIRTY O f COUNTY corded *n P ut Boo* ) Pee# M Mj h *»i» u l D»I«M«"H I o# Men«a< Health Feo'.ty m »l — Apartments/ ACT ION C ONI TIIUC TIVI PiptNlitf t AttffBf e •net# Md IN ' IHMlI'H YdN H Lanttxd Mvi* be m c l t i Y and i f e v ic t p e o n b t y eddretf « Alf (eat A a P N f Y r House to Share • III JUHHI IIJUlHI LIVE IN COMPANION type it apm Med a ineai TO IOW M AN ) AMI I Itreet Pet* Otr CAil 12* AM **1 ALWAYS HAVE RESULTS pi n i n |I«m «( t| Be* Bance <*+nmrnm if living be tore JPHAry 1 I P t'N MIOlCAi Pf BLONNtl POOL F ROM YOUR FAFF R IMAM M •*••1*11 IK# '• " 'H »tfB»r*g •r* >»PI|»»« 0»N«M M l '# • '• » * H a n # If e « fh e e •# ON Pt#»NtiP % A Her NO V o# im JJ—Special Notices 71 Help Wanted MfFfiaM harda I|IN i eg ted Nr «va " y t t f i »a ' r » el the c>AddF*ad B y a" n e » ' •« i4>f DfV M y n *f• ••11*1 ••« *U4 eape* ern a reg/Yyi T S# l# ivvtf'd Mery Id unBe* if a#* f*%e Framed 77—N ursery * •m h »R VILLAGI ON TMl Gflf I N lined and O w e * pa%‘t# M " a N u n * '••' By ( h e a V Ita m tanfRMd Area Children F|'E Advert » Af bfflt 1*1 N*d A>i»me4N Vyr^ft era C f« k f add SfPlord Taan IlKflM l «R| | ch et the NN#"l If a* M 1# ^ MM AtOidwfy Clerk a p f I met N t y*« A • a ' •Pr m m< m tea* v *f , Yeft Tamper ary U t i m m N v e y WJ S ire m h A # DOWNTOWN IANFOBO A* im eew Oe ti* M • LI NINTH f C w ", Dm 1 I il 11 «* dart h p h 4 •»•«••**% k*i U n N rd i BNfBBBf D r'bna *ja am Lantvd f I Va* fhr« Thurf tiAtf've +"/» reem P* # •*h ft A f r !• tfly h F M R # "a## *•>' i # W , A# O f l '* • f r % • • e cpv|> O e W y Tl ' m N e w h a m ta iP M Na redd yn w tm t et* ytreetparking ixe^pefeNty §y 1^ * m r«f N'*M m W N n « htffffiire^ tfNd IJV )BJ mN yi aif af r •** *he%e peaty*______C t" IJ2 «d0P be*wee- • »g - h r iwr•• MtfA v»d e < area# ( Lem# LOT 1 h K R M H A G I UNI I C MBI|T I AN MO t Ml B yd m BN 4 l PN Part * my App v 9 UONlLMfD BOOMS »• mm VOU A B f HfBfBY N O T| A THRU ACCORDING TO T h F fN f Ml CIBCUIT COUBT Of »h#d RtMd 'ey N **4p r w t c e .^ 'm f eye f Ce" Nr m m 'tfsaven h w 'Fk (a re Center tiom OT La*terd Ow*e« 4 p l a t 11|0 the* an #«her het bee* f§fB IlftfB i n A b» |K' THIRIOI AV Rl TMt l|TN fUOtClAL ClBCUtT am my heme hp m e i Nm Abba- Mted T r e y e f F r lU »M y 122 itaa I O f h pea« ttwl 'et«f wud heme • CORDIO IN Pi AT BOO* n ce*»me*<#d t# terefie*# a IN ANOfOB If M IN O L l i i n H B Varied er B#m b e h e n » tj n I N M dh rv part r w# | d ak p*#rdete«f PACE H PUBLIC Rl CO* DA "wrtftP m* Me N w« n| reel COUNT V 9 i O BiDA H « h a « i 0 ( j r j i i kAery) Aide* a PM m i S B prep4*** tythf r t Narg and M A TU B f POMAN et*#* A 407 740 551J App4* -n per yen OF IIM iNOll CO • •a »* iCAff P i vFmtNd Beam I.UNn le " FLORIDA » ‘-4W e \f V NOif Cad*i C AB Tf B f T LA VINOT BAN* bebyiiftteg ie m f e e » L*e4*Mem BeeF*y ladyvee Ne»*N Ceader fterde mere perf«dder«y e» M d t f f f M 4 | home M p A l | M O U ll m a n t • f 2nd !• Van Nr d 'tftiva ata U 1 •% Utye< f A i y m « M ■ACHUSA COURT ALTA m* *H et Mimi Pleeddt •aah N v I r* t R « M m ei ClffPf NT(VS TIMPOBAB? 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