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April 6, 1 989 THURSDAY Sanfbixl Herald 81st Year, No. 194 — Sanford, Florida

NEWS DIGEST Kelley corruption alleged

r I '1 ' f V tamm ~ j Defeated candidate asks probe s rn of victorious county official Man calls pollct, gats robbed ■y 4. MARK BARFIKLO the complaint and said she wasn't Herald staff writer surprised. She said she was con­ GAINESVILLE — A newspaper deliveryman cerned because she had not Inten­ was robbed while he was on the telephone with SANFORD — Art Davis, who was tionally made any mistakes. police reportings burglary, authorities said. defeated by Seminole County "Let the state take care of It," Newspaper deliveryman Neal Tibbets, 35, was Commissioner Jennifer Kelley In Kelley said. "I'm not going to worry making his morning rounds Wednesday when November, this morning filed a about It. If I'm guilty of anything. he saw what he believed to be a burglary. He complaint with the State Attorney's It's trying to show the public used a pay phone to call police and was Office accusing her of corrupt everything. I wanted to do what was approached by another man while talking to the practices and filing false campaign right and report everything." police dispatcher. reports. The suite attorney Is required by The man flashed an automatic weapon and In the complaint, Davis, who ran law to InvesUgate the allegations robbed Tibbets of a small amount of cash while as a Democrat, also accused Kelley, and, If merit Is found, to present a he was still talking to the dispatcher, police said. a Republican, of helping her case to the Seminole County Grand The suspect ran off and was at large. husband and campaign manager, Jury for It to determine what, if any, •3 Eoghan Kelley, to violate slate charges should be brought. Agntw wants rotund tor brlbos elections laws. Davis, who has changed his regis­ Jennifer Kelley said this morning tration to the Republican party, said SACRAMENTO, Calif. — State tax regulators Art Davis that she had heard Davis might file □Baa Kslley, Fogs BA Jannlfar Kallay were to decide Thursday whether former Vice President Spiro Agnew should be given a tax : break on $142,500 he returned to Maryland for bribes he collected as governor. Agnew and his wife Elinor, who live In Rancho School board Mirage, are asking the state Board of Equalise* I tlon to refund $24,197 in California Income taxes. will review Agnew contends California auditors unjustly I taxed him on the money he repaid In 1982 as restitution for accepting bribes from road i construction companies while governor of priorities list Maryland from 1967*69. ■ f v ic k ii From llnltsd Prats International reports Herald staff writer SANFORD — The Seminole County School Board will meet Friday to discuss the third quarter progress on the annual priorities it had aet for Itself arnflts subcommittees. The meeUng Is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. In the □ Florida board headquarters. 1211 Mellonvllle Ave. Of the 15 Items on the agenda, 11 are progressing Atlantis craw arrives at Capa on schedule. Two will be completed by the June 30 CAPE CANAVERAL - The crew of the shuttle fiscal year end. The final two pieces have not yet Atlantis gathered at the Kennedy Space Center been addressed. Five Items have been completed Wednesday for a practice countdown Friday, and are off the agenda. with work to ready the ship far blastoff April 28 One committee will report to the board on running slightly behind schedule. Improving the working relationship between the schools and county-wide child welfare agencies. A work group, headed by Dr. Hortenac Evans, arrived about 2:10 p.m. EDT Wednesday after a to the superintendent. 3 ' rainy flight from Houston, Joining crewmates reports that while this will be an on-going project, Mary Cleave, 41, and Mark Lee. 39, who arrived they have made gnat strides In creating a network Tuesday to take part in a test of the shuttle’s that will facilitate the reporting of child abuse and payload, the Magellan Venus radar mapper. neglect cases. All flve plan to climb aboard Atlantis Friday at Another committee, headed by Myma J. Walters, launch pad 30B for the final hours of the consultant coordinator of elementary reading "terminal countdown demonstration test." a and language arts, will make several recommenda­ "m traditional milestone to give the crew and the tions regarding the Inclusion of critical thinking launch team a chance to practice countdown skills In the existing elementary school curriculum. procedures. While Waltere' report notes that no money r m currently la allocated to finance (he curriculum Jtff Allan, anglnaar for Sanford radio atatlon WNSI, mana tha control*. additions. It was the consensus In a recent survey of district elementary school assistant principals that □ Sports children need to synthesize, not merely repeat Sanford radio station owner memorized facta. A *100,000 price lag was placed on (he atart-up *Nolss rally for victory package for (he proffram. SANFORD — Pitcher Mike Senechek struck has hope despite setbacks The report recommends that critical thlnkinIng, out six and allowed Just one hit In flve Innings of which It defines as "one component of the ove rail relief work and his Seminole High School Masl said WNSI will feature talk shows thinking process which Includes comprehension, teammates rallied for three runs In the sixth By J. MARK BARFIBLO classification, problem solving, decision making, Herald staff writer from the American Network, hourly NBC Inning to score an 8*6 come-from-behind win news broadcasts and news and other pro­ critical thinking skills, skills ol analysis, synthesis over Lake Highland Prep Wednesday In high grams front (he Black National Radio and evalulatloa" be (aught from the earliest school baseball action. SANFORD - New WNSl-AM (1400) radio Network. Masl said the atatlon will also grades. With Lake Hl£tland Prep leading 6-5, Harvey station owner William Masl hopes lo give feature religious and gospel programs on The report states that "there Is a strong need for Klinger opened the Seminole hall of the sixth Sanford residents a "cosmopolitan" radio Sundays, including a "Pastor’s Study" Sun­ resources such os training, funds and materi­ Inning with a single, then stole second. station free of the problems plaguing the als...and a major committment of human, fiscal and station In the past. day night, allowing local callers lo tulk about Senechek then delivered him with a double to religious Issues with local pastors. physical resources" lo put the program Into effect. tie the i "We're the talk of the town." said Mast, The committee's survey Indicates that 98 percent refeiing to (he station's new slogan. "Forget­ Masl said the station will also feature Fapa 1B Interviews with local business and communi­ of the admlntstratore agree that the program should ting the past, we're looking lo the future." be Integrated Into the current curriculum. Masl. 83. assumed ownership on March 14 ty leaders. "It's a cosmopolitan approach." Masl said. Another committee has been working on Im­ when he bought back the station In a proving the quality of teachers In the Seminole NHL PLAYOFFS foreclosure auction on the county courthouse "W e want lo make Sanford aware II Is a big city In a small area." County schools by Identifying areas of critical need steps. The uuctlon was held to settle Mast's and actively recruiting teachers In these areas. .4 *284.292 Judgement swarded him by Masl said he has not sought advertising yet, Loa Angolas. -3 but said he has been visiting local businesses The committee hus also implemented a plan to Seminole Circuit Judge Kenneth M. LcfTler more strongly seek out minority applicants lo fill Feb. 13. The Federal Communications on "goodwill" visits. Detroit... .3 Frank Vaught, station general manager, existing and future Job openings Commission granted Masl a license for the However, no action has been taken on the Chicago. .2 station that day. said the station will honor some previous development of a new. research-baaed staffing Masl took the station off the air the day he advertising arrangements. Including ads for 8 L Louis.... *4 Winn-Dixie stores In payment for over formula for the schools and district-level operations. took over for technical repairs. The station Nancy Halgh, coordinator of Instructional media Mlnnaaota. .3 relumed to the sir Saturday. ra ce atatlon. Fogs BA □Baa Review, Fags BA Vancouver. .4 Calgary. .3 Lake Mary trash pickup rates increase Poll: Crime By BANORA BOUCMAMINB Planner Randall J. Cohen who left city hall between 1NPHX______. ' Herald staff writer Feb. 15 and March 6 for medical reasons. top problem Acting City Manager Charles Lauderdale determined -eeaeaeaeseaesssessaN LAKE MARY — Customers of Western Waste that Cohen "voluntarily terminated" his position Industries Inc. of Florida should expect a slight Increase without notice effective Feb. 21. 1989 because for Florida eeeeeeeeseeeeeeeee “ In their quarterly bills beginning May 1. Lauderdale said medical certification Cohen submitted eeeeeeeaeeeee 4 eeseeeeaeseeeeeeeese VOS on March 10 Is "Inadequate" lo either authorize eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeBB Garbage service rates will Increase by 4.67 percent A M y a$>i- sasiMMaal for both commercial and residential customers In Lake Cohen's absence or to provide for his return to work. TALLAHASSEE Although ••••••••»•••••••••• I Mary, according to Robert J. I lyres, division manager Cohen, who Joined the city last July, had filed a concern for the environment eeeeeaeeaeeeeeeeeS of Western Waste. This amounts to about 1.643 residents grievance with Lauderdale about poor working condi­ was strongest In Central and 58 commercial users. tions stemming from an accusation against Cohen of Florida, crime was listed as the Sunny and cooler today sexual harassment. Lauderdale did not take action on moat pressing problem facing The Increase will come lo the attention of the Lake the grievance because he told Cohen the sexual the stale in a university poll Mary commissioners at tonight's meeting but does not harassment accusation was a personality conflict released Wednesday, eclipsing need their approval because ll Is a contractual between Cohen and another clly employee. On an growth-related problems far the Skies will be sunny today with a high agreement between Ihc city and Western Waste which application to the Florida Department ol Labor and first time In five years. went into effect May 1. 1986. Hyressald. Employmcnl Security. Cohen staled his reason for temperature of 70. In the annual survey con­ The rale Is adjusted annually according lo the discharge as "forced, coerced resignation." Clear and cool to­ ducted by the Policy Sciences consumer price Index. Ityrea said. Residential rales will In another matter, the public works/safeiy complex Program at Florida State Uni­ night with a low of on Rinehart Road Is nearly completed and officials are versity. 27.3 percent said they 40. Tomorrow will be Increase from *7.95 lo *8.25 and several different types of commercial customers will be affected according to already reviewing proposals for telephone equipment. were more worried about crime clear with a high In the type of service they receive Garbage collections are According to a memorandum from Lauderdale. It is than any other problem. the mid 70s. twice weekly for residents. possible that the public works department may occupy Growth was listed as the top Also al tonight's meeting, rommlaaionrra will of­ Ihelr facility this June while public safely will move In ficially acknowledge the resignation of Funner Senior by July. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-261 1 pysM

NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE Insurance consumer group approved Committee okays new state office public. la to act aa arbitrator and -,Vr1: But committee chairman and administrator, not advocate. Bonanno crime family mam bar arraalad to represent Insurance customers bill sponsor Peter Deutsch. D- "Only one aide of the Issue is tl A - l* ■ . . . - HOLLYWOOD - Oerald " D m , - Pnncu chilli. ______Tamarac, aald a public counsel paying someone to argue for it's Wnttad Prow International carried opt by the department. Is badly needed to ensure rate case — and that's the industry.” organ lied crime soldier, was arrested Wednesday on charges "It’s going to mean unneces­ that he plotted to murder two men sue jetted of assassinating setting Is done fairly. Deutsch Deutsch said. TALLAHASSEE - The House sary government, a new office," compared the proposed Insur­ Insurance committee voted said industry spokesman Sam Deutsch also noted that '**«*%/* yL jL , ap]omu ance counsel to Public Counsel Gallagher and hts predecessors Wednesday to create a new state Miller. "The Legislature Is al­ Jack Shreve, who represents ood. A federal complaint Hied In New York office to represent consumers ready having a hard time balan­ have retted on heavy campaign consumers before the Public contributions from the Industry April 4 charges him with racketeering, including attempted before the Department of Insur­ cing the budget, and here we are murder, wire fraud and loansharking. Service Commission when tele­ to help win election. While he ance when companies seek In­ creating a new state agency." phone companies, electrical > has a residence In New York and creases in automobile or health Miller, aald’ having a public •aid he believes Gallahagher is Market there. Is a ••soldier" In the companies and other utilities "well intentioned," Deutsch aald Insurance rates. counsel would mean one more seek rate hikes. family of La Cosa Nostra, said The panel passed the bill (HB round of procedures insurance consumers have lost confidence 'a Miami division, Deutsch acknowleded that In­ In Insurance commissioners as 855) despite complaints from the companies have to go through to surance Commissioner Tom ibera and associates of the department and the Insurance obtain needed rate hikes. The advocates for their financial charged In separate complaints Gallagher la charged with con­ concerns. Industry that the proposed Office expense of .that add.ed sidering consumer Interests of Public Insurance Counsel paperwork, he aald, will un­ when ruling on rate hikes. But The bill goes next to the House . .... ------are Chilli; his brother, Joseph would duplicate duties already doubtedly be passed on to the “ Junior" John Chilli; and Junior's son, Joseph "Little Joe Gallagher's main duty, he aald, Appropriations committee. John Chilli III. K The three men are chai with conspiring to murder Anthony O'Connor Jr., and ony "The E l f Bonaventura. Cruse found guilty, jurors to decide fate in April who were Identified aa i of both the Bonanno and e La Cosa Nostra six people dead and 10 the shooting rampage with an W against any outbreak of emotion wounded. assault rifle because he was prior to the Jurors returning to _ llcansa Houss hsarlng BARTOW — A Jury of seven Brevard Circuit Judge John angered by neighborhood the courtroom and the verdicts TALLAHASSEE - requiring fishermen to have a women and five men rejected Antoon ordered the Jurors to children and believed residents were greeted with alienee, al­ saltwater license to fish *■ coastal watera easily passed the Insanity defense of shopping return to court April 17 to hear of Palm Bay, Just south of though Mrs. Wataon cried tta• first House hearlnn Wednesday. center sniper William Bryant testimony In the sentencing Melbourne, were spreading silently, tears coursing down her The bUt (CS-HBs 36.33. bT i 37 ft 335) would require Florida Cruse Wednesday and found the phase or the trial. The state Is rumors that he was a homosex­ checks. residents to have either a 610 annual license or a 6180 lifetime former librarian guilty of six seeking the death penalty. ual. She later said she felt a sense license. Saltwater fishermen from out of state could buy a 610 counts of lint-degree murder. Cruse, 01. showed no reaction Two of the dead were Palm of relief and had feared the ten-day license or a625 annual license. The Jurors also found the aa the clerk of court read the Bay police officers responding to Jurors would Teel sympathy People fishing from chartered boats would not have to have a gaunt, bearded Cruse guilty of Jury verdicts one by one. He sat ' the reports of the shooting. toward Cruse as a result of hla license, but the boat operator would. Annual vessel licenses attempted murder, kidnapping at the defense table, hla hands In VI Johnson, mother of Gerald appearance and mental condi­ .would be 6350 for boats seating six or fewer or 6500 for larger and false Imprisonment in con­ his lap and hla head bowed Johnson, one of the police tion. nection with the April 33, 1987. Toward aa he stared vacantly victims, was in the courtroom aa She aald she believes Cruse Children under 16, disabled Veterans and lower-income rampage that turned taro shop­ downward — a pose he main­ the verdicts were announced, aa was mentally 111 at the time and people would not have to have a license. ping centers In the Brevard tained throughout the 5 waa Judith Watson, widow of still Is. but said he had a chance The licenses would raise an estimated 616 million a year. County community of palm Bay. Vi-week-long trial. Lester Watson, another victim. to receive treatment and did not The money would go towards protecting and improving Into shooting galleries, leaving Cruse of accused of going on a Antoon cautioned spectators take It. Florida's saltwater fisheries, which are under growing pressure from overfishing. The license has the support of Oov. Bob Martinet, and la Federal witnees killed In ‘hit’ expected to paas without much opposition. It passed a House Senate to open meetings Natural Resources subcommittee by a vote of 4-2 Wednesday, Philip Ramer. head o f the and will go before the foil committee on Friday, FDLE’a Tampa office, aald he to tell them that we are on SEBRING — A man killed believes the explosion .was con­ their side. Senators, It's time Pit bull ownsrt challenge nsw law when a bomb shattered hla truck nected to Collins’ cooperation in TALLAHASSEE - The that we send them that waa a witness In a federal-state the drug investigation. Senate voted 39-1 Wednesday signal." MIAMI — Owners of pit buU'terriera say they will go to court Sen. Don Childers, D-West drug investigation and a number "I think it la a good possibility to ban the secret meetings to challenge a new Dade County ordinance that eventually will Palm Beach, cast the tone ban the breed from the county. of hla relatives and acquain­ It wasa hit" Ramer aald. through which key lawmakers have traditionally dissenting vote. The countywide ordinance will alto require owners to show tances were placed In protective Jones skid the FDLE will settled disputes over the state The new rules require proof of 6300,000 in dog-attack liability Insurance, and to pen custody, a law enforcement of­ handle the Investigation Into the budget and other thorny public notice any time the and muxsle the dogs. ficial said Wednesday. death of Collins, with agents of the federal Alcohol. Tobacco and issues. Senate president meets with ‘■fm Candace Paller. a dog trainer, said responsible dog owners James Collins Sr.. 60, died of massive bums and injuries two Firearms Bureau Investigating Senate President Bob the House speaker or the are being made to pay for the sins of those who train pit bulls to governor. The same stricture fight and allow them to run loose. hours after the explosion and fire the bombing. Crawford, driving force behind the change, aald the applies to the president's The law goes into effect In 10 days and gives pit bull owners that gutted hla truck. Authorities "Mr. Collins, his sons and hla vViifj new openness will Improve lieutenants attending such a a 90-day' y grace period to register their animals, That would ■aid they fear the bombing waa a aon-ln-law were all witnesses In meeting on his behalf "hit" ordered by targets of the public confidence In the allow tbeie dogs to live out thelrllves with their curiecurrent owners, pending federal drug caaea,” All meetings between two drug Investigation. Seriate. That confidence waa When all thetoe pit bullabulls living IIn the county now are: gone, the Jones aald. “Those cases are shattered by the secret deal or more senators at which bredd wifi be banned. Sam Jones, special agent of ongoing, and we've placed feml- Ihe^FtotHda Depirtmertt o f Law that resulted In the Ill-fated legislative business la dla- In the meantime, the'anlmals will have to be kept Inside or,ln, ly members and'other associates •etvicMUVHl'16ff^:*i»f -> ....cussed,«um.also he open.la Enforcement, said Collins waa’6 of the victim In protective witness tn kthfee-year -drug­ newa reporters and the Custody.” "T o provide leadership In bUc. No notice la required. smuggling- investigation focus­ .*H i »Hu* ,n-»4i - #*»•**> this state we have got to have t any reporter or taxpayer Dale Mitchell Collins, 38, and ing on Lee and Collier counties. the confidence of the people Ewho stumbles on such a Jimmy Collins Jr., 43, both of Jatlinarsaizad tor marijuana find Jones aald the Investigation, we represent. Senators, we meeting could demand ad­ code-named Operation Overlook, Sebring and sons of the victim, don't have that confidence mission. MIAMI — Customs agents have arrested one man, seised waa being conducted by the were among five men arrested today.” Crawford aald during Discussions between 3.595 pounds of marijuana and taken Into possession an Afar FDLE, the U.S. Customs Service, March 9. 1988, on federal debate. senators on the Senate floor Jamaica 300 Airbus Jetliner. Regional Commissioner George the federal Drug Enforcement charges of smuggling more than . "They are waiting for a would not be covered by the ■ j*i Heavcy said Wednesday. Administration and other agen­ a ton of marijuana into the signal to come from this body rule. ■fal The plane will be held until Air Jamaica "can present an cies. United States. appropriate percentage of Its penalty." Heavcy said at a news conference. At the standard 6500 an ounce, the fine works out to 638.8 million. The (light arrived lb Miami Saturday from Montego Bay at Angry state workers denounce Maritlnez, demand pay raises which time agents detected marijuana concealed In a shipment of the American Federation of rotunda and the legislative office "We have food stamp workers of clothing. They left it there and watched aa the clothing State. County and Municipal buildings with signs vowing who are eligible for food stamps cartons were placed In a rental truck by a suspect and driven to Employees rode buaes overnight vcngance In next year's elec­ themselves/' said Jordan. South Miami where he discovered he was being followed. TALLAHASSEE - Angry state tions. Heavey said after the driver attempted some evasive employees, threatening revenge from Miami. Tampa. Nancy Serrano, an ad­ maneuvers, the truck was stopped and searched. against Gov. Bob Martinez at the Jacksonville. Orlando and "You pay or you don’t atay." ministrator from the University Oalneaville for a daylong protest proclaimed a popular sign. The marijuana was found In 39 boxes of clothing which were polls, swarmed through the Cap­ of South Florida, said more than against the governor's 622 Union president Blondle half filled with marijuana and half with clothing, and In 59 itol Wednesday to demand pay 2.000 State University System billion budget proposal. Jordan, a former Sunland boxes containing only marijuana. raises — and got some quick workers cam less than 615.000 reassurance from a House The budget provides small Training School employee from Customs spokesman Michael Sheehan said that in a a year — mostly women and raises for educators, police and Orlando, cited a recent study by coincidence, a (light coming from Kingston landed at 9:50 a.m. money manager. black employees. prison employees and medical the Department of Administra­ Wednesday. 10 minutes before the news conference began and "We're not dumb because we personnel — but none for the tion that aald state workers "You all have no concept of an agent discovered three passengerera each carrying shoulder scrub the floors and clean." aald make an average 61,900 leas what It la like to try to live on a bags containing about 20 pounds of marijuana. Clareac Brannon, a custodian vast majority of state office from Utc University of South workers. Uuui their counterparts In city 615.000 salary." she said. Florida. "We're In the lowest pay While about 150 protestors and county governments. "What amazes me la the dedica­ From Uni tod Press International reports classification, and we need help, packed a House appropriations Florida ranked 11th among 14 tion that employees continue to help, help." subcommittee meeting, the rest southern stales In average suite have. The thanks that we get la a An estimated 1,000 members circulated though the Capitol salaries. In that study. freeze on our wages." LO TTER Y ~ 1 THE WEATHER Ths doily number Wsdnssday In ths Florida Lottsiy CASH 3 gwns

□ Strxioht Ploy (numbers In exact ordsf): taSO on eBOcant bat, 1300 Today...Sunny and cooler with cavai M U Pep on St. n a „ a high temperature of 70 and a m .... □ Box 3 (numbers In eny order): northwest wlndsat 15 mph. Atlanta pc W to 1M WO tor s Wcent bet, tlOO on tl. Tonight...Fair skies with • low F r \i '■«* IMttmarsm at n 44 lilltasnh aa aa ,ii U Boa 6 (numbers In any ordsr): temperature of 40 and light west ItomMunM M a* at winds. THURSDAY FR ID AY S A T U R D A Y MONDAY u v .... IS r • Tomorrow...Sunny and • little Ctear 78-gg PtyCMy S1-67 P tyC M y I M 4 «* g C l—Sdy 8 3 -8 4 as 4i at drawn, MO In any ordsr on s tl n is _ bst. warmer with • high In the mid Bvftatoin 70s and southwest winds at 15 AI .11 P ' SfraiaM Box & STM In ordsr M i. 6*0 II mph. U .11 ... .. picked In combtns- — ______m A4 tlonontlbet. Extended forecast...Sunny OficlMMlI I a » days and fair nights statewide THURSDAY: The high temperature In San­ Qm M i ar 41 .Ti Saturday through Monday. _ SO LUNAR TABLE: Mtn. 5:55 ford Wednesday was 83 degrees m n Noticeably cooler than normal A s r l M l a.m.. 6:10p.m.; MkJ. 11:55 a.m. and the overnight low waa 61 as a over the weekend, then warming TIDES: Dayt— Beach: high., reported by the University of v Monday. Overnight lows will be 7:40 a.m.. BOO p.m.; Iowa, 1:32 Florida Agricultural Research OrtrWfpc turn « l Ml » In the 50s. High* Saturday and am.. 1:42 p.m.: Nsw ta y rit and Education Center. Celery >• Thursday, April 6. IMS Sunday In the 70s warming Into Bsacb: highs. 7:45 a.m.. 8:14 Avenue. is Vot. 01. No 194 the 80s Monday. LAST p.m.: lows. 1:37 a.m.. 1:47 p.m. n There was no recorded rainfall n n A p ril SB during the 24-hour period end- M 41 ------Dally MS Im iir. aacapl in^ultat 8* a.m. Tuesday. Km —City pc V si iatorSay by Tba tantorS HaraM, temperature at 8 a.m. Lima Back pc n lac.. M N. Franck *»«.. laniard. MIAMI (UPtl - Ftotda J4 ho* tompara I n Fia. urn. ti*y* and rawtlall at I am EOT Thursday; today waa 63 degrees and si Wednesday's overnight low waa it at 4» « m si Claw Paatesa Paid al laniard. aa »r u 63. as recorded by the National FtorMa u r n Weather Service at the Orlando Daytona Bm c Ti M aSTraca Daytoma Bcacft: Waves are 1 St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet • ■a aa International Airport. n 8 41 POSTMAtTEB: land addrati cfcanpat Fart Myar* aa aa foot with a slight chop. Current Today...wind west to northwest n «a TM I IAMFOSO M l BALD, P.O. Dab—wd| X U S 15 kts. decreasing 10 to 15 kts. •aa Hit, iMtord. FL m il. Is to the south with a water Other data: m to M St this afternoon. Seas 3 to 5 It. m Kay Wmt sa n temperature of TO degrees. Haw i Aredassday's high...... 63 n u ss . i 1 Maatha. Ilt44i « sa aa aa B—yraa Baachi Waves are I to becoming 2 to 4 ft. Bay and (I Bars—a trie praaasra..30.19 n ext ra, Yaar. m ss. to Slato sa ai sa 1 Vh feet and semi-choppy. Cur­ Inland waters a moderate chop □Ealatlvs ls a M itf.....6 l pet n Mall i 1 Manilla CUM, t Man Hit. U SITraca becoming a light chop. is » M IX : Yaar. tM M ri ai sa rent Is to the south, with a water nwitoda...J9—thwart, 12 auk ra M sa •1 S4 S4 tempera lure of 70 degrees. Sun Tonight...wind northeast 10 to Cl Eal sfall .0.00 Is. h v _ Oat Ot Mato MaU: Tbraa Mantoa U lM i yi at mi screen factor: 17. 15 kts. Seas 2 to 4 ft. Bay and □Today’s ass— t...... 7:48 p»— . m •3 _ • Mantua Ha Mi Yaar tn m H U S Inland waters a light chop. « « SS sa aa st m •It tasri u im ii. to as Tract WaiMa|l(n nilf — — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, April 6, 1989 — 3A Rhinehart Road needs widening despite loss of grant T s n I <■'- I f SANDRA AOUCH AHIN8 widening project. It was an that was never lo happen. and Stale Road 46A. On Jan. II. . . f-TS Herald staff writer______economic development transpor­ A hostile 84 million takeover the clly requested an extension tation grant used specifically lo of Slromberg-Carlson by the which Ihe department consid­ Man laavaa Identification at acana LAKE MARY - Despite the cllrplnate a transportation pro­ British General Electric Co. ered until they learned about the take-back of a 82 million grant blem to encourage expansion at (GEC) and the West German delay In Stromberg-Carlson’s GOLDENROD — An accused robber, who allegedly pulled a by (he Slate Department of the Slromberg-Carlson Corp., Siemens AG company pul n construction plans. purse away from a pregnant woman then dragged her down a Commerce, officials here say 400 Rhinehart Rd., Lake Mary. glitch in plans for ihe company's sidewalk, dropped his own wallet and Identification at the "During the (Imc when wc Rhinehart Road still needs lo be The road-wIdenIng and expansion. Instead, Strom- scene In Goldenrod on Wednesday. were considering the extension, widened. expansion projects were lo work bcrg-Carlson moved engineers That led to a charge of robbery against Richard Camacho, 18, we were notified that Strom berg "The road Is going to have to hand-ln-hand to promote busi­ Into the Reflections Center at was going to be delayed in the or5332 Tangerine Drive, Winter Park. be widened whether there's a 82 ness In Lake Mary. The roadway 500 Lake Mary Boulevard. expansion dale and wc hnd no The victim, with her 2-ycar-old daughter, made a withdrawal million grant or not." Lake Mary was the only access (o the plant, As a result, on March 2 the date as to when (hey were going of 830 from an automatic teller machine at the Ooldenrod Building Director Stanley Well­ and the two-lane roadway waa Department of Commerce asked to proceed. Given the fact that Grove shopping center at about 5:30 p.m. A man In line behind ing said this morning. "The snarled with traffic. that the city return Ihe 82 her followed her and grabbed her puree. The 33-year-old Stromberg was delayed Indefi­ question is when and how we Last September, Slromberg- million. Winter Park woman resisted and was knocked to the ground nitely. we had to request the are going to pay for It. No sense Carlson negotiated with Its According to Alberta Simmons and dragged along a sidewalk. Both her legs were scratched, funds back." Simmons said. talking about It until we cross parent company In England of the Department of Commerce, deputies said. that brtdge." about the design and financing the city had until Jan. 31 to The city can resubmit an The robber got away with her puree, but dropped hla own On Aug. 26. 1988, the state of a 100-square-fool expansion begin the widening construction application for another grant Identification, which led to the arrest or Camacho. Camacho, Department of Commerce at the Rhinehart Road plant to of Rhinehart Road from (wo to when Slromberg-Carlson de­ deputies said, has been linked to another robbery in Orange awarded Lake Mary a 82 million create 600 additional Jobs within four lanes on a two-mlle stretch cides to proceed with expansion. County on Wednesday. He reportedly said he needed money to grant for the Rhinehart Road two years. It was sn expansion between Lake Mary Boulevard Simmons said. buy cocaine. Bond Is 81,000. Man charged In forgery N A SA chief LONQWOOD — Longwood police report charging Ricky Ray Shuttle running Smltt, 28, of 288 E. Stale Road 434. with forgery, uttering a says agency forgery and petty theft In connection with an attempt to cash a forged check In Longwood Friday. A teller at Freedom Bank told police she noticed the behind schedule back on track signature on the check didn't match bank records for that Blastoff Is officially planned for account. The check was not cashed and police followed up on U n tfd Ft— International the reported attempt to cash the check. That led to the arrest at April 28 at 2:24 p.m. EDT, but COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. 4:13 p.m. Monday of Smltt at his house. Bond Is 81,000. CAPE CANAVERAL - The the launch team has fallen crew of the shuttle Atlantis behind schedule In recent days In hla Anal speech as NASA gathered at the Kennedy Space and liftoff could come as much administrator. James Fletcher Min amstid on DUI charges Center Wednesday for a practice as two or more days later than said Wednesday the civilian SANFORD — Randolph Smith, 43, of 2024 Airport Blvd., countdown Friday, with work lo originally planned. space agency has recovered from Sanford, was arrested at 10:33 p.m. Saturday after he was seen ready the ship for blastoff April But engineers hope to make the Challenger disaster but must driving erratically and with headlights out on Southwest Road, 28 running slightly behind up some of the lost time and in struggle to keep Its budget rural Sanford. He, was charged with driving while under the schedule. any case, a formal launch date Intact. Influence and also charged for having an open bottle of wine In Commander David Walker. 42. will not be set until the end or a "W e have weathered severe hla car. co-pllot Ronald Grebe. 41. and two-day flight readiness review setbacks." Fletcher, who retires Norman Thagard. 43. arrived April 14. Friday, said In hla address the Three accused of growing pot about 2:10 p.m. EDT Wednes­ "If you Just went and looked at Fifth National Space Sym­ day after a rainy flight from paper, what we advertised a turbopump In Atlantis's engine posium. "Chastened by the hard OVIEDO — City County Investigative Bureau agents with a Houston, Joining crcwmates couple of weeks ago. you'd have compartment was delayed lessons of crista wc have recov­ warrant searched a house on Shangrl La Lane. Oviedo, and Mary Cleave,' 41. and Mark Lee. to say we're at least a couple of Tuesday when technicians ered and relumed to the task anested three suspects after nine potted marijuana plants were 39, who arrived Tuesday lo take days down on launch,1" said heard an unexpected noise, In­ ahead." found. part In a test or the shuttle's Conrad Nagel, Atlantia's pro­ dicating .the compact pump Fletcher. 69, returned to the The arrests were made at about 12:30 a.m. today. The three payload, the Magellan Venus cessing director. housing might have "hung up" National Aeronautics and Space charged with cultivation and possession of marijuana and radar mapper. "But If you go out here and on something. Administration at the request of possession of drug paraphernalia are: Delbert Otis Collins Jr., All five plan to climb aboard look at the way we're able (o An Inspection overnight President Reagan after the 41; Bradley W. Haeffner, 27,. and Susan Tonya Csapiga. 31. Atlantia Friday at launch pad parallel work a lot of times and prompted engineers to replace a Challenger shuttle disaster killed They Uve at the Shangrl La Lane location and have a mailing 39B for the final hours of a really achieve more than the law seal and the Installation con­ seven astronauts Jan. 28, 1986. address of P.O.Box 1558, Oviedo. "terminal countdown de­ ought to allow ... where we are tinued uneventfully Wednesday. He also led NASA In the 1970s monstration test." a traditional now, It's still possible to make Despite a few technical glit­ when the shuttle program waa milestone to give the crew and the 28th." ches In recent days. Nagel Is bom. Bystander hit with bottle the launch team a chance to Work to Install a third high- optimistic about making the President Bush has yet lo LONGWOOD — A bystander was hit In the mouth when one practice countdown procedures. pressure liquid oxygen beginning of the launch window. name a successor, but leading man allegedly threw a beer bottle at another man with whom members of Congress have been • the second man was fighting at the Plus 3 Lounge, U.8. advised by administration of­ Highway 17-92, Longwood. ficials that Rear. Adm Rlcahrd ! Seminole County sherUTs deputies report Jeffrey B. NASA names 1990 shuttle crews Truly. NASA's associate ad­ Drennen, 28, of Sanford, suffered a broken tooth and cut Up ministrator for space (light, is when he was hit with the bottle. On board for the long-awaited giant 15-ton Gamma Ray Ob­ the leading candidate. Douglas Richard Attaway, 27, of 2442 Laurel Ave., Sanford, Gamma Ray Observatory flight servatory. a sophisticated set of Truly, a former astronaut, also was charged with aggravated battery at about midnight SPACE CENTER. Houston - will be commander Steven Instruments that will study returned to NASA In the shadow Tuesday at the lounge, fon d Is 85,000. The space agency Wednesday Nagel. 42. co-pllot Kenneth high-energy electromagnetic ra­ or the Challenger accident and Cameron, 39. Jerry Rosa. 41. diation from cosmic rays, waa charged with rebuilding (he ■ 1 - *: i. I c < ,• ul , il 't > It ., ,, named flye astronauts to blast off, aboard the shuttle Discovery Linda Godwin. 36, and Jay Apt, supernova remnants and the shuttle program. Man ■rmted forcocaine possession In April 1990 to launch the 39. center of the Milky Way galaxy, Sounding a famttlaf ‘ line. SANFORD — A man who was being booked Into the Gamma Ray Observatory, a Ross and Nagel, the only where a ' massive black hole Fletcher also warned that Seminole County Jail on a warrant Tor violation of'probation giant satellite that will peer Into shuttle filer to serve as M\ might lurk. America's future In spit&. as had a charp of possession of cocaine added after contraband the heart of the Milky Way "mission specialist." a co-pllot well as Ua high-profile space eras reportedly found In hla possession at the Jail. galaxy. and now a commander, will be In the other announcement. station project would be In Monroe Webster, 43. of 1809 Southwest Road. Sanford, was Three other astronauts were making their third space flight NASA added three astronauts to Jeopardy If the agency's pro­ arrested on the cocaine charge at about 1:55 a.m. today by a named to fill out a partial crew each while their crcwmates will a space life sciences mission posed 813 billion budget la cut. Seminole County sheriffs deputy. already named lo a Spacclab life be making their drat. planned for launch June 7, "If cut significantly, space science mission, also scheduled The goal of the five-day 1990, aboard the shuttle Col­ station Freedom will be can­ Man accused of stealing, pawning goods for launch In 1990. mission Is the deployment of the umbia. celed." SANFORD — Longwood police report arresting s man at the Seminole County Jail Tuesday In connection with a Longwood burglary on March 20. Environmentalists challenge proposed spaceport sites A 8400 television and a' 8400 watch were stolen In the burglary and pawned, police reported. The burglary occurred creating a Spaceport Florida work. League of Anglers spokesman at 290 E. State Road 434. Authority would give the agency The environmentalists ob­ David Gluckman said a Ricky Ray Smltt. 28. of 288 E. State Road 434. Longwood, is TALLAHASSEE - considerable power with few jected to proposals to build a spaceport at Cape San Bias charged with grand theft, burglary and dealing In stolen Environmentalists on Wednes­ checks and balances, including spaceport at cither Cape San would bring development that property In the i day warned a House panel that the authority to expand with no Bias In Gulf County or In a would eventually destroy recre­ Gov. Bob Martinez' 810 billion restrictions from state section of the Merritt Island ational and commercial fishing Spaceport Florida plan presents environmental protection agen­ National Wildlife Refuge In In pristine St. Joesph's Bay. Navy man charged with theft serious environmental threats to cies. Brevard and Volusia Counties. Gluckman and Lee both asked LONGWOOD — A U.S. Navy man stationed In Orlando proposed sites on both coasts. Several members of a House They oaid a spaceport would that environmental groups be surrendered at the Longwood police station Wednesday and Spokesmen for the Audubon Science, Industry and Inevitably promote development given Icgul standing lo challenge reportedly said he was absent without leave and had been Society and the League of An­ Technology subcommittee that would hurt the spaceport activities In court, Involved In the theft of a car and Jewelry In rural Winter Park glers said (hey did not oppose agreed with those recommenda­ environmentally sensitive areas. standing that Is routinely Monday. the creation a private-industry tions and said they would revise "What Is proposed by Ihls bill granted In most development Todd Matthew Pen t 23. of the U.S. Naval Training Center, space-launch facility In Florida, the bill. Department or Com­ is basically Ihe Invasion by legislation. was charged with grand theft In the case. He reportedly said he but strenuosly objected to two of merce representative Chris private interests or a natural They also requested (hat any ; look the victim's car to drive to Daytona Beach where he sold the three proposed spaceport Shove, whose agency Is handling wildlife area (Merritt Island) and spaceport be required lo meet 1 Jewelry stolen from the victim. The money was reportedly used locations. the measure for Martinez, con­ a national seashore (the Ihe guidelines of the 1985 to buy cocaine. The arrest was made at about midnight They also claimed legislation ceded the bill needs considerable Canaveral National Seashore nn Growth Management Act. Monday. Ihe Central Atlantic coast).'' said Audubon Society spokesman Charles Lee. Man accuMd of credit card thaft Commissioners schedule He recommended the LONGWOOD — A man who presented Identification In his spaceport be built at the third own name, which didn't match the name or signature on an propoiwd Stic, near NASA's facil­ American Express card he allegedly presented to pay for goods two candidate interviews ities In Brevard County. at Radio Shack. State Rood 434. Longwood. was arrested after LONGWOOD — Commis­ Immediately following the It was determined the card had been reported stolen. sioners will Interview two interviews, a special meeting Longwood police made the arrest after store workers candidates this week for the will be conducted lo discuss confirmed through a computer check that the man was not the position of city administrator. the selection of Ihe new city owner of the credit card. Mark Alan Stachowlcz. 18. or 1418 At a work session at 4:30 administrator. Meadow Lark St.. Longwood. was charged with forgery, p.m. April 6. commissioners uttering a forgery, fraudulent use of a credit card and Acting Clly Administrator will interview Donald Cooper. possession of a stolen credit card. He was arrested st the store Donald Terry said he Is not 38, a former town manager of at 3:08 p.m. Tuesday. Police said he used the card to try to buy sure whether Ihe commis­ a radar detector. Castle Rock. Colo. sioners will hire one of the. The following day. at 4:30 two candidates, bul It Is a p.m., commissioners will in­ possibility, he said. Interested in No Interest Financing? If OH APR * for ons year Wife reportedly thrown down stairs terview Michael Abels. 40. toundt lilta on inlsretling SANFORD — Sanford police report charging James city administrator for De­ "It glvrs them the option to proportion, call your Lawrence Grlbbin. 47. of 414 Palmetto Ave. *B. with fiance. Ohio. decide." Terry said. participating Bryant battery-spouse abuse after his wife accused him of throwing 9a Dsaltr right now. her down stairs and threatening to kill her. The arrest waa Bryant lias made at his house at about 3:20 p.m. Tuesday. tha right M O T O R HOME stuff to last. Tha now Bryont Ral>on» v v — iJ-jL.' ■ taritthotSE E.R. Rat­ i TRANSMISSION ing* of up to 10.7.A 1 Bryont Ration! air condi­ WEDNESDAY Dr., medical call. man. 66. not tions or haol pump #9:44 a.m. - 301 N. Park transported. TROUBLE? con drotticoHy cut Ave., medical call, woman. • 3:15 p.m. - 101214 W. your power balls. 33. not transported. Third St., medical call. man. Kaplocsi your old, manic rant mtam #9:51 am. - moo w. 13th 56. transported. HARRELL 8 BEVERLY St., fire In wood scraps ignited •5:27 p.m. - 2509 S. Park ragordlati of moka by cigarette, out on arrival. Ave.. false alarm.. TRANSMISSIONS or modal. # 10 35 a.m. - 3623 Orlando • 1003 p.m. - 301 S. French •RiNW»ti mTm Dr., trauma, wexnan. 18. not 209 W. 25th StrM l ■ ■U«a,Hut*UHUWHU Ave., medical call. man. 32. Sanford transported. not transported. # Il.OSa.m . - Second Street RMDUMI and Park Avenue, medical • 10:58 p.m. — 401 Seminole 322-8415 AIR M ASTERS call, man, 57. not transported. Blvd. *2 io. trauma, woman. 29 Years Sartx- Local ton # 11:57 a.m. - 2900 Orlando 77. not transported. Family Oarted 5 5 H S UKE MAIM/SANFORD 323-2990 * * — Sanford Honk!, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, April 8, 108*

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300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 33771 Area Code 407-333-3611 or 631-9903 ducation’s P.T. Barnum If It’s tme that everybody itj the world ic In this business, I litre tn think I've developed ah sued. • ' famous for IS minutes *nd a sucker is bom Instinctual sixth sense for spotting phonics. By February of last year, Time magazine was '• a (^ i1^ .> v h;«(f*.W ? & r-.!•'. • -*:-i. ■ every minute, then Joe Clark and i were Tawana Brawie'y. the allegedly raped New York so mesmerized by this ebony-faced P.T. Barnum destined to hook up. teen-ager, I spotted that It ran him on the cover. That was Time’s Home Dekrery; 3 Months • 19.90; 6 Months. *39 00; I confess. I got conned by this pedagogical P.T. as a hoax from the way of backing into an examination of successful Year. *78.00. In State Mailt 3 Month*. 129.50. 6 Month*. *49.00; Yew. *90.00. Out Of State Mall; 3 Barnum. gltgo. Clark held my minority-dominant schools. Ironically. Time Month* *31.84: 0 Month* *40.90; Year *78.00. So did Hollywood, the consummate authority credulity hostage a documented the accomplishments of the other on con artlata. School principal Joe Clark little longer. ichoois. mm auckered the celluloid sultana with his phony But I wasn’t the Looking back. It’s obvious that we should have 1 - •• ’ > ; Vty .•. ' / ; ,f educational statistics, and they made the movie only one to be taken been suspicious of anybody who talked aa If he “ Lean on Me.“ It was supposed to have done Tor in. In a vldeocrncy were handing down one of the Ten Command- EDITORIALS black* In Paterson, N.J.'s Easlalde High what that nurtures the menu wllh every sentence. “ In this building, Jaime Escalante did for Htspanlcs In Los subliminal Instead of everything emanates and ultimate* from me." ' A j / J ' A . Angeles’ Oarfleld High. substance. Clark was he said. Even Moses knew enough grammar not The difference la truth. The movie “ Stand And tailor-made for the to use '’ultimate*” as a verb. Deliver” la based on Escalante’s genuine success media. Maybe that’s One of the first educational expert* to expose aa a math teacher. When the movie enda, you why Ronald Reagan Clark aa an ego-inflated sham was Rep. realise he has. indeed, delivered. was so smitten by his Augustus F. Hawkins. DCallf., chairman of the ■ • *“ Lean on Me." which bends the truth to the despotic charisma. It House Education and Labor Committee. It ha* been disturbing enough for the truth breaking point, also ta aptly titled. With his takes one grade B f we w illin g ly After Investigating Clark'a claims by re­ to emerge slowly that some athletes take baseballbat. bullhorn and combat-training style, actor to spot another bought the searching sUte records. Hawkins found: illegal and potentially harmful steroid drug* Joe Clark bulk an educational edifice centered one. sales pitch of •Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) scores for to build their strength or stamina. Now it around his massive ego. Nobody questioned Reagan’s secretary this carnival Eastatde High are the lowest in New Jersey's appears that some young people take the Clark's claims. Americans were so hungry for of education. William b a rk e r^ Passaic County. d r u g * to loo k better In a m u scle aftilrt. order In the classroom and achievement on J. Bennett, who Is •Reading scores for Baatslde'a seniors remain standardised tests that we willingly bought the now the nation’s In the bottom one-third of the nation. An article In the Journal or the American sales pitch of this carnival barker. drug czar, praised Clark’s unorthodox methods. •T h e number of EasUlde seniors who go on to Medical Association said that aa many at A year ago. I rhapsodized about his ac­ "Sometimes you need Mr. Chips, sometimes you college has risen leas than 3 percent since Clark 500,000 adolescents may be using steroids: complishments In a column, arid after 30 years need Dirty Harry.” Cliff Eastwood should have took over six years ago. about a quarter of them use the drugs for cosmetic purposes. Steroids stimulate muscle growth but can also cause mood changes and physical effects ranging from : boldness to sterility to testicular cancer. JACK ANDERSON Dr. Morris Mdlion, who werka.with the sports medicine program at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, defined the pro­ Chemicals fill the blem as “young guys who want to look air at Navy shipyard attractive." Another way of putting it might b e “ young guys whose narcissism WASHINGTON — The graveyard shift runs overwhelm s their good sense.” round the clock at the Puget Sound Navy * There ought to be tougher penalties for Shipyard north o f Seattle. Employees there , people who distribute steroids to teen-agers, are exposed to deadly chemicals without j Unfortunately, the most severe penalties are proper protection while they work feverishly to refurbish Navy warships. t o o often paid by the steroid-abusers Jim Denny knows the dangers firsthand. dangerous mood changes. Hi health or The 33-year-old painter has worked for 13 * eventually even death. yearn at the shipyard and recently learned he has aabeatoaM. a lung condition that comes from breathing asbestos dust. Denny’s father :0n drugs and jocks died with aahortosla t ...... In • 1963 after work­ ' After Olympic M id medalist Ben Johnson ing for 36 years at . disgraced him Klfand dtamayed all of Canada the same shipyard. .when testa showed he had used anabolic Denny’s father put ;stcroldSi the Canadian government asked a In hla time at Puget tCqnunJttton . to. look Into the Issue of .drug .. Sound before the (•bu st among Its amateur, atbleteauTestimony o -h i I ’ uteritby-thtaIm pressive Inquiry Is turning u p - ' iti evidence that the problem goes well beyond K such as sprinter Johnson. I !•» •«lf’ <%> **> But docu­ That should come aa no surprise, nor ments smuggled out sh o u ld a n y o n e b e s o n aive aa to th in k th at the of the shipyard and I problem la confined to Canadian athletes. If our Interviews with anything, the Canadian situation is probably worker* Indicate that typical. Accordingly, nations throughout the GEORGE F. WILL the tough controls ' world, Including the United States, must not may be only lip aervtce, only discourage the practice among athletes f they are under Workers still use but take the decisive action against coaches pressure to compressed air to sac rifle* •who recommend the drugs and sports We are as barbaric as they blow dirt and paint safety for physicians who prescribe them. off of ships before production J Mr. Johnson's coach. Charlie Francis, told CHICAGO — The police cruiser crawl*. Uke a rulers, do not know how many inches are In a repainting them. the panel that the ■ Jamalcan-bom sprinter cockraoch across worn linoleum, throght the foot. Some eight-year-olds from homes without These "blowdowns" concrete and gtaaaless dirt of an urban books tear pages from school books to use as are supposed to be had been using steroids since 1961. The toilet paper. Some children come to kin­ lunaracape called Cabrinl Green. It 1* a conducted under 'coach also admitted that he Introduced Mr. dergarten still not public-housing project on the Near North Side, strict federal guidelines because they fill the .Johnson to steroids and that nearly a dozen toilet trained. There not far from the posh shop* of Michigan air with dangerous paint part fetes — and other Canadian athletes whom he had are first graders who Avenue’* “ Magnftcent Mile” and cheek-by-Jowl sometimes asbestos dust. Paint shop workers coached had taken the drugs. Finally, he have not learned with some gentrifled yuppydom. - often wear reqjlratore, but other workers named the physician from whom his athletes This cluster of high-rise and half-abandoned numbers or colors. around them breathe the dust kicked Up reportedly received the drugs. building* Is a dispiriting beat for the two police "A teacher." says a during a blowdown. Canada deserves credit far trying to get to offlcera who give their passenger a laconic teacher, "cannot Last November, two painters were In­ lake mom and dad’s . the heart of the matter Instead of making Mr. lecture on their experiences a* part of the structed to "pretend stupidity" If anyone place. What am I Johnson the scapegoat for a pervasive half-hearted pretense of government In the asked them what they were doing while they going to accomplish . practice. The message coming out of the project. They describe which gang* control blew down the engine room of the fast-attack when mom doesn’t which bulldlnga, which weapona are used tn submarine, Seahorse. The note to act stupid Inquiry seems to be that nothing short of a take the time to pick the sporadic flre-flghta tht erupt between was In the rtilft turnover instructions ob­ .cooperative effort among nations to ban butldtng'fortreaaea, how many foolhardy peo­ up a can of peas and anabolic steroid use by their amateur athletes tained by our associate Stewart Harris. In ple have been hit by anlpers while trying to say. ’Orccn! Round! contrast, those instruction* say nothing ' w ill w ip e ou t the p roblem . Peasl’?’’ crow the frec-flre zone between bulldlnga. about how to isolate the dust kicked up by Public housing, particularly In high-rise This panorama of the workers. ' Already the United States and the Soviet pain, waste and per­ configuration*, usually Is a concentration of Sources at the shipyard told us they are Union have agreed to permit each side to petuation of squalor pathologies. During today’s drug plague, under pressure to sacrifice safety for higher begin testing the others* athletes for drug and violence Is a public housing has become recrudescence of production. The government-owned shipyard 'abuse well before the start of the next the worst of the American frontier — Dodge chilling example of C life Is poor, nasty and competes with private contractors for the ,01ymplcs. A voluntary program of thla kind City without a marshal. rebarbarizatlon. It is Navy’s business. Worker* have been told that In the past would have added Integrity to So, you modem-day Jeffersonians, you who the eruption of brutish and I* often short g| If production falls off, they could lose their amateur sports and might have spared Mr. think that govenment is best that governs primitivism in the Jobs. midst of urbanity. Johnson hla fall from public grace. least: Welcome to your world. It Is Hobbes’ lit what appears to be a recognition of a Let us have no more world, where life Is always poor, nasty and race against the dock, the shift supervisor abstract arguments brutish and often ts short. Public housing here who Instructed his people to "pretend about the relative Is anarchy tempered by Juvcnocracy — power stupidity” also reminded them on the same wielded by adolescents. Importance of nature and nurture in the record that the Seahorse already had been In Berry's World Cabrinl Green will eventually be eradicated formation of individuals. Look around here, dry dock for mote than two years. by the moat powerful and revered social force, and in all other cities, and you will see the Two other pakiters told us that blowdowns the real-estate market. Developers are salivat­ consequences of the abandonment of nurtur­ were often conducted on the Seahorse ing. ing for these *70 or so acres near good without proper control*. Several others said shopping. The concentrated pathologies will In Anne Tyler's novel "Hrculhlng Lessons.” they witnessed or were involved In un­ be shuffled away, perhaps even dispersed. But a woman attending classes to prepare for controlled blowdowns on the submarine they will be re-concentrated dally In the public natural childbirth exclaims. ‘‘Breathing Tunncy. which to still tn the shipyard. schools. lessons — really. Don't they reckon I must Last year, workers sandblasted and In a aeries of hammer-blow reports, the know how to breathe by now'/” To which a chipped paint from the guided missile cruiser Chicago Tribune has documented Its charac­ wise woman responds. "I remember leaving USS Texas. Several weeks later tests revealed terization of thla city’s school system as the hospital with Jesse and thinking. ’Walt. that the paint contained asbestos fibers. Two “ instutullonalized child neglect.” The bureau­ Are they going to let me Just walk off with workers, who talked to us only on the cracy and teacbera* union are culprits. Howev­ him? I don’t know beans about babies."* condition that they not be identified, said er. the reports rightly strew that two-thtrds of She continues* "You’re given all (hose (heir personnel medical records still do not the students live In poverty and come to school lessons for the unimportant tilings — piano- Include a notation that they have been from environments of deprivation that would playing, typing...But how about parent- exposed to asbestos. That documentation ts defeat the best Intentions of even the best hood?...Before you can drive a car you need a required by law so they can seek compensa­ school system. state-approved course of Instruction, but tion If, like Denny, they come down with One high school provides day care for the driving a car is nothing, nothing, comparrd asbestosta. children of Its students. 90 percent of whom to...raising up a new human being." This isn’t the first time Puget Sound has come from public housing. At another school, gambled with the health of Ita workers. In In any city In any ugr. a walk among the a 14-year-old girl la In her third pregnancy. 1986, the Occupational Safely and Health underclass Is apt to be a walk on the wild side, “ Another student.” the Tribune reports, Administration cited the shipyard for failure “ sleeps with five other children on three with glimpses of deeply moving bravery, to provide proper respiratory equipment for piled-up mattresses tn an unheated apartment. trnacity and heroism In nurturing. However, employees working around lead dust and During the winter the boy often came to school the drug epidemic and the disintegration of chemical vapors. OSHA ordered the shipyard smelling of urine because It was too cold for families under the pounding of today’s urban to correct the violation. (IWttMtx the smaller kids to get up go to the bathroom poverty Is giving us a gllmpye of how much OSHA also found that noire levels exceed­ social regression can occur tn u modem at night." A teacher asks. "How can you leant ing 65 decibels were not monitored tn the society. ‘ Haven't you heard? Now the EPA saya we when people tell you you smell of piss, and you shipyard machine shop accoding to regula­ do?" Whal Is call the "cycle" of poverty is nhouktn t eat BANANASI" tions, and that workers ate and drank tn Some sixth graders, never having used actually a downward spiral. arras where dangerous chemicals were used.

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Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, April 6, 1969 — IA FINANCIAL Fragile cease-fire in Beirut Sabah said the Arab League blockade of Moslem militia- group was calling for the cease­ operated harbors south of Beirut BEIRUT, Lebanon — Moslem fire to begin at midnight Wed­ as well as the Syrian and and Christian forces Thursday nesday and wanted an end to Moslem siege of Christian ter­ Stocks open lower appeared to be honoring an Arab blockades of seaports and ritories. League cease-fire call, one day airports controlled by rival Beirut was quiet early Thurs­ sector In the wake of the previous session's groups. day and the cease-fire appeared decline. after 23 people were killed and 70 wounded in the worst fight­ He said the Arab committee to be holding, police sold. NEW YORK — Prices opened lower Thurs­ Trude Latimer, market analyst with "will contact the Lebanese war­ Heavy shelling, which pinned day in active trading of New York Stock ing of a nearly monthlong battle. Josephthal & Co., said some stocks received ring parties In order to make the down Beirut's nearly 1 million Exchange Issues. The leader of Christian forces support from buyers taking advantage of the said his troops would the respect necessary arrangements to residents In underground park­ The Dow Jones industrial average, which last session’s decline, but the market remained achieve peace and security In ing lots, sand-bagged staircases rose 0.00 Wednesday, was off 7.88 to 8296.92 the cease-fire and had only been in a narrow trading range through moot of the retaliating against Moslem at­ Lebanon." and damp basements, continued shortly after the market opened. day. Sabah and Klelbl also Invited a until late Wednesday. Declines led advances 552-227 among the tacks. delegation from the Lebanese The rival forces did not report 1,301 issues crossing the NYSE tape. Early She said uncertainty about the economy A team of Arab mediators led Front — a coalition of Christian casualties or military losses, but turnover amounted to about 11.432,000 continues to pressure the market, as fears of by Kuwaiti Foreign Minister leaders — for a meeting In police said 23 people were killed shares, weak corporate profits, sparked by lower Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmed Al Amman. Jordan, Thursday, but and at least 70 others wounded. Stock prices dosed slightly higher In active estimates for many technology and auto Sabah and Arab League Secre­ the group turned down the At least 176 people have been trading Wednesday, supported by bargain companies, Join concerns about Inflation and tary-General Chedll Klelbl held Invitation saying It could not killed and more than 680 hunters and a rebound in the technology further Interest-rate hikes. talks Wednesday In Damascus leave the country under such wounded since the fighting with Vice President Abdel Halim ' "grave circumstances," started March 13. Khaddam. the Syrian official The Arab peace plan, accord­ Witnesses said several victims Dollar and gold higher most closely Involved with the ing to reports In Beirut newspa­ were killed Wednesday as they These quotatfonm provided Lebanese conflict since the pers. calls for an Immediate waited for bread outside food 1975-76 civil war. In Tokyo, the dollar rose by members of the National cease-fire and an end of a naval stores. t the Japanese yen, Aaaoclatlon of Securltlea The dollar was mostly at 132.15 yen, up 0.78 Dealera an npnaantaUve higher Thursday in light S 31.37 yen on Wednes­ Inter-dealer prlcea as o f Poll trading on major foreign cur­ day. mid-morning today- inter- Cowtiaasd fross Pag* 1A Florida. Growth problems dians gave the environment the rency markets as traders Dealers said the dollar was dealer marketa change stepped to the sidelines ahead purcheased in line with Its rise problem by 19.7 percent. narrowly edged crime as the top most mentions, at 12.6 percent. throughout the day. P rk m do concern listed by central Flori- The telephone survey of 1,064 of Friday's March employment on overseas markets Wed­ not Include retail markup i The random telephone survey report. Gold was mostly nesday where market players markdown. Included the responses of 1,084 Florida residents aged 18 or higher. , moved to sell the yen in Florida residents 18 yean or Although growth was no older was conducted between longer considered the most Jan. 23 and March 1. The In early New York trading, anxiety over the uncertain American Pioneer 244 older, said Edward DeClalr of 314 pressing concern, 67 percent margin for error was plus or the dollar was higher against political situation in Japan Barnett Bank .33V4 the FSU policy sciences survey 3344 said It remains a problem in minus 4 percent key foreign currencies In thin caused by the Recruit stock First Union 2214 research department. The poll, 22H their communities, the highest In other findings, economic trading. scandal. FWkL 2914 which was conducted between There was a cautious mood Jan. 23 and March 1 has a percentage since the question problems were deemed most Currency dealers In New Fla. Progress 3344 3344 was first posed In 1986. pressing by 9.6 percent; social York said they expect the In the market ahead of Fri­ HughesSuppiy 1844 margin for error of four percent. IBM The greatest support for problems Including Immigra­ employment figures to set the day's U.S. employment data, Morrison's 2044 27 Drugs and drug-related limiting growth came from tion by 9.6 percent; and educa­ tone for the market. analysts noted. NCR Corp. 5544 crimes were mentioned by 18.7 56 southeast Florida, at 67.7 per­ tion by 6.8 percent. In Singapore, the dollar Plesaey 42 43 percent of respondents. cent In north Florida, the figure Government was listed as the Market watchers are ended the day unchanged at Scotty's 1141 12 Some 48.5 percent said crime was 43.6 percent. state's main problem by 4.4 expecting the Labor Depart­ 1.9485 Singapore dollars. Southeast Bank 25H 2544 In their neighborhoods is In­ Environmental concerns percent o f the respondents. ment to report U.9. employ­ The dollar closed slightly SunTrust 2214 2244 ment growth slowed In March, lower in Hong Kong at 7.7845 creasing. Crime concerns ranked third overall, at 10,1 Taxes were most frequently Walt Disney 7844 7814 percent The figure was 3.1 cited In that area, at 1.7 per­ with civilian unemployment Hong Kong dollars, down from Westinghouse 5414 ranked higher among respon­ percent.in 198a Central Flori­ cent. seen up 0.1 percentage point 7.7855 on Tuesday. The Hong Brunswick 1944 1 9 * dents from north and southeast to 5.2 percent and nonfarnt Kong markets were closed HBJ 9 * 10 payrolls up around 215,000 Wednesday for the Chlng Fla. National 2414 2444 Jobs. Ming holiday. Winn-Dixie 4544 46(4 Station sow 3044 Bpb Bennett , also charged anything. Whatever he did for ______Promise for Northwestern 817,000 owed them River Country allowed his wife the station was In his own best from a promotion that failed last and himself to operate the sta­ Interest." sens at Minnesota.** Gold And Slim tion with a management con­ year, the "69-cent dollar." Because of the friction with the The promises came one day NEW YORK (UP1) - Foreign But Masl said any other un­ tract. a violation of FCC rules. LOS ANGELES (UP!) - Oil Bob Bennett also filed com­ Bennetts. Masl mid he does not and entertainment mogul after Minnesota Gov. Rudy and domestic gold A silver paid wages or debts Incurred by intend to sell the station to the Perpich pledged a united effort prices quoted In dollars per previous owners will not be his plaints March 16 with the Wage Marvtn Davis promised that If and Hour Division, saying Mas! them. Joan and Bob Bennett by state officials of both troy ounce Thursday: responsibility, but a matter be­ he takes over, Northwest owed Bennett, his wife and were not available at their North Airlines, he will keep Its* .parties and union leaders to tween the former owners and Scott Avenue home Wednesday try to stop Davis from taking those owed money. another employee a total of headquarters In Minnesota, about 87.000 in impald wages. afternoon. retain Its managers and over NWA Inc., Northwest's Previous close 383.25 off 3.75 Mast owned the station until parent company based tn St. Morning fixing 384.20up 0,95 1964 when he sold It after the Mast's attorney. Carmine Masl said he plans to keep the employees and expand its Bravo, said Mad did not owe the station and rebuild Its standing Hong Kong384,10off 3.20 tragic deaths o f his wife, daugh­ routes. Bennetts any wages. in the community. "And If in a letter to Nc ter and brother that year. The stpftfcaa.tiwj^fe them back, esatn- few years, somebody comes _ Good hick,'" Bravo along and offers me'tti* million Da#lsw«a4d M s ti ember if 'jiDMrJaMsAwAfM m tomf ex AfiMlspot o —aR4-- v e r— open m s.oio D io Wednesday. “ It's our dollars, then maybe ’lffh sell;" ''wcmjd be a po%Jve he is not owed Mast said. r w Aftr managei lOrOO m & p * president, Walter J. employees of the company, as 30 Indus 2298.57 off 6.23 Bowen. wffib‘ h£3~n0 well as for the cittxens of the 20 Trans 1065.49 off 1.78 (London morning fixing tn radio station operations, was 1— 1 communities in which NWA 15 Utils 185.04 off 0.42 change is baaed on the pre­ recognised for Ms "Grady L." . ] / I l 1 ffflRy -ft 1 operates, particularly the cltl- 65 Stock 876.62off 2.04 vious day's doting price.) character often seen on The Nashville Network television NIm w SIx Im programs. Marts It Karan ant Mika Railing. a haby bay, By May, court documents state Pattana Bowen had stopped making the Marts It Kelley- monthly payments to Masl for Rauarfy Qtkhrlet Lucia and Thamat Oaugharty, a baby girl. Kathla Crime* 1A which showed she had received vidlng campaign services paid the station, leaving over Iramlngar and William lata a by himself throughout her elec­ 0176,000 owed to Masl. Masl J tilT .M H he didn't file the and spent 0145,510, the largest Damn J. baby flirt. CatH barry filed for foreclosure In October JanlaM. Marts M complaint in the role of a sore amount ever raised and spent by tion bid. but not billing her 1968. Alao that month, Seminole Vara Lsa Paula and Mika A Mar-man. a I loser, but becaiae he wanted to a candidate for county office. campaign account, which Davis alleged is another elections law Orange Broadcasting Co., who assure state laws had been CartnMa Claudia and Philip Had. a baby girl. The campaign report showed sold the -station to River Dattona Jennifer Kelley loaned her Country, was awarded a 831.206 piy|jgi Hippgif D HOT nPITIVai ■ 888f 88fi WipnP"* should be answerable to campaign account 010,906 after MkhaMO-Urn*. tprtnga the law,'' Davis mid. "She made Davis further alleged that by Judgement against River kaSyP.t Linda and Chartaa Paltofc. a baby gbl. the previous campaign report, making the loan, Jennifer Kelley Country for utgwid mortgage Ta \ such an issue over (Republican I Ma Mm w m submitted four days before the showed she dicki't have enough payments. JaAnna and Timotey l andao. a baby bay. District 5 opponent Dick) Van Nov. 8 election. She told the Oallana money in her campaign account When River Country an­ MarcS ft Der Welde not living in the Sanford Herald she made the , a baby gbl. district, she should know about to pay her husband at the end of nounced in October that Joan loan Feb. 6 to pay Boghan Kelley her campaign. State laws pro­ Oaarga W. lulHy tr. Winter Park and Bob Bennett of Orlando Jimmy Laa Stephanie and Steve Launar. a baby girl, the legal aspects of what she 811,212 for his own time, mate­ hibit candidates from acquiring does." rials and his staff to work on her would buy the station, Masl did EUlnaWLRaaaala Dallana materials and services unless not pursue the foreclosure, William Tuaghar Mallnda and Fred Sdunldl III, a baby bay. Before the September primary, campaign. they liave enough money to pay EdraRialm ArheH. PeLand Kelley claimed Van Der Welde hoping to have the station sold Virginia Oavar, Dalton* M artha Eoghan Kelley Is a Sanford for them. and his debt paid without court barilla Ferrara, Dtltana Sylvia and William Scharrar. a baby gbl. was not living tn the Sanford- architect, real estate broker and AsaMbdWbW DaHana area District 5 as required by Kelley said she was not complications. WBln■ aZdw7V| J* RBMffiS!7nmlZbd^tIi MII8RB March a computer salesman. Eva A. Stanaon. Deltona * and Arffur Gooch. a baby bay. state law. Van Der Welde filed a knowingly violating the laws. But the sale to the Bennetts Kathleen V. Shively, Oranga City complaint with the Stale At­ Jennifer Kelley's cam palgn She said she had tried to check fell apart on the date of the Jdtn Cation. Sarrewto Patricia and Kama* Luca*. a baby bay, torney's Office mylng she made loan was not listed in'i the with Goard to see If the loan was purchase dosing. Feb. 27, 1969, Rudolph Jama*. Windermere proper, but Goard was un­ Adrienne Smith and baby grll Patricia and Pater Schattmlltor, a baby false and malicious statements Itemized contribution and loan in part because Masl, holder of SIRTMS gbl, Laka Mary against him. The State At­ listing tn the report, although it available the week she sub­ the first mortgage on the station, March Sd torney's Office found no was listed in the wrong column mitted her report. "I just de­ demanded payment in full. Bob CdHh Radrlguat. a baby bay. a baby g b i wrongdoing. on the summary page. A sub­ cided. the heck with It, Kelley Bennett said they had agreed to Karan and Jamaa Manama, a baby gbl. said. "Let's go ahead and file it a payment schedule, but ac­ Davis has accused Jennifer sequent corrected report, filed LabaMary and if there's a problem, we'U knowledged a contract was not Angala and Mkhad Pint, a baby gbl, Nancy and Tarranca Lawnkhl. a baby gbl. Kelley of "willfUly" committing March 1 at the request of take care of It." signed by Mast agreeing to the several violations at state elec­ Supervisor of Elections Sandra II Lyrwte and Craig Saghana. a baby bay. payments. Ung Yaa and JM Han Hwang, a baby gbl, Winter Park tions laws after she was sworn in Goard. showed the loan was made Feb. 6. Many of the allegations in the as the District 5 county commis­ eight-count complaint could sioner on Nov. 22. Willful! vio­ Davis's complaint stales the constitute felonies under state lation would compound the law and Kelley and her husband L«g«l Notice L+qal Notlcts L«gal Notices Legal Nolle* seriousness of the act, according loan violates Florida election could face fines and prison NOTICE OP to state law. laws that prevent campaign IN TH I COUNTY COURT, NOTICE OP NOTICE OF contributions from being made sentences if criminal charges INANDPOR FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME were brought and they were (IM IN O L I COUNTY, Naftaa N haraby glvan teal I Naltca I* haraby glvan teal I Notice l* haraby given teat I Davis' complaint shows the after elections. The complaint FLORIDA am angagad m ten mate at Itn am mg«a*d m butm**t at MU im tm i g d In butlnam at IS4 alleged violations stem from further asserts Jennifer Kelley convicted. Jennifer Kelley alao CIRCUIT CIVIL OfVIIION Fruur Ln, Sanford, laminate Santera Avo , lamU1 * Caunly, Lari Ann Lana. Winter Sprlngi Kelley s Feb. 6. 1989 final knew Eoghan Kelley was pro- could face removal from office. c a m no. w-iwr-CA-ta-c Caunly, Florida undar lha Florida undar tea Ftallllau* FL JI70*. laminate Caunly. SAMUEL WRIGHT, SR . Fktttteua Kama al NOTH I HO Nama al O'NEAL DISTRIIU Florida undar tea Fktttlauo campaign contribution report. Plaintiff, TOO TRIVIAL, and teat I Intend TORS, and teal I Intend to Nama at EXPNEU TOW1NO. H. te roglater aaid nama with tea rngltlar *ald nama with tea and teal I intend te ragkter tatd EUGENE RIVERS. Clark al tea Circuit Court, Clark at tha Circuit Court, nama with tea Clark al tea Review laminate Caunfy. Florida In laminate County, Florida In Cbcull Court. Sam mate CaiaMy. NOTICE OP ACTION accardanca vrlte tea Pravliten* Florida m accordance with tea Fags 1A report as "a systematic TO: EUOENE RIVERS al tea Fktliteua Nama Statute*. at tea Fbtllloga Nama Statute*. Provltiont al tha Flctltlauo services, will school-based program Identify­ TnWIf: Indian te tw Florida T*Wit: Indian i u » Florida Nama Statute*. TaWH: Sadten a*s W Florida statute* MW. submit a report outlining the ing students experiencing Statute* iff}. Statute* IHJ. lEU aa------* 1—- YOU ARE NOTIFIED Stef an /t/Sarah 0. Franr /t/JttfONaal «a ■ ifwn^piiigiiii ink ■ cost of textbooks at elementary, personal difficulties and provid­ Pubikh: March M. n . M. April Publlth March JO. April 4 IJ. PublHh March a , M, April a middle and high schools. The ing a consistent referral process OTi hot wwwinf pnparYf ill a. m w JO. MW IJ. MW report says the current financial for these students," will require laminate Caunty. FterfdSt d e c -in DtC-JW DEC ns MaJ. Werner M. Friedmann, Tha Saute It teal al Lai A 69, 577 Orange St.. Altamonte outlay will not be sufficient to the school board to hire a Stack n. Tter a, atcardbte la Springs, died Wednesday > at fund the implementation of a minimum of two and a max­ tea Ptal tearaef aa ratardad In Florida Hospital, Altamonte planned elementary reading imum of eight additional staff Plat Saak |, Pagan M. *4. nr in. unit. Public r Springs. Bom March 18. 1920 in program In the 1991 fiscal year. members to phase in the pro­ a< l aminate Caunfy. Plartdi. NOTICE OF Bavaria. Germany, he moved to The committee recommends gram over the next five years. baa kaan filad agaiaat you. and NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME DON'T Altamonte Springs from Valley that. In the future, the school The committee charted with yaa art rapilrad te aarva a cagy FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hortby glvan teal wa al yaur written da tenant, II wry. Not lea M haraby glvan teat I ora angagad M bualnat* al IW fONont Forge. Pa.. In 1977. He was a board should consider the reviewing all school board te It an ar featern May t MW. am angagad te butenou al V I Mallard Or . laniard. FL WH\. retired major In the Air Force purchase of books as a capital policies with the assistance of Fb*t SI, Laka Mary. Fla »74*. laminate County. Florida undar Clark al nut Caurf aftear Later, Sam Inal* Cawtty. Florida undar tha Flctlllau* Nama at DE and a member of St. Mary expense that occurs annually the Florida School Board tea Fktltteu* Nama al TIMS aarvtea an Pumtttfi attorney ar TAILS, and teat wa Intend te Whan buying or: Magdalen Catholic Church. He and that they provide funds for Association must wait until at Immadlalaly Iharaaflar, W IN D O W A DOOR IN ragltter laid nama mite ten this on an annual basis. least November to receive the alharwiM a dalault will fca STALLATION. and teal I Intend Clark el tha Circuit Court, — remember to lum to was s veteran rf World War II te ragteter taM nama vrlte tea ciatMfidd tor lau Dr. Joseph Baslle. director of help they will need from the laminate County, Florida In and the Korean War. Clark al tha Circuit Court, accardanca with tea Provident tfOfwywMng igauRti . Survivors Include wife, curriculum services, is heading a FSBA to complete their task. laminate Caunfy. Florida In at tea Fkitiwu* Name Statute*. Jeanne; sons. Michael. Mont committee whkh has done the The reports will be discussed OAT EO an March If. MW accordance with tea Pravlwoni Town tad tan 0*1 at Ftanda at tea F let it lout Nama Statute*. 322-2911 Clare, Pa.. Wllbun. Lansdale. preliminary work to develop a in detail with school board (SEALI Statute* t*SJ MARVANNC MORSE TaWH Sadten H IM Florid* /»/K*vUiR. Fry Pa.; four grandchildren. student assistance program for members at the Friday morning Clark al tea Cbcull Caurf Statute* IM7 Cynthia 0 Fry youngsters who have crises In work session. Final approval of By Jam! ter P Price /t/TUnmy Sraatlyn PuMteh March IJ. JO. April «. Baldwln-Falrchlld Funeral PubIMh March JO. April *. II. their lives. completed Items Is slated for Oagufy Clark U. IW* Home. Altamonte Springs. In PuMite: April*. IIJ *. 17, l«Ut ‘ .I* OECU4 charge of arran^ments. The program, defined In the future meetings. DEO 41 DEC JM

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i — San lord Harold, Sanlord, Florida — Thurgday, April 6, 1( [ i'.o / .' - i *.■’ (liS it ll V'j Ltgal Notlct Ltyl Notlc«i Notices Legal Notice . Legal Notice — IN TH I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE RISNTEENTN JUDICIAL FICTITIOUS KAMI CIRCUIT INANOPOR NaMca l« M M f given tort tm IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ark W| i m tn buabwat *t 41) rrtlat diman did In lh* Cam- SEMINOLE COUNTY. aJaUtP*w matt Ot- ■*-»mtqillmrt. — OPTHEISTH FLORIDA WhltcembDr., JUDICIAL CIRCUIT CASE NO. N-tStT CA-at-F 0*n*va.S*mln*l* Caunty, OATEO an IM* Ird day at OF FLORIDA. April ItM. . FIRST UN ION MORTOAOE Florida under ttw Fktlltoul INANOPOR Nam* M L * WILLIAMS - (MALI SEMINOLECOUNTY CORPORATION, a North • MARYANNE MORSE ii-r Carolina Corporation, t/k/a WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION, case no. aaatacA-aa-F Mira, d*vlt**i. |rant**», CLERKOFTHE o i w I aoaiL^uww * * ——. ION BROW an* Mai mm Man* to r**iiter GENERAL JURISDICTION ■Hifiwni crwHirort, iiwmji l* h M rum* with lh* Clark *1 ttw CIRCUIT COURT DIVISION an* truito**, an* all attwr Circuit Caurl. Sam Inal* County, BY: W*ndyW. Coflint poroan* claiming by- through, IN TM* CIRCUIT COURT MORTOAOE AND TRUST. Florida In accarttanca with lh* Deputy Ctork INC undar or agalnal m* named OFTMEIIEHTBBNTH Provlilont of ttw Plctltlaut Publlth: April L I X 1X17. Iftt J PLAINTIFF, Defendant!*); and th* Nam* Statvto*. TaWU: Section JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DED-M M M * FtorM* Statvto* HP. IN AND FOR stM««LRcwirrf. N O TK IO F JOHNNY L. HENDERSON FILL TAW, MERMAN E Ta/t.E.Wl Miami AND /t/Jantc* S. William* STATIC ? FLORIDA.'.:; FICTITNMIB NAME RRIOMOND. OORMAN Cat* Na.i aa-issa-cA-aa-L A4-AI-- (fe , wlyaw Nial I* SHERRY L. HENDERSON. Pdblhh: March M, SX M, April Imt ILE tl nmWf FUmT V HIS WIFE; OAVID C. COVEY; COMPANY OF DAYTONA am anaagad to kuilnan at t ip ■EACH. INC ALTAMONTE AHS* OAT ROOFING. INC.; JAMES Far* Dr., Santord, FL *P7I, osc-m HOOD; ItMIHOLS MEMORI­ GARAQB.IMC. ALL STATE l amtoaN County, FtorMa undar FIFE SUPPLY CO.. INC ttw Fkmtaua Nam* at TH I AL DOC MR'S TRAILER LEASI NO HOSPITAL; STATE OF CUT SHOP, and ttwt I totand to COMPANY. MICKEY KAYE. FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OF SOUTHPORT CONDOMINIUM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ASSOCIATION. INC. and THE 1M JUDICIAL CIRCUIT STATE OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DEPARTMENT OF COM COUNTY. FbDRIOA MERCE. CASE NOi aa-ataa-cA-aa-L Ootondanta PALM RAY PROPERTIES, Ml N. Franklin ftmat. Sulto NOTICE OF ACTION INC.. MM. Tampa. FlarMa aaw an m Plaintiff, hatom Nw Nth day at May, IWf PiItoNh? March IX tX 10. April v*. and Ma ttw mlglnat wttti Nw RICHARD MUROSKL at *1., A IM t Clark at ihia Caurt aiitwr baton DEC-114 NOTICE 0F*,en4enH' aarvlc* an Ptatoflire attorney m FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HERESY OIVEN purauant to a Summary Final Judgmanl «t Far*cto*ur* datod March 14, t m and mttarnd In Caaa N*. MJNXCA-dFL at Rw Circuit C**rl *t Rw Nth Judicial Circuit In and tor Samltwto Caunty, Florida. wtwmto PALM ■AY PROPERTIES. INC.. Plaintiff. and RICHARO aviating right-rtdtv I Itw: MUROSKI and CATHERINE mmrm With aeM ril" MWa! MUROSKI, hia wit*, and THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, am Defendant*. I will a ll to Rw highaoi Riddar tor caah at itw Waal Frant Dam at tha Sam Inala Caunty Court- at your wrttton diNnwa, H any, haoaa, laniard. Flartda. at II:go to it on ROBERT E. MESSICK. a'ctach AM . an th* 17th day *1 Pialniitl'a attarnay, whaaa April, twa. ttw Mtowtog da- addraaa N Paatol Drawm tm , laraaata. FtorMa M S . tat m hatom lha Wh day at April, HM, and Ma ttw artglnal with ttw Clark at Ihia Caurt aliwr batom aarvlca an Flainfltra can It *1 angl* at 7S*14'St", an arc dtatanc* at U. 11 to*t: tlwnc* North a r s r ir - w**t. i » a i tmt: ttwnc* North a r ir is ’* w w , la u t t**t> ttwnc* South a j D ' i r Wmt. tlwnc* aauttwrly along lh* arc of a tangant cum* balng concave to tha taat, having a radlua at MMJi toot, a control angl* at I I H W , an arc dlatone* *1 l u g to*t to Itw

NOTICE OF FORECLOIUEI SALE EY CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT Hetta* to hereby given ttwt to* under*Ignad Maryann* .Macao Clark at th* Circuit Court at SEMINOLE County. FtorMa, will, an th* knd day al May, itM, at IliM A M ., at tha watl FRONT dam at Nw SEMINOLE Caunty Caurttwuaa. in ttw City al SANFORD. FtorMa, attar tor aatoand tall al public ewNry to

PARCEL NO. m COUNTY ROAD 417 IChartotto Stmat to S.R. 4M) TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT ThatjMreal at land lying In Saclton L TownaMp II Smith. EangaM Raat. Seminal* County, FtorMa. mam parttcutarly daaertoad a* toltowa; Cammanca at to* Southwaat earner at VaNneaurt Subdivlalan. Plat ■aak L Pam M, Saminato Comity Florida: ttwnc* Nmttt E R r r taat, it Ji toot along ttw Stoat lln* at aaM aubdlvlilan: ttwnc* South m n r m r last. h .*f tmt tm a p o in t o f b e g in n in g .- « n M ^T ar'. an arc dtotanca at «U S toot: ttwnc* Smdh a r a 'M H lort. canflnu* South g r iT M " Eaat, W*J* tmt; ttwnc* Nmtti s r t n r M M tort (ttw tort two cauram daicrtkid being canrtdant with aaM ■•at. I N tool: tlwnc* Nmttt aTITM " Waal. NBAS tort; ttwnc* Agw B —l —a ^ ^ ^ ^ m * Smitti S W M^Wml, f AS totl to ttw PMtd at EmMMng. Th* above partal contotna UWagrnm toot, mam m loo*, Ttwatwvapmcai contain* t*4 a*uam taat, mam m toe*. together with PARCEL NO. R4S togettwrarllh COUNTY ROAORF PARCEL NO. R » COUNTY ROAD 07 IChartotto Stmrt to S.R. 414) IChartotto Strart to S.R.4M) RESTORATION EASEMENT RESTORATION EASEMENT That parcel of land tying In Gtonmm L*a Addition T* Ungwaed. That parc*l at land lying In tort Ian L Tewnthlp tl South. Man** M Plat Bmk L F *f* SL Saminato Caunty. FtorMa, mam particularly Eaat, Samliwto County, FtorMa. mm* pmtlculmly Oitcrlbad aa dmertoad m tailewt: toltowa: COMMENCE at ttw I miltwart earner *4 Lot L Block I, Gtonmm Commence at the S*utttwml cemm el Veienmurt Subdlvlaton. Plal Lm Addition To Long wood. Flat Bock 4, Pam SX ttwnc* North •oak L Pom at. Somlneto County, FtorMa: ttwnc* North * t n r a r • r m r Wmt. U M tool etong ttw South lltw of aaM Lot 4 tor ttw E*at. IT .to tmt along th* Wbat I In* *1 toM aubdlvlaton tor a POINT POINT OP BEGINNING; ttwnc* Nmtti Wmt. M.U tort; OF BEGINNING; ttwnc* crnllnu* North w n r m r Coal. M M toot; thanm nmthmty along ttw arc ml a tangant curva. concave to ttw ttwnc* South u r a " Eaat. V f l tort; ttwnc* Smith •W r Wmt. Eaat, having a radlua *1 STM.* tool, a central angle ot trtarca", m arc dtotonca at ti ll taat to a paint at mvaraa curvatum; ttwnco narttwrly atong tha arc al aaM mvaraa curva hrtng cancava to ttw Sarthwail, having a radlua at UM taat, a central an* la at •*»*■ to” , an arc an tone* at JIM tort to a point an ttw muttwrly rlghtafway

NOTICE OF FOO a CLOSURE BALI EV CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT Nrttm I* Iwmby given that lha undw*lgn*d Maryann* Mara* Ctork *t ttw Circuit Court at SEMINOLE Caunty, FtorMa. will, an ttw Ind day al May. I tat. •I ii:M A.M.. at lha wmt FRONT dmr at ttw SEMINOLE narttwrly right *4 way I In* at Fawlln* Slrmt tor a POINT OF Caunty Caurthouw. In Itw Clly BEOINNINO; ttwnc* continue North grW 4 *" Wm I, MAM tort; City *1 Long wood Sowar Service at SANFORD. FtorMa. rttor tar ttwnc* North t r t i n i " Eaat. H M tort; ttwnc* Smith *0*1r m " Eaat. Arm and haa prepared a matter Mto and tall at public outcry to its ft tort: ttwnc* South artTT ar Wmt. M (0 tort to ttw Paint *1 wattewator col Wet ion plan to ttw hlghmt and teat hlOdar tor baglnniflo * provide lower aarvko to ttw cath. ttw tol towtng Oaecrlbad Tha above dtacribad porc*l contain* X7M iquart tort, mam or entire City Sewer Service Arm. preparty altuatod In SEMINOLE Th* purpaa* *1 lh* Public Caunty, FtorMa. towtt: Hearing It to prawnl ttw C*m CONDOMINIUM UNIT IM. pretwniive Matter Weilewater Building IP. al HIDDEN Caltoctlon Flan finding! re­ SPRINGS CONDOMINIUMS. garding ttw typ*. location, and coal at ttw prmawd lacilltwt Th* hearing will provMa inter •ttod partWt on opportunity I* bettor imderatand ttw prefect

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rc-r f r>m;akp-ifjy*wpt — , i Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida — Thursday, April 6, I0B9 — 7A Valdez captain remains in jail United Proas International "This is the worst man made hold him in no ball." Rohl said. and nervously bit his Up as lie BRIEFS disaster since Hiroshima." the Hazelwood's lawyer said the was led Into the courthouse. M f f r i ■ ■ ■ HAUPPAUGE. N.Y. - A Judge Judge declared at Hazelwood's family could not make ball and His heavy beard shaved clean, who is an avid environmentalist arraignment In stale Supreme Hazelwood was taken to the he stood silently with his head Imported semiautomatics banned lashed out at the captain of the Court. "Tills stamp of destruc­ Suffolk County Jail In Rlvcrhead, bowed as he was arraigned on a Exxon Valdez, nngrlly setting tion will be on his mind as long N.Y. New York fugitive warrant WASHINGTON — The Bush administration, steadily moving ball for the surrendered seafarer ns he breathes." Hazelwood, 42. emerged from stemming from three misde­ toward a public opinion that favors tougher.gun control, Is at $1 million while accusing him The Judge, an environmen­ hiding Wednesday for the first meanor charges Issued Friday In prohibiting the Import or all semiautomatic weapons. of causing the "worst man-made talist who lives on Long Island's time since the accident to sur­ Valdez, Alaska. The administration Wednesday expanded Its Mnrch 14 disaster since Hiroshima." Great South Bay and whose render to Suffolk County District Hazelwood, who has a history temporary ban on the Import of 25 types of semlautomatlcs to Justice Kenneth Rohl's de­ court chambers arc decorated Attorney Patrick Henry. of alcohol-related legal troubles, cover the remaining 24 foreign-made versions. . cision Wednesday to establish with duck decoys he carved, said Wearing a black leather Jacket, Is accused of piloting the Exxon White House press secretary Marlin Fltzwater said the ball at $1 million bond or he even considered refusing ball khaki pants, white shirt and red Valdez while Intoxicated, reck­ prohibition would remain In effect until the completion of a •500,000 cash stunned’ both because of threats against tie, Hazelwood — who lives with less endangerment and criminal review to determine If the rapid-fire guns, as required by law. Captain Joseph Hazelwood and Hazelwood's life. his wife and daughter In Hun­ negligence. The charges carry a have a legitimate sporting use. prosecutors, who had asked It be "If there were preventive tington. N.Y. — Ignored crowds maximum penalty of 27 months Lawmen, ranging from police on the street In Los Angeles to set at only $25,000. custody In this state, I would of reporters and photographers in Jail and • 11,000 In fines. federal drug agents In New York, complain that a growing number of criminals, particularly drug lords, arm themselves with so-called semiautomatic “ assault weapons.*' Migrant farm workers malnourished House passes poll closing time WASHINGTON — Migrant farmworkers, although laboring amid an abundance of food, commonly suffer malnutrition and United Press International A total of 39 states would have D-Wash. It would apply only In for some voters In many Western hunger accentuated by parasitic Infections, a consumer group to change their poll closing times presidential election years and states to learn who was elected said Thursday, calling for better government food programs. WASHINGTON - The House because of the bill. Alaska and all polls In the continental Unit­ president before they vote. Sup­ Public Voice for Food and Health Policy released the findings has moved to keep presidential Hawaii would be exempt. ed States would close at 9 p.m. porters of the uniform closing of a year-long study on the nutritional and health status of the election results Bccret until The House approved Identical In the Eastern time zone, 8 p.m. time argued that a belief the 1 million to 3.5 million migrants and their families, and made voters In almost all states have legislation In 1986 and 1987, In the Central zone and 7 p.m. In presidential election was already several recommendations. cast ballots, approving a na­ but the Senate did not act. the Mountain region. over discouraged voter turnout ''While we have known for some time that migrant tional poll closing time that However, the Senate Rules In the Pacific time zone, In Western slates and could farmworkers endure extremely difficult living and working supporters said would boost Committee passed a similar bill daylight-saving time would be seriously alter the outcome of conditions, this report brings to light the cruel Irony that this turnout and Improve the Integri­ last year and Chairman Wendell extended until Just after Election other races on the ballot. population derives little benefit from the agricultural bounty ty of Election Day. Ford. D-Ky.. told House mem­ Day. That would allow polls In The difficulty was particularly that surrounds them." said Ellen Haas, executive dlrrctor of The measure, passed Wed­ bers he planned to make a new that region to close at 7 p.m. — troublesome In 1980 when tele­ • Public Voice. nesday on a 238-154 vote, now effort to push the legislation to the same time as In the other vision networks, using exit poll From Unllsd Pros* International raporta goes to the Senate, where Its fate the full Senate. time zones. data, declared Ronald Reagan appeared to be brighter than The House measure was Under the current pattern of the winner over Jimmy Carter during previous years. sponsored by Rep'. A1 Swift. poll closing times. It Is common as early as 8:15 p.m. EST.

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Compact Compact Answerer Countertop , 9 WASHINGTON - Dennis $ 1 9 9 wrtee tcreenmg Microwave Patrick, the controversial ■ MCK : architect of major dereculatory |Electronles&Aggllance^ moves affecting the broadcasting [ and telephone Industries, said he was resigning as chairman of the Federal Communications Commission. Patrick — head of the panel since April 20. 1987, and a FCC commissioner since 1983 — led the Reagan administration's ef­ forts to reduce federal regulation o f American Telephone & Tele­ graph Co. following the court- ordered breakup of the [ telecommunications giant. [rIn | addition,..i i | Patrick U fought an sxtendedv high-profile and • WItfe Ffirtuangnsf t rJ | GREAT BUYS ON VCR'S! L democrats over abol- slom HERE ARE JUST TWO! tShlng the Fairness Doctrine, a long-standing FCC policy that MAGNA required broadcasters to air op­ MA3NAVCW posing viewpoints on con­ troversial Issues. 25” DOLOR In an Ironic coincidence. Patrick announced his resigna­ tion Wednesday at the same 25“* color t v with ttmoTO time a House subcommittee * Total remote on • screen graphic approved legislation resurrecting controls B17S- HOTPOINT WMUIACTI ON the Fairness Doctrine. channel cable UUARANTrri) Patrick,resigning 37. because told reporters he felt he compel Ibis UUrtWA had achieved most of his key All Fabric Heavy Duty Waster policy goals andid itIt was time for 5388 SAVE sExtra Largs him to return to the private vhs vat with Remote Capacity a 2 weih j sector. s Remote On-Screen •pm • 4 1 Programming e 155- W & W “ We have accomplished most Variable water channel cable control of the agenda we set for compatible . mwiroowM ourselves.” Patrick said. “ The B t-month/2-event M programmable timer ■ regulatory process should not v«»rio*T stand In the way of benefits *278 flowing from the radical re­ structuring of the market now going on." ONLY Patrick, appointed by Presi­ dent Reagan, denied he was s25‘ nudged out by the new Bush S H A R P I era m o * nr* administration, saying his reslg- /nation was "absolutely volun- 1 19" COLOR 1 Heavy Duty ■. “ The White House has been Automatic Washer supportive of me from Day 1." • ? ft ' rife* fa rm e r u* he said. I vluly Patrick said he had no Im­ i r itnttr.it mediate plans, had conducted no > job negotiations and would re- HQ VHS Video Recorder main FCC chairman until the ■ l u*' &iu) klM* *m f»i'i'{»t» Ipenate confirmed his successor. The National Association of roadcasters, AT&T and s1 8 8 * 2 6 9 erous regional Bell telphone impanles and telecommunlca- Ions Industry groups Issued GREAT BUYS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT— SALE ENDS FRIDAY AT 9 P.M. itatements praising Patrick, 1th the United States Tele- MASNAVOX one Association saying It'was disappointed" he was not MAGN/NCK ytng. Large Senate aides said Patrick was Capacity er considered likely to stay Auto at the FCC under President ib m m l Electric . As for a successor, they Dryer id the current front-runners Alfred Sikes, head of the tlonal Telecommunications «w o «a - aw town t v ioow»tr i»f ounnafya latu. n.Frott id Information Administration w/Untvtrsu sy.rtm B M rrla^jttjr R i m the Commerce Department. ‘ Sherrie Marshall, the FCC's ngresslonal llason under k. tides said Sikes seemed to be U8fiL*89S«r*599 ~s447l *277 favored candidate of Sen. in Danforth. R Mo., the influ- MONOAV-FRtOAY 10 AM-R PM IN SANFORD, SHOP A M cDUFF SUPERCENTER AT: SATURDAY 9 A M PM I ranking Republican on the SUNDAY It DOOM PM »te Commerce Committee, ch reviews FCC appointees HWY. 1792 SEMINOLE CENTER...... Jtkmuwdom. 305-321-5993 rSenate confirmation. CHARDf PLAN | itnong other accompllsh- mts. Patrick said he was NOBODY UNDERSELLS McDUFF! jjjfpjj lly proud of the FCC's :nt “ price cap" decision. :h changed the way the FCC MDAVlOWpatCfCUASANTtC McOUFF^urjntenimowprtcn if you f no » lower advert tied price on your pur meted ttemwtt ran maty aeyt vmpiy bring eittiead end your •—1 *■*■«>«■■■ ilates AT&T. Previously, the McOUFt receipt we wts tend you a refund for the price auterence run guarantee don not apply to mjnufactw*r'i doteoutt reeetn tpactai purenatn or gong out of LL— . J S L butemt tain it ano don not appty to mated quantity nwrenendne or floor demon* tret on The adverthement mutt be for mercnanOte that » readsy *v«utw for «•• imlsslon granted AT&T a set enmedute ptet up or deSvery from a focal ttore S T J 1 “** life of return an Its Investment In ;kmg-dlstancc service. i

Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Thursday, April fl. 1869 Poland recognizes Solidarity operate Jointly to Implement Polish history, them." said a Joint statement by “ We have outlined togethrr a the government and Walesa vision of a reformed system WARSAW. Poland - Solidari­ The agreement, covering poltl based on society — a state oi ty and government officials said leal, economic and social reform socialist parliamentary democ- their historic agreement to re­ and union pluralism, then was racy." Klszciak said, legalize the banned union and adopted by a consensus of the 57 "Although they are In the Implement sweeping democratic participants meeting In the framework of the International STOCKHOLM. Sweden — A state prosecutor said authorities reforms opens a new era In the would charge a Swedish man who has a history of violent 10th-century palace housing the trend of the transformation ot nation's history, but warned governing Council of Ministers, socialism, they arc orlglnnl. pin crimes with the 1H86 assassination of Prime Minister Olof Poles must be prepared for more Palme. • Polish radio said. neer and Polish.'’ he aald. refer- sacrifices. The agreement .calls free elec- ring to political, social and cco- The prosecutor said Wednesday he would Inform the court "Either we shall be able to tlons In June for representatives nomlc reforms ■d''?ca*et* Thursday of his decision to charge Chrtster Pettersaon. 42. build or we shall drown with murdering Palme. Morath said the trial was expected to In a new chamber of parliament. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, ourselves In chaos or a civil war the Senate. The voting would Wnlcsa. who helped end a begin within one month. from which no winner will "We have taken a decision In principle to charge him. We represent the first-such free wave of labor unrest last year In emerge." Solidarity leader Lech believe the suspicions against the man are so strong that a Walesa said Wednesday after elections In Eastern Europe In return for the fi°Y,ern™?n,1 * 40 years, although the Senate's agreement to open talks with the court should Iry them." Deputy National Proaecutor Axel negotiators signed the East powers would tie limited. opposition, warned that unity Is Morath said. Bloc’s first power-sharing ar­ Pctiersson was arrested Dec. 14 and remanded In custody on In the other cham ber o f needed to Implement the re­ rangement between the Com­ parliament, the Communist forms. The changes are expected suspicion of being the assassin who shot Palme on a downtown munist Parly and the people It Stockholm street Feb. 28. 1980. as he walked home from a late Party and allied parties and lo bring even more austerity governs. groups will be guaranteed 65 while the country makes the night movie with his wife Llsbct. The economic and political percent of the scats, with 35 difficult transition to a more reform package was agreed to In Denunciation of Stalin published percent set aside for opposition market-oriented society, talks that began Feb. 6 among Lsch Walesa candidates. In Washington. White House MOSCOW — Nikita Khrushchev's secret 1956 speech official representatives and lead­ denouncing dictator Josef Stalin's "personality cult has been round-table (talks) approved the Interior Minister Czeslaw spokesman Marlin Fltzwatcr ers of key opposition, business Kiszczak told participants the hailed the agreement "as a published In the Soviet Union after being suppressed for 33 and church groups. points included In the agreement agreement opens a new era In historic step. ” years. Soviet television said Wednesday. "The participants of the and expressed their will to Khrushchev’s landmark address of Feb. 24. 1956, which was read lo the 20th Congress of Commmuntst Party members behind closed doors, appeared In the March Issue of the new Journal News of the Central Committee of the Communist Gorbachev, Thatcher meet in London Party, the Soviet news program Vremya said. ' ______!______— ______f m m Thatcher at the and a school and Britain a school will build Britain In will earth d u u o in c i . . - Although far more gruesome recitations of the crimes of warm handshake from Thatcher at the doorway to the prime minister’s official quakc-stricken Armenia. Stalin have appeared In Soviet publications In the present era At the same time. British Foreign Minister of glasnost, or openness, the full text of the so-called aecret LONDON — Soviet President Mikhail residence. The Soviet leader waved to some 200 Sir Geoffrey Howe and his Soviet coun­ Gorbachev went to 10 Downing Street terpart. Eduard Shevardnadze, were holding Thursday for lunch and summit talks with shivering reporters and photographers but said nothing as he went Inside for talks two rounds Of talks that aides said would Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, a meet­ include human rights Issues. . expected to center on Thatcher's Insistence ing expected to cement the already close The two leaders actually had already that Moscow destroy all chemical weapons relationship between the two leaders. begun their talks informally, when Thatcher Gorbachev, clad In a blue overcoat against and reduce Its nuclear stockpile. rode with Gorbachev after hla anrtval at Before their working lunch. Oorbachev weather colder than that he left behind In London's Heathrow Airport Wednesday and Thatcher also sat down to sign three From Unltod Pros* Inlamallonal reports Moscow last weekend, arrived by Soviet night. limousine to a red carpel welcome and a bilateral agreements on Investment, visas

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s 1 Sanford Herald THURSDAY '* ■ - X April 6; 1989 INSIDE: ■ People, Page 3B ■ Comics, Page 4B Sports ■ Classified, Page 6B Who are those guys? AMERICAN LEAGUE Lyman beats another Tartabull, Tabler lift Royals state cham pion in Even with two men out and nobody on base, seeing Danny Tartabull and Pat Tabler due up warms Kansas Gty Manager John Wat ban. Tremendous 12 tourney Thrust Into the non-promising two down and earned runs. The Greyhounds nobody on situation In the ninth Inning. By MARK BLYTHE Herald sports writer would have faired even better had Tartabull doubled and Tabler singled him home the pitching stall not run Into Wednesday night, lift­ control problems In the fourth and ing the Royals to a 2-1 BASEBALL CITY — Lyman's Jim filth Innings. victory over the Toronto Lucas came In relief In the sixth inning and put down six consecu­ Owassa o|M-ned the games scoring Blue Jays. with a single run In the top of the "I had a real good tive batters and Ills teammates scored him a pair of runs In the lirst Inning as leadoff hitter Rod feeling about that situa­ Mulllnax reached on an error that tion,” said Royals Man­ bottom of the sixth and the Greyhoiinds upset nationally- allowed him to advance to second. ager John Wathan. Damon Gardner then drew a base ‘'Danny's been hitting ranked Owassa (Oklahoma) 5-3 on balls and Mulllnax moved to the ball hard every­ Wednesday night In the Tremen­ third on a passed ball. Aaron Goins where and Pat always seems to get the big lilt." dous Twelve Tournament before 301 fans at Boardwalk and Baseball. then lilt a drive to left was caught Elsewhere In the AL. Minnesota hammered The Greyhounds Improved to but went lor a sacrifice as Mulllnnx New York 12-2. Oakland ripped Seattle 11-1 and 14-4 and will return to action today scored to put the Rams up 1-0. California downed Chicago 6-2. Boston at against Westminster Christian III Owassa managed to get Its IcadolT Baltimore and Milwaukee at Cleveland were the finals. Owassa fell to 13-2 and batter on again in the top of the postponed by rain. will lake on Waggcner Kentucky. second but a popped up bunt by “ We Just have a team that knows Mare Patterson ended Its threat and how to win." Lyman assistant Lyman came alive In the bottom BASKETBALL coach Dave Campbell said. "We're half of the inning. playing good defensively and com­ The Greyhounds then came up ing up with the lilts at the right with four hits In the bottom of the Hawks tie franchise record time." Inning to take the lead. With one Owassa was ranked ninth in the out Charlie Curley reached on a ATLANTA — Hawks coach Mike Fratello said nation coming into the tournament single and. after the second out Joe Atlanta's 42-polnt victory mnrgln over the and won the class 5A state champi­ Talbot reached on an Inlield single. Philadelphia 76crs Wednesday night was the on in Oklahoma last season. It Chris Radclllf then, with the kind of game "you want to put In a capsule." marked the second consecutive runners In motion, drilled u double WttfltBMtfMbMMi m i R * state champion the Greyhounds "Everybody had their act together," Fratello Htrald Phots by Jo* Rrynold* to lelt field to score ImiIIi runners said. "We Just played outstanding basketball. have knocked o(T In the tourney. and give the 'Hounds the lead. This Is the kind of game you want to put In a Starting pitcher Matt Pedrotty (above) ran Into some problems in the filth Three Lyman pitchers combined Kevin Wainscot I followed with a run capsule." inning, but relievers Chuck Lamb and Jim Lucas came on and were able to on a three hitter and It only suffered scoring base lilt to right In up the hold things together as Lyman pulled out a win over Owasso (Oklahoma). one inning where the Rams scored □S ee Greyhounds, Page 2B Reggie Thcus. who scored 30 points to lead the Hawks to a 135-93 victory over the 76ers that tied a franchise record, said, "When we play our game, we are tough to beat. "W e have so much talent that If we can get on Morse, Pats a roll, it will be liard to stop us." Thcus said. In the only other NBA contest Wednesday pound Hawks evening. Ihc Phoenix Suns spotted the Utah Jazz a 13-point lead In Ihc first quarter, then scrambled back for a 114-104 victory Wednes­ By DEAN SMITH day night to boost their homecourt record Herald correspondent against Western Conference teams to 26-0. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Mark Oabrovlc and Malt Fair combined on a four-hitter ,-iud Jim Morse set a school record with a pair of two run THE MASTERS home runs as the Patriots nf Lake Brantley defeated the Silver Hawks of Lake Howell 6-1 In a Gilder wins par-3 contest Seminole Athletic Conference liuschull contest at Patriot Field Wednesday night. AUGUSTA. Ga. — Bob Glider paired the first "Gabrovle did a heck of a Job.” said Patriot extra hole Wednesday to win a playofT from coach Mike Smith. "He had struggled In his last Andy Magee and capture the par-3 contest, the two outings, so It was pleasing to see him do his traditional event which precedes the Masters. tiling again. We're tickled when we get that kind Magee bogeyrd the eighth liole. where the of |H-rfonnanee out of him because lie Is our ace playoff stalled. and we need him to pitch well." The bud news for Glider Is that a par-3 winner Gabrovle gave up the four hits and one earned never has captured the Masters the same year. run over five Innings. He struck out four and walked five to pick up Ills third win of the season. Gilder and Magee each completed the regula­ Fair walked one and struck out one In Ills two tion nine holes In 5-undcr-pur 22. D.A. Welbrlng Innings of hit less relief. was In third place at 23. and tied another stroke The home runs by Morse wen* the 24ill and tiack were Scott lloch. Larry Mize. Hal Sutton 25th ol Ills career, breaking the Brantley school and Fuzzy Zoclk-r. record of 23 set l>v Mike Beams who now plays In the Houston Astm farm system. He also had an rhl single In the game as he went 3-lor-3 and H*i*M PSelo by Rob Art each NATIONAL LEAGUE drove In live runs Morse now leads the county In Lake Brantley lirst baseman Jim Morse set a trippers wero the 24th and 25th ol his prep lialllng average I 4921. total hits (31). home runs school record with his two home runs against career, surpassing the previous mark ol 23 sel by Newcomer stops scoreless run See Patriots, Page 2B Lake Howell on Wednesday night The round former Patriot star Mike Beams Everyone knows that Orel Hershiser holds the major league record for consecutive scoreless Innings pitched with 59. But. who snop|M-d the Matadors get defensive against SCC Cy Young Award winner's string on Wednesday ’Noles by -lliu Waring to start the ninth Night? By DEAN SMITH Herald correspondent Third baseman Allan llcwctt dove anil snagged a "T om " Bcn/lngcr. liner headed tor the lelt held corner In Dan Peters and At least that's who the Dodger ace thought SANFORD — David Fischer scattered eight lilts and doubled the runner oil lust to end the lourtli and rally in was responsible fur the first Inning RBI single the Matador defense shut oil several Raider scoring grabbed another shot by Teddy Craig in the sixth that saw Ills record opportunities as Valencia Community College lu-ld oil a And. with the bases loaded and two out In the ninth. come to an end. late Seminole ('omnumltv College rally to post a 6-4 Steve holieris lilt an apparent game lying grounder sixth Cincinnati's Todd Mid-Florida Conference baseball victory at Raider Field over the second base bag. but shortstop Erie Cruz (w ho "not Tom” Bcnzlngcr Wednesday alicmoon Is headed lor the Unlversltv ol Miami) made a diving From staff roporta cracked a first Inning The win Improved Valencia's record to 14-1 I overall stop and Hipped the ball to second loelid the gallic RBI single In the Reds' and evened Its conlcrcncc record at 7-7 The SCC Cruz led tile way lor Valencia, going 2 lot 2 with a SANFORD - Pilcher Mike 4 -3 w in o v e r L o s Raiders. 7-23 overall and 2-11 In the conlcrcncc. will double, two bases on balls two mils scored and two Scncchck slim k out six and Angeles host tb< Timber wolves ol Lake City Community l allege iuiis batted in llcwctt done in two runs with a pair ol allowed (list one lilt III live Following the game, in a Mid-Florida Conlcrcncc contest today starting at singles and Mike Marker and David llahci also bad two innings ol relief work and Ills Hershiser kept talking 3 (X) pm ,u Raider Field on the Seminole Conununiiv hits Seminole High School team­ ulxnil "Tom Bcnzlngcr" In-fun- reporters told College campus mates rallied loi three runs In him that It was Todd, not Torn. Fincher also walked seven batters and two more Foi Seminole, it was Waring — taking a break Imiii the sixth inning to score an 8 6 reached base on errors but Ills defense made the big Ills pitching duties — and Byron Overstreet. ImiIIi going comc-lrum behind win over Elsewhere In the National la-ague. St (anils plav w hen II was needed 2 lor-4 with a double and a run balled in Lake Highland Piep Wednes­ downed New York 31. San Diego nlp|K-d San First baseman -Jell Locklear, a late-lmiliig defensive lioili learns stored a rim in the lust < mz drew a day in high s< bool hascltull Francisco 4-3. Pittsburgh blanked Montreal 3-0. replacement, made a slab ol a grounder In-ailed tor Icadoll walk and scored on a llcwctt single lot tile action Philadelphia trounced Chicago 12-4 and Atlanta right by Kevin Monahan with the bases loaded and two Matadors and Monahan rc.u bed on an error and scored See Tribe. Page 2B lop|H-d Houston8-4 out in the eighth to end the tuning and snagged a liner on a \\ aring single lot the Raiders Fro m staft and wrlra roporta Canucks stun Flames as NHL playoffs get started in n\i-rtimi m the Norris Monireal trniuucd Unllad Praaa International tortured hv liai k spasms and a pi* matin* playoll Hartford n 2 and liullalo Imudicd lioslon n o m exit — despite bis usual |n*u iI |m r game pace — Calgary's all time |>ostscasou storing leader ilu Adams and Pittsburgh downed the New York has Ih i n a huge part ol ill* ( .mm ks •uicx|icctcd came ilimugb again in the Slanlev Cup plavolts Rangers arid Washington oven aim Plilladepbia mii * ess stun- li* llig Mailed wall Slew Itozek lot Wcdncsdav night storing tin tiv«-ritm< goal — 3 2 in i lie Palm k tutor*' coll vide rations against the Flames . Rinehart a deft-nseitieii who bad stored 72 Pr.u in log onlv as mm h as bis hack would Paul Reinhart with the Flames lot lime |Miints m 7t> (miniseason games irn kled the pm k allow bill plavmg b« in r Mian anvnm predicted. BASEBALL seasons since ihcir last vt-.u in Atlanta until hr through Mike Vernons tegs to help ib< lor hi* t Kcmli.iii hi.nli Mn All Star Gain* and hcl|x-d 2 20 p in — WGN. Philadelphia Phillies at was traded hi Septciiilier scored 2 47 Into doormats upset the regular season < hamploiis Vancouver s di lens* rank third in the league as Chicago Cubs. Il.l overtime ol bis nisi (Misisiason .is a Vaiuomet We wanted i *-s j h c I anil M ils will gives us Mi* i aim* ks I** < .urn on* ot Mi* s* .*s**u s biggest H 30 p in — WTBS. 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Forest City scored six runs in the top of the first inning end cruised to s 14-8 decision over With the score tied 7-7 entering the last Inning. Seminole First Federal. Stephanie Guemple, the Lake Mary erupted far 10 runs in the top of the winning pitcher, led the Forest City attack with a seventh to take a 17*10 win over Lake Brantley In single, a double, two rbl and a run scored. Falcon Dtvtatan play, of the Seminole Softball Teammate Cindy Trtsdale scored three runs and Chib. KaUe Helmere added an rbl. Merit QUbert hit a Tiffany Potter waa the winning pitcher over double and scored a run Tor Seminole, Heather Christine Rlase. Leading the offense were Pam Vein was the losing pitcher. Flachal (single, double, three runs scored), Jenny Price Waterhouse scored six runs In the first Wlneger (two tingles, one run scored) and Laura Inning, three In the second and five more In the Grant (single, double, two runs scored). third enroute to a 10-4 beating of the Rotary Club Defensively, Heather Van Orden made e great of Casselberry. The offensive explosion made a play In the bottom of the aeventh to help preserve winner out of pitcher Maggie Mkfewskl while Lisa the Ttctoc^ralchtng s Une dttve and turning It Robinson was the losing pitcher. Offensive standouts in the game were Andl Oodxlsx (two ^ r a b e r FalXi action this peat week. Vicki singles, one home run. five rbl. three runs scored). Tracy Brown (single, double, two rbl, one run scored), Katrina Johnson (two singles, three rbl. one run scored), and Jenny Berman (single, triple, rbl. run scored) for Price Waterhouse and the Rotary Club's Lisa Robinson (two singles, three rbl). Defensively. Blzsy Helblg made a great catch In left for Price Waterhouse while third baseman Brown and second baseman Karen Bebouae ffctngle. one run acored)T Mich Kaltcak combined on a double play. Schlaffo (single, one rbl) and Boyer (single, rbl) Winning pitcher Gina Baxter struck out live and allowed Just four hlta as the Florida Police Athletic League hammered Lake Mary Centre HAWKS 13-1. Jennifer Dale waa the losing pitcher. Baxter also paced the offense with a home run, double, single, four rbl and three runs scored. Also contributing to the FPAL attack were Angel mm p m i m m t » f n him > Daniels (single, double, two rbl, two runs scored). ,rav».a)WJ> April Scrubba (double, triple, three rbl, two runs ■Matts# « at a mm a mm acored). Michelle Allen (a home run, two rbl, one run acored), Jolynn Arnold (two tingles, a double, taro runs scored) and Julie Davidson (two singles, one rbl). For Lake Mary Centre, Kaylyn Simmons ■ w 1141 a * i s UM ' turn 1M had a single arid an rbl. Shortstop Daniels and second baseman Amanda Brewer made fine MWPOilifewTts+riro*4" defensive plays to stop scoring threats. EAGLES Charity Blocker slugged a double and a home run to lead Casselberry 1 to a 24-3 whipping of Lake Mary 1. The win Improved Casselberry l'a record to 94). Tina LeMan was the winning pitcher over Tiffany D. Other hitting stars for Casselberry were LeMan (three singles, one double), Susan Willis (two singles, one double) and Alalna MacDonald (a single, two doubles). K Greyhounds Patriots

(8), and runs batted In (26). Also having (pod nights at the plate for the Patriots were Greg Thomas (who was 2-for-2 with two runs acored). Mitch Shatlo (2-for-3) and Eddie Zaremba (l-for-2 with two stolen bases). Zaremba also made two excellent diving catches In left field to rob Lake Howell of a couple of extra base opportunities. Also collecting hits for Lake Brantley were Dalton Reed and Pat Battle, who had the other run batted In. For Lake Howdl. Bobby Moose had a double and scored the only run and Eddie Smith collected the run batted in with his hit. Chris •iBulle£,7 Mp m as called upon. The Trier and Lula Guevara had the other Silver MsUMM.riMs.ill. to three consecutive Hawk softies. MlMMMariMsJn. Brantley scored the first run of the game in the WiStaMliNpJi. first on a single by Zaremba. a stolen base, a Thomas sacrifice, and a tingle by Morse. Howell tied It In the second on Moose's double and Eddie Smith's single. After Thomas singled to center for the Patriots in the third. Morse launched a one-ball, two-strike fastball to right for home run No. 24 and put Brantley ahead for good. 3-1. Then, after Thomas reached on a bunt single In the fifth, he blasted a curve ball far beyond the i came on to pinch run. fence In left center for home run No. 25 to make and acored on a single by the score 5-1. The final Patriot run scored In the sixth when "W e had real good performances from everyone Tyler lUyer reached on a dropped third strike, tonight," Campbell said. "W e had to go to Lucas stole second, went to third on a fly out. and our ace when things got tough , but Pedrotty scored on Battle's Infield single. pitched extremely wefl and Lamb came on and Lake Brantley returns to action on Friday, got the job done. We've beaten two real good hosting Spruce Creek, while Lake Howell doesn't teams the past two days, w e’re just staying d ose play again until next Wednesday, traveling to and beating them we're not doing anything real for a Seminole Athletic Conference

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i By BRAD CHURCH Apopka festival entries due Herald staff writer The 28th Apopka Annual Art and Foliage Festival will be SANFORD — Sanford Senior held April 22-23 In Apopka City Park. Applications Tor artists Citizens Club, Inc., touted as the and craftspeople to enter the festival may be obtained by oldest senior citizens club In the writing to the art show chalman. Janice Mlllberg. at Apopka city. Is an active organization Woman's Club. P.O. Box 338, Apopka. FL 32704-0338, Artists with more than 100 members. will be vying for more than 98,000 in purchase awards, awards The club meets the first and monies artd ribbons. For more Information, call Kay Huth. third Tuesday or each month at festival chairman, at 880-2872 after 6 p.m. the Sanford Civic' Center and meetings usually draw about 60 Craft show to hslp fight polio of the members, according to The Winter Garden Rotary Club will hold its Seventh Annual Mary Schmitt, president. Craft Show on Saturday, April 8. The show will be held In Schmitt said members usually conjunction with a downtown festival, auction and flea market bring a sack lunch, except for a on Plant Street In Winter Oarden from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. May meeting, which is reserved Merchants will sell food and merchandise, and entertainment for a picnic. The Installation of will be provided. Proceeds will go to local charities and Rotary's new officers each November worldwide effort to wipe out polio. gives club members a good occasion fora banquet. Softball games to aid EastsrSaals The first meeting of the month is usually devoted to bingo, The deadline Is April 10 to enter the Pizza Hut-Rally's while a speaker is invited to Softball Challenge, a benefit for Easter Seal's Camp Challenge. address the group each third The challenge will take place at the Merrill Park Softball Tuesday of the month. Recent Complex in Altamonte Springs on April 18-16, and is open to speakers have Included a nutri­ the following types of teams: male, female, co-ed. city league tionist from Central Florida Re­ and "Just-for-fun" pickup. Entry fee is 8150 donation to Easter gional Hospital, who talked Seals. Each team will get T-shirts and get a chance at prizes. about proper diets: and a repre­ For more Information, call 896-7881. sentative of a telephone com­ pany, who gave lips on how to Eagles holding benefit dinner, dance handle nuisance calls. The Fraternal Order of Eagles will host a fund-raising Other officers of the club anniversary dinner and dance on Saturday. April 8. at the Include Howie Harrison, vice Eagles Home. 1900 S. Goldenrod Road, Orlando. Proceeds will president: Helen Lutz, secretary; benefit the Alzheimer Resource Center Inc. A buffet dinner will and Lucia Weaver, treasurer. HsrsM Fasts fey Tammy Vlneant be served, and The Corvettes will provide music. Tickets, at Helena Pate, activities From left, Rae Young, Dot Klrkley and Irene Riley afternoon of German food and entertainment In 910 each, are available by calling the F.O.E. at 273*5480 or the director, arranges for club trips have a Iasi minute word with Helena Pate, Orlando. resource center at 843-1910. around Central Florida and activities director, before, boarding a bus for an sometimes to other parts of the Florida Trail members to meet 'country. MS Includes all transportation, lodg­ ple gets to take the trip free in Recent trips Include taking In ing and some meals. Is 91.990 return for acting as "eacorta" The Central Florida Chapter of the Florida Trail Association plays In Longwood and Orlando, per couple. and keeping everything orga­ will meet on Thursday, April 13, at 7:30 p.m. In the upstairs and to the Bavarian Beer Hcus In In October, a group .s to spend nized. , meeting room of Goodings, Red Bug Road and State Road 436, tract many club members each Orlando. Other Hips have taken a week at the Fall Foliage The only qualification to being Casselberry. The program will Include a slide presentation on suimqer. Destinations have In­ members to the Ice show in Festival In Branson. Mo. a member of the Sanford Senior European hiking by an FTA member who was stationed with cluded Washington. D.C., and Orlando and to Cypress the Smoky Mountains. ‘ Pate said (he groups on the Citizens Club is that one be 55 the U.S. Army In Europe. For more Information, call Gardens, as well as to other extended bus trips travel 250- years old. For more Information, 904-378-8823. Last year several members Florida attractions. took part In a 26-day trip 300 miles per day and take a rest call Mary Schmitt, president, at Christian women to eee fashions Pate arranges for group rates through Arkansas and Arizona, stop every two hours. One cou­ 322-8224. and special rates for the elderly, to Las Vegas, then through Utah The Christian Women's Club of Altamonte-Maitland will host where available. Cost for the day and Montana to Glacier National a Spring Fashion Brunch on Thursday, April 13. from trips ranges from 920 to 935. Park, visiting Wyoming and 9:30-11:30 a.m. at the Maitland Civic Center. Cost Is 97. Last year a group went on a South Dakota on the return trip. VERTICAL Fashions from T.J. Maxx in Altamonte Springs will be three-week tour of the western Two more extended trips arc featured, along with special music by Angela Bowers of United States, and a tour of planned for this year. In July, a Longwood. For reservations, call Mary Clary at 322-8497 or eastern Canada is planned Tor group will depart by airplane for BLINDS Beth Costantinl at 788-9479. . this summer. Boston. There, they will board a • FREE in home estimates, . Pate's mother. Doris Rogers, Alsnon members to congregate bus for a trip through New • Large selection to began hosting the tours In 1973 England to fiovo Scotia, conti- choose fro m rt0O Atanon wjll. rr\eet at 8. p.m. $undky at Chfjst United,y.L And Helena: tteM over the taik a 5>0ng Q u e b e c . Montreal,and Methodist Chiirch. at County Road"427 'ghd Tucket (Drive.-, Mp. fowyearm agopnf**’ xtir<* n but* h iQUowa.■ • •• .....—• •-Prompt, Friendly Servteet Sanford. , ' ? -in • • More extended: trips'also at 'The cost of that trip, which • Quality Workman^lp \ OUR FACTORY PRICES Prevent too many pets, START AT ONLY_____ *25 Par IM ffewa* A■ rartmr M M am Humane Society urges SANFORD VERTICALS With the onset of spring, a niltlrd by mosquitoes. Following "A BaauUAW tUw Dtrwcthn For Window" responsible pet owner will spay the lest, dogs should be put on a 7 5 0 Wylly Ave.. 8anford ( ) 3 2 1 -3 6 0 1 Guitarist to glva recital or neuter his pet. according to program of dally preventative Stetson University student Jeffrey L. Harris, a guitarist from the Humane Society of the medicine. Tallahassee, will present his senior recital on Friday. April 7, at United States. • Pet owners should resist the 8:30 p.m. in Elizabeth Hall Auditorium. Harris will perform "They will be healthier, hap­ urge to let pets run free in warm pier and won’t contribute to the works by Bach, Leo Bronwer, Federico Monreno-Torroba and weather. Animats may get in­ Manuel M. Ponce. The performance Is free and open to the pet overpopulation center." says jured, gel lost or become the BALLOONS FOR ALL public. Phyllis Wright. HSUS vice presi­ source of unwanted Utters. dent for companion animals. She OCCABIONSI Narcotics Anonymous to moat notes that more than 7.6 million • Pet owners should take steps "excess" dogs and cats are killed In the spring to prevent flea Narcotics Anonymous meets Friday at 11 p.m. at the House Infestations. Thai may Involve of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. annually in shelters around the country. flea-bombing the house and Bingo aids foster grandparents Other spring pet care tips from treating all pets, as well as the HSUS Include: outside areus where the pels Bingo benefiting Foster Grandparents or Central Florida is • Dogs should have blood tests spend time. WE 0ELIVER played each Friday at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. at Flea World. performed by a veterinarian to • Runners who want their offU.S. Highway 17-92, Sanford. check for heart worm, a growing dugs to ucrompany them should and usually fatal disease trans- lake care to condition animals WE’VE MOVEirTO slowly. 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By Bsrmlcs Bsds Osol You might have a change of you, needless opposition is likely TOUR BIRTHDAY heart today pertaining to a today ft you follow your present April 7,1989 matter where you'll feel Imposed course of action. Start looking Unique benefits ran be gained upon because you didn't voice for lessabraslvcallemallvcs. in the year ahead through your early objections. If this is SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec. associations with people with not amended properly now. it 21) There Is u hurdle lo be whom you share close, emo­ could get worse. cleared today where your work tional ties. You might enter into CANCER (June 31-July 22) Is concerned. You know what It some type of arrangement or Someone of whom you’re Is. so try to gel It out of the way enterprise with a relation or especially fond might be a trifle as early as possible Tor your own family member^ too attentive at this time to a peace of mind and better pro­ Me* up VLL You person you dislike. Don’t let this ductivity. ARIES lMarch 21-Aprtl 19) A become a problem and cause a situation may develop at this CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. rr>: ~tA GLASS- rift tn your relationship. lime that has profitable poten­ 19) ft you feel Inclined to gamble LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The tial, but It might not be in accord on anything today, be sure It is person on whom you re banking on your own Ideas and not those with the way you like to conduct to help you with something you business. Study It further before of people you do not know too are hoping to achieve might not well. There’s a cltanrc your faith getting Involved. Get a Jump In produce. However, don't worry, ilfe by understanding the Influ­ may be misplaced. a replacement will (111 In. ences which are governing you AfiUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) VIRO O (Aug. 23-Scpl. 22) In the year ahead Send for your You should do rather well today Charm and graclousness can Astgro-Graph predictions today In situations where you en­ accomplish for you today that by mailing SI to Astro-Graph, counter light resistance. Howev­ which demands or heavy- er. If you find substantial c/o Ihls newspaper. P.O. Box handed methods won't. Make life 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101- obstacles on your path you easier for yourself by being might lack the tenacity lo 3428. Be sure to state your tactful and diplomatic. SCRIBBLE zodiac sign. overcome them. scribble LIBRA (Sept. 230ct. 23) ft PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) s c r ib b l e TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ft you are presently delinquent In Someone who can be helpful to a misunderstanding occurs to­ an obligation, gel In touch today you today is likely to be more day with a person who Is usually with the party or parties con­ receptive lo your cause If u supportive, don't let It go un- cerned to sec If something satis­ friend who knows this person corrected too long. It can be factory ran be worked out to well Intercedes on your behalf. worked out. provided each is rase your anxieties. Lei your pal mukc the approach. willing lo adjust. SCORPIO I Oct 24-Nov. 22) In (01989. NEWSPAPER EN­ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) a matter than is Important to TERPRISE ASSN.

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Ssnlord Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, April 8, 1889 — SB. Striptease for teacher was in poor taste by every standard

DEAR ABBYt I recently at­ working In a beautiful dress DEAR ABBTt Your phrase "All Hint glisters Is not gold" In (Problems? Write lo Deer Abby. tended a party to honor a shop. I am appalled at the way "All men do not cheat on tliclr The Merchant or Venice. Act 2. For a personal, unpublished m uch-loved and highly re- some women treat the clothes wives" Is good English, amateur Scene 7. line 65. reply, send a self-addressed, apected high school teacher who they have tried ont They drop logicians to the contrary. BOB WHEELER, ■tamped envelops to Dost Abby, was retiring alter 38 year* of them on the floor and step over I f y o u think William HOCKESSIN, DEL. P.O. Box 6M40, Los Angeles, service. Hla wife and family them, or wad several dresses Shakespeare wrote good DEAR BOBi Thanks. I needed Calif. B0069. All correspondence attended, as did all the other together and throw them over a English, you can find Ihc phrase that. Is confldentlsl.) teachers. chair—not to mention how they The social committee hired a yank the garments over their young woman to "crash" the thighs and split the seams. party dressed In a policeman’s Once I waited on a young uniform, and give the retiring woman who was trying on teacher a "citation." Then, to approving guest have done un­ dresses. Her mother was with the accompaniment of some der such trying circumstances? her, and when the girl started to taped music, she stripped dawn PITTSBURGH put a dress back on the hanger, to a black fishnet body stocking SCHOOLTEACHER her mother said. "Oh. don't with a few doodads here ana DEAR TEACHERt A dis­ bother to do that—the salesgirl there, and proceeded to fondle approving guest should have will do It!" the honored guest while trying done exactly what you did— Please mention this In your to Involve him In a very sexy remained and politely tolerated column. Pehnps some people dance! the tasteless stunt. I’m sure the don't realize that when they beat The honoree was visibly em­ social committee meant well, up the merchandise, the store RED BARON’S EATING EMPORIUM barrassed but tried to be a good but their Judgment was out to has to mark It down, and they're sport. The guests were also lunch. the ones who take the beating. embarrassed, but laughed to OLD-TIME SALESGIRL hide their embarrassment. I was DEAR ABBTt As a child my DEAR SALESGIRL: You may . more angry than embarrassed. mother taught me that when I have done the retail merchants a My first Impulse was to leave, was In a store trying on clothes, great favor by writing this letter. but t didn't want to Insult the after 1 took a dress off I was to (It's a first.) guest of honor and his family, so put it back on the hanger. Ladles, when trying on gar­ 1 stayed and simmered. I never realised how unusual ments, treat them all as though Abby, what should a dis­ my mother was until I started you were going to own them.

! C’v SEMINOLE SCENES, When on assignment. Herald photographers shoot assemble some or those "outtakes" for a second a variety of pictures, each with a different look, from a different perspective, at news and composition, pose or angle. Not all of those are feature events. published. Here Is a recent collection of scenes from around From time to time, the Herald Intends to Seminole County.

The owners are Kathy and Charlie Schlclder. Their son Craig Is manager of the restaurant. They also have two lovely daughters Kim and Cindy.

Kathy and Charlie have been coming down to Florida for years. The had a dell and catering business In Sayvtlle. Long Island. N.Y. and decided to move permanently to Florida and purchased a home In Orlando.

The staff of 19 at Red Baron assures you of super service. Monday nite la especially special at the Red Baron because It Is family nite. Children up to 12 years of age eat free If accom­ panied by both their parents.

The menu features gourmet burgers, chicken, grouper, chccsleak and Canadian ribs along with many other dishes. Although a family restaurant at reasonable prices, there Is no mass production, only freshly prepared when you order It and only quality food is used.

To call for further Information (407) 260-8447. The restaurant Is located at 1155 W. SR 434. (Plaza Del Sol Shopping Center) Longwood. Florida.

- + r For the Rolls Royce ORIGINAL of Dining at ITALIAN modest prices ... RESTAURANT 322*7158 25th St. & 17-92 • Sanford Regent’s Mon. Thur*. 1110. Fri. 1 I I I . Sal. & Sun. 5 10 PM TRY OIJR LUNCH & DINNER SPECIALS Row Takin' It to tht strsst SPECIAL Broiled Seafood 333-9470 banner are 3-year-old Amanda Cartwright (left) and Flounder Feast Children and teachers at Happy Acres Kin­ Family Owned dergarten & Child Cara In Sanford hit tha streets Adam Matthews, age 4. Supervising are teachers $ 1 .2 5 OFF G Shrlmp Snow C l* . Biol ltd Flounder C Shrimp And Operated to parade for two reasons: the third birthday of Lynette Latmore (left) and Sandra McOulgan. MEMO PRICE Wflwk OdnVi 01 Spaghetti. Seled B.i WftldeOrdnOi DINNER their facility and 8t. Patrick's Day. Holding the OF AMY VEAL D Gtrlc Bind Speghrtli. Stltd B*> DINNER (i GwIk M SPECIALTIES i . 11 *■» •7.95 •9.95 I M IMOMIV f efMtre d 3M R9 114 to 2 lbs. Tender * Juicy BEEF RIB f B.9ft lAtm om v LA? n ofti v 2 to 2'A Ibt. Prime Rib ...... 114.99 Seafood Kabob ...... f 7.91 ALL YOU CAN EAT OTHER LUNCH W R IT *3.99 LUNCH Baby Back Ribs (Full Slab) ...... I 9.99 include.: Specie til, Behed Paeta, PUia, MENUS ! Includot: Soup or Salod, Froth Baked Brood F ried Chicken, Homemade Oarlk Bread. Full AVAILABLE Salad Bar.______and Vogoloblot. DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS /T5i cm Glen Abbey Restaurant e OZ. Rib Eye Steak or N.Y. Strip ... ft S.4B M jBBFY a*Glen Abbey Golf Club 1/4 Grilled Chicken nm w m c M k ii . ft 4.2f f l U U L ‘ 1 "Public Welcome" Grilled Rainbow Trout...... ft C.IB Spore Ribs ...... ft 4.1ft HOURS I f % Off 11 a.m.-IO p.m. Mon.-Sat. LUNCH CAMY BIRD SPtCIAl f»OM 4 JO 3:30 PM. AND SINIOR CITIZtNS 10% DISCOUNT. VTTWTHMAO RESERVATIONS Are appreciated but not required •Ollice Order* - Save lime FAX your order for quick pkk up

Boy's bsst friend Serving Lunch - TuaeSun 113 PM 333-9471 Travis Wayne Hudson, of Sanford, and hla puppy, After a while, they tired of the games and rides Dinner • Wed , Fit. Sal. 5-9 PM Located at: REGENTS ROW named “ Puppy," roam around at most folks' knee and simply enjoyed each other's company, 301 N. Pine Meadow Dr., Dabary, Fla. levels at the midway In Sanford Plaza on Friday. 3689 Lake Emma Kd. For Reservations Cell: Located In LAKE MARY CENTRE on Lake Mary Bird. 6 6 8 - 6 4 8 3 RED BARON'S By order of Seminols County Purchasing Department, we wil on the Rh day of April beginning at 9:00 AM. sell EATING EMPORIUM at public auction the foUowktg Hems: SO various vehicles such as autos, trucks, vans and dump trucks and 1 Kawasaki motor cycle and mowers plus road equipment. Also lixary and office equipment, lurrvture, cash registers and thousands of smal Hems. , ^BUY ONE^ x L DINNER OET ONE?- FROM ALTAMONTE SPRINGS HALF PRICE 21 venous vehicles, a Ford Squad Truck, Font Otoe Pecker, John Deere Grader, mowers, simmers, them saws, mr UON. TUI. WtO NITI cenrtsoners. a molar cycle, plus one tedder type fce tucL ersh tie idea till it ml be avatebte to the successful bidder by tw 1st olMey.lt is located at present at tie Fire Station 12 to 325 Douglas Avenue Plus oftae e

I — Sanfon) H*raW, Sanlort. Florida - Thursday, April 6. 1660

Legal Notlcee 71—Htlp Wanttd

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■rMMlir aim i rwrfrt J extra money without Interfering J y FOOD STORES INC. f = ^ d K w w n i withUllth fail!full timtime a umrkwork m or m b school. a K a a I \\ ’ *■ Permanent part time employees • NO EXPERIENCE needed Thursday evenings. NECESSARY Several Position available • FULL A PART-TIME Including: • PAID VACATION mat • Drivers • GROUP INSURANCE • Clerical/Data Entry • CREDIT UNION AVAILABLE your carl Call now I Moll miiUmisakstmjBL • Security • Title Clark Apply At Any... g

raqulrad. Mutt ty p a O / K Apply at S wpm and Itava battc c tar teal UL’ CHAMP UHlt. Starling talary S3 hr. Daytona Auto Dealers ImmtdUta apaning.....He Ha. FOOD STORE, INC. 1 T R C T emp/Perm Itlandt/Local, Ta IlS/hr. Exchange PERSONNEL IdWfinTaNnIBmidart____ 2M-51M 1306 Indian Lake ltd. [llltlllliiniinuruinniNmnii

NOTICE OF INTENT DMlVNMft.MU.mn Jain Cantury Labor, tho hlghoal paying Nmp tonka In TO ISSUE The Department of Environmental Regulation gives notice of its Intent to issue a permit to the City of Sanford, Post Office Box 1778, Sanford, FL 32772-1778 to modify the City of Sanford's main and auxiliary water plants as follows: Installation of additional 3000 gpm and 1500 gpm high service pumps as the main plant; Installation of a new 12,000 gpm flow meter at the main plant; installation of a new 600 kw diesel generator with automatic startup at the main plant and relocation of the existing 300 kw diesel generator from the main plant to the auxiliary plant. The department has assigned File Number 161052 to the project.

A person whose substantial Interests are affected by the department's proposed permitting decision may petition for an administrative proceeding NELLIE J. MENDEZ, (hearing) in accordance with Section 120.57, Florida Statutes (F.S.). The Datondantt. NOTICE OF FORECLOSUEI petition must contain the information set forth below and must be filed SALE BY CLIRN OF CIRCUIT COURT (received) In the Office of General Counsel of the department at 2600 Blair Stone Notka It Iwraby (Iran that lha undartlgnad Maryann# Marta Road, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-2400, within fourteen (14) days of publication CUrk of Nw Circuit Court of of this notice. Petitioner shall mail a copy of the petition to the applicant at tamlnola County, Florida, will, on tha tnd day ot May. ItSf. at the address indicated above at the time of filing. Failure to file a petition within II:M A M . al tha wot! Irani door ot Iho tamlnola County this time period shall constitute a waiver of any right such person may have Courthouta. In lha City at tan lard. Florida, otlar lor tala and to request an administrative determination (hearing) pursuant to Section tall at public outcry to tha 120.57, F.S. hlghatl and batl blotter tor cath, tha follow (no dawr [had oraoNrfv illuatad In tamlnola County. The petition shall contain the following information; (a) the name, address Florida, to wit: I A t/Oanaral Obi If Bondi Lat M. THE VILLAS OF and telephone number of each petitioner, the applicant's name and address, I A t/Llbrary Banda CAttELBERRV. PHASE TWO. Capital Impraramant Oabt tre the Department Permit File Number and'the county In which the project Is Baod Banda W33 Local Opt lan Oaa Tai I A I proposed; (b) A statement of how end when each petitioner received notice Baad Bandt IM TranapartatUn Bondad Capital of the department's action or proposed action; (c) A statement of how each Library Bandt — Capital petitioner's substantial interests are affected by the department's action or Capital Impravamant Local Option Cat Taa Bondad C proposed action; (d) A statement of the material facts disputed by Petitioner, Water A tawor Ouar II. matura. itepinitteili A bondabte Good driving r» if any; (e) A statement of facts which petitioner contends warrant reversal or Imwranco/tatety card A laminar with tantord araa. Apply at Butch * Cantrtewtten Trvtl and Agency modification of the department's action or proposed action; (f) A statement Total Chavran A Wrackar tarvka. 11» Catery Ava .tanterd of which rules or statutes petitioner contends require reversal or modification Complete datall* of amend tten al lha Otfka at Managamanl a Budget. Ream 111 Edit. Semlnete arosovus MINTED of the department's action or propose action; and (g) A statement of the relief County Service* Building, tanterd. Florida sought by petitioner, stating precisely the action petitioner wants the Penant are advttad that, it they decide te appeal any dec likatt made APPLY IN PERSON at Iheie meettegVhearlng*. they will need a retard el Ww preceedlngt late Nter Tbarau 1 PRMPM department to take with respect to the department's action or proposed action. and ter inch purpoaa. they may need te Intura that a verbatim record at lha proceeding* It mad*, which WtcludM lha tettlmany and evidence upon Whkh Iho appeal It te be bated, par Wet Ion malts. Florida BAHAMA O n Statute* llW Supp I U N I. FRENCH AVC. If a petition is filed, the administrative hearing process is designed to Penny J. Flaming, Dirac ter SANFORD. FL. formulate agency action. Accordingly, the department's final action may Ottka at Minigam wit A Budget PwMk|: April t. Itef OEOM be different from the position taken by it in this Notice. Persons whose substantial Interests will be affected by any decision of the department with

NOTICE OF regard to the application have the right to petition to become a party to the FICTITIOUS NAME proceeding. The petition must conform to the requirements specified above Not lea it haraby glvan that I am angapad In butlnau al tea and be filed (received) within 14 days of publication of this notice in the Office ’ B W IH O O V O Z Ormingkm Oak Drum, tamlnola County. Florida undar tha FKETUITNM of General Counsel at the above address of the department. Failure to Flclltlaut Nina al THE W V R V T , U A O CHUBCH DIRECTORY TO REAL ESTATE petition within the allowed time frame constitutes a waiver of any right such SERVICE OF AMERICA - EO LICENSE SCHOOL person has to request a hearing under Section 120.57, F.S., and to participate HCDDVHHTCO CHOATE PHOTOGRAFMV - P A New Career PORTRAITS AND CO - FUND P A New Beginning as a party to this proceeding. Any subsequent Intervention will only be at the RAISING SERVICE IN Cat! Free or Sfa OCWVUA, WVOW TCRNAtlONAL - MAJESTIC approval of the presiding officer upon motion filed pursuant to Rule 221-6.10 MARKETING, and that I Intend US-1210 Florida Administrative Code. RROCZKVAH W V V to ragltlor laid nama with lha Clark el lha Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida In The application Is available for public Inspection during normal business « V O K . - OCHWRZ accordance with lha Provittent M m al tha Fkllltout Nama Statute*. K t V IS ft IN T N I SOUTH hours, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday except legal holidays, at uooaovR. To Wit Sect Km tit M Florida SU tutet ItSI Department of Environmental Regulation, 3319 Maguire Boulevard, Suite 232, PREVIOUS SOLUTION 'AN art u aulotMograptucal. lha so Edward Bryan Choate pparl te lha oytla r'l autobiography." - Fodonco Folltni Publith Apr ,ti. Ik to. 31. not Orlando, Florida. DEO M i

Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday. April 6, 1989 — 7B i

K IT N’ CARLYLE® by Larry Wright 71—Halp Wantad 71-Help Wanted 71—HalpWantad

fM A l^ JNt Psychiatric nurte needed at The Oaki In Sanford. I Seminole Community Mental 76 HME bdrmi, ] hill baths. utility Health (Crltit Slabllltolion AH' room or third beckoom, tannli Until in Sanford We otter court and swimming pool I compolttiye salary and Okfc m MAI- Safa neighborhood I 41M.OOO MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST eecetlent benefit*. MI-4147 MUST SEBI J71 tUS or E m . Medical practice need* an I CAN'T fO L and weekend*.... - ..... M l seat experienced medical recap tlanlil to handle dynamic Of­ H0WA1M! I STENSTROM FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD fice In Sanford. Mint poses* 1/1, split plan, garage, s eicellent inlerperaonal skills, MM- REALTY, INC. privacy fence, only SIS.too MUST SEE* * * - telephone demaonor and Retired Christian couple te Alan Johnson,Ite/Mai Unllmlt 1/1, with garage. Mew C/H/A, | knowledge of front office manage t hole golf course/R V We list and sell m a in ...... or...... iw-iete root, palni l carpel) > dutloo. Good starling salary park. Send reswnw to: Clerk, more property than Appraised a tt41,»01 lll tu i | and benefits, tend resume to : 11U Perk A vs North, ft. tree Briar Oaks Circle. Or Winter Perk, FI. xnr anyone In the Greater lando. FIM404______,$anford/Lalte Mary area. MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL Far busy M.D.'t etflce. SANPORDI ATTRACTIVE 1 Nurses. Heme Health Aides, Beginning part time with full bdrm., 1 bath In Country Club ; CNA's are needed every day, time expected by and of year. Manor with eitra room that ell shifts, for M l time and Experience with starting Sanford area, will train. Apply could be den or third bdrm. ; part time work. Daily Pay Al lemon to Tow Ino. lltoroo OOV'T REPO RESALES I HWYit-ea...... ree-nae I.V.'s necessary. Starting sal­ Nice trees, lanced yard, Direct VA Computer Heekep ary. H/hr. Will train In our equipped kitchen, carpet, near SINCE 1f75 specialty. Submit resume to METAL IUILDIHO (rectors a schools, shopping and busline. BOB M. BALL. J R. P.A..C.S.M Box n il, c/o Sanford Harold, This ana Is a super starter or LAKE MARY REALTY P.O. Bom 1417, Sanford. 1TT71 retirement heme I ...... tu.MO m m i letordAtmort Handymen Special - 1 ttory, 1 DELTONAI NO QUALIFYING • —Apartmants/ 1,000 sq. It- refurbishing NEED A JOR? te assume loan on this like begun Cell Prod or Cathy Cell Olsten Today I House to Store now 1 bdrm., 1 bath on quarter OLSTEN SERVICES acre let. Greet roam plan, Romei Unlimited ...... HQ-Met er 174-INI RNORLPN large welk in closets carpet. Full time. 1-11 shift. Charge A 99— Apartments 113—Storage Rentals Cen. H/A, quiet area. Gorego HELPINO SELLERS SELL BY rehabilitative. Experience could be converted to third OWNER FOR U.SM. Cell helpful. Excel font working Unfurnished / Rent bdrm I Only I...... S»,fW Hate-U-Sell Broker-....m i n i environment within a superi­ or-rated shilled nursing feelli- SANFOROI SPLIT. 1 bdrm.. 1 both In idee I Idyllwllde, Cen. SANFORO • 1410 Holly A ve. H/A. petto, greenbelt area in Like new I 155.000 1/1, den, rear. There's a tot you'll like fenced. Cen. H/A...... M l i» l» about Pits piece. See It end Sanford, 1 bdrm. 1 bath, large you'll agreel...... 104,700 country kitchen, fireplace. »AMto«PM.MBMM(KO Ht.SOOHl 140* OllerS______OPTICIAN APPRENTICE SANFOBOI FIRST TIME SANFORO • Plnecresl 1/1. C/H E*e. opportunity lor ee- UN’s A CNA'S OFFERED. Nice split level 1 B A., Fern. B uHl. rm„ car- a lia r whoa/Work Bey-use bdrm., 1 bath country heme on roar-minded Individual. Exp. Meridian Hurting Cantor Is o 1154’ Office/Bey.....IMS pert, comer lot IktSOO 444II11 helpful, but witling to train currently seeking RN'S B SS.MO DOWN I - Termsl No motivated person. lOE/M/P. CNA'S tor all shills. Part and Located In pretty industrial Qualifyt Low Paymentsl Reply lei Bex lit. e/o Sanford Full time. Call 107744,...EOE kitchen, family roam, extra park with lake. Skylight In large closets, Cen. H/A, Huge carport B garage, solar, Herald, P.O, Bex 1457. Son each bey. No credit needed I 11 TELFAI REALTY tree*. Ibdrm.. 1 both,...iff.S00 ford. F tor Ida M77M457 carpel, mein level laundry me. lease or month to month. area, nice trees, horses OK. II C a ilP U P l Lovely bedroom, private, kitch­ Free wafer, dumpster, B OPTOMETRC ASST. you and your family are It HWY. I Ml. OEBARV Preliminary petbnt workup en prlvltodget, cable. Home SHENANDOAH VUACE APTS perking Hwy 17/flBSR 477 Outdoor people tee this piece I os wall os tpocleilred tasting 11,000 WK atmosphere. 470/wk MI-4411 Offered et only I...... S7TOOO 305-MA4431/3Q5-MI-5722 procedures. Previous health 1 and 1 bdrm. duplex's from CAUN0W1______331-1)51 cere background prelsrred. FULLTIME SANFORO/LAKC MARY UM per month. Individual Warehouse and 1 offices, MM Pert time. Apply: Bex IIS. c/o AREA! Nice duplex In Lake pellet. Ig. pool, fenced play- sq. tool, mi A Cornwall Rd, RF/VIKK Sanford HereLd. P.O. Box Minnie Eslates with good posi $2,500 WK SANFORD ■ Good locelion. ground end laundry facilities. Sanford. Confect EC Smith iinlirnitret iiu 1417, Son lord. FI., Mm live cadi Itow history. There'S 14P— Commercial private bath, private Excellent locelion on II-T1 111-4010. Days, MTTMOEve* Absolutely no door-to-door er entrance, cooking, alt street between 414 B Lk. Mary Blvd. o pair of nice 1 bdrm. units Propwty/ Salt covered park I ngCa I ITOaOOe each with air, oot-ln qullpped FmbIMm RWc m m !...323-2920 kitchen, carpet, patio and good wrll water. Greet loco Heme Is vacant and could lion tar this price I ...... S71.000 ctoeeseenl Super nka area I Owner toys SELL at only I

f - . . . . n , . SANFOROI REAL OOLL lYWTm JfCVflTY HOUSE! Extra nice 1 bdrm., 1 bath Cape Cad frame In extra nice Mayfair Meadows. Large bdrm*., dining room, super kitchen, pantry, family room, 323-5188 1410/mo. + sec. Avail. April open beam callings and skylights. Nka lawn, fence, PABT TIME OBIVEBS sec., includes util.....-Ul nae 17th - It you move In. to rent + WANTED Thursdays only. 44 1 mo. sac. tor April. MI 71M community pool. Near country 260-2000 after 4M-F, Sot. Sun anytime clube end shopping. Quito a par hour. Apply In person: home tori...... S71.S00 The San lord Auto Auction MM Slate Rood 44 East lantard.Sem XI 4pm SANFORD/LAKE MARV AREA! ASSUME LOAN on M/MPX thli immaculate 1 bdrm- 1 unfiiniti'd h u bath contemporary with extra details, coll...no-tiw ______nice above ground peel. Mod 1.000 Sq. ft. warehouse w/office COUNTRY DEUGHTI ern equipped kitchen, pantry, 1/1 on ovtr t ocro. space. Also. Office building large closets, carpet, petto, with 1 available offices plus kitchen. C/H/A, fireplace CROSS! NCS/UKE MARY fence, easy-core landscaping. Only S54.S00 1/1. 1-Story, flroptoca. refrlg reception area. Sanford Near schools and shopping. airport area. All or port. Shows pride of ownership. Terry B Bill Llvto Call MIOM* Owner motivetod I ..... 471.400 MS4M4/M4-MM TYPISTS- SM0 UMOkty at homol For Intormotton. tend sail 153—Acraaga- FERRY’S FAM4V REST. L o ts /S a l* Altammle Mall, upper Laval, next to Soars. Now hiring grill D0RCHI Ml R AIM ALTAMONTE tPBINBSAW A cooks, bus boys and dishwash­ 1 bdrm - t both, pool B ers AM/PM shifts. Complete lecuitl, MM/mmth + MM 10 to lAOO acres wanted Im company benefits, excellent dap. Unf urn- 174X41 eves. salary. Apply In person. 11 • Prinlt mediately. Fast, cash dosings N t f Y i Fenslty Reel. (OB passible. Write to Terry Clayton, So. Hwy 41. Rt to. PHONK CL1RKS- Will train. WAREHOUSE WORKERS Box lit. Lake Clly. FI 17015 Full or port-lima position. OCALA NATIONAL FOREST Good tfertlrjg salaries. Must have assn phono B transporta­ tion. Call 744-4431 A H No too. math, goad con RENOVATED NOME MlXSOtordetalls ASSOCIATED till Magnolia Av- 3/1. TEMPONARY C/H/A. flroptoca, wood Doors, 5 ACRES STAFFING new kitchen, appliances. 1500 Zoned MR I. S miles eat! of manth plus dep Call 4744411 Sanford Owner financing WALLACE CRESSREALTY 407-740-5533 lb*m..Sto«moBi».,MM4IO MI-4177 National/Local To 1 1 1 /hr. 1-407-SI77 Talon! Builders L O O K "\ Lovely 1 bdrm. It* bath, newly carpeted B painted. Lg Before You kitchen Includes, fridge, dish SENIOR SPGC1AUI washer B gas appliances. Lease) MDapeaH tor NB over Laundry room, with PRIME MEA! I todtas. I Blkdrosa. washer/dryor, antral H/A. Call Katby today I Old Lake Mary Blvd- etflce Ig. screened porch B garage. space with warehouse fedll ONE MONTH m -m iE itu ? 784 Santa Barbara Pr aia IMP ties Also. Ooxmtown Loca­ tion. Professional Office Space SANFORD available I For details call FREE RENT 1 bdrm, large lanced yard, 321-M42 appllancas Included.. ..Sail mo • Seasonal And Corporal* Apartments Avollablo • Lsasing Programs To Bull Your Naods LAKE MARY • Waterfront Liloslylos 1 bdrm. now Interior point, lanced, all eppl...... M tl mo N IC II 1 bdrm., I to both homo In ostMllshod neighborhood! C H/At Oarage I Fenced B

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i — Sanford Hirald, S*n!ord. Florid* - Thuf»d*y. April 8. 1889 CHEAPI CHEAP! CHEAPI 155—Condominiums 143—Wot#rfront 1B1— Ap p lian c es l i t — Office Supplies 200—Registered P#t> 2 3 1 -C a n / E q u ip m e n t Co-Op/ Sale Property / Sale / F u rn itu re PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION BIG YARD SALE! dOFFICBOESK* 6RETH0URD PUPS Out of BJ’s Justin and Nkky BVENYWED. NIOHTfiMPM SAT., APRIL 8, 8:00 A.M. TILL MOON I VlllM. 1 STORE ISLAND AREA! dOVBESTUFFEDCHAIRd Large, excellent condition 1 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION t : ■ I bath. pool. ecr. parch. Plaid, green and Mack. In SI*.______...JOIN Finn. Call 407 0 »W 0 l alter 4 Hwy. tl. DeySene Beech Must liquidate complete contents of Access to II. John'* River. ctubhauM. u m m m u a geed condition! It*. Cell 1 Weed secretary desks, exc. Registered with CFA. Hlmala ______M4-1SS411I______Large treed lot. Rights to yen Persian, male saalpelnt. gift shop from Orlando area. Ml-4441 condition 4 metal desks, con- IMt OLDS CUTLASS SW- good canal* rlvar I...... 1U.000 MOO...... 41I-47M 157— Mobil# e PHOENIX JUICEBe tsrenco lable, 1 legal tile condition. 11100 or best otter We have many collectibles, country MS. Bring your tevertte trull cabinets. S room dividers. ______C e lim m i______Rocoh FAX machineJU4703 ROTTWEILER Horn#* / Sol# CALL BART or veggie to M* Boreda Rd . AKC. 1 mo. old mete...... 1400 • accessories and general off Hidden Lake Or. tot.. SAM Cell n o tm 233-Auto Part* household Items. REALTOR m i m to 4PM. for dtme 4 tree cup 191— B u ild in g OREDSOFAe M a te ria ls / Accessories • CLOTHES (Adults & Children) Heavy wooden Ireme and 203—Livestock and AVAILABLC FOR e FORD RADIO e IM M IO IATI OCCUPANCY beokends. Storage compart ALL STEEL 4UILDINOS at • DISHES • TOYS dialer Invoice. 3.000 lo 50.0W P o u ltry AM/FM. I Trick with M TOQUALIPIED BUYER 181— Appliances ment undernoeth. Good con WICKER BASKETS dltlon. M4. *4M*M eves so.ft Cell 4*7-191-03*1 collect tapes. Out e l l l Mustang. US / Fumitur# CHICKS. DUCKLINOt AND ______Cell in AIM______14x70...] bdrm.. 1 bath...II 1.100 OTWIN BED4 FRAME 0 beevtIM mauve split face con­ QUAIL. Oey eM end started. • PICTURES ePAIIENOKR SEATe I WO.. J bdrm.. I bath.. SlO.fOO Mattress and boisprlngs. crete block, less then hell SOOlMJO...... CALL M1-S0S4 • COUNTRY CRAFTS IUJI..4 bdrm.. t bath...! MOO Maple varnished frame, 14* price. Also other materials: For Chevy Von. Beige vinyl. 14x4*.] bdrm.. t bath...|IM00 The factory outlet stare tor m-471* eves o r m44M days. trusses, wood, doers. Mock: at 20t—Wearing Apparel Good condition I US. Cell • MANY OTHERS I WO...] bdrm., I bath...111.000 Simmons. Sealy * Sprlngalr. ksrgeln prices...... J3343I4 M7-M4I All oat up In MaMla Hama Park All now factory tnds and close WRMCRSRND DRYERS ePROM/BRIOBSMAID1^ DEALERS WELCOME outs. Complete with warranty. Extra cleanl M0-$1501 193-Lswn ft Garden LOOM SOWN 235-Trucks/ DON'T MISS OfiRwy AMtti Hm m i Twin Sat.471 Quean Sat.411» Ceil Ruddy m a in Lavender, site BIO. Must be B u s a t/V a n s 175-5700 Full Set..0ft King Set..4IIO * YOUTH BED* * * YOU LOAD! i t i t seen to be appreciated, us, THE BARGAINS CessalberTy...... 14* Mi l With Chest. MS ter set er will Mixed Cedar end sawdust half price I Cell m M7S RIPOi u/M. i/t, • « Manitaa. CHEVY TEUCK- 1*7*. good 0COFFERTABLE* sell separately. Cell...4U-ten shavings. It* pick up truck eWEDDINO DRKSte cend.. cess.. AM-FM. auto.. Law dawn, low’ payments to Queen Anna cherry weed. Cost outlined buyer Had. Call 4*9*340 days Site S/4.11*0. Cell MI-1004 low mites, 1 owner. MUMP lif t now. Will sail tor I7S 1B3— T e le v is io n / evenings 404- MM ^ ^ jAttjrljOOPM^^^ CaR....4H-l744 FORD F ISO XLT 14X14. 1/m, 10 Skyline, ml tad Radio/Stereo LIRmryW _ . A . m lTylt a . - a^i^M il ■ o fwa 1-.-iffl S 1Y9— P e ts * S upplies 213—Auctions ~ ISM. Auto.. Power steering a Fla. rm.. all atac. Can. H/A. ----- a ----- « « - « >-■ ------a t - k .1- - a Good Used T.V.’i SIS an* up brakes, asking 13400. Can be ...... 410*00 rvcuT. MUCMRf vwi m iiat i Lamps. Mint caadlllanl MILLBES • KITTENS* seen at 701 Cornwell Rd.. m odest attar...... m aw s Mtt Orlando Or...... m « U l Free te good homo. Rotor- MIDGES MID SOR Senterd..4MA0IQ or in TWO 11XM, I/t. split, I t Manitaa. ences required Call... Jll-lltl Aectten every Tbendey 7 PM Can. H/A. furnished...... 14400 COUNTRY STYLE Si* piece 1B7— S p o rtin g Goods WE IUY ESTATES! ROI BRUCE AUTO SALES living room group. Good con Over 40 Trucks. Vans a 4X4's 14X40. V t 'IS Scott. Can. H/A. d tlon.MfS.Call...... 375 soil 200— Registered Pets Anttgue Melt Space Available SMITH * WESSON- 1S7 License f AO M7-AU447 Buy here-Pay here 1 -331*007 get 4 electric...... - .... 114400 a DINETTE SETa Magnum. 4 In. barrel. Modal Hwy 44...... m-IOIt 1 TOR CHEVY HATRED Bench labia * 4 solid wood 4M stainless, comes with hol­ COCKER SPMIEL PUPS 1S74. duel axle with new iso 14X14. 1/1, split. *04 Skyline, chairs. Vary good condltonl ster 4 case. Asking SOS er Rag., black 4 while. * wks. 215— Boat* and engine. Runs good, looks soo...... caiim-eeot best offer...... 4d*4ti 7 tiOO, males 4 Mm. 331-7311 Can. H/A. dlihwaihar. lea Accessories rough. Groat tor work. Must oKITCHEN DINETTE SET# sacrifice tor MOO .Call H7-0M1 maker, landscaped,....Mr.500 14*41. brown, formica top with 1 chairs to match * I ostra. Cultured marble finisher a set 1S74 FORD VAN roaiMernnm. Broker THIS WEEK S up person needed. Flbergless Runs good. Asking MOO. Cell B ^ I t a - -J l _ a I - - -a n . , 4 similar style chairs. All padded seats. Vary good con- experience helpful but will ______m-siM______HUNT’S USED CARS 1014 Oartan. new fa t furnace. dltlonlSSl....CallMMftS treln...... 4117170 Iffl FORD F1M- 140. 1 speed. AC paneled walls. M l carpet. LARRY'S MART. IIS Sanford Greet work truck I 1500 or Nobody But Nobody Call ?:SOAM^:S0PM M91M4 Ava. Haw/Usad turn. * appl. 21*—W i ntedtoBuy" best otter 1...... 434 3*50 In Sanford W ill Sell You Buy/Sall/Trado...... 373 4133. IMS Ford Ranger long bed, AC, 4 m N M Ml Alamleem Cons. speed, new motor, excellent A Used Car Or Truck, As Nice eLOVBSBATSOFAa Nan-Farrows Motelsaaeeeeaaaat 141—W stsrfront r w condition. 43,500...... 4J0 StlQ Blue roses and green leaves. KOKOMO...... W-1IM Or Cheap As We Will.... Proparty /$ # I# Parfactcondltlonl Only ISO IUMMACE B BAKE SALE BIG TARO SALE 1 WANTED: Good used furniture l i t * For# RoRfor XL ______C* 11 444 0151______Frl. 4 Sat.. »AM to 4PM. Frl. 4 tot.. SAM to 1PM. M0t end entlques. CASH FAID. With topper, excellent condi­ 7 I M M M 77 DATSUN PICKUP Georgia Avo., Senterd. Nativity Church ot Lake ST. J0HR S1W11 Oak Dining Room Sal msaos tion. I4.M0...... 4114114 « tow. Ebs 1 ML 4m toss' I bdrm.. 1 bath, hot tub room. With Corner Hutch, f 1400 Furniture, baby Items, etc. Mery...... (17 4*1 to SR 07) I dactn...... Call m ono 371-171* eves Casselberry • Community Math 222—Musical 23B—Vehicles $400 DORR 0N LT$4M MON I Mb Mary. tot . 4/*.f:OOAM Hoonl also Mil good used motors A l/C, lad Rica Cw E»c. condHtoft Call 33*4344 mil PI 1 I VI M A\SI- I AM I lowo w oo d , WssdUeds Frl. 4 YARD SALE! transmissions...... Ml 4411 $ 4 0 0 DORN Sat., tram 1:10AM til 4:10PM. Frl. 4 tot. 1AM to 4PM. 11*4 223—Miscellaneous PER REEK 100 Stonoy Ridge Ct. corner ot S. Sanford Avo., Sen lord 239—Motorcycles ONLY $ 4 0 PER WEEK $40 Eastern Fork. Mlsc. from He* Mitch Caert Bast, Frl. 4 an d B fkes plants to tumiturel Como seel ACQUAIIUM LYNX LJFTRACN tot.. (AM-1PM. Baby Itoms. I ft. heilgon, never used. 7t tm a m n 4 x4 S2 2 IS. MAHNKEN FARMS tupper-ware, telescope, etc. 1ST* Honda Oetd Wing, fair • S Sets*. U t let Ism. Dm Includes accessories...... 1110. condition 11747.11. Cell Frl.. tot.. 4 Sun. »AM III 7 *71 Cell 331-1114 B leave massage ORLY $ 4 0 0 DORN Elder Rd. Surplus farm I l l W. 17tk St., tot. 4 See., SAM Mt-UH $400 DORN til SPM. Big ^family satol OAQUARIUMO •gulp., lollies, apple butter, PUREU $ 4 0 PER REEK bus. car, 710 Honda 4 more 1 Rattan, household Itoms 4 10 gel., stand, complete tank 241—Recreational $40 miscellaneous. All goes 1 Including gravel end orna­ Mufti Femllyl 141 Fteeerest Or. ments! »41. Call in 41M Vehicles / Campers behind Plnecrest School 1 Frl. • IMS 4 ISM toxtord Avo.. Frl. 4 7S ESANABA IIMUMNI Sat. Crafts, household, CNEBPY CRAWLER 1 1 Bsar, Bke Cw 4 tot., 1AM 4PM. furniture, lt 7 IF * r * Laban TIe n RV clothes, household 4 mlsc. clothes, automotive Itoms etc 1 Accessories-1 mos. old, IISOI S\ strut T »•( li I it s 111II11 PM4I1 after SPM/message 11 ft., sleeps 4, good cond l $ 4 0 0 DORN $SbONRN MULTI FAMILY SALE! S.SOO or will trade ter 177* Celery Avo., See lord DIAMOND ENOAOEMENT $ 4 0 PER REEK $40 P E I REEK M l 2810 UIO Marshall Ave., Sen lord Thure. 4 Frl.. IAM-4PM, An­ RINO • 41 carol, appraised houseboat or pontoon boat (Between 14th 4 Uth St.) tiques, glassware, doers, 11.100, asking 1 * 0 0 . w/treller Cell otter 4PM ______*04 3434014______frM M NiB'.oeerr

Frl. 4 tot. *AM to 1PM furniture. 4 morel Barge 1 ns 1 LOVBSBAT - ISO. IBM l ' j l l 71 NOVA 2 SC. • C.1.0 ELBCTBIC TYPEWBITBR • IMS. IS ft. travel trailer. Must IT. Ortws Uto toe MO...... 4H-74U sell this week I Like nowl Air. $ 4 0 0 DORN Ladles set of diamond chip awnings, bay front window, patio glass door, gerdwt bath, earrings with diamond chip $ 4 0 PER REEK ring, siteivi. Must sell. toll reasonable or will consld MO perrux ______MO-1711 - or smeller trailer In trade. ^wmdUlvwICelLj^JlW^ OPHONBMATEMMe Msnegemenl — Financing Telephone and answering 243—Junk Cars Flue Over 00 Other Nice Cere 4 Trucks I machine. Tollsaver, call screening, message search, JUNKCARSREMOVED “ HUNT’S USED CARS nine number memory, pause, NOCHARGE "Borrfng Bpmlnoh County For to Yoon' held and redial. Touch fane or ______333*377______pulse. Beeperless remele. 1215 W. FIRST ST. (Hwy. 4E) SANFORD HO*. Cell...... MUMS Jenk Cars. Meters, a Trsesmlsslsas Eemsved 3 2 2 - 6 7 9 3 TORIHC TABLES .....1M-M71 alters PM M\ Set of 4 Slender Yew . I yr. eld E«c. condition I Cell-404411 eWEOOINOOOWNe car sales Candlelight, site 7, with slip 4 veil. Worn once...... I MO. ______Cell MO-SOM______WHIRLPOOL- Washer...ISO. I \ ;\ j| BOY'S Bike, 14 In...ISO I I \ l v I n II ) M i l ’lliiM PRESENTS THI ______m-4410______•4 FT. TALL YUCCA PLANT e / i J L Beautiful ter heme or office MO. Cell...... CT-0M4 234—Antique/Clessic ______Cara______N< i i l

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WE HAVE ’89 PLYMOUTH REUANTS 3 in stock from <8,589 w e re ***# # # 1BTTMB *6399 BUVtJtS rtflflT S H fl ’88 OLDS FIRENZAS 3 in stock from <6,589 w ere##! • TRAVfl ACfNT • IlillR l.lilLtf DAIHATSU • A INI INI " HOURS: X Kl SI Nk A I IllhlS I | l 321B S. HWY. 17-92 Monday-Friday SANFORD 9:00 - 8:00 L0NGW00D/SANF0RD ★ 1 323-2123 Saturday 4274 * Oriartt Dr. Nell ORLANDO 9:00 • 6:00 wmom i Open Sunday 423*8062 323*7720 WE TAKE TRADES ■ AC T TRAVEL S C H O O L ! 426-6008 (Oraapo CawNy) [Sm Im Ii County) owWiNw ruukapiiNaiCa kiw i mt ■6:TiTigk»JkM.T« V - | HmeulemlerexiC |