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8Th Directors OK Accord with Town 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Feb. 27. 1989 Canadiens Who dares to lead pack? slow down School board chiefs and public often disagree on issues By The Associated Press half, Iowa stretched the lead to 4.5-35 on 3-point baskets by Matt WASHINGTON (A P) - From school problems Emily Feistritzer, a veteran education analyst. the average American. child attends. Doesn’t anyone want to be No. N C A A H o o p Bullard and Armstrong and con­ and sex education to the hot issue of “ choice,” “ But the longer people have been on school Generally, school board presidents who have A 1987 Gallup poll found that 71 percent of the Vancouver 1? trolled the game the rest of the school board presidents disagree frequently with boards, the more co-opted they are by the system been members of their boards for short times public believes parents should be able to send Well, yes, Oklahoma coach way. the public that elected them, according to a and the more resistant to any changes in it.” • were found to want changes in numerous areas of their children to the school of their choice. Only 36 Billy Tubbs does, but he’s about to winning streak snapped. Virginia 76, No. 17 N. Carolina St. survey released today. The survey found that 97 percent of school board education. Those who have been on their boards 10 percent of school board presidents said parents NHL Roundup lose it. Elliott also grabbed 10 re­ 75: Bryant Stith scored 29 points, The attitude gaps were uncovered by the presidents are white, 71 percent are male, and 68 years or more, 26 percent of the total, are “ more should be able to make that decision: 51 piioent Arizona’s Lute Olson, the logir bounds in his matchup with fellow including two free throws with 90 private National Center for Education Informa­ percent have never held any job in an education resistant” to changes, the survey found. said no and 13 percent said they didn’t know. cal successor following the seconds left, as Virginia kept the tion in a survey of school board presidents across system. Nearly half are in their 40s, 94 percent are Among the survey’s most unexpected discover­ Player of the Year candidate The majority feel such a system would create second-ranked Wildcats’ 77-75 Wolfpack from moving back into the United States. married, and almost two-thirds have children still ies was the gap between school board presidents By The Associated Press Danny Ferry of Duke, who had 29 victory over No. 9 Duke on points and 12 rebounds. a first-place Atlantic Coast Con­ “ These people really do start out being at home. They are better educated, make more and the public on public school choice, the concept Sunday, isn’t thrilled about it. Temple 74, No. 11 West Virginia ference tie with North Carolina. representative of the public,” said center director money and are more conservative politically than of letting parents select which local school their See BOARDS, page 12 The Calgary Flames and Mont­ “ We were excited about being 56: Mik Kilgore made seven Chucky Brown led the losers with real Canadiens are waging a war No. 1 last season when it was a .3-pointers and scored .33 points as 23 points. for the N H L’s best record but first for the school,” Olson said. Temple handed West Virginia its No. 7 Missouri 97, No. 1 Vancouver coach Bob McCam- “ It brought us national recogni­ first loss .since Dec. 3. West Oklahoma 84: Byron Irvin scored mon doesn’t see that much tion then. Now. I ’m not sure we Virginia. 23-3 overall and 16-1 in .34 points and Missouri went on an comparison. need it.” the Atlantic 10, was led by Herbie 18-2 run early in the second half “ Calgary is good, but Montreal Arizona was No. 1 for one week Brooks’ 24 points. fueled by Greg Church and Gary is better,” McCammon said Sun­ three weeks ago but lost to No. 6 Syracuse 89, Kentucky 73: Leonard, Oklahoma, 24-4 overall day night after watching the Oklahoma, which assumed the Stephen Thompson scored 13 of and 10-2 in the Big Eight, got 36 Canadiens snap the Canucks’ top spot the last two weeks. his 27 points in a second-half points from Stacey King. Mis­ club record seven-game winning Oklahoma was beaten Saturday surge. The Orangemen erased a souri , which trails the Sooners by streak 5-2. “ Their big advantage by No. 7 Missouri 97-84 but ’Tubbs three-point halftime deficit, out- one game with two to play, has is team speed up front, especially is perfectly willing to remain at scoring Kentucky 26-15 during a won 16 straight at home, includ­ with the addition of Russ the top. nine-minute span, then finished ing 15 this season. Courtnall. Hanrhpstrr Mrralb “ I can’t imagine anyone not the game with a 15-4 burst. No. 3 Georgetown 63, St. John’s “ The Canadiens have the edge, wanting to be No. 1,” he said. Syracuse, 23-5, beat Kentucky. 55: Charles Smith and Alonzo too. on defense. They can really Four other members of the 12-17, for the first time in six tries. Mourning each scored 14 points blow out of their zone.” Associated Press Top Twenty The Wildcats, who led by 10 as Georgetown clinched the Big The victory, coupled with Cal­ also lost over the weekend, points in the first half, were led by East regular-season champion­ 30 Cents gary’s 1-0 loss to Winnipeg, left Tuesday, Feb. 28, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm including Temple’s 74-56 pasting Derrick Miller’s 21 points. Der­ ship. The Hoyas, 22-3 and 12-2, Montreal one point behind the of No. 11 West Virginia that rick Coleman and Billy Owens won their third regular-season Flames. In other NHL games, it snapped the nation’s longest each had 15 for Syracuse and title, the earliest any team has was Hartford 8, Pittsburgh 6; Los winning streak at 22 games. Sherman Douglas had 14 assi.sts clinched the top spot in the Angeles 1. New Jersey 1: Detroit New snag Elsewhere. South Carolina and moved into second place on league’s 10-year history. St. 4. Chicago 4. shocked No. 8 Louisville 77-73. the NCAA’s all-time list, eight John’s, 14-11 and 5-9, is guaran­ 8th directors OK The Canadiens. who stopped Virginia nipped No. 17 North behind former Northeastern teed its worst ever conference Buffalo’s five-game winning postpones Carolina State 76-75 and LSU guard Andre LaFleur, who had record. streak Saturday night, took a 3-0 edged No. 18 Nevada-Las Vegas 894. No. 5 North Carolina 100, lead against Vancouver on first- 88-87. No. 10 Illinois 94, Ohio St. 71: Clemson 86: ’The Tar Heels took period goals by Shayne Corson. No. 2 Arizona 77, No. 9 Duke 75: Nick Anderson scored a career- over sole possession of first place North trial Chris Chelios and Mats Naslund. Sean Elliott scored 24 points for high 35 points and Illinois pulled in the ACC as Steve Bucknall accord with town That was more goals in one period WASHINGTON (AP) - Oliver Arizona, including a 3-point shot away in the second half, shooting scored a career-high 30 points and than the Canucks had allowed in with 54 seconds remaining that 73 percent from the field. An 18-2 made five of eight 3-point shots. North’s Iran-Contra trial came to any of their six previous games. a halt again today after it was even if they moved into the ballots themselves. gave the Wildcats the lead for run early in the second half No. 15 Seton Hall 84, Providence Bv Alex Glrelll Vancouver rookie Trevor district just before the vote. A check-off list of district good 73-70, and Duke freshman brought Illinois back from a 44-39 80: Andrew Gaze hit all six of his discovered that government- Manchester Herald Linden scored his 26th and 27th LaBelle said the present re­ voters will be used. Christian Laettner missed the deficit and put the Illini in the lead 3-point shots and scored 22 of his censored memos by North’s goals of the season in the second Contra courier, Robert Owen, quirement that people have to The questions will be prepared front end of a 1-and-l with one to stay with 12:33 left. 26 points in the first half. John The directors of the Eighth period but Montreal got two FOLLOW THE BALL — Ohio State’s Perry Carter (32) live in the district for three by LaBelle. One will be on second left. Elliott also made two No. 14 Iowa 84, Purdue 67: Roy Morton also scored 26 points as long ago had been placed on the Utilities District on Monday third-period goals from Bobby and Nick Anderson of Illinois battle for a loose ball during months before they can vote on approving the agreement as a free throws with 18 seconds left to Marble scored 22 points and B.J. Seton Hall raised its record to public record. approved a historic agreement Smith, who leads the Canadiens first-half action in their Big Ten Conference battle North’s lawyers immediately district questions is probably whole. Others will be on specific provide the winning margin. Armstrong added 15 and became 23-5, the most since 1952-53 when with the town over fire and sewer with 28 goals.
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