County Sets Fo£ Longwood_ Job Sights On Oviedo Site Powers' Price For Library By Donna Eatea Herald Staff W riter Said Too High Seminole County commission­ ers are expected to authorize By Jane Caaaelberry negotiations today to buy a Herald Staff Writer ‘A i for as I'm five-acre parcel across from Mayor Harvey Smerllson has concornod, he (Powers) Oviedo High School for Its third called a special Longwood City library site. Commission meeting for tonight can go take a hike. Director of Services John to consider the hiring of William His demands aro Percy and the county's library T . Powers os city administrator, really unreasonable.' advisory committee have re­ but four of.the five commission­ ers have already said they plan commended the county buy the -A loyor Harvey Smmrllson five acres southwest of the In­ to reject Powers' counter offer tersection of state Road 420 and and look at other options Aulla Avenue. Just one mile west City Clerk IXm Terry has been not discussed the negotiations. of Oviedo's downtown, for Its mentioned os a possibility. The He M id that the contract drawn Oviedo-Tuskawllla branch meeting will be held at 7:30 p in. up by Powers was "very pro­ library. The tract, known ns the tonight at the city hall. 175 W. fessionally done" but did not Uluelle .Jenkins property. Is also Warren Ave. Indicate how he would vote. near the Intersection of stale “ As far as I'm concerned, he Sm erllson was quoted In Hoads 420 and 4 1 9. (Powers! can go lukc a hike." another newspaper Mylng "It The commission will take up M id Smerllson. "His demands seems be (Faulkner) promised the matter after Its 7 p m. public are really unreasonable." the man a $-10,000 Mlary behind hearings On Monday the city received a closed doors and how he's trying Percy called the tract's loca­ three-page rountcr offer from to make good on It.” Faulkner tion excellent. The only problem Powers, assistant city manager Mid for the good of the city he Is the $250.(XX) asking price, he and finance director for the city wouldn't pursue the matter. said. of Perry, accepting the city's "I know I didn't do anything An apprulsal of the property 835.000-a-vear salary offer, but wrong so I’m nol going lo pursue shows Its value to be $162,500 adding some other stipulations. It any farther." he Mid. and Hint Is the price that will be Powers. 42. had asked for Powers counteroffer siatrd he sought In the negotiations. $40,000 with a $5,000 raise wants a definite commitment by Percy told commissioners the after nine months when he the city for a $5,000 Increase In tract has 660 feet of frontage on appeared before the commission six months after his proposed SR 426 and Is about 330 fret on March 22. when the commis­ starting dute of May 1 plus deep. A library site of about 2.5 sioners agreed he was tnelr periodic cost of living Increases, acres Is needed, but the owner Is unanimous choice. Hut In .'Is lie ulso wants two weeks vaca­ hot Interested In splitting the written offer to him. Ihc com­ tion the first year und three property, Percy said. mission offered $35,000 with weeks a year thereafter. At If negotiations fall through a future Increases negotiable. present, the Longwood second site, known as the Smerllson Mid he was furious personnel code allow- three Lawton parcel. Is being consid­ when he learned Friday that City weeks only after 10 years with ered. This site has 10 acres und Officers Told To Get In Shape Commissioner Perry Faulkner, the city. Should the co omission who had favored offering Powers the asking price is $575,000 By Rick Brunson their officers In the next two to give In to this stipulation it workshop that he was studying $40,000 a year, had contacted would mean passing an ordi­ The property fronts on SH 426 Herald Staff W rite r three months. l*ollcc Chief Hen programs used by the Mlanii- the Jon candidate Tuesduy by nance to amend the policy. between Lake Jessup Avenue Sanford’s police officers and Hutler, In a memo to police and Lawton Avenue, about .2 Dadc police force and California phone. Smerllson It wus un­ Other Items spelled out In firefighters will lx- huffing und officers last week. Mid the pro­ lllghwuy Patrol. mile from the center of chugging soon — getting Into ethical for Faulkner to contact Powers offer Include the city gram Is long overdue and told He Mid one will Ik- chosen that downtown Oviedo laiwlon Ele­ Powers on the city's behalf. |>aylng Ills moving expenses. Its sbajx- to make sure they are up the officers to prepare Is suitable for the police and fire mentary School fronts to the Faulkner, who voted ugalnxt part of Ills Florida retirement, a to the physical demands of their themselves for It. departments. south. hiring Powers at $35,000 $30,000 term life Insurance poli­ |obs. Hutler has not decided what "Most of the problem with Percy said discussions huve because he favored offering cy. cost of his unending the The police and fire depart­ type of fitness program he will most of my men Is weight." been held with tuith the city of ments ure expected to start $40,000. said today he had only Florida la-ague of Cities and use but he told the Sanford City Hutler told the commission. He called Powers lo reussure him ol Oviedo and the Seminole County physical fitness progrants for Com m ission at Its M onday Florida Clly/Counly Managers School Hoard about whether See S H A PE-U P , page 8A his continued support and had See POWERS, page 8A cither would like In buy u portion of the 10 acres If the county acquires the |iarccl. He said the city of Oviedo Is America’s mounting Nakasone Breaks Market Deadlock Interested, but does not have the lO K ^O IUPII — Prime Minister Yasuhlrn surplus has risen to about $37 billion last year, a money oil bund to buy part of trade deficit with Japan Nakasone. whose political fortunes are Increas record the tract. •ugly Hcd to his ability lo defuse trade tensions The Prime minister previously said be will go In the meantime, the county In billioni ol dollars. Including shipping costs with the United States, told the Japanese on television to ask the Japanese people for their stair and the llbrury advisory parliament today he had made a "Judgment" on understanding as be seeks to resolve Ihe problem committee working with library easing trade restrictions on telecommunications With Ihe U.S. Congress threatening protec­ architects. Rogers, Ixivelock A The U S. trade deficit equipment. tionist measures unless Japan opens up key Fritz Inc. of Orlando, have set a with Japan war $37 1 Although Nakusone did not elaborate on the markets to U.S. competition. Nakasone has construction schedule for the billion in 1064 - a 71% nature of his "Judgment." the Kyodo news ulreudy promised to work out a new package of five libraries lo be built Irom the Increase over 1063 service, quoting government sources. Mid he was market-opening measures by April 9 $7 million bond Issue authorized referring to a decision to simplify technical Hut the prime minister, with a less than firm for the facilities In an October standards for telecommunications equipment. hold on his ruling Liberal-Democratic party, has 1964 referendum. The prime minister, seeking to Juggle conflict­ come under some criticism, most recently from Construction of the Sanford. ing pressures from Ihe United States and critics party vice-chairman Susumu N'lkuido. for his Forest City and Oviedo branch at home. Mid he had broken a deadlock In Ihe handling of the Issue. libraries are lo tie completed for key area of telecommunications trade during the Some Japanese polltlcul and business leaders opening In 1987. weekend trade talks with U.S presidential envoy feel Nakasone has already made too many The county already bus u site, Gaston Slgur. concessions lo the United States purchased for $130,000 from The United States has been particularly A Cabinet-sponsored panel, meanwhile, was Mama Hunt. Immediately north anxious to see steps that would ease the entry pulling Ihe finishing touches on a package of of the present Sanford llbrury for Into Japan's recently deregulated telecom­ propoMls for future trade reform. the new H.000 square foot munications market by U.S. firms. Government sources said a study |ianel headed library. The Forrst Clly and ttae Nakasone’s attention, and his political fortunes, by former Foreign Minister Saburo Oklla would Oviedo brunches are lo huve *Cstimsiad increasingly have been dominated by the Issue of recommend a program lo Ihe Cabinet under BOUftCC 0$$$rim$«M of Commute trade with the United States, a source of Sec LIB R A R IE S , page 8A t t ll which domestic markets would Ik- opened to mounting tension us Japan's bilateral trade See JA P A N , page 8A

- % ■ f i n a v City Eyeing Exclusive Garbage Franchise e r a i - By Roger Simmons The lone company which knew bake Mary City Manager Kathy then decided lo open the marketplace Herald Staff Writer about the proposed ordinance was Rice M id the proposal would solve In Lake Mary and allow garbage Action Reports...... 3A A (imposed ordinance which would Ace Disposal Servlre of Orlando. Ace Florida...... several problems and bring an end to companies to sign Individual con­ Bridge...... AQ ullow Lake Mary lu award an Marketing Director Andy Amroso Horoscope..... a year long experiment with "capital­ tracts with citizens. But after a year. Calendar.... exclusive franchise for Ihe collection maid he lias been one of the people Hospital...... 2A ism" In the garbage marketplace. Mrs. Rice M id that method has Classifieds.. of garbugr took three of the four pushing for the one-company ar­ Thursday's vote will end a series of caused several problems. Including; Nation...... 2A waste collectors that servr the city by­ rangement. Comics...... Dzuytla 1 R events that began In January of 1984 • Confusion from residents on how Crossword...... 6B surprise. If approved. Ihe ordinance would when the city's lone garbage collec­ to get garbage collection. UCOffln.ir 75UUTAiihv •. 1 R Sports...... 5-7 A Representatives of S em inole establish provisions for the granting tion agency. Better Garbage, asked • The deterioration of city roads Deaths...... Television...... IB Garbage Service of Sanford. Danjohn of an exclusive franchise for collect­ Lake Mary for an exclusive franchise. from as many as five trips a week by Dr. Lamb...... 6B Weather...... 8A Services und Industrial Waste ing residential und commercial Then three other companies. World the various companies' garbage Editorial.... World...... BA Services, both of Longwood. were not waste, give Ihe city power lo approve Refuse of Altamonte Springs (a sister trucks. aware of the ordinance that Is rate Increases, and make garbage company of Ace). Industrial Waste • And regulating Ihe rates com­ scheduled to come before city com­ collection mandatory. and Danjohn requested an opportuni­ panies can charge for garbage coffer- missioners during Thursday night's Residents now can dispose of their ty to bid on the franchise. tlon. Dining Out Is meeting. own garbage. Mrs Rice said the city commission See OARBAOE, page 8A NEW YORK (UP!) - Most women would prefer s Broadway play and a restaurant dinner to having sex. but a clear majority Growth Top Issuo As Sanford Cleanup Blitz opted for wrx over a World Series gume. a 'Terrific' random survey showed. Legislature Begins Sunlord city commissioners because of the massive cleanup Mercer said he didn’t know The telephone poll, released In the New were uchlng Monday after they York 1‘oat Monday, represented Ihe views of TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The Florida e ffo rt. how many people participated In picked up trash along Seminole Legislature today begins a GO duv legislative Along with the commission, the drive but estimated the event 533 men and 487 women from Ihe New York Boulevard during the city's session that Is expected lo chart the state's members of numerous civic and got wide community support. City area, called between Feb. 2A and March weekend cleanup blitz. Stooping growth Into the next century homeowners organizations II. und scooping up irash wus hard Some of the groups did not As the Constitution provides for the first fanned out across the city Satur­ complete their designated Of the women who responded. 61 percent work, the coimnlsaloners M id at Tuesday after the first Monday In April, the day und bagged trash strewn In would choose a dinner In a fine New York their Monday workshop. cleanup assignments and have House and Senate were called to order at 10 creeks, ditches and roadways. Il planned lo return In the next few Clly restaurant lo having aex and the same "It was amazing how much a.m. and Gov. Hob Graliam's “ Stale of the was the wrapup of the city's d a y s to finish the Job. he M id . number would prefer seeing a Broadway traeh wus out there." Commis­ State" address was sciu-duled an hour later. month long "cleanup, fixup, show. But. Ihe poll found GO percent of the sioner John Men er said. And even though March was Growth management anti medical palntup" campaign. women would prefer sex rather than attend Mayor Bettye Smith, rubbing Mercer said Ihe campaign, "cleanup month" Mercer Mid a World Series game. malpractice have been debated for months In her arms, sold she had sore there Is Mill work lo be done. committee, and u series of bills on both topics especially Saturday's blitz, was As for men. thetr responses to the poll muscles. “terrific. "It was a great success and a - hangovers from past sessions — are pending Hut Ihe commissioners took a were simple and unequivocal. They would In Ihe House and Senate. Another top Issue of The combined effort of Hoy good start. But there a still a lot "no puln. no gain" attitude prefer aex to a play, a dinner and a baseball Ihe session, treatment and prevention of child Scout troops, civic dubs and of trash In Sanford left to be about the venture. Sunford Is game — even Ihe World Series. abuse, to ltd over from the Dec. 6-Tsrssion. Individual citizens made the picked up." he said. sparkling a bit more today event successful, he Mid. — Rick Branson •f

1 JA-Ev»nlng H»r»M, Sxntsrd, FI. Tusntzy, A frit 1, IW» Taxing The Rich NATION Democrats Call It Fairness, Not A Tax Hike WASHINGTON (UPI) - Calling their plan The plan, which has 26 co-sponsors, "We have a $220 billion deficit." Russo more a matter of fairness than a tax hike, a would toughen the way corporations and said. "Something needs to be done to raise IN BRIEF group of House Democrats Is pushing to Individuals compute their adjusted gross revenues." raise Income taxes by at least $15 billion per Income and Impose a 25 percent minimum Both Schumer and Russo believe their yr*r — but only for corporations and the tax on those with adjusted Incomes of more plan could be an alternative to the more | | Pan Am A verts Strike wealthy. than $100,000. For individuals between widely discussed tax simplification bills, "The people In the country are crying out $70,000 and • 100.000. the minimum tax which are all designed to be revenue neutral But Some Workers Angry for something like this." said Hep. Charles would be gradually phased In. — not significantly raising or lowering the Although the sponsors released some WASHINGTON fUf*I) — Flight attendants reached a Schumer. D-N.Y., the sponsor of a bill to amount of tax revenue collected. details, aides said an actual bill was still In tentative accord with Pan American World Airways and Impose a minimum tax on Individuals and Meanwhile, two House subcommittees avoided a strike hut union activists condemned the companies with adjusted Incomes of more the working stages. Monday examined other measures that Growing attention Is being paid to com­ contract and erirouraged rank and-file members to reject It, than $100,000. would add taxes to discourage certain "We're all concerned that tax Increase has panies that have made huge profits but paid hostile corporate takeover attempts that end The union and the company declined to reveal terms of no taxes (or In some eaes actually received the settlement, announced Monday after 27 hours of a bad name." Schurncr said Monday. "Hut up not being successful, but often provide refunds). Schumer and Russo circulated a non-stop bargaining on behalf of about 5.500 flight this Is not a tax Increase In the eyes of the enormous profit for the corporate raider. list of 65 companies — Including several attendants. The accord averted a threatened strike against country. This Is fairness." Rep. Marty Russo. D H L said: "One of the major defense contractors — which, be­ "We're trying to put enough of a tax on tt the financially troubled airline. ... to more or leas take away" the advantage One activist, calling the contract "garbage.” said Pali Am things this Isn't Is a new tax Increase. ... It's tween 1981 and 1983. each made more than $36 million In profit but paid no taxes of a questionable hostile takeover attempt. would Immediately begirt laying ofr 3.500 flight attendants. a way of seeing that people not paying their or received refunds. Sen. David Boren. D-Okla.. said. A Pan Am spokesman Initially "ealegoribally denied" the share pay their share." charge but later said "around 3.000" flight attendants “ will not be needed." The spokesman attributed the reduction In stafT to a W i d e s p r e a d 29-day ground workers strike that ended Wednesday, not in negoilatlons with the (light attendants. The tentative ugrcemrnt also Includes a controversial Virus Linked two tier wage scale under which new employees perma­ nently remain at lower rates of pay. To Leukemia

SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Up to 1 Hefner vs. Bogdanovich million Americans may be car­ rying a-virus believed to cause a LOS ANGELES (UP!) — Playboy publisher Hugh Hefner form of leukemia and a cancer has accused director Peter Bogdanovich of seducing the researcher says their number ts 13-year-old sister of Playmntr of the Year Dorothy Straiten growing because of blood and using her as a "pathological replacement" for the transfusions, sexual contact and murdered actress-model, family closeness. llrfner's allegations — which have been rumored for Dr. William Hazcltlne of months — were made during a news conference Monday at H arvard University told an which he denied accusations In Bogdanovich's book. "The American Cancer Society semi­ Killing ol a Unicom." that the publisher led Straiten Into a nar Monday that people Infected llfestylr that rrsulted In her death In 1980 by her estranged with the H TLV I retrovirus stand husband. a 1 In 100 chance of developing Los Angeles police Iasi summer Investigated the adult T-cell leukemia. allegations that Bogdanovich had sex with the girl, and T-cells are while blood cells talked to Ihr alleged victim uud her parents as part of the that are part of the body's probe, but decided not to file charges. Cmdr. William Immune ordlscasc-flghtlug Booth, a department spokesman, said Monday, system. Hefner also said that anxiety over the director's " H T L V I Is.spread by very accusations In the (took caused him to suffer n stroke Intimate contact." Hazcltlne March 6. HartM OvTi said, "primarily by blood In n prepared statement following Hefner's news Squeeze Play transfusions, sexual contact and conference, Bogdanovich, who has ndmlttcd being In love long-term familial contact." with Straiten said, "hi my opinion. Hefner sells sexual lies Tra ffic was backed up for miles around for another 2VT months. According to H TL V 1 Is a cousin of the every month This one about Dorothy's surviving family Is midday Monday as cars tunneled through Florida Highway Patrol statistics, there has H TL V HI retrovirus, the Immune just fils latest." one open easlbound lane on Interstate 4 been an Increase In the number ol 1-4 fender suppressive agent linked to the during resurfacing of the highway. The benders by motorists trying to bypass the deadly acquired Immune defi­ backups, once reaching B miles during congestion and drive on the emergency lane ciency syndrome, or AIDS. Refugees Gain Legal Relsdency Friday's rush hour, are expected to continue or medians. The H TLV l retrovirus was United Press Internstlonal first linked to adult T-cell Victoria Contreras, a 102-year-old Cuban refugee who leukemia In the late 1970s. but Joined the 1080 Muriel sealift, shouted "Viva Hengan" as Harvard University studies now she became the first Marlel refugee to gain legal residency suggest It may also be linked to status In the United Btntcs. New Jail Addition Expected other forms of cancer. Contreras, one of (lie oldest of the 125,000 Martel sealift "Over the past year my labora­ refugees, was granted legal residency Monday after an tory has been Investigating both the H TLV 1 and the H TL V III Interview with the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service. She Is now eligible to apply for U.S. citizenship. To Be Completed By June *87 viruses." Hazcltlne said. "The In Florida. 89.901 Marlel refugees registered during the goal of our work Is to develop art Initial signup period of Ihr adjustment program In By Donna Rates The Jail addition, which will triple the Inmate understanding of how the December and January, said Virgil Sululs. an assistant INS Herald Staff Writer capacity from 236 to 736. la to be of modular viruses affect the im m u n e ! district director. If everything goes aa planned, Seminole County pre-cast concrete design, recommended by Sheriff system's master control. "It ts now speculated that the ' Under Ihr restrictions of the Cuban Adjustment Act of nhmild have n new $12 million Jail addition and John Polk and patterned alter a facility recently H TLV I virus can shut down the 1900, the law by which most Cubans become legal renovated existing facilities by June IUH7. hullt In Pinellas County. residents, a criminal record or a history of menlul disorders Dale Ncdcrholf ol Wulaon A Co. of Winter Park, The addition Is to have five octagonal-shaped human Immune system much In could prevent applicants from gaining legal resident status architects for the project, told the county pods of two stories each branching out from a the same way that the H TL V III commission Monday afternoon that hlsln on the central cure. Each pod will house about 100 virus renders AIDS victims de­ work are scheduled for opening May 13 with prisoners in two-person cells. Medium security fenseless against disease. (dans tor construction and ((-novations slated Tor spare for 200 prisoners and minimum security "O ur advances In (he past year completion by the end of next week spare for 300 will be provided. show a unique biological pro­ The slide Dr purtment of Corrections must Water and sewer service, food preparation area, perty of the HTLV I and H TLV III approve I lie plans lx-lore the project can be let Tor laundry facilities, storage, medical care and staff viruses and their nblllty to re­ bids. support facilities In the core of the addition arc program a key component of the FLORIDA Nedcrhnfl said he expects 20 25 general designed to he sufficient In size for the ultimate cell's genetic machinery." contractors In bid on the work 1,000 Inmate capacity expected by the year 2000. Apparently, once a victim Is The construction and renovations nrr to lx* paid The ceils are to be factory built of pre-cast Infected with either virus, for from the receipts of a special one cent sales concrete and Joined together In pods at the site. genette material In the cell Is IN BRIEF tux authorized by tlx* voters In the November Architects have said pre-casting will reduce "reprogrammed" and all original 1984 election to be levied lor one year. maintenance and security problems. The pre­ Information In the cell ts Grand Jury Indicts 14 The taxes Is expected to raise $13,2 mil I ton. A casting technique will allow cells to be built with "pushed out." he said. portion of the cost of renovating the Seminole only one ceiling Joint made from an epoxy mortar "Even though a person Is a In Gas, Oil Lease Fraud County courthouse Into u purely Judicial building which Is harder than concrete. carrier of the HTLV I. that does Is also to lx* paid limit these revenues MIAMI (UPI) — A federal grand Jury has charged 14 not mean he'll develop a ma- people with selling worthless gas and oil leuses on federal llgnancy." Hazcltlne said. land to about 160 investors, defrauding them out of $1.8 "Studies show that close faintly million. Man Faces Year In Lewd Act Case members have Immunities to A 31 count Indictment returned Monday charged the the virus and never develop cancer." defendants with conspiracy and with one to 30 counts each A 34-year-old Altamonte Springs man charged In the second case, Richard Weasels Vass, 44. of of mull fraud and wire fraud In the operation of u Miami with two countn of sexual battery has pleaded Cemetery Hoad, pleaded no contest to possession The HTLV I retrovirus is partnership. Alaska Oil Leases. guilty to committing a lewd and lascivious act In of pot. common In many parts of the The Indictment alleged that beginning In August 1983. front ol a child. In a second separate plea, a Vass. who described himself as a self-employed world, particularly In .Japan and the defrndunts made fraudulent representations to In­ Genrv r utlumry pleaded no contest lu possession attorney, entered the plea before Mtze who set the Caribbean. Adult T-cell vestors to promote the sale of oil and gas leases on U.S. of more than 20 grams of marijuana sentencing for May 10. Voss could receive up to a leukemia Is uncommon In the government-owned land In the Denulul Block In Aluska. Seminole Circuit Judge C. Vernon Mize Jr. set year In the county Jail. United States. The Indictment sold Investors were told that they could May 24 for sentencing Gregory Vincent Parrott of 685 Enclno Way, He could receive up to a year In According to court records. Seminole County Some scientists theorize that sell the leases to oil companies for large sums of money, the virus originated In Africa and the county Jail. drag task force ugents raided Vasa' property Sept. that the land normally was reserved for oil developers who 12 and found a crop of about 40 pot plants. was transported to the Far East secured leasing rights through competitive bids, und that According to court records, the female victims, The ugents reported that they were tipped o(T to by Portugese sailors several de­ oil exploration was expected to begin there within six one 14 and Ihr other 11, reported to Seminole cades ago. months. County shertlt's Investigators that they were the pot crop, which was growing near Cemetery ssautlrd In Parrott s home In September or Hoad. Geneva, by Seminole County range and Researchers at Harvard arc October of 1982. water drputlri. Some of the plants were up to 15 now trying to develop vaccines Prosecutors To Get No Help Parrott, a crane operator, was arrested Jan. 9 leet tall and the entire crop weighed about 100 against both HTLV I and H TLV und ts free on bond while awaiting sentencing pounds. —Deane Jordan III retroviruses. MIAMI (UPI) — The head of Ihr Miami U.S. Attorney's Office, which Is in the nutlon's busiest federal court, has 94 assistants to handle nearly 5.000 pending civil and criminal cases, but there urc no plans lu expand the staff. The olllce, currently headed by U.S. Attorney Stanley Chamber Group Backs Widening Of SR 419 Marcus, faces an Increasing workload, stocked with drug • A major road connection t nil lie king cases, and the upcoming addition of three — If By Rick Brunson four-laurd." Horner said. The Mary and other Seminole clllrt from Sanford across Lake not four — new Judgeships. Herald Staff W riter road Is an Important link for on highway policies. Jessup to southeast Seminole The U S Attorney In Manhattan, home of the nation's Stale Hoatl 419. with Its win­ commerce In both arras, he "The committee gives Sanford County and northeast Orange second busiest federal courthouse, boasts u regular staff of ding. snaking path through east added. a voice In roads affairs In a day County. 130 on the payroll. Seminole County, needs to Ire Committee chairman Cal when there is little money (for Alice W. Wampler 111. who was suceeded by Marcus us lour-tuned and straightened out Conklin said thr twisting nature roads)." Homer said. Ihr southern district's lop federal prosecutor, had 62 so It Is salrr und provides Lister of the highway also makes It Other road projects the com­ entry IntoSanlord. nsslsluut U S attorneys when hr returned to private unsafe. mittee Is endorsing or want to plot Ik e In 1982. That's the view of the Greater see materialize are: Sanford Chamber of Com The eommltlrr wilt work with • Extension of stair Hoad 419 "It was terrible," hr said. "There was no way we could county and state Department of keep up with the cuseload und they wouldn't let me hire m erer'* Roads and Prldgrs from U.S. Highway 17-92 east Committee Transportation officials and any additional people." Into 0 v led o . 1 ncl udlng The group met last seek and provide Information about the rights-of-way for four-lanlng. made the four-luiilng of state road In Ihe hopes that It will be • Extension of Lake Mary Hoad 419 from slat'- Road 434 widened. Boulevard from Interstate 4 east cast to Tuscawllla Hoad Its top The committee, which In­ to state Hoad 46 and renaming it lobbying priority. HOSPITAL NOTES cludes prominent members of stale Road 415. C h a m b e r president Ja ck the engineering business and Cm Ix I rwrts* a*sWMl HmsO«I D llC M A S O It Horner says the four Lining Is members of the Sanford City • Extension of state Road 46A w a n le u I t'SM needed to more effectively tie the Commission and Seminole west front Sanford to Interstate A O M IttlO N t AtsnsO Oandrca 4 Unlsr*. M stsm i A. Tartar. OsOsry growing Ovlcdo/Gcrrva/Wlnler County Com mission, use? a Markin A Dsrnsti OwfcyS tsndrsnl. DtUsns Springs area lulu Sanford, the lion-adversarial, positive • Four-lanlng Airport Stanch* W !< • • > « William Qargan W im n. Dalton* county scat. approuch to Influence highway Boulevard. William C MuH sim m it m rwwr.Tnv»«ius "That Is Ihe Iasi road Into thr Chad J. CrsoXoil. U i M « ( DstsrsS A Orronl and Ss*t tirl. IwUtr* decisions. Horner said. It also • Improve stale Road 427 Esril Ofsgorv.tsXaMsor Kc m L tuMmdMiWr.Unier county srui that needs to be seeks to cooperate with Lake from Five Points south. Evening Herald. Sanford. Ft. Tuesday. April J, 1HS-JA Police Searches O f Vehicles Still Muddy Issue WASHINGTON (UPII — The Supreme Court, appeals by Japanese television manulacturers In uioy one pan oi a twu-pail indictment charging appeals court ruling that overturned two narcot­ splitting 4-4. has sidestepped an opportunity to the long-running dispute over dumping T V sets insurance fraud. ics convictions on grounds the Oklahoma City clarify when police may search automobiles in the United States. A federal appeals court had — Dividing 4-4. upheld Indiana's right to put a police failed to obtain a warrant before searching without a warrant. cleared the way for trial on charges Japanese suspect on trtal for dealing In both marijuana and a suitcase In the trunk of a car and a box on the The tie vote was the seventh In the past week companies conspired to dump low-priced sets In illegal prescription drugs, even though he signed front seat. that found tit** nation's highest court upholding a the United States In violation of federal antitrust an agreement to return from Michigan to Ik- tried The tie vote leaves tntnet the ruling of lower court ruling because Justice Lewis Powell law. only on the marijuana charge. Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals, but does did not participate in deciding the case. The 15-year-old case began in 1970 when — Agreed to decide whether a police officer not make law that would apply to similar illegally coerced a defendant into making a situations In other states. Powell was absent for three months while Zenith Radio Corp, and another Amertan manu­ facturer filed suit against seven Japanese manu­ confession by promising him psychiatric help and The case arose when reacting to a tip. police recovering from surgery for prostate cancer and went to search a car parked In a motel parking apparently has decided not to vole In any case facturers alleging a conspiracy to drive American telling him he was not a criminal T V makers out of business by selling television lot. Police had probable cause — or belief — that that was argued during his absence. This has — Will consider whether the stale of Michigan Illegal drugs would be found In thr containers [rsulted in the deadlocks on several key cases. receivers and other electronic goods at artificially Improperly refused to deduct child care expenses low prices in the United States. llut the Oklahoma court held that police could Including the car search case that Oklahoma when drlermlng welfare benefit levels and not search the entire car without a warrant eligibility. officials had hoped would result In In other action, the court: because the poller only had reason to Iwllcve they "stralghtfoward. workable rules'' for police. — Voted 8-0 to reinstate the conviction of a San The failure Of the high court to decide the would find the drugs to the containers, not In the Also Monday, the Justices agreed to hear Francisco man because the government proved Oklahoma car search case left Intact a state rest of the car. Boating Skills Hey Buddy, Turn That Stereo Down!' Course Offered An Altamonte Springs man — EA R TO EAR paramedics In loading an — James Everett Medlock. 43. of who reportedly threatened A 46-year-old man who re­ H7-year-old woman into an 14 3 0 Sem lnola B 1 v d .. The United States Coast another man with a knife during portedly threatened to slash a ambulance for transport (o the Casselberry, at 9 50 a m. Satur­ Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 41 of a dispute over a loud stereo has Longwood man's throat "from hospital day on U.S. Highway 17-92 after Lake Mary will offer a 7-week been charged with aggravated ear to ear" during an argument B U R G LA R IES & 1 H EFTS a motorist Bagged down a course In boating skills and assault and released from Jail on has been charged with ag­ Two pickup trucks were bur­ highway patrolman and told him seamanship starting April 15. $2,500 bond. gravated assault and Is being glarized beiwccn Saturday night the suspect had driven Into her Classes will lie held from 7:30 l-orcn Allen Brown. 22. of 221 held In lieu of *5.000 bond. and Sunday morning In (he car. to 9:30 p m. Mondays and — Francis John Dies, 60. of 651 Thursday at Luke Mary High Mallard St.. Altamonte Springs, Longwood police responded to parking lot of the Cavalier Motor DrooVsidc Drive. Maitland, at 6 School, Pre-rrglsiralton will lold Altamonte Springs (Ktllrr a disturbance call at 855 Georgia Inn. 3200 S. Orlando Drive. the man pulled a knife and Sanford. p.m. Saturday after his car was be April II at 7 p.m. in Ihe Ave.. Longwood, on Saturday multl-pur(M>sc room placed It to his throat after and were met by Mark Petersen In the lirsi Incident. Wlllts involved In an accident on Lake Hitchens. 50. of New Castle. Brown had complained about who told them that during an Howell Road. Subjects covered will In­ — Steven John Ashley. 26, of the man's loud car stereo, a argument the suspect had held a Del.. rr|M>rtrd to Sanlord (roller clude safe boating, boat han­ i»06 Bishop Drive. Altamonte (Killer report said. knife to hts throat, threatened that someone entered hts Ford dling. trallcrlng. piloting, Brown broke away Irom the him and then fled, a police pickup through the camper shell Springs, at 10 10 p.m. Saturday marine engines, navigation and then climbed through the at 708 Beverly Drive afler his car man and ran Inside the Bombay report said. rules and aids, weather, Blcyele Club. 525 E. slate Road rear window. The thief stole a was involved In an accident. m a r 11 n s p i k e and ra d io ­ 436, Altamonte Springs, and Longwood police Issued a citizens hand radio, a scanner, — Author Raymone Klelnc. 35. telephone procedures. Gradu­ came back outside with three bulletin on the suspect to other knife, translator radio, clothes of 7th Street. Chuluota, at 11:44 ation certificates ure awarded friends who chased I tic suspect police agencies and Sanford and tools with a total value at p.m. Saturday on Central upon successful completion of away, the rrport said. police captured the man at about *-112 Avenue. Oviedo, utter lie failed to the course taught by auxiliary The incident occurred at about 9 pin. Saturday. The man was In thr second Incident. David dim hts car's headlights and was officers. 1:30 p in. Monday and Brown turned over to l.ongwood police Hull.will. 45. ol Princeton, rr- following another vehicle too and Jailed, the report said. There Is u nomtanl charge called police to the scene. Police ported the driver's side window closely. for text and work hooks. For spotted a suspect In front of a Gary Carl Demas. no address of hts pickup was forced open — Robert Kent During, 32. of 105 fuither Information, contact nearby restaurant at about 1:50 given, has been charged In the but no Items were missing: Garrison Drive. Sanford, was Commander Carl Carlson at p m He was identified by Drown case. Jailed at 3:41 a.m. Saturday utter 323-9416. or Russ Mcgonrgal. and other witnesses, the report A thief entered a Ford LTD lie was found asleep In hts car. 322-5588. parked at the Sanford Flea which was parked In the middle said. The suspect reportedly hud FIR E CALLS Flotilla 41 Is also enlisting a knife In his possession when Market. 1300 S, French Ave.. of Poln sett a Avenue. Sanford. The Sanford Fire Department Sanford, and stole a woman's The car's motor was running. people Interested In Joining Its caught. responded to the following calls handbag worth $346. according — Krill Alan Doversplkc. 27. ol ranks to assist the Untied Phillip U. Pinkney. IH. of 849 Monday to a report. The purer 502 Bradshaw St.. Sanford, at States Coast Guard, promote S. Wymorc Road. *35C. has (Miller — 7 58 a m ., *37 t-akr Monroe belongs to Tam m y Goss. 19. of 4 45 a in. Saturday uflcr he was boating safety, administer been charged In the case. Hr Is Whites Tow n. Ind found asleep In his car which public education programs, scheduled to appear In court Terrace, rescue. An 83-year-old DUE A R R E S TS was |>arkcd In the Intersection of and provide courtesy marine April 22. womun who hud difficulty breathing was taken to the The following persons have U.S. Highway 17 92 and Lake examinations. Graduates of ESCAPETRY hospital. been arrested In Seminole Mary Boulevard. Sanford. The the course are eligible to A 27-ycar-old Winter Park — 9:59 a.m„ 612 Sanford Ave.. County on a charge of driving car's engine was running and apply for membership. man nabbed by Oviedo police on rescue. Rescue workers assisted under die Influence. I hr vehicle wus In grur. Action Reports Staggering M an★ Fires Trying To Hail Taxi * Courts NOTICE Faces Jail Term On★ Police M arijuana Beal Charge A Mall fund man who was stoppeddrunk by drivinga police and possessionThe bag olcontained more than 20 grams of NOTICE AND APPLICATION FOR officer because he was staggeringmarijuana across and a paraphernaliamarijuana, according to court records, charges reportedly ran out ot the parking lot trying to hall a taxi lias pleaded gu'lty In other court action, an Orlando man arrested ALTERNATIVE PAYMENT OF 1985 Oviedo police station while being to possession of more titan 20 grams of In that city on charges of burglary and grand theft fingerprinted, but he was caught marljuama. after police raided his house has pleaded guilty In Donald Harold Walls. 19. of 3-Dabout Twin 400 latkrs yards away. REAL ESTATE TAXES BY INSTALLMENT Police reported Seminole stopping County the to burglary. Manor, entered the pica before Seminole Circuit In exchange for thr plea, the state has agreed man's car after It took a quick Section 197.0155, F.S. ellowt an ellernitive plan for payment of rail ettate taxi. A taxpayer Judge Dominick J. Salfl who set June 13 for not to prosecute a grand thetl charge against turn from Central Avenue onto who alaett to pay taxes by thr Instillment method lhell make payment) bated upon «n ani­ sentencing. Walls cotdd receive up to a year In Ralph Robert Main. 26. mated tea which thall ba equal to tha actual taaee levied upon the property in the precedin' the county Jail Sandlewood Court. Oviedo, and year. almost spun out ofAccording control at to court records. Main voluntarily According to court records, a man was weaving surrendered In Seminole County authorities after across the Kmart parking lot In Fernabout Park. 10 43130 p S. m. Saturday. THE PAYMENT SCHEDULE SHALL BE AS FOLLOWS: a sene 1 of his home by Orlando police on Nov. 27 U.S. Highway 17-92. searching for a The i*t*i- manwhen wasn charged1 with revealed loot taken from homes at 603 Fellowship Firtt Instillment Paymant: One quarter ol the total animated taaei discounted 6%. Pay­ deputy saw film and Investigated.DU1 The and incident making an Improper Drive and 2504 Tahoe Circle in Seminole County. ment thill be made not later then-Junc 30, 1915. A taxpayer occurred at 3 :1 Ha.in. on Nov. 17. turn. After he was searched and mutt make the firlt initellmrnt payment in order lo participate Recovered were Items Including Jewelry, u When the officer approached marijuana the man. and he drug parapherna­ in thit plan. lia reportedly found,computer the drug and saxaphonr. smelled a strong odor of alcohol and saw a clear N Second Initallmant Payment: One quarter of the total eitimatrd ta x i ditcounted 4W%. Pay­ plastic bag containing what appearedcharges to were be added,Circuit a police Judge Robert B. McGregor set May 3 for ment thall be made not later then September 30, 1915. N marijuana sticking out of the report man's said. Jacket sentencing. Main could receive up lo a year In the (KX'krt. When the man county was released Jail. —Deane Jordan Third Initallmant Paymant: One quarter of the total eitimeted text plut on* half of any 0 ed|uitmtnt punuant to a determination of actual tea liability from handcuffs to be ditcounlad 3 V Paymant thall be made not latar then De­ 0 fingerprinted at the police sta­ cember 31, 1985. tion he reportedly broke free and T Veterans Leavingran out Seminole the front door. Three Employment Fourth Initallmant Payment: One quarter of the total animated laatt plut one-hell of eny T police officers chased and re­ adjustment punuant to a determination ol actual tea liability. Seminole Is losing two of Its veteran employees Jusa ts paid *28.657 annually. The stale (rays No ditcount. Paymant thall ba made not latar than March 31, captured him. the report said. A I 1986, — County Engineer Bill Bush andcharge Cooperative of escape was80 added. jterrent of the salary while the county pays 20 I Extension Manager Frank Jasa — to retirement.Dennis James percent. Click. 27. of Bush. 64. who has worked for the1923 county Park since Ave.. WinterMeanwhile, Park, Public Works Director Larry Sellers C If you have not received an application to pay 1985 tixes by initallmant and it it June 1. 1962, la scheduled to retirewas on released the 23rd on 81.000has postedbond. He the county engineer's Job seeking your intant to exercise your rights undar this law, than pleas* complete the appli­ C anniversary of his employment. Junets scheduled 1. while to appearapplicants. In court cation below and mail or file with your county tax collector prior to May 1 ,1985. The absolute deadline for filing the application is April 30, 1985. Any application Jasa. 55. Is retiring June 28. JasaApril has 15. been Salary range for the Job is *35,859,20 to E Seminole's cooperative extension niauuger In the *50.128. Bush's salary In *46.072. ftied after April 30 will not be considered. The postmarkon application mailed to E county's agriculture department since since Sellers asked commissioners today for the tax collector shall determine if the application was timely mailed. Additional March 10. 1969. 16 years. permission to hire the new county engineer 11 application forms may be obtained from the tax collector’s office as lislad below: The county expects Jasa's replacement will be weeks prior lo Bush's retirement. recommended by Ihe stale three weeks prior to "This period will permit u smooth transfer of Mail completed application to: _____r TfiflY RAY JR______Tax Collector T o F jx DRAWER E hts retirement to give the new manager an Information on all the projects to which the opportunity for training before taking over the engineering division Is currently assigned." he SAKFOPD FL 32771 Job. said. — Donna Estes ------D C TA C H ______IT YOU DESIRE TO PAY 1985 TAXES BY INSTALLMENT. PLEASE SION, DATE, COMPLETE PROPERTY IDENTIFICATION NO. ANO RETURN THIS APPLICATION TO YOUR COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR PRIOR TO MAY 1, 1985. UPON RECEIPT, THE TAX COLLECTOR SHALL MAIL YOUR FIRST NOTICE OF PAY­ CALENDAR MENT DUE, WITH INSTRUCTIONS IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR FIRST NOTICE BY JUNE 15, 1985,CONTACT THE TAX COLLECTOR S OFFICE. TUESDAY. APRIL 2 partnership for more effective Senior Center 200 N. Triplet Sanford AA. 5:30, closed dla community services, 9 a.m. to Drive. Casselberry. ^ TO BE COMPLETED BY TAXPAYER ^ cuaalon. and 8 p.m.. open dls noon. W yndham Hotel Sea COPE Support Group of cusston. 1201 W. First St. World, Crystal Ballroom. Seminole Area, 7:30 p.m.. I hertby m*ke application to participate In the install­ Property I. D. No. — He bos Club AA. noon and 5:30 Central Florida Blood Bank Seminole Community Menial ment payment plen lor the 1985 tea yeer. Letel Description et It Appeall on the 1984 Tie No­ p.m.. closed. 8 p.m.. step. 130 Seminole County Branch. 1302 Health Center. Cranes Roost tice Receipt: Normandy Road. Casselberry. E. Second St.. Sanford. 9 a.m. to Office Park. Suite 377, Pelican SIQNATUM OAT! Clean Air Keboa Club, noon, 5 p.m. Florida Hospltal- Building, Allamunlc Springs. dosed. Altamontc Branch. 11 a.m. to 7 First snd third Wednesdays for AeeriM 24-Hour AA group beginners p.m. families and caregivers of long­ open discussion. 8 p.m.. Second Free Income tax help for re­ term mentally disabled. Free of and Bay Streets. Sanford. tirees. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.. Commu­ charge. 17-92 Group AA. 8 p.m.. nity United Methodist Church. University of Central Florida P*i«nt NemMf httu Mat closed. Messiah Lutheran 285 U.S. Highway 17-92. Community Symphony concert. Church. 17-92 and Dogtrack Casselberry. Bring copies of last 8 p in.. Plrat Presbyterian NOTICE Road. tax return, forms for the current Church. Orlando. Free to Ihe Florida Law requires thet your ettlmeted text mult be more than *15.00 In order to participate In the Install­ Overeaters Anonymous, open, year and other relevant materi­ public. ment Peymenl Pten, If ypgr estimated taietfor I H I ere $85.00 or less you d» not qualify for tfsli plan. You mutt make the hut initellment payment not later then June loth in order to pertlcipet* In thli plan 7:30 p.m .. Florida Power & als Through April 15. THURSDAY. APRIL 4 Once you hive elected to pertlcipet* In the installment payment plan by timely payin' the first payment you era Light. 301 S. Myrtle Ave.. San- Sanford Klwanla Club, noon. required to continue participation for the tea yair. If you elect to discontinue pirticipetion you will not be en­ font. Sanford Civic Center. FAA Accident Prevention titled to receive the discounts provided by Law. I ntuilment oayments that become delinquent thall be oald with tha neat tnsUtlrr.ent payment. Discounts shall not be allowed on delinquent payments. WEDNESDAY, APRIL S Casselberry Rotary breakfast. Program Aviation Safety Educa­ tion Seminar. 7:30 p m.. Skyport Full Gospel Business Men's 7:30 am .. Casselberry Senior OITACH Fellowship International Center. 200 N. Lake Triplet Restaurant Banquet Room. breakfast meeting. 6:30 a.m.. Drive. Sanford Airport. Sponsored by If you have any questions, please contact the Tex Collector's Office at the followin' location(s): Holiday Inn. State Road 436 and Financial advisory service for South Seminole Flying Club. 6 TROY RAY JR Free to the public. AMftH Wymore Road, Altamonte senior citizens available by ap­ TIT ML X Swings. For details call 656- pointment. 1 p.m.. Casselberry Sanford Jaycees. 7:30 p.m.. Senior Center. 200 N. Lake Jaycee building. 5th and 4255. P**»e Nvneer m ------F.XT M 7 Rg fit? White House Challenge Triplet Drive. Call 8 3 1 -35a I , ext. French. Sanford. Forum, which will address ways 264. Sanford AA. 120L W. First St.. entail businesses and nonprofit Medicare help for seniors. 10 5:30. closed discussion, and 8 organizations can work In a.m. until noon. Casselberry p.m.. open, speaker. Evening Herald IN TALLAHASSEE (USPS 411 1M) 300 N. FRENCH AVE . SANFORD. FLA 32771 Arra Code 305 322-2611 or 8 3 1 0993 Growth, Malpractice Big Issues For Legislature Tuesday, April 2, 1985— 4A By William Cottcrclt Besides growth and medical malpractice, quirements. and mandate tougher building TALLAHASSEE. or always care of Itself. Both the Individual driver whose astronauts, an engineer and Sen. with you." but It doesn't offer any older car will ping without lead additives, and Jake Gam of Utah plan to take off •itKiiird ltic patchcd-up shuttle Dis guidance on how to Identify them — the driver of a new car who can save 7 cents j'uvery Friday tin a revamped and therein lies a problem lor to 10 cents a gallon by Illegally fueling up mission to pul NASA's disrupted welfare specialists, demographers with leaded gas. have loo much Incentive to launch schedule back on track and politicians. Ignore the broader public Interest. The blastoff, which will come on The federal government's official And there's no way for the rest of the the fourth anniversary of the first , standard for measuring poverty, population to avoid consequences of their shuttle (light, will mark only Ihr which has not been substantially second mission since November neighbor’s actions. O nly by m aking leaded revised for two decades, ought lo lx- because of a scries of technical updated, argues Courtenay Slater, a gas unavailable ran the public's health lx* problems lhut have made a adequately protected. former chief economist at the shambles of the space agenry's Commerce Department To Its credit, the EPA — despite the Reagan planned launch a month schedule. "The present llxcd standard I* administration's lalsse/ fnlre inclinations — The major objective of the five- tiased on purchasing jkiIterns of has now come to precisely that conclusion. It day flight Is Ihr launch of two < omiminlrallnns satellites. The 1955. when the average family has ordered the amount of lead allowed In crew also plans to perform a series spent one-third of Its Income on leaded gas to he rnt by 5K) percent fiver the ol medical experiments and play food. Today the proportion is less nrxt yrar. And It has put the gasoline with a variety of toys for a Him than 20 percent." she notes til The refineries on notice that It Is likely to ban documentary to demonstrate phys­ Journal of the Institute for traded gas altogether In 1PHH. ics principles In terms children con Socioeconomic Similes. The new rule will not be painless. To understand. Discovery will lie carrying two The government's olllclal poverty produce lead-free or reduced-lead gasoline, satellites that were to have hern, ROBERT WAGMAN standard was formulated In the while maintaining the necessary octane launched scjtnruiely In March — a mid-1950s hy Molllc Orsliansky. an levels, requires extra refining and. thus, will 865 million communications satel­ official with the Social Security raise the price of that fuel. lite owned by Tclesnt Canada, Administration. Although the Itg Running Start On '88 ures are adjusted annually lo reflect which was to have been launched In addition, the extra rellnlug produces from Challenger, and a Navy relay changes In the cost of living, the highly volatile. Iliough lead-tree, by-products W ASHINGTON INEAI - ll looks Grenada. Brazil and Honduras. basic formula has not t»ern revised station already scheduled (or Dis­ os If Vice President George- Bush Is Those photos landed on j>agc 1 In that, If refineries are allowed to mix them covery. lo reflect fundamental shllts In trying to pre-empt the 1988 Re­ ticwspa|M-rs across the country. To back Into gasoline, can Increase other kinds of Landing Is scheduled lor April 17 at *e I tie hrst U S official to One o( the most sit Iking In Hut the danger of lead In the air campaign. Bush crisscrossed the Willi the exception of Walker, the confer with Mikhail Gorbachev. The consistencies In the fedrral standard overwhelms these other concerns. The EPA same cirw plus Patrick llaudry of country, declaring Ids unreserved Moscow trlj> gave Bash a prime Is the eonlhetlug treatment of Ihr support ol everything Reagan did nr estimates that In 1986 alone. Its new lend rule France had been scheduled to take position on network news shows Iwo haste types of means-tested said since entering the Oval Ollier. will prevent 5.000 heart attacks and 1.000 otl |*cb 20 aboard Challenger. and In news stories about the benefits provided to the j*xir — cash Bush look a lot of flak for his blind strokes am ong those most alfected hy It The Might was delayed Into March funeral. This has given Bush a payments, which account lor loyalty, and It was predicted Butt II (white m en between the ages ol 40 and 50). because ol problems repairing the "world leader" status that none ol slightly more than 20 jjcrceut of all would come (jack lo haunt him by That result — and the smaller hut similar ship's heat shield till system and II his Republican rivals t an hope to assistance, and non-cash or in-klnd 15)88 However. Insiders say that ultimately was canceled because of match bcnrMls. which account for Just benefits to other population groups — Is tills unswerving support made worth the few pennlrs extra per gallon that trouble with a 8 1OO million tracking Bush has overhauled his stall — under 80 jx-rrent of all welfare aid satellite that was to have been Reagan “ very comfortable" with the new rule will cost some consumers And It Bush and convinced him Ittal Bush dearly with the 1988 presidential When Individuals' Incomes are carried Into orbit Is worth the extra smog controls that may he would l»c the best jm-imjii to con bid In mind. Ills new chief of stall Is calculated to determine whether needed In Its wake. The EPA has done Just T o salvage an already light llnue Reagan's policies Craig Fuller, who previously was they officially qualify for assistance what It should have. launch schedule, the National Many Republican Party jjollllc.il Cabinet secretary In the While to the poor, cash payments are Aeronautics and Space Admlnlslra­ exjierls believe that Reagan House Bush's new deputy chief ol Included but non-cash assistance — ttan decided to railed Discovery's signaled his tacit siq>]Mirt ol Bush’s stall and policy director is Frederick such an food stamps, housing sub planned March 22 launch urn! presidential amhUUms when he Khedourt. a key deputy to Office ol sidles and medical aid — are- combine two|>ayloads Into our, allowed photograjihers to jihoto- Management and Budget director excluded. David A. Stockman Please Write Walker, who llrw aboard a shuttle graph a private Bush Reagan lun­ Many experts argue that those In September. Is on board to operate cheon. This followed Bush's return By late s|jrtug, say sources. Bush In-klnd tieneflts ought to be "cashed Letters to the editor are welcome for a refrigerator-sized drug refinery for from the 14-day. 29.000 mile plans lo (arm a political action out" or assigned a dollar value publication. All letters must he signed and a second lime to produce usable Journey that took him from the committee that will help congres­ when assessing a potential welfare Include a mailing addreas and. If possible, a quantities of a top-secret hormone refugee camps ol sub-Saharan sional candidates in the midterm recipient’s standard of living — but telephone number. The Evening Herald Ills company expectr to lead to a Africa to the Moscow funeral of campaigns and serve as a base for there Is considerable disagreement reserves the right to edit letters to avoid new Ihr saving medicine. Konstantin Chernenko, then to Ills 1988 hid. over what formula to use libel and to accommodate spare. JACK ANDERSON

BERRY'S WORLD In Pearson Tradition, Successor's Tapped WASHINGTON - For 54 years, shunned the jHilitleuI conviviality, young profile for the high-tech age the man skl|jjicd the country. this iicwHjM|M*r column has soughi easy friendships and social en­ And It lias continued to jiry behind Van rtttu's ability to dig out to |>rovldr Americans with an t a n g le m e n t s t It a I I n h I b 11 thr scenes for the news that others embarrassing secrets has made him ullcrnullvr to I he official version ol straightforward reporting in miss or refuse to print. an Irritant to the CIA. which keep* events, to champion the cause of the Washington. So this Is an appropriate time for an active Mle on him The FBI also Voiceless Instead of the doinlnuol H r got hold ol embarrassing me. In the Drew Pearson tradition, has un ongoing Investigation l» seek and the hcl|)lr»a us against their documents that had been classlllrd to choose partners, to groom them hts sources exploiters, to uphold the public's to conceal them from the public. Hr as I was groomed and to extend thr Sjx-ar, who tor nearly a decade right lo know and control ralher could not t>e lnt!rv

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LEX IN G TO N . Ky. (UPI| — Honor was calling collecting 16 points. 6 rebounds and 5 steals to win his Vlllanova's Three Musketeers louder than history was head-to-head confrontation with Georgetown's All- beckoning Georgetown America "I knew we could win all The three seniors on the unheralded Wlldrals — Ed along," he said Rinker, Rebels Pinckney. Dwayne McClain and Gary McLain — talked Pinckney was Joined on the all-tournament team by a good game when they enrolled at Vtllanova four Rolllo Mosslmino's 2 Magic Words, Soo 6A his two fellow Musketeers and Vtllanova guard Harold Close To Deal yean ago. Jensen, who came off the bench to score 10 of his 14 I’rcp baseball Is no longer On Monday ntght they played more than a good poms In ihc second hall Ewtng was ihc IHth member played In Sanford Memorial game, carrying the Wiideals to a 66-64 upset of Vtllanova roach Rotlle Massimlno. whose Wildcats of thr all-tourney tram with 14 points and 5 rebounds Stadium but fasi plich softball Georgetown for the NCAA title. bad fallen to Georgetown twice already this season, In his final college game. may be In the stadium's The threesome hud cards printed as freshmen to predicted his team would have to play a perfect game David Wingate sank a leaning 14-fool Jumper to give future. identify themselves as The Three Musketeers and Monday night to beat the Hoyas for the NCAA Georgetown a 54-53 lead with 4 50 remaining. The The Evening Herald learned boasted of becoming an NBA expansion team. They championship And guess what? Hoyas then tried to put the game Into the deep freeze Monday that Wes [linker. who made a part that one day they would play in the Final In front of 23,124 fans at Rupp Arena, a national with a spread offense but Billy Martin's errant pass lease*, Memorial Stadium from Four... but It appeared they had run out of lime. television audience and some disbelieving historians gave Vtllanova the trail back with 3 30 left the city, and Marge Ricker, The Wildcats lost In NCAA regional finals In 1982 who had already placed Georgetown among the great Jensen canned an 18-foot Jumper with 211 manager of the Orlando Re­ and 1983 and they were second-round lasers In 1984. college basketball teams of all time. Vtllanova played remaining to put the Wildcats in (he lead for good at bels. will huddle this week and Their pact appeared hollow when Vtllanova finished that perfect basketball game — shocking the Hoyas 55-54 Pinckney then stripped Wingate of the bull on a Iry to Iron out an agreement to Ihlrd In the Big East this winter, suffering 10 overall and allowing Pinckney. McClain and McLain to finish baseline drive ami converted 2 free throws on the as champions i i s <- Memorial Stadium as the losses and being seeded No H in the Southeast ensuing foul to make It 57-54 Rebels home base for fast pitch Regional for the 1985 NCAA Tournament. T h r Wildcats sank an NCAA Tournament record Vtllanova hit 9-of-l2 free throws In the P.nal 90 soft hull . Hut those three seniors would not let No 2 Michigan 78 6 percent of their shots |22-of-28| and also hit seconds. Including 4 by McClain, to build leads of up to Moth parties said the deal Is stand In their way In March. Nor would they allow No. 19-of-23 free throws In the second hall to deny 5 points and the final score was as close as It was almost complete. 7 North Carolina or No. 4 Memphis State to slow them Georgetown n [dace In history as the NCAA's tlrsl because Georgetown's Michael Jackson sank an Ricker said she didn't feel It down. And finally, there was Georgetown — the repeat champion In 12 years. unrontcslrd layup with two seconds to play. was appropriate to comment defending NCAA champion and the No. 1 rated team In "It's not a miracle to me." said Pinckney, who was "Nobody thought wc could do It." Massimlno added, on the proceedings at this time the country. named the tournament's outstanding player after "hut l did." tail the legendary coach said the Re tads' stadium — C.L. Varner In Orlando — will be torn down after this year and the Rebels are looking for a Adcock, place to play. Ricker, who has been coaching softball for over TO years, said this season will Howard probably be her last as a manager. The retired Orange County School teacher will Raise remain active In the Rebels’ administrative duties, howev­ er We had 35-40 schools ill Roofing our winter camps this year." salt! Ricker. "II we go to By Chris Filter Sanford, we can expect at llersld Bports Writer least that many again. They Huy Adcock and Ersklnr How­ s|M-nt one-quarter to one-third ard combined for a two-lilt ter as ol a million dollars while they defending Sanlord l.tttle Amrrl were here can League and City Champions (linker said he has been Adcock Pooling opened the 1985 trying to lure the Rebels to Sanford Recreation baseball Sanford for the past two yeurs. season with a III rout of lie said the relocation ol the Seminole Petroleum Monday Joe llrlnkman Umpire School night at Wrstslde Field. and the Florida Baseball The Adcock hats hacked the Schools to Cocoa makes the two hurlers with a 13-hlt of­ move that much easier. fensive attack Adcock Roofing, II the deal Is worked out. which returns (our starters olf Ricker said fustpllch softball last year's championship team, will be in the works al the jumped out to a 3 0 leud tn the stadium nine months of the ilrsl, added four runs In thr vrar Along with the stadium second and lacked on seven playing surface, the complex more In thr third to put thr a lso has an adjacent field — gamr out of reach /inn Beck — which would also In the bottom of the first. Ik- converted to a fast pitch Howard led oil with a walk and. soli ball Held one out later. Tony Chavrrn 'We haven't reach an smashed a double to drtvr In agreement." said Rlnker. “ It's Howard John Rough followed 99.9 percent sure lhat II will with a single to drive In (.'havers tie faslpltcb soli ball al the lor a 2-0 lead. Al Hrown, who stadium and Zlnn Beck." drew a iwo-otil walk, scored the Di-spllr the move to third run on a single oil the but laslpltch softball, Rlnker said of Arthur Polk some baseball will still be In Hie second, key hits In­ played ut lbe siadlum cluded Rungh's RBI single und a two-run double by Brown. Big Eric Shogrcn. who has 10 hits In the seven run third In hits in Ids last 10 official at eluded a two-run double by hols, will pul bis streak on the Adcoc k, mil scoring doubles by line i on i glit a I Lyman against Polk and Rusty Keeling und RBI either Drrck Llvernols or singles by Howard. Chavrrs und Byron Overstreet Game time Courle Williams. Is 7 p m. Seminole Petroleum scored Us Shogrcn Is shoollng lor the lone run In the top of thr fourth 11-consecutive hit record of when Marlon Knight walkrd and lake Mary's Rod “C .J." Metz scored on a single by Harvey established earlier this year. Sutton. James Livingston hud Shogrcn, a Heel senior the only other hit for Petroleum, center llelder, singled his Ills last al-bal Saturday. March 23 BUTCH’B TOPS ATLANTIC against Father Lopez. On In Little American Lcugur Tuesday. March 25. Shogrcn action Thursday al Fort Mellon tapped three straight singles Park, an 11-run fifth Inning and a double agulnst lilted Hutch's Chevron to a 13-3 Kissimmee Osceola. On opening-day victory over Wednesday. March 26. be Mtf «w ?*■«■ i»t Ttmiiif Vw w i Atlantic Bunk. singled twice and walked Monday wasn't the most ideal day lor a season opener. These baseball Ians, however, came prepared. Butch's Chevron took a 1-0 twice against Orlando Evans. Irad In (lie bottom of thr first On Friday. March 2U. he when Jell 1 triton! led off with u collected three stralgh singles walk and scored on a two out against Jones double off thr bat of Bernard "Eric is really concentrating Ball Motor Reverses Lumps, Rips Rotary Eady. a lot at plate." said Oviedo Butch's came hack with a run roach Howard Mable. "He’s By Chris Plater In the bottom of the second as slaying within himself and not Herald Sports Writer Eric Washington led off with a overextending .” Since Its birth Into the Sanford Junior Baseball walk, stole second, went to third League. Ball Motor Line has taken Its lumps on a wild pitch and scored on Mable said although the past two years. Because It has been one Shogrcp hasn't faced a pitcher another wild pitch. of the weaker teams. Ball Motor Line taut the quality of Llvernols or Leading the seven hit Ball Motor Line Allantic Bunk bultlrd back to had trouble keeping players on the team attack were Charles and Nalhan with Iwo Be it ut 2-2 In (he third when Overstreet during the streak and It has also had plenty of coaching he feels he'll tie up to the task hits each. John Hendricks walked four John Jones belted u triple to lead changes. limes and scored four runs. Carl Easterday tonight. "B oth are better off and scored via a wild pitch. Ball Motor Line, skippered by Jim Lucas had a pair of singles lo lead Rotary al the Neither trunt scored In the overall pitchers than we've this year, took a giant siep forward Monday seen." said Mable "Llvernols plate. fourth frame und Atlantic Bank night when It shelled one of the strongest came on In Ihe top of the fifth to has a good fastball and curve teams In recent years. Rotary. 17-5. In RAIN HALTS 2ND JUNIOR OAME while Overstreet mixes his Another team lhat hasn't fared well the lake u 3-2 leud. With two outs, Junior League opening-day action at Chase Keith Myers singled, moved to pitchers real well. Park. [>asi few years Is Elks. Just when Elks "B u t Shogrcn does one second a wild pitch and scored Three veterans who have stuck with the seemed to be turning things around against thing real well. He makes on Johnell Brcwlngton’s double. team ore second-year players Kevin Nathan. Moose Monday, the late-night rains came Eddie Charles, left, and Ronald Cox contact, he's going to put ball and stopped the game with the score tied at But Atlanllc Bank's pitching Ronald Cox and "Steady" Eddie Charles. All helped Ball Motor Line lump off to a went sour In the bottom of the In place somewhere, some­ three were Instrumental In Monday's victo­ 5-5 after six Innings how." good start In the Sanford Junior League firth, paving the way for Butch's ry Aller two scoreless Innings. Moose took a Monday. Both had key hits as Ball Chevron. Mull Wllk und Harvey Mable said he believes the Ball Motor Line broke a 2-2 tic with u 2-0 Irad In the third as Jeff Derr socked an pressure on his senior slasher Motor, a perennial doormat since it Clinger both reached on errors to six-run explosion in the top of the second RBI single and the second run scored on an start off the rally und Eady Is ertrrme but his teammates Inning. Key hits In the frame Included a error Elks came back with three runs In the entered the league, shelled Rotary, have helped out. "Nobody 17-5- followed with an RBI single two-run double by Cox and a wo-run single bottom of the Inning with Von Eric Small’s Washington walked to load thr brings up the streak but they by Lynnerd Williams double leading the way. SmaJl struck out the side In both the llflh ba se s and both Clinger und Eady always encourage hltn after Ball put the game out of reach with five Min im - took advantage of live walks to each hit." said Mabie. "I'm and slxtl. Innings and Elks catne bark to tie scored on wild pitches for a 5-3 runs tn the top o(V*e third and four more in score three times tn the fourth for a 5-3 lead. It at 5-5 In the bottom of the sixth. Willie lead. sure he feels the pressure, who the lourth. Big hits tn the third Included wouldn't? The streak is some­ Small scored on a liases-loaded-walk In the "Sugar Te x " McCloud ltd oil with a walk The roof then caved In on Charles' RBI single and bases loaded walks boitom of the fourth to pull Elks within 5-4. and. one out later, consecutive walks by Atlantic Bank us eight straight thing tic's really shooting for. by Wiliams and Carlos Smith. Charles. I'm sure there’s a lot of Mike Mrrthle then took the mound lor Steve Alman, Blake Smith and Paul walks enabled Botch's to Lake a Nathan and Jim Lucks had clutch hits In St.tckland forced In McCloud with the tying 12-3 lead and the game ended pressure from his own mind. the fourth. Moose and shut down the Elks In the fifth run. Mcrthle struck out the next hitler lo bccuuse of the slaughter ( 10-run) This Is a phenomonnl streak. Cox and Lucks combined to throw a Inning Meanwhile. Small did an excellent end the Inning. Then the rains came and the rule when Jetry Tanner’s double Just like Mrtz hod. He's capa­ four-hitler at Rotary. Tim Hampton took the Job on the mound In keeping Moose from ble of breaking It," loss. extending Us lead. game was called scored Eady with the 13th run.

i / *A— t w in Hlnts. Obviously Brlckowskl Is no Ewing Few are. And Wildcats Didn't wouldn't the Sonics love to move the fMont-ll Slkrna to l>owrr forward next year to make rcxmi for Ewing*? LEXINGTON. Ky.. (UPII- All ye of little Seattle, losers of six straight, fell to 30-45 and arr 1 lalth take a good long look at valiant games behind Phoenix In the battle for the eighth and llunl Vllluiinva's first-time ever NCAA basketball Western Conference post-season lierlh. a battle whose champions today. "winner" gets the honor rtf meeting the lain Angelrs Lakers By all means, Iimi. herd the last two words In thr first round ollhcplayoffs their coach told his wife before he kissed her Ralph Sampson hit Just O of-21 shots from the floor tml gfKidbyc. connected on 10-nl-12 foul shots to lead the Rockets The It was tlntr for Holllc Massimino to go to 7-4 power forwurd scored 7 (joints In the final 2 lA minutes work, to pick op tils Wildcat players and lokrep Scuttle at hay. lead them Into tile lion's den. Rupp Arena, lit tile only other NBA game Monday night, the Hawks wliere unconquerable Georgetown, the na­ played like they want no part of Ewing, whose lloya* lost tion's No I team and a 9 1-2 jkiIiiI favorite, to Vlllunova In the NCAA championship game. Atlanta, wus waiting to chru them op. The moment behind 27 jailnts by Dominique Ws, defeated Detroit of Inilb was al hand. 114 1 IB Mary Jane Massimino. the of the Wildcats' coach, realized II bad been an emotionally Grand Prix: Davis Tops Davis trying day for him ulreudy even though It was still a lew hours before game lime. CHICAGO (Ill'll — Scott Davis and M.utv Davis share Early In thr morning, tie trail gotten word more than a surname They tmili dislike lacing each other that Alex Srvrranrc. 79-year-old former on the tennis court Vlltanova roach good friend ol Masslmlno's. Mondny, Scott Davis. 22. outlasted unrelated Marty bad collapsed In his room at a local hotel Davis. 26. In a match lasting more than two hours, 8-7 and trad died of un ujipurent heart attack at (7-5l. 6-3, 0-3 to advance to the second round of the the hospital. •315,000 Grnud I'rlx tennis tournament at the University Severance, who was here try special of Illinois Chicago Pavilion, Invitation, coached the Wildcats for 25 years H#» aid iPHoto 117 To mm * Vine on I Ix-lwrrn 1936 and 1961 led ihent lo 413 T h r tournament Is sponsored by Volvo. Frank Barnett dips a hurdle en roule to vlclorlrs In that period. When they were told said his prize hurdler has made up his The only other sertlrd player In play Monday was No 7 a win at an earlier meet this year seed Tim Mayotte, who outlasted tournament qualifier of tils death. Massimino and the rest or the mind to attend Arizona on a track Nduku Oitl/or of Lagos. Atgrrla. 3-0, 6-4. 70 |7-5] tram look It very hard. Seminole track coach Ken Braumann scholarship this fall Top-seeded John McEnroe and No, 2 seed Jim m y Connors Oil top id that, no one was giving thr won't play until Wednesday Wildcats any chance at all against the the In other action. Terry Moor outlasted Francisco Gunzulcz Hoyas Not "99 percent of lire people In the 4-6. 6-3, 0*4 Moor said Gonzalez' big serve forced him to country." not any ol ttic big baskrlliull slay on the baseline, where hr does not like to play. mnvrn* like Al Mi Gulrr or Billy Parkrr. not Barnett Selects Arizona In other first-round matches. Hubert Green of Boston any of (he oddsrnakrrs. defeated Greg Holmes of Danville, Calif.. 6 2, 6 4: John Massimino knew all thal when tic was Sadrl of Charlotte. N.C. drfrulrd Todd Wllsken of Carmel, leaving for the game. Nonetheless, tie had — Campbell Sifts Offers hid , 8-4. 7-6 |6-4): Joint Fitzgerald of Cummins. Australia, only but two departing words tor tils wtte. defeated Ben Testerman of Knoxville. Term.. 6 2. 7 6 (7-4) "Don't worry." he told tier. T u g McGrow once said "you gotta Ily Sam Cook and Iliad Ulllx-rt of Piedmont. Calif, defeated Chip Hooper Herald Sports Editor of Sunnyvale. Calif.. 6 -1,6 4 b rik v r," and nobody believed In thr Wildcats more their roach Kolllr Massimino. Frank Barnett has pretty much made up Track/Field who wanted lo hr a baseball player when he his mind Clllf Cumpbcll 1* still sifting the Connlck Expects 3 More Arrests was a kid and whose favorite wus scrappy offers. I liar's the situation for Seminole Arizona's head women's coach. Chris Mur­ Eddie Slanky, High's two outstanding Irark |x-rlormer* as ray Murray was the assistant track coach at NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — District Attorney Harry Connlck Massimino must've known something no the April 15 signing dale* nears for prep Iowa State while Braumann was In Ames expects Indictments Thursday from a grand Jury ln> one else knew because tils Wildcats played performers Camphell. meanwhile. Is undecided I hr vrsllgalltig charges of point shaving by Tula nr University the gumr uf their lives, as close lo a per fret Seminole track coach Ken Braumann said llect-footrd 440-yard dash specialist said iMsketbuli players Barnrtt, one of the nation's tx-st hurdlers, l* earlier Hits year lli.u In- would alv> like lo Connlck said he expects two or three more arrests. game as you can get. In upselling Georgetown. 66-64, tx-lorc 23,124 stunned expected to sign with Arizona when the big play college football He was a gifted Including at least one Irookumkcr and one student. day finally arrives In 13 days running hack lor the Seminole's gridiron i i m i believers, "We re pretty narrow In the scope of the Investigation "Frank wants In gn out of stale," said team hut didn't have tutu h him king now." Connlck said Monday. "We're concerned rigid now The Wlldcuts shot out thr lights In jmlllng (tie rug out from under the Washington. Braumann. "Arizona's assistant (Mike support last tall about llnlshlng the Investigation and going back In the Glltx-rt) was In Tampa over the weekend to Campbell, who ran an awesome 46,1 440 grand Jury on Thursday and wrapping I his up.” D C. favorites. They made good on 22 of tlietr 28 shots from the field to set un almost watch him (at the Florida Relavsl I'hry'w split lo anchor the mile relay leant** win Three players. Including NBA prospect John "Hot Rial" been recruiting him since early In the fall." Saturday, Is being pursued by Florida, Williams, and three other Tulane students were arrested Incredible NCAA shiKitlng record of 78 6 per cent. They ulso connected on 22 of their 27 The muscular senior didn't hesltule lo put Florldu State. Mississippi. Auburn and last week on charges lliry fixed two Metro Conference on a show for tils lulurr school He blazed to throws Irom the foul line for a sizzling 8 1.5 Kansas Braumann said he still has to visit games In February. A sus|iectrd professional txmkmakrr a 13.6 lime In thr 120 high hurdles to win Kansas "('till will make op his mind pretty was also charged. percentage. To give you a Ix-tirr Idea of how el«*se the dial event and set a meet record. Barnett s4kju." said Braumann "Probably utter he For the first time. Connlck confirmed Immunity from also ran u leg id thr 880 yard relay train gix-s to Kansas, lie'll probably go loan out prosecution had been granted to Clyde Eads and Jon Wtldrats came to that perfect game Massimino had said they'd need, that 78 6 which posted the fastest time In the U S «»t slate school but he's not derided yet." Johnson, troth senior forwards, for their testimony to the thlsyeurat 1:27.22. T h r Srrninolrs host the Seminole County grand Jury last week record of theirs wiped out the previous one of 67.4 set by Ohio Stale In I960 w hen the Arizona, which ts rom|>etlng against Track A Field championship* Friday. April Buckeyes, ledy by Jrrry Lucas, hit on 31 for Auburn and Mississippi for Barnett s 12 The Five Star Conference t. follows Gunslingers Bombard Breakers 46 to crust) California by 20 (minis. service*, tx-cume aware of the sensational on April 19 at A|>opka T h r district meet w ill What It comes down to ts that even with senior through Braumann'* connection with be April 26 al latke Howell PORTLAND. Ore tlJPI) — T h r San Antonio Gunslingers their record shimltng. the Wildcats were found the nr I tilery they missed earlier In the season, and only two points better than lb : Hoyas. who bombarded Portland 33-0 Monday night for thr second were out-bustled and never really able to worst driest In franchise history. solve the Vlllunova dele use during the MVP Pinckney Cuts Up Ewing Last year, the Breakers, playing then In New Orleans, * contest. LEXINGTON. Ky. IUPI) - , lost to the Philadelphia .Stars, 35 0. "I think we beat one of the greatest teams the NCAA tournament Most Vuluablr Sun Antonio, which had lost three straight game*.. In history," Massimino suit! when tt was all Player, waved scissors In thr air. anxious to Basketball Improved Us record to 2 4 behind the passing of Rick over. He won't get very much argument cut down the nets symbolizing Vlllanova's Neuhelsel, who threw lur 152 yards and two touchdowns, there. national championship. connecting on 13-of-l7altcmpta. Dwayne McClain's two foul shots making The scissors could hardly have been as Ewtng, who led Georgetown to seven "We have u lot of confidence In Rick." said coach Jim the score 65-00 with 18 second* left turned sharp as Pinckney and his Vlllanova victories In nine previous Big East mat­ lutes, "He's a great quarterback unit he proved It tonight." out to he the ones that sunk the Hoyas and teammates who shot a record 78 6 perrrnt chups agulnst Pinckney ami Vlllunova the Portland quartrrbuck Malt Robinson was Intercepted Harold I'ressky added the winners' final from the field Monday night to upset heavily jwst four years. Indicated he didn't think the three limes, Including what hr said was thr first pick oil o( point with 10 seconds. favored Georgetown 66-64 for the national loss in the title game tiad dethroned the one of his screen |Kisses since he turned pro eight years The Wlldcuts set another record alter the title. Hoyas as the best team In the nation 1 ugo. Robinson rnded up with only 42 yards on 5-of-ll). final buzzer. For rcstacy and Jubilation. "Th is wus not my greatest game," "We might not have won the ballgamc, while his replacement. Doug Woodwurd. was 2 for 0 and They hugged euch other and chanted over Pinckney said after oulsrorlng Patrick but I still think we re No. I." said Ewing, ; 32 yards and one tnlrrcrptlon. and over. "We're No. 1. We're No. I!" Ewing 16-14 lo emerge from the shadow of who applauded slowly us Plnrkney collected "You bet we are." alllnord little Gary the Hoyas All America center. "Tw o years his championship watch. McLain. "Isn't It crazy." ugo In tny sophomore yeur versus On this night however, tt wus Pinckney Stewards Suspend MacBeth who cut down the victory nets. : Hr kept scanning the noisy cheering Georgetown 1 had 27 points and 22 HIALEAH |UPl) — Sir wards at Hialeah race course have crowd looking for his mother. re bounds." SEVERANCE MISSES HIS GAME susjieitded Jockey Donald MacBeth 10 days for his ride In "Where's my mother at. where's she al?" "They are very physical and you urr LEXINGTON. Ky. (UPIJ - Former the Flamingo Stakes Saturday In which Chirrs Crown was hr krpt trying to look over those In front of always aware of Patrick Ewing " Vtlbinovu basketball coach Alexander "A l" disqualified for cutting In front of Proud Truth and him. "I wanna tell her we're No. I," Pinckney, a 6-fool-9 senior from The Severance never lived to view the game he Stephan's Odyssey. Massimino didn't do much celebrating He Bronx. N.Y.. shot 5-of-7 from the Hour — waited a lifetime loser Stewards Joe Anderson. Dee Wade and Pete Hacka said looked |>ale ami drawn und had to alt down slightly under the Wildcats fabulous average Severance, who coached the Wildcats Monday MacBeth was disqualified "for failure to keep u In the midst ol all thr celebrating. — and 6-for-7 from the free throw line. I rum 1936 lo 1961, died Monday at his straight course" with Chiefs Crown In the home stretch. "Are you all rtght. Holllc?* u worried Ewtng. a 7-0 center likely to go first In the Lexington hotel room of an apparent heart Chiefs (Town finished llrmt but Proud Truth was member of Vlllunova'* staff asked him ujx'omtng NBA draft, credited the Wildcats attack, about 12 hours before Vlllunova took awarder! the victory because uf thr disqualification. solicitously.* with playing "an cxeellent game. They wrrr the court for Its national championship MacBeth said be would not appeal the suspension, but "I'm fine." he oderrd reassurance "I'm slacking back on me more than they had In victory ovei lop ranked Georgetown, lie was cuilllmtrd In Insist the disqualification was not warranted okay. Don't worry." the past." Evening H*rsM, Sanford,_FL Tv«*d«y. April j , m S -7 A

Chris Peefe. Weibring Fister Exorcise Demons Hrr»ld SporU PONTE VEDRA IUPI) - Besides raking In lots of green. Calvin Peete and D A. Weibring shed some blues with ihclr efforts In the Tournament Players Championship. Peete. who shot a final-round 66 Sunday to Tribe's Defense finish at 14-under par 274. exorcised some media demons who have been hounding him despite nine previous Tour victories. In earning the lop Needs To Catch prize of $162,000. Peete muzzled his critics and won Ihe most prestigious tournament ever Up With Offense captured by a black golfer. ” 1 don I know who started those things about You’ve seen on the T V or heard on the radio nu- not bring able to hit long amt not being a good ihe Subway Subshop commercial where the puller." said Peete. who had eight birdies and Cyndl Laupcr look-alike Is handed a styrofoam two bogeys Sunday. ” 1 think I’m a great putter. hamburger box. She says. "No. no. get that You don’t win 10 Tour events without being able away." to putt.1 also feel I bit the ball far enough oil the Well. It seems that's the same thing the tee to score. Maybe 1 don’t carry the ball as far as Seminole High softball team’s defense says some of the longest bitters, but when we go out to when a ball comes Its way. find It. my hall's usually right next to the others." In three gam-* last week, the Lady Tribe made a total r', 29 errors. Still, the Semlnoles Weibring. who finished three shots behind came away with one win. 9 6. over Lake Peete despite a standout 09 In the final round, Mary's Lady Hams despite making 10 errors In pockclrd $97,200 He also has his skeptics, that game. Seminole then dropped a 9-5 except Weibring whiners don't limit ihclr criti­ decision to Apopka but Just two of Apopka's cism to specific pary* ol Ills game He's heard Ihe runs were earned The roof caved In on the knocks all too often. Tribe the next day though when Lady "Saturday night I was watching a basketball Brantley capitalized on 10 errors to roll to a game on cable television and Ihe station gave a 14*2 victory. report on the TIK.'." Weibring said through Although the Tribe did come out with that Tub-M aster Offers Cash clenched teeth "The guy said I shot a 32 on the one win. coach Beth Corso realizes that her front side but I got back to my own game on the learn can’t keep playing that way In the field Giving away money should never be dif­ Tub Master President Jack Roberts said his organization has committed to a nationwide back nine with a 40 Aller a while, those things and expect to be competitive. ficult, should It? TubMaster, an Orlando klnda mb you wrong." When It comes to hitting. Seminole Is us based manufacturer of tub enclosures and sports program. Tub Master has over 5,000 strong or stronger than a lot of learns In the skylights, has had some difficulty In that dealers and If one of those franchises will Wrlbrlng and 1‘rric at least have each other to area with a lineup that Includes the county’s area, however. Mickey Norton, middle, was commit to sponsoring one half ot a youth offer encouragement. leading hitler In Janet Hauck The blonde- only too happy to oblige Tub Master's Jane sports team (baseball, softball, basketball, "The man Is a machine." said Weibring of haired senior Is swatting the ball at an Dane, left, and Gordon MacLeod when they tootball, etc.), the home office will pick up Pccle, n native of Fort Myers. Fla . who will enter Impressive .559 clip offered the green stuff. Norton, the director the rest ot the tab. "W e're helping to Insure the Masters In nine days with two 1985 victories Seminole has a 2-4 record In the Five Star of the Inter-County Basketball Association, the future of community youth sports by under his black cap "Please don’t write anymore Conference but has a chance to finish at 5-4 that he can’t putt In bnskelhall terms, I tried to and 4*4 In the district. The Lady Tribe’s last said his league was used as a pilot program providing Incentive among our dealers to by TubM aster and he received $1,200. sponsor a team," said Roberts. apply a full court prc-ts against Calvin Sunday three opponents Include Spruce Creek. Lyman and he klnda went In the four corners on me and Seabreeze "We are capable of winning Every time I gave him a little punch with a blrdlc. those three games." Corso said. "We ll have a be lumped back with a great shot of his own." lot belter position In the district lournnmrnl If Peete said he never fell In a commanding we can win those games." position, despite a lour-shot lead with four holes Currently, Lake Howell has the conference Trump Wants Due For Signing Flutie remaining lead at 6-6 but DcLand and Apopka are right behind at C-I Mainland Is 5*2. Brantley and NEW YORK (UPII - New (or comment. With the kind of heat D A Weibring put on me Jersey Generals owner Donald over the back shir, no Irad Is big rnough with No, I-ake Mary are 3-4. Seminole Is 2-4. Lyman 2*5 But last week be sent a letter Trum p believes he did a lot lor Football 17 corning up." said Prrlr. referring te Island and Spruce Creek 1-5. to USFL Commissioner Harry the U.S Football League when bole that cost him a double twjgey-5 Saturday. Lake Howell still has to contend with Usher requesting Ihe agreement hr signed Doug Flutie to a other owners." sold John Bar­ When I went out on Sunday morning. 1 figured Apopka. DcLand and Mainland In-fore It can Im* Drought up ut an owners' mult I-million dollar contract ron, a vice president of Ihe 11-under would win. hut Ihe way D A played, I claim the conference lllle... Hireling In Ihe near future. Now. says Trum p. It Is firm* the Trump Organization couldn’t make enough birdies." For everyone who could locate Ihe West USFL did something for him. • “Everybody asked Trump to Orange Girls Club. Saturday's West Orange Thc Inter, according to Bar­ Weibring. whose only Tour victory come when In fact, the millionaire owner's go out ami sign Flutie." Barron Invitational Tournament was well worth the ron. said In essence, "Are ihrsc be outlasted Peete In the 1979 Grind Cities Oja-n, representatives Insisted Monday trip. added. owners going to live up to the was tMilh proud and erestfallen after his (rest that the league's 13 other Trum p eventually agreed to agreement'?" simply was not good enough. The two Seminole County learns. Lake owners had made a private pursue the all-lime leading col­ Howell and Lake Brantley, went In different agreement In which the Gener- lege |Kisscr "for file good of the Myles H. Tancnbautn. manag­ "I have to admit my llrsi reaction Is I'm pretty directions In Ihe tourney while Hon uls would Ire ‘ partially reim­ league.” Barron said, and finally ing partner of the Baltimore disappointed." said Weibring. "I guess I should "Gardenhlre" Gardner, father of Lake Howell’s bursed" for the cost of signing signed him to a five-year con­ Stars — last year's USFL chant- la- thrilled alNiut the number ol dollars I Just slugging first baseman Ava. went In Just about the 1984 H etsm an Trophy tract worth between $5 and $8,3 plon — refused In say bow much earned, but I was trying to win a golf tourunment. every direction except the correct one. winner. million. the other owners were expected I I el i I had a big win coming up and I didn't think Gardner suld he drove over 70 miles and "When a guy goes out and “ He probably would have done lo reimburse Trum p, adding alter all this time I'd still Ik* harking to win couldn't locate the field, Gardenhlre Is a spends more money than a II (signed Flutlcl anyway." Bar­ that Ihe agreement was "a another tournament. I still want to win very muitman and former Air Force pilot. player Is worth, he expects to get ron said of the Generals owner. private mailer for the people In badly One thing I'm certain ol. though. I didn’t Thankfully, he's a rellred flyer. partial reimbursement Irom Ihe Trum p could nol be reached l he lenguc". lose Ihls tournament Calvin Peete won It."

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Os* 4*s. i * LHlItCJUIllABUl IKllMlC' IM IM E? m u • l away left-handed reliever Willie Balfitnore caught Boston 3-1 1 ■ »» - UVl U* M m (MBS W ! * l .M April m - C*4ar*p Dor*, Ge* I T At let# If t III gilllllM roll MM lllfllKM Hernandez along with Dave Fred Manrlqur doubled In Hon ik \ <%ua« Cheap ” < tl - ttfl 14 M m IM w -M I MU Bergman for John Wockrnfuss Shepherd In thr lOlh Inning lo *■*$ mi »l( W m * W* Apr 1 tt - I at Grin 1 irs rd I ’% Ifir-MMfm 4M 10 >0 t » a II « 1 » V w ll 1 and Glenn Wilson and tile rest lift the Blue Jays. Vance Law D«ti v* » a*- m< MC tixtK'rar* W+ fftee T*rl tl 11 in D«Mm entf U r f rant Aprrt |7 - Oar*y Tr*. CWtM CW* l IMi Okiwiki 10 was history. Hernandez won thr had a two-run homrr anil fiirrr t*M tj 11 m nil m n nu an 'llfi MU GTMAAITICS t) H 0 11 1 Cy Young award with 32 saves, '111* - (tAH. '*¥m N h i 1* 11** 11, | M M 1 H I M l singlrs for the Expos. fen#* ?•*«(«**•** *9* M II eJI HUM CwnwwiKIfM hrlplng Detroit win Ihe World Ed Lynch strengthened Ills bid RACING PREPS ■ e»se« Off lilt • » 111 IIu M0C1IT W*e II II ll*Ml*r'H IIK IM IM Series. lo Join file Mels' starling rotation ’ ■ » » - U1A. UK jACMOMWUf IU” ) - The f«t A T»mpe >fArsM te I I Trt It • v\ UM0. kMOmi'tllMMIKt talllia ■■■ Mis naH 1 Ft IMrfcie itM U) Cft-Ufi U u m t-IM* H* tUWJII rhamploushlp, miss us much us six weeks of THURS. F M I RftueiMpft-ft II f Ml Matuszek. 30. was traded for action. 0RAN0STAN0 ADM A LaM Mery He C •< 1T l lei '• I - SAMW> 6*«l»Mm 1 t U i f s tf Lv*ea IM Ur f«M«i It II a NBA shortstop Jose Escobar, out­ Frank Viola blanked Houston FOR LADIES V w s a a I m M 4 Akpew Uv*rti|e HA Ur rup 4A4 Visa our two CHmstt >•* * U’ -*»* */.*» I Newer ^ 11 ***«» NAern. ( A * tt n fielder Ken Klnnard and relief for six Innings and had two hits 'HawsftP1 n 11 4D iu*c oontrottsd ciubhousM lor vaanaisiiwaH Orieada leeae, CM*M, A«*i*pip t pitcher Dave Slfipanoff. He and an KHI (o lend thr Twins. < - lu lla illli* . U^V-wm t aneMAam !ar «m4s C*vW 1* IM IT! lit In*"* IM your Iidm dining and ' 'i-nl’ia M M Mm»m< • « Jftt ttllllf‘1 *1*11 hulled 248 with 12 home runs The left-hander, who allowed sntMnsinnwnt pisaauro ‘rpi-Aa l » e Mar* laaftari i 11 HI '«* J> w- tew iwi am* 1 •** Wc’*eet« Heea orenpa f e » «ga4 mai |a«MH aiitM llllaM llll and 43 Mill In 101 games for thr nine hits In seven Innings, hail a ClubhousM nwarv snoot 1 x a jBrtamr-M rnvim Apple T*Npe it * r*HMM»il«l*1'*M« 1 0 ** Phillies Iasi season, alter missing streak of 24 scoreless Innings Mmi* > - P«rM* Own GMNirwn ' S and T»mp«am i » « r « m ciwwwm 1 a** 8 3 1 -1 6 0 0 O w n II I-Mw* 1 a im 43 days with a multiple fracture pitched broken In (lie seventh. enaMat ftM ta i (ALU •w* mrw, M CW*c* 11 ,» Swc* S - Tw"*a S*f Ow*r l e w V i of the middle linger on his right Third baseman Gralg Nellies iiartaisaieai IM >|!S*niM I fl*m Sinford-Orlindo a i la Lnpaw, t l * IMwtMCIwww I Op m hand. eomrnllled two rigbth-lnnlng marts 4 («v«n -eaw I s M ibpm k U,*nnap.,i*|> l i a l S n e M Because of Matuszcks slow errors to let In two runs and Kennel Club Sat;' 1) - Vw >eaa law* l * s 11 s »aad«llaD«p) CwwMlawV** M0*m North ot Ortando. t a a iwastKOnawaw OpiaPAfcarPI nmM m r*m*M M 0 pm start In spring training. Phillies Cecil Cooper belled a two run Just off Hwy. 17-B2 IHLIT CaMBthba Satta a - (*, Ww» Wwsn I VMM* • lOaepULIt manager John Feltke picked homer In the ninth lo help file M IN Dm* l«4 lags'* I ■» » **«•«> 1 a USFL riKikle outfielder John Russell to Brewers. Eric Show pllrhed S o r t S - I w w a i a e I ’a. Sea f rpcMM 14 CbPM 4 Sorry No Minors CatapB A i«*mi I VMftli i u i i i *001*1*1 n a v i Ik- his regular first baseman. Ae^ aert 1 leetaa I seven scoreless Innings for San Escobar and Klnnard will Join Diego. Ihe Heading Phillies of the East­ SOKC ern la-ugue and Shlpanoff will be assigned h* the Portland roater THE ADVANTAGE M RADIAL MUD TERRAIN VK In the Pacific Coast League. RAXSf ro UK STANDARDS Of HIDE oivc youh rmicx hacz phovim Many clubs spent the day AMD nnrOAMANCE. PEArOAHAMCL DiW-tSI It* adjusting their rosters with one 1 Dm ,VUr? >■ ia IM )p * n i « i m week left before April 8 Opening itvalU M I I* Day. Among (be major moves: • a niMi r 0n■ * t a m i »• m H > » - 11 D MM Boston waived pitcher John IMfUNwi MM IM IM Henry Johnson: Montreal placed it m h i Xm tm 1 1 If V M IM pitchers Charlie Lea and Gary • ihimm. ran M to iu M M Lucas on Ihe 21 day disabled 00 (I II KM list: and Texas waived Infielder IHMSnWM IM IM IM Jim Anderson and catcher Ned lUUMMWt El li Y .»t — once thought of as the W l w l M IM Goodrich • IIUMMrailMMI tOltlMIK heir apparent lo Jim Sundberg. M w - U i t l t n Elsewhere Monday. Toronto i i i W U M MM IM IM downed Montreal 5-4 In 10 i o m c i w > a i m U. Inmnm a Sr«M • IM lM lO M IM Ifeinlpp. Iprll « Innings. Ihe New York Mets 9 UI1MM rilllSM . IIIM lBlM UM lim n I i n blanked Pittsburgh 4-0. Min­ Moose Sponsor » IW » - VM.M K M M Ck'cno I pm The Sanford Lodge 1A51, Loyal Order of IM H H N M i m i m i m nesota beat Houston 4-2. 10m Ol ’ ■ ) a Milwaukee defeated San Diego Moose, continued Its tradition of community TCMwl Jtttn IM NHL onoiukraiiMbTainiaM 6-3. Atlanta pounded the New .\»K TIIIK MAIIT service this year by sponsoring a Junior M IW - V M I KM York Yankees 0-1. Oakland la T itw M ,j MM MM IM «• (m i III* m on rm jo s a t 0 J 0 0 League baseball team In the Sanford shaded Seattle 6*5. the Chicago 1 . . * 0 x1 i IMU m m m m i m tM lllf'* lin n ®s Recreation Department League. Jeff IKWIMi Om i m U M IlM ltT) Cubs edged California 7-6. 3 2 2 * 7 4 8 0 • O m xn u N m Monson, recreation superintendent, accepts 0 IM MM r MM M M MMUUMM Philadelphia nipped Ihe Chicago KM i t m i p p /i h 1 Mpm C alling" a check from Junior Governor Ralph nciKIMC M Ml Irpn f m While Sox 3-2. San Francisco 2.4 13 S. FrentlAAve. IWWIM*M >• IM >M rwOwWMMT itwwi 1 ■) G a rcia . Moose team opened the season IM M C lH M M i m >m 1 pounded Cleveland 14-4. Detroit • * SANFORD IV m m S* MnJnpMK U w llpn Monday against Elks. guniiM. num K nwtiMK H u m M Im M p m M 0 pm topped Toronto 8 8. Cincinnati

41 * * % » | - * ■ - « * M — IwwIiH Hiwld, liiriirt, Ft. Tw iliy, April 1 , I t B HCA Merger Designed To Cut Costs

NASHVILLE. Tenn. (UP1) - Officials say conclous. and this merger Is a way to quarters tn Nashville. "We sre an Interna­ the 96.6 billion merger of the Hospital address efficiency and productivity." tional company, but they I AHSC) are a Corporation of America and American MacNaughton said. larger International company than we are. WORLD Hospital Supply Corp. will help hold the line HCA spokeswoman Debbie Meredith said Japan Is a very difficult country to get Into. on health rare costs and pave the way for one goal of the merger was lo make health They've got 2.000 employees tn Japan — further expansion. care "more cost cfflclent for the patient." • they've already got a toehold. IN BRIEF The merger, announced Monday, creates "We're assuming that the supplies we will "Even though the number of hospitals a holding company with combined revenues be purchasing will be at a much lower cost that will exist Is ^ Unite number, therr ts and the savings will be passed on to the Hijacker Seizes Jet totaling 11 percent of the Gross National still u long way to go as far as the number of Product and was the fourth largest In U.S. patient." she said. quality hospitals we could acquire, he said. For Ransom And Publicity corporate history, officials said. HCA owns or manages 422 facilities in the Edward Gordon, an analyst for the New The merger, however, m ust be approved United States — Including Central Florida York securities firm of Pnidentlal-Bache. BEIRUT. LEBANON IUPI) - A Lebanese hijacker said he by stockholders of both corporations, the Regional Hospital In Sanford and South said the merger will give the new holding was seeking publicity when he commandeered a Middle Federal Trade Commission and the Seminole Community Hospital In Longwood company an extra 91.8 billion In borrowing East Airlines Jet with 75 people aboard and demanded 930 Securities and Exchange Commission. — and owns or manages 30 facilities In eight power for possible acquisitions. million for southern Lebanese guerrillas. foreign counfrles. officials said. AHSC HCA. which was founded in 1968 by Dr. The sky pirate. Identified as All Kesrwanl. took over MEA H CA chairman Don MacNaughton called supplies thousands of hospitals thoughout Thomas Frtst and his son. Dr. Thomas Frist flight 368 Monday while It was en route from Beirut to the Ihe merger "one of the most positive things the world. Jr., and businessman Jack C. Massey. Is Saudi Arabian city of .Jeddah, saying he was carrying a that has happened In some time" to future Corporate officials. In announcing the now ranked 13th among Fortune 500's small bomb and a pistol. health-care costs, which he said have not merger, also talked about their desire for largest diversified service companies and He turned himself over to Saudi Arabian authorities exceeded the rate of Inflation since October further expansion. cornered six percent of the market of shortly after the Boeing 707 touched down at .Jeddah. No 1983. "We would like to enter Japan someday." non governmental hospitals In the country. one was Injured In the Incident. "W e have had to become more cost- MacNaughton said at corporate head­ The spokesman said Kesrwanl had demanded 930 million lo help fund a Lebanese resistance movement against Israrll occupation troops In southern Lebanon. has a worKout room with mandatory: that's the only way Butler said he plans to have The spokesman quoted the hijacker as saying his action ...$hape*Up weights at Its French Avenue It will work." the officers exercise and chart was "a publicity stunt" designed to dramatize the plight of headquarters but Butler said Fire Chief Thomas Hickson, thetr progress by squad. Lebanese living under the Israeli occupation. Continued from page 1A only 14 officers use It regularly. also at the meeting, said to force There are no height or weight said a few officers who were Mayor Bettye Smith said Ihe the firefighters to exercise would requirements for city employees. French Hostage Released examined recently by u city police department's equipment provoke "rebellion ' He said If City Manager Warren E. "Pete" physician were as much as 50 to should be sufficient but Com ­ the commission provided the Knowles said, because such re- BEIRUT. Lebanon |UPI| — The second of four French 100 pounds overweight. missioner David Furr said the equipment the firefighters would qulrementa have been nationals kidnapped In led from his Itome on March 23. very rigorous, such as chasing police department's existing would have to use the police said. The spokesman would not comment on a Beirut suspects on foot. •-qulpment Is about half what Is department's workout room. But he did suggest that Ihe newspaper rrport that I’eymiles' release was secured by “They need to at least keep up needed. Farr suggested that the com­ departments set goals for Indi­ IhcSiillte Amid militia of .Justice Minister Nublh Dcrrt. with them (suspects) and not Once the program Is In place, mission probe Ihe possibility of vidual officers and firelighters. There was no word on who was holding Peyrolles or how give up after a block." Wrtght the officers should participate adding a gym facility to fire Butler said the program would he was freed. said. when they want on their free station *1 on French Avenue tie In place as soon as a suitable Peyrolles w hs the serond of four French kidnap victims The program also "lets the time. Commissioner Robert und that the police and fire one Is found. He. Hickson and lo be released. The first to be freed was Danielle Perez, a citizens know they have some Thomas said. departments muke the program Knowles are expected to work secretary at the French Embassy In Beirut who was In-shupe cops." he said. Butler disagreed saying. "I Interesting by waging some out the details In the next two to abducted from Moslem west Beirut on March 22. The police department nlready believe we'll have to make It friendly competition. ihrrr months Prrcr. 34. was set free March 31. but her father. Marcel Carton, the 82-year-old chief of protocol at the embassy who was kidnapped with her. remains In captivity together 9.000 compared to Longwood's er June Lormann said. "I am One consideration Is to hire with Marcel Fontaine, the Frencl vice consul, who was 12.000. The salary of former disappointed that he did not someone from within the city snatched In west Beirut the same day. ...P o w e rs Longwood city administrator want to tuke this chance to staff — not Greg (Manning). As Continued from page 1A David Chacey, who submitted advance and prove himself. We to Payne, (city manager of Subway Security To Stay Tight his resignation under pressure In offered him u good |>ackagr and Crystal River, who was Association annual meetings, Deceml>er. was 934.290 a year. u chance to Ire a city manager." runner-up) I don't know ut this TORO NTO |UPI| — Police smashed suspicious packages, dues to the International City Police Chief Greg Manning ts Commissioner Ed Myers said evacuated bus and rull stations and forced riders off a point." Managers Association, health In­ receiving that amount In his In hl« demands Powers was He added that there ure sever­ subway train In a massive search for a tximb an Armenian surance for his family, un current rapacity us acting city using u double standard quoting group threatened to detonate In the city's transit system. al options If thr commission automobile for city business und administrator. thr the personnl policy to back rejects Powers' pro(>osal. They The threatened attack by the "Armenian Secret Army for driving to and from Ills residence up some of them while others Include: the Liberation of Our Homeland" never materialized, but to the office: a 43-day written Smrrllson said. "I don't think Ihe cost of living Is more than 40 were contrary to the trolley, lie (Mtllcc took no chances and thousands of |>coplc stayed notice on termination of con­ said he was not In fuvor of • Offer thr Job to the other away from buses and trains tract, and 90-day severence pay. percent higher In Longwood finalist Payne. than Perry. You would have u signing the contract as proposed Police planned lo resume Ihenpcrutlun today. Powers agrees the city ad­ • Cull In some of the other tough time convincing me that by Powers. Toronto's police department tased a "public ulert" last ministrator should live In the applicants. he couldn't live at the style tie Is "There's no way I In good Friday, warning the city's 15 million transit users to be city. mind could offer Powers what tie • Advertise ugaln for more wary of suspicious looking objects. Ills sulury In his present Job Is accustomed with that much applicants. more thun he Is now being paid. wants without his huvlng expe­ The nlert came after Ihe Royal Canadian Mounted Police 924.800 plus benefits, but • Get names from Sunford and I would not vole to hire him on rience as a city administrator." received n communique from the Armenian group, Powers suld the coot of living Is Seminole County from their lop the basis of his demands." Commissioner Larry Goldberg threatening to explode bombs along Ihe 800 miles of higher In Longwood. He has suld. "Our city needs somebody 10 list. transit lines If authorities did not release three men been with Ihe city of Perry for "He's asking for more than I'm now and It would mean another • Offer the Job to Munnlug or charged after n March 12 attack on Ihe Turkish Embassy lour years. It has a population of willing to accept.” Commission­ 3 or 4 months If we readvertlse. City Clerk Don Tcrr\. In the rupltal of Ottawa. 25 Killed In Hotel Firebombing Frank W illiam s, owner of for tlie Lake Mary library rnuy be TAINAN, Taiwan (Ul’ll — A fire that may have been ...G a rb a g e Seminole Wastr. said he op­ u spot donated to the county sparked by revenge-seeking guests raced through a hotel In posed thr proposal und ...Libraries near Luke Mary High School. the southern city of Tainan, killing at least 23 |x-ople and expressed dismay at Ihe concept Continued from page 1A The Cassrlbcrrv main library Continued from page 1A Is to have 25.000 square feet: Injuring nine, {aillce said. of un exclusive franchise. Police said 18 Ixxlles had been recovered from the hotel Mrs. Rice suld Ihe city com­ 12.000 square feel each I-tike Mary 8.000 and rescue workers were searching for more. Seven of 18 mission then decided tooprn the "They (city commissioners) No site has been designated a The Casselberry and Lake Injured |>eople taken lo a nearby hospital later died. No marketplace In Lake Mary und reully don't know what the hell primary one for negotiations In Mary libraries ure to open In foreigners were among Ihe victims. (Nillce said allow garbage companies to sign they're doing out there." the Foreal City urea 1988 Investigators quoted employees of the lnq>erlal Hotel as Individual contracts with citi­ Williams said He added thut un The Casselberry facility, to be The county bus two libraries, saying five people drove past the holrl In a taxi ut midnight zens. But after n yeur. Mrs Rice exclusive franchise would the main library. Is to be built on one In Sanford at the former |x>st Monday and threw several flrcltombs Into Ihe concrete said thut method has caused compound the problem of "sorry a five-acre site on thr Oxford office on First Street und the building through un open gale. several problems. Includlng- service" that some residents Road extension, north of SR 436. other In Seminole Plaza, The motive for the attack was not known. police mild, but • Confusion from residents on now get from other companies. being acquired by the county for. Casselberry The Sanford library several guests had threatened to retaliate earlier In the how to gel gnrltage collection. Williams suld that If the ordi­ a little more than 9300.000 from Is to be converted lo ad- evening alter becoming Involved In a brawl with members • The deterioration of city nance was upproved he would a group of builders, headed by mb^iatratlve offices when the ol Ihe hotel management roads from as muny as live trips bid on Ihe laike Mary contract. Norman Rossmun. And the site new facility is built. a week by the various compa­ nies' garbage trucks. Pat Thornhill, general munug- • And regulating Ihe rates er of Industrial Waste, said his markets In four target In­ companies cun churge for company does not serve that dustries: telecommunications, WEATHER gartuige collection. many customers In t.akr Mary, ...Japan electronics, forestry products but still expressed concern over und medical equipment und Mrs. Rice said un exclusive Continued from page 1A N A TIO N A L REPORT! Balmy tulles — Northwest wind 13 franchise would help eliminate thr proposed ordinance. pharmaceuticals. weather that madr San Fran­ knots today and tonight tiecom- (host* problems und help the city Thornhill said that since he wus foreign competition over five Some Japanese officials cisco warmer than San Juan and lug light und vat table Wednes­ get thr best service at the lowest not familiar with the proposal he years. maintain thr U.S. trade deficit Is gavr Oakland. Calif., its hottest day. Sea 3 lo 3 feet. Arcus of ruin price for Its residents could not say whether hr would A story In the J.i/jan T/rnrs caused less by restrictive Japa­ day In 13 yrurs continued In the and a few nhowrrn mostly south Representatives of the four support it. suld thr panel will urge free nese |x)ltces than by the strong West today, while u storm that toduy und tonight companies providing garbage "I can see pros und cons." he market access for foreign grxxls U.S. dollar, lackadaisical market­ dumped 10 Inches ol snow on EXTENDED FORECASTi service In Ihe city hud varied said. In all murket sectors except ing efforts by U.S. firms und an New England drilled olf lo sea. Generally fair Thursday opinions on the proixmed taw. those affecting natlonul security Thornhill udded that he would Amerlcun reputation for poor The National Weather Service Hemming partly cloudy Friday Jeff O'Connor, general manag­ such us f(xx! und energy. quality products. then a chance of showers or attend Thursday night's meeting predicted atxive normal lent|>er- er of Danjolm. said his company The panel's report, com­ Both sides have agreed that thunderstorms mainly north hall to gel more Information. missioned months ago. was at ores today In the Weal, with has alreudy expressed Its Inter­ even If thr U.S. met Its market­ Saturday. Cool Thutsduy The commission Is scheduled expected to be released April 9. highs In the

( 9^1 » Evening Marald, Sanford. Ft. Tuesday, April 2. 1UJ — IB

Boll Profits Readers Quizzed On Assist Youths Joan Hopkins, from left, director of the Missing Children's Center Inc., Longwood. receives a check Homosexuality Facts from Betty Jack, president of the Beta Sigma Phi City DEAR ABBY: Several year* we spend the whole day In bed. I Council, while Brenda ago you ran a "T e s t Your though* he would eventually Elswlck, chairm an ol the Knowledge of Homosexuality" slow down, but his sex drive ts annual BSP Valentine quiz. Will you please run It Dear as strong as ever. Chairty Ball, presents a again? Thank you. lie's a model husband In every check to Lois Smith, repre R.M.O.. HOUSTON A bby other way. but I am exhausted sentlng the ISIS School. Or from all this lovemaklng. I feel DEAR R.M.Q.: Here It Is: lando. The two groups re like a prostitute who has to DEAR READERS: How much ceived the profits, nearly deliver on demand, only I'm not do you know about homosex­ $1,000, from the February married to each other under the getting (>ald for It. uality? Mark the following law In the United States ball which annually supports statements "True" or "False." — Most homosexuals try to Once a day would be plenty for deserving non protit organi — Homosexuals commit more convert young people Into me. but he Insists It's not tatlons. crimes than straight people. brromlng gay also enough for him I vv.nit to be a — Everyone Is born straight, — Children raised by. gay Rood wife, und I'm afraid If I Mar aid Phola by Daana Jar da" but some become gay because parents (or gay people! usually deny him he will go elsewhere to they have been seduced by a gay become homosexuals satisfy himself What ran I do? I person early In life. themselves. don't want to lose him. — You can always tell Mow did you score? EXHAUSTED IN PALO ALTO homosexuals and lesbians by If you marked all 12 state­ 'A Princess Remembers' the way they act. dress and talk. ments "False." you are very well DEAR EXHAUSTED: Look ut — If a person Is gay, no Informed. the facts: Your husband's sexual amount of thriapy or motivation If you marked nine or more nppetlte far exceeds yours, but can change him. statements "False.” you are you continue to deliver on de­ Reviewed For £50 Chapter — Boys raised by domineering fairly well Informed mand like an unpaid prostitute mothers and weak lor absent! If you marked four or more for fear you'll lose him. Mrs Duuiilc Logan reviewed dubious ami risky Western idea, served by the hostess and co- fathers usually turn Into statements "True," you have a Meanwhile, you're exhausted. the autobiography "A Princess not to be trusted In the hand* of hostesses. Denial) Wells nnd homosexuals great deal to learn about My dear lady, you must tell Itemcmbrrx The Memoirs of the young people " Gayalrl. herself, Florence Monforlon. die meeting — Gay people can never homosexuality, because all of your "model husband" how you Maharanl of Jaipur." written by married for love when she was rallrd to order by Lourtnc become mothers or fathers. the above statements are false! feel. If you lack the courage, see the Maharanl and Santlia lirma became the Ihlrtl wife of Ihe Messenger, art lug chairman in — Homosexuals are more In­ a counselor who will surely call Hau. during the March meeting Matiara|ah of Jaipur Ihr absence of I’at Foster 14c- clined to molest children sex DEAR ABBY: I am 46 years your husband In. since hr Is part of (he KpMlnn Sigma Omleron qulrenients lor full membership Following her marriage to Jal. ually than heterosexuals. old and niv husband Is 44 We of the problem. You need to be Chapter ol the Sanford Woman'* wrre reviewed anti lla/cl ('asii a* he was called, she en|oyetl a — If u person has one or two have been married two years — assured that your feelings are Club al the home of Mr* Hnlph reported that she now has her glamorous mh i.iI life anti was sexual experiences with some­ his third, my second. My pro­ every bit as lm|>ortant as his Austin Smith mrmlH-ishlp certificate. one of the same sex. he Is gay. blem Is that this man Is Insatin- And he n e e d s to know It. too if listed as one ol the world's most Members present were Esther Mrs. Logan took members beautiful women. Hut as — The American I’sychlatrtr blr In the bedroom! lie's l»een you married lor love, perhaps Lark In time to I lie- dav* ol Penn. Estelle Davis. Hminlc Maharanl of Jaipur. *hr went f ir Association classifies homosex­ this way ever since we were you have the wrung man Ami if Hilinptliou* palat e* and gill let Iaigait. l.ourlnc Mensengei. Dolls beyond the usual activities uals as "sick." married. He wants sex at least hr married lor sex. (terhaps he mg splendor that was cu*tomary llarilman. Melba C’tKiper. Denial) ; — Homosexuals can be legally three times a dav On weekends has ihr wrong woman. expected ol her anti Inimdcil it Well* Virginia Hurney. Derry In I lie live* of I he Maharajah* of progressive schtHil lor girls, was India. Gayalrl Devi, daughter ol Harris. Jean Marcel. Tempa - very ftiitccssful In |hiI!IIch ami the Maharajah ol Cooch llrhar. Parks Edyllir George. Louise became an aggressive leader in Hayes lllll Glelow. lla/cl Cash was lx>rn In a pal.it e maintained the women's movement In Indio TONIGHT S TV by 5*d (Pan l o l l ) < 1 )0 c m new s I11F01 a»»«*d WVNnart. Sly* Au- 6.45 1:05 } u ABCNfWSg U#y TK# s v « i n l btOnapprng ol a 7 a f TEWI1NCSS DAYBREAK 12 w o v e Leisure Time Classes 11 (14)At ICC (vaaidantM adeam la bMraad on a (!) (10) A M WEATHER 1:30 lorrgn po-aar student plan anti develop a d l it I oooo n u t J 1 .VKJ a ) O A* THE WORLO TURNS I'hr Leisure Time Program at 6 3 5 1 0 3 0 0 0 ) TOOAY 1* (M l OOMER PYLE Seminole Community Collegt- quality wardrolH- ol coordinated I t (Ml BOS NEWHJLRT (D 1101 CONOR*SS W* THE PEO­ 12 OOMER FYLE 0 O CBB M 0 R M M NSW* aimoimt e* that lilt- following clothing In colors whit It arc ln-st PLE (W ID) 7 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 O OOOO MORMNQ AMERCA 0 I *C) PAJNT1NQ CERAMICS (FRf) classes will liegln during Hit- lor him 11 (141 FLINTS TONES Q 4 BALE OF TH* CENTURY O ' 4 ) 3 : O 0 O NEWS week of April H. "These classes C O I. OR AND S T V L E $ O KM UAOAZWS Playboy t M (M)BCHHYHtLL 0 (1 0 ) FARM DAY 200 Q < ANOTHER WORLD •WORKSHOP (afternoon class) — c w .rr.u or »<• Ym > tna looMagh (D (*0| DAVE ALIEN AT LARO* CD (II m e a tm c l if y are self-supported by student p o a w i o« AuttfaM i coaat CDdlMOMT QALLERY ( T O ONE LJFI TO UV1 fees at noex|H-nse to Ihe taxpay­ Tw o three-hour sessions which 7:15 J j (M ) AMOY OFWFTTH <7 U JEOPARDY 11:30 0(101 AM WEATHER CD 110) THE MAOrC OF SSL ALXX- er." according lo FAy C. Drake. will i-over personal color analy­ 1t (SSI TOO C10U FOR COW- O ' 4' TOFPOMT Hoat JoFHtny Car­ ANOER (WED) CtNirdinator of the Piogram. Keg- sis. makeup selection and FORT An4ra» a twin by a m i x * ton ScbaPuMd B B King 7:30 I t (Ml TOM ANO JERRY 0 (10) JOY OF PAJNT1NQ (FRI) application Icclmqlurs. Class grandr"ot*t*r axing on* o* U u < « * (J O TAX) Islratlons are lM-lng accepted In J O ABC NSYYS MOHTUNE 0(101 BESAME S TR tETg 230 the Keglslrar's Ollier at S( ( enrollment Is limited lo six so 0 ( 101 NATURE OF TMINOS 0 (1) PFBRCCTOR QADOrT FACTORY 11 (MIBANFOROANOBON (1 O CAPITOL that each student may Im- given 0 (B | ONE DAY AT A TIME IT (M l OREAT SPACE COAETER FLOWED AllJ4ANGEMENT a a : tw x jo m t i o n s 7:35 0 I )0) PAUL NOEL nORPTO HE (morning and evening classes) — as much personal atirndon as AUTHORIZED 7 0 5 12 1 ORCAM OF JCANNIE 12:00 CAME TO DANC* (TUE) t2 SANFORD AMO SON Designed lo inlrtHluce the dif­ possible. 0 a fall OUY A mtpM Flab- 8.00 (D IMF) MAQJC OF OS PAMTSEO ferent floral design techniques. RAZOR REPAIR 7:30 aout taagrtrnartt bacomaa a com- I t 04) WOODY WOOOFECKER • >3) INTENTXJMUfNT TOFNOHT plat atbtgua aitan Con Ssacba a 0(4 1 BURS RFRMNOt (D (10) MADC OF DECORA TTVf Students will gain knowledge ol | D Floyd Theatroa | TUNE-UP rM ixed P«0Nm or lop WOON* I IN (Rl PAJNDNQ (FW) u s 8 0 S requlpmrnt an IimiIs they pool and pfatari end on aitanaa* a : o th e sapyt T W A TWIN I. m m a U SEWTTCHED 3 0 0 work with fresh, silk and third SPECIAL art* agont Nwo liancfwd Tt (MIRHOOA $2 PIUS O 4 SANTA BARBARA 0 O WHEEL OF FORTUNE OMDKCUAK g 3Q flowers. t mmi »|| AU Will C U A N . O il WARft (X O ouoma lkjht 0 O HOOOOO SAME THAT U y ( M WALT DUNIV4 | 50} JJ(M|P1NR PANTHER O Of HI SAL HOSPITAL SHOI4T STOI4Y W HITING FOR END E0IUST m il (STIMMIS TUNC 12:10 12 WORLD OF AUOUBON I An m- (CliTIUMTERROOIRElR) (M ) BUDS SUNFfY DEGINNERS (evening class) - IT (111U N IO N d) (SI FAT AtSCRT lann** anti Waflat OorbR* and a (WIFLORCASTTII :: Rnocchio NORELCO • REMINGJON d l IS) ALL IN THE FANS. V This course is designed to ac­ pro*M or pNWaar an»»onm*nlaaar 8 35 (SI VOLTROK OtFENOER OF quaint Ihe aspiring writer with 7:35 Racnai Caraon 12 I LOVE LUCY THE UFPVERSS SCHICK • SUNBEAM 12 a l l FT TH* FAUST the basic techniques of writing /Best AcIims •« •« 12:30 • 00 3 05 SALLY FIELD ELTR 0N 8 0 0 0 0 LATE MONT WITH DAVIO DIVORCE COURT 12 BUQE SUNNY AN0 FRIENDS with emphasis on theme, plot, ■ 3 ) A. TEAM Rcenanc* Moaaont* LfTTERMAN ScRadiAad Jbn B* I D DONAHUE 3:30 scenes, rharartrrtzatlun. anil di­ PLJVCES IN T H E f t* Mr WxdOCA end ■ baaot *X MN WEDNESDAY ( 10) MMTER ROOERS (R) alogue. Marketing of material, H EA R T USE bom • group OF rad lag bdgnty I t (M il LOVE LUCY : (M)WALTOaaE 8 (II PETER A HO THE M AUL writing the query letter, article hgn|«F| ;; 100 ) (10) SESAME STREET £J EDO (MON) APRIL 3rd 1 (S) PART RSXM FAMSY writing and l>ook reviewing will d) O LUCl* ARFiU SHOW ® o w ove visaga Or Th* ID D *) (TUE) M u rp h y • iPtamtaral Ptyciiorngial D> Jana Oawn*d |1SS0I Oaorga S*ndwa 9 0 5 3 IS) A FAUST CIRCUS EASTER Im- int i inlet) In die course. 10 AM to 3 PM lucaa (Lucia Amail uaa to baianc* Barbara Sli*a*y 12 M ove OWED) COLOR AND WARDRODE •BEVERLY nat laai pacad paitonai Ha — m i*a 11 (Ml LEAVE (T TO BEAVER CD (S) p o o c h r (Thui • 30 WORKSHOP FOR MEN (evening p»o*a«nonj< damandt ol Noi maga- Q l (S) THE A VENDERS 0 (SI V tl VET U N RABirr (FRI) HILLS COP” MEDC0 PHARMACY 0 4 LOVE CONNECTION class) — During the first class 2701 0EIARD0 DN 3 35 MOV 1)1 AND 0/1 377 17)1 IKOW Atao Tony Roborla Ln 1:10 O It) HERE S LUCY session, each man will hr 0 O COL UMBO bi aaartn 0F a 12 HECKLE ANO JICKLf SANfORO. FI w**ng body CoAimbo Rai a waa- 1000 analyzed to determine tits Ih-«I s 122 5060 - 3215702 0 O THREE S A CROWD Jock O 4 tw it m a c h in e 4:00 n i LOME WOLf ano buadwg pylon dug i « al Hugo "P0UCE waM taory maana a.aJataa to SgM HOUR MAQA2ME 0 0 LfTTU HOUSE ON THE colors The aim of the second aipanaa 10 INo cKy Bradlofd n a y 12 MOVE One* Botoio I Oo ' 8t (Ml EK1 VALLEY 0 O STAR TREX (MON. WED- t M ( IbSSl JoNn Ooraa UraiAa Andraaa ? ff — Wo diagonal plant Q )< 101 ELECTRC COMPANY (R) 40 ( I i D 0MF-RENT IT SOKES (TUE) 1 t ( U ) DALLAS 1 3 0 I (S|MAYBERRY R F 0 0 O MERV BFBFFIN (MON. TUE. 8 ) I SOI NOVA A ian** ol tna laiaai (U (U )tC T V raaMrcR on acid raw locuaaa an 10:30 THU FRO dacRmng loimia damagad aton* 2:00 0 4 SALS o f th e c e n tu r y 0 O ABC AFTERBCHOOl (WEO) abuclxM and poAitad h a m lR)CJ I t (Ml BIZARRE ’ U f a m s y f e u o 1T (S4| SCOOBT 000 CB (f) MOVIE Oamn Yinaaw 0 1 W| S-2-) CONTACT |R| Q 0|1O1USAMBTRCng ItfSEl Tab iSMar O w n Vat don 2:30 01*1 REAL MCCOYS (4) HEATHCUFF (MON-THU) J Io CSS NEWS MQHTWATCM W «i a ama iwp bom in* dm* an III r o b o tm a n I f r m n o e FAMOUS RECIPE agmg taaatll Ian baconai a lt(i(M)OUNSMOKE 11.00 8 WHEEL OF FORTUNE (FRO -Jiamwonarw banptaynr 2:40 S P R K S e F W H T 4 0 5 0 O Move No Woy Our* (1I7JI 6 0 S TRWLE tr a p nruNTETONES *2 COUSTEAU MISSISSIPPI RE­ A aw Dawn. NcKard Coma t (Ml U O H T e ENOUQM LUCTANT ALLY Jacguaa Cot alaau 110) WE'RE OOOKMQ NOW 4:30 3:10 ( l i O CBB SOFOOLIRtAK(rUE) 12 UOVe Com* F* Th* C i« ' WEEKLY SPECIALS H (M l HE-MAN ANO MASTERS ■ adMi and MOWS ol Wo 4400-mao | ib*U Jawaa Cagnoy CNgYoiwg i (Ml TODAY M THE LBMLA- rure (t u e ) OF THE UNTVEREE bom aa ongwa w » a Owl or Mat. 3 3 0 (B ill FAMSY 0 m MOMR ANO MMOY CO Q U (M) TAASR-Y AFFAIR 11.06 4 3 9 • 30 4.00 OCATUNE 12 FUM TSTO 0S 0 O JSFFER40N4 bi on oa-ox 1| (Ml FATTY C X M 11:30 promobonat ban* Oaoiga and Na SOO WEDNESDAY |c o u p o n | 4:20 NEBNwI Mr C x »L -^ *m anampr 0 3 ) NEWLYWED SAME 0 O W OV« Jacob Taa-Tao lo drn* aacn ettar ox at Ocamaaa RYAN'S HOPS 0 a THREE'I COMPANY (MON. Mama TF* HoodM Fang ( I f 711 («0| P U M O A S m S (MON. FAMILY SPECIAL Eight Piece A*i Sanaa. SNpFian Roa*nbwg n J O I S T S MAXIAOSAL 7 O WHO I T 0 SOBS T Saaaaig 1t (M l DUMB OF HAZZARO •naan lama T«ny So m a aoap 4:30 1139 Thrift Pack (C 110| OCCANUB (MON) oommaroal but amds X) min * U (SS> DOFBS DAV O LUCY SHOW Three Piece Chicken I Btaaaa •» pal*a" araaa Faataal a*.-aa- Caaat D a t a >aa» and a gXh conaoanc* |R|g 0 110) UNOSRBTANOMO HUMAN a*. #41 r*>* Iitaaaa al an» •** p**a al at* M i t f i aaa aaata BEHAVIOR (TUS) Dinner aa* bat baaabaaMia • 00 WEDNESDAY. 0 ( 0 NSW LITERACY AN M- I F*aaaa K paMaa bra*" Faawaa Aartu* Cwarlr* CNttaa 0 3 ) A A Pax nvroaily < 12-00 TROOUCDON TO C0MFUTSRS Oaam n wo N n b al ho lor war at- d MOOAY aba* a i iN F la n in i m4 p i * . a** ala* an* a □ m o w n ma brat MaaoM IM) BEWITCHED IB (10) U0NSV FUZZU (T>M 5 0 0 0 1 0 AMT 04 BONO HUMAN 1 0 NATURE OP TMMDE (Mi tew s si (4 0 $ f i 95 rrS TO U R i ID (Ml IK MASTERPIECE THEATRE 0 0 HARRY OATS AOAM $ 9 4 9 Sfhnousfadpc] CHSORENSFLJNOfTUB) (P in j m B ig AORC JLTURE U S A (FRO (TUB) _____ 505 0 O w o ve -OiNry (I) «0| MYTTIRY1 (WED! O U A V S IT TO SSAVSR COUNTtl O 4CK0 (Pranaaia) AnWony line* Ir*. 5.25 ® HO) NOVA (TNU» SANFORO HOUYWOOO AW TT g) IWIJYO NOERWORM (FRO 9:30 >04 Francs A r CASSELBERRY BS0N.TVe.TMU.PRE ) 4 t 0 4 i r s COURT aXWTSTOBOON 41 N Hwy 17*1 I U 'A 'S 'H (Mary 17*1) 5 30 SANFORO mMso U1SIII 1 2 0 CASSELBERRY 0 r « COUNTWt (TUBARS Q PERRY MASON } ( rv-gita ^ ptrtt) ISM Francs Ar* (Mwy IF 97) 41 N. Mary 17 S3 1230 ) 10 IM0SRSTANOM0 HUMAN BJ1 O lt l 0 1 ^SEARCH PON TOMORROW ■SHAYX5C. (TUB) tc ( 0 NSW UTIAACT AN BI- TROOUCDON TO C0MRUTBM i 2 B -Ev»ning Hr raid, Sanford. FI. Toeiday, April 2, If ll

We’ ll Bring The , Treat your tell to loach where the cook Business Best In Decorating •hope delly.Knjoy old faablon flavor of Right To Your Home 'natural Ingredient* Individually i prepared la our owa kitchen. Prepared by Advertising Oept. of CUSTOM DRAPERIES - BEDSPREADS Review WOVEN WOODS MINI BUNDS • VERTICALS THE RUNCIBLE SPOON MfPET • VINYL WALL COVERINGS Tm Room 01 BROWSER S BARN E v e n in g H e r a ld Coff 322-2611 Horn! FREE ESTIMATE 322-3315 150 W. Jastup Avf., Long wood, Florida NO OBLIGATION 322-7642 (One Block North of P.O. on CR 427) • PUT TOUR BUSINESS ON THf M0VI • Lunch Served 11 A.M.-3:30 P M. Herald Advertiser DC CO RATING Tuesday thru Saturday P h ilip i OCR ADVERTfSING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING In lfci«nr«« Sirwr |l#51 8 3 1-4 6 6 1 JAM WHIPS 319 W. 11th ST. SANTORO

N O W O P E I \ WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIR VOLKSHOP Spedallting In Service A Part* For and PAWN SHOP W .'t, Toyota and Datiun mim/M *w+~ ( Corner 2nd a Palmetto) PH. .123-1327 7109 S FRCHCM AVE.. SANfORD 214 S. Palmetto Avt. • il Ixugn • Cuuom Wiirli SANFORD • llr^trirr Anllf|iir Jrvnlry • Role* Hr pair • Cine k • W ill h Mrpair PHONE • King Siring Slnnr Selling • a Fine .Jewelry Sale* 321-0120 PT Kit COID A inn* ’ IHTWt CtOCMI t WiTCMt • Cm

NOW OPEN AT OUR NEW LOCATION SEMINOLE VETERINARY HOSPITAL fto MUMCWN 0VM. DW A C V I M • Comptelo Votorlnory iervtcot • V two« Antmoli • Dtogneaftc provonttto median* daotM ry a eurgory • tpoctoffy in Internal modtclna 322-8465 m i w um it I a. AAA Robert Eland, one of Volkshop's VW specialists.

T Volkshop Offering Special V WPPY eT t Z Z ' * ------M LARRY'S STOREWIDE NEW & USED MART This Month For VW Bugs 11$ Sanford Ave Sanford iVtPrice S a le 3 2 2 4 1 3 2 If your Volkswagen "Bug" has spring fevrr "We only charge for flxln1. we don't charge for f Affm I fMWJ AP*H 8 bring II lo I hr VW specialists at Volkshop In lookin'." he said. rrTy-y. Wa Buy And Sail Top Quality downtown Sanford to grt Its jx-p restored. Take Volkshop Is dedicated to keeping your vintage InKm-I Furnilura, Antlquos, Appllancoi advantage ol the April special on tunr opt. brakes Hug" looking and running Its best If your VW Is - Jt And Tools PH. 323 9421 S econd I mage and mulllrrsfor VWn showing Its age. the folks at Volkshop can CONSIGNMENT CLOTMINO WE SERVICE ALL MODEL PORTABLE completely recondition and refurbish II from thc KEROSENE HEATERS Call 321-0120 or come t>v for estimate as prices Ifth SI. A 17 92 SANFOftD bary depending on I be model or year grourul up for only a fraction of what a new car Owner Marvin Wright and bis experienced would cost. Tills Includes tires, paint Job. new Irani of technicians at 2 I t Palmetto Ave. also engine and brakes Hj>e< l.ill/e in Toyota* ami Dalsumt All of tlielr • ASHAMED OF If you arc one of those car owners who likes lo UNIVERSAL SATELLITE TV work W guaranteed WHh ARjm m U TV YOUR HARD TO do fils own repairs, you will find tpiallty TreuhafT Volkshop s|>celalUrH In engine and Ir ana-axle and Bosch parts. Continental tx-lts and hoses, and COMPUTE STSTEM CLEAN TUB? rrtmildlng for Toyolas and IJiilsuiiH as well as Cnstrol motor oils, for Toyolas. Dalsuns and s INSTALLED VWs Tlicy also do lubrication anrl oil change and roil AS 4* ^ 8 4 Par • OR JUST WANT TO Volkswagen ■r # 0 ♦ rejwlrs on brakes, from etids, transmissions and as CHANGE COLOR? unu * 3 6 **■•» ------exhaust systems. Volkshop is open Monday through Friday. H As always Marvin will give you a tree estimate a in. to 5 p m. Call lo make an appointment for 100S FINANCING AVAILABLE •• <** marlece ywi lal M l m at H Im I Wm * are U I IrKlaa rf IM (M l »f nyLKtmwl, Mt | yurt « tfn, Jup klfkt at* and ear Inspection for any drfccts It might have, your car. TO QUALIFIED BUYIRS 70 m il liniNMCI M tllCTIOMCl 197 Hay. 17 92 N. “BATH QENIE’VebT fCacL.nS Cettelbeiry, EL 831-5744 CALL COLLECT (305) 295-1044

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BLAIR AGENCY / t c n i J SPECIALISTS IN & U l c t @ a n t AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Senkarik Glass & Paint Co., headquarters for paint, glass, and mirrors. SR 22’a FILED t rfrbrmtlng ihil.1h.uut 630 Rivarvltw Ava.. Snnlord if — w Ac r •** From 14 1? 82 ALSO INSURE MOBILE Contortion! To Oo*n!own ionlortf) HOMES, MOTORCYCLES Big April Paint Sale At HOMES, REC-VEES 323-2005 Serving Sanford lor 27 feet* OPEN MON THRU FRI 9 S HAPPY Senkarik Paint And Glass Mon. Thru Frl ACRES ••CALL BLAIR AND COMPARE" • AM tod PM ■ For your spring prices, say owners .; you an overall estimate Senkarik specializes 323*7710 or 323*3866 paint up flx-up pro­ Jerry a u d Eddie of materials you will In all type* of glass jects. take advantage of Senkarik Senkarik has lalaat Cat lk,«.|k lfTun Ot 1ft need for the Job. Including desk and ta­ 2510A OAK AVE. SANFORD the April sale on lien- had a reputuilon for Sp*ctrntrml RtnOaoaiai htfwtiDit Fntaavt. They also carry a full ble tops, custom resi­ Cornar of 5 Park Ave 4 Oak jamln Moore Paint at more than 35 years for line of nationally m vi ka ii KkotN CIM HI ta ll l i l t , Ti vttponaten (0 w t dential glazing, glace rtortsiocai •cPtooli plug tpwcia! tummor K H n tt ort* Senkarik Glass ft Paint grim tor 6 t J y«*> Irlrndly reliable service f a m o u s Sanford- replacement, shower Co. ui 2 111 Magnolia and quality products. manufuclured Pen doors, storefront com­ Ave. In downtown Senior citizens who Paints, MrLoskey's mercial and auto glass Sanford are members of the Man o' War Ultra Sjrar replacement. They arr offering 25 American Association Marine Varnish and Senkarik has PGRAVELY percent off on Moorr's of Hr tired Persons are Hope’s two-step customized mirrors for exterior house paint. always eligible for a rnrthod of instant rc- walls and ceilings. WE Muorgard latex with discount on paint und llnlshlug Hope's re- They stock Plexiglas In luster, Moorglo latrx palm sundries, such as finisher removes old four thicknesses. wilh a soft gloss (great brushes and rollers. finish with no strip­ They have art for palming trim and The Scnkarlks art ping. palnl brushes or supplies for beginner BUY exterior doors!), and always glad lo give you sandpaper. Follow up and professional artists Moor wood exterior advice on painting and with a finish coat of In such quality brands stuins will even go out to your Hope's Tupg Oil as Grumbacher. Della. Hcnjamln Moore house to discuss Senkarik carries a Wlnsor-Newton and MORTGAGES mukrs the finest paint special paint problems lurge selection ot Llqullex. Wa alto maka 1st and 2nd mortgage loam products at everyday you m a y have and give wallpaper designs In- | Amt lilt ta t Ua< Im •» U eluding photo murals Call on Senkarik at ■Ml mmm M l ou*n«at HELPFUL ADVICE ON ALL Nock Pam or Slrttnata Arm and Skouldtr Pam AFFAIRS SAVE *511 tirtiiSH ktMx Vmtun InNm Ra • Ufl • LOVE • MARRIAGE • MJSMESS rtsa tsl Usd U| ImL Utrl Ira ImI KOI W BUSINESS FOB SO YEAKS MON. FBI. B -liM ... SAT. H k*t TiA brtk 0«l*i ■ t4lk* «AM> a*»t IT*- 1* IP MIPOSMil WJM »«*«**’ >A| m ilNu M PRIVACY OF MY HOME 2/19 MILE NORTH OF I d •a* (MCh <*HNs' jp M « «M M |lc«l4*M S' *t)M Ml fjfbll lilMU IU4M4 *«MS » ’M4'm*’ 9»~c» 4 • » ASI it a BfbkAt 0# »t. *-•— * ft -CMM of HtrtN HOURS 8 AM • 9 PM 7 Day* A W««fc JUU* »0 U4 ft • *9-1 NEI lif n l MMsai*«N fiR ^^W a' w 0 G R A V ELY OF ORLANDO Family Credit Services, Inc. lomgwooo 1 n o w Norm of boeteagk r». A kAauury a css dmoeja CaperaKm •SANFORD PAIN CONTROL CLINIC , 1414 S. ORANOE BLO'SOM TNAIL IW5) lataraTm ^ioM ca ” n CAU OF CHIROPRACTIC, INC. Phon« 422*7951 MARVIN MGR. £95-7005 ONSAiM . ncaa ire i S! scan, (i 4 M 10 h P M f Oh ' 4 Vlrtk P,S D ., a r , J( VOTED BERT PHVSK FCMt 1*84 BY Is nta Fare N» w Cb X M n i a CEHTRAL FLORIDA SCENE MAOAZME SALES - SERVICE - PARTS 7«n s AisFoxt *lvo - sksroso KMNS' f i ttrae 831-3400 UVIOIO mini -it VMlktlnuiltll OilUOOUItH 1 r*f m sms txm a*

I 1 Evening Herzld. Saiderd, Ft Tuesday. April 1. »*BS— J » Business Jim Oregon Toughens Its Land Use Law Review Prepared by Advertising Dept, of La sh ’s By Tom Towetee Evening Herald Blue Book Cars SALEM. Orr (UPI) — A dozen yearn ago. Oregon 322-2611 adopted the toughest land-use planning law In Call * SALES: un m a t 321-0741 the nation — a legal blueprint outlining the future • PUT rou) BUSINESSON MOVE • Herald Advertiser l cro u irr. 830-6688 for 36 million acres of private property In the * atKVIlc. cars invent ^ stale. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Environmentalists, civic planners and some * RENTALS: N ? ‘ MT SANFORD legislators wanted laws to prevent uncontrolled urban sprawl, particularly In the populous Willamette Valley where lush farmland butts up Celebrating Ch ildhood Is against cities. WE DO IT ALL Critics called the legislation communism, social engineering and an unconstitutional elTort by the Including stale to tell property owners what they enuid do • HM Tip. . The Slogan At Happy Acres ■ l « Xtwtlnfl . MMUtu*., with their land. They tried to repeal It three limes • l » h A Tint* . at the ballot box. hui failed. Onr of Sanford's grees. .*•!». If. ln»W • I.«* Trim. The blueprint was supposed to have been oldest and nicest child Special programs • t * w Tr**tm**l» >| care centers, finished three years after the law was approved tn available for all age . H A IR N O W “ 1073 But It has taken 12 years. $200 million and established In 1954. groups Include: has changed owner­ ^ UNISEX HAIR STYLING ( . a lot ol hard work by loc al governments • Kindergarten pre­ ship. The new Happy By the end of June. Oregon's 36 counties and paratory class for four amtf ntttr o.w Tel. 322-8711 J Acres’ slogan Is 243 cities arr expected to have recrtvrd state year olds M7 W. 25lh St Senlord T approval of plans that will govern Oregon ''Celebrating • Before and afler Childhood.” They development from now until thr yrar 2CXX) school care and The criticism continues, but thicker* sav the believe learning by Summer Day Camp for young children comes law is starting to jury off and has become the children 6-12 Phone 322-5066 cornerstone of Oregon's efforts to wean Itself from through love and play • Infant and loddlcr and what happens In the ups and downs of a timber-reliant economy care iri the renovated by attracting stable high technology Industries. lhe first few years of a facility. child's life determines Gov. Victor Atlych has used the land-use Happy Acres guaran­ program lo lure Japanese electronics firms lo the the foundation for the tees you and your child future. »e state, promising I hem h|k‘c1ITc Industrial sites for a positive and pleasant their plants that are near affordable housing and Happy Acres has ah "R*r \ experience. When fLOWERS FOR EVERY ‘"t recreation, yel free from confrontations with open-door policy for comparing quality and parents along with a OCCASION AND BUDGET angry homeowners service, you will find The governor credits land-use laws tn part for monthly newsletter ” We Welcome Commercial Accounti" Happy Acres' fees very decisions by NEC America. Fujitsu America anti The well planned dally reasonable They are so NOW 2 LOCATIONS TO SCRVI YOU educational program. other electronics firms to locate In Oregon II was sure of ihelr program's 44 BIB S. SANFOKO AW. also a major pari of his pitch to General Motors Includes Spanish and excellence, that U K I MART SANTORO computer skills, field Corp to locale Its new $5 billion Saturn car enrollees during April manufacturing plant In Oregon trips, and special visi­ will not have to pay a ■ »!»«» im .lN C l .HO MWVCI IH UMOWC UUHOll COUNT* "The land-use planning process has been worth tors. Hot, balanced registration fee. home-cooked meals are It tiecause we have assured ourselves that we can Happy Arres Is now HUNCH AVt grow economically and still protect our served family style. Don \1iji*rs owned by Mary Mize, Children enjoy tree house at Happy Acres SANFORD FLA 32771 livability.” Atlych said. "No stale 111 I he union The playground Is a who has been directly glats ‘tTUrriorA «««Don 321 2160 child's dream— over an except Oregon cun make thal statement.'* Involved In child care For more Informa­ 32:1-2005. Give your Farmers and ranchers still have mixed opinions acre of play equipment In San lord for nearly and a tree house. tion. call the director. child the opportunity aUiut the land use program 15 years. "You talk lo 12 farmers and you'll get 12 Happy Acres oilers Elaine LaKochc. al to Ik happy al Happy Has The Paint Products different opinions, hui it you travel Irom Portland pre school vision, Acres. For All Your Needs to Eugene you'll see a Im of agriculture land thut speech anti hearing Is still agriculture land." said Polk County farmer screenings, fingerprin­ Professional Car Care Jim Smart. "Without land-use planning II would ting. and two yearly Paint Window Tinting A n d HEARING TESTS SBfljjtffig all la- strip development.” basic skills evaluations Product* They have lheir own Quaker State Rustproofing SET FOR SANFORD/ The plans adopted by the local governments give each of Oregon’s 36 million acres ol prtvaielv extensive library in­ CASSELBERRY owned land specific designations lor use In­ cluding children's TINTING RUSTPROOFING AREA DAVE'S UPHOLSTERY] cluded In ihose plans are nearly Iff million acres books. movies and re­ Mod 2 Dr »...... M BS Sm Cor* ...... 1 Jf .95 of laud set aside for exclusive lartti use and cords and cassettes Mod 4 Dr »...... S» *5 M*d C a r t ...... 15*95 Electronic heirm| t n t i will be • FURNITURE • BOATS • CARS (nen tree it the Onnje Hear,n| another 13 million acres designated for forestry. E d u c a t io n a l o p • 5m Wogom 78 OO Lg Car* ITB.fS large Selection of Material Of tlit- rrmalnlng laud, the plans confine most portunlllcs for various Lg Wogooi . . . at.OO l#• r*HN« Warranty ly Ax) Ctn 2701 S Orlando Or, Sin Quality Worhmanihtp major development to iirtx.an and suburban city age group s d urin g Full V a n 'i___ 100.00 C IK M OK Co lord (Monday only) end 120 S Free Estimate* Free Pickup And Delivery Hey 17 92 Cimelberry, Monday limits and (u a surrounding urban growth April and May Include Comar Bth Strost fc 17-92 fndiy git* eeeii W Cimitemon boundary, Strict designations have licrn applied a train ride, a picnic, a Sanford. Florida 323-7272 490 N. 17-92 md B Fuhet. tertilied by the Ne NvK't To Sobik't Sub Shop on where housing, commercial and Industrial visit to the zoo and trorul Heennt Aid Society will be development can lake place. Illur Springs Slate it thete offices to perform the LONGWOOD, FLA. The law also set up the Land Conservation and Park, skating. Ixrwllng PACKACIKG t n t i (305) 862-1600 . Development Commission, a seven-member and a movie theater. PAC N’ SEND CUSTOM BOXES Anyone aho bei trouble hearing panel ol land-use czars who have passed Educational activi­ 304 Eitt ComnurcUl St- FOAM MOLD or undertttndin| n welcome to M on.. F r i. l oo AM a 00 PM Judgment on whether each of those plans have h«w e tn t uunj (he M in t elec ties revolve around a 1305) 323-1137 Sanfart SYSTEM met a stringent lH |x)tut state test proven prugram en- GIFT tronre equipment to determine bn or her pedicular km In addition to protecting Iwrm and forest land, III led ‘‘Bridge-to- WRAPPING the components of that test Included a massive NEW HOURS [yftyone should here e hearing Heading,” which SHIPPING grassroots citizen jiartlripatinn program, protec­ tn t et least once e year rl there focuses on a n Moneucties Shlpftinx Service physical and Intellec­ WINDOWS Cuelom Made Drape. MlnT or CM'Miwrt tm tin iKittw knmi TM C*r**r frt« Fi*t OWk* for them can Imd out about the and rivers and preventing development on tu a l growth latest methods ol hearing Micro Blind* geologically unsound ground corrections FLOORS Vinyl Xenllle. Wall lo wall Carpel. H u p p y Acres Is Area And Sraldod Ruga slate-licensed, open 6 the tree heanni test will be |rren WALLS Wallpaper, And Bordere By Weverly a.in. lo G p m. Monday Monday thru frider - this weeh TASIES Cwtlem Uide I Knee loth* And hecemelt through Friday. EASTER PUMPS at the Casselberry once and Mon Boll A Chair Slipco.er* A Reupholtlery __ Children front six day at the Sanford location Call Cuelom Made Oecoreloe Pillow* REALTY TRANSFERS weeks to 12 years may the number below and arrange for enroll. The manage- an appointment, or drop in at your conremence int-ni’s cdurallonal ACE AUTO Dennis It Weaver A Wf Kaieo lo David C. background Includes a Tamm A Wf Candy K . Ll 35ff Winter Springs Un. Master of Science de- EXTRA 1} f ? ». 9130.000 grer in Child Care WIDE WIDTHS Hucker Homes. Inc. lo Jackson Thomas Homes. Administration, a RANGE RADIATOR Inc Lt 2ff, Country Down* I’h. II. B26JKX) l// 711 FRENCH AVE. llachrlor of Science In "W e’vo Added 1000's Of Pairs" radiators Elementary Education JERRY'S *7.77 PLUS SHOES 322-0235 SANFORD Joseph Welsenfcld. T r lo Itotierl Benitez, Lt 7 HEARING AID CENTERS OPEN MON.THRU FRI. 14 The Trulls at Country Creek, *H5,7(X) and two Child Devel­ 212 E. 1st St. Downtown Sanford 170 S. Hwj. 17 92 SAT. a sas opment associate de­ Joseph Welnsenfeld. Tr. lo Durham J. Tanner. Ctwefterry 114*77* AU WOM GUARANTIED Lt 110 The Trails al Country Creek. BIH.000 MEDC0 DISCOUNT 1 DAY URYICf .Joseph Welnsenfeld. Tr. to David Scrvlunskv. INCOME TAX RETURNS DRUGS T r ull ihr Trails al Country Creek. $ IOO SS ns 15% DISC. C© 2701 1 Or tan in Or. Joseph Welnsenfeld. Tr. to David Servlunsky. Prepared By Accountants I m Iw * 1231702 Tr. all of the Glens al Coulry Creek, $100 David Servian sky. Tr, lo Cynihla A Trunchldu. Ids H2 A H3, The Glens at Country Creek, COLBERT & SHALETT msuuJKi mn • um rCOMMlKIAl $ IH.(XX) "Say It With BAlloons,, Atlantic National Bank Bldg usuuiicr • non t cw»m * Bussitss Jesse Itundrstvedl A Wf Helen F lo Steven A Suite 602 Downtown Sanford • MOBill reals • oruiOt Janlsrh A Wf Constance, Lt 172. Oak Forest. Un Call For Appointment Balloon Magic Tow H. $8IMXX) 322-5721 -CALL ANYTIME - ^ Murk Flndura A William S. Frost to Danlell J. We Feature Complete In Huuae Computer Service BUD BAKER 305/323-0400 McNamara. A Thomas K McNamara A Wf Nancy Wo Deliver Bouquets ef Balloom L. Un. 52. Sandy Cove. Corn! $52,500 Insurance Agency "Seven Deyt a Week" It. Vlncr Herd. J r A Wf Lucille lo Jumes It. Ford C W R IS T O '5 TELEPHONE For Every Heaton and Every Season A Wl Pamela N . Ll 2. Hlk Iff Falrlane Esls. Sec. 1 NKW LOCATION P.O. BOX 17* - SANFORD, FL H77J Kepi. $24,000 101 I. tel BT. Suite til QUOTES WELCOME BREAKFAST SPECIAL AllenISc Bank BMf AT BOTH LOCATIONS W.L. Kirk A James C. Gainer lo James C. i soot. Noeee pent oe Sanford. FL «771 cau 3220501 Gainer A Kuth K . Lis 17 A IH. Illk ff. 3rd Sec. out* a prices oacon A f M Dream wold.» 100 | oe sausaoi toast 4 JILLV BoW m et AM II MAM S A S TUI t wee Ready For Easter? M It. Ormbrtnk to S M. Chesser A Wf Angles, Lt TRY OUR -sun imt Mucarissu We Have The Supplies 5. Ulk 2. Hanover Woods. BI74.700 raumic " • partt hits nioi to oeosa Rut.aid S. Dratch A Wf Betsy lo Dale D. Chance f AMUUa . £4m im all occasions For All Of Your A Wl Carol J.. Lt 333, Wilder Springs Un. 4. GYRO SANDWICH! • n meoes sa tetAM a tocum m Easter Crafts: $88,000 NOW SERVING PltlME RIB. FRESH SEAFOOD 1 David A. Lively to Inter-Am Constr. Corp. Lis I, STEAKS ALONG WITH THESE 0IPNER SPECIALS A&% 2. A 3. Hlk U. rcpl Lk Mobile Shores. $37,000 SAUTEES CALVES U VD B M H D ...... *4.95 ItAO U U TM AM I • TA1ATA NO(MOM A J. Lively Jr. A Wf Hedy lo Inter-Am Constr. • OACOATUXA • MATIC TtCMMaPBO ZAVRE PLAZA Corp.. Lis 4-10 Hlk B. Kepi. Lk Mobile Shores. HAWAIIAN CfNCtfN M NN D...... *5.50 •lUMMHUVOOO . FAMVAT WENOftA ***** ■** A irea $54,000 STEAK MPDUL (Flrt H p a il MNND *0-75 1 )M U « tar w.ueaa tear t u t irea SANFORD Kuth Ann Johnson A Hb Konald II. to Kuth M M ilB STWfD FLOUNCE* M M U . *4.95 Ann Johnson. Un. E. Bldg 3. Suusalllu Cond. Ph. I. $100 CLASSIC 1MHWP MNO ...... '.*7 J 5 (M l) H i-ia it (•0*1 SWSN x t m k m m e * ...... '5 .9 5 William J. Weller. Jr. to Kellh III Lemieux A Wl EQUIPMENT SALES, RENTAL REPAIRS Catherine. Ll 6. Blk A. North Orlando Kanches. 8 Y M M N N D ...... *5.50 Sec. 3. $30,000 im , L AX F MART »1 A Morns ' 4 9 ! * I MB Front* Are. - tenter* rh. 3234»73B A K. Clark Uldrs. lo Kobcrt C. Steger A Wf 121S42S PAMWAT M T MAT U U Mlchrle, Ll 54. Bear Creek EaU.. $67,000

* \ \ <>— Pwiluj Hin id , Sbftfpfd, FI. Tw— day, April i , ltM Legal Notice Legal Notice 55—Business Opportunities Lack Of Water, Experience NOTICE A F F ID A V IT CLASSIFIED ADS The St Je4w* River Water UNDER FICTITIOUS Own * beautiful children * shop Management Dltlrkl hoe re NAMR STATUTE Seminole Orlando - Winter Park Ottering fo* latest In fashions Contributed To Mine Deaths cured on application tor Can STATE OF FLORIDA -Health Tea -Irod ’ Lovt *Chk tumptlr* Wotor Lit* from COUNTY OF ORANGE ■JordocW -Buster Brown and JUMPIE RUN PLANTATION The undartignod. undar oath. 322-2611 831-9993 SALT LAKE CITY Honing “all day long.” finally hultr-d Dec. 24 many mor» Furniture INC . P O BOX to*. SANFORD. MY*: accttsarit* and toys by FL 11771. Application I Thto tmtrumant li being (Ul*1| — ((paring* on He also said power was hampered by Garber and Nod A Way 41H70143AU. on 11/11/44 Th* taacutad tor fo# pur pot* ot itip cauap of a fire timl breakers kicked open CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES It 4.too X to SI7.n o » includes equipment problems. applicant pc op mat to withdraw complying with Section *c) 0* ot klllrti 27 coal miner* several limes but were ” 1 think It was prob­ 1 Ur m ...... 67C * lino baginning inventory train S4S MGO at GROUNDWATER Florid* Stotuto* HOURS ing Daturas grand opening Indicate (he mine hud I It It ttw intention of th* 3 constd/Tiv* times 61C $ line turned back on and ably inexperienced FROM AN UNKNOWN promotions ond round trip unde-ugned to engage In a 1:30 AM. • 5:30 M l. clpcirlcal problem*, several phone* In ihe people.” he said. “ I AQUIFER VIA 1 EXISTING 7 coitsecutut timos 52C a lme airtoro tor two Prestige Fesh WELLS FOR CITRUS to wrv* but (nett enter priie under fo* MONDAY tkni FRIDAY lacked waler to fight 10 cdRsactrtie* Urns 46C a line ion* X I m 4327______mine were nol work don't think we had IS oc/tltl In Somlnct* County flctlttatt nemo of TOW N A SATURDAY 5 8soa i lie blare and readier* Ing. machines that located In Sec Hon SO. Townehlp COUNTRY FLYING SERVICE, Cantract Ratal AraHaMa were nol experienced J o h n Turner, a malfunctioned lo that XI South. Rang* )l Eott located al I M N Highway 3 Lines Mrmmum Al—Money to Lend A DUOA AND SONS INC., 177*3. Maitland. Florida. 337)1, enough lo operate company Inspector, exlrm ." PO BOX lt», OVIEDO. FL In fo* City el Maittond. County crucial equipment. said he arrived at the »7AS. Application 71 11741 N AN. el Somlnol* DEADLINES Business Capital IX .000 to Emery spokesman . and over P O Boa on 1/1/U TW applicant pro 1 Aflac hod horoto and modi a 1 1 000,000 The Mine Safely and mine less than an hour Dob Hcnrie claimed (he Noon The Doy Before Publication 1411 Winter Pk Fla 33740 Health AdmlniKlration pot*c to withdraw 40 M GO of party Itwroof It * newspaper after Ihe fire started accident had nothing GROUNDWATER FROM THE Proof of Publication as required Sunday ■ Noon Friday released transcripts and found water pre­ to do with effort* lo f l o r i d a n a q u i f e r v i a m by sold Statute 7 1 -H e lp Wanted Monday of the testimo­ ssure problems on fire break a production re­ EXISTING PUMPS FOR SOO b 4 Twee interested In said Monday - 11:00 A.M. Saturday PUBLIC SUPPLY to tor** n enterprise, and fo* eaten! ot foe ny of 14 witnesses lines. cord. i c r o ( i) In Somlnolo County interest ot ooch. Is os follows Acrylic Applicators waded to taken In the first five "They have very lit­ locotod In Sec non Id. 17, It A JO NAME OF OWNER apply protective cooling on days of hearings In tle. if any. water pre­ Township 11 South. Hong* 11 Coppola/Brown. Inc cars, boots and pianos U to Legal Notice Eott IN TE R E S T 111 par hour Wt train For Price, Utah. Into the ssure on the water line CHARLES R CLONTS. PO 140% work in Soniord art* call 15—In Memorlam 27— Nurwry A Tornpom iM 71)1 Dec. Iff. II»84. fire that they were using here.” C IT Y OF BOX 4*8 OVIEDO. FL 17741, SIGNATURE killed 27 people In the he said. LONCWOOO, FLORIDA Application (M17 017IAU. on W A Brown Vk* President Child Care Assistant Maintenance manog N O TICE OF l'1/RS Th* applicant propotot ADDRESS *r Eaparlonct preferred Wllbcrg mine. Fred Talton. a feder­ lo withdraw III MGO of X 4 0 N 17 tl. Apply in person Monday thru PUBLIC HEARING Child cor* by Ik. nurt* Lunch, •Jeff Itichetil. it main­ GROUNDWATER FROM THE Maitland. Florid*. 33711 al mine safely In ­ TO CONSIDER trackk Dolly activities Age I Friday. 0 AM to a PM Soniord FLORIDAN AOUIOER VIA 7 Sworn ond subscribed to be Nursing Homo. S)0 tenance mechanic for spector. lesllfled Ihe ADOPTION OF IN M EM O R Y OF OUR b Over Weekday! tarn k m EXISTING WELLS FOR CEL tore m* at Maitland. Samlnot* Mqitonvllto ______Emery Mining, which rescue effort tii.il was PROPOSCDORDINANCE MOTHER Lob* Mary M M X TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ERV fo torvo R ocr*(l) In Couniy. Florida, this Itfh day of MAROARET B JOHNSON AVON Hiring Smiling Focesl For lander, loving b ovality operates the mine N O TIC E IS H ER E B Y GIVEN Somlnol* County located m Sec March. t*U It loom! lib* ewly yet terday w* Full A pt Irma Call immadi child core, coll A Child’! about IIS miles by Iho Clly of Longwood, lion )1, Toumthlp l l South, Denis* M Brown boord yeur veto* and law yaer atotyt 133 )* H * r 7111*34 Florida, thol IW Clly Own Rang*It Eott Notary Public, tmito W r rwtee yaw ** much world m a«4^ ______southeast of Salt I-tike Coo* needed to prop*'* Wed Legal Notice m illion wilt hold * public W ar WILLIAM R CLONTS. PO Statool Florida Yaer children and grand SUNLAND ESTATES nesdoy night suppers at local city, said the electrical ing to contldor onoclrwnl ot BOX 4*0. OVIEDO. FL T374S. M y Commission E epires chrldrm Child cor* my home up*'* church lor IX people Lunch N O TIC E O F A Ordinance No Ot*. entitled Application 73 1I70I7JAU. on May 14. I M •need day school teacWr system was malfunc- PUBLIC MEARINO room eiperlenc* Wipful Call AN ORDINANCE OF THE 171/RS Ttw applicant propotot As rsfarrad to In Paragraph ). Nutrittoue meal* fenced yard 21— Personals I X goal ______OF PROPOSEDCHANOEL C I T y OF LONGWOOD. to w ith d re w t i t M G D of above. Proof ot Publication ol largo ploy oroo * g »l t thru ANDAMENDMENTI F L O R I O A . C R E A T I N G A GROUNDWATER FROM THE foil mention lo register li filed 17 Monday thru Friday 4 AM CRUISE SHIP JOBS) Groat D oom Your Houto IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS PARKS AND RECREATIONS FLORIDAN AQUIFER VIA 10 herewith pursuant to tw pro I wit not be retpomibi# tor any to * PM Lott of TLC Coll income potential A.I occupa AND BOUNDARIES OF Nood Paint Job? ADVISORY BOARD OF THE EXISTING WELLS FOR CEL visions of Section M ) 0* ot debt! Incurred by anyon* m I t X lions For in tor me I ion 111]) THE IONINO ORDINANCE. CITY. DESCRIBING OUALI E R Y fo torv* 40 ocro(ft) In Florida Statutes other than my tall a* ol March 70 M X oet IN ______ANO AMENDINO THE In observance of FICATIONS ANO TERMS OF Somlnol* Cawrty located In Sac ATTACH PROOF OF te. H U Ancestor Hottoy AVON KARNINOSWOWIII FUTURE LANOUSE PUBLICATI044 3 3 - Real Estate Private Property Week MEMBERS. JURISDICTIONS. lion Id. Townthlp 11 South, IPRINO IS THE TIME TO OPEN TERRITORIES NOWIII E L E M E N T O F TH E Hong* 11 East Publish April 3.», 14. 33, IN ) POWERS ANO PROCEDURES BUILD BIO BUSINESS Courses m mi acme*!* April 2B-May 5, the COMPREHENSIVE PLAN D EE * FOR THE BOARD, REPEAL Ttw Governing Board ot fo* THROUON LITTLE AOll Dobary Manor new hiring LPN S e m in o le Couniy OF TH E C IT Y OF D ltlrk l will l*k* action to ortnt ING ALL ORDINANCES OR or RN tor dey ill I ft Apply so Board of (traitors will SANFORD. FLORIDA. PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN or deny tw oppllcolton(t) no NOTICE Nolle* It horoby glvon thol * N Highway 17 *3. or coll CONFLICT HEREWITH. tooner than 10 d irt from th# Ttw St Jehnt River Water 25—Special Notices be holding Its fourth Public Hoorlng will bo hold *1 *0**4 3 * ______PROVIDING POR AN EF dot* ol foil notice Should you be Management District has ro Iho Commltiton Room In IW Thin*Ingef getting* OE BAR Y MANOR now hiring annual Paint A-House FECTIVE OATE Intorottod In any ol fo# llltod cetved an application tor Con CHy H*M In llw City ot Soniord, Real Eitat* Liconeaf Sold Or dinar*# wot plocod on application!, you thould contact tumptlv* Wator Us* ham cook tor noon to I PM shift Project. Florida. *1 7 00 O'clock P M on Balloon Mock Jam vi at awr Carter Night tint reading on Monday. March tw St Jehnt River Weter Mon SEMINOLE SOCCER CLUB. - (Alt SAPPY* - m Institutional taparianc* or Member* of the April }>, l*u, to consldsr April lath t ie f PM. II. IMS. ond tW City Com ogomonl D ltlrkl al P O Boa INC . P O BOX 111. 30) 1110400 knowledge ot dw 't w ctSM ry chongot ond omondmonti lo IW W* alter Free Tuttwn Ixturd will, In an effort million will contldor tom* In' <47*. Polotko. Florida 1X70 LONGWOOD. PL SIM 0...... SEND A G IFT Apply *0 N Highway If *7. and centinleus Training* Zoning Ordinance, ond omond tinol pottage and adoption ottor 141*. or In porton ot lit offlc* on application f l llta iM A N . on ...... WITH A LIFT! DaBary ______lo help some area Ing IW Fulur* Land Uu El# Call Dkh or Vichy ter detail!: tW public htorlng, which will be Slot* Highway lOO Watt, n i l M U TW applicant proposal _____ BALLOON Fitter, welders, lor sleel homeowner, paint the mtnlof IW Comprotwflilvo Plan l*f*M* 333 33M Ev* 77*11)4 Wld In ttw City Hall, 171 W til Polotko. Florid*. *04/1X1331 te w ithdraw .177 M O D of fabricating shop to to 17 per ol IW City Soniord. Florida, exterior of a house In Warren Avo . Longwood, Wrltlon ob|*ctlon to th* GROUNDWATER FROM THE ...... BOUQUETS hour to start based on etpen ot follow* ...... W i Ootlverl Kaye* at Ftortda , Inc Florid*, on Monday. IW 1)th application moy tw mad*, but FLORIDAN AQUIFER VIA 1 ence Call 337 0X 0______Seminole Couniy. A portion ol thol certain For getry region every tea tan It Yaart Eapartancal day ot April, IMS portiot moy mould be received no later than PROPOSED WELLS FOR A k propo'ly lying bolwoon u S FLOOR B U FFE R . Permanent Selection Will I * on the appear and bo Word with r* 14 d iy a Irom th* dot* ot RECREATION AREA AND It tj IFronrh Avonuol ond Elm CELEBRATE port lime position To W 'p basis of financial need Ipocl to tw propotod Ordinance publication Written eb|*ctlont PUBLIC SUPPLY to sorv* X Avonuo ond bolwoon Wot! Illh clean retail start Mornings Thlt hearing may be continued mould Identity tw objector by a c ra l!) In Samlnot* Caunfy * BIRTH1 55— Business and other consid­ Slroot ond Wotl Itlh Stroot It from 7 to ♦ » AM t days Irom time to time until final name and oddrett. ond fully located In Sort Ion is. Township Mr. Stork’s visit propotod to bo ro toned Irom Opportunities wees Eac tor retired, eration*. The deadline action It token uy IW City describe tW objection to foe H South. Rang* W E ait makes ter a lifetime SR IA (Single Fam ily Rotldtn semi retired pm tin 47* J ill. for entries Is April Hi. Commlttlon application Filing a wrltlon Th* Governing Boerd of IW *t me merles, gilts A sill 11*1 Dwelling) Olstrlct to GC 7 SAM to ) PM A copy ot IW propotod Ordl oblection doot not onfitto you to District will tab* action to grant ______Call Linda m ailt A n y S emIn o I e IGowral Commercial) Dltlrkl or deny tw sppllcollondl no AFTERNOON PAPER ROUTE none* ll potted *1 tw City Hell, 0 Chapter IX . F tor Ido Statute#. * MARY KAY COSMETICS a County homeowner Sold properly bolng more sooner than X days from th* FOR SALE Phono lit Ittlaltrr ) longwood Florida ond copiet Adminlitrotlv* Hoorlng Only Sk m car* and color flair p a rtic u la rly ds scribe d ot date ot foil notice Should you be Dealership. X 1) hr wee* 1700 who feels lie or she or* on til* with IW Clerk of tw thoe* portent whot* tubttonllol CONNIE...... 1317714 lollowt to ) » 0 guar a Hired weekly City ond tom* moy be Impeded intertill or* affected by fo* intoreitod In any of foe listed would like lo have Ills Lott XI through 7* ond IW applications. you Should contort income Small guaranteed, by tW public application ond who Ml* a pet I * or her home considered Eott on* hall ol Iho rotated fo* St Johns River Water Mon rafundobl* deposit Call col A taped record ot Ihlt mooting lion mooting IW requirement! alley obulling Loll It through loci l» S I **) 1177 or (MSI lor the project may call It mode by tw City tor lit 01 Section X S X I. FAC, moy ogement District at P O Boa M. Amended Plot ol Orange ★ convenience Thlt record may obtain on Adminittrat|v* Hear 147* Palatka. Florida 1X71 *♦) 111) the Seminole County lltlghlt. Plot Book a Pago It. not contl I lute on adequate ro Ing All tlmoty tllod wrltlon I4X, or In poraon at It* oltlc* on Board of (tcullors office Public R tcordt ot Somlwlo cord lor purpotot ol oppool Irom objection* will be pretonted to Slat* Highway log West. County, F lor Ido al 009-IB77 to receive * dec It ion mode by IW Com IW Board lor Itt comlderatlon Polotko. F tor Ido, KM 37)4131 ★ All portlet In Inlorttl end Wr illan objection to th* Legal Notice minion with rotpoct to Iho In lit deliberation on th* an application by mall. clllltnt thou l.oro on epporium loregoing metier Any portan application prior to ttw Boord application may tw mod*, but ly I*bo Word *1 u ld hoorlng w I thing to tnture that on *d* ilk Ing *c I ton on me application thould b* received no latoc than FICTITIOIUSNAME By order ol Itw City Com quote rocord ol tw proceeding! Donnit* T Ktmp, Director 1* day* from th* data ot Notice It hereby given that wt million ol Iho City ol Sanford publication Written objections ★ are engaged in business at 411 it m aintained tor oppollol* Olvktonot Record! Legal Notice F lor Ido mould Identity ttw oblector by Edwin St Winter Springs. purpotot It odvltod to mok* IW St John! River Water ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II w cotM fy arrangement! ol hit Manege man! O ltlrkt name ond address, and tolly Seminole County. Florida 11X7 * per ton decide! to oppeel a SEMINOLE COUNTY or Wr ownoiponte Publlih April M R ] describe foe objection to to* under the Mctlttou* name ef SOAR D C F decision mode with retperl to application Filing * written Chambliss Electric, end foot w* Dot# thlt ?7nd day ol March. D E E 10 any mailer contldered al IW COUNTY COMMISSIONERS A O I W objection does not entitle you to Intend to register M id name NOT 1C I O F above mooting or hoorlng, W a Chapter IX . Ftortda Statutes. ★ with Clerk ol too Circuit Court. CITY OF LONGWOOO r g » U C H I All INO may need * verbatim rocord ol Oonold L Terry C ITY OF Administrative Hoorlng Only Seminole County, Florid* In llw prccoodingt. Including tw AFRIL11, IMS, City Clerk LAKE MARY. FLORIOA those pea sens chase aubetentloi accordance with tw provisions II iM A M lottlmony ond ovldonco. which Pubtlth A p ril}. t**t NOTICE OF interests ore effected by toe ot the Fictitious Nam* Statute*. I he Not'd nt County Commit rocord It nol provided by IW DEE tl PUBLIC MEARINO application and who fit* a pell ToW lt Section M ) 0* Florida lionett ot Seminole Couniy, Clly ol Soniord IF S 70* 010)1 Mon mooting fo* requirement! NOW TOWHOM IT MAY CONCERN Stotuto* 1*17 Florid*, will Sold • public ti N Tim m , Jr NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ol Section X ) X I . FAC. moy Donald W Chambliss touring to consider th* follow Clly Clerk C IT Y OF by tw City Comml!!lon ot fo* obtain on Administrative Hoar Kotolaon M Chombtisi Ing Publlih April }. I}. |*|| LONGWOOO. FLORIDA That we have City el Lake Mary Florida, that ing All tlmaly tllod wrltlon Publish April 1. » It. 71 IN ) I ROUST ITAKRR - DCE I) NOTICE OF objections will be presented to laid Board will hold * public DEE 7 MM M l - A I Agrlcullur* Ion* PUBLIC HEARING Waring at 7 JO P M . on April foe Board tor It* consideration Raqueit for * Borrow Pit TO CONSIDER in ll* deliberation on th* y o u r II. H U . to Permit on ttio Nly ft ot Lot SBMINOLI COUNTY ADO P t ION OF application prior to fo* Board *00 Contldor * Potilton to do**, NOTICEOF A *0. W*ttt Form. PB 0. Pg to BOAROOF PROPOSED ORDINANCC lak ing action an tW application vocal*, obortdon. dlKontlnuo, ittantion PUBLIC HEARINO ll*tt l l y II It), In SacNon COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Dennis* T Kemp. Director due 1*1 m *nd to ronounco any At a ctattlttod advertiser In fo* OF PROPOieOCMANOES 1111 J0. loro lod ot I ho South** 1 N O TIC E OF N O TIC E IS H ER EBY G IVEN 1 right ot th* City ot Lak* Mary. * Division of Record* EVENING HERALD. AND AMENDMENT) r or nor ot Contor Drive ond PUBLIC HEARING by (he Clly ol Longwood, St Johns River Water political tubdlvltlon. and IW INCREASE th* READERSHIP IN CERTAIN 0ISTRICT1 Suns*! Dr Ir* (DIST I) APRIL 11. ITBli Florid*, (hot IW City Com public in ond to th* lol towing Management District of your ad by using starsl AND BOUNDARI IS OF Tbit public Mooring will tw I ** P M million will hold 0 public hear inscribed right ol way. to wit Publish April 1.1*U 04v* our sales raps a call at THE IONINO ORDINANCE. hold In Room W IJ ot Itw TW Boord ol County Commit mg to conikfof enactment ot 0 That portion al th* 40' DEB* OF THE CITY OF Lorn I no I* County Sarvkat Build tlonert si Somlool* Couniy, Ordinance No to* entitled 322-2611 right ot way ot Groontool Lon*, SANFORD. FLORIDA Ing. I Flrtt Stroot. Lon Florid*, will hold o public AN ORDINANCE OF THE 1101 running Eott from th* NW Notice 1* hereby given that e lord. Florid*, on April J], Itgj. War Ing to contldor IW follow CITY OF LONGWOOO. NOTICB TWO AIRLINR TICKETS- Or corner ol Lol *0 to fo# NE lando to Detroit or Grand Public Hearing will bo W ld a* ot 10 00 A M . or oo u o n thoro Ing: FLORIDA. PROVIDING FOR UNDER FICTITIOIUS r or nor ol Lot 40. Groontool b IW Commission Room in IW ottor asposubi* I. BARBARA L IILE RESTRICTIONS. PROHIBIT NAME STATUTE Rapids. Michigan S7J each Wilton Su4idlvltton. *1 recorded Musi be used April 4 Call City Moll In fo* City of Soniord. WHtlan comments tllod with BAD II IS) 40T E - A I ING ANY INDIVIDUAL FROM TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN In Plot Cook 1. Pag* M. ot tw 3114471______Ftortda ot f 00 o'clock P M on I ho l ond Management Dlrot tor Agrlcullur* Ion* ■ Appeal OB’.IGATING THE CITY OF Notice ik Wreby given fool to* Public Rocordi al Somlnol* April 11, His. to consider will bo contldorod Poroont op ogolntl IW Board ot Ad|utlrwnl LONGWOOO. FLORIOA. OR undersigned, pursuant to to* N E E D A County. Florid* changes and omentpTkontt to IW poor Ing ot Iho public Flooring In denying * Spot 1*1 Etcopllon ITS RESOURCES WITHOUT ’’Fictitious N*m* Statute'* ■■whatchamacalli T” o r Th* Public Hoorlng will b* Zoning Ordinance ot IW City ol will b* iwt'il I lot ring i mty bo to pork * mobile homo on tw W COMMISSION APPROVAL. Chapter iota*. Florida Statut*. "THINSAMAOI t " ) Soniord Florid*, a ifollows *S ol Lot U. Block B. ond IW S PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS W ld In ttw City Hall. City ot will register with fo* Clark ot ADVERTISE FOR IT WITH A tonllnuod from llmo to llmo ot la k* Mary, Florida- on ttw ttth A portion of Art L o w ond a lound rwcotury F urthor dolollt 70 II ol IW E ly ol Lot U, Block ANDEFFECTIVE DATE tw Circuit Court. In and for W ANT ADL______day ol April. HU. ot 7 X P M . portion ot that certain property available by colling n t IIJO B. Loko Morrwy Arrelfoi. PB II, Sold Ordinance wot plocod on Sammoto County. Ftortda. upon or Ol toon thereafter Ol potii lying *1 fo# Northwest corner ot Col 001 Pg 14. In Soclkm 14 X I 11. on tw lin t reading on Monday, March receipt of proof Of fo* public* bto. *1 which time Intorottod Legal Notice IW Intersection ot Lake Mary Poroont oro advised that. It Wotl tide ol Herrwy Height! IE. INS. ond tW City Com Hon of this notice fo* tktlttoua portle* tor and pgalnit th« Bouioverd and Art Law It •hoy doc Ido lo oppool any do Rood fo mil* North ol Jungle million will contldor tome tor noth*, to wit Callahan AMS recommended requott will b* FICTITIOUS NAME propotod to b* reionod from AD clown modo *1 Ihlo hoorlng. Itwy Rood IOIST SI tinol package *nd adoption alter under which w* ore ongogod In W ard Sold Boor bn may b* Netk* It hereby given foal w* I Agricultural) District to RC I will rwod o rocood ot Itw pro Thlt public hearing will W tW public hoorlng. which will be business at 1*Q Atlantic Drive In continued hem lime to tlm* *f* engaged in business at 117 IRettrktod Cemrwrclol) Olt (OOdlngo. ond. lor ouch purpot*. Wld In Room W IN ol IW Wld In IW Clly Hall. Ill Wett to* Clly Of Fern Parb. Florida until * recommendation li mod* Grovtwood Avenu*. Soniord Irlct Said property being more tlwy moy nood to Intur* thol * Somlnol# County Sorvlcot Build Warren Av* , Longwood. Thai fo* party Interested In by ttw City Com million Sam I nol* County. Florida 13771 particularly dttertbad a* verbatim ftcord ol Iho procood ing. 1101 E F lrtl Slroot, Son Florid* tin Monday. IW lith said business antorprls* I* as TH IS NOTICE iholl tw potted undar th* fictitious ham* of tot tows ingi II mod*, which rocord lord, Florid*, on April }], IMS day ol April, IN I. portlet may lot tows In three ||| public pfocei within CDC'S, and that I intend to Th* North JO* 71 toot ol tw Inrludoo IM foillmony ond it t 00 P M . or ot toon Itwreol appear and bo Word with re ROLLASON ENGINEERING 0*1 th* City *1 Lake Mary. Florid*. register Mid nam* with tw South 741 41 lee I of tw East donro upon which Itw oppool ll ’or *t potllbl* tpec t lo IW propotod Ordinance A MANUFACTURING COM *1 tw City Holt within u ld City, Clark ot Iho Circuit Court. 70* 71 feel of th* Wett 741 tost ot to bo boood. por Soc Hon 7*0 |IM. Wrllton commontt lllod with Thlt hoorlng may be tonllnuod PANY end pub I lined In ttw Evening Sam mole County. Florid* in Government Lot 1, Section M. F lor Ido Statutes IW Land Management Director tram tlm* to tim* until final By Chari** H RoUoton. II, Harold. * rwwipopor ot ganorol accordant* with fo* provltton* Townthlp X South. Rang* X NOAH DOF will be contldered Pertant op action It token by IW City President peering *1 llw public hearing Commlttlon circulation in IW City of LoA* ot fo* Fkllttou* Nome Statutes, East. Public Records al COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Dated at Casselberry, Sammoto County, Florida will W Word tfoorlngt moy W A copy ol IW propotod Ordl Mary Florida In two weekly towit Section MS OS Florida SEMINOLE COUNTY, Seminal# County. Florida. and continued tram llmo to llmo at nonet It polled ol ttw City Harr. Hiuot *1 tooil ll dayi prior to Statutes 1*57 FLORIDA March IS. H U Art Lon* Land Porcal 773. fount, rwcotwry Fur IWr dolollt Longwood. Florid*, and capiat Iho • toreta'd hearing In oddi IV C Dennis Cochran BY ROBE RT STURM . Publish A pril}, t, 14,11. 1*U So* Recorded Crucial five ordl ovollobl* by colling 111 1110. or* on til* with tw Cltrk ot tw tton. none* moll be polled In Itw IM JoonnoCochren CHAIRMAN DEC I Book IR E Peg* 171. Public Cal 041 City and tom* may be impacted area to be contldered *1 tooil II Publish March 11. tg, M A April A tT E IT Rocord* ol Saminot* County, Per torn oro odvlted thol, If by Iho public I dayi prior to fo* date ot fo* 1. H U DAVIDN BERRIEN Florida •Wy dor Ida to appeal any dt A taped rocord thlt mooting public hoar mg D E D n Publish April}, INS *1 Ail parti** In interest and cl non modo *1 Ihlt hoorlng. IWy ll mad* by IW City tor Hi A taped rocord ot foil mooting D I E II till tent snail have an apportion will nood * rocord el Itw pro convenience Thlt record moy ll mod* by tw City lor Itt FICTITIOIUS NAMI F IC TITIO U S N AM I hr to b* hoard at M id hearing FICTITIOIUINAME toodingt. and. tor ouch pur pate not conttllut* on adequate re r convenience Thll record moy Ne»‘c* it hereby given foal I Notice It hereby given fool I By ardor el fo* City Com IWy moy nood to Intur* Iho I * cord tor purpoeet of appeal from not cenatltut* on ode quote r* am engaged In butinoM at f t ) am ongogod m butinot* at )7ls Nolle* ll tortby glvon thol I mission of th# City ot Soniord. verbatim rocord ol tw procood a dec ik ■ mod* by tw Com cord tor pur pout ol oppool horn Douglas Avenue Altamonte Mlchallt Lana. Sanford. •m ongogod In bullnoi* al 100 Florid* Orow Annuo Von lor d FI JJtll, Ingt It modo. which rocord m illion with rotpoct to th* a doc inon mod* by fo* City with Springs. FI )>FI4. Semi nol* Somlnol* County. Florida 33771 Include! IW tetllmony ond tvl loregoing mattor Any pe'ton rotpoct to IW tortgoing matter Couniy. Florida undar Hit undar fo* fktlftout nam* ot AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC II Samlnoto Couniy. F for Ido under o porton decides to eppool a dene* upon which ttw oppool It withlng fo antur* foot on *dt Any per ton aiming fo enour* flcllllaws name at Charlie WONDERWOOO FARMS, and Ih o 1 1 c 1111 o u i nomo of decision mod* with respect tp to be bated per Section TOO 0101 quota record ol IW proceeding* fool an adequate record ot fo* Lansing. CPA, Chartered, and that I inland to register Mid Agop* turning Conlor ot any mattor ccmt.dared al fo* F lend# Statutes it maintained tor ippellol* proceeding* li maintained tor foot I inland to register Mid nom* with th# Clark at fo# Control Florid*, ond thol I above mooting *r hoorlng. W BOAROOF purpoeet it odvlted to mok* ttw •ppeiloto purpotei ll odvlted to name with C toft *1 fo* Circuit Ctrtufl Court. Somlnol* County. inland to rogltlor M id nomo moy nood a verbatim record of COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ntce tu ry arrangement! al hit moka ttw rwceiiory arrange Court, SomtnoM County. F tortd* Florid* in accordance with fo* with O ort ol ttw Circuit Court, fo* procood'ng*. Including fo* SEMINOLE COUNTY, or her own eipence montt at hit or her own eapente in oc car dance with tw pro provisions o< th* Fictitious bominol* Couniy. F for Ido In testimony and evident*, which FLORIOA Date thlt nnd day ot March. C ITY OF visions *4 fo* Fkllttou* Nomo Homo Statutes towit Section accordant* with llw provltton* record I* not provided by fo* ot IW FldiHoui Nomo Staiuta*. BY ROBERT STURM. A O I N I LAKE AkARV. FLO R ID A Statutes TpW tt Section SOI*# MS Ot Florida Slatutos IWt CHAIRMAN CITY OF LONGWOOO l% l Carol Edwerdi Florida Statute* l*S7 IM Marsha E Enaor City of Soniord (F S lM E lU l To Wit iodlon bob 0* Florid* M R Tamm. Jr ATTEST Oonold L Terry City Clerk Charles W Longing Publim March M 4 April 1, f. buiufoi int City Clark DAVI0N BERRIEN City Clark DATED March77. HU Publish April 1. *. 1*. U , l*U 14 IN ) DionnolloW Alooondar Publish A p ril}. I t H U Publlih A p ril}. 1*BS Publlih April}. INS Publlih March X. April 1. H U DEI 4 D E D 171 Publlih April}.*. U. U. m t D E E 14 D E E I D IE 10 DEE II D E D IPS A.

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• * Evening Herald. Sanlord. FI. Tuesday. April 1, 1 H I— 5B 71-Help Wanted 71-H elp Wanted 9»— Apartments 151 — Invesfment Properly / Sale Unfurnished / Rent 1®3— Television / 2 3 1 -C a r s Full,Pan tlm* tolaphon* an TEACHER Pan tuna AM Day •waring m c rataryi Erpari Cara Eipariancad Pratarad C A S IELB ER R V - 1 acra yonad Radio / Stereo Apartmanf tor rani US 00 a p ra fa rra d . but nat 123 two PR I US 000 W Mahctowtki Bad lifflit? No Credit? waak *700 » Dapct t » H it raqulrtd Call 37) S»S* REALTOR Ml ItU TEC H N IC IA N - Bath tlla rati* attar i go______GE tolid tlato contot* Lika WE FINANCE Girl Friday war-mf tar (mail ration No nparlancr nacat naw S IX or bail ollar Mull manufacturing and nlxlauai* *ary w ill train Entonslvg B A M 4 0 0 COVE APTS. "ATI0NAL AUTO SALES M *E. Airport Atvd 153—Acreage- taa! Abtototoly no call) alto' tr LTOttot Dawn M ,n« i M int h a n plaaaanl traval Mutt hava own Irani SI » 1 K ir fttaphont paraenaiity and ba portal.on Mutband 4 wit* EHtoncy O M I brpm O il. 1 Lots/$ale 'TTDodgaSW UX Dawn bdrm 030 pov monlh M l 'it Impala f i x Dawn kfci* to handto c ottoman ebay m t m and parts (of salt M X H I MB I 1% Ditcounl lor T.V. T.V. ora on ora Salary nago'iabt* Call C A Farina al 111 it:* 1120 5. Sanfofd 321-4075 Contact Bob Heat. Cypraai the sun is out Samor Cl b u n t Oitrvn 10 acra parcti ♦ told 3)’ PANASONIC COLOR TV Car Lhaapmgf Sava yaur lha* totarnaltonal,HI X X I ANO Only t 1*11 Improved Good LUXURY APARTMENTT actttt Good malar 14*00 11000 new 1 yea rt old A tiling toaihan R.ad tfw Want Adi SHINING Family 4 Adultt SacStan IW0 firm J22 10*9 tor Bait Buy!)______G EN ER A L O F F ICE CLERKS down 13It par mo I X ODD I Fart Tima I spring is here Paotilda. 1 Badraomt 0 Jaltory Garland Raaltor ★ DAYTONA AUTO * COM E TO Manor Cava Apartmantt m x x ______193—Lawn & Garden Mut> tiara olflca aiparitnct m m * AAA EMPLOYMENT ______Opt* Oa WaaBoodt.______★ AUCTION A alto typing for parmanant 157-Mobile parttlma 1 day* aach -a r t or TOR A BOUQUET RtKENOOO ARMS APTS. R ID IN G SNAPPER MOWER MwyX ...... 04*tom Batch 1) I. Mon thru Frl Mayor a Homes / Sale W OOD BUSTER Of FOBS I Bdrm U X a iBdrm 12*0 >3) *41* too1 1 Bdrm 1410 12) M X PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION a or 12) *W I a CARRIAGE COVE Aduli t*c (v a ry Wad Hit* tt I M PM TEMP PERM PERSONNEL 2 bdfim 2 bath cernt* 213—Auctions OENERAL OFFICE ...... to I m SANFORO I Bdrm . I barn apt U! 1* 000 I7»4fl m a Where Anybody * 774-1141 "All around" offtca thlllt R nlc* naighborhood air csnol MM naadad hara Flling/lighl tioning S7S0 mo plut 1200 A U C TIO N EVERY FRI NIGHT * Can Buy or Sell! * phona work Caiuil at dapoalt Call John Ml SO* HELP WANTED: motphara' I and 1 bdrm Alto furnlthad L & E AUCTION For mar* detail* othc tone y from SfS waak U X 500 Sanford Av# i m m iin O FFICE H E L P no aipartooca ACCTS REC CLERK,___SIX ♦ dapotil too patt Call B ) 450) CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME* Debar y Auto A Marine Sale* naadad Good tu n in g pay, Good wllh ftgjrat? It lha antwar S-f P M t i l Palmatto______3736593 Acre** t*e river, fee el Kill Full tlma Can a n ooc *• r* t" Itilt company naadt 174 Hwy 17 9| Debar?—AMd you naw Accounting wllh FOR ESTATE 103— Houses Lifftst New...1...Used Mobile Commercial or Rttld.nlial W A R E H O U S E W O R K Im light oftica taint 141 —Homes For Sale 141—Homes For Sale Aurtlont A Appra,ult Call 5 * * DISCOUNT madiatt Will train Alto Gan Unfurnished / Rent Home Deaiei in this Aria Dali t Auction 131 SaJC a'alLaboran H I OQO receptionist ..______stag * Familial A Adultt AUTO BiAtoly par tonality gall you thlt HAPPINESS Ik...... Santoro l/wnar will h*ip Hnanc* MMHwyP Y l...... 111 SIX ona1 Phonat word pcocattlng G R O V E V IE W Now hom* ) AKETTOANEW HOM E I SALES CUSTOM ER G R E E T E R will bdrm . 1 bath. I car garag* ipaoout convartabl* hom* 4 llfl Cypratt 11 • id Nawly 217—Garage Sales Slabia company FINDITHERCI bdrm 1 balh! or hom* ► fully ram Good pay Slarf too p*tt 1141 mo Ooyt I D rtmodaiad Mutl ba movad now Full tlma Aft 4)00 INVESTMENT MINDED mothtr In law apl Aitumafeit WE FINANCE F IL E C L E R K ------m g * Ul*. Evat 1ft 4*lf ____ sixo Can 131 i74i GARAGE SO FULL THE RE S Fram* Duplaa on doutoi* lot *'tmortg*ea IM-OOCUl Wll 't t Metlibu MOO deem M,dd*n Laka 1 Bdrm l bath 1 bdrm itrttntd ptllo NO ROOM FOR THE CART TRUCK D R IV ER S local or long Thlt proltttional company G rouat Ovor U00 mo Cony* fOMavrruk Leer Ot«n Cant Haat and alt 1100 mo SANFORO 1 Bldg lalt with carport. AC. ulIHly ihrd CLEAN IT OUT WITH A haul.With or without rig naadt high anargy parton to niant location tone* and many 1 l i I F r*n a MOM 1 1 F OR RENT a a Navar ba ttuck bahlnd a dtt*' REAL ESTATE San lor* NIC* 1 badroom hom* 163—Waterfront Boob* ] ] I 4J77 J77 4*94 tfseer bail t»Nr Ercaltant pay Slant right ______a a 11414)4 a a______REALTOR Ul f*»* wllh hong room dining room Fatt pacad warahouta Blua NEED A 1714011 away i l l 4X0 panaiad lam.iy room, laundry Properly / Sale laant |ob LAKE MARY ) bdrm.. I4y WHAT CMAM At Al l IT " OR »1 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 6 ★ LANDLORDS* room, work thap Call lor In balh. appllanc** Claan at a * * T HINGAMAGIG1" cyl rebuilt eftgine power Tlrad af Job Hunting? Tlrad of to* haadachatt Lot ut formation 111 U M or 114 i l l ) DRIVE (/WAREHOUSE..!* STM pin U l .W Sanford 1 Acre 7 >«*% U ! 000 ADVERTISE FOR IT WITH A Good tond 123 74H Call Futuraa. thay can halpl manag* your rantal pro LANOSTOCK BROKERS 14) top or bail of tor W Malic tom tk i REALTOR I hay Kara ix 'a fa apanlngt. FCL Local warahouta naadt WANT AD' *t) PON TIAC PHOENIX good drlvar who hat partial Protattional tow coil ______m i f u ____ SPRING TIME 122 m i many with na a ipar lanca Need Crib* Playpen* Baby Lika ne* 4 114 mi U S00 iigto-vltory capab.lillat Good tarvlca B t 14)1 Callanytlm* TIME TO PLANT YOURSELF naadad Call lay Into Long wood 174 *00 buyt a pool IT . JO HN 'S RIVKR Near Oe furniture clothing Good 777 7414______advancamani Unttod in k Attactotot. Inc. hom# 1 bdrm i. living and IN A HOME OP VOUR OWNI bary ©n 100 i 6Q0 tiw p *#ter 4 IS 4 J M ______Prop Mgml 0 > ODSAt t i in noo fancy buf If* dependable! I9*C madiatfiy Oltfarant locations LABORERS______SIM m nat 3 Bdrm , 7 balh ««t tn Air conditioner, 4000 BTU |4) >22 7SB! C t lf Y Prinbng Phona and transportation a R U good with your hand* and kltchan oak cabinet* formal WANTED DF At) OR ALIVE f f reefer cheif i cubic ft I I SO Retrtgerafert Wither* 1490 f ord J ton nick up dump mutt Navar a laa Apply want to work? Local company dining room, frtptoc# p*ddto 4 105—Duplex- m 2934 ______Dryer* III im want* to hlra ASAP Knowl fant. vtultad C*Htrvg» *n*rgy CALL BART truck New | nbng uphol RELIT SERVICES Old Cf tfferqbe, lociing mirror of wend a plut Triplex / Rent patfcaga AAany aefrat! *ltry tune up and front end 6602339 REAL ESTATE wardrobe door I US, twin You haw to ta* »o appr« Reconditioned Appliance* tire* brake*. «fid(|l 1100 and 2S21 TRENCH AVE. For quality criffmamhlp and plentiful You or we pick 113—Storage Rentals 1M9 M) H under atfj high hem *9* WARRANTS 10 daily Quantity di'icounl* < r ?■ .ri p-l y a 1 ‘ iT' f i, 11 J 21 7711 compatttiw pricaa t«i u« prica BARNETTS CASSELBERRY ELECTRICIANS Top impart energy valve*, deep well. Other kegetabie* BOB BALL Out y our naw homa 9)9 1111 1)0 541) '79 JLMC Concwd Uniiltd for Araa Pro|act Top Pay! 91 — Apartments/ tepfK iar»a. ewtfom wood cab m a , jm j ml W Lee*bur| Hambtaevood No monty doam Acyl automktic w/ffkN >anlly Good Banaflltl For Appt call Mini Watihovsn knelt, privity tent* 1119 009 • RENT TOOWN a U Puk Strewberrte* House to Share Immadlafa occupancy * From I 4 af Mwy u n i l. « ,VOr» M.kM affinal m ilt! l m 0140 or I l)| 4)11 ba m 4 u p...... m *4 M Color TV* tfereov wither*, Tue* Thur Sal 4910 Mailer Avt b d rm J bafh f } \ F H A ft eretf epproR 4 ml !SM Daon/Caih N ti*499 t »ening% 111 7US 277 *000 A frantporiallon »f * 0 n * L O N G W 0 O 0 M ala ta a kt GARUENINGTIME ISMEREt matura lama, a to thara ) Rentals ST e m p e r lived Wether* Part* 4 Service PLANT A WANT AD MEDICAL ter Kenmoret .... 17) 9447 241— Recreational TRANSCRIPTIONIST Bdrm Lakalrtnt homa Call 143—Out of Stale WATCH THE CASH GROW! l)a saaf ______M O O NEY APPLIANCES Vehicles / Campers toaw otllc* Building naar ATTENTION INVCSTOftlt 1 Property / Sale REAOV TO INSTALL. 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*B— Evening Herald. Sanford. Ft. Tuesday. April 3. IMS BLONDIE by Chic Young Personality, Behavior Dr. Are Affected By Stroke Lamb DEAR DR LAMB - A friend o! Severely deformed noses mine had a stroke, and when I (rhlnophymal can even be talk to her she seems to have a operated upon to remove excess good memory but very little enlargement and reshape the that causes the blood vessels to control of her emotions. She nose. dilate may be a factor. This cries easily and she was never Most dermatologists believe Includes coffee, tea. hot bever­ known to cry before. Also, she that a regular course oT ages. spices and alcohol. laughs almost beyond control. Is tetracycline or other antibiotics Early adequate treatment may this typical of someone after a helps to clear up many of these prrvent progression stroke'? • by Mort Walker conditions. BEETLE BAILEY DEAR READER - It happens. This condition occurs In peo­ fjciul tour questions to Dr Not everyone who has had a ple who have never had a drop of Lim b /’ <> /lot 1551. R.tcflo City stroke has the emotional pro­ alcohol In their life. Anything Sl.ltIon Nett fork ' 1 iOOIff blem that you describe, but It is not rare. Emotions are as much a part of the brain s function as ACROSS 9 Musrcal p pa Anawer to Previous Puwle are m ovem ent and speech. 10 Helper When certain areas of the brain 1 Donkey t cry 11 Instance list) are damaged, emotional re­ 5 Actrtta Bal-o 19 Horse th 25 Measure ol formerly gentle husband uses 15 Ka'Ol#"* time foul language and becomes lantern 26 Actress Chase THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanaom abusive. This Is one of the most 16 Malay »o* 27 Russian veto difficult things for the Immediate 17 UnrU of sour ' word 18 Intormodittt 29 Undershirt 6LACY5, EVtKY TIME 'CU WOVE TV& family to rope with and to (•aw) 30 Region in aR.'CUHCCLE WTW IMEMMQDRl understand. 20 Tint knotted Morocco In addition, many stroke pa­ fsbnc |comp 31 Treed tients experience a depression wd| 34 Regard after a stroke. This Is u n ­ 22 Oriental 38 far (prat.) derstandable. and It should be 24 Contesting 39 Room to move 45 Regarding (2 50 Rivtr in treated as a depression. The 28 Attacking 40 Sound of wds I Normandy sudden crying spells you de­ dovics hesitation 46 Laugh 51 Scruff hair 32 Sl'ppory 41 East Indian boisterously 54 Rather than scribe m ay decrease In fre­ 33 Ntwts weight (poet) quency and the patient may 35 Sou* 43 Vines 47 ot Wight regain m uch better control of his 36 Oirk 44 V«e president 49 King David's 56 Mild oath. In emotions. 37 Baby’s toy (HI grandfather Britain Strokes are common, but 41 Stamlik* part many of them can be prevented. 42 Weird 44 Manly The things one can do to prevent 48 Spaadari heart attacks are the same sound things one can do lo prevent 52 Adam s strokes. grandson DEAR DR. LAMB - The front 53 Ckmat* nv#f half of my nose has become 55 Vaunt quite red the past six months. A 57 Pertaining to an skin doctor said that my condi­ ag* 58 Measure ol tion was telangectaslas. In which land small blood vessels seem lo 59 Sicilian latent shoot out In oil directions, lie 60 father (Fr I said that W.C. Fields was an 61 Okay example of the condition In the 62 Act extreme. I resent this compari­ DOWN son. since I do not drink at all Banal (abbr I DEAR READER - My sugges­ Wanda' by Howie Schneider 44 4% 44 4? E E K & MEEK tion would be lo see a different Highest pomt Mouths |s! | dermatologist. Ask your family W doctor or county medical society Cruises to Im> inactive M for o recommendation. You 6 Teachers probably have rosacea Those qrnup (abbr ) so small blood vessels can be ob­ 7 Of an artery literated with electrical cautery, 8 Nuon pel which In painful but effective. Reboro Idtsas U . m a

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' The bidding was the same at By Jtmca Jacoby N o n T ii « I IV Any bridge player ran cash the second tabic, with the same ♦ K4S12 out (hr tricks In his long suit on opening lead. At trick two. a T i l defense against no trump Hut It heart was continued lo (he ace. ♦ A J lakes expert foresight to refuse and a third heart was played, ♦ Q J 7 * to takr an available fourth trick won by West's 10. Without WEST EAST against three no-trump. That cashing the fourth heart. West ♦ q J * * ( *1 was what happened In a recent now tabled the diamond king v k g 10 5 »A J 4 3 ♦ K g to t u r n train-of-four match Declarer won the ace and A 1 454 1 At one table the bidding was Mil Til as shown. West led the king of played out all the clubs. Just us ♦ A 10 hearts. When he continued the at tabic one. but now defendrr V 9 7 4 suit, his side look the first four Wrst was able lo discard his ♦ 547 trlrks. Next the king of lourth heart on Ihe fifth club, ♦ A K to«a thus preserving both (hr Vulnerable Kasl-Wrvl diamonds was played. Declarer Dealer West won Ihe ace and played out all diamond queen and the spade W r»t North Citl South suit control By not playing the by Wurner Brothers five club tricks. Eventually poor 1 + I’au I'm 74 BUGS BUNNY Wrst hud to either unguard the lust heart winner. West gave I'a u ♦ I'au 7 N T spades or throw the queen of himself an extra card to play at Pass 1 NT I'au P m uer h£R g o .\ w e l‘sa> diamonds away, so Ihree no­ the end, thus avoiding the * 0 0 2 INC? Opening lead VK trump was made on a squeeze. squeeze

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