'---'----'--'------�-- ���______,...... _....,.::.._____:..�.,;___.� Crossword puzzle/SC Theaters/SC Outlook for Outside/lOC 8PO RT S C on, Tbursday, Eugene, Oreg August ,3 1989 RON Finland wins rights to '91 games BELLAMY n high e n e m t e n u By SHANNON FEARS �u�:f��US. jump,tripl Jump, 200 and I t rmediate at ers will be tak n up Su day byWAVA 's executive co n- a 1 at Hayward Field,from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.Th is ell. TheRe1111er-Guard alsoth Is ay for the 10-kllometer cross co untry runs at Lane 01 Comm� The close vote on the '91 games was a surprise because In a surprisingly close vote on Wednesday, the cllY m There will be no to events the Turku delegation bad been preparing Itsbid for more }" u u n n e b e the rigl!l at����!�/:��k! T rk ,Finla d,wo ov r Mul ouse,Franc for ;i:d \�a�: . e b r b hold the 1991World Veterans' Championships. h ,WAVA delegates also voted against scrapping the �=�u:1ei����,W:��o�p f�: !�� !f:::e:�ts �Zi f:! of wor� ! Turku, a community of 160,000 on the southerncoast 1 u of delay Finland, won by a vote of 60--47in the World AsSOC1ation e::��;n ����� ::����7�� I �,�: :;dn't even know Mulbouse wasin the runninguntil t n r::���:s7:� 11 e es an Still no oe Veteran Athl tes' (W AVA) general assembly of delega :::i� d wom n u e e h f e ,agr eed to select fut r sitesfurth r a ead, ee en e ks ago,"said Torsson , dir ctor Turku's m th l two w lrmell of fro around eworld at theEugene Hlltoo. ta a im um performances that �= :� �:! ! city tourist office. c � i 1! ;� �:t The vote capped more than eight hours of discussion o e Torssonen, who presented Turku's bid to the general and debate on a ra ther full agenda as the current World But or Foreman with a banque t loomingWed nesdayn ight, the assem­ assembly,said sh e wasn't surprised by the vote. f eterans' Championships, being conducted at various si tes V bly ran out of time to decide other matters,such as whether t e m e n e "This around the Eugene-Springfield area, took a day off fr m wo men "I 's v ry good to have or ca didates,"sh said. o Will be forced to move up from 10 ldlometers to 20 compelition. is a democracy, you know. Having more sites to choose TWO WEEKS FROM tonight, former heavyweight '" road race-walking and whether the decath lon and hei>­ fi nals tathio champion George Foreman Is scheduled to step The games,w hich end Sunday, resume today with n wtu continue to be contested at the games. Those Turn to FINLAND, Page IC inside a boxing ri ng at the Bond SportsCo m plex north of Eugene.

However, it's bard to be overwhelmed with confidence thallhis will actually happen,or that it m m O's rally, will be uch ore than an expensive sparring match,or carnival sideshow, if it does. As of Wednesday evening, no opponent for the 40- . . year-old, 250-pound minister from Houston had been remain 1n officially selected and presented to the Oregon Boxing and Wrestling Commission for sanctioning. A few names have been bandied about,but they 1st place have been unacceptable, either to the televising USA Network, which has a few dregs of credibility to maintain, or to the Foreman camp, which won't le t the big fella risk a multi- million dollar payday witb Baltimore surpasses Mike Tyson against anyone who could do some damage with one punch. last year's-win total At least, not in a nlckel-and-Innings and beat the Boston Red Sox, 9-8,to remain in Fore man lsl9-0 first place in the American League on the comeback East. trail.and bis opponents were aptly Boston could have ended the Ori­ summed up by boxing oles' 68-Baseball plots fired up the barbecue.invited the guests, set the table possible action against and needs a lamb to go belly-up. Pete Rose/SC "It's making everyone nervous,"ad mitted Ri tch Danner, the Bond events manager. • Eugene's losing Also unnerving Is the fact that the USA Network, streak reaches seven which would televise the heavyweight fight and the games/6C undercard, and Is bankrolling th e endeavor.has serious coocerns.eveo to this moment.about • Frank Viola plays televising an ou tdoor fight in Eugene. sweet music for the New Because puddles are still floating around from York Mets/7C this wee k'srain,it is hard to dismlss tbose concerns as unwarranted, and network officials have expressed them from tbeopening bell of negotiations. Remember,no USA,n o fight, but Bond is staging the oles' second victory on the 14-Joe Hipp, 7-1, Ripken,s miling from ear-t�ar. "You wbo trains in Eugeoe,aod Shauo Ayers, 17-7. don't need me to tell you bow big that win was.It was big. Real big." Bu t the whole program seems to be one punch from the canvas,although RooWeathers,aPboenix "That's the kind of game that can man who described himself as Foreman's friend and get you going," said Orioles Manager adviser.saidWednesday evening that he's"very Frank Robinson. "That's the ki nd of confident that the fight is going to happen." game we've been looking for during th e Foreman's opponent is being cooked up by a is str ak." staff pt,otobv WovneEostt>trn kitchen of chefs: The Foreman camp;the USA Behind a season-high 17 hits, i n­ Sometimes a catcher loses the collision at the plate and sometimes be wins, like Colin Ryan did against the A's Steve LeMuth Network; the Bond Sports Complex,which is listed as cluding a career-high lour hits by Bill the promoter of record,andWeathers,who is Ripken, the Orioles finally surpassed actuallyputting together the main event. last season's victory total with No. 55. Wailing in th e wings is Bruce Anderson, direc tor Alter Nick Esasky hit a two-runh o­ of the Or egon Boxing and Wrestling Commission, who mer off wiMing pitcher MarkWillia m­ will ultimatelynlleonsanctioningthebout. Catchers: A special species son (8-3)in the ninth, cutting the lead Selecting Foreman's opponent has become a to 9-8, Mark Thurmond came on and convoluted endeavor.If you normally weigh about '�ou get beat up quite a bit ... but you're part of every play' got pinch bitter Randy Kutcher on a 200 pounds- Foreman Is cleaning up on grounder to Cal Ripken to end it. e t n t n cruiserw ighls-but won' dancearou d he ri g Randy Milligan's booming, three­ e e By BOB RODMAN andmak Georg chaseyou,aoddon'thave a lethal run ho mer in the seventh ofl Rob Mur­ t n n e The Register-Guard knockou punch, a d ca struggl for two rounds and phy had tied it - erasing the sl1-run m t e then go sweetly.you igh hav been considered. deficit made it the club's biggest come­ They strap on their shin guards, buckle up their chest protec­ EARLIER, THE USA Network rejected a ar ena. back this year- then the Oriolesbeat tors,give their face masks a tug,and march off to the proposal that the opponent be David Bey,w ho fought Eric Hetzel, Monday night's starter, In Bat t t t and bruised,a Larry Holmes a few years ago. Seems USA thought it Ue af er bat le hey return, bodies bumped the eighth inning. t ed with the m em me ooth missing here,a skinned knuckle there.Mud mix had an agree ent with For an to fight so one Phil Bradley started the Inning n t blood. ranked in the Top 20. Bey is 't,but al this poin he with a one-out walk. Cal Ripken (three A little looks pretty good. Barroom brawlers? Gladiators? Traffic cops? of for four) doubled to right-center, scor­ each?Sort of. Danner indicated that 6-fool-6 ArtTuck er, 16-0, ing Bradley, who was running on the e e em n t e of th1 pitch. The ball appeared as if it would was r j cted by For a for being too good; tha They ar catchers. Baseball catchers.A rare breed � �te n ks t m t t pec es st. jump the three-foot-high fence in right former Leo Spin opponen Ji Ashard was ha seems to be making its way onto the endangered s i h eliminated by the network for the opposite reason; field for an automatic double, but the y to them­ t that fighters Mark Lee and Ken LaKusta turned the These are guys who, for so me reason kDOWD onl ball ook a strange, short hop and n e fight down, and so on. The alternatives are not selvesand God,ar e strongJy attracted to the loiiowl g: stay d in. Maybe the Orioles' luck Is improving with th e passage of ti me. changing again. • A 90 mph fas tball slamming In e glove. Wednesday morning, Danner said the la test to th ir Mickey Tettleton was intentionally n o the dirt, candidate was a figh ter named WesleyWatso n, if • That same 90 mph fastball siammtll8 i t walked. Alter Hetzel went to 3-0 on acceptable to Foreman. Danner, who has bee n a fight nowhere near that glove. Keith Moreland, Hetzel was replaced m m e n t n t m atch ak ra dknows alot abou boxi g,didn' e al1ed for and alter co plaining of a strained right It • A curv ball comingat tbem afterthey hadc u u elbow.Tha t brought in Mike Smithson, know anything abo t Watson who, as t rned out. were expecting a fastball. t e n e e n h hasn' beat n a ybody you'd r cogniz , got KO'd i I who was sc eduled to start tonilbt's o the first round of his last fight June 12,and was - u n e 1 Tbe Eugene Emeralds utilize three catchers: Leh, David game, but the Red Sox' bullpen Is so eith r suspended for 60 days lo Kentucky. � �: i :e �io���: :: �r t�; ;:l��;:�:: �: �� �� Solseth, Robbie Buchanan (middle), and Colin Ryan depleted,h e was their only option. both. n t ne e n No matter.By Wed esday nigh , Dan r had b e The Eme e ee he e t bail down ralds hav thr catc rs this season- Ryan, Da­ He walk d Moreland, loectlng the • Trying o throw a e u with 8 Informed by Weathers tha t Watson was out of the runn r o t at second vid Sotseth n e h m e bases. Mllllgan's sinking line drtve to the m iddle a d Robbi Buc anan. But as far as ajor leagu picture and the opponent-0f-cholce Is a declining Ohio and a guy swinging a bat in face. your baseball Is concerned these days, good catchers are as hard to left was caught, but It !Cored Rlpken. t n me e he e dirt for n cruiserwelgh a d J ff Jordan. Weat rssaid the a te rn n ng in th fi d as e n window. b n h : � ; �� �'. oo or evening of playi Pet Rose at a betti g whose ard slide i to ome Jarred the he hoped to have the card nailed down today. lhr e r u ball loose from catcber Rick Cerone. California Angels' Manager Rader said in a Sports Doug t m l n Will th e boxing commissionsanction such a fight? "A coach n e d lilu Tha ade l M. CraigWortlllngto o ce told me that digging balls out of th strated story earlier this year that, "Catching ts work. Hard, n e t e te t fe!f�t w 'r bri gi g 10 ur olhc1 l o e an a he o ona tenn a d e s e pr < a t lly u reasonabl n (Aug. Ul vasay· sh 1s xious 10 get b ck 10 t pr ress, l is w rs :,1:9' ;���·e� ,�; �;"; �� �he :,�� c v1 d be n thi g e t e and sai was 't surpr sed by e n a t e n hOugh b o h ce. b i �; a · Bui sh k ows re urn 10 th No I ra kmg is blocked by • even the t ers� Cob a���i::O�� ·� ���� /; S:�� ;\'. !�� �� h��/!'i��:�e s!�'es n :� ��� da e w e m . lorm1 bl e g the e rulin&- t ne ea . obstacl , Slefll Graf � nag :: th e n Onshlps !or he dnvers and an er xt y r �ac:�� p��:a,� =:t o th er a the m u- n o n l cturers. "I lhmk we eed 10 ship Sterr, oll 10 s,bena," she J ked to 1 " e h o "1/:\� �� :� 1�lly d��f!�: a s r reporters alter a .. ;�� ���� � �ld gi · e o !. he e ana c !; �:��:r;,ri:.�i;,., :;:��n ":ta!: workout Tuesd y � v · ro � "You pick up t R W n a 1 � ;� h e said rul . Kastner, m ger 1Ssa n n g , as d n a o or N 's at Mou la, Park Racquet reaso _ e , t".� t 8•1 a U.S m at an n nn n Club ,n o , , d 11 ! l say th t the race is torsports oper ion, n i a ou cmg its decision, IMSA a d n a 1 k 8n e a n d Do Portl n "Ir she was 't round. I'd n the checker d fl g ,s n t ade t e oll,cials had nothmg e �a:? �:S�, ��·�,;� \��: �:� "'.�e m , cl ar ,ts Sllll b O I" ����/�� ���:�� \n�. :: dE!��; do :� n d w ·gi , 10 with the mistake a sai thro peal would e d N vraulova. who turns 33 10 a b hie n a a n "The starter could give o explan ­ n o an David Lo g e e October, was , P rtl d this week St rter waved a Cb . e e na a h d nd o t a th n � � :t;,a:!h�;:�� � �:;� ; "W reel we'r n o he ad e a he r 0 b mg pe lized !or Uon !or bis cllon. whic be uo ertook lo !1lm segme e f the !r4 h l p o at l a a h n e a n ts ! r t 1990 v r, l t Wh w o u gu r from in somethi g w h e n t n a a o h a a h d a ..,J m "' ,nto the J be d d o control ov r" completely o his own. despite thor· 10 be 97 -lap a d nd · ist g c mp ign r t e Av, t leuc suppose race t bu r Deve orlsa1d f a nd n n na a a Port. t e bnehngs by the IMSA chief stew· l R cew and an ough ootwe r company II was her hrsl la l ter auo y st btl me 10 h back A spokesm o a nd n h and "He 1 d r r the Jaguar g t e race," IM· visit 10 e h n u an te m. ard pnor to a dun Portl stnc 1977 , w e o n e 0,r line,'' Cobbsai I Norns, said a d t ad e d e a d d a nn Cobb, wh was drivi g enl m prece en h b en SA said ,n a prepare statement sh pl ye a Worl a Jaguar n n Te m Te is d be ed a n set I 1985 on the prestigious a a e e back oll lltJ!tiy lter ump wasthe seco d 10volv1 g n Formul n a m tch h r sai hesa,.; The b n a Lo g, 39-year-Oldsalesman. has en d n 1 O e circuit, when a ed the nag, th starte raci a n the n g wasw v a d d n d d n d g g t an sai he oes 't know why he wave e o nd n a, th lap too soon 10 She look an unprece e te 31 r rac rs& ISO Sl wed n �:"'J ���el�r��h� ;;e::i�r: n�:. he Bnllsb Gr Prix n d 1 Othe o e eve u n a n e n d e nd a I th t a d the nag whe be id weeks oll the pro tennis tour aller tere th pl both c rs insta c , olltc1 ls rule the e r � n h d a a n n her 6-2, 6-7, 6·1 loss to Graf 10 the ��:Fn�el race was over whe t e nag was He tol loc l televisio statio he n a a :ntta�o o d Wimbled Australia Geo!! Br bh m took t �tewer< ! dr ppe . he d e a ed n on ltnal ad n e na he n b t he !ell so low "coul hav cr wl u ­ Martina Navratilova le from Cobb o th lt l tu m 01 lap "He 00 1 o ly 1[ me, bu spun Sunday's conlusmg der a snake wi th a top hat on" alter he n n o o n e d d victory was 6 R o be a O th Infiel ," Cobb r e and a d at he ba d ne 9 e we t t t C bb by lrac- both or u , t sa, Cobb's first o the s ason m rke reallzed wh d o Top Soviet gymnast expelled from team

Sov1etsky Sportsaid Bliozercbev·s neighbor had warned the newspaper before the I985 accident that the gymnast was dnnktng too much vodka, but, re· porter \' Golubev said, "I answered the reader that be was probably mlSlaken " B1loz.erchev was almost expelled from the Soviet team 1us1 before the Seoul Olymp,cs !or his dnnking in Minsk. Byeloruss,a, the newspapersaid But Soviet sports olllc,als decided lo keep him on the te am Fantasy camps "with the goal ol ge neral victory ol lb e Sov,et team." Sov1etskySports said lo a biting comment on the dominant role ol national prestige ,n Soviet sports, the newspaper said "The bnlllance ol medals 1s more important !or us than a person's tale"

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Donald Luk . m nt l nd erIn.s te d awarda le e$100 ed subsidi ries t r ibel prolectiona froma 1ls c ed lorse under l er GREENWIe H,a aC nn.f - Amaxl Inc I ,t pl ns t a qu,ra tai r c im k th company h begun meel­ Falcon- andd s and The c b tel avisionl ea II lost millionse ore calls Culsin n.s ch irman, said ar i this w d Ltd bil l e 19 bridg d or C n da or $2 i ion In ca h, cappingo d rin anclal deturn­ ed f 1r 6 Bnd acqulrers,e ed but he woul nota d elaborate "The food· en $500e emll loJJ In pot nti l sa es 0 & rlyle 19e 7 b causof GTEa l ing wllh prospective aroun ror the worldwide mining company If appr v by o oould d al e e n o h rehol rs act not hande e proces:smg bu.1ness ha! p akr and it's now In ecliningf stage,"e 1d ae telephon quipmenta a It cootrel c th volumea of fc l s. the r e announce od W dnesdaye willo expand Amax' dm1 ln,: pera!Jons ande nty C urtJu nry r oc. r 1. not the type o itemd that n eds to b But on Wednesd y, Pin lascou j fictedden cech �esd rearaud,of Cui inati5 lawyer "A foodd pe ar e m d I r turnd tr nick l epr0duct1r ern Toronlo-base Falconbrtdge I ,. th o l , an b ch replaced ever) year, an th m k t h been saturate "ari ' econ -1 g t nick l p oduc :.��� �.���f=� :u�;';f;e:'��rn'! t� :�:;i�,=� Recording giant plan acquisition Airline to sell aircraft, gates, route nk st S o ba atus o e o on f r e d e l &L's t OK'd f switch - P lygramo l Ra c rdre ed o theo wo ld's thre larg t MIAMI - Eastern Airlines haso signe an agrl em,nt to el lators e all r dEW YORK . aircra t e re e e a o . ecor companl . d d1d n ,t wd u d cqui I I e n Rec rds Thee London -de e gal ,n three c1h nd routes t Midway Alr ln !oro $210 mll l gu have l o o n e hon, th� l W ASHl - Fedo ra ow d th ne tii n' eighth·r . NGTONn l an industry xpensl n beli v ,t compan, announ ed \\ednesday e n rc a reco erd c mpae a , a i ot lscll on the price , but f Eastern rntendsa td ek f deral bank­d arg ret e beCdom ! f! � bank,e pot nt allyll oeduc­ savte gs ande o leat e � f at Is a d Records n g t bl de,n th re of $300el mi li Thd current artJSts ruptcy coun approvale o the sale .,,th,n 10 da , n Chicago-bao sed Mi ­ m fu n L d posilS byl emi d g l v nue to deth bel gu re i ns o the nk Boa u U2, Anthrax,l M f ndeEtheri ge, Tone Loe,e Tom Wallsd andn "e v h . arrangede lhe llnancmge e to closee lhe deal this ran e n Ba d, I af dee� Ion rnc The tw camers oldars The Fe ra me (.oad ,r oat o Tuesday,ld ea e l Hon Assoc d Ina Jamaicaai r m lbe 1960s n l was o e ofa agre oan n atlonc Christian,.o The labe owas oula r hed a t ntativ m nt on th package 1n mid-Jun , aboute sixo <;ai n L o oSan Dieg c u l v Homl e Federaed alSavi gs a Poa ygram IS I nsura the hrsta c ompaniesl t popu erize J me ecan onegga o music weeks after Jhe d1sabhng str,k•e by Eastern machlnl � forced Jhe carri r l the In gs and Loa n e C rp so v nt F ,r Savin l Ir ies ca mpany. nd 11S n,si,n · r,le ror federal bankruptcy r organization ub id1 ryre r Phi lps NV.. th nDutch o Ellan Joh . 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Banan rama, James !.rut d Shopping network lawsuit rejected ban ru ,ncludend D,o Straits,e Cui inart files tor k ptcy A rei' Ll yd Webb r e e a r Inc· a c LEARWATER, na - A Juryreject d Hom Shopping Network's SI 5 Jsinarts f mous fo ,ts upsc food Fromn "s nit r �rt HARTFORD, onn _ cu le --- --,------�·.------r --' L...... ,i------� RD, Euge� p.,e 20 THE REGISTER.{;UA ease e New me sales s rec ssion fear Home Jump in ho ce s conhn1 per nt e e u abov e n me d "" KC.'n ann e th I low point or th year, Sales te ec • al r C:O a S.,sonaAyocfusted•""""' By The Auocfattd PrHI ge ra d l expecte to e at or 555• o sales In c l ne m 0r tga tb weak March, whi h was ,.,,,ttot,unSe u e or th ark t IS co roles aller skiddi g In Mar h l their slowesl e d r move- n m · e n m m buy rs who ca pac 1 ore than six years xpensive bo ei afford ore Mortgage rares, which peaked al 11.22 per· e e l n n 3 �/ !�� �� in sales was c nl for fixed-rat oans I March, have bee 2 .4 c � � epowered by a l n e me e l c e l n " sales In th West, which �-·----1 c imbe e fa lingn osi c e !hat ti , he lpede a ong by r dll l d to a ua1 u e e ratm or 232,000 nits. Th easi g n lh part or the F d ral Reserve. Ca ilomia r at: e e e e t m e l e stronges u�/�_ ark Is curr ntly th JASONDJFMAMJ Opll i tlc forecasters said th y be i ved a t lo lb co 1988 1989 e S n o e c e '88 '89 r boundIn housing a d ther credll-sensltlv se · m th u u o e ec nom e o e J� Midwestwere p aswen June '89 l rsol lh o y would be n ugh to ke p the s �!� ��C:� e b 99t by a e me e c u n n to an June May g u e annual rat or ,000 record peac ll xpansion h ggin alo g, al· u its Sal� 1 g 9 c o [fil] (]fil [ill] m m ce n c l un th d ed up 1. per enl t a !bough al a ore odestpa I the se ond ha l rate�r 267,000 its. Sourc»USOtpf.olCommetm oltheyear

e T from Pag ID RKE Conttoued M--:-:-A:-- ::- -:,- l n o ll le v,d- ua i -vest rs-us-ua y li -in..::... - - - ll m at - e the --===== ----­ tali nd of bu arkets e el m Nev rth ess, ostmarket analysts think 1ndmdual and 1nsUtutlona1 mves· Ford offering c n e o e Computer tors, in ludi g lor 1gn nes, hav trading e e o n n n e m c ge e rec rd enough cash o ha d lo se d th ar· By Tht A.11ocl1ttdPrHI By Tb• A....,t.,..ip,.., han 's Dax ind x nt red e g e cash incentives o ng e h r l l ry dun lh sessionbul slipped k t hi DETROIT - Ford Motor Co. on NEW YORK - AsWa l Streel's ral· �:�! e m e l u o n l me n m "Th stock arket IS und rva ued on the T esday ollered $1,000 lact ry-spo · e e rise n n y resu d Wed esday, aJor slock um e m again on '89 models e e c n rally Street th Brusselsstock ar· r lative to wher ti was in 1987," ex­ sored cash I ce tives on 21 Ford, Lin· Wall ,n Pans. I Belgi . n l c m o mark l md xes set re ords m n e e ec 6,208.77. nsl g p wned Gary Walkins, Atlanta's bottesl src01Nt11tsServlce oin and Mercury odels and $300 t Brussels.Milan. Amslerda a d Stock· k l ind onx sel a r orde mone m n ge c ng o n olm u e m o y w1lb oth r European ex· y a a nr, a cordi t CDA I · 1 S750on 13otbers. h ,nc harrn m g n e g Tech olo ies kln g e m c c c hanges vest ent I c. or Silv r , W��i! � � �� �:fci� S� As the Bi Thre carrnakers near The A en an sto k ex hanges are sc leB��::ie : ����:c�:�m e s Ol li tn u le ot u n e e rd Spnng, Md g e n reco arket sets index Neth rlands, stock pri es anoth r slock crash. model changeover,they are throwin nded I th o l c nol th o ly ones Iba! mhave ereboc e m e e e n n m e re w r e ough Watkins' t 7-stock portf lio gained e e e u cash at customers to he p lear show­ lro lh world stock ark l rash or wer ixed bul the e m m en e m Thal's o e r ason th N w m c 9 n e e n n no York-basedm sec rttles firm Dean lo push lb Amsl rda ain 23.7 perc t in th r,rs1 s,x onths or m roomsl ol llght-sellingu m odelsas well as O t 19 and 20, 1 87 I fact, lh Dow mgamerse e e ng n Will r Rey olds I c. an unced last onth on e lor a third lhtS y ar, givi II a national ra king m that It would li it Its popu ar b t ore expensive cars, like J e!; averag or 30 industrial stocks ark t ind x lo an record e e l m e n a trad,ng - the buying o e m o n e n o e progr or selling of large basketsor stock. which carriesa $500 d xes i itsrecov· c nsecullv sessio . The CBS g n ra or 19th a ong th nearly 500 I vest­ the Probe LlC-OT, ou u trails lh r ai r i n m m Witter erpiain g o n e ent co pamesCDA tracks Dean e ed that by doin so,It h pesto co tribut cash-backoller or a disc nted ann al er} sharesI dex h1I 201 6 m . n l n toe g n u l n u e an i prov d trading climatea d Instil greater percenta e rate. B t, says Watkins. the presld nl or o n n e u on conndence I th Stock pnces rose Wednesday10 To- I Sweden, the b nl ru In Stock· n l men a c,al g o e o m m e oa11 n's h mark ts,parttc larly am Individual Investors. Ford's discounted Interest rates ky . th w rld's biggest slock arket, hol contmu d with a 18th record ID Banya Capita Manage t Inc., ,rs u m 9 n n m lo e o e n u think ran F restry shares l d the "harder to fi d stocks to b y today "I anybodyo who dependss bstantially on the retail bus!· nge fro 9 2. percee t o e a two-year bu! re ained be w thn recorde ob1gll 20 sessionse e e l e c o mon o Alla rsva r den ind x losed than ,t was six t eight lhs ago." oess. i< true f DeanWitter or Charles Schwab, would ltke t see loa e to 10. perc nte rorn elliv years. Tbe set in Monday's sessio Tbl m T kyoc way. Tb e e e m e e m o o aslttti unneed d volatility 10 th ark t as possibl ," said Robert inc ntivesrun Ind fi it y, Ford said arker was the first t c i b ba k al 1,317.2 Then, Watkins c uld !ind 15 to 20 o u el e e e c n 9 ne o en e e Kirby,as cha1rrnan r Capital G ardian TrustCo., LosAng es.Kirby o e o abov tb highs r a hed i 1 87 llaly's ws r a resurg c or ,n. stocks 10 buy, based on their valu in c o m n Nc . I Ge neraln e Mot rs Corp. ao· o m o n e u e n tSa nuc f progra trading. oun ed n w i c ntive programs for L ndon shares re ained bel w natio fail d to h rt th Mila stock relauon lo stock pnce Now. !here oni\ n m e e o u n 9 m e m n n e m o There is o e aJor diff rence between programtrading befor their 1 7 peaks bul sel a posl1deo e or that IS th sharp rtse In pr gramtrading In J ne n porty c which$4,000 Is rebate beingphased oo the s XRHi, can translateo into greater risk, since 1t the t,;ew York Stock Ex hange. where such transactionsaccoWttl'd out Is easier f r a hlgh-nylng company to c month's average dally volume on the ex· m e c !or 12.J �r entu or the 9 cssprofit xpe tauons chan That's p sharplyfrom .2 percent in May and 7.6 percent o e e e u e M r ov r. lh b yer or an av rage in April o · m n c n e u m c en n traders' locus co mo sto k ca now expect lo arn Kirby attrib tes u h ol lbe rec t i creaseo t c n Investor proposes ce n I 3 2 per nt in d1v1dends, against a o blue-chip slockS, which constitute the bulk f se uritiesused record low ol 2 6 percent in 1987 m trading. progra m e e e n me m for as uch as 25 Th re are oth r differ nces as O so days, progra trading nowe accoWtts me el e nge o m But so think w l or the excba 's v lu e,ce trad rsestimate. of Avon p rcent n e takeover lerale. sharp rtse Is 't llk ly to ac m n June's B) tbf Ln Angeln Tlmn c m • Enthusias for stocks bas ot I Minne ,based Watkinsn Inc.. a no pany c e e e e n n c h bought in 1978 I volved i lhe d1· rea h d I 987's l v red pllcb, wh n o �i".��/ Min eapolis investor lrwtn Ja obs le o c m m mo m g t �: ���':!)t,',:;5d::�u� ���:.��l�::i,:�e n l e rect sa r spices, os ellcs and ost ney ana ers thought stock e o e l ce th y are today, the It's going to ,s proposing a $2.85 bil ion takeov r of o n e th y c ntinu to belarr y pri ued as e u c m prices would ke p r1S1ng. Today, e e o It work." Avon Prod cts, a !OJ.year-old os el· cle8f1Sersc Av n's salese operation l - e c l c many l ast th part f d to arbitrag n c e e anticipat ould dry up, at ,cs gia t that bas re1e t d two olh r parti ularly ,ts int mallo a sales e stockse o pu l ba k 1a1er n e c l thlS y ar as th econ my weakens. rece t buyout offers forcu - ould help se l Watkins prod· e cts,Jacobs said Avon saidle W dnesdaym thatco ,t bade e received a ner fro Ja bs lat Und r the proposal. Jacobs9 m wouldn Tuesdayrequesting a meeting to n ego­ pay $41 per share lor 54 ,lho e n l m shares of common stock and has of· ua1 a cal

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the n Roof Cement payroll puts cou ty's gross domes­ r t e uc p oduc - th value of goods and Wet or r e 16230 Ory & services p oduc d by all local busi­ Cold Process n e ere n the #61.50 esses - som wh i ballpark $3 n Your Choice only of billio t n n e en But ourism - a d sporti g v ts in particular - are nonetheless im­ t e h e he portan Som c1t1es av based t ir e n n 1 conom1c rev1tahzahon o ll I d an­ he e t ne e e e h e t T xac be hts ar difficult to apohs. tor xampl . as cr a ed a et m n t e m n h t n h et even d ermine In co i g up w1lh h $1 0 boo i dustry os i g at l ic ts m11 n n n e he e e 1m r he ete h l1o spe di g figur for t v t r­ s 1la to t World V rans· C amp1- h m h1 1 e t ans' c a p1ons ps, off1c alspro1 c ed onsh1ps e e e t r e the e m n r th av rag visi o would sp nd $1 00 Lacking lur or ou tains o e e e m n p rday, for lOdays oc an shores and suff ring fro urba he n m er en e e n e the te T u b IS op to disput Ju­ d cay, I dianapolis d cided 1n la e t e te t re t e t li Curtis, h sta 's assistan di ctor 1970s o s ll itself as a sports capi ol t e e e t e r t or tourism. says h av rag ou -ol­ Ka Browning, vice p esiden or e e e e e 10x10 t e n n stat group of thr e p opl sp nds h non-profit I dia a Sports Corp , er e e he m h ent 1 $1 35p day-that's JustS45p rp r­ says t com unity as sp $ 50 Package 1 1 son million since 980on sports lac ht1es n e t e t tm ne e A d xac ly who g ts ha o y is Th investments. according to The t e en t t n e n Includes l e ano h r op question ha ca b a ­ lnd1anapo is Proiect Inc. Includ d e e n n e e t e e sw r d o ly 1 broad t rms. Th s at $77.5 million sp nt on The Hoosier t t e e e calculates ha Lan County tourist dol­ Dom . $21.5 million on th Indiana e e n m te i e lars ar sp nt i six aJor ca gor es 3 - 12x12 Plain Piers 4 - 2x6 Joist Hangers t_;n,v rs1ty Natatorium. $56 m1lhon on e n t m e 20 6 p rce t goes o accom odations. 1 - 4x6-1o· #2 & Bir. Fir 22 - 2x6-1 O' Redwood th Indiana Un1vers1ty Track and er e n e e 23 5 p c nt to bars and restaura ts. Fi ld Stadium and $25. m1tllon on th 8 er e t e 8 -2x6-1o· #2 & Btr Fir 5 Lbs. 16 Galv. Box Nails e e 9 p c nt o grocery stores. 15p r­ MaJor Taylor V lodrom gas n t t n cent for a d ransporta io and n n e e en e World and atio al sports v nL, 2Hperc ttor ta1lsales Reg •1a9 99 99 e he t e n 1--- - _ _ _ _ _r_k_-rP-ly_w_ _ d_T__ -1--1-1- - d-ing_,_ Now s 169 nock d to t ci y Th 1987 Pa e e e e t _ oo S i me n m ne 1 Th tourists hav only 8 6 p rc n figure any size package to A rica Ga es alo pumped$ 75 e B e n c h m a We are happy to t e e n m i t !ell for r creation 3 fit mlilion in o lh co o y, accord ng o " " your needs! t n n e i m the t /a Shop 4 $899 a s udy by Davidso a d oth rs Dav dson says ost or touris Groved t he e Doors te e e rem e e the dollar goes to wages, bu t br ak­ Legend 2x6 Redwood As Low As 29c Foot Ho ls w r od l d, airport n e n n 1 1 n e e n e e dow d pe ds o md v dual busi ess­ 9 was xpand d a d n w conv ntion la­ me e n 1 t t i en es So 82 perc nt. i cluding wages, c 11es were buil . Off cials say conv ­ t e mm t e t n h t e er he t stays m h co unity o pay tor v­ ion busi ess as npl d ov t pas e n m e rent e t lour y ars as a resul rythi g from ha burg r buns to n t e ne e ene n n t A d much or h mo y Is resp nt But Eug 1s 1 o pos1 1on to ,n. n m e e h m 1 m 1 n Eco o ists argu ov r ow any vest$ 5-0 1ll on o sports lac1hues m t re e e men were ne li es a dollar IS respen befo It l aks Local gov rn ts strai d to the e n te m n he out or local co omic loop, but con­ contribu $2 illio for t recon­ e th m l t------11 steel door. ;;::s��gy;��!: t t r ook and f of wood In• s ruc ion ol Haywa d field serva11v esumatessay at 1l$lO 1 ­ t eel a n Square e he n h Thens Leg doors can p i ted ______he e e h m hon ts sp nt by t tounsts a d at ­ I ulatedii end be _ o ,. _ _ In bnnglng t v t rans· c a pi­ et t e m t h or stained ro suit rou,dec .,.. ene the e men l es dunng h ga es.1 will be wort onships to Eug , gov rn ts or m t m1 hen ene e ne n $20 1lhon o $30 1h on w sec­ aturday Pre Finished Doors Eug , Spnngl1 ld and La Cou ty n n n te Factory Rep. Will Be Here S ntr o dary spe di g IS coun d Excellent For Book Shelves co ibuted a total of $59,900. Corpo­ Questions e e n t t e m Answer All Your 8.49 10.99 12.99 Touris dollars ar especially i ­ To 12"-16"-20" Widths rat sponsors ar payi g abou t the e e portan because y ar "n w" dol­ $300,000 e n the e n n 1 he lars, import d I to local co omy Pre-Hung Flush Doors ! 2 69:: I lnd anapolls, t Lilly Founda­ er th e e 99 t n ne t m n r e rath an r cycl d by local resl· $ 00 Your Choice $ ea. io alo pu up $25 illio fo Th e 6 Panel 4x8-¼" Vinyl Coated er e d nts iB e 9 Hoosi Dom e i e m e e et e e To xpla n th i portanc or n w 6' Patio Doors Non h less, Gary Trigu rio, for­ e en t t e ne (Almond) #2 Hard mer e t the e n r dollars, Z l ka a h La Council or 1 S i presid n or Or go T ack e nmen e he steel ¾" ol d Core Doors r e n Gov r ts likes to describ t lo­ Landmark 3'x8' Red Oak Club, says Haywa d Fi ld can sta d e m e rs h n t t n e cal cono y in l rms or a pool or wa­ g ooo Board wlt a y rack laclll y I th world. ter e e m ne t e i Pre Hun Th wat r Is o y, and h b g­ e he e en e 4'x7' Birch "Obviously, we don't have an $8 g r t pool th more arnu t th m l ri It," t Flush - 1l lon natato um next to he says communi y sgg" 9 r i e e 5 c t ack fac lity lh r t e en h " Your Choices 49 tt Touris dollars and v ts suc as 6 Panel - •119 s7.99 ����!�� ;� ;/ t e e er m h h v t ans' cha pions n ne e ene n e nt t e ips bri g w Trlgu rio says Eug ca sUII g t dollars I o h commum n e WE PLY m e h e r t e e ty a d mak IDENHAFT BUILDING SUP or than Its s ar of majo rack th pool bigg r. v r m t a te e m t t 100 W. "Q" STREET PHONE 741·22'4 �: ���� And 11 s ady str a ol ouris � �o�kin� 0e;: :,��i5�%: t t n ?lock of m or Weat Pioneer Plaza In limited to stock Oly pic trials p ' Some Items :��f&. ���a� a����� � .:,0 ����":; ngttotd (New Safeway Store) n he r r n he e t 0 Westo , at t visitors bu eau. says d op I t buck t ., August 3• 1989 Page CD THE REGISTER-GUARD, Eugene, Oregon, Thursday, Specialist: Baby's never safeleft alone in bath water l a a h a d he e h maged, re t e most :� · h c EAR ABBY I must reply to t lett r c ild severely brain-d �::�� g u"m8! ��7r!�� ;,�:i; f�:��,:�!� Edward or Edmund, t e gist of wb1 b was "He e . , d a c t in c a e pr ventable. h h e rew ircle hat left us out; d c D your olumn In which N wark, t at t ey assum d that e we rew a ircle m ntioning II might h acc d c a e t at brought him N .J., wrller stated a h i ents occur In ba ky rd make m h re a e In." M ny of t ese sad. T en I c ll d t hat I b a h a a a d h d also e c r m ny dults present, ll g ore e a he a h "A chtld of months can b pie ed In an pools o et parties wit l � t nniversaries of both ramt My mot r expl ined t at this described 2 e ch e ly and c e d t one else" was wat ing fri nds ec c in h of water In th bathtub, an taught to um or whom thought "som - not knowing quite what to say my lather perf tly. I lipped that piece and h ch r itself over, put Its hands under Its c est, end the ild e n d I on A f w days later, e e e a anoth r widowed fri nd :���;:: '��� ': id�����:�� I get Its lace out or the water so 11 can mak a ch round h a e r n d Every ild deserves supervision ad an nniv rsary. I called her e e a first thing In nois ." a and It is th dult's Job to the e he e any kind or w ter, morning to l t r know I was thinking II you can possiblylocat 11, please print ,t e of provide that supervision. h r. She was again. I am e e e a e e h a e a delighted. A few days later she sur th r r oth rs who will Abby, t is is bsolutely untru , nd impossi­ HAlSEY e e h CAREY E. e e g 1v wrot me a not h Identify wit it as I h e e d e a e e e a On th ven r nrst weddin i:J:" saying my call was t e only av don . Please o not bl ' I am en Inf nt d v lopm nt specialist nd ing o my "; e e LOYOLA UNIVERSITY th a ci on she bad rece d h usemy nam , as my e have worked m the pediatric department of a ive , and ow much it had fath r Is still living. MEDICAL CENTER, me e e c %,�;�'!1th s':i m ant lo h r. A READER university enter for many year.;. The errone­ MAYWOOD, IU. �J,/: ;: :tu!:�:n: e o a 1 DEAR ous beli f that infants can be taught to save From now on, I will not shy away from such READER: That poem WU written h r e ��� 8�� k - their own lives in t e bathtub o a pool Is not �����!n �: �!/;!:e�::�:: occasions. I hope you h 1 e (1852 e h a will think t e lesson I :•:e ��� 0 Am rican poet e h ac a ch DEAR CAREY HALSEY:You ar right, of cha tting a e bad of t eir d d e d tru . A 2-montb-old c ild f e-down in n in bout memoriesth Y l arne worth passing on to your readers. ��:)�:!: r rie r e a e ad course. I was too t usting and naive to have It was f nds were or wate for ven f w seconds can le to wonderful I thought my e re e h e e e A WIDOW "H d w a e e a e h e out ch cking th facts I look d circle that shut me out, asp1ra11onor v n de th' print d t at l tt r wit thinking of my a� ersary alSO, end e re r nlv e DEAR as staled. Thanks for setting th co d forward to happy vents WIDOW: I do, and I thank you for "Heretic, re�I. a thing e a talking about manY r to flout. Ev ryone who workS In and round a pedi­ h e you enlightened view. I learned some straig t. w had shared. thing e atric emergency room or intensive ca re unit today. "Bui lov and I had the wit to win; e h c c end was my an­ dr ads t e oming of summer because of all DEAR ABBY I was re ently widowed, Abby, nobody entioned thel e r e m it e r "We dr w• ci cl that took hlm a c a h ed ad sil nce fo DEAR a e In.� the ccidents that an bef ll a c ild Drown­ I learn a lesson I would like you to passon to niversary, so I did. There was de ABBY Approxim tely 30 y ars ago, a ea c a a e he e h e quickly you e ings nd n r-drownings, whi h c n leave fri nds or ot r widows or widowers a mom nt, t en the subj ct was printed a short poem by som one named (<) 1989Un1versaJPresSyod1cate

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That's something for unclear Visualize what you hope to be oing a year ch01ce or where to go on vacation, or e e e d even where to As far as Is known, 46 p rc nt of H has ol er students hold down the campers, a highly susceptlble group, from now Others hang on your every word at a dine, should be yours. Sound confident when those cases have occurred In the SO­ th eir legs by the ankles to keep them to keep In mind. school or political gathering. Stick to the facts presenting Ideas to 3._year-old group. The ?ts and 40s straight during the sit-ups. Is this prac- r e DEAR DR. DONOHUE· Can da ly TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Work on proiects SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec 21) Business and groups comprise anothe Zl p rcent, 1,ce harmful? I was always taught that l e re r enemas cause any harm? that have long-term mon tary potential. 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Be­ bent Straight leg sit-ups won't harm system lhrougb unnatural stimula­ prevenl m,x-ups Pack attrachve but practical home cause of the ohen long Interval be­ the back muscle (the lllopsoas mus­ tion. clolhes fore development of the Illness, some cle Is the one you mean), but they can AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 18) Your freewheeling of the present statistics may In fact cause II lo shorten, wblcb accentu­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) An excellent lime lo ways work well now where Job or school ,s Dr. Donohue welcomes reader mail already reflect exposure during ates the normal Inward back curva­ take a short trip Make everymoment count Your e e but ,s unable lo answer individual let­ concerned You could me t inleresllng people whil e e passionsar e stirred m1ghllly by an exc11Jng younger y ars. Lack ol ducation ture. That In turn makes the abdo­ ters. Readers· questions are incorpo­ away from home. 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