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White House Won't Assist Iraqi Rebels k i i K^^MANOffiSTER HERALD, Friday. March 29.1991 1? Tvrri irnrT'roiir i r i i i i i t t 1-% Batdo 1-% Wafab 1 4 , Rhrara 1-4, Moncrlaf Canucks 3, Jets 2 51). Foulad out—Koncak. RaBounda—Houeton 49 (Thorpa 13), Atanto 65 (WBia 17). Aa- Wkwlpog 1 1 ? ? ^ ttasketball aistik—Houalon 31 (K.Smilh 13), A tonta 18 VBnoouvar 0 11 1“9 (WaBB 7). Total loula-Houaton 28, Atlanta 23. Rrat Park)d-1. Wlmlpag. Cola 13 FEATURES INSIDE Tactwtcaia—Houeton Hlagal dalanaa, tC S m iti, Carlyla). 1530 (pp). Panaltlaa— Elynulk, IMn M BA standings Thorpa, Koncak. A—13,208. (aloohino), 9:56; Larionov, Wn (crooMhaA- Ing), 1338; MocDarmld. Win (Boarding), 17:W: lASTEHN CONFERENCE Dormally, Win (roughing), 1733: Murphy, Van AilMNIe DMMon Spurs 119, M agic 95 .....? " W L P e t OB ORLANDO (95) ■ TV listings grids /Pages 12,13 *"8 2 m IS’f12S ^% Winnipeg. Sykea 12 (Car­ i|«MI0n' 50 20 .714 — Scott 4-12 52 9, Turner 3-7 1-2 7, KHa 52 lyla, Oczyk). 131. 3, Vancouver. 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Tucker MInnaaola 15 7 .682 T h im d a y 'a Oamaa won’t assist / Chailotla 94. PMadalphie 90 2 1 0 0 4 6, O uim ett 3 4 1-1 7, E.Wilklna 1-4 1-1 Clavaland 11 7 .611 at odds Clawaland 10% W iahington 95 3, Jockaon 3-4 2-2 6, Qrant 51 04 O.Totala Rsc DepartmanI photo Saattia 11 6 .579 Miami 90. Boatorr 88 4566 23-30104. CHcago 11 11 .500 Chicago 12% Near Jaraay 94 Qolden State 33 26 26 21— 106 MIDGET CHAMPS — The Pistons won the micdget BasketBall title at the Community Y this CoNtornla 9 10 .474 HAPPY Nouaton 112; Atlanta 111 NawYBrk 31 26 21 26—104 Winter. Team memBers, from left, front row: Josh Egan, Aron Prasad, Brian Brodin. Eric BNHmora 10 12 .465 By SCOTT B. BREDE GoMan State 106. Naw YBrk 104 3-ftoint goala—Qolden State 5 7 (Hardaway Taxaa 9 12 :429 Manchester Herald_____________ EASTER San Antonio 119. Ortando 95 5 5 Nggina 1-2), New VBrk 1-9 (Tucker 14. Gregan. Randy Grad, Back row: RoBBy Stence, Anand Annigen. Rich Griffeth. Garen KanaaaCHy 8 11 .421 Iraqi rebels Phoonix 102. MKwauhae 88 Vandewagha 0-1, Sterka 0-z). Fouiao uoioarxi 7 1% .368 8aeranianB116.UtRh96 out—Nona. RaBounda—QoUan State 57 (Mul- Duchette, Tom Mckenzie. Missing: Chris Hamiin, Wiiiiam Heughins. Toronto 7 14 .333 MANCHESTER — Democratic Arab shoots F rfday'a Oamaa In 1%. New VBrk 57 (Ewing 14). Aaaiata-Qol- DatroH 7 15 3 1 8 By TOM RAUM However, he said, “the issue of in­ Town Chairman Theodore R. Cum­ ClaMlandat Boatoa 7:30 p.m. dan State 22 (Hardaway 9). New Iferk 25 Mllwauikaa 6 16 373 (Cheeka 9). Total loule-Qoldan State 21. New NATIONAL LEAGUE The Associated Press ternal unrest in Iraq is an issue that mings blasted Republican Town U.S. Marines XhailotlaatPhla dalphla. 7 3 0 p.m. ing),'1835; Graham, Chi (roughing), 1635. Mirk 24. Tachnicala—New VBrk Hlegol dafanaa. W L P o t ■Goldan Stale a t Dalrott, 8 pim. NCAA women’s tournament Shots on goal—Toronto 7-11-6—24. CHcago has to be settled between the Director Ronald Osella Friday for A -1 4 ,18 0 . S L L o u li 13 6 .684 I- RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) CNeago eMMuhInoton, 8 p.m. EAST REGIONAL 1 1 -5 1 8 -3 4 . H ouilon 12 6 .667 WASHINGTON — The Bush ad­ government and the people of Iraq.” having his own political agenda 'BacramanB at Danvar. 9:30 p.m. R egional SamHInala Hockey Power-play Opportonities—Toronto 0 of 3; — Three Marines were shot and •* -MInnaaola a t SaaMa. lOp^m. Su n s 102, B u cks 88 Son Dlago 11 7 .611 ministration refused on Friday to in­ “We are operating in Iraq on the when it comes to revamping the wounded by an Arab motorist as At Philadelphia Chicago 2 of 3. Nawlferk IS 0 .601 OalaaatLACIppara. 10:30 p.m. M5WAUKEE (68) Thurarlay, M atch 21 GoBies—Toronto, Ing, 1528-8 (33 shota-29 basis of the U.N. mandate,” Atlanla 11 8 .570 tervene to help Iraqi rebels fighting town charter. his sedan passed their vehicle on ■Airtand a t LA Lakara. 10:30 p.m. Brickowaki 517 56 17, RoBerts 2-3 2-4 6, Connscticut 8% North Cwolina State 71 NHL standings savaa). Chicago, Balfour (21-18), Hasek, 33-1 B alurday'a Oamaa PHtaBurgh 11 8 .570 Saddam Hussein, even to the extent Popadiuk said. “Once that mandate Cummings said Osella recently Schayea 510 2-4 5 Hunyihries 34 04 6. Cletnaon 57. James Madison 55 (2:39 3rd period, 3-3). a highway near Al-Jubail in ■ Houalon a t Orlando. 2 p.m. WALES CONFERENCE SiKi Frandaco 11 0 .550 RoBartoon 54 1-2 1% Hanaon 2-4 50 4, Ellis Regional Champtorwhip A—17,943. of trying to limit civilian bloodshed. is totally fulfilled, U.S. troops will made statements criticizing a mem­ eastern Saudi Arabia, the U.S. NawMirkatNawJoraay. 7:30 p.m. 511 3-513, SHuna 3-4 50 6, Lohaus 1-4 50 % Patrick Division Chicago 12 10 .545 At Philadelphia W L TPIa OF QA Rafaraa—DeHa Morel. Linesmen— Pierre CIndnnal 8 13 .381 The U.S. decision to stand by is be coming out. We have no plans for ber of the Charter Revision Com­ Command said Friday. pamrar at San Antonio. 6:30 p m Qmyer 1-5 44 6, Conner 1-2 2-2 4, Kornat 53 Saturday, March 23 Champoux, Leon Stickla. AHarda a t Mllwaukaa. 9 p .ta 51 4. Totals 34-7519-30 86 y-PittsBurgh 41 32 5 87 335 295 Montreal 8 13 .381 drawing increasing criticism, but ad­ keeping our troops in Iraq or in the mission that were an “insult to the It was the second reported Corxiecticut 60, Ciemaon 57 x-NY Rangers 35 30 13 83 296 256 MInnaaola a t Portland.
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