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20—MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec. 28, 1990 Blockbuster Bowl foes have a lot of similarities WEEKEND EDITION two teams carrying 9-2 records. Both have prospered from the yards and three touchdowns without we did against Florida,” said Wel By BRENT KALLESTAD didn’t win a starting job until the “We’ve both gotten better and development o f their quarterbacks. throwing an interception. Seminoles’ seventh game, but his don, who passed for a career-high The Associated Press that’s what w e’re supposed to do,” Penn State’s 6-foot-5, 225-pound 325 yards in a 45-30 victory over FEA TURES INSIDE “He’s got a strong arm and you overall numbers exceed Sacca’s Florida State coach Bobby Bowden Tony Sacca, completed 44 of 82 can’t ever let up on his receivers,” despite 67 fewer passing attempts. the Gators. “We can’t make a dumb MIAMI — There’s a lot of said Thursday. passes for 626 yards for five touch Bowden said. “He can get the ball to mistake that will get us beat.” similarities in tonight’s inaugural Coach Joe Patemo’s seventh- downs and just two interceptions in them.” Weldon, ranked third nationally in In his last three games, Weldon Blockbuster Bowl between Florida ■ TV listings grids/Pages 12,13 iianrhpfifpr ranked Penn State team brings the the Lions’ last three games. Sacca threw for 1,866 yards and passing efficiency, completing 61.5 completed 41 of 67 passes for 794 State and Penn State. nation’s longest winning streak, nine 10 touchdowns on the season and percent of his passes for 1,600 yards yards and seven touchdowns with The game features two junior games, into the 8 p.m. EST kickoff Sacca had his biggest game in a ranks fifth on the school’s passing and a dozen touchdowns with only just one interception. More impor ■ Home and Seniors news /Page 5 quarterbacks, the nation’s two win- while No.6 Florida State has won 24-21 victory over Notre Dame, charts with 3,381 career yards. four interceptions. tantly, the Seminoles went 5-0 with ningest major college coaches, and five straight games. completing 20 of 34 passes for 277 Florida State’s Casey Weldon “We’re going to have to play like Weldon starting. ■ Religion update /Page 6 What's ■ Children’s gomes /Page 6 News SCOREBOARD ■ Reader’s forum /Page 4 Saturday, Dec. 29,1990 Quayle golfs at 11). Assists—Dallas 28 (Harper 11), Utah 33 Canadiens 7, Canucks 5 Vbur Hometown Newspaper Voted 1990 New England Newspaper of the Year racist course (Stockton 16). Total fouls—Dallas 21, Utah 20. Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Technical—White. A— 12,616. Montreal 2 4 1—7 Basketball Vancouver 0 1 ^— 5 WASHINGTON (AP) — Heat 124, Nuggets 114 First Period—1, Montreal, Corson 8 (Kaana, Vice President Dan Quayle can Sknjdland), 936. 2, Montreal, Skrudland 10 celed a second round of golf at MIAMI (124) (Odeloin), 1335. Penalty—LIdstar, Van (hold NBA standings Long 2-7 5-5 9. Thompson 1-7 2-2 4, Seikaly ing), 10:48. the all-white Cypress Point golf EASTERN CONFERENCE 7-15 1-4 15. Douglas 1424 13-17 42, Rice 0-1 Second Period—3. Montreal, MePheo 5 club in California on Friday, Atlantic DIvliion 0-0 0. Burton 10-17 7-9 27, Kessler 3-6 0-0 6. (Courtnall, Dalgneault), 1:09. 4, Montreal, W L Pci. QB Iraq readies commando suicide squads saying he didn’t know the Coles 3-7 5-5 11, Edwards 1-6 0-0 2, T.Davis Chorska 6 (Lebeeu), 4:04. 5, Montreal, Dkfuck Boston 23 4 .852 — 2-5 2-4 6, Sundvold 1-3 0-0 2. Totals 44-98 1 (Skrudland, Corson). 4:48. 6. (4onlroal. Des facility was mired in a racial Philadelphia 19 8 .704 4 NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — ing army commandos and volun Abdul-rahim Abdul-qadder told 35-46 1 24. Jardins 5 (Courtnall. MePhoa), 8:33. 7. Van More than half of Iraq’s 1 mil- ster Samir Mouhamad Abdul-wahab controversy when he played New Mirk 12 1 4 .462 lO'rz DENVER (114) couver, Odjick 5 (Nedvod, Butcher), 15:48. Thousands of Iraqis arc being teers from the Popular Army for Iraq’s government-run Al- lion-su-ong army is deployed in NawJarsey 10 16 .385 12'': Liberty 6-112-215, Cook 0-0 2-4 2, Ftasmus- Ponaltias—Svoboda, Mon (holding), 5:56; Cor- urged local chieftans in the Kurdish there a day earlier. Wtashlngton 10 1 7 .370 13 trained to conduct attacks against special operations against the Jouhouriya newspaper that since the southern part of the country and in sen 6-13 0-0 12, Jackson 9-25 3-3 21, Adams soa Mon (unsportsmanlike conduct), 18:57; region to take part in “plans to con Quayle’s office said he was Miami 7 20 .259 16 7-21 6-7 23. W.Davis 6-12 5-5 17, Wbtf 4 9 1-2 Butcher, Van (unsportsmanlike conduct), 18:57. U.S.-led forces if war breaks out, 400,000-strong allied forces in Persian Gulf crisis began in August, Kuwait. The U.N. Security Council Central Division front the challenges imposed on “unwilling to leave any impres 9, Mills 6-11 3 3 15. Totals 44102 22-26 114. Third Period—6, Vancouver, LIdstar 5 (Brad and Asian military analysts said Saudi Arabia. 138,700 volunteers have been has said Iraq must withdraw from Milwaukee 19 8 .704 — Miami 27 34 24 39— 124 Iraq,” news reports from Baghdad sion that he condones any form ley, Bozek), 2:56. 9, Vancouver, Kron 7 (Quinn), Friday some were being prepared The analysts said the training in Chicago 19 9 .679 'rj Denver 29 32 27 26—114 1218. 10, \fancouver, Larionov 6 (Lumme, trained in special operations at the Kuwait by Jan. 15 or face possible said Friday. 7>n of discrimination” so he left Detroit 17 11 .607 3-Point goals—Miami 1-2 (Douglas 1-2), Den Adams). 13:35. 11. Vancouver, Quinn 4 for possible suicide missions. cludes preparations for possible sea camp, 90 miles south of Baghdad. attack by U.S.-led forces. Atlanta 13 13 .500 5'/2 The chieftains were appointed as California and returned to Vail, ver 4-13 (Adams 3-8, Liberty 1-2, W.Davis 0-1, (Lidsler, Capuano), 15:45. 12. Montreal, Richor In another defense move, Iraqi and airborne missions that they “TTie Najaf camp is ideal in train Cleveland 11 17 .393 8<'2 Jackson 0-2). Fouled out—Cook. 15 (Savard), 18:39. Panaltiaa—Desjardins, Mon The Popular Army was set up by commanders of the pro-govemment Colo., where he had been on a Indiana 10 18 .357 9</2 media reported Friday that characterized as suicidal. ing combatants who symbolize Rebounds—Miami 76 (Thompson 12). Denver (high-sticking), 6:55; Llndan, Van (Ngh-slick- the ruling Arab Baath Socialist Party paramilitary forces formed during skiing vacation. Charlotte 8 18 .308 10'/2 51 (Cook, Rasmussen, W ill, Mills 7). As ing), 6:55; Corson, Mon, major-misconduct par^ilitary militias in the Kurdish A day earlier, a senior Iraqi Baalh WESTERN CONFERENCE heroism and discipline,” he told the as an ideological counterweight to sists—Miami 21 (Douglas 8), Denver 25 (fighting), 6:55; Butcher, Van, major-misconduct the 1980-88 war with Iran to combat Quayle. an avid golfer, is an Mldwesl Division region have been reactivated to Parly official was quoted as saying newspaper. (Adams 11). Total fouls—Miami 24, Denver 32. (fighting). 6:55. the Iraqi army. Officials in Baghdad W L Pet. GB the Kurdish rebellion in northern honorary member who plays at A—8,878. Shots on goal—Montreal 13-10-10—33. Van shore up the country’s northern bor that thousands of volunteers had The Asian analysts said the say it numbers 8 million, but San Antonio 18 6 .750 — Iraq. the Burning Tree Club outside couver 6-14-13—33. der with Turkey. completed courses at a miliuiry volunteers were probably receiving Utah 18 10 .643 2 Powor-piay Opportunities—Montreal 0 of 1; diplomatic sources place its strength The units, known as National Washington, which has an all- Houston 15 1 2 .556 4 '/j camp in Najaf, Iraq. He said they Big East Conference O'all Vancouver 0 of 1. The Asian military analysts, training in commando missions to at closer to 850,000 and say the Dallas 9 16 .360 91/8 Defense Brigades, were defunct male membership and bars W L W L Goalies—Montreal. Bergeron, 4-4-1 (33 speaking in Baghdad on condition of rcccicvcd special training on Minnesota 7 18 .280 l l ' r t be launched behind the lines of the soliders are mostly poor combatants. Boston College 1 0 7 2 shots-28 saves). Vancouver, McLean (18-13), women from playing. Denver 6 21 .222 13<r2 anonymity, said Iraq has been train weapons and commando tactics. multinational forces. Selon Hall 1 0 7 1 Gamble. 9-6-2 (4:48 second, 15-13). Meanwhile, Iraqi Interior Mini- Oriando 6 22 .214 14 Please see IRAQ, page 8. Syracuse 0 0 11 0 A—16.123. Pacific Division SL John's 0 0 8 0 Ftortland 26 3 .897 — Pittsburgh 0 0 9 1 Greek pardons LA U kers 16 9 .640 8 CONNECTICUT 0 0 6 1 Phoenix 16 9 .640 8 Georgetown 0 0 6 2 are imminent Golden State 15 1 2 .556 1 0 Providence 0 17 2 Football Seettla 12 13 .480 12 Villanova 01 6 3 Golf ATHENS (AP) — The con Leonard Auster/Manchsater Herald LA Clippers 11 16 .407 14 Thursday's Results servative government announced Sacramento 6 19 .240 18 S t John's 88, High Five America 70 (exhibi SANDWICHED — Northwest’s Craig Williams gets rid of the basketball as East Catholic’s Liberty Bowi resuit Friday it intends to pardon near Thursday's Games tion) Portland 105, Charlotte 96 Solon Hall 103, Nonh Carolina A8T 77 Chris Paradiso, left, and P.J.