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by BUDDY BAKER 19 indictmenL."\ covering 49 felony Key, Cordova and Wer:-;ich coor about the number of visitoffol to a Ruidoso News StaH Writer counts. Friday'H action waH the dinated th... att.ack on Friday. HUSpt·Ct's reRidence and the traflic Before dawn orl Friday, polIce of fl'S ult. Bl'fore 9 a Ill. ali teams had on their Htred. ficer,.;; from mIlt· area poll('(' dt'part Teams of f(JUT or fi ve officers reported bark to the station after (~ordova said that Ult' task forC(' mentR Hnd two federal agencieH were dispatched from the RuidoHo having completed the 13 arrests. acrU~H was f('Hponding !A. I the needs of the fanned out the RUIdoso area Police Station at around 6 a.m. Fri Several of the targeted RUspecls community. and arre8tRd l:~ HUHpt'Ck-'d. drug day. They fanned out over the were out of town and several were There wen' no wholt'salt· dt.'alern dealers Ruidoso area and arrested 1:~ of the not located at their homes. caught in the net, but most law of Arrested were, Lorin ('seHznegi, alleged drug dealers. The felony counts range from ficerR said that Htreet traffic of Angela Tog-nazi, Fred (;urul(·, Kurt Also targeted by the grand jury diHtribution of marijuana to traf Richardson. Jerry Chavez, MafRha drugs would bt' noticeahly were eight vehicles that had ficking cocaine by diRtribution. diminiHhed by the raid. Chavez, Thomas Mark Brunell, Jay reportedly been used in drug traW-l Most of those pen-lOns indicted had Before the raid fi. ve arrests had L Goodman, Leonicio Rodriguez, actions. Arrest teams managed to several felony COtUlts lodged Todd Dentler, Martin Baca, Evott been made and there was OIU' ar confiscate seven of them in the raid. against them. rest warrant outstanding Nelson, and DaVid Moran. The White MOWltain Task Force A U.S. ('usLoms Service helicop After two arrl'sL.-. un the Not picked up Friday, but ar (WMTF) is headed by Gonzalo Cor ter and drug-sniffing dog were also reHu..~d weekend there are now fi ve arrest later were two more s uspectH dova with the assistance of Paul used in the operation. warrantH uutHtandmg accused of distributIng marijuana. Wernich, Lincoln County Sheriffs Many of the arrests were the They are Kerry K Avery and Deputy. With the cooperation of result of Cordova and Wen~ich hav Shawn ChildreHs. WMTF was fornH'd in .July with area law enforcement agencies ing conducu:d undercover opera a grant of $100,000 froIll the More that fiO officers partici these two officers gathered the evi tions in buying drugs from Bureau of .Justice Matching funds pated in what waH the HuidoHo'H dence necessary for the indict SURpected dealer8. were provided hy Lincoln County largeHt drug raid 1Il more than six ments. The task force is under the yearn AUention was drawn to Bome of Operations began in October and supervision of Lincoln County the AUSpects by complaint.''! fn>m FridaY'R arresL.q were a result of On Thursday a .'4pt'ciHI grand SheriffJames McSwane neighborR and people who knew jury met in Carrizozo and returned .. Deputy District Attorney Scot them. One neighbor complained Sgt. Lanny Maddox reads an arrest warrant to Fred Please see Drug, page 2A Gurule. State Policeman Mike Howard looks on. Picketers protest MRS -;4 . .~.r '!:/ .',..r)r....:~<=-· \ ..;f; DIANNE STALLINGS The energy department ha~ people vol unkered to carry the Ruidll' I) News StaH Writer tunl,~d Ul tribes to negotiate be SlgnA. St II' (t'll t 1 from Save the Earlh ca u.~e thpy are viewed as sovereign He said the demonstration hOl:-lU·d proteRt !'ignR onto thei r nationR Pa~t dpalingR wiLh RLateR would proceed rain or shine. What 8huulder~ and paradpd up and have t'Ildl'd III failure with masRivt they received waR mostly shine as down the main stret·t of HuidoRo prote~Lq agai nst t-t'llI porary nuclear the weather warmed on SWlday. Saturday and Sunday. waRU' ~u)rage faCl1ities ResideR the action downtown, Betwt."t'n chants of "no nuclear Dave Dale, orgaI1lzer of Save the volunteers were scheduled to be wasu·... they askro residentR and Sac:-amentoK, worked WIth the Rtu protesting at The Covered Wagon, visiton~ to pen messageR to Mes dentA and adult advlserR. .Joe WaI-Mart and FWT8. calero Tribal Pn'sident Wendell AvaloR and Scott Perez. On Sunday. "Between now and the end of ChinO, urging him Ul ahandon hifl Harlyn (~('r()nimo, who ran agaiTl.'~t January we intend to hit Chino intereRt in Rtoring spent nuclear Chino for president in the last hard," Dale said. He added that fuel rods on tribal-owned land. tnhal election, alAo joined the Chino may not 8~ the demonstra The triht.· aln·ady has received a protest tions firRthand beea llf~e reports D('part~ $100.000 grant from the 'We had 2.000 of th(· message place the president in California at ~:nerg)' ment of and may receIve pt-titiontl print~-d and hope to get one of his other homeR. another $:-l-million t.o look at 1,000 filled out by Monday," Dale specific Rites Won by one! ~aid late last week More than 25 Please see Picketers, page 2A
The Ruidoso Warrior boys basketball Evans with a few seconds left for him team show the spirit that helped them to shoot a three pointer. The Warriors beat the Carlsbad Cavemen on Satur needed the victory to spark them for day by one point. 62-61. Team work district play which will bring Onate to was the key in getting the ball to Eric Ruidoso on Saturday at 5:15 p.m. LCMC tightens the budget
by KRISTIE SULZBACH One iRsue iB that as ofJanuary 1 budget If-' the money the center Ruidoso News Staff Writer Medicare will no longer reImburse receive~ from t.he county mJil levy fi~caJ With the close of thf' year the center for the interpretation of whJch provideR a maJonty of the op • R ""If approachIng at the end of March an EKG Miller said thiR would eratmg revenue Miller saId people the LIncoln Countv Medical Center reRult in a 1088 of $40,000 in TruRu·e~· in the county will be voting on the Board of approved a pro revenue and yet the center will still issue in the general electlOn, and it posed hudget for the next year at have to pay to get it done. which is important for them to know what its meetmg on Thun~day means absorbing the cost of It means to the center Administrator Valerie Miller $35,000. The current mill levy will expire said the center is projecting an op The center haR also recruited a on ,June 30,1993, so vot.en~ will will erating income of $372,000 for second obstetricianigynecologiRt have the chance to continue the 1992-1993 which reflects no rate in and a second orthopedic Rurgeon, levy for the next eight yean~. ThiR if! crease. She said the assumptions in hut the budget doesntt incl ude the a renewal of an eriRting tax '..hat the budget are very conservatlve increased activity from these people are Hlreadv paying, Miller Student members of Save the Earth picket f\Aescalero Tribal President Wendell Chino and take several issues into consid people. and gather signatures in downtown eration. The most important fuctor in the Please see LCMC, page 2A to drop the idea of storing nuclear waste Ruidoso in an effort to send a message to on tribal-owned land. MainStreet asks state for $1 million by KRISTIE SULZBACH estimate.•John ShRw, cOnf~u1ting engineer for Ruidoso News Staff Writer phaRes thnt cover the diRtance from Country the village, Raid the CORt for labor may hRvp to Club Road to Carl.er'fl Lane Shf' Raid the group AR the planR for the MainStreet improve rf'-e~timated to he provide for a big-her wag-£' did not do 11 drainage analysi~ of the current ments on Sudderth Drive get doser to comple than waR anticipated tion, the financial picture alRo g-etR clearer. phase, hut will probably need t
, ~~treet needs money for Midtown projects A lhUdoso MainStreet meetiog and city officials on the project. Another late charge assessment the organization. Maul said any quickly turned into a discussion Maul said he had been using began on March 30, 1991, and will chanJ(es to these will need to he LINCOLN'" COUNTY SOLID WASTE AUTHOWTY meets at 1 group when there were not enough cost estimates from Albuquerque cost more than $1,800. Deyo said done before the annual membership p.m. today (Monday) in the recycling center in Ruidoll\l Downs. members to make a quorum on and would see how close these com- MainStreet had filed for tax exempt meetingin March. Thurs~y afternoc:m. pare to costs in this area. They will status before the second late charge She also reminded the members PARENT SUPPORT GROUP MEETING at 7 p.m. today (Mon- The .ss~e of b.~gest concern ~or also seek input and :,pproval on the began. present ofan intermediate training . day) in the Ruidoso High School cafeteria. Everyone is invited to at- tbe grOUP .s funding for the Mid- project from the highway depart- course on January 27 through Jan- tend to learn how adults in the community can help the school. town unpro!ement.plans, and Mary ment. Maul said the IRS wanted the uary29 in Santa Fe. The trainin~is Maul, project dIrector, showed MainStreet hopes to get funding money in seven days, but they con- presented in five units inclnding RUIDOSO VILLAGE COUNCIL will conduct a semi-annual members a packet s.he had put ~ for the d.esigning of P~ses II and tacted Ronnie Hemphill, accoun- ~iti\ID, organization.,-4lCOllol:I)i9' budget meeting at 10 a.m. Tuesday, January 21, at Village Hall. gether for the -1t:gJslature w~ch TIl also.ill this legJRlative session, taut to ask hfIirto Write the'IRS torestmCtu:rii:lg, design -aIld"pi'6~- may fund the project. The legJRla- Maul sa.d. notifY them of the exempt status. tion which will help improve staff RUIDOSO DOWNS LODGERS TAX COMMITI'EE is scheduled tum conven~s on January 21. • Deyo said they will probably not and volunteer understanding and to meet at 5:30 p.rn. Tuesday, January 21, in the Municipal building. Maul saId the packet was com- In other non-business action, hear back from the IRS for quite skills. plete except for a cost estimate trelj.surer Alden Deyo said some time. ACADEMIC BOOSTER CLUB of Ruidoso Middle School will meet from the engine!,.s Boharu,w.n- MainStreet had received two J.D. James was appointed to the The National MainStreet organi- at 7 p.m. tuesday, January 21, in the teachers lounge. !luston, b.ut she WII! have receIved notices from the Internal Revenue nominating committee to replace zation will also have a three-day .t by ~day. Engmeers, George Service to notifY them of a late as- Sally Reese, who has recently seminar. On January 28, Ruidoso RUIDOSO SCHOOL BOARD will meet at noon Thursday, Janu- RadnOVlch and James White, sessment. One late assessment be- moved out of town. Mike Line Don MainStreet will receive an award at ary 23, in the high school cafeteria. vi~ted Ruidoso .on Friday to meet gan on March 30, 1990, and now Dutton and Deyo will also be'on a the state awards banquet, Maul '- -1 WIth the state highway department has a total of$2,824.55. committee to review the by-laws of said.
MainStreet Parking spaces have also been Continued from page 1 A reduced to add to pedestrian safety Picketers alienated from the MOuntain Gods." Fire rages and to reduce the clutter. Overhead Continued from page 1A The petition continues: ''Mr. much as possible. Radnovich said wires will also be placed un Chino ACT. You have been duped throug~ the sidewalks will be six feet wide derground to clear up the streets. No pennit from the Village of by the promise of money.....We ask house at most spots and three and a half Several trouble spots were dis Ruidoso was necessary as long as that you and your tribal council Ruidoso firefighters spent feet at the minjmum. The cross cussed at the session to get advice the demonstrators stayed on the vote today' to stop. this MRS most of Saturday night dousing walks are 10 feet and include hand from the state department. One public sidewalks and didn't block stwiy.....No longer will you be seen a house fire at at 206 La Luz., icap access from the street to the spot is at a package liquor store traffic, Dale said. as the Judas who betrays all your the home belonging to Tommy sidewalk. It waR impossible at some countrvrnen for billions of pieces of that has a drive-up window. Bad The petitions include six lines at silv~,f- Hall. points to make the access met these novich said having two entrances is the bottom for personal messages. Firefighters responded at standards. not pedestrian safe, and the area The prepnnted plea urging The specter of a possible 8:30 p.rn. Saturday, with all If handicap ramps have more should at least be made into a one Chino to drop the monitored temporary nuclear storage facility units and all available person than a six inch rise, hand rails will direction drive. Basler said he retrievable storage (MRS) project is already has damaged the village, nel, and cleared the scene at 1 have to be placed on each side. agreed that there really wasn't signed by Steve W~~:;,Dave Dale, the petition contends. . a.m. Crosswalks will also be lighted by enough room to have a drive-up G.L. SyIling and W·· Riggles. The house is still standing, boIlards to improve visibility for window there unless the business ''Your good name, your reputa 'lf you proceed to phase II, you but it may be totaled, according pedestrians and vehicles, he said. remodels it. tion is at stake!" the petition warns will launch a two-tlr10 year battle io Barry Cole ofthe Fire Depart-· The sidewalks will be pigmented Basler said he was also con Chino. ''Each day the MRS study with all of us, which will decimate ment. ~ to provide a visual path throughout cerned that the driveway into Le A member of Save the continues, your concerned neigh your income from the Inn, the ski The cause of the fire hasn't the downtown area, but the group Claire's Boutique is too close to the bors and your own people turn area, and the turned"oft' tourists. been identified, but it may have is still trying to'decide if they will light signal on Sudderth and Eagle Earth carries a sign protest stronger against you. Each day you You will devastate our local eeono staned in the heating system, do the same for curbs and gutters. Street. He said driveways should be ing storage of nuclear waste become more alone, more isolated my. In the end, as in Louisiana and according to Cole. Radnovich said it wouldn't be that about 100 feet from it to reduce on Mescalero land. in your Inn, ped18.ps mo~ Tennessee, you will lose." much of an increase in cost to pig traffic problems. ment those areas. The drivepads Another problem area is at But into businesses will not be pig ler Street where a cross walk is pr0 J r mented so drivers can spot the posed, but is not safe because of LCMC entrances. traffic. The street leads to rental in Albuquerque, which leases cabins and allows twc>-way traffic, Continued from page 1A LCMC. Village manager Ron Wicker but is not wide enough for it or al In other business, Miller said one concern he had with the low lj. complete view of oncoming said. She said if another source of reported they have comploted a colored pavement was that if the traffic. funding were mandated, the hospi health fair at all centers in the city had to do maintenance work on PlalUli.ng and zoning administra tal could go before the county and county, including one on Wednes it they would have to match the tor Cleatus Richards said making say the tax is no longer needed. day in Ruidoso. She said they have color. He said ifsome thing is going the street into a one-wax street Each year the county and hospi scheduled a colon-rectal screening to be so attractive, it should be would be a good idea, but they will tal can assess the need to collect for April, but will hold off on fairs maintained attractively, not in have to study which entrance has the tax for the ne#l; year, Miller in the slimmer. In the fall they will patchwork. the best line of sight for vehicles to said. People whoal'e voting may ilgain do health fairs in all thecom· Radnovich said after the color is exit at. The MainStreet project ask themselves wi;Jy they Should munities and offer a mammogram selected the city could be given the could then just put up signs to in vote for the levy when the federal screeDing. specific mix, or they could purchase struct drivers. government is looking into health The cat scan that arrived at the extra bags of it from the construc Maul and Radnovich will meet care she said. hospital· in November has been op tion company that does the work. with the property owners that are No proposal from the federal erational since December 2. Miller He said the group' may also want to involved in these problem areas to government has gained any con said despite the holiday season purchase extra tight poles for fu discuss the plans made. sensus and could take a long time they have done 92 scans on the mao : ture replacements. The state highway d~nt to implement. LCMe may not last chiIle. All four x-ray technjcians are The driveways will be improved is scheduled to do a mamtenance long enoURh to benefit frOm federal also trained on the machine, or taken out, dependin, on the overlay on Sudderth Drive in aid in' this case, Miller said. By Dr. Roger Beechie said the scan situation. Some of them Just don't March. The group discussed voting for the leVlI people can be is an incredible asset especiaIJ,y in make sense, Badnovich said. No whether temporary striping of assured that it W1IJ be around for cases where they need to decide "' '. new' ones will be added in this lanes could be done because when eightmore years. whether the patient peeds life. ~-l;'ill' I''.~I... phse ofthe proj~ he said. the improvement project begins the "Ifwe 10Bli the mill levy we would saying services possibW at another ", .' ,,", '" .. , . '.. ,'" ',,' .e, ..', :,.... ;,.,,,, ...... ,, ' . The ~dil drivmg lane will be mar~ will get covered up. Bas be o~g at a loss Of a~ location. Miller said ~e centet will .HO$p1tl;\( a~ttli"Jli!tr~tciri\t~Ij(ftl~-Nflfl(;lt:4na.m$~\i!~I.".t1()ard feet wide, while the outside one mately, $300,000. You can't do that 1:1 ler said he may be able to use tape have an, open house In ~eh fOr , ~~r""~n* ,~.l.iJ1"lWIIIJ~m$'Pl'~R!iilt.).;'t!)
Monday, January 20. 19921 The Ruidoso News 13A Lost, abandoned pets want to COllle in froIn the cold 'by DIANNE STALLINGS Ruidoso News Staff Writer She's alert and intelligent, a quick learp.er. But Maggie·and her friend, Sara the black Labrador, were discarded by their owner. They were left; at the Lincoln 'County Humane Society about two months ago. A catahooIa-blue heeler cross, Maggie inherited the intelligence and solid instincts that are recog nized in both breeds. Her markings are black and white. She's housebroken, gets along well With other dogs and is gentle with children. "She hasn't been exposed to cats here, but she's so bright that I'm sure she would ada,pt to rang an owner wanted, said Basch, shelter manager. She ready has adazted walking on a Don't fence IDe out leash. Maggie wei 55 pounds and is Fence posts mark ~he perimeter of a Capit.an. But fences can't keep visitors full grown, probably about two large tract of federal land between the from enjoying the spectacular view of a years old. settlement of Lincoln' and village of snowcapped Sierra Blanca peak. She's sponsored for spaying by a contributor to the shelter. Spaying or neutering are the major costs . . I connected to adoption of animals People of the West meets; organizes in Corona from the shelter. I All dogs and cats adopted must . The Corona Chapter of "People its ranchers, miners, loggers. Their next meeting will be at 4 be spayed or neutered to prevent for the West" met January 9, in recreationalists and oil and gl\smen p.m. January 27, in the Corona the production of more unwanted Corona with more than 30 in at uniting to keep the federal Im)ds in Recreation room. litters. tendance. multiple use, according to a/ news . Luther Broaddus III, a writer for The number oflitters brought to This was their first meeting release. .: the New Mexico Stockman, will be the shelter this past few months is since they organized in December. The Corona Chapter agrbed to conducting a training session on staf,germg, Basch said. Bill Hays is the president, Ron help communities with issues how to write effective letters and 'Fifteen dogs were brought into Merritt Jr., vice president; Nolene pertaining to private property how to deal with the media. There the shelter in one day, a dozen on McDaniels, secretary; Jo Ann Joy, rights and multiple use Oil the fed- will be a potluck supper afterwards. another and most were puppies," he treasurer and Sandra Merritt, erallands. . Ifanyone is interested in attend said. 'The sad part is that most will reporter. They also agreed to help other ing please call Bill Hays at 849 die. They're either already sick or "People .for the West" advocates businesses with their struggl~ for 1215 or Ron Merritt Jr. at 849 will have to be put down because of MAGGIE wise use of our natural resources, economic survival. 1423. possible exposure to distemper." . "I've told people whO have ageinst Parvo and distemper when more, they'll have a chance at life. brought in litters that they are they arrive, but it takes 10 days be But they don't want to be signing the=s' death warrants if fore the vaccine takes sffect. bothered," he said. SPECIALS GOOD WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. they leave t now, but they don't "I tell people that rn give the During the summer, Basch has . care," he said. pups the shots and ifthey will keep several families that act as foster \) • Basch inoculates puppies the pups for ten days to two week homes for puppies, holding them ALL ALAMOGORDO, RUIDOSO, until they are protected by shots CLOUDCROFT AND . and returned to the shelter. But in ... the winter, he has no foster homes LLSUP CAFIRIZOZO LOCATIONS with facilities to keep the puppies inside. Foster homes would help give PRICES EFFECTIVE .JANUARY 19-25. 1992 • healthy litters a chance, he said. In the cattery next to the canine ALLSUP'S CHEESE. bUilding,.~, a laid-back smoky GREEN CHILI & LINKS .. tiger stripe male is looking for a BEEF LITTLE 'E~I'ALL TYPES new hOIlle. CHIMICHANGA SIZZLERS ~ PEPSI- He's solid muscle lI\d shows the EACH 12 OZ. PKG. ...-...-..-~ COLA wonderful full-face pads that mark a lIlature tomcat. 16 oz. Bottle But he has the disposition of a C conten~hr:= which" would be $2~19 further e with neutering. -H9 Hazy, who was brought to the MILKY WAY, SNICKERS. shelter as a stray, is sponsored for M&M. BOUNTY. TW,x & MARS the procedure. He d be a great com panion on cold winter nights. CANDY To volunteer as a foster home, or BARS for more information about Hazy or SINGLES Maggie, calI Basch at 257·9841 or stop at the shelter on Gavilan Can HAZY yon Road. 3FOR$1
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•4A I The Ruidoso News I Monday, January 20, 1992 Business serVIces• 5&J offers business • In August, John and Sheri They are available for bookkeeping hours, inclUding Saturday, by ap Morytko opened a new business in their place of business or by a p pointment. services office in Ruidoso. pointment at other locations. The telephone number is 257 S&J Business Services is located S&J Business services is open 3.163, which also serves as the fax ill Suite I ofCharleston Square, 617 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with other number. Sudderth; Ruidoso. In addition to offering a wide va riety ofoffice services, such'as word processing, typing, dictation over the phone or III person; typing of resumes, word processing, and fax services, S&J serves as the secre tarial service and receptioriist for a group of "cluster" offices that sur round a .central area occupied by Sheri Morytko and her assortment ofmachines. The offices may be rented by tallung to Sheri or John, or by call ing Gary Lynch Realty. S&J also offers an answering service for that group ofoffices and for other persons or businesses. By having your phone forwarded to S&J's number Sheri Morytko will take your calls and bill by the month ($30, 8-5 service,) or by the call ($.40 per call.) . Sign shop on the move John has a degree in accounting and Sheri has worked for a number Candyce Garrett'has moved her sign Adobe Plaza, 202 Mechem. Her tele of years keeping books in Ruidoso. SHERI MORYTKO business from 2916 Sudderth to the phone number is 257-4288. We~d's RC&D meets in new community center Ag group convenes at the Inn The South Central Mountain helped communities through the the erosion problem. Weed, discussed her enterprise. . RC&D Council, Inc. met Tuesday, years. . A feasibility study is in progress She has' invented a glove to pro New chemical treatmenta for plants and soil will be discussed on November 12, 1991, at the com- He listed some of the projects for the Tularosa Ditch System tect the hand while gathering 'eggs January 29-30 in Ruidoso during the annual New Mexico Agricultur munity center in Weed. . wOrked on. He and Howard Harkey pipeline; six uiiles of pipe would be so that the hens do not peck the al Chemical and Plant Food Association Conference. According to a news releace, were two ofthe original members in installed "if feasible and money hand. She has a patent on the . "It's really a chance for dealers and distributors to get together Robert Bell presided in the absence 1967. could be found for the project. e:Iove, and is planning to go to the and exchange ideas," said Richa:rd Lee, weed specialist.with the New ofthe chairman, vice-chairmall and Howard Shanks spoke, saying it Shanks has helped write a grant mternationAl poultry show in Janu Mexico State University Cooperative Extension Service. secretary. was the first time the council has proposal to obtain trees for beauti ary to promote ·sales. To date she The conference at the Inn of the Mountain Gods will include Howard Shanks gave the invoca met in Weed. fication for the village ofCaJ>itan in has sold more than 1,000 gloves; pr-;sent!'tions of l;inancinl! in the 9~s, extension in the 90s and the tion, followed by the Pledge of Al He named some of the RC&D conjunction with Smokey s 50th Noel Marsh, area range conser umverslty's role lD sustamable agnculture. r- says a specialized legiance. projects in the area which have birthday celebration in 1994. vationist for BIA. discussed the session will also cover topics ranging from insecticide resistance to Bell welcomed the group and been completed and said the Weed Otero County in interested in a Mescalero Apache tribe's·grant for potash placement in the soil. . .said the meeting was dedicated to water system is an example ofwhat study of the economic analysis of a study to store nuclear waste on .Producers, extension agents, specialists and administrators are those people who helped _get the people can do by working together. impacts of public land grazing in the reservation. The study will be expected ~ at~nd the two-day conference t~t opens with a morning Weed water system installed. He He said that James Canyon project, Otero County, and it was approved completed inone year, and the tribe ofdownhill skiing and.golf, and concludes WIth an awards dinnel". also told those present a little about through the Otero SWCD, has as project measure PM-292. willbe interacting with other com For more.information, contact Lee at 646-2888. what RC&D IS and how it has received some funding to alleviate Brenna Goss, a resident of munities in the area. . ,
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Monday,January 20, 1992/ The Ruidoso News /5A : fit
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6 p.m.-LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS takes the meets for dinner at Cree Meadows Country Club before attending a meeting of the Ruidoso Village GIRL SCOUT COOKIES can be ordered frOm Council at the Ruidoso, Municipal AdministrAtive Lincoln tour neighborhood Girl Scouts. Call Sunny Hirschfeld at Center.. . . the Hubbard Museum 378-4142 for more informa ". A visit to Lynda Sanchez' tion on buying cookies in your neighborhood. Or- humanities and creative writing ders will be taken through January 31. . • seminar will reveal a wide variety of subjects covered as well as some incredibly creative students. . A new honors class this year at . 7 p.m.--WBITE MOUNTAIN SEARCH AND Hondo, it covers such diverse topics RESCUE will meet at the Ruidoso High School as Greek and Roman culture, art, public meeting room. This is open to the public and AARP TAX-AIDE ASSISTANCE begins at mythology, and rise of western civi people interested in becoming members. For more Senior Citizens Center. Volunte'er counselors are lization, writing projects such as information call 258-3660. . needed, and should call Dale or Sharon Miller at keeping journals, term papers, 267-7618 to volunteer or to learn more. writing resumes; drama and most 7 p.m.-REGION IX COOPERATIVE CEN recently classical music. TER and· Drug Free Schools and Communities Ad According to a news release, one visory Board will meet at the. Ruidoso Middle of several mini-field trips was School Library. FutUre Farmers of America (FFA) Noon-S~VICECLUlI COUNCIL at K-Bob's. taken recently when the class students will present their designs for a communit;y visited the restored Casa de Patron drug awareness,billboard; also a committee topro-' home in Lincoln that is now a bed mote a communit;y ..peaker for February will· be and breakfast. ,selected Everyone is invited. 9:30 a.m.LINCOLN COUNTY MEDICAL They not only had a grand tour ' ofthe historic home once owned by CENTER AUXILIARY will meet in the Conter Juan Patron during the Lincoln ence Room at the hos ital. Count;y War, but proprietor Cleis 6:30 p.m.-{)RIENTATION MEETING fot Jordan presented a very special anyone interested in becoming a Foster or·Adoptive performance that included music Parent will be at the Social Services office at 410 6 p.m.-FAMILY CRISIS CENTER board and history of the German com Mechem Drive (next to the Fina Station to the back meets at Dr. Arlene Brown's office. The non-profit, posers Bach, Beethoven and all.-volunteer group offers free group counseling at ofthe lot.) the January 26 meeting will be at 1 p.m. Brahms. DERRELL R. BROCKWELL,, SANDRA KAYE BEARDEN Interested persons should call 267-9217, noon each Monday at Dr. Birgit LaMothe's office in Jordan, a titlented musician her I . the Terrace Plaza. For information on Family self, played .both a unique wooden Crisis Center, contact Dr. Brown's office at 267 organ and piano during her 7712, or call the Ruidoso Police, 257-7365, and ask demonstrations of the distinct BeardeO/, Brockwell 10 a.m.-noon-AARP meets at Senior Citizens for a Family Crisis Centervolunteer. styles of each classical· era com . Center. The program will be the Jack Page poser. chairman ofLegislative Committee. For further in Afterwards ' students toured marry in Las Vegas formation call 267-2610. some ofthe uriique museums learn 11 a.m.-6 p.m.-BWOD DRIVE by Lincoln ing about 1880s history, architec Sandra Kaye Bearden and Lt. Amarillo High School and Texas COUI;lt;y Medical Center Anxiliary will be in the hos ture, and why historic Lincoln town Derrell R. Brockwell were married Tech Universit;y with a degree in fi 7 p.m.-ALTO v,ILLAGE HOMEOWNERS pital annex, located next door west of the hospital. is so special. at 2 jim. Saturday, January 18, in nance. She is employed as an ac ASSOCIATION wilr'have its monthly meeting at Due to loss of donors from ·J;Dilitary who s"TVed iIi "It was a whirlwind tour, but we Las Vegas, Nevada. countant at United New Mexico the Persian Gulf, a serious shortage of donors ex learned a lot," said one student. T!;le bride is the daughter of Mr. Bank. the Sierra Mesa Lodge, Fort Stanton Road. All Alto ~s. Village property owners are encouraged to attend. ists. All who can participate are urged to do·so. and KM. Bearden ofRuidoso. The groom is a graduate of the Call 336-8447 fur further information. Tlie parents of the groom are United States Air Force Academy Policy , Mr. imd Mrs. D.W. Brockwell of with a degree in Astronsutical Prince George, Vll'ginia. Engineering. He is currently flying 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.-MAm COUNTS The bride is a graduate of F15s at Holloman Air Force Base. • The Ruidoso News welcomes 11 a.m.-FEDERATED REPUBLICAN REGIONAL COMPETITION for upper wedding and engagement an WOMEN OF LINCOLN COUNTY will meet at elementary and.middle school students at Ruidoso nouncements. - . the Inncredible Restaurant in Alto. The business Middle School. For information, contact .ENMU . Black and white photo..J.nhe meeting will begin at \;his time with lunch to follow. RuidosolRegion IX office at 257-2120. are preferred,. but other~ar Leon Eggleston. Lincoln Count;y finance officer, will pictures may be used. Photos present a program. on Pdrliamentary Procedure. will be returned. For further information, call ~For.-. more information call 336-4060. . Noon.-SERVIC~CLUB COUNCIL at K-Bob's. """" . .'," 257-4001. 'oIe-". , . J.e. and lValterine Hughes celebrate 50 years J.C. and Walterine Hughes, who Clovis High School. heve made their home in Ruidoso Hl1I!hes' college career was inter fur the past 22 years, will celebrate ruptedby his father's illness and by their Golden Anniversary with two World War IT. While at home be- receptions. cause his father was not well,. ..., The Hnghea, who were married Hulilies met and married Walterine Feb~ 1, 1942, in the Nazarene aOO the two headed for Bremerton, • receive your refund anticipation Joan and Church m Clovis, will be guests of Washington, where he was sta your state refund in a matter of days honor at a recepJ:ion from 2-5 p.m. . tioned Saturday JanU$ry 25, at the As- During the war, while J.C. • no cash needed-all fees can be withheld sembly ~~ Church i:n R~doso. Hughe~ served in the Army, from your loan check They lUVlte all their frisnds to Walterine made good use of lier • available whether we prepare your return stop br. ''No gifts, please," says musical talents by touring with a Waltenne Hughes. usa band. or not Their three daughteJ;s and their families, will be hosts for a recep- Walterine plaTed, and still ~on ~e next Saturday, February 1, plays, the Hawaitan ~el ~tar. H&RBLOC~ m Tulia. She had chances; at vanous times, to sit in with Les Brown and Kaye The Hughes' ~aughters, SuAnn . Kaiser•. While.in Clovis,. she played 1400 Sudderth Dr.• 257-4223 Harland Pegi DiAnn Russell and many times WIth Bob Wills. KaAnn Wilfong all live in Tulia. These days, she shares her HOURS - Monday - Friday 9 - 6 • Saturday 9 - 5 Among them th~y have seven sons talent by playingin ch1]rCh. MASTERCARD, VISA, AND DISCOVER CARD ACCEPTED and twO daughters. After J.C. Hughes got out of the All three girls have the name @mlY, it wasn't long before the "Ann" as part of their names in couple headed back home to live honor ofSisterAnn, a Catholic nun and work near J.C.'s family as they lAPIE~ tk- I/(U( who taught Walterine Hughes had a family oftheir ovni. ()fgEPUeTltJAI when she attended the Catholic J.C. Hughes alrel\dy loved .the School inClovis. Ruidoso area. His high school foot.. ~ e{)/I(IV t{) RlCIt1Q4"o./ "She taught me love," said ball team came here to practice, . . Walterine, whose own religion has and he remembers'llaying football alwals been, an important part of on the old fiel where Cree SEDUCTION will be appearing at her life. . Meadows is now. CdCHERA'S RESTAURANT & CANTINA In the early '4Os, J.C. H'!Bhes '1Je just alwSl!' wanted to move headed off to WarrensburlL8tate here," says his wife of50years. Friday. Jan. 31 & Saturday Feb. 1 - 7:00 pm Teachers Colle~ on ~ full all- . And inll!10,.they bought a body around sports sCholarship. He had shop from oKell Massey and were gqtduatea from Farwell High hired b, their'longt;ime Mends, the WALTERINE AND J.C. HU~tiES(2-1-4:2) S~ool and hadn't yet met .IUs .Bastel'$, to ~~tethe Stage Coach bride-to-be who had graduated fromMoUl1, and the family settll!!l in Ruidoso. "What I do is through love," adds And, they're still at it. J.C. Walterine Hughes, who doesn't Hughes is still busy'at his bod;y want any special attention or ' shop and they're still meeting and praise for her liours ofwork. greeting guests at the Stage Coach She also is active in Beta Sigma Motel. Phi, Xi Alpha Rho chapter. She has Beaut;y is. important to served as treasurer and president, Walterine Hughes, but when she and has been selected as Valentine sees something that's not so beauti Girl and Girl oftheYear. . ful she doesn~ dwell on the nega WalteriPe Hughes also has tive - shejust moves fu. ward. served on the Village of Ruidoso That's why, when the strip of Parks and Recreation Advisory land in front of the Stage Coach Board. Motel became on eyesore; she just When the Hughes ~ily gets to ~ somethinJ!about it. gether to celelmite this Golden An 'You had. to see that before you niversary, five generations will be saw!JIY motel," she says. 1m hand.· WaIterin.e Hughes' 90 It's no lonJ8r an eyesore, but in year-old mother will be there, along • stead is a pomt of pride to the vil with the Hughes' three daughters, lage thesll' days, since Walterine nine grandchildren and one great.. • $ 10,000 stage and Ught show •A Mel GibSon look alike ·Iandscaped it and maintains that =~daughter, ·"A playgirl centsrfold • A model featured In GQ magazIne Courtney Ward of YBlMS~·" strip,eat afteryear. • "0n6 ofthe hottestma/el'8l1iews to come outofCallfomla In C . .. "They ~ that as a dlJDl.Il," J.C. and Walterine Hughes say states the l1mes. ·Mom /hanJusta male 1'811hJw" says USA Today. recalls WalWt'iile, who seen often : ;.;...-"'" Is their life together has been grand, 11ckets are $10 advance, $12 at the door. ,nowadays on her riding mower and hope their mends will join Available at Cochers'258-9008. l J;h~ WALi.~RINitiuSHB' keeping the green grass groomed. them for Saturday's celebration. AND • .'. ~ • , . . \ ., . ..:' ..
6A lThe Ruidoso New.s {Monday, January 20.1992 Sports . . Warriors \VO\V home fans by beating 41\ Cavell1en
by KRISTIE SULZBACH Murillo. As the team planned Jaime Ordorica made three of Ruidoso News Staff Writer Murillo drove the ball down the nine three point shots, one with One shot in the final few seconds court and got it to Evans. Evans set only about 30 seconds left in the of the game gave the Ruidoso War up and, with what seemed to be the game. He had a total of12 points. rior boys basketball team the three greatest of ease, shot the ball in JeffCox shot well, too, and made points they needed to conquer the from three-point range to give the five out of eight field goals and Carlsbad Cavemen Saturday 62-61. Warriors the go-ahead points with three free throws. He was the sec Fortunately for the health ofthe less than 10 seconds left. ond highest scorerin the game. fans and coach Norm Wright, the Carlsbad tried to make a shot in As a team the Warriors made 53 game wasn't that close all the way. the last second ofthe game. but the percent of their field goal shots In fact. the Warriors scored eight Warriors kejlt them out of range which Wright said is really good. unanswered points before Carlsbad until the final buzzer. The Warriors The team was 62 percent on free hit a three-pointer at the beginning had beaten a 4A team. . throws, which he said isn't great ofthe game. Although they only led "It doesn't usually work the way but was good enough to win the by one at the end of the first you say it will. but this time it did. game. : quarter, the Warriors came back to It's the biggest win I've ever had The one statistic Wright doesn't take a good lead at half time, 33 to here " said Wright. like is that the team had 28 turn 27. "TIrl;; is going to give us the con overs. He said that is lower than in It was the third and fourth fidence we need to as we s~· dis past games, but it is still too many. quarter that saw the lead go back trict play. Now they think they Carlsbad had 27. and forth between the two teams have a chance to win some district Wright said the ironic thing until the last few seconds of play. games."he sal'd. about the victory is that Carlsbad The Cavemen lead at the end ofthe Evans was 100 percent in shoot had beat Lovington by one point third quarter by one, 43-44. but the ing for the whole game, with four . earlier ill the season,Lovington Warriors weren't going to let this out offour in field goals ar.d two for beat the Warriors oy 80 points on victory slip through their fingers. two on free throws. He also had Tuesday. With one minute. to go the War eight rebounds, three /lssists and 'With high school kids you can riors were still behind by one. Wal three blocked shots. Wright said he never tell what will happen," ly Murillo made a big steal and also drew a charge near the end of Wright said. threw it down court to a teammate the game which got the ball into . The junior varsity was up to the for several catch up points. Sudden Warrior hands. It was one of challenge offacing Carlsbad too. At ly the Warriors were down 56-60 Evans' best games, he said. the end of the first quarter the and called a time-out. Another outstandin~ ·player ·in Warriors were up 20 to 10 and at Wright said that in the huddle the game was Robert Sayner who half 31 to 20. In the third and they said exactly what they wanted was five for nine on field goals and fourth quarter Carlsbad was able to to do, Ifthey scored they would im sixfor seven on free throws. Four of shrink the Warriors lead. It was mediately fonl a Caveman to stop those were near the end of the also in the last few seconds of' the the clock and then drive the ball game when the Warriors needed i~':t that the Warriors scored the down the court to one ofthe three the points, so it was a real pressure points to win 47-46. point-shooters. situation, Wright said. Sayner was The Warriors bad 10 players Robert Sayner made the foul, the,high scorer with 16 points and score in this victory. The· high but it was his fifth, so in came. also had five assists. 'scorer for the J.V. was Jeff Chap Flying past a Carlsbad opponent, Robert Cox (bottom) makes the moves it takes to man who had 13 points.. ~y Sayner (top)· sees his chance to take a sink a free throw for the Warriors late in Rodriguez had seven, while Jeff shot at the basket. Sayner was the high the game. Cox also had a great night for .' Cox had five. JImmy Varnadore, scorer in the victory with 16 points. Jeff the team and scored 13 points. Jim Paul Whipple and Darin Davis all had four points each.. Wright said the junior varsity seems to be on a roll and has won three oftheir last four games. All the Warriors are going to need as much steam as they can get to play Socorro on Friday, January 24. Socorro is the 3 AAA defending champion. and they have competed in the state tournament four years in a row. Wright said. They have one of the best p'layera in the diatrict in Lawerenee Baca, a 5'7"· senior. He has been a starter for Socorro· for the past three years and was quarterback for the football team. He is a tremendously talented athlete, Wright said, because he is quick and a great shooter. "He is going to be hard to stop. They have a lot ofgood players that are aggressive. It is a tough gym to play in too," he said. Wright said he .hopes the Ruidoso gym will be tougli because ofa home crowd on Saturday night when tha Warriors host the Onate Robert Sayner looks for an open teammate to throw the Knights. Tip-offis at 5:15 p.m. ball to in the last few minutes of the. game against Both games are important to the Carlsbad on Saturday. Sayner lead the team on the court Warriors as they kick off district until he was fouled out in the last minute. competition. ' War'rior Wrestlers host a tournaDlent on Saturday Ruidoso High School is the place about 5' p.m. at the high school district, 3 AM, Cobre was second, Sophomore Gunner Johnson at Salem Romero of Montwood and. and intensity. to be this week for wrestling and gym. Coach Gerald Ames and the Onate placed sixth and Deming the 103 pound wei2ht class Raul Ruiz of EI Paso's Socorro. be Jose Pierto at the 112 pound Warrior fans alike as the wrestling entire wrestling team invites the was 13th. The 19th place finish was 'wrestled remarkably weD to place was then eliminated from the weight class. Jerry Romero at the team competes in a dual and hosts community to come by and support one of the best for the Warriors· seventh. He defeated Lenny Avalos tournament in a very close, exciting 119 weight pound class, Dylan its own tournament. the team at both ofthe events. since 1986. . of Del Valle, Ricardo Corral of match by Mayfield's Amador Carusona at the 125 pound Class The wrestlers will square off On Friday and Saturc!ar the The young W~or team con Coronado and Gabe Lopez ofOnate. Martinez. Carusona is now 1-2 and Scott Stricklin at the 130 against New Mexico Military In. wreatlina' team participated m the tinues to improve with each meet. Johnson lost twice to Irving's Rudy against Martinez. Ames said pound class all lost both of their stitute ofRoswell on Tuesday, Jan EI Paso lJowie Invitational and fin The team is lead by Poncho Portillo Varges. . Carusona continues to iinprove and matcbs. Ames .said they all uary 21. The junior varsity matches isbed 19 out of 26 teams. Many of who is 21-4-1 for the season and 5-2 .Tohnson is one step short of get betterevery day. wrestled hard and are looking to will begin at 6 p.m., and the varsity the best teams in the southern part at this tournament. He wrestled, finishing in the top six wrestlers in Wrestlers with one win and two improve their skiII and do betterfor will follow at 7 p.m. of New Mexico and E;I Paso were at well and defeated Raul Rodriguez this area,.l\IIill coach Ames. He now losses were Sam Gumbert at 125 the bome matches. On Saturday, January 25, the the tournament. of Bowie, Mark Behnke of.Irving, has 13 wins and 12 losses for the pounds, Joe Zinnat 145 pounds He said all of the wrestlers are Warriors will host their only invita St. Marks ofDallas, a perennial Julio Bot1ilIa ofAndnis, Ivan Luna season. and Mario Sanchez at 171 pounds. looking forward to seeing a good tional ofthe season. The action he Texas wrestling power, dominated of Parkland and D.J. Woodfield of Junior Chris Carusona went 2-2 Ames said they all wrestled well crowd for two of the few wrestling gins at 9:30 a.m. and will last until the competition. From Ruidoso's Carlsbad for a fifth pla~ finish. for this tournament by defeating and showed marked improvement events scheduled in Ruidoso.
This week in sports BEEF On Tuesday January 21, tlie 'N Ruidoso Middle School Bravea will CHEDDAR host Capitan at 3:30 Il.DL at the middle school gym. Botb " and B SALE Fls and bors teams will be plal '~, The jumor varsity C team will also beeompetiogonTuesday. The girls C tellm game against Silver Will begin at 4p.m. at "he White Mountain Gym. The boys f.eam game will start at 5:30 p.m. or , following the completion of the , girls' game. .Fans will have a rare op-" r~lDjty to see the Warrior wres~ " ., , tellm in action at hom.ll on· . TueSdaY also. The team'Wil1 face ., .. :, . Mili~ .';-.,'. ,- New Mexico InlltitUfe at 6
-- - " ~- p.m., starting with the j'Wlioi' v-iU' ~ . ._- 8ity; Qu~utied skiers The girls 'ViU'sity andjunior val'- . , ,_ .:~._ .'; > 'I.- - ~ _' • ~l:YblUlketb~team wilt be At . AUI~SQ Te~m home on Friday to P-lat.~.. .. Mettltmr$ of the' .. $k; (back row from left) Eric Pena and' The t'H.eBnl gllIl1e willl1l!plJ.U:IG .. .wefB stJwe of t"'\!11· fla$te$t .at· ttl-e .sa,?l", Mi!ckey 'fullY· (Front row ,from left) p.m..at White ~ountl@l. "tAU~J~l : \ " '. F;& :fiadi:f Ag\!1l.·01a$s Qualifier. T~se: 'J(6ndra ~li(j.Sl!l-lina Steed";OVSty Junior vlU'fjlt1' PlaYs, mthe' _ ', se1l.ol)1~, }whi)W()l1 'tn&dal$ 'and :aWard$,wer~ ,~tover~ K,\!1IP~ lJij.$lle 4rJdl<.aral:.e$lIe. ,. , - ", -. ,. r ,.:, ."- . I,t- . C •• ••",,'•••- ..• . . .,, 'I ..,'", Monday, January 20. 1992/ The Ruidoso News/7A Hunting and fishing isn't all fun and games to Ron Moore · .'. by BUDDY BAKER Offic~ Moore covers an area The other new law that assists is due to the reluctance of hunters Ruidoso News Staff Writer that is roughly bounded on the west the department is Operation Game to spotlight and take their deer il When Ron Moore talks about by Nogal, the south by the Mes Thief COGT). This is to the Game legally and then put a legal tag on game violators he becomes very calero Reservation. the north by and Fish Department what the it. serious. Capitan and the East by Tinnie. . Crimestoppers program is to police The Department is seeing fewer The smiling, quiet, soft spoken A conversation with him reveals departments.· and fewer headlight violations, Moore is the cons~ationofficer as a dedicated officer. Callers may call an 800 number even though they are putting forth signed to the Ruidoso area by the He has a·bachelor of science de in Santa Fe and report violations" If the same effort in enforcement. New Mexico Game and Fisli De- gree, as do all·new hires in the de here is a conviction on that viola Most poaching is done. at night partment. . partment, with a major in wildlife tion the Caller is paid a reward of a and the tougher law obviously has He has been 1rith the depart management. specific amount depending on the had an impact on violators. ment for nine years and in his pres Moore feels str9ngly about issu game taken. Moore thinks that in his present ent assignment for three. ing citations to every person he " For instance, a conviction for a assignment, he gets more coopera "Before I worked with the de catches in a violation. deer hunting violation pays a tion from the judiciary in prosecut partment .J had no idea how many "I have a responsibility to the reward of $500 and one for an elk ing the violations thlln when he li,cense violators and poachers there people that are buying licenses and paya $750. !l\eports may also be was posted in the northern part of· were," he says. "State-wille we feel obeying the game laws. For that made to local offices .of the Game the state. that there are as many' deer and elk reason I issue Ii. citation on every and Fish Department and also indi killed illegally as legally." violation where I can ma.ke a case. vidual Conservation Officers. All game and fish violations are. The majority of the citations ·Besides that we take an oath," he The Operation Game Thief handled by magistrate judges. written in the Ruidoso area are for saysunsmilin~y. . (OGT) number is 1-800-432-GAME, All ofthe fine money collected on fishing violations in the Slimmer. '1fwe find em we write 'em;'he a~ the number of the regional of These are princip~y issued for game and fish violations does go to adds. . fice of the Game and Fish Depart the department, but goes into ·the fishing without a license and for '1 write between 140 and 180 mentis (505) 62~-6135. state school fund. l:!'king more than the legal limit of ticketa a year," says Moore, "About fish. . Moore says there is a feeling 60 percent of these are fishing The OGT lJ£ogram was in that stricter enforcement. leads to Like any other job, Moore says violations and the halance are for stituted when the Game and Fish the sale of more licenses and those that proficiency fur conservation of hunting illegally. Hunters are har Department put an undercover proceeds do go to the Game· and ficers increaSes with experience. der to observe because they are agent on the road with, road-killed When a person is fishing without a Fiah Department. spread out and not concentrated game and let himself be seen with In addition to enforcing the license, an officer is soon able to around a specific georphical point' the game by a number of people. game laws of the state, conaerva pick. up furtive movements as the as the fishermen are. Ron Moore is serious about enforcing state Game and Fish Department rules and regUlations in the district that He was not turned in by anyone. tion officers devote a great deal of angler glances over his shoulder at The Game and FiSh Department Itwas then decided to institute a time to hunter education and train- every sound or vehicle. has a couple of new tools to help includes Lincoln County: program where persoJ1S giving in . ing, public relations work and game Mueh of Moore's Bummer is ·them in their work. formation on poachis .and ,ame management. .spent with binoculars around lakes The first one is the vehicle con 30 vehicles confiscated in the state. their vehicle orby using spotli~ts. violators would be re arded. I An additional responsibility is to • and streams. fiscation law where the state is In the southeast area alone there Moore recites a recent inCldent New Mexico was he first state monitor the streams and lakes for Hunting violations are more dif entitled to confiscate the vehicle have been 14 vehicles taken. in which a bow hunter was ob To aid in this program, the de to create such a prolFam! and industrial and private pollution. ficult to detect because of the wide and guns of anyone involved with served shooting at one of these received nstional recogmtion If'ron:! While they are not charged with en area that hunters operate in. Many taking game with artificial light. If partment has another weapon. dummies. ·His vehicle and weapons gam~ times conservation officers are other atate and federlil and forcement of the environmental any vehicle, including boats, is used They have a dozen mounted deer were confiscated. fish departments. I laws they work closely with state aided by winter snows which help in headlighting game, then that that are spread among the varioua Another bow hunter drove by ACcording to Moore, these pro and federal environment enfurce them track both vehicles and indi vehicle will be confiscated and, areas. These decoys are put along and observed the incident and later grams have done a lot toward ment agencies, and the Forest Ser viduals. upon conviction of the perpetrator, side the road at night and ataked remarked about"it to a conservation decreasing ·the number of viola vice. Ravens and crows also aid the sold at auction. out with an officer team observin/l;'. officer. ) tions. A fine that is imposed on private officers in detecting a location The same goes for guns used in The next night the second . This past hunting aeason the and corporate polluters is made where illegal kills have taken place. the commission ofthe violation. Violators can be caught red hunter was caught shooting at the deer harvest was less than in pre available to the Game and Fish Pe The·birds congregate to feast on the Since the program was begun in handed while attempting to take same decoy t;hat was set up in a dif vious parS. Some in the Game and partment for restoration and remains ofthe kill. October there have been more than game by using the headliRht. of ferent part ofthe canyon. Fish I)epartment believe that this restocking ofstreams and lakes. Who really.gives a hoot about the Giving away free animals ~potted owl? Hearings set to see· . - could spell death sentences Six publichearinRs will be con· spotted owl include loss of ita for -January 21 at Apodaca Hall in the Public Employees Retirement ducted by the U.S. Department of eated habitat due to logging and When an owner gives away puppies or kittens be tied·to the rear ofa jet engine to see what ~uld Interior'a Fish and Wildlife Service -fires, as well as increased predation Association Building, 1120 Paaeo de Peralta, Santa Fe. free to people they don't know, they col;l1d be send haf.pen ifthejetcaught on fire. on jts propl)sal to list the Mexican and competition from other birds of ing the ammala to an agonizing death, said Randy 'I think I could tell then that the snimals would spotted own as a threatened prey due to fragmentation of their -January 22 at the Alamogordo Civic Center Auditorium, 800 First 'Basch, manager of the Lincoln County Humane incinerate and they wouldn't have to pay me a ePBcies. " forest habitat. The agency ~ dime," Basch ssid" . . If,.-,,,, •.. - - '. -estimate8'-thatmot'e~than·61). per- Street.~~amog!m,lQ. . .. Society., . -January 23 .in Light Hall Each year, millions ofanimals ate ~ in teats Geneml':Miitorswas singled out inth8'"Illagazine "The hearlngs will allow inter· cent of the owl's"habitat occurs on that result in violent deatha from activities such as for using live animals, auch as piga, in crash experi ested persons to submit oral or ~ds managed for timberproduc Auditorium atWestern New Mexico University in SilvCJ" City. safety test!ng for automobiles or in ~ pain ments .despite· statements from experts that the written commenta on the proposed tlon, About 90 percent ofthe known and Slow deatha from laboratory expenmentation, resulting data is meaningleas for human il\iuries rule. Mexican spotted owl population in he said. and deaths, he said. Most ofthe other car manufac habits national forests and another ~Febl'WU'Y 4 at the Pima Com- . "There are ))eople who make a bandy living turers use dummies in their crash tests and Gener Three ofthe hearingS will be aet nine percent are found on other munity College Center for the Arts going around collecting theae free animals and then al Motors' safety record is no better and in some in New Mexico, one in Arizona and public lands. Prosceniuin Theater on the West sel1jna- them fur experimentation," Basch said. '1 cases, worse than thoae companies, Basch said. one in Utah. Camfnus of Pima College, 2202 W even 'have been approached about selling shelter Another experiment that riled Basch was a re The service estimatea there are Anltm Road, Tuc80"?-1 Arizona. anjmals." . aearch grant for the University of Dlinois in which The owl inhabita forested more than 2,100 Mexican spotted. -Febl'WU'Y 6 in the conference "Alternatives now are available through the use cow's stomacba were cut open and a bag ofnewspa mountains and canyons from the owls and about 5.6-million acres of room of the Bureau of Land Man ofcultures and computers," Basch aaid. "'.t'he uae of pers inaerted to see ifthe animals could survive on southern Rocky Mountains in owl habitat. agement district offi~ 176 E L.L. live animala is not necessary. And ao many ofthe a diet of 40 percent newsprint. In another, rats Colorado and the .Colorado Plateau Sargent Drive, Cedar l,;ity, Utah. taxpayer-supported activities are costly, inhumsne were fed incredibly large doses of Louisiana hot in southern. Utah, southward Under the Endangered Species and make no aense. It's irritating to think that my sauce to aee the human equivalent of one-half cup through· AriZona, New Mexico, Act, an endangered species 18 one For additional information on tax money is pa~ for these useless and in· to each 10 pounds ofweight would kill them. weatern Texas and into Mexico. Ita in danger of extinction throughout the hearings or to submit written humane experiments: "This will continue as long as research money is habitat primarily is uneven.aged all or 0 significant portion of its cODlments, contact Field Super Examples cited in a recent edition ofthe maga available for this type of inhnmane nonsense," multi-storied forests with closed range. A threatened species is one visor, U.S. Fish. and Wildlife Ser- zine published by People for the Ethical Treabnent Basch said. canopies. They alao can be found in likely to become endangered within . vice, Ecological Services Field Of of Animsls include a government grant to· spend For more information contact Basch or ~er furests where remnant the foreseeable future. fice, 3530 Pan American Highway $600,000 to prove waterfowl will me from being write P:E.TA, P.O. Box 42516, Washington DC, trees exist. All meetings will begin at 6 p.m. NE, Suite D, Albuquerque, New doused with oil, another project doomed animals to 20077-4865. lior threata to the Mexican and are ached'uled for: Mexico 87107, or Call 505-883-7877
The Dreamer Deep of winter closes in on t4e Vale
. "A Friend"in Need member a time when the aun beaming down Is A Friend Indeed" for halfa day did not make a dent in the cold. During the niRht ofJanuary 14, Jack Frost And yet here' in the sunroom, Corina the let the hammer ilown to twelve above here in Storm Ranch cat, is on her pallet right next to the Vale. Then early in the morning I looked her west window, soaking up the raya of the out and snow was flying out ofthe north in a sun as she watches it drift slowly down toward very cold wind - a reaI blizzard. the western hilla. I looked at my very emall woodpile at the For all the cold in the shady places, and al yard gate, and wondered how I had let myself though the American flag is floatinll;' in a get so short ofwood, and I wondered too how breeze straight out ofthe north, the iciCles, all long this blizzard would last. The snow was pearly and opal in the evening sun are drip deep out on the bluebird field, and the north ping drops which catch the rainbow colors of wind began to blow harder and colder. and here he came right in the face of the the sun as they fall. A circle of rainbow lights I went: back inside and built u)) the fire in snowy blast, and was gone before I had a surrounds the sun as it casts its benediction the lireploce and began to wonder how I could chance to thank him. I was deeply grateful for .upon this snowy vale. get more wood during this driving snowstorm the wood - just when I needed it most- and The snowbirds are feeding and singing, and to tide me over through this winter weather much more thankful fur the act ofkindness it there,is a quiet mood of reverence, all ~~ when we are only inthe beginningofthe deep seU; which Paul did this snowY morning. I said the mountain land bringing a prayer oft ofwinter. a pra'yer of thanks to the good Lord for this to God to your heart for all our bleaaings. Abont nine o'clock I went to the door and friend in need. . The Coldest Night looked out. just in time to see Paul Jonet! blue This ia o:ne ofcountless good deeds Paul has After the coldest day with sunshine on the pickup just driving away through ilie snow' done for me and for many others through the fifteenth, came the coldest night on wee small
~ >, -' and there by the gate was the most beautii~ years. A hle!lsiJuf ofthe winter is that it is the hours ofthe sixteenth, when the mercury went . sight I have seen in a long time - a tall time we all draw closer togetheras friends and down to four above. The power o~ for quite . pyramid-ahaped pile of firewood. There out- good neighbors. Here in I8te afternoon I think awhile last night, and Corina, the cat, and I "'- ," - .', ,. lined against tlie driving snow it was a of the great deeds of help and kindne81l that stayed close to the fire place. Paul Jones' load " treasure tp,ore p1"licious tbW. silver and gold. have biien done me in my life, and I realize of wood came in just right. Many thanks and of~twarm<l1e ... ,, 'fhe v'l.lY Ilight through and how rich I am in the true wealth. And I ask I!l'eat opp,reciation to Buddy Guthrie fur work· - '; ".~, .,.,' <, thro~, ~ mostofaU it warmed myheart. God to help me be a better friend, mysel£ mg so fuithfully to bring the powet back on. "':,t' -",' . '. ",<' ;',,'," . -.-, . Paw had ImOwtl.. I was short of wood, but The Coldest Day Thia moming on the sixteenth, the Sun ia his oWl\:wb.Qdpi!e was ~ove1'l!d with snow, and This is being sent to you at three-thirty in out and the temperature up to furty-iri.x. Typi J)readi~gtbe Sun . .. ,'hjl did not ho\·e four-wheel drive. It is a good the aftemoon, and the.tem})!lrature has not cal changes of night and day weather in-the , ..,I "I ,Cb6t@ to ,get 'OVer hete across·the creek even risen above twenty although the sun haa been mountain land. The bright sun on the snow is ,th~. :wJ:~~(\ut-wheeldrive - considering the deep out since noon. This is the coldest day in the a beautiful sight. .' ,, .. .1'111$ jaunty. sn6wttlan·j$..enJoyllJQ. QOld :. and ..~oI\!lt,and the roJ1g!ts~ts. year and one of thl! colileat 1 have seen in a Let us thank God for a beautiful winter and "' .. Jtopln9;the l~tn~raturC1f:$tay~ JOW.....I$.CU'9'flter~art$ . ~.•.. 'P4U\~il !lilt on chiiins loaded up the wood long time on a aunny day. I mean I cannot re- all our~thermany blessings. " .. ;,fifi'YC1fbiel1Pt:!pplng upaUovertoWi1. . ;,.,., '"\ ••' _••' ~.:'" ,.;:..•.'-10;.,; -.0 ._.~_ . ------~•.. -.,~~------_-----~---- .. • >, • . . " . ''\ •• ..
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(almostasgoodasa steti!o SJlStem) • ... 1N'l'EJUoR}EX'l'ERIOR BRINGTBIS ADFOltAJl'R£1!lADVLT BEARiNG TJilST 'DOORs litRAimwARB I. 4~ .~6'.t& ''''~TEi. .. , cb~l\'tOl'& . • . .' 5' '. ~"''''', , • '. - •. IF" -r J -, ( -'_ ~ '-, .... S d_ - '. " • , -"',' . N ...• 100J MEOHEM DR/.VI! • RlI/DDSo. NEW MI!JtfCtNJB3i1~ . ·258"-459.9 );. . " " • T ." '0; • . .. . i'!," • • Monday, January 20,1992 : RlIi(joso, Ne.w Mexico . B Section Editorial , Let's don't let our village go to the dogs Ruidoso is;going to the dogs, and it's not the first time. I LOVEOIHE About 10 years ago, packs of dogs roamed the MOVIE·-BUT I streets, and several people, including Mayor George mINK3:JMEONE White's wife, fell victim to the rampaging. canines. It ~JKEDMY, was a 'bad time for the Village. a time when we had no . tried and true plan for controlling the animal popula .roDA.!· • tion that so quickly gets out of hand. Over the years, those problems were faced, reviewed and brought into some semblance of order. The village hired a full-time animal control officer to be a member of the Police Department. It worked well to have one well-trained and qualified person having major responsibility for animal control within the vil lage. He answered calls on the lost and abandoned f domestic animals, wild animals and road kills. The contract,with the Humane Society to provide shelter for animals brought the whole proQess togeth er, and the village was in control. But now, we're without an animal control officer, and, according to the village manager,.we may not • have one until June. If common sense didn't tell us that this village has come too far to let wild animals get out of .control again, .then the police calls we're hearing on the scanner should. ' We're he~ring more animal calls, we're seeing more "LETTERS . 10l)se dogs and packs roaming the streets and we're seeing more, caracasses beside the road. Police of ficers are doing their very best, but the chief himself Part-time residents want news from horne admitted that officers already have suffered three dog TO THE EDITOR: Bible because each morning we Journal in Texas. One of our rea panies) to write the Lubbock bites while workiflg the animal beat. The problem will My wife and I are like so many could get the Lubbock Avalanche sons for locating in Ruidoso' was be Avalanche Journal and request only worsen without vigilance. home owners in Ruidoso, we hlIve a Journal at many locations here in cause we could obtain the Lubbock relnatatement ofservice to Ruidoso. home here in Ruidoso and one in Ruidoso. Not so anymore. For some Avalanche Journal here daily. We It is certainly an incentive to locate r .Lubbock, Texas. We love being in reason they hlIve taken Ruidoso off receive The Ruidoso News by and/or viBit this wonderful country, We understand that the village is trying to save the beautiful Ruidoso countly, but their agenda. There are hundi-eds mail in Lubbock. and still be able to buy the Lubbock money, and of course that means cutting back on ser we also enjoy staying abreast of ofWest Texas people who are here We would ask the West Texans Avalanche Journal daily. vices. We're putting up with cutbacks in garbage col whllt is happening in West Texas. a great deal of the time and sub here in Ruidso and the businesses Tom Walsb lection and snow removal, but we believe it's short Up until recently, this was pos· scribe to the Lubbock Avalanche (especially in real estate com- LubbockIRuidoso sighted and a mistake to cut back in the area of animal control. It's an issue that affects the environ Maybe Sam can help with the MRS debate ment, as well as the health, welfare and safety of vil lage citizens and visitors. TO THE EDITOR: ested. powerful people. Prime Time Live, ABC News I recently wrote a letter to Sam I asked him to investigate what If we show him our concern per 1926 Broadway Donaldson of ABC News, concern is happening here. haps he can bend a few ears and New York, NY 10023. Policy ing the MRS installation. Seeing I believe that as many peOple, help us with our fight to stop this He might like a copy of the peti that he is our neighbor with inter who feel compelled to do so should , ,. poison before it's a "done deal." tion as well. The kuidOlloNews welcomes "Letters to the Editor," and will ests and land holding in the Hondo write to him as well. He is power Tamara Bryant publish them on the Opinion Page with all letters being subject to Valley I thought he might be inter- fully connected and knows a lot of The address is: Ruidoso editingfor length. The name of the writer must be printed. A telephone number must beincluded fur verification. While letters need not be typed, they must be legibly written. Lincoln man disagrees with neighbor's letter Letters may be hand delivered to The News office at 104 Park Aveuue or mailed to PO Box 128, Ruidoso NM 88345. TO THE EDITOR: 2...... improvements to the his their grounds (for better or worse.) Well, now thllt factual informa I was most interested and sur toric buildings ...": The plans for the The Lincoln County Heritsge Trust tion has been f.'rovided, I suppose prised at the recounting by Sally restoration of the Luna House and has also participated in this pro that the list of 'the troublemakers" Black of the accomplishmentS of improvements to the Gallegos cess. should be increased by one, accord. Mr. Gary Miller (see feature a,ticle House were initiated sonie time 4...... and the list could go on ing to· Ms. Black's record keeping in 'l'he News of December 26, prior to Gary Miller's employment and on. ", Please tell us more! system. 1991.) with the Lincoln County Heritage . 5. Regarding the operation ofthe Lastly, Gary Miller should be Let us look at the actual record Trust. They were completed after Wortley Hotel, we .have always un commended for his exhibit design I BALJONPUBLISHING INC. of "incredible" achievements and his arrival here. Mr. Miller did derstood that it was a- 'Iosing for the "Trust" museum, credit both. give 'Credit where it is due. make changes to Dr. Woods Annex proposition, at least during the earned and deserved. Stick to the JlIook Kent Cooke 1~80s Chalnllan of~Board 1. " restoration ofthe old court- durin" his tenure. when it wasles.sed. by .the facts, Ma'aml Commendation for house ": The Monuments DiviBion 3. '... getting tril.sh cleaned up Lincoln Pageant & Festivals Corp., improving this community goes to of' the State of New Mexico did and beauti1}rinln~e grounds... : a Lincoln community organizations. the people who live in this lovoly restoration work on the courthouse Two-thirds of' In is in private Sally, it did make money in earlier historic village. . and other properties to which they ownership. For years, the ci~ens times even when fewer tourists Jeremy B. Jordan • C"pyrllJht 1E191, RalJon Publishing Inc. hold title; no one else. of tbi~ village hlIve maintained camehere. Lincoln Mailing lil:fdress: P. O. Box 128, RUidoso, NM 81(1345 Phone: (505) 257-4001 . ' Where To Contact Your Lawmakers . The Ruidoso'NlIws Staff: Buddy Baker, RllPortet; Shllny Shad<>, Reporter; Dian""Stallings, Reportllr;KlfBIIllSuIZbaoh"l'lllporlet;Jony LOOmis, Circulation Managllr; Tamara MolllO... Office Managolr: MBIk BGoJ, Bookklll>psr; Phyllis Lincoln County J.D. "Bud" Payne sceven Schiff. R-Distlict I State Representalives Hudman. Adltertlslng; Tammlll HolfGr, Advllltlslng; RodF1anaglln, Advertising; Elected Officials Box 728, Carrizozo.. 88301. 648-2956 132.1 LOn8wonh House Office Building John Underwood. D·DjslriCI 56 ClaudiaGu_1t,Adveltlslng; Sissy BlIck, C1ass1RIKIs; Debb/ll Jonll", Graphic County Commissioners Washington DC 2051.5 (202) 225--6316 1096 Mechem., &,troud Building. Site. 3E Monroy MonteS, Glencoe. 378~5482 District Court Judge Albuquerque: Dennis Oaavcz Pederal Ruidosb NM 88345 ArUst; JollOph MaItI... Prossman; Gary GaJza, Asst. Pn>ssman; RoblIlt Priddy, Sdrllhg T. Spencer. Carrizozo, 648-2314 Richard A. ParsoM Buitding.?66-2S38 25S-909O Aoutll EJrlllilr. DiU Blliott, Ruidoso, 258-4455 Box 725. Carrizozo 8830I: 648-290 I State Capilol Building, Santa Fe 81503 TheRuldosQNewsreservesther/ghttoraJeetadvertlSlngand,editcopythat Joe Skeen. R-District 2 984-9529 or 984-9531 (To leave a message for counly com Sheriff 1007 L0!1gwDTth HOU8C Office: Building It considers objectIonable. Uability for any error In advertlslng shall not misdoncJ'8. call rhe Lincoln. County lamCl!l McSwanc W..Mnll1on De205'5 (202) 225-2365 Slate Sena10r fMleedthewlueoftheaC/Uafspacalnwhichthe erroroccursandshall be Courthouse. managc=r's office, 648~ Lincom County Jail. Carrizozo Los Cruces: Federul Building. 527-171' Pc~ Campos. Democral satlSflEld by correCtIon In the nelrt Issue. No fl'Ortlon of The RUidoso NeWs 2385) 64S-2342, 2S7-2716. 25S-S607 RO$wcll: Federal Building. PO Drawer 449 Santa RoaD NM 8843.5 500 N. Richardson, Room '27; 88201 may beused'nanymannerwithouttheGxpressed.vitl'IItBn consent·ofthe County ClOd< Uniled Slates Senators 622-0055 State Capital Building publisher. ' Martha: McKnight Proctor Pete Domcnici (R) Santa ft! NM 87503 .'. • , j r' _ .. , , Box 338. Carrizozo 8S301; 648·2394 Room SD, 434 Dirksen Office Building BiU Richllrdson, D-District 3 Switehboanl: 984-9300 WashinstonDC20SIO 332 Cannon House Office Building County Treasurer 623-6170 in Roswell W..hinll1on Dc 20SIS (202) 225-6190 Janice Ware (202) 224-6621 in WlIlIhinston DC Santa Fe: 548 Agua Pria Street; 8750I 801491. Cap...... NM S8316; 648-2397 9S8-6177 ·1.ff BlngOlD.n (0) Ruidoso Munieipat Judge COUhty Assessor . 524 HartSenate otflce Building New Mexico mected Official.. a...... H.wthorno, 1221 Mecl1em Pattiei. A. Sembi Washing.... Dc 2OSlO Oovemor Drive. Suite I, 258-4487 Box 421 CotiU02'.O. NM 8830I; 622.7113 in Roswell Govemor Btuce King • 648-2306 (202) 224-5521 In Washinslon De 4th Floor. Slare Capitol Building. Ruidoso Municipal AdrninlslrnQvc Ctr Sanla Fe. 827-3000 21 1 Cree Mcadows Dnvc Probate JUdge U.s. R~nl.li ... 258-4014 " • I' •• .. • • • 28 I The Ruidoso l\Jews I MondllY. January.20. 1992 . . -~ _. - . Call 257-4001 Call betwe~. or 8:00 a;:m. & 5: ..!J p.m. FAX 257-7053 Classified ds· to place yo r ad. MALWIlY$ Yoa dI....~ IIa ~ ~ 01.' rI_ ch..ck '0_ .d-.ertlMmcnt 'Olf e~o... ClalDu fOIf m_1b. ,.,__ Nob,: $IO.oo.-ft_ ell..... Dn.U ~4cbftiL... _D ~I"cd b7 til.. NCWII wltIdn 201 .....oftb.. 8,mt pIIbliadcm d ..... M..mc.nI .nd VIM ,.,..I_e. DIRECTORY LISTINGS BY CLASSIFICATIONS DEADLINES FOR CLASSIAED . . READER ADS ONLY: Thursday. 5:00 1 Announcements 19 Property Management 37 Antiques 2 Thank you 20 Storage Space lor Renl 38 Arts CLASSIFIED RATES p.m. lor the Monday Issue: Tuesday. 5:00 3 Personals 21 Wanted to Renl 39 Sporting Goods One Time Rale Only p.m. Iqr the Thursday Issue. 4 Lost and Found 22 Pasture for Rent 40 Boals. Mari"e Equipment 5 Land tor SilJe .- 23 Autos lor Sale 41 Miscellaneous 6 Houses tor Sale 24 Pickups :.." Trucks 42 Wanted To Buy 25~ DEADLINES FOR ALL DISPLAY 7 Cabins for SaIe 25 Van~ 'or Sale 43 Help Wanted a Word ADS: Thursday. 5 p.m. lor the Mon 8 Real Estate Trades 26 MOICJrc)'cles tor Sale 44 Work Wanted • day Issue; Tuesday, 5 p.m. lor the 9 Real Estate 27 Aulo Paris 45 Financial Services (PlUS Sales Tax 01 6.8125%) Thursday,Issue. 10 ftt0blJe Hames 'or Sate 28 R. V.'s and Travel Trailers 46 Services ., 29 Llvestock pnd Horses . ., Busin_55 Opportunilies • 47 House Silting 12 Houses 'or ~enl 30 Farm £qulpmenl 4.S Child Ca... Publl.her as.umesno financIal re DEADLINES FOR ALL LEGAL 13 Apartments 'or Rent 31 Feed and Gralr:- 49 Child Care Wanted sponsibility for typographical er 32 Produce and Planls NOnCES : Wednesday. 5 p.m. for the 14 Mobiles 'or Ren. 50 Entertainment rors In advertisements except to Monday Issue; Monday, 5 p.m. for tha . 15 Mobile Spaces for Rent 33 Pels and !?upplies 61 FIrewood For Sale 34 Yard Sales 52 AucIJons pUblish" correction In tha next Is, Thunoday Issue. . 16 RenllQ Share .7 Busln0r;.s Renlals 35 Household Goods 63 Schoolsllnstrucllon sue. 18 Resor. Rentals 36 M,uslc~llnslrume"16 1. An1101llH'eJlH'llls 1. AIIlHlUllcemcnts 9. He,ll Estale 9. R{'HI Eslate 12, Houses fOl' Ren! H. Apt".. fOl' Rent I PUBLISHER'S NOTICE - All real YOU CAN GIVE - the gIft·of sight EXQ~ SIX BEOROOM - 6 RUIDOSO, ALTO VILLAGE - EXECUTIVE - unfurnished 3 VARIETY - Of rentals available estate adverti.sjng in this news by being an eye donor. Contact· bath home. Magnificent view, Large house on 3 lots in Alto Vii· bedrooms, 2 baths, den, formal throughout Ruidoso. Call us to papm: is subje¢ to the Federal any Lion or'call 257-2776 for great rental history. Call Jeff at lage over 3,000 sq. ft. Four living, diaing, easy access. ses What we' have .oplln this FlUl' Housing Act of 1968 which details aad a donor cam. Do it Ooug Bass and Associates, 268 bedroom,' two bathS, hot tub, Century 21 Aspen Real Estate, week, or keep j;his number for m8ke~ it illegal to advertise "any nOw; there is a tremendous need 5252. 19-D-21-tfc sauna, 360 degree view. Two car Joe Yates, 257-9057. 2O-C-41-tfc the future. 606-267-3146 preference, limitation or dill for eye tissue. =7-tlhC FOR SALE BY OWNER - no down gsrage, auto door, two fire- FOR RENT Two bedroo two 26-H-72-tfc places. Full Country Club mem- -.. m, .crimination based on race, color, PREGNANT, NEEO - can payment to q,mlified .buyer, FURNISHEI> - Lar~ one religion, sel<, handicap, femilial cabin in Para~e Canyons, bership, Jockey Club seats avail- bath, . one car garage, $550., Birthright, 1- DO-848-Love able. . Call Nick Patterson Three bedroom,'two bath, two bedroom apartment $350.00 status, or national ongin~ or an 0(5683) (Lost and Found,Miscelianeous, Pets,'Household 13. :\pts. 1'01' RC'lI( Goods, Musical Instrul!lents, Antiques, Sporting , • Goods)•. 2:<, AulDS 1'0" Salt- Free ads must be submitted , . ''To: The Ruidoso'News ;, , ,, RO~BoX128 .. • Ruidoso, N.M. 88345 .- on Coypc)n below• NO TELEPHONE CALLS ~-_.~_ ~_.- , .. Wd...... oi""...... ---_._------_.•. . '~. .• . ..-.--- Narne , !', ,,', - - -a. -IS .. . Ml!in'll9 Adclte."!.- ~.'-"... -&--.,...,~..; . '-- -r '." ...... , ,,', . , , -- ..., , . . ,~ ,,~ ;.-~ ,! -,' - ~ .- • ell... . :_ t '. ( - .' '('-- - ! - . *. "--• . : .. ', • _"""'''"'''~_~~~~~~ ''''''''' ... • ...__...,,!,,",M.o.n.d.a,;,;Y. January 20, 19921 The Ruidoso N?WS 138 Classified , , ~1. , , AtHOS for, Sule 4t. i'VJiscelhmeolls 43. Help \"ullled > • • !l'o. Sl'I'l'kes 51. Firewood nH' Sale ' 1987 DODGE LANCER E.S - MOUNTAIN SALVAGE - buying FRONT COUNTER HELP - and TELEPHONE BUSINESS - Bys- QUALITY SEASONED FIRE- Needs engine. New tires. $660. wrecked ears, custom exhaust cook. Apply at 1203 Mechem, tams. Sales, service, repair all WOOD _ Juniper, Cedar, 0.B.0.364-3320 M-D-73-4tp systems, mechanic on duty. 1,'4r. Burger. M-B-74-tfc NOTICE OF systems. Commumcations Pinon, Oak. Delivered or you FORECLOStJItE"SALE 1991 CUTLASS SUPREME - All ThrB!' miles east of track, 378-' EXPERIENCED - Parttime sales Specialties, License f#30421, 267- pick up. Different cute available. Under and by virtue of a Stipu. electronic features. $1000. down,' 8110. 17-B-14-tfc person for package store nights 2860. " M-C-66-tfc Reasonable prices. Preston lated Judgment, Decree' of Fore $360. month 378-4908. M-Wc74- HUMANE SOCIETY - Kits N' only.' Please apply in person at CHECK STATE FARM - Insur- Stone, 1-605-364-2366. 2O-S-67- clor··.... and Order of Sale issued by 4tp Kaboodles Thrift Shop has Hollywood Inn. 17-H-76-tfc ance rates. Your best buy, 510 13tp the United States District Court for 1988 RAMCHARGER - 4x4, ltuto- moved to larger ~rs: 6~9 LINCOLN CABLEVlSION _ Has Mechem, 267-6366, Greg Carey JUN~:;;;IP*E;o;;R""'AND"'=~C"'E""D-,-1\R=--$116.a the District of New Mexico on De matic cnllse AMIFM cassette. Sudderth (next to ~s; white an opening for a Customer Ser- Agency. M-S-I01-tec cord, Pine $100. a cord. Split, cember 27, 1991, in the above Perfe.t condition. $9,260. Under stucco ~dixur in rear), 267- vice' Representative. Accepting FREE ESTIMATES - inshop~ delivered and stacked. Call 336- entitled action, wherein the 30,000 miles. Call 336-4662 6463. , VLLL. FREE 30 DAY 6pm. 31-M-75-2tp-R-1tp date,ofsale, and costs ohale. AND EX-OFFICIO SPAIH~ TUB. - Acrylic, port- , ~~~~~wid~~' ~ca~ YOU NAME IT - we'll clean itl AU pursuant to a Judgment in RECORDER OF LINCOLN WARRANTY able, like new. 268-6527 or 267- PART TIME drivers license re- Windows, carpet, laundry, ete. the captioned CRuse filed on Decem COUNTY, FEBRUARY 26, FINANCING WITH 4731. IO-P-69-tfc quired. 1-800-992-8005 26.D-76- 24 years experience. Licensed, ber :17, 1991J.in the District Court 1971. ONLY $195 DOWN DIET NOW - $12.96. The Desert 6tc-R-3tc Insured and Bonded. Call of Lincoln \jounty, New Mexico, TOGETHER WITH ALL BETTY'S JANITORIAL at 378 wherein the Court decreed that IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. 'I USED 4X4 TRUCKSI ab, Gazebo Shopping Center. MUSEUM INTEliPRETER _ For Plaintiffs mortgalle is a first lien, 257-4969 ,M-D-72-6tp less than full time. Year round 6430 21-B-76-tfc SUBJECT TO RESTRICTIVE '09 Ranger and foreclosed Plamtifl's mortgage SUPER DIETERS TEA - Cin- position with small museum. NEED A HOUSE SI1*I'ER on the following described real COVENANTS APPEARING Low miles, like new namon, Cranberry, Lemon, Public speaking ability required. Monthly or yearly. Experienced property: OF RECORD IN BOOK 36 OF '89 F-150 Pickup Original, P!ppermint, Apricot. Enjoy working with public, sales with references. 267-7263 tOr Lot 6, Block 8, ofForest Heights MISCELLANEOUS aulo,4x4 The Desert l:lky, Gazebo B1JRNT ORANGE LEGAL NOTICE FJIU:WOOD ,DISTRIBUTORS IN1'HEUNITED STATES M£I!lQtJrtB or OAK CATCHALLTHE l"IlUl:\VQOD DISTRICT COURT FORTHE 1BE:OISTRICT '. LOCAL NEWS!!l Excellentfor'cookilllJ or heat OFNEwMIi!Xrco FOR illlJ. JiWe delivery witldn 10 UNITED STATE OF xnileB of R.~d"lJO, N.M. AMERICA, HOME $200.00 a co'tdor $110.00 a Plaintiff, DELlVERY halfcord, titllcked. PHONE2574001 Ooll toll fre.. l'SOO".~-o119 WILMA I,.WEBB Dolt· .~. , n.B~,~t . ' . .·D;#endant. , ;' CIV.tL~.lJO.fi?M "'·TOBA-tift':·::' .... 48 I The Ruidoso News IMonday, January 20, 1992 I 5,500 -PAID subscribers read all about Lincoln County I and the surrounding area in OKj.AHOMA CITY 4MARILLO ALBurJUERQUE , CORONA COMPLETE ...... J 'TV LISTINGS I I FOR THE AREA I I I I I, , Television Schedule For I The Week Of " SAN AN'oiLQ January,20 Through January 26 CHANNEL LISTINGS 2 Sports Network ESPN 3 Portales, NM PBS KNEW SAN ANTONIO 4 Albuquerque, NM NBC KOB 5 Home Box Office HBO 6 Cable News Network CNN 7 American Movie' Classic AMC 8 Atlanta, GA IND WTBS 9 Albuquerque, NM . ABC KOAT 10 Roswell, NM CBS KBIM 11 Local Digital LOCAL 12. Chicago, IL INO WGN 13 Discovery DISC 14 Nashville J . , TNN 15 CBN Cable Network CBN ...'" 16 CNN, Headline CNNHEAO 17 Music TV MTV 18 New York, NY INO WOR 19 The Weather Channel TWC 20 Albuquerque, NM INO KGSW ,,. 22, Disoey , DISN 23 Turner Network TV TNT 24 USA Network USA ~ *Lisfings for Lincoln Cablevision's newest chamtels were not yet in the system at press time. Those new chantJ.els will be included within the next few weeks. We're working on it. '. 1 " PUBLISHED MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS OFFICE HOURS Graduate ofh Chiropractic College, I. Houston, Thxas I, ' Mon.-Thurs. 9AM-1PM ' , (Call for atlemoon appointment). ,,' :, New Mexico atU11Uas Licenses 257-7555 445 Mechem Drive *All the Local News , Emergepeyiter hours: Located between Sears and 258~4113 Casa Blanca Restaurant Weeken8s~d *Total Area TV Listings Evenings X-Rays not required on firstvisit! • . 'r ·*Current Ski'~: Conditions , YEARS -t-.... . -_ ' t'l'[" 1 2 "I." 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GIiOf118 Sanders. his0esSaturdayto his nightsfavoritewhendisco.he dressesJohn Travolta,up and another world terrorizes an arctic r/lSearch MDVIE: Kenny Rogers As tho~ G,embler: (1936) w,. Lyn Gam .Ba Mm (1977) station. Kenneth Tobey, Margaret Sheridan Adventure ConUnuas While tra~ellng to · 5:00 12l Sporl1C~!!lIr . 5:30 C2l Collage llukllball St John's al Seton a1l1n n oy, TJY IIr (1951) . what will be his last poker gemq Ilefore OJ MOVIE:fiIncenl and Me A13-year-old 9:OO~Lamlag In Ametlca: EducaUon DB Trill. 11:00 mMDVIE: Tha World III HII Arms Asea ret/rement, aprofessional gambler rUns into painter who admires van Gogh finds herself' Hall (L) (lSports Tonight captain searches for aRusslancountesswho trouble. Kenny Rogers. Bruce Boxlaltner. baltling art forgers and traveling through EVENING time to meel the artist himself. Nina . m MDVIE: Moollllde A. rough. seafaring was kidnapped bV her former suitor. Gregory ~~e~~~S(1983) Petronzlo. ChrfsJQpher FoITBst (1990) man cares for adeslitute, suicidal girl. Jean Peck. Ann Biylh (1952) . OJ) Dn Stage 6:00 (l) MOVIE: The Inronner An IRA leader In 6:00 Ql MacNeli/LIhrer NewaHour r;I Gabln, Ida Luplno, Thomas Mitchell 7:00lll MDVlE: Mr. & Mre. Brldga An Ol Rools (PI 2 01 6) John Amos, LeVar Dublin Is be1Jayed by his best friend. a lJ) (!) NIWI . (1942) upp,er·mlddle·class couple raises threo BunOll, Leslie llggams (t977) 1:;1 , dull·wilted, greedy lout who. Gall't under· III MOVIE: The Josephine BI"r Story A (lDl NollhamElgure r;I children in Kansas City durlng the t930sand I!ll BasI of Saturday Night Uve ' stand his treachery is wrong. Victor black female entertainer shocks the world 1IJ Nighl Court I;J . '40s. Paul Nllwman. Joanne Woodward IW Qulncv. M.E. McLaglen, Heather A,ngB1 (1935) with her sensual song-and·dance perfor· lQ) Carrie" • (1990) t;I .' a Full Housa r;I mances In 1920s Paris. Lynn Whlmllld, OJ) On Stlga 8:00 12l SportsCenlllr @ Kids. Incorporatad 7:00 III MOVIE: The WllcYI Alter a boy stumbles upon aconvention of witches and Ruben Blades, David Duk/lS (1990) r;I ([5l BDrder!llWll 1:1 mMDVlE: Rash aRd FaRlIlV Atrllogy of ID NBA Basketball discovers their nefarious plans, the grand Ci) PrimeNm.J:I I!ll H.II Hour Comed¥ Hour tales features an ugly woman with achance 13 Just tha Tan ollis Q (lDl JlOPlrdvll1. QI Love BDat at beauty, a man who fights a deadly 605 Ct b ,th Ch pi . high witch turns.hlm Into amouse. Anjellj:a !l2l MOVIE: hlnv Raga" AI till Gambler: a Hunter ~ prediction and a trapeze artist plagued by : (I) as 0 e am ons Huston. Mal Zetlerllng (1990) r;I Adventure COIlIlutI While traveling to OJ Avonll. . dreams. BettY Field. EtIwarr1 (l. Robinson 6:30 @) Wheel 01 Fortune 1:1 8:00 12l SporllCenllr • . • what will be his IllS! poker game before 13 Murder, S I Wroll r;I' (1943) W Stall of the Peoplirntervlews, debates (l) MOVIE: 1111 Sheik A sophisticated retirement. aprofessional gambler runs into 9:15l1l Kldlln Ibt HIli r;I 8:05 (I) MOVIE: Fire on tht Mounllin Acrusty. andthaenauIYnSI'oiSnleAadddlrnegstso.the President's State Englishwoman Is abducted by a seductive bouble. /fenny Rogers, Bruoo BoxIellrlllr. OI desert prince and soon falls In love WIth him. Until Evans (1983) 9:30 (I) SporllC_r Independent old·tlmer Ignores the Army's (!) thIs Is Your Ula Rudolph ValenUtio. Agnes Ayres (1921) lIZ NI1irII World III MontyJlnt order to vacate his ranch so amissile baSIl (f) Entertainment TonlghtQ O!l O. S.... !l2l Kalak tJ can be built. Ron Howard, Buddy Ebsen (lDl Cheers 1:1 8:05 (IlMOVIE: The BDy Illhe P1a1tlc A IlJIbbIe ([5l RooII (PI 1 of 6) John Amos, LeVar lQ) GI DI.rt (1981) Q)) The Oldlfebtl and HIs Gold boy born with no irlIniunity to dlseaso is Burtrln. L/lSlllIUggams (1977) r;I OJ) Dn Slip 9:15l1l MDVIE: Hoi to Trot A bumbling 1HI Chun:b Sbeet Stallon forced to exist in Ihe sterile environment of all But of SlturdlY NIgIIt Un ([5l nIGII (PI 1 01 6) John Amos. LIIVar stockbroker leams how to handle his 121 Night Court r;I ,I a plastic unit. John Tral'll1la.RobBrt Reed OUI~E. I (1976) . QI - Burtrln, Leslle/lggams (1977) r;I unscrupulous fatherwith the help of atalklng @ MIckey Mouse Club Q ,I rA fJII I a 9:35l\ll Stava luaca h(109rsaeB') f!lf Gr)ldthwalt, Dabney Coleman 13 MV Two Dads , 8:30 III MOVIE: Daclor DoIItl1a An english doctor KtIIJ ren~ade (Jl) is thought daffy by local authorilles When o MOVIE: AiVirez A 9:45l1l MOVIE: Hamburgar Hili Asquad of 14 .,. \ . 6:35 Dull they hear he ,holds conversations with the , cowboy bringing aherd of Mexlcanca eto soldiers fights for 10 days to capture a hill 9:45 mMOVIE: Sbt Woraa YII'O)II Rlbbo. An 7:00 Ql Nova 1:1 II Union Army major is kidnapped by a In the Vietnam countryside. Antholly Banilll, undermanned U.S. Cavalry ol/lpOSt. ·under @) In thtifelt 0' the Night ,., animals InhibiUng his estate. RBX Harrison. reckless Confederate guerrilla. William Michael Patrick Boatman. Don ChBildJII the command of a soon·ta-retlre captain, Ci) Larry King Uvel .,. Samantha Eggar(l967) r;I Holden. Richard Widmarlr. Janice Rule (1987) makesa desperate attemptto repel Invading mMOVIE: JohnllY Apollo The college son 9:30 (l) MOVIE: Thellllllru 01 Ladr XABritish (t966) rot 10:00 (I) Collellt Salkllball Indians. John Wayne, John Agar (1949) of a convicted embettler falls Inlo a life of debutante forces adivorce lawyer to eat his a J.... IIII TH of UI .,. Ql Grell Nobel Deblll NObel/aureates are 10:00 0 MDVIE: Here••Simsouftd Ulynn crime due to biltemess over his father s words by InvoMng him In a whIrlwind 6:05(1) 'lilt 4111t AII..tBoIdIII 6101II AWirdl chosen to debate how well mankind uses his Phenomenal feats of strength and heroism convictlon. TyrOl/II PPlrer. 'Oorothy Lamour. romance and marriage. Merlll Obllron, Hosts Jacqueline Bissol and Pierce Brosnan Intelligence to make for a better world. are performed by legendary characters who Edward Arnold ~940) Laurence OliVier (1938) . Introduce the winners In 24 categorles for 1:1' • Join lorces to prOlect Greece from the C!l Full Haust . 10:00 o MOVIE: Hertu!taVL Iha Hydra Hercules outstanding television and motion picture mC!l IHl Nns Phillsllnes. Kirk Morris, RlcharrJ Uoyd (lDlMDVIE:CBS -.aVMOVlaBlmCL9Ih, travels to Ecalla for revenge against the king .~....h"l::..me....lIt.~..,.;, .' III NIWINJaId (1965) FIHtiIII"tJulyRori Kovlc goes to Vietnam as of the city. who killed his wife. Jayne .... ~ - lIZ Curious Whale • 11:00 12l PnI Snow SkIIng From Telluride, Colo. the all·Amerlcan ~y • de~oted to God and Mansflllid. Mlck/ly Hargltay (1960) 8:3011) _"M ..D OJ) N.aIIYIHe Now (A) . co~ntry; h1lstlretu dbeginl,s-dimi OdYSSllY of 11:00 (I) SlOW SWII From Killington. Vt (R) CI) - It."Tnterviews, debates lIIJ CNN Hndlill Nns III MDVIE: lbt PIPtr Chait The repres- pain, reve a on lin se scovery. 7iom III MOVIE: MI. AbHI YIlI A. wealthy Los and analysls'leadinoto the Presldent's State IIIl KoJak r;I sive, cloistered world of Harvard Lew School Cruise. Wllfem Dalpe. Kyra Sedgwick (1989) Angeles' woman ti1es to choose between of the UnlOrI'Address. rot ltJ Tomorrt.', Oullook sets the stage for an obseSSlld first-year C three suitors. CIalJdla Christian. Adam W/lSt (!) btertallllllllll TDllllIIt .,. a Studs • studelll to lall In love with a mysterious ([fllnvalUon (1990) . (lDl CbH" 1;1 OJ MDVIE: Tht TltJng Astrange thing from woman. Timothy Bottoms, Undsay wagoer OJ) Nalhvlllt Now ([5l MOVIE: YOUIll Mr. UIICOltI Abraham OJ) 011 S"II another world terrorizes an arctic research (1973) lIIJ CNN Haldllnl Newa .Lincoln struggles to establish alaw practice rA JlIgId Cturl a. . ,, station. Kennllth TobIIy. Mar/larIIt Shlllidan, ([5l MO~IE: AWl' All BDlII An untrled vessel QI Naw York II Nlgbl SlIrrllg CIIIl In 1832. H8niy Fonda, AllceBtBdy (1939) OJ M_ Meus. Club r;I Jam/lS Amess (1951) and her crew soe combat In the Pacific Htlmll 11:30 (I) Secllll of SJIIIlI a ,., TwD Dlda a WWF PrlIIlI Iml WredllllJ during World War It Jeff Chandler, Geotpe 0 Wtllller Witch mMDVIE: DlIClIIi Acenturles-old vampire 6:35 all Dun 10:30 1IJ MDVlE: BIg BId Mlm. During the Nader (1956) ,a MDVlE: Victory A group of Allied leaves his native TransylvanIa and leases a Depression, a woman and her teenage 11:05(1) MDVlE: S!rll1i 01 sa. FraIlcJsco A rrrisoners in WW11 defends its honor and crumbling English abbeY. Be!a J.u/1iJSi. 7:00 (J) TIIVlIs 1:1 rot daughters tum to crime to escape a life of detective lieutenant 'and his partner hound ntegrily on the soccer field and attempts an Wfmh PfJicI 0111II AIr .,. ftJ••, 7i "...M escape from a prison camp In the process. DwffJlrfFryB (1931) . Ci) larrJ KllllIVal poverty, Angl, UlWnson. om .,,,,,,,,11. tha murderer of agirl whoso body was found Sylvester StIl/onIl, Michael Caine, Max von OJ MDVlE: TIle ~ of OZ Dorothy and mMOVIE: SIIZ AFrench architect, sent to William Shalrlllr (1974) lloating in San Francisco Bay. K6rI Malden, Sydow (1981) her dog Toto experience various adventures superviso the building of the Suez Canal. 111'.35lJ) To.lgllt Sbn SlIrrlllI JoIltIV Michael Douglas (1972) OJ THI W1:..Lost or D". Q In the magical IBlld 'of Oz. Voices: Aileen falls for two very different WOlnen. TyrI1Il/I ClfIOII', 11:30m MOVIE: NIIICJ Slellt 'I MlultlDI To at Smurfs .,. Quinn. Lome Greene. (Animated) (1983) Power.l.oIJtta YDU/1D. Annalllllla (1938) (!) MlrrIId...WlthCIIINm r;I makeapolltlcalstatement.apaclfislkldnaps 7:30(1) CoIIegt IIIsketball (!) Storfu (!) Home AFT [ R r~ 0 0 N 01: TIll U..... r;I . (JDllaaldl EdJIIoI..D· the daughter of a weallhy munitions IIIIIIIlIVIIIIHII:I (II E'" ShaIIiI g rA Annlo Hln Q manufacturer. VictDr McLsglen. Waltllr 1IJ SICreI ure 01 Mlchlirs lIZ TIm W.1h ' 11:00 Ql AmerIcI. ExtIerIIICI r;I Connolly (1937) OJ MOVIE: IIId IIIdIIIg tIHd Ahungry wolf 12:00 (I) Tmll O!l NUIlvIIIt Ci) SJInl\II TIlfIV Intervenes when a little glrl~S to visit her o MOVIE: Pmha '51 nm I!~nia· lIIJ CNN IU Nm mMOVIE: UOyd'1 of LandoR Amessenger grandmother. Cnllg T. lson. Isabella tically blind wife of an Ind/JSblllist I!Ies to IIIl NIiI York 11 NIgId SIIrrIIg CIIId boy in 18th-century London grows up to RllSS/Ill'ni Amelia Shanke (1989) plug the gap In her me~ that Is Hotr'IIItr WIcb establish alucrative andlnfluential insurance 12:00 (I) TIIIlIIs ta S~y Doo responsible for her. lack of Sight CUlt o tl I the bolld company. TyrI1Il/I Power. Geotpe Sanders, '0 MDVlE: Man From Ibe DIHr'I Clull A 8:00 Ql Frolllllnt 1:1 · Jlrgens. PatriCia ~I (t~) rA MOVIE: Jlnlll Panic grips ay Madeleine cmutl (1936) Diner's Club employee becomes Involved lJ) La. & DrdTr r;I 12:30 III MOVIE: BeyoIId 11II StI" Ateenager ~=:~~~~~=.~~'1:=:: III ~=' with gangsters after Issuing acredit card to Ci) World ..... who dreams of I/8COffllng an astronaut DennIs Quaid. Bess ArrnsrrotlD (1983) QI, . ~. a mobster Danny KBY/I, Martm Hyer C!l RoslallH t;I meets af09J!ef asti'onautwho walked on the alMOVIE:WUteCItlhflHI\IlILuilThe 11:05 (I) MOYlE: scared SlfItghl: AIloIIItr Slory (t963) !l2l QI Newa moon~ .Maitln SheIIfI. F. Mu;"y NJraham children ilf II small town teach their parents Ajuvenile probation oflicer is Involved with •. 1:00mMDVlE: Stlta 0111II UIIII An airPlane lQ) Shark SIIooIe" (1989) how to get along amid racial tensions parents, teenagers and a group of penllen- manufacturer. aided by a female publISher, ([5l 7DO Club WIth PII RDllartm 1:oom MOVIE: TIli World 1111II AnnI Asea surrounding the cMI rights movement of the Uary lifers. Cliff 06Young, SllIn Shaw, TetTI campaigns for the presidential nomlnaUon; all MTV's MOlt Wlnted WIth 'Jolin NIIIIs captain searchesforaRusslan counIesswho '60s.l.IIVar Burtrln.lMrIisB Nicholas. Danny ~~.~~~. Frank t:apra directs. SpenC6r TIJCY. Kathar· a MecGyvar ~ , was kidnapped by her fOllTl!lr 5Uilor, Gtef/OIY Glover (t98Zl. o.u Inll Hepbum (1948) 8:16l1l MOVIE: I ClIIIIt II Pelce Two police Peck Ann Blyth (1952) a SIIItirtII;J ~me After PrIme TIme Srlutilf 2:00 (I) GIobII Supercerd Wra_ oIfIC8l$!n.vesligating adrug4rafficking ring OJ:;iDVI~lpWftckid During the 1800s. a lad JOIns the crew of aSouth 7:30 (I) CDlllllfIISbIIIIH Q.J MDVIE: The BIa Sky Atrapper leads an III MOVIE: The Squnza An artist who encounter ahomicidal eXtraterrestrlai. Dolph Seas s.i 9 ship arid soon finds himself @) BIoIiOm D expedition up the Missouri RIver to start a designs sets for discos gets mixed up with Lundgren. Brian Benben, Matthias Hughes maroOne~ on an Island with murderous (!) AmaJlce.h,Jrtlvt r;I trading postin the middle orlndlan territory. murder and a lollery scheme alter his (1990) plrat6s. .'Slian Smest.d. Gabriel IJyme 11IM., Old .,. Kirk Douglas, 06way Marlin. Etll1lbeth ex·wlfe leaves a mysterious box with him. 8:20 Q.J MDVlE: Hammer Aheroic boxer refuses (1991) r;I ~ a SCIobV Doo Thmatt (1952) . Michael Keaton, Rae Dawn Chong (1987) to take adive alter being groomed for the big 8:00 AmerIcII ExparIHct 1"'1 0 MDVlE: Sol Mlllrid Anarcotics agent time. Fred Williamson. Bemle Hamflton. 2:00 12l Global Superclrd Wra1lIII • ~ NBCMoIIdly NIgId .fti:MIVlllOiI/f 11:30~ =~~t~=1e poses as a drug addict to gel close to the VOIIetta McGB/I (1972) I. III MOVIE: AImosI ••AIIIII Athief suffers W'I$: 11If Cfq1If CltfIl(PI 2" 2) Alex ([5l Peld PllIIfIm mistress of a Malia bigshol David McCaI- 8:30 C!l COlch Q ahead Injury and afterwara believes he is an McArthur. Dennis Farina. Julill Cinnen (II Jot Fralklll lum. Stella Stevens (1968) (!J) CIOllIl In'd Chale . angel put on earth to do good works. ~I Hogan. Unda KozIowsld (1990) (1991r~ OJ EIvII:'56 Exclusive photos. Interviews 3:00 l2lIlCAA Toda, 8:35 (I) MDVIE: AsusslnaUon ASecret Service Q.J MOVIE: l1Ie Roill 8lIIIdef An aging CI) wiril"Nen and clips reveal EMs as he was In 1956. 3:05 (!) MDVlE: Alice Adami Alonely girl In a agent protecting the president's wife Is led spinster falls In love with an Ullbalanced (!) MDVlE: ABC MtIIUV NItId MlIVII lIB poised on the brink of superstardom; Lavon small town is embarrassed by her humble on adeadly cross-country race against time. handyman who holds a deadly secret. "LIIIAwlfe.struggIes to obtain custody 01 Helm narrates social stature and searches for wealth and Charles BlDIlson, Jill Ireland, Stephen Elliott Patricia Nul. Pamllii lJt0rm (1971) herchildrenwhilebelngtrledforthemurder 11'35W l.oVI caa:.eu... happiness In an Ideal husband. Katharine (1987) of her hUSband, S1Jsa11 Dey. Chris Cooper, • (!) NlglltIIIt r;I Hepbum, Fred MacMurray (1935) 9:00 Ql You Should Know 2:35 OJ MOVIE: Last II tilt hnlallUrlng the G.~BaiIBY gg2 8 193Os. a city boY and II Cree Indian boy = l2I VIctoiy LovI FtIIowIbIp 3:30(1) NBA Todl' @) Sup: BIooPtI1 and New Practical depemf:oneach othelfor stmvaJ after they := 11:40 III MOVIE: AcIIoII JlckIolI An honest C!lp 4:00 l2l Up CIm Jot.. :r: are lost In the frCllen canadian. wlillerness. o WlIl'Id An,.. wages war against a corrupt blg-CIty 4:30 (I) Super Bowl XVIII HlgItll9bll ~ ~8V1E:T=b~dlms Alonely girl In a NlthoIas Shields; EvanAdlms (1990) ([5l7Of ~hlII WI1h Pli RobeI1sH machine of sleazy politicians and greedy III MDVlE: SUcky FI...,. Two out·of·work small town is embarrassed by her humble 3:00 (I) SPOI1IIIIpOlItrI . all MTV'. MoSt WIIIIed WItIt JtInI Norris businessmen. carl Weathers. Craig T. female musicians, given $900,000 to take social stature and searches for wealth and III MDVI~ MMIIfdt A tough, seafaring aITeke Me to Your Lalde" Agirl Initiates Nelson, Vanity (1988) r;I care of. spend it and soon wish they hadn't . man cares for ades!ilute, suicidal girl. Jean federalfeglslationi. a 16:~-()ld forms an 12:00(1) BIll af Amerlcl. MuscII Ml;tul" Helen Slater, Melanlll Mayron (1987) happiness In an ideal husband. Katharine Urban Peate ,...... s:a 1-"""'. uses music "A\ MICNeU'II"hm Nmu.... Hepbum. Fred MacMurray. Fred Slone Glbin.1da LpP[na n94~) UVt~ ..,...... \&I /- mnn 5:00 (I) SporlleenlerMDVI~ (1935) 3:30 (I) SCllalulic ~ ~ Q to foster racial harmony, III WorIdwlde Updalt W Thl. Ice A European prince C!l Civil Wars D. 3:45 lIlJ,,,OVlE: ~Nter II boy a MecGfVI{ r;I lIZ ChI_ posing as a reporter romances a Swiss !l2l Nlahl Court t;I 1111 1:15(DJiilJ...... :M'.Tlkt AIIOUt H OJ) Cllib D.1q Ice-skaUng Instructor. SOIIja Henle, Tyrone lDJ Mngl 1"'1 sturnblesupollli'Convention jlf Witches ~ (1~37) distCIyers theit I)8farlaus ,plltlS; the grand tIIiit The comedian takes the 1Ime to ([5l7Gll CID WItII Pll RDIIarIIDI Power ll!l On SIIg:' hIgh witch tums him fnto IIrtlOOSll. A/iJlillca l!!1C1JSS tOl'llllnCe. car travel and more. all Hili .Ifour CDIIlIlIy HlIIf 5:30 mColltQe Balketball Michigan at Indiana ([5l BDrdartoWD Q HUstOn. ~! Zetter(lng (1990) r;I 'I;J ., QI Plld ~rm / (L) (Jl) Hall Hour Comedy Hour 8:20alMDVlE:JIIe_IlIKl1lt~0utcas1 tl! PeclflcOidlHt (II Love BDal 4:00 (I) Up Closa . brOlnels at$pre,lateil'to 1la~le 8!1 entire a M,c_9, " ID Runl.lyR.lph Amouse befriends aboy 4:30 (I) $Uiler Bowl XVI HI.fIla • .' · tllW/)tlldlscovetWho kllJejI )heldather and' named Garfield who captures him at a OJMOVlE: Perltcl HlfItII.lIYTWOboys from swlrldl8\l theIr molMt. JohffWaYffe. Dean 6:00 (J) MlcNell/Lahrar NewaHOllr r;I summer camp. Voices: Fred Savage diltelailt backgrlluliil.sbfeak(lClal bam. In M;itlil. Mait/it ~1iI'{j965)' . l!I (!) Naws Conchita Ferrell, Summer Phoen~ 1959 South Garollna·thrOUllhtbtlr mutual dFetI i · lov, of muslc,hter5a1/ld.1JanBf1Mc(Javin 1:$1 Wflr • . Tho C\IfIllilOIatuS 01 the ~am~:s':iu~eM:Se~ :I~:r~ :~~~~~, .She Wrole E;I .. ., , , • The RuIdoso News' Page 4 ' 9:30 (2) SpemClnter star undertilkas an arduoUs and zany . 7:00 (2) CalItg, 1II1bl1l1. C./IlIII (I)'Crntlve UvIng Wlib SIIeryt Bollin persDnal appearance tour to IIlvive her scout qn 801$cPvery tPUr $ee8 PosslDumSs (I) MonlY1la waning popularity In Hollywood. Luc1l1el18ll, (I) NIUonl1 GeogllPhlc.§!lcll1 Q (!) M.m'd...W111l Children Q .In II foolball staT and awaitress so h&brlngs tI2l Koj.k Jack OakIs (1938) (!) UIIOIvIll Mral_ .,. am 11lIId. ~IUonJ:l . . CIlllnv KIng Uv.1 . Alloitlo 81111;1' . them· to HollY\YCIod for screen tests, Unda all 700 Club WiUI Pal RobeJllon (i) Worldwide UPdlle .. The RUidoso News I Page 5. . \I!l MlV'1 Moal Wanhld With John Norrl. IDI Na. of ThIng. 3:00 l2l Mon.ter TlUcIl Chillenge . ~Beverly Hilla. 90218 C 8:60 a MOVIE: North Dallal Forty An aging aJ Club Dlnce 3:30 (2) Bllt 01 Amellon Muscle MlgUlne football player rebels against the executive , o Fonda on FoIda Henrf Fonda's family all 70D Club WltII PII RObllllon 4:00 (2) Up Clole . and colleagues provide their personal managers who think he's too old to continue \I!l Ha" Hour Comed, Hour . - (J) MOVIE; Deva of Thunder An ambitious playing. Nick Nolle, Mac Davis. Charles reflections of tile great actor's life and ~~n~~mk Dumlng (1979) career. Host Jane Fonda. = race car driver finds love as he tries to . c 00 ,recoverfrom anear-fatal crash Tom Cru} . . 18 MacGyver Q MOVIE: The HUrrlone The id,IIlc life of Nicole Kidman (1990) ". ~e, 8:00 l2l SChllP Tilk OJ CD. American PII,house 8:30 (j) Wings C . . 8 lush South Seas Island is threatened by a 4:30 "'" 1:;1 5:00 l2l SportsCenter < 1m Crook iliii Chase vindictive governor and an Impending • l2l Super Bowl XXIII Hlghl/ghls (i) SPOrll Tonight (i) DayBreak ~ SporllC~nter (l) MOVIE: The Curse 01 the Cet'People A 9:00 (I)Ughthousu 01 New Engllnd The beauty hurricane; John Ford directs. Dorothy 6.00 Super Bowl Special II2lLarry Janel LemOllr. Jrm Hall Milly Astor (1937) Edition. . lonely child creates adreamworld Inhabited lIIJ Gerllert of New England's lighthouses Is captured by an Imaginary friend who .is actually her along with the stories of past and present @ MlcGyver Q "' (l) MOVIE: Jungle Book A boy who 5:05 (J) Gunsmokll wandered away from his village one day and father's first wife transformed Into apanther, lighthouse kee~ rs. Kent Smith, SImone Simon. Jarle Randol'Ph 00 Lew . was raised by a pack of wolves returns 5:16(l) MOVIE: You Cen't Belt Love The LA, (1944) ., daughter of a mayoral candld~te dares a (I) Inside tile FL home! where he now has no understanding of civllizallon. Sabu,Joseph Callela (1942) (I) 20/20 C playboy to become her father's rlva~ Joan 1Il Sporla Tonight '. lml Heells Are Wild 1:;1 Fontaine, PrestOll Foster. William Glisbane (l) MOVIE: Everybod, Does II When an 5:30 C2l Ski W rl . II2l Night Courl 1:;1 (1937) . aspiring singer triea to pursue an opera MORNING tlJ) Invent/on career. her husband becomes aperformer 5:30 (l) ESPN Outdoors aJ On Slage (j) News/Sports Close-Up himself.PauIOouglas. Unda D8mell. celeste 6:00 l2l SporllCenlllr . I!JJ Bordertown E;I Holm (1949) , ' 6:00 C2J World Cup Siding IW Not Just the News (II) Love Ball . il2l World Tomorrow (I) PrImenme Uve...D 6:10 (l) MOVIE: Condemned Women A tough (I) MecNell/Lahrer NewsHour 1:;1 a Hunter C Landl~~ • (j) (!) News l!5J The Ultles . lml KnOIa femalo inmate's olltiook on life is changed QJ MOVIE: -rwoks: The Banle for EndorA II2l Nlghl Ceurl by an allempled prison break and the , (I) MOVIE: Hlmburger Hili Asquad of 14 @MOVIE: Fort OSlge Afrontier scout hir/lc soldiers fights for 10 days to capture ahill tlUle girl, her courageous Ewok friend and a to head awagon train bound for CalifolNa I tlJ) Nalural Worl unoxpecled love of a kind Phrslcian. LOllIs feisty hermit join forces to rescue an Ewok 18l On Shlge HaywanJ, Anne ShIrley (1938 In the Vietnam countryside, ArllhDnyBarr/Ie. discovers his bosses are Indian \ Michael Patrick Boatmarl,· Don Cheadle family from afearsome king and asinister sympathizers. Rod Cameron. Jane Nigh. l!5J Bordertown Q 6:30 (l) MOVIE: SlIr Du.t A Hollywood talent (1987) witCh. WIlford BrlmJ\AUbree Miller, Mo"ls Arlkrum (1952) I \I!l Hall Hour Camed, Hour scout on adiscovory tour sees possibllltios PrlmeNews~ Warwick Davis (1985) I , all Love Boat In afootball star and awaitross so he brings (i) @ Murder, She Wrole 6:00 (2) Spollsmln!s Challenge ~ lml Jeoplrd" (I) Campanlgnlng for Ihe Presidency Hapatch Q . tIIem to Hollywood for screen tests. Unda 9:30 C2l SporlsCenter Q ,I MOVIE: The Grape. df Wl'lltII A poor D8mell, John Payne (1940) II2l MOVIE: Win er Peophl Rivalry erupts In (j) News . , a (I) Tales From the Crypt 1:;1 ~ tile mountains of North Carolina when a Blbar . ,, family migrates to California to escape the 7:00 (I) MOVIE: SllplfJllam Afuturistic bounty family member returns to claim his 1Il MonevI/ne , Oklahoma dust bowl of the 1930s and huilter, an adventurer and an android face (I) DayBreak . illegitimate son. Kurt Russell. Kelly McGillis, II2l Kallk C ljIl. New AlIventures qf Winnie the Pooh boglns looking for work. Henry Fonda. Jane thochallenges of aplanet Earth where nature Lloyf/IBrldges (1989) Ol SecretWe 01 Mlchlnes Darwell, Charley Grapewln (1940) has gone awry. Mark Hamill. Ben Klngslsv Ol The Worfd 01 Shirks Ind Bemcudl 18l TIIII ConnecUon @ Murder, She Wrall Q (1989) ~ atJim Henson'l MIIPpet Bibles Q 18l On Stage l!5J Roots (PI 5 01 6) Jobrl Amos, LeVar II2l U.S. 'Farm Report 8:05 @ MOYlE: KIdnapped A man tries to 8:00 l2l SpollsCenlllr l!5J Roals (PI 5 01 6) John Amos, LeVar BurtOll. teslle Uggams (1977) Q l!5J Augla Doggie and friends murder his nephew in order to Inherit the . (l) MOVIE: The Mighty Barnum New York Burton. Leslie Uggams (1977) Q Fln~James 10:00 (JJ Million From the Helrt Cardiac IIlJ Music Videos family estate. Peter MacArth· general-store manager P.r. Barnum even- IIlJ The Week In Rock specialists travel to the Soviet Union to o This Weekend ur. John l.Q,urie (1960) .,. tually becomes the proprietor of a world- all Wlseguv a..- operate on 19 critically III children. aK·TV 8:30 l2l SporlsCenter famous circus. Adolphe MerllOll, Wallace a Full Hou,,'Q (j) (I) O§l Newl' QJ The Bee Geqs: Going Home Q (I) Computer Chronicles Beery (1934) . @ Kids. Incorporated (I) Kids In tile HIli 1:;1 ISMOVIE: Cherlle Chin Itthe Opera Music (i) MonevIlnl, 8:05 (J) MOVIE: The Dollmaker Against a a NBA Balketball • til NewlNlght and murder mingle as Cbarlie Chan tries to 18 Just the Ten 01 Us Q ::~,s Music Shop . backdrop olthe Kentucky moimtalns and the tm Nature Watch solve a crime. Warner Oland. Borls /Carloff. I 6:0.5 (J) MOVIE: Kentucky Wllml. A woman 18l Nashville Now Keye Luke (1~~6) all Ronls (PI 4·01 6) Jobrl Amos, LeVar industrial city of Detroit In the Depression, a lIIJ CNN Heldllne News Burton, Leslie U"nams (1977) " mother struggles with her lamily's life. Jane encounters harassr1lent and 'humiliation 8:05 (J) Bonlnzl . when she goes to work as a coal miner. \I!l Sieve Isalea '"' "'" Fonda, Glraldlne Page (1984) all ClnemAlll'lletlanl 6:30 (2) Great Outdoors IIlJ Thl Big Plclure ' 9:00 (I) MOVIE: Spies Uke Us America Mes to Cheryl Ladd, Ned Beatty. Philip Levien (1983) (!Jl Thll Weekend ~ Wonderlul i!'lzerd 01 Oz 9:50 (J) MOVIE: Dlld" Bleulng Alter aformer rid itself of two of Its worst agents, but the ~Sluds (j) NewsfTbe alg Story ~Ian 6:30 (i) Wheel 01 FollUne member 01 a religious sect is mysteriously misfires when the bumbling pair is sent C 18 Beyond Reality (l) MOVIE: As Young As We Are The love killed. his wife suspects he was murdered by on a mission of utmost Importance. Chevy 1Il Silte of tile PeopleTntervlews, debates affair between a teacher and her student vengeful members of tho cult..MSTIIfI • Chase, Dan Ayluoyd (1985) " and analysis leading to the President's State 10:05 (J) MOVIE: Dirk Night oftbe SClrecrow A causes a scandal In a small town. Robert Jenstm. Susarl Buckrrer. Sharon Stone· "'" of the Union Address. postman In asmall town reluctantly heads (1981) 9:30 (l) MOVl~ The Fal.con In Sin-Francl.cil A Harland, Pippa Scott, Beverly tong (1958) (I) Entertalnmenl TonIght Q a group of vigilantes stalking a harmless (!) Land 01 the Last Q 10'00 l2l CIA Biskeibell gang of Silk thieves commits six murders lml Cheers C retarded man whom they assume attacked a , (J) Rod " Reel before the Falcon catch them. Tom lml MOlher Goosllnd Gllmm 1:;1 can aJ Te.l. ConlllCllon woman. Charles Dumlng. Robert Lyons, II2l Mlnorlly Business Report 00 (I) lml Ne'l Conway. Rita Corday (1945) \I!l The BIg Pltlure Claude Earl Jrmes (1981) l!5J Popeye (J) MOVIE: H'llIIeR A popular girl defies 10:00 OJ MOVIE: H"ctllu VII•• llle Malloch Tl!e ~ Night Courl C 10:30l2l Amelicln Muscle Maglzlnl 12!1 Bucky p'Hare IDd the Toed WIR 1:;1 her friends to date asexy high-school hollll, Malloch Is no m~ch for Hercules, who lights . @ MIcke, MoueClub Q (I) MOVIE: Blood Gamal An all-glrl softball 7:00 l2l Jimm, Houston Outdoors which leads to abilarre, grim turn of events. for love and justice. GordonSoolt. Genevieve 18 My Two Didl Q team'llefaatsan all-male team, and now the Winona Ryder. Chrlstlan Slater. Shannen Grad (1963) 00 News 7:00 l2l Tennll men are oullor blood. (1990) (I) MOVIE; Hal to Trot A bumbling DoIIerty (f989) Q 11:00 l2l Thoroughbred IIIgISl (I) Mlrkllto Mlrket . (l) MOVIE: Plnnv Sll'IInlde Acouple'finds stockbroker learns how to handle his (i) NewiNlght (I) MOVIE: TIle Squeeze An artist who (!l MIUock Q the courage to overcome the death of their unscrupulous father with the help of atalking Ol The Wodaabe designs sets for discos gets mixed up with CIl Larry KtIlII Uvel baby through adoption, Irene Dunne. Ca!y horse. Bob Goldthwall. Oabney Coleman. aJ NI.bvlpe Now. mwder and a loltery scheme after his (l) MOVIE: Cleopalra Alter Julius Caesar's Grant, Beulah Bondi (1941) Virgina Madsen (f968) Q llil CNN Headline News ex-wife leaves amysterious box with him. assasslnallon, Antony and Cleopatra return II2l MOVIE: Last Riles A prfest Is tom Ste~ 1Il NlWI/Healtllwoek Ql Inaes MIchael Keaton. lGe Dawn Chong (1987) to Egypt. Claudqlte Colbert. Henry WlIClIKOII. between his sacred vows and his paSsion for (I) Oarkwlng Duell C GIl Kajaf C . (l) MOVIE: Condtmned Warnu A tough Warren Williams (1934) awoman marked for death. Tom Berenger, lml Glrllelhnd FrlIhill 1:;1 o TomoriiM.. OuUaok female tnmato's outlook on life Is changed (I) Flmllv MIlte!!.C Daphne ZUniga, Chick Vennera (1988) II2l Wlakllnd Morning News. Siuda· by an attempted prison break and the O§l Riscue: 811 Q . tlJ) Globll Flmlly a Eql~ Ol DOlI Monic ra MOVIE: tron II Acrusty general unexpected love of akind Phrlclan. LOllis Ol World al Vllar (II) USA MUllc Tadav 18l Backylrd Amerlo leads aselecttearn Tn amission to destroy Hayward, Anne ShIrley (1938 . aJ Nashville Now ID Ra, Bl'lldbury Thealer l!5J Fllnlstone Kids tIIehuclear weapons of a terrorist nation. lIIJ MOVIE: II HIPllen EvlfY Sprillll A llil CN" Heldllne NIWI 10:3500 Tonight Show SlIrrlng Johnn, llil CNN Hlldllne News LOllIs Gossett Jr.. MarIe Humphrey. Stuart chemistryInstructor accldentallydlscovorsa \I!l Clull MTV ClllOn . IIlJ Club MTV . MaTlJO/ln (1988) compound tIIat causes baseballs to avoid all New York It Night Slaning Clint (!) 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Chrls/op/rer Forrest: Manhew @ The Bel Gila: Going Home Q 1Il HaeUelulce ~.-. 111'.35 00 THlghl. Show SlIrrllIII Johnny Mabe 18 Swlmp Thlllll tm PredltoR In Pray ! Ca/IDII . AfTEllNOON (l990L . ,. I 18 Smurls I;J 11:05 (I) MWS"H 18l JoV of Gardening • 1Il '~~l!'Id_WIII CIlIId,.. Q 7:30 (I) Wild AmerlcI.c lml Crime nml Allar PrIme nme 0,,* l!5J New Archlll a'_1I1o H.II Q 12:00m TIlIIIIs JusuceQ lIlJ Club MTV (I) Stap bJ ShIp Q 11:00 (J) !tc1trJ! 1:J a MOVIE: SltnUoll Hope/us. 8uI Not 11:15 MOVIE: Lord Jim A deserter from the ~ Bobb,'1 World C 1i IDI Rrepower a - (i) _wBfi' roda, Serious A Gorman derk Imprisons two \I!l Club MTV British mercantile marines seeks a second @ Under the UmIliO'fll Tree (IJ MOVIE: FI/tIII far FI'IINem An aviatrix Americans desplle the end of World War II. I8.S_000 chance In the Malayan jungle. Peter OToole, 18 Dog HOUle falls in love w1t11 a fellow pilot and Alec GulnnlJSS, Robert Redfutd (1965) James MaSfJl'. 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BtiIfl l1ennBhy, all "lid Pnlal'llm ID MOVIE: A FtItI*IIIp II VIttuIi 'The PanIo/IaIIO (1988) CIorIs wch~, Man:/i GayHantin(1991) all Joe Frnkll. wandered away from his village one day and Q . was raised by a pack of wolves returns friendship of two 13-year-old girls. one 1:00 (IJ MOVIE: AI YIlIIg AI WI AI'II The love a The Hllclllllkir ~MOVlE: D1J1amaua IIIIIlIlIIIlt; Aftar his home, where he now has no Understanding Jewish, tile other tbe daughter 01 8 German affair between a teacher and her student 11:35 (!) Leve CanlllCllan 01 civiliZation. 5abu, Joseph CDJlela. Johrl collaborator, Is tested by tbe German causes a scandal in a small town. Robert daughter's killer Is released becausa of (!) Nighal" tL diplomatic Immunity. an ex-Marine follows Qualen (1942) porsecutlon of the Jews. EdwlrdAsmr. Jane Hattand, Pippa Sooll (1958) III Famllv nei Q ljIl. Silmerf Ind the Rial GIIu1IIustIR AlexandBr, Stephen Macht (1988) i:, . 2:00l2l GIaIlII.S~ WI'IIdIIg the man to South America. BruCIJ BoxIeltner, Tom Brezna1wI, Robert FoIstar (1991) 12:00l2l SHWI11Ibllt SkI·Doo Formull One 11:O5l1l M"A"S"H IDMOVlE:AlifItleCIIIIlIrHDlJlLaH'The (i)WorJdN... Slrlel atTlenlme MuII.t Nlnjl TurOn 1:;1 11:30 CIl NmNllllt UpdlhI children of 8 small town teach their parents (J) MacHIlI}Ltbnr NmHour Q II2lLasve 1t ta Haam aJ CraoIllIII ChIli how to get aJona ..amld racIaJ tensions lIl"Tla C (J) taslR Itle NFL 10l Anlmll Wonder DOWIl Under ~urroundinO 11II TequJIIl BOHIlI Q CIl WorIdwIlIt Updlhl lISI Pelll PnIaI'IIm the civil rights movement of the lIZ til Nm ll3l Ale...•• CI'IIIls ..Jot fI'IIlilII 6Os.LeVar Burton. DenISf Nicholas GlIIf Crisis: The IIoItIlG War o AMrIcI CoeIlID Coell 1m Thet's M, Oog o aJ CIIIII Dance ' (IlJ Yel MTV Raps Coanlllon • ~ Ji.~VI~ ,tm 7lIO CIttb WlIII Pat Robettaan i 11:35 (!) e..tcIIH TItt PrIIIcI.1 IJId IIltI'lllltA lIIJ 70D CIIIII WIIb Pat Roberlson It Tam .. 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Kelly McGillis. nat/ve workers and a somebig-game 11:50(I) MOVIE: Fin MIIIIH Yllra 10 hrlll A three sulllilS. CIIurIIIChrI_ AdIm Wist BtI/lgfS11989) . , ordeal after they agree to become parents of .time capsule unearthad In London is found (1990) . LloYd hunter. Meryl Stmep, Robert Ret/forrJ, Klaus a scientifically-produced child. Stephanie to.contalnevldence of an ancient Martian (IJMOVIE: PtlIIJ .....de Acouple,linds II:ZOa I...... JIll NBA Maria Brandauer (1985) Zimba/ist William Atherton, BruCIJ Davison MOVIE: Fill Food When a struggling 1nV~1on of Earth. Andrew Kelr, 8IrbIta the courage to overcootB thed...of tIlelr 1:30(1) Win $1rtt1 WIIk o (1982) ~ B burger shop spikes its sauce with an Shelley, Jlmes Donald (1968) tIIrO!Jllh adopllOn. Ireni lJiJnhf. CIIy (I) ParltcI S1rIIIIII'I 8:30 l2l RV FishIng tile World 12:qom~DII~ GlInt (1941) aphrodisiac, the compolili!Jn sends in 8sexy a CraoIllIId CIiiIt spy to lind the s. of lis success. 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