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* 20— MANCHESTER lir.RAl.D. iTiilay, Jail. 2.S. 1 W| J SCOREBOARD WEEKEND EDITION Georgia Tech 89, Clemson 68 Howard U. 97, Md.-E. Shore 80 Safeties-x-Joey Browner, Minnesota; x- Basketball Memphis S t 67, Florida SL 66 Ronnio Lott, San Francisco; r-Mark Carrier, Morehead S t 88, S. Utah 75 Football Chicago. FEA TURES INSIDE Morgan S t 85, Coppin S t 58 Specialists NE Louisiana 96, SW Texas S t 76 Punier— Sean Landota, N.Y. Giants. NBA standings NW Louisiana 58. Stephen F.Austin 55, OT SPORTS TRIVIA Placekicker—Morten Andersen, Now Or­ EASTERN CONFERENCE Radford 65, Coll, of Charleston 57 NFL playoff glance leans. Atlantic Division South Alabama 88. Old Dominion 80 First Round Kick returner— Mel Gray, Detroit m TV listings grids /Pages 12,13 W L Pet. GB Southern Miss. 84, Louisville 81 Saturday, Jan. 5 Special teams-Reyna Thompson, N.Y. Boston 30 9 .769 — Stetson 93, Centenary 63 Plennie WIngo walked 8,000 miles from Santa Monica VWshIngton 20, Philadelphia 6 Giants. Philadelphia 22 18 .550 0*r2 Texas-Artington 64, McNeese S t 63 Q Calif., to Istanbul, Turkey, the hard way. How did Miami 17, Kansas City 16 Need player—To bo named later by head ■ Home and Seniors news /Page 5 coach. Washington 18 21 .462 12 MIDWEST he do it? Sunday, Jan. 6 Now Vbrk 18 22 .450 12'/2 Butler 100, Dayton 95 Cincinnati 41, Houston 14 Support New Jersey 13 26 .333 17 Ill.-Chicago 61. N. Iowa 59, OT CNcago 16, New Orleans 6 ■ Religion update /Page 6 Miami Indiana 70, Michigan 60 11 29 .275 191/2 Hummel - CNS Super Bowl depth charts our Central Division Loyola. Ill, 102, S t Louis 71 Second Round The projected starting lineups and depth Marquette 68. Evansville 57 ■ Chiidren’s games /Page 6 Chicago 28 12 .700 Saturday, Jan. 12 charts lor the 25lh Super Bowl: troops! Ohio S t 80, Minnesota 70 Detroit 28 13 .683 '/2 Buffalo 44, Miami 34 Buffalo Bills S. Ilinois 79, Bradloy 69 Milwaukee 27 15 .643 2 San Francisco 28. Washington 10 Dsfsnas Wisconsin 74, Northwestern 57 ■ Reader’s forum /Page 4 Atlanta 24 16 .600 4 Sunday, Jan. 13 RE— 78 Bruce Smith; 73 Mike Lodlsh Xavier, Ohio 69, Detroit 67 Indiana 16 24 .400 12 New Vbrk Giants 31, Chicago 3 NT—91 Jeff Wright; 82 Gary Baldingor Cleveland 13 27 .325 15 SOUTHW EST Los Angeles Flaiders 20, Cincinnati 10 LE—96 Leon Seals; 94 Mark Pike Lamar 88, Louisiana Tech 77 Charlone 12 27 .308 15'/2 ROLB— 56 Darryl Talley; 99 Hal Gamer SW Louisiana 116, Prairie View 90 WESTERN CONFERENCE Confarsnea Championships RILB— 50 Flay Bentley; 54 Carlton Bailey Texas-EI Paso 60, Hawaii 52 What's Midwest Division Sunday, Jan. 20 LILB—58 Shane CoNan; 54 Carlton Bailey Texas-Ran American 67, Arkansas S t 65 W L P ci. GB Buffalo 51, Los Angeles Raiders 3 LOLB—97 Cornelius ^nnett; 53 Man/cus Tulsa 70, Indiana S t 68 San Anionlo 28 10 .737 _ New Vbrk Giants 15, San Francisco 13 Patton : Vbur Hometown Newspaper Manchester's Award-Winning Newspaper FAR WEST Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Utah 26 14 .650 3 LCB—31 James Williams; 27 Clifford Hicks News Arizona 78, Stanford 76 Houston 21 20 .512 8<'z Super Bowl RCB— 37 Nate Odomes; 29, David Ftool; 27 Brigham Vbung 72, Air Force 55 Dallas 13 25 .342 15 Sunday, Jan. 27 Clifford Hicks California 76, Arizona S t 65 Minnasota 13 25 .342 15 At Tampa, Fla. SS— 46 Leonard SrNth; 45 Dwight Drane Gonzaga 75, Santa Clara 64 Denver 10 30 .250 19 Buffalo vs. New Vbrk Giants, 6:18 p.m. FS— 22 John Hagy; 45 Dwi^t Drane; 38 Saturday, Jan. 26,1991 Orlando 10 31 .244 19'/z Long Beach S t 89, Utah S t 78 Mark Kelso Pacifle Division Los Angeles S t 105, U.S. International 103 Pro Bowl Offense New Mexico 79, San Diego S t 68 Portland 35 7 .833 _ Sunday, Feb. 3 WR—86 James Lofton; 89 Steve Tasker; 86 LA Lakers 28 11 .718 5'/z New Mexico S t 88, San Jose S t 58 At Honolulu Vernon Turner Oregon 86, Southern Cal 84 AFC vs. NFC CBS airs Phoenix 25 13 .658 8 LT—69 Will Wblford; 74 Glenn Parker Oil flows into the Persian Gulf Oregon S t 97. UCLA 96, 2 0T Golden State 22 17 .564 11t/z LG— 51 Jim Richter; 59 Mitch Frerotte San Diego 99, Rortland 92 Seattle 18 19 .486 141/z Super Bowl champions C - 6 7 Kent Hull; 59 Milch Frerotte videotape UC Santa Barbara 76, Fullerton S t 65 LA Clippers 14 27 .341 20'/z By The Associated Press RG— 65 John Davis; 74 Glenn FVirker Utah 55, Colorado S t 51 Sacramento 11 26 .297 21'/z •pjBMipBq OUjlllBM '2E61 1990— San Francisco (NFC) 55, Denver RT— 75 Howard Ballard; 65 John Davis NEW YORK (AP) — A Thursday's Games How Top 25 fared P O Bumsiud puB 'Leet ‘SL IM<1v Buhjbjs ^ (AFC) 10 TE— 84 Keith Mckeller, 88 Pete Metzelaars; Allies worry Iraq videotape left behind by a CBS LA Lakers 113, Charlotte 93 1989— San Francisco (NFC) 20, Cincinnati 87 Butch Rolle news crew that vanished in the Houston 118, Minnesota 94 How the Associated Rress' Top 25 teams (AFC) 16 WFt—83 Andre Reed; 85 Al Edwards San Antonio 111, Cleveland 103 farad Thursday: 1988— Washington (NFC) 42, Denver (AFC) QB— 12 Jim Kelly: 14 Frank F^eich; 7 Gate Middle East earlier this week Denver 120, New Ybrk 117 1. UNLV (14-0) did not play. Next; at Louis­ 10 Gilbert Second Period—^3, Washington, Kypreos 7 aired on the CBS Evening News Friday's Games ville, Saturday. 1987— N.Y. Glanta (NFC) 39, Denver (AFC) FB— 39 Jamie Mueller; 35 Carwell Gardner to set slick ablaze Friday, but network officials LA Lakers at New Jersey. 730 p.m. 2. Arkansas (18-1) did not play. Next at (May, Tippell), 10:07. 4, Philadelphia, Sunor 10 20 RB—34 Thurman Thomas: 23 Kenneth Boston at Philadelphia. 7:30 p.m. Baylor, Saturday. Hockey (Smith, Lacombe), 11:02; 5. Philadelphia, Acton 1986— Chicago (NFC) 46. Now England Davis; 30 Don Smith said they still didn’t know the 10 (Sutter, Ekiund), 14:52. Penal­ Dallas at Detroit. 8 p.m. 3. Irtdiana (16-2) beat Michigan 70-60. Next: (AFC) 10 Specialists By MARCUS STERN and DORI drinking water to the region, un­ whereabouts of the four men. Indiana vs. Washington at Baltimore, 8 p.m. vs. No. 22 Michigan State, Saturday. ties— Samuelsson, Phi (hooking). 6:47; lalrato. 1985— San Francisco (NFC) 38, Miami (AFC) P— 10 RickTutan Miami at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. 4. Ohio State (17-0) beat Minnesota 80-70. Was. double minor (roughing), 11 ;33; Tocchet, 16 K— 11 Scott Norwood MEINERT precedented destruction to fish and The network got the videotape NHL standings Phi. double minor (roughing), 11:33; May, Wfeis, Sacramento at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Next: at No. 22 Michigan Stats, Thursday, Jan. 1984— L.A. Raiders (AFC) 38, Washington H— 14 Frank Fleich Copley News Service wildlife and raised concerns that from Saudi Arabian officials, Seattle at Phoenix, 10 p.m. 31. WALES CONFERENCE double minor (rougWng). 12:06; Kypreos. Iflfas (NFC) 9 P R - 8 5 Al Edwards Milwaukee at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. 5. Arizona (16-2) beat Stanford 78-76. Next: Patrick Division (unsportsmanlike conduct), 12:06; Murphy, Phi, ^^1983—Washington (NFC) 27. Miami (AFC) K IV -30 Don Smith; 85 Al Edwards Iraq might set it ablaze to foil a pos­ who found the crew’s car Saturday's Games at California, Saturday. W L T P ts GF GA double minor (high-sticking, roughing). 12:06; sible allied amphibious assault. Thursday, said CBS spokes­ Mellanby, Phi (unsportsmanlike conduct). WASHINGTON — In what the Philadelphia at Charlotte. 7:30 p.m. 6. Syracuse (17-2) did not play. Next: at NY Rangers 26 17 8 60 186 156 1982— San Francisco (NFC) 26, Cincinnati New Hbrk Giants Pentagon officials, however, said woman Donna Decs. The crew New Jersey at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Rrovidence, Saturday. Philadelphia 26 21 6 58 179 165 12:06; Hextall, Phi, served by Hostak (rough­ (AFC) 21 Dsfsnas Bush administration Friday called Detroit at Orlando. 7:30 p.m. 7. North Carolina (14-2) did not play. Next: Pittsburgh 26 21 3 55 215 184 ing). 12:06; May, Wfes, major (fighting), 1636; 1981- Oakland (AFC) 27, Philadelphia (NFC) LE— 77 Eric Dorsey; 93 Mike Fox “environmental terrorism” by Iraq, the oil spill would have no military was covering the war between Berube, Phi. major (lighting), 16:36; Hunter, Dallas at lAfashington, 7:30 p.m. vs. Georgia Tech, Sunday. New Jersey 20 20 10 50 1B3 171 10 NT— 74 Erik Howard; 73 John Washington millions of gallons of Kuwaiti crude impact and would not disrupt allied Iraq and a group of allied Cleveland at Houston, 8:30 p.m. 8. Kentucky (15-2) did not play. Next: at Washington 22 26 2 46 158 169 Was. minor-major (roughing, lighting), 20:00; 1980— Pittsburgh (AFC) 31. Los Angeles RE—70 Leonard Marshall; 73 John Minnesota at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Alabama, Saturday. NY Islanders 17 25 6 40 135 168 Sutter, Phi, major (lighting), 20:00. (NFC) 19 Washington; 93 Mike Fox oil were pouring into the Persian operations against Iraqi forces.
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    Let us all make Christmas Eve a "Night of Light." than have men of other countries and other continents. "As America's answer to the black-out threatening Democratic institutions, and would re-charge our de- No-where else in the world can the people feel more Let us proclaim our solemn intention of continuing the world—a black-out of freedom as well as of light termination to keep America beyond the reach of closely the spirit of Christmas. We have been spared these honorable .pursuits by sending forth a blaze of —will you proclaim Christmas Eve a 'Night of Light,' dictatorship. the horrors of dictatorships and of wars. There are light, symbolic of the light which shown over Bethle- calling on citizens to keep every room of every home "I believe that citizens will spontaneously respond no threats of enemy airplanes and their death-dealing hem. and building fully lighted, with blinds wide open, and that America's 'Night of Light' will be bigger, bombs. There is no cause for us to huddle in our cell- Mayors August F. Greiner and Walter C. Christen- from dusk to midnight? more significant news—in nations where news can ars, the windows of our homes covered in blackness sen today officially proclaimed, in response to a re- "I believe this symbolic action, making this night* still be circulated—than any black-out has been." to blot out a target for sky raiders. quest by Bernarr Macfadden, publisher, Christmas brighter than any we have ever experienced, would In urging the response of the people of this com- We have been blessed many times over for our Eve as a "Night of Light." Hi*.