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Baby's Fine After 2V2-Day Stay in Well (In Stereo) ra in in g’ A Itauvinism in fired by her Ann Dusen- lated R. nal Count- faces i given the tistory- Kirk erine R oss ■ t n r inya Singer his native le republic's ) min.) ght: V id e o NFL Hosts: (60 min.) (In iianrliPBtpr HfralJi ) Manchester — A City ol Village Charm igels From im war hero Saturday, Oct. 17, 1987 30 Cents 5 and many i old role as Arlene Mar- |ht Service larly 1900s, Midwestern icial prejud- TOTS RESCUE CHEERED Baby’s fine iS after 2V2-day N stay in well MIDLAND, Texas (AP) — Eighteen- month-old Jessica McClure w&s rescued Friday night from an abandoned well by workers who spent 2'A days drilling through solid rock to reach her as the nation waited anxiously to learn her fate. Barefoot, caked with dirt and strapped with gauze to an immobilizing backboard, Jessica was hoisted by cable out of the shaft just before 8 p. m. CDT to the cheers of onlookers. .. J ‘‘They brought her out feet-first. They had put vaseline on her to get her through the hole,” said Police Sgt. Jeff Haile. "She was very alert, very bright-eyed. They got her through with no scratches. She's fine. “I didn’t have any dry eyes.” he said. "I’m relieved and am glad it's over. The toddler, who had gone without food or drink since plunging into the narrow well Wednesday morning in her aunt’s backyard, appeared alert as she rubbed her eyes in the glare of floodlights. Jessica, who weighed 20 pounds before the ordeal began, was rushed to a waiting ambulance for a one-mile drive to Midland Memorial Hospital. Dr. Carolyn Rhode said Jessica had no broken bones, but was dehydrated and might suffer circulation problems in her right leg and foot, which had been immobilized in the narrow crevice. ABC, NBC and CBS-TV all interrupted their prime-time shows to televise the final minutes of the rescue, and CNN carried long live reports throughout the ordeal. A deafening shout of jubilation rose from the' crowd of rescue workers, friends and relatives gathered around as Jessica emerged, and horns honked throughout the neighborhood. "We knew we would get her out," said exuberant driller Kibble Boler. "1 saw her face and it felt real good.” Hawk said the abandoned well was Eighteen-month-old Jessica McClure is rescued Friday night after being A P photo Please turn to page 3 trapped unoeiunderground since Wednesday morning. Doc knocks ambulance switch Out-of-town firm handles Meadows ... page 3 -MAGAZINE PUUjOIIT SECTION W - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. 16.1M7 Friday TV Story by Edgar Allen F ^ , a young boy 5:00PM @ WofKterful WofM of Dto- bout scheduled for 15 rounds, from Atlan­ 11:35PM QD Entertainment Tonight searches for buried treasure in South Caro­ ney: A Tribute to M om Cartoons featur­ tic City, N J (90 min.) (Live) Actretf Brigitte Nielsen. (In Stereo) ing Donald Duck, Goofy and Pluto as well lina. 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