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t t:: nR • I ••' . THIS WEEK The ultimate Super Bowl Chrysler Corp. layoffs mount by Suzanne Sczubelek side, pretending they share the same cove whose duty it is to clean up er­ popcorn must wait until the res pective jerseys, so no fence­ CJ On the heels of earlier Delaware residents will probably enthusiasm for football for fear of rant popcorn , potato chips and dip housepet's claws return to their sitters could di claim their team if it production slowdowns, the get the most out of their monthly being banished from the sacred that ny up in the air in concurrence retracted state and one doesn't get happened to lose. Chrysler Corporation has an­ electric bills this weekend. cove of the TV room on counts of with a touchdown, only to land in one's eye poked out fen etting out A sushi bar in the corner would nounced additional layoffs at As strong traditions refuse to die, blasphemy. th e deepest recesses under the sofa. lost kernels. accomoda te the Californians, who its Newark Assembly Plant. this Super Sunday will probably But imagine the annual sacra­ Th ese reces ses are invariably But the biggest attraction would would require a skylight in the ceil­ Sluggish sales of the Dodge find a mass of beer-drinking, ment of the Super Bowl this year guarded by normal housepets be a wide- screen tel evision , ing so as not to lose prime sunning Spirit and Plymouth Acclaim jersey-suited, rowdy males in front took on a magical air and anything turned rabid at the sight of cheering sandwiched between life-size time. will cost more than 700 local of anything from a microscopic could happen . men in various configurations of reproductions of the San Francisco And for the Denver fans? Rocky workers their jobs. See page black and white tube to a deluxe Maids would definitely figure in ecstasy with little regard to an insig­ 49ers ' Joe Montana and the Denver road ice cream, maybe, to com- ?a. color monitor. the scheme, rescuing the unfor­ nificant cat or dog's tail. Broncos' John Elway. See SUPER/2a And women will be right by their tunate residents of the Super Bowl As a result, the cleaning up of the The audience would be al otted Follow the red brick road CJ Newark city officials are considering upgrading City Council downtown sidewalks by replacing concrete with brick­ s. The proposal is in the early stages, and officials are seek­ ing public response. See considers page 2a. • The doctor of dunk pay raise CJ Spencer Dunkley is not your average basketball players. The native of come effective only after an elec­ England came to Newark to Smith: Ten tion so that council members may hone his skills, and is now years since not be voting a payrai se for seeing extensive court time themselves. as the tallest player in Univer­ last increase sity of Delaware history. See Solicitor Hughes was unsu.-e page 2a. Monday night whether the rai se by Cathy Thomas could become effective after a Celebrate general elec tion or a mayoral el ec­ your rights Newark City Council will con­ tion. The nex t mayoral elec tion is CJ Sunday marks the sider giving council members and in April 1992. 200th anniversary of state the mayor a pay raise. Aft.cr Smith made a motion for ratification of the Bill of Rights. Council unanimously direct.cd the city solicitor to look into the The important document is the City Solicitor Thomas Hughes iss ue, th ere was some hes itancy the heart and soul of our na­ to draw up an ordinance calling for among other council members to tion, but one all too often a $100-per-month increase in their second the motion. taken for granted. See .com­ salaries. mentary, page 4a. Council members currently " I 'll second it," said Council receive salaries of $2,400 a year. member Louise Brothers, " just so 76ers plan The mayor is paid $3 ,000 a y